http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8436d203b3d6497a6393b7a35fdffe3b.pdf 0414c1be684c8f720cf74aa6dd63c2a3 PDF Text Text .. B6 The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com December 4, 2007 . Big bucks, As OHIO VALLE.Y 414 East C St BANK. 760 Second Ave. Gallipolis, 0 H 45631 Wellston, OH 456"12 740-384-3058 800-538-7 67 4 Pomeroy 'We Can Dress «' DccOI'Gtt A"f TCGIII «' Organilcltion" "-.'' ronstrophiesinc@verizon.net ~week ' . 236 seoond Avo. ·--· 100 w. 1.1a1n St ---·---···- 992-2357 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio :;o ( ' I: ~TS • \' ol. ;; - . :\ " · 'I .> SPORTS • Nets capture win over Cavaliers. See Page 81 ... 1..___________________ We're Everywhere You Are! 2. ___________________ 3. ___________________ . Pharmacy , Open m-F 9em-7pm Set9em-1Dm Closed Sunaey (740) 992-1536 www.f'oodf'alrmk.com 6. ___________________ 7 . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ .~alltpoli~ matlp ~rtbune INSIDE 446-2342 11 . ___________________ ~oint ~lea~ant l\egi~ter 675-1333 14 . _________________ 992-2155 See Page A6 • Family Medicine: Chef Simpson's Rx for holiday cheer. See Page A3 • Museum hosts . holiday dinner, breakfast with Santa. See Page A3 • Local Briefs. NAME: ____--'----------- ADDRESS: _____________ • Buoyed by orders, Fenton Glass says it's still in business. See Page AS . PHONE=-------:-- U%0 Volley Drl>e • Point Pleosan1, WV •lOI·bed foelllty 304-675-4340 The Family of Professionals . ..,...,.. C I'D4r.l'll B CIIIR ftllll ra. lnt····- lay Each Tuesday through Dec. 11, a numbered game wiD appear In each participating merchant's ad. Indicate your pick of winners and write It beside the corresponding number. Entries must be d,ropped off at tbe: Gallipolis Dally Tribune or mailed to: Football Smackdown c/o Gallipolis Dally Tribune 825 3rd Avenue WEATIIER . Entries must be postmarked by Th~y .!0 qualify for that week's contest. The priZe wiD be awarded · weekly on the basis or most winners &elected correctly and In cll5e of ties, Winner wUI be determbted by bOnd draw. You must be 16 years of ap or older to en~r. Only one entry per person per week. '?~ a. ·s a11c Specialists In: OXYGEN & RESPIRATORY EOL!IPMENT & SUPPUES • Locally Owned and Operated • 24hr. Emergency ,Service • Free Delivery ·Stop By Our Showroom . • Many More Items 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis, OH ' 740. 446-0007 ' adrohibited area and no signs poste at Gloeckner's on Oct. 30 as the basis for the fine . Gloeckner will have 30 days from the date of the letter to request the administrative review before the Board of Health. He said he plans to do so later this month. Gloeckner's cafe has been subject to II anonymous complaints since enforcement of the ban began , including at least one complaint alleging violations on Sunday, the only day of the week Gloeckner's business is closed. Since the department began enforcing the ban in May, it has recorded 25 violations in public places, but has not issued a fine until now. Among the places found in violation are the Middleport Police Department, the county highway department and several taverns. The departmel)l has recorded II complaints against Gloeckner's for smoking in prohibited area, ashtrays present, infiltration of .smoke and no signs posted. Court Street Grill, second in the number of alleged violations ·reported, appears on the list only three times. The following complaints have been received: • Court · Street Grill, Pomeroy: smoking in prohibited area, ashtray present, infiltration of smdke, May 5; smoking in prohibited area, ash- . tray present, no signs posted, May 15: smoking in prohibited area, ashtray pre sent, infiltration of smoke , July 9. • Antique Attic. Pomeroy: smoking in prohibited area, ashtray present, infiltration of smoke, July 9. • Summerfield's Restaurant , Chester: ·infiltration of smoke, May 21; infiltration of smoke, June 15 . . • Fraternal Order of Eagles, Pomeroy : smoking in·. prohibited Please see Fine, AS -Federal aid available to local fanners STAFF REPORJ NEWS@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM RACINE Racine · Council has anno'unced letters defailing its proposal for annexation will · soon be hitting the mailboxes of property owners to gage tf the proposal moves forward. Mayor J. Scott Hill said if council receives a negative response the· plans will not move forward. "If there's no support we're not going to pursue it," Hill said. Clerk-Treasurer Dave ........... . ' -·. Spencer said upon consult~~ ing with Village Solicitor r ,.<l\\IW I , Doug Lillie, the boundary J ::tA iK lines for the annexation were changed to reflect .c~ , ~ ~ fi\'1 section lines for easier description. With this reconfiguration, the surface operations for coal compa'1/. ny Gatling Ohio along Yellowbush Road are now included within the annexation area . Spencer informally described the annexation area as follows: Starts at Star Mill Park, goes South along the Ohio River, hits the section line, the ~ection B~an J, Roi6d(photo line goes across to also "Dairy Evangelist" Warren Taylor, owner of Snowville Creamery, is pictured with the product include the Gatling property of his dairy's first run of whole milk. The product will be available to local shoppers at where surface operations Powell's Food Fair. set, then the intersection section line goes north to Country Road 28, moving west it crosses old Ohio 124, follows the west side · of Hog Hollow, takes in all of Junior Salser's property on Hog Hollow, including BY BRIAN J. REED the property on the east side tied on the farm the same about two hours," Taylor BREED@MYOAILYSENTINEL. COM of Hog Hollow, then takes day the cows are milked and said. "Milk is only as the section line west back to delivered to the retailer in healthy as the cows which SNOWVILLE -The the same day. The dairy uses produced it, the cows are the old locks and dams. Spencer said after con- Snowville Creamery com- milk from pasture-fed dairy only as good as the food sulting with Little, it was pleted its first run of I00 cows owned by Bill Dix and they eat, and that food is determined by adhering . to gallons of milk from its Stacy Hall of Snowville. only as good as the ground section lines as much as new facility on Holley According to Warren it grows on." possible, it would be easier Road Tuesday. Taylor, ~reamery owner and The Snowville Creamery The milk will be available self-proclaimed to describe the pla11s when it "dairy has the capacity to produce goes to the county engineer in half-gallon cartons from evangelist," the milk is up to I,OOO'gallons of milk a for review. Powell's Food Fair in processed just 300 feet day. with three employees. "The law says you cannot Pomeroy, and Kroger, the away from the cows who , Ground was broken on the salamander," Spencer stated Farmacy and Village Baker produced it. new facility just under a year in terms of how to legally in Athens. "It comes out of the cow ago, and has cost Taylor $1 map out the area. Milk from the dairy is bot- and goes into the carton in million to complete. POMEROY Both Meigs and Gallia Counties are including in a listing of counties where residents are eligible to apply for low interest emergency loan s from United States Department of Agriculture 's Farm Service Agency (FSA). Seventy -three counties were desi~nated as primary natural d1saster areas due to damages and · losses caused by _drought and extreme heat, conditions that occurred from April 15 and are continuing, according to the FSA. The counties, along with several adjacent ones, were designated natural . disaster areas on Nov. 26, making all qualified farm operators in the designated areas eligible for low-interest emergency loans from USDA's FSA, provided eligibility requirements are met. To qualify, farmers must be unable to obtain credit from commercial sources. Farmers in eligible counties have eight months from the date of the declaration to apply for loans to help cover part or all of their actual losses. FSA will consider each loan application on its own merits, taking into account the extent of losses, security available and repayment ability. rt was noted that FSA has a variety of programs, in addition to the emergency loan program, to help eligible farmc;rs recover from adversity. USDA has also made other programs available to assist farmers, including the Emergency Conservation Program, Federal Crop Insurance and the Noninsured Crop Disaster Assi stance Program. Interested farmers should contact their local USDAFSA county office for further information on 'eligibility requirements and application procedures for these and other programs. Details on Pace A6 ·Moore ACS Cancer Resource Center dedication INDEX OXYGEN MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, INC. REEQ Local dairy cotnpletes first · nm of pasture-grazed mill{ See Page A5 Gallipolis, OH 45631 J. • • 25th anniversary of plane crash nears. PLEASANT VALLEY . . . HOSPITAL BY BRIAN BREEO@MYDAILVSENTINEL :CoM ---lt. . The Daily Sentinel ·"'"i;"h " ''" "" , ",,,. First fine proposed for smoking ban violation . ~ 13 . ___________________ . ' '""' BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM 9··------~------------ 12.·------------~----- ~007 BY BETH SERGENT 8.·------~---------- Tinting Lifetime Warranty 4 Door Cars $139 • 2 Door Cars $11' Truck& sl8r11ng at $8·. \\ I .II:'\ I.S II \\ , Ill·.( L ,\ IIH:I{ ;;. Letters going out on Racine annexation 5.·------------~----- 10.·------------~----- · POMEROY The Meigs County ·· Heal.th Department has issued its first fine in the enforcement of the statewide smoking ban . approved by voters a year ago. · Charles "Sonny" Gloeckner said Tuesday he will request an adminstrati ve review, as provided by law, of the civil fine of $100 the health department has imposed against him as owl}er of Gloeckner's Cafe in Pomeroy. In a letter dated Nov. 27, Coleen Murphy Smith of the health department cited smoking in 4. ___________________ t27t Eastern Ave., (dllipolis. OH Nod to Irvin '• m.... days til Christmas www.ovbc.com • 12 .....,;: Winner Mike Bragg Point HOLZER CLINIC PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL •• 446-2168 lnsldeWalmart 2145EastemAve. ··-- 441-3575 Inside Food land 740-~6-4460 Shop_ {MaJiy $Cllfj$ . Annie's Mailbox Calendars Classifieds 1·688-446-2684 216 Upper River Rd. Galllpolla, Ohio 1/2 milt .outh of the Sliver Bridge · Llcen90 CC 700077.()()() and 00 I Li<:anM Cl 750048-<JOO and 001 Holzer Medical Center will also do free bra measurements and Please see Center, AS 2 SECI'IONS- 12 PAGES OHIO VALLEY 446·2404 prosthetic fittings for P.atients. This visit goes along with the CRC's services of distributing free ·prosthetics, bras and wigs to patients in need . . The mission of the CRC is to · increase local access to cancer .prevention, early detection and quality of life information for cancer patients, loved ones and the general public. Moore, who passed away earlier this year, was president of the ACS's Meigs County Advisory Board and championed the CRC: His widow, Rae, BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT®MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM . Comi<;s _ Editorials Sports Weather A3 POMEROY -The Ferman E. Moore American Cancer A3 Society Cancer Resource Center will be dedicated from _B2-4 . 4-6 p.m. today at i.ts new home· inside the Meigs County Health Bs Department during a special open house. · A4 The public is invited to attend the open hou se where. light B Section refreshments will be served. Suzanne Brumfield from A6 © OOO? Ohio Valley Publilihlna Co• be at the CRC's open hou ~e to The Ferman E. · Moore American Cancer Society Cancer Resource Center will be dedi· cated during an open house from 46 p.m. tonight at its new home . the Meigs County Health Department:· Pictured is ACS Meigs County Advisory Board member Courtney Sim. Submitted photo ., ., • �NATION • WORLD The Daily Sentinel PageA2 Wednesday, December 5, 2007 Teacher back in Britain after being pardoned in Islam insult case involving teddy bear BY ROB HARRIS "Welcome back, Gillian." "It WaS OUtrageous, She shouldn't have been treated LIVERPOOL, England that way," said Dr. Abdul A British teac her Hamid....She's been the vicreturned to her northern tim of something ridiculous. English, hometown Tuesday We're glad she's back home after being pardoned m and her ordeal is all over." Sudan for insulting Islam by Gibbons' supporters have allowing her students to said the case started when a name. a teddy bear school secretary with a Muhammad. grudge, Sarah Khawad, Gillian Gibbons took complained to the Ministry refuge from the media in a of Education that Gibbons hotel, issuing a plea tor (Jn- had insulted Islam's Prophet vacy- and time to cons1d- Muhammad. Gibbons' er interview requests. lawyer, Kamal al-Gizouli, Police sealed off the street 'a nd school officials said in front of her son's Khawad was acting out of Liverpool home as more revenge after she had an than 40 reporters waited ar~ument with the school's outside. Netghbors poked pnncipal, though they could their heads out of their not say the cause of the homes to examine the crush argument. of satellite trucks and cam- · No parents ever comera crews. plained, school director · "She's had a long journey Robert Boulos said. home and is thinking about However, the case escalatevents and just wants to ed as Muslim clerics in spend some time with her Sudan sought to drum up family," said Richard Clem, public outrage, calling the associate director of the naming of the teddy bear part Bell Pottinger North public of a Western plot to insult the · relations finn . "I think the prophet and demanding family are surprised at the . Gibbons be punished. Gibbons, 54, was freed amount of interest ... we've been asked here to tell you Monday after two Muslim members of Britain's House to leave." After traveling through of Lords met with Sudanese the night from Sudan, President Omar al-Bashir. Gibbons told reporters at The teacher sent the presiLondon's Heathrow Airport dent a statement saying she that she was stunned by the ' did not mean any offense. "I'm 'Very glad to be back, swift tum of events and her . and I'm a . !itt!~ shoc~ed eight days in jail. ''I'm just an ordinary mtd- . . about ,all the medta ~ttenl!~n die-aged pnmary school that I ve ·been gettmg: I m teacher. I went out there to looking forward to seeing have an adventure, and got a my family and friends and bit more than I bargained to have a good test, and I'm for" she said. "I don't think · hoping that you'll give me anyone could have im~g- space in order to do that," · ined it would snowball hke she satd at Heathrow. this." "It has been an ordeal, but At her son's home, British I'd like want you to kno~ Muslims delivered a mes- that I was well-treated m sage of sup(JOTt and brought prison . and .eve?,'body was a bouquet w1th the message: very kind to me. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ANNIE'S MAILBOX -" AND MARCY SUGAR . • . ' AP photo Undated photo made available by the Italian Culture Ministry in Rome Tuesday showing an archeologist cleaning a leg part of a wooden throne dug out between October and November in the ancient southern Italian c1ty of Herculaneum, near Pompeii, one of the Roman cities buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in the year 79. Decorated with 1vory bas-reliefs depicting ancient deities, the wooden remains are the first known example of a Roman throne, archaeologists sa1d Tuesday. Archaeologists discover 1st century Roman throne among ruins near Pompeii Experts said the reliefs today," Pietro Giovanni Guzzo, Pompeii's archaeo- recall the "Attideia" cerelogical superintendent, told monies, which commemoa news conference in Rome. rated the death and resurVilla dei Papiri, so called rection of Attis, husband because it has yielded a and victim of the goddess library of hundreds of Cibele, and were introancient papyruses, has duced to the Roman calenonly been parti~lly exca- . dar by the· I;mperor _ vated and it is not yet clear Claudius. The fragile remains will whether the throne belonged to the ancient now undergo a lengthy Fesidence, said Maria Paola restoration, while archaeolGuidobaldi, the dig's ogists hope to · discover many more precious artidirector. The throne depicts Greek facts as the dig in the Villa Papiri continues, mythological figures dei absorbed by Rome's culture Guidobaldi said. Associated Press reporter and is 'decorated with images of the gods Attis and Alesw11dra Molinari in Dionysus, as well as pine Rome contributed to this report. cones and phalluses. believed to have been the residence of Julius Caesar's father-in-law. · ROME - Remnants of Herculaneum, Pompeii the first known surviving and Stabiae · were Roman throne have been destroyed by the eruption discovered in the lava and of Mount - Vesuvius that ash that buried the city of killed thousands in the Herculaneum in the first year 79. The layers of volcentury, archaeologists canic ash preserved the sites for centuries, providsaid Tuesday. Decorated with ivory bas- ing precious information reliefs depicting ancient on .domestic life in the deities, two legs and part of ancient world. Archaeologists said the the back of the wooden throne was an exceptional throne were dug out between October and find; furniture of its type November. They were had previously only been found 82 feet below ground seen m artistic depiction. "It's the first original near ' Herculaneum's Villa dei Papiri, a ftrst century throne from Roman times country home that is that has survived until BY ARIEL DAVID ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ~ay Merry Christmas to ~meone ~pecial with a &ntinel Christmas An8el we remember thm~ · who have passed away and are especially dear to us. On Friday,' December 21, we will publish a special page devoted to those who are gone but not forgotten. They will be similar to the sample below: • 0 NONLV~ you wisb, select ODe of the foUowing FREE verses below to · your tribute. · I. We hold you in our thoughiS and memories forever. 2. MayGod cradle you mHis arms. now and forever. 3. ForeY<r missed, never forgouen. May God hold you in !he palm of His hand. 4. Thank you for lhe wonderful days we shared Iogether. My prayers will be wilh youunlit we meet again. 5.The days we shared were sweet I long 10 see you again in God's heavenly glory. 6. Your courage and bravery still inspire us all. and the memory of your smile fills us wiih joy and laughter. 7. Though oul of sigh!, you'll forever he in my heart and mind. 8. The days may come and go, but Ihe limes we shared will always remain. 9. May Ihe ligh1 of peace shine onyour face for e1erni1v. 10. May God's angils guide youand protect you ihroughomt imc. II . You were a lighl in our life that burns forever in our heans. 12. May God's graccsshine over you foralllime. · 13. You are in our lhoughls and prayers from morning to night and from yeallo year. 14. We send Ihis message with aloving kiss for eternal reS! and happiness. 15. May !he Lord bless youwilh His graces and warm, loving heart. ., ~ooo r Per fictu.Pe f'repail 1 ~ \ David C. Andrews July tO, t96t·May 5, 1980 May God's angels guide you and protect you throughout time. Adam Rodgers "Merry Christmas" Mommy &. Daddy Alwap in our hearts, John and Mona Andrews and family * Actual Size 1x3 * Rune Monday, Decembe.r 24th ·* Deadline for entt:Y December 18th at 5:00 Dear Annie: I'm a 25year-old single woman whose best fri end for the past I 0 years has been a ~uy. "Tony" and I have a Jot m common and enjoy hanging out and playing video games together. (I am a bit of a tomboy.) Whenever Tony gets a girlfriend, he always asks me what I think of her, and I do the same _with my boyfriends. We have a brother-sister retationship. Our friendship has never been an issue when we are dating other people, which is great. Here's the problem: It seems everyone else can't accept that Tony and I are just friends. My co-workers, our mutual friends and even some members of our families keep trying to play matchmaker with us. Tony and I have talked about 11 and gave it a shot a few yeats ago, and we both came to the conclusion that we're better · off staying friends. We can't imagine being intimate with each other, and he even told me that kissing 'me was like kissin~ his sister. A relationsh1p beyond friendship just isn ' t going to happen, . and we don ' t see the' point : : Fill out the form below and drop off to · The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio·45769 Child's Name: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....;,__ _ _ __ From:----------~------- Your Name: . --__,..-------~------- lll 1 The Daily Sentinel With Fondest Memories Court St., Pomeroy, OH 45769 : · POMEROY The Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society will kick off holiday activities at the Museum with a dinner Friday night in the Howard and Geneva Nolan Annex. The dinner to be served at 6 p m is a fund raiser for a Mode~n Woodmen of America $2,500 matching grant: This means the Woodmen will match the amount raised at the dinner up to that figure . Margaret Parker, president, reminds residents that the. dinner is open to the public. The annex provides ground level entrance and will be decorated extensively for the occasion. Special entertain- r--------------------------------------, I Please publish my tribute in the special Memory Page on Friday, December 21. I J I •• ment will follow the meal. . The dinner will be served at ~ p.m. and .begin with a var1ety of hoh.day appettzers and salad, along with beverag~s of spiced cider, punch, teed tea and coffee. For the main course, those attending will select from a menu of. pork loin, roast beef•. twtce baked potato, cand1ed sweet potatoes and ve~etable medley, after wh1ch a table of desserts wtll be offered as the finale. Reservati~ns are to be made by calling the Museum at 992-38 tO. The cost 1s $15 per person. The main museum building will be open from S to 5:45 p.m. and also lotlowmg the dm ner for viewing of a doll di splay. On Saturday, Dec. 1~· f~om 9 to II a.m. the tradtIlona! Breakfast with S~nta will be held at the Museum Annex. The breakfast will be an all, you-can-eat meal ~~~JIIl'l!:f:~;rnJ#'¥§~!RRllm,~~~·~fW'l, Church events Clubs and organizations Thursday, Dec. 6 POMEROY Ladies Auxiliary, Drew Webster Unit 39, 2:30 p.m. at the library. POMEROY Meigs County Retired Teachers, noon, at Trinity Church on Second Street, Pomeroy. Hijlhway patrol representative will speak on safe winter driving . Meigs Middle School chorus will entertain with holiday music . Guests welcome. Lunch re servations due by Dec. 4. TUPPERS PLAINS Tuppers Plains. · VFW Auxiliary, 7 p.m. at !he hall. Gift exchange. · POMEROY - Hemlock Grange will have its annual Christmas dinner at the hall , 6:30 p.m. All members are welcome. Friday, Dec:. 7 POMEROY - Meigs County PERl #74 meets at I p.m. at Mulberry Community Center (God's NET) fnr election of offi cers and Christmas program. POMEROY - Caregiver Support Group, noon in Semor Citizens Center conference room. Jim Cundiff, speaker, on topic of foods and memory. Refreshments. · Everyone welcome. Satu,rday, Dec. 8 POMEROY - Christian Motorcycle Association, Sunday, Dec. 9 TUPPERS PLAINS The Tuppers Plains St. Paul United Methodist Church will host a holiday carry-in dinner at 12:30 p.m. The Chrisimas program will be held at 7 p.m. on Dec . 15. Other events Wednesday, Dec. 5 POMEROY - ·Jerri Dahler. field representative for U.S. Rep . Charlie Wilson, D-~ridgeport , will hold office hours fru1n 1-3 p.m., Meigs County District Public Library in Pomeroy. · Thursday, Dec. 6 RACINE - Leaf pick up in the Village of Racine, today and tomorrow, rake all leaves to curb for pick up. Birthdays · Thesday, Dec. 11 POMEROY - Charles Goeglein _will observe his 87th birthday . on Dec. II . Cards may be sent to him at 35610 Flatwoods Road, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Saturday, Dec. 15 POMEROY ~ Mildred Schaefer Pen'y will observe her 85th birthday on Dec. 15. Cards may be sent to her at the Rock .Springs Rehabilitation Center, 36759 Rock Springs Road, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Her room number is 124a . NOW OPEN Reed & Baur Insurance A2ency New hffice locatediit with pancakes, sausage. and scrambled eggs being served. The charge is $4 for adults and $3 tor children, . 12 and under. There will be crafts for the children. Reservations are to be made by Friday, Dec. 14 by calling 992-3810. Owners: Jessica Dillon 992-3600 www.reedbaur.~:om Providing Insurance Solutions Home Auto Farm Business Health 1 ·: C'i!y·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - State---....:... ZiP--- I 1 Make Check Payable to THE DAILY SENTINEL L------------~-------------• ·... Welcomes Santa .Claus Name o f d e e e a s e d - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 I '· I 1·Print your name here 1 I Address _ _ _ _ _ __,;,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Phone nu mberc_ _ _ _ _ _ I .. rty Ba .•-. I I I Relationship to me _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . 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Simpson, D.O., M.B.A., spread over cooled · first Ohio University College of layer. Ost~opathic Medicine, P.O. Third layer: Combine Box 110, Athens, Ohio pudding mix and milk 45701, or via e-mail to mix well and pour over sec- readerquestions@familyond layer. medicinenews.org. Medlral ·Fourth layer: Top with information in . this remaining whipped top - . column is provided as an ping and chill several educational se,...ice otrly. hours or . overnight. It does not replace the Garnish with choppetl judgment of your persotwl pecans if desired. physician, who should be I've found that many peo- relied on to diagnose qnd pie are put off when they recommend treatment see the word "pisfachio" in for any medical conditions. - the ingredient li st. I'd Pas! columns are a~ailabl~ encourage you to overcome onlme at wwwjamdymedrthis prejudice and give it a cinenews.org. Delivered Chapter, regular meeting, 5 p.m., Common Ground s, West Main Wednesday, Dec. 5 POMEROY - Meig s Street. Thesday, Dec:. ll County Board of Health. HARRISONVILLE regular meeting , 5 p.m .. conference roum Meigs Harrisonville Chapter 255, County Health Department. O.E .S .• 7:30 p.m. in the R UTLAND - · Leading chapter room. May wear ConservancY Christmas attire, members Creek District, special board meei- to take food for food pantry . ing, 5 p.m., for personnel Dues payable by meeting tlate . matters. POMEROY - Meigs Thursday, Dec, 6 Chamber of POMEROY - Salisbury County Commerce, business-mindTown ship Trustees , 6:30 ed luncheon . noon , p.m. at th e town hall. Pomeroy· Library, speaker POMEROY - Board of Sur.ervisors for the Meigs Mike Gerlach on "Holiday Sot! and Water Traditions," perfonnance by Be ll Choir, Conservation District, spe- Eastern Riverside Golf Club catercial meeting. 11:30 a.m. at the MSWCD office, 3310 1 ing, call 992-5005 to RSVP Hiland Roatl. Pomeroy. DEADLINE: MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 12 Noon . December 8 10 am tillll noon 1 Date of birth _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _......._ _ _ _ _ _ Date of passin!\--------1 Address:--------------Phone: __________________________ ues to look for "generous" men, she will undoubtedly continue to find herself in the same situation. I am a 50-year-old man and have many true "friendrelationships ship-only" with women. I enjoy them, and neither of us !eels taken advantage of. If "No Way" is seeking that freedom , she ne10ds to belly up and l'.lv her own way. - Friends Go Dutch Dear Friends: It's true that a wo~~lan should not expect h~\ma le friends to pay the ills, not only because it ~s unfair, but because some men interpret that to mean they are entitled to a sexual reward. -If "No Way" isn ' t already splitting the costs of' her entertainment. we hope she . will do so immediately. Annie'S Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the An11 Landers column. Please e-mail your questions to annies.mailbox@comcast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box ll8190, Chicago, IL 60611. To find IJUI more about Annie's Mailbox, qnd read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartootrists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. ChefSbnpson's Rx for holiday cheer: Green Yucky Stuff alike. It is easy to make, can be made a day or two ahead and is relatively inexpensive. My sister's mother-inlaw makes this recipe year round, as it is always a crowd pleaser. Be judicious in how often you have it, because it's loaded with calories. In my borne this delectable dish has two names. Officially, it's Grandma Alene's Four Layer Dessert, but we also call it "the green yucky stuff." That helps keep the uninformed out of it until time for dessert. It has been a longstanding family joke about the name, because it's anything but yucky. . Public meetings FAMILY MEDICINE December, with its many holidays, is alway~ a busy month. This year the holiday season starts with the Jewish "Festival qf Lights," or Hanukkah. A bit earlier than usual, it runs from sundown on Dec . 4 to sundown on Dec. 12. The rest of the month is filled with other religious and secular holidays including Hajj, Christmas, Kwanza and New Year's Eve. So, in keeping with that holiday spirit, I would like to give my readers a break from the usual treatise on . the diagnosis and treatment · of illness. Instead, for the - t 6th year in a row, this column wilt give you respite from the discussion of human ailments and, instead, give you a delightful food recipe that I hope will provide a special holiday treat for your family. This dessert has tittle or no nutritional value. but is loved by young and old 2007 ·Museum hosts holiday dinner, breakfast with Santa TO REMEMBER YOUR LOVED ONE IN THIS SPECIAL WAY, SEND $8.00 PER LISTING • $121F PICTURE INCLUDED Mail or drop otT at : in forcing one. Dear Mixed-Up: Your We're both frustrated with parents might not respond everyone pushing us togeth- with enthusiasm, but that er. At first we shrugged it doesn't mean they won't be off, but it's reached the accepting. They may be surpoint where I can't show . prised by your announce- · tnterest in other men with- men[, however, so give out being criticized. The them time to work through same goes for Tony. In an their feelings. Please coneffort not to give people the tact PFLAG (pflag.or~) . wrong idea, we make sure 1726 M Street, NW, Suite that when we go out to have . 400, Washington, D.C. fun, it's with a group of 20036 for information and other people, but it seems a suggestions on how to talk lot .of folks can't accept the to your parents about this. idea of a man and woman GOOd luck . . ' being friends. How do we Dear Annie: .1 read the get through to them? letter from "No Way, Frustrated in Carolina Buddy," who complained Dear Frustrated: As that she just wanted to be long · as neither you nor friends, but her latest male Tony is harboring thou~hts companion wants more. A of a more intimate relation- key phrase is that he's "gen,, ship, ignore the well-mean- erous." Does she think he's ing busybodies . They will buying her dinner because gi"e up only when one of he thinks she's hungry? If you is "best man" at the she really . wants friendship other's wedding. · without obligation, she Dear Annie: I am a IS- shouldn't be accepting genyear-old sophomore in high erosity that creates obligaschooL I don't keep secrets tion - they should split all · fr.om my parents except for expenses. one thing. I am bisexual and Many women seem to they don't know. think it 's perlectly OK for I want to tell them, but m_en to pay for everything, I'm afraid they wilt be and that they have no ashamed of it and of me. I responsibility to recipro· know they will still love me , . cate. I'm not saying accept- . no matter what, but wilt ing a rare dinner from a man they be able to accept me? I should force a woman into am totally confused. Please bed, but there is no free help. - Mixed-Up Child lunch in life. If she contin- Wednesday, December 5, Community Calendar Time to ignore the busybodies BY KATHY MITCHELL PageA3 BY THE BEND . The Daily SentineL 112-1121 IHLIIIISI.PI•IIRII . Enjoy cookie£5 and Cocoa with Santa · You are welcome to bring a hat and glove donation which will be given to God's Net JeffWarner 113 W. 2nd St.,,..,. D On Y<>&H Side Pomeroy, OH · 992-5479 Nationwidee Home Auto life Business Stop by foro quote and reuiv~ a free ca mouflage hat."' 'limited quanut~ availal}la ~ Noli<nml! u..~ ..,.,• •!lf>;;ll ""' "'"-.'• •••• ~ ~..,...,. "'"' O • " "" . '" ""'"••.rut 1-h '"~ '' •·•• r.,.".C"''' .,._ ,.,...,., ' <Jio>~ '" -.m - '11) ,...,...,...., ,.......-~"'"'""' ""''"'""•"' ~''"" ~" " """ r '"'~'-'"'• """ ' '""'' ~ 'w • ol '•1~1!!<. ~..,,._, ' ' ' , , .~ ~ l~ • ; oorm · No.,._,. 11>c ~~ r-_.....,. . u,.-, -~, ~ , • >Ooolit~ · ~ """ OlU?< lli �NATION • WORLD The Daily Sentinel PageA2 Wednesday, December 5, 2007 Teacher back in Britain after being pardoned in Islam insult case involving teddy bear BY ROB HARRIS "Welcome back, Gillian." "It WaS OUtrageous, She shouldn't have been treated LIVERPOOL, England that way," said Dr. Abdul A British teac her Hamid....She's been the vicreturned to her northern tim of something ridiculous. English, hometown Tuesday We're glad she's back home after being pardoned m and her ordeal is all over." Sudan for insulting Islam by Gibbons' supporters have allowing her students to said the case started when a name. a teddy bear school secretary with a Muhammad. grudge, Sarah Khawad, Gillian Gibbons took complained to the Ministry refuge from the media in a of Education that Gibbons hotel, issuing a plea tor (Jn- had insulted Islam's Prophet vacy- and time to cons1d- Muhammad. Gibbons' er interview requests. lawyer, Kamal al-Gizouli, Police sealed off the street 'a nd school officials said in front of her son's Khawad was acting out of Liverpool home as more revenge after she had an than 40 reporters waited ar~ument with the school's outside. Netghbors poked pnncipal, though they could their heads out of their not say the cause of the homes to examine the crush argument. of satellite trucks and cam- · No parents ever comera crews. plained, school director · "She's had a long journey Robert Boulos said. home and is thinking about However, the case escalatevents and just wants to ed as Muslim clerics in spend some time with her Sudan sought to drum up family," said Richard Clem, public outrage, calling the associate director of the naming of the teddy bear part Bell Pottinger North public of a Western plot to insult the · relations finn . "I think the prophet and demanding family are surprised at the . Gibbons be punished. Gibbons, 54, was freed amount of interest ... we've been asked here to tell you Monday after two Muslim members of Britain's House to leave." After traveling through of Lords met with Sudanese the night from Sudan, President Omar al-Bashir. Gibbons told reporters at The teacher sent the presiLondon's Heathrow Airport dent a statement saying she that she was stunned by the ' did not mean any offense. "I'm 'Very glad to be back, swift tum of events and her . and I'm a . !itt!~ shoc~ed eight days in jail. ''I'm just an ordinary mtd- . . about ,all the medta ~ttenl!~n die-aged pnmary school that I ve ·been gettmg: I m teacher. I went out there to looking forward to seeing have an adventure, and got a my family and friends and bit more than I bargained to have a good test, and I'm for" she said. "I don't think · hoping that you'll give me anyone could have im~g- space in order to do that," · ined it would snowball hke she satd at Heathrow. this." "It has been an ordeal, but At her son's home, British I'd like want you to kno~ Muslims delivered a mes- that I was well-treated m sage of sup(JOTt and brought prison . and .eve?,'body was a bouquet w1th the message: very kind to me. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ANNIE'S MAILBOX -" AND MARCY SUGAR . • . ' AP photo Undated photo made available by the Italian Culture Ministry in Rome Tuesday showing an archeologist cleaning a leg part of a wooden throne dug out between October and November in the ancient southern Italian c1ty of Herculaneum, near Pompeii, one of the Roman cities buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in the year 79. Decorated with 1vory bas-reliefs depicting ancient deities, the wooden remains are the first known example of a Roman throne, archaeologists sa1d Tuesday. Archaeologists discover 1st century Roman throne among ruins near Pompeii Experts said the reliefs today," Pietro Giovanni Guzzo, Pompeii's archaeo- recall the "Attideia" cerelogical superintendent, told monies, which commemoa news conference in Rome. rated the death and resurVilla dei Papiri, so called rection of Attis, husband because it has yielded a and victim of the goddess library of hundreds of Cibele, and were introancient papyruses, has duced to the Roman calenonly been parti~lly exca- . dar by the· I;mperor _ vated and it is not yet clear Claudius. The fragile remains will whether the throne belonged to the ancient now undergo a lengthy Fesidence, said Maria Paola restoration, while archaeolGuidobaldi, the dig's ogists hope to · discover many more precious artidirector. The throne depicts Greek facts as the dig in the Villa Papiri continues, mythological figures dei absorbed by Rome's culture Guidobaldi said. Associated Press reporter and is 'decorated with images of the gods Attis and Alesw11dra Molinari in Dionysus, as well as pine Rome contributed to this report. cones and phalluses. believed to have been the residence of Julius Caesar's father-in-law. · ROME - Remnants of Herculaneum, Pompeii the first known surviving and Stabiae · were Roman throne have been destroyed by the eruption discovered in the lava and of Mount - Vesuvius that ash that buried the city of killed thousands in the Herculaneum in the first year 79. The layers of volcentury, archaeologists canic ash preserved the sites for centuries, providsaid Tuesday. Decorated with ivory bas- ing precious information reliefs depicting ancient on .domestic life in the deities, two legs and part of ancient world. Archaeologists said the the back of the wooden throne was an exceptional throne were dug out between October and find; furniture of its type November. They were had previously only been found 82 feet below ground seen m artistic depiction. "It's the first original near ' Herculaneum's Villa dei Papiri, a ftrst century throne from Roman times country home that is that has survived until BY ARIEL DAVID ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ~ay Merry Christmas to ~meone ~pecial with a &ntinel Christmas An8el we remember thm~ · who have passed away and are especially dear to us. On Friday,' December 21, we will publish a special page devoted to those who are gone but not forgotten. They will be similar to the sample below: • 0 NONLV~ you wisb, select ODe of the foUowing FREE verses below to · your tribute. · I. We hold you in our thoughiS and memories forever. 2. MayGod cradle you mHis arms. now and forever. 3. ForeY<r missed, never forgouen. May God hold you in !he palm of His hand. 4. Thank you for lhe wonderful days we shared Iogether. My prayers will be wilh youunlit we meet again. 5.The days we shared were sweet I long 10 see you again in God's heavenly glory. 6. Your courage and bravery still inspire us all. and the memory of your smile fills us wiih joy and laughter. 7. Though oul of sigh!, you'll forever he in my heart and mind. 8. The days may come and go, but Ihe limes we shared will always remain. 9. May Ihe ligh1 of peace shine onyour face for e1erni1v. 10. May God's angils guide youand protect you ihroughomt imc. II . You were a lighl in our life that burns forever in our heans. 12. May God's graccsshine over you foralllime. · 13. You are in our lhoughls and prayers from morning to night and from yeallo year. 14. We send Ihis message with aloving kiss for eternal reS! and happiness. 15. May !he Lord bless youwilh His graces and warm, loving heart. ., ~ooo r Per fictu.Pe f'repail 1 ~ \ David C. Andrews July tO, t96t·May 5, 1980 May God's angels guide you and protect you throughout time. Adam Rodgers "Merry Christmas" Mommy &. Daddy Alwap in our hearts, John and Mona Andrews and family * Actual Size 1x3 * Rune Monday, Decembe.r 24th ·* Deadline for entt:Y December 18th at 5:00 Dear Annie: I'm a 25year-old single woman whose best fri end for the past I 0 years has been a ~uy. "Tony" and I have a Jot m common and enjoy hanging out and playing video games together. (I am a bit of a tomboy.) Whenever Tony gets a girlfriend, he always asks me what I think of her, and I do the same _with my boyfriends. We have a brother-sister retationship. Our friendship has never been an issue when we are dating other people, which is great. Here's the problem: It seems everyone else can't accept that Tony and I are just friends. My co-workers, our mutual friends and even some members of our families keep trying to play matchmaker with us. Tony and I have talked about 11 and gave it a shot a few yeats ago, and we both came to the conclusion that we're better · off staying friends. We can't imagine being intimate with each other, and he even told me that kissing 'me was like kissin~ his sister. A relationsh1p beyond friendship just isn ' t going to happen, . and we don ' t see the' point : : Fill out the form below and drop off to · The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio·45769 Child's Name: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....;,__ _ _ __ From:----------~------- Your Name: . --__,..-------~------- lll 1 The Daily Sentinel With Fondest Memories Court St., Pomeroy, OH 45769 : · POMEROY The Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society will kick off holiday activities at the Museum with a dinner Friday night in the Howard and Geneva Nolan Annex. The dinner to be served at 6 p m is a fund raiser for a Mode~n Woodmen of America $2,500 matching grant: This means the Woodmen will match the amount raised at the dinner up to that figure . Margaret Parker, president, reminds residents that the. dinner is open to the public. The annex provides ground level entrance and will be decorated extensively for the occasion. Special entertain- r--------------------------------------, I Please publish my tribute in the special Memory Page on Friday, December 21. I J I •• ment will follow the meal. . The dinner will be served at ~ p.m. and .begin with a var1ety of hoh.day appettzers and salad, along with beverag~s of spiced cider, punch, teed tea and coffee. For the main course, those attending will select from a menu of. pork loin, roast beef•. twtce baked potato, cand1ed sweet potatoes and ve~etable medley, after wh1ch a table of desserts wtll be offered as the finale. Reservati~ns are to be made by calling the Museum at 992-38 tO. The cost 1s $15 per person. The main museum building will be open from S to 5:45 p.m. and also lotlowmg the dm ner for viewing of a doll di splay. On Saturday, Dec. 1~· f~om 9 to II a.m. the tradtIlona! Breakfast with S~nta will be held at the Museum Annex. The breakfast will be an all, you-can-eat meal ~~~JIIl'l!:f:~;rnJ#'¥§~!RRllm,~~~·~fW'l, Church events Clubs and organizations Thursday, Dec. 6 POMEROY Ladies Auxiliary, Drew Webster Unit 39, 2:30 p.m. at the library. POMEROY Meigs County Retired Teachers, noon, at Trinity Church on Second Street, Pomeroy. Hijlhway patrol representative will speak on safe winter driving . Meigs Middle School chorus will entertain with holiday music . Guests welcome. Lunch re servations due by Dec. 4. TUPPERS PLAINS Tuppers Plains. · VFW Auxiliary, 7 p.m. at !he hall. Gift exchange. · POMEROY - Hemlock Grange will have its annual Christmas dinner at the hall , 6:30 p.m. All members are welcome. Friday, Dec:. 7 POMEROY - Meigs County PERl #74 meets at I p.m. at Mulberry Community Center (God's NET) fnr election of offi cers and Christmas program. POMEROY - Caregiver Support Group, noon in Semor Citizens Center conference room. Jim Cundiff, speaker, on topic of foods and memory. Refreshments. · Everyone welcome. Satu,rday, Dec. 8 POMEROY - Christian Motorcycle Association, Sunday, Dec. 9 TUPPERS PLAINS The Tuppers Plains St. Paul United Methodist Church will host a holiday carry-in dinner at 12:30 p.m. The Chrisimas program will be held at 7 p.m. on Dec . 15. Other events Wednesday, Dec. 5 POMEROY - ·Jerri Dahler. field representative for U.S. Rep . Charlie Wilson, D-~ridgeport , will hold office hours fru1n 1-3 p.m., Meigs County District Public Library in Pomeroy. · Thursday, Dec. 6 RACINE - Leaf pick up in the Village of Racine, today and tomorrow, rake all leaves to curb for pick up. Birthdays · Thesday, Dec. 11 POMEROY - Charles Goeglein _will observe his 87th birthday . on Dec. II . Cards may be sent to him at 35610 Flatwoods Road, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Saturday, Dec. 15 POMEROY ~ Mildred Schaefer Pen'y will observe her 85th birthday on Dec. 15. Cards may be sent to her at the Rock .Springs Rehabilitation Center, 36759 Rock Springs Road, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Her room number is 124a . NOW OPEN Reed & Baur Insurance A2ency New hffice locatediit with pancakes, sausage. and scrambled eggs being served. The charge is $4 for adults and $3 tor children, . 12 and under. There will be crafts for the children. Reservations are to be made by Friday, Dec. 14 by calling 992-3810. Owners: Jessica Dillon 992-3600 www.reedbaur.~:om Providing Insurance Solutions Home Auto Farm Business Health 1 ·: C'i!y·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - State---....:... ZiP--- I 1 Make Check Payable to THE DAILY SENTINEL L------------~-------------• ·... Welcomes Santa .Claus Name o f d e e e a s e d - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 I '· I 1·Print your name here 1 I Address _ _ _ _ _ __,;,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Phone nu mberc_ _ _ _ _ _ I .. rty Ba .•-. I I I Relationship to me _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . 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Thesday, Dec:. ll County Board of Health. HARRISONVILLE regular meeting , 5 p.m .. conference roum Meigs Harrisonville Chapter 255, County Health Department. O.E .S .• 7:30 p.m. in the R UTLAND - · Leading chapter room. May wear ConservancY Christmas attire, members Creek District, special board meei- to take food for food pantry . ing, 5 p.m., for personnel Dues payable by meeting tlate . matters. POMEROY - Meigs Thursday, Dec, 6 Chamber of POMEROY - Salisbury County Commerce, business-mindTown ship Trustees , 6:30 ed luncheon . noon , p.m. at th e town hall. Pomeroy· Library, speaker POMEROY - Board of Sur.ervisors for the Meigs Mike Gerlach on "Holiday Sot! and Water Traditions," perfonnance by Be ll Choir, Conservation District, spe- Eastern Riverside Golf Club catercial meeting. 11:30 a.m. at the MSWCD office, 3310 1 ing, call 992-5005 to RSVP Hiland Roatl. Pomeroy. DEADLINE: MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 12 Noon . December 8 10 am tillll noon 1 Date of birth _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _......._ _ _ _ _ _ Date of passin!\--------1 Address:--------------Phone: __________________________ ues to look for "generous" men, she will undoubtedly continue to find herself in the same situation. I am a 50-year-old man and have many true "friendrelationships ship-only" with women. I enjoy them, and neither of us !eels taken advantage of. If "No Way" is seeking that freedom , she ne10ds to belly up and l'.lv her own way. - Friends Go Dutch Dear Friends: It's true that a wo~~lan should not expect h~\ma le friends to pay the ills, not only because it ~s unfair, but because some men interpret that to mean they are entitled to a sexual reward. -If "No Way" isn ' t already splitting the costs of' her entertainment. we hope she . will do so immediately. Annie'S Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the An11 Landers column. Please e-mail your questions to annies.mailbox@comcast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box ll8190, Chicago, IL 60611. To find IJUI more about Annie's Mailbox, qnd read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartootrists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. ChefSbnpson's Rx for holiday cheer: Green Yucky Stuff alike. It is easy to make, can be made a day or two ahead and is relatively inexpensive. My sister's mother-inlaw makes this recipe year round, as it is always a crowd pleaser. Be judicious in how often you have it, because it's loaded with calories. In my borne this delectable dish has two names. Officially, it's Grandma Alene's Four Layer Dessert, but we also call it "the green yucky stuff." That helps keep the uninformed out of it until time for dessert. It has been a longstanding family joke about the name, because it's anything but yucky. . Public meetings FAMILY MEDICINE December, with its many holidays, is alway~ a busy month. This year the holiday season starts with the Jewish "Festival qf Lights," or Hanukkah. A bit earlier than usual, it runs from sundown on Dec . 4 to sundown on Dec. 12. The rest of the month is filled with other religious and secular holidays including Hajj, Christmas, Kwanza and New Year's Eve. So, in keeping with that holiday spirit, I would like to give my readers a break from the usual treatise on . the diagnosis and treatment · of illness. Instead, for the - t 6th year in a row, this column wilt give you respite from the discussion of human ailments and, instead, give you a delightful food recipe that I hope will provide a special holiday treat for your family. This dessert has tittle or no nutritional value. but is loved by young and old 2007 ·Museum hosts holiday dinner, breakfast with Santa TO REMEMBER YOUR LOVED ONE IN THIS SPECIAL WAY, SEND $8.00 PER LISTING • $121F PICTURE INCLUDED Mail or drop otT at : in forcing one. Dear Mixed-Up: Your We're both frustrated with parents might not respond everyone pushing us togeth- with enthusiasm, but that er. At first we shrugged it doesn't mean they won't be off, but it's reached the accepting. They may be surpoint where I can't show . prised by your announce- · tnterest in other men with- men[, however, so give out being criticized. The them time to work through same goes for Tony. In an their feelings. Please coneffort not to give people the tact PFLAG (pflag.or~) . wrong idea, we make sure 1726 M Street, NW, Suite that when we go out to have . 400, Washington, D.C. fun, it's with a group of 20036 for information and other people, but it seems a suggestions on how to talk lot .of folks can't accept the to your parents about this. idea of a man and woman GOOd luck . . ' being friends. How do we Dear Annie: .1 read the get through to them? letter from "No Way, Frustrated in Carolina Buddy," who complained Dear Frustrated: As that she just wanted to be long · as neither you nor friends, but her latest male Tony is harboring thou~hts companion wants more. A of a more intimate relation- key phrase is that he's "gen,, ship, ignore the well-mean- erous." Does she think he's ing busybodies . They will buying her dinner because gi"e up only when one of he thinks she's hungry? If you is "best man" at the she really . wants friendship other's wedding. · without obligation, she Dear Annie: I am a IS- shouldn't be accepting genyear-old sophomore in high erosity that creates obligaschooL I don't keep secrets tion - they should split all · fr.om my parents except for expenses. one thing. I am bisexual and Many women seem to they don't know. think it 's perlectly OK for I want to tell them, but m_en to pay for everything, I'm afraid they wilt be and that they have no ashamed of it and of me. I responsibility to recipro· know they will still love me , . cate. I'm not saying accept- . no matter what, but wilt ing a rare dinner from a man they be able to accept me? I should force a woman into am totally confused. Please bed, but there is no free help. - Mixed-Up Child lunch in life. If she contin- Wednesday, December 5, Community Calendar Time to ignore the busybodies BY KATHY MITCHELL PageA3 BY THE BEND . The Daily SentineL 112-1121 IHLIIIISI.PI•IIRII . Enjoy cookie£5 and Cocoa with Santa · You are welcome to bring a hat and glove donation which will be given to God's Net JeffWarner 113 W. 2nd St.,,..,. D On Y<>&H Side Pomeroy, OH · 992-5479 Nationwidee Home Auto life Business Stop by foro quote and reuiv~ a free ca mouflage hat."' 'limited quanut~ availal}la ~ Noli<nml! u..~ ..,.,• •!lf>;;ll ""' "'"-.'• •••• ~ ~..,...,. "'"' O • " "" . '" ""'"••.rut 1-h '"~ '' •·•• r.,.".C"''' .,._ ,.,...,., ' <Jio>~ '" -.m - '11) ,...,...,...., ,.......-~"'"'""' ""''"'""•"' ~''"" ~" " """ r '"'~'-'"'• """ ' '""'' ~ 'w • ol '•1~1!!<. ~..,,._, ' ' ' , , .~ ~ l~ • ; oorm · No.,._,. 11>c ~~ r-_.....,. . u,.-, -~, ~ , • >Ooolit~ · ~ """ OlU?< lli �The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher ·Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Coll~t·ess slral/ make 110 law respecting an establislmrent of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom ~f spmlr, or of the press; or tire right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government .for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN. HISTORY Today is. Wednesday. Dec. 5. the 339th day of 2007. There are 26 days left in the yea r. Today·s Highlight in Hi story: On Dec. 5. 1791. composer Woif~;m g Amadeus Mozart died in Vienna, Austria, at age 35. On this date: in I 776. tlie first scholastic fraternity in A1nerica. Phi Beta Kappa. was organ ized at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg. Va. In 17ll2. the fiN native U.S. president, Martin Van Buren. was born 111 Kinderhook. N. Y · In 1792. George Washington was re-elected president; John Adams was re-clecled vice presidenl. In 1831. Iarmer President John Quincy Adams took his scat as a memher or !lie U.S. House of Representatives. In 184K t>resi denl Pu lk trigge red the Gold Rush of ' 49 by confirm in ~ that' gold had been discovered in California. In 1932. German physicist Albert Ei nskin was grllnted a visa, making it possible for him to travel to the United States. In 1933. Prohibition ended as Utah became the 36th state to ratify the 21st Amendment to the Constitution, repealing the 18th Amendment. In 1955. 1he American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Ind ustrial Organizations merged to form the AFL-CIO under i1s first president, George Meany. In 1991, Richard Speck; who had murdered eight student nurses in Chicago in 1966, died in prison a day short of his 50th birthdav. In 1994, Repoblicans chose Newt Gingrich to be the first GOP speaker of the House in four decades. Five years ago: Strom Thurmond, the oldest and longestserving senator in history, celebrated his IOOth birthday on Capitol Hill. (It was at this gathering that Senate Republican leader Trenl Lott. in toasting Thurmond, seemed to express nostalgia for Thurmond 's segregationist past; the resulting firestort11 prompteJ Lott to resign his leadership position.) In Kansas City, Mo .. a pharmacist who had diluted chemotherapy <!rugs given to thousands of cancer patients was sentenced to 30 years in prismi. Gen. Ne Win, former dictator of Myanmar, also called Burma, died in Yangon at age 91. ABC executive Roone Arledge died in New York at age 71. One year ago: Robert' Gates won speedy and unanimous approval from the Senate Armed Services Committee to be Secretary of defense. New York became the first city in the nation to ban artery-clogging trans fats at restaurants. Today's Binhdays: Singer Little Richard is 75. Author Joan Didion is 73.Author Calvin T1illin is 72. Musician J.J. Cale is 69. Opera singer Jose Carreras is 61 . Actor Brian Backer is 51. Country singer Ty England is 44. Rock singer-musician John Rzeznik (The Goo Goo Dolls) is 42. Comedian-actress -Margaret Cho is 39. Writer-director Morgan J. Freeman is 38. Actor Frankie Muniz.is 22. Actor Ross Bagley is 19. Thought for Today: "Neither a lofty degree of intelligence n0r imagination nor both together go to the making of genius. Love, love, love, that is the soul of genius." attributed to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791). OPINION PageA4· Wednesday; December 5, 2007 Just what the GOP needs I do not know who the Republi can nominee Ior pre sident of the United States will be, but whoever he is. his pick for vice president should be Bill Bennett. William J. Bennett has both name reco$.nition and respect. The chtldren of a friend of mine illustrated this best when she ran into llt>nnett this fall. "Oh I ki itlW him , he wrote 'The Boo~ of Virtues,"' one ef hers saictd Quickly, another sillr,. he interruptc :• was drug ' the third "Bill Bennett was secretary." They were which not the experience, a comforting and practical reality for any American who wants his or her president well-served. The bonus: That substantial Bennett package also comes with excellent communications skills. Trained in philosophy, Bennett would be an effective spokesman for an administration . As one D.C. hand put it to me, "Bill is among the handful of best conservatives who appear on television and debate : He's very smart and wellinformed, quick on his feet, clever and humorous, doesn· t back down 'll!d speaks like a human being, not like could provide heft and enerthink about it." · · The fact is Bennett's · gy to a ticket that would country and party may need otherwise have a lazy rep. Author of multiple besthim. The elephant in the GOP room right now is the sellers and a two-time real possibility that the Cabinet secretary, Bennett Kathryn nominee could be former is currently a daily radio Lopez New York mayor Rudy talk-show host, CNN comGiuliani, who favors legal mentator and Claremont abortion. For a party · that Institute think-tanker, with has been pining for the next victory in the war on terror weighing on his mind. For a a person who's been hand- Ronald Reagan to have a guy who could be retired nominee who disagrees ed talking points." and resting on his laurels, In fact, Bob Dole asked with such a key component Bennett still has the Right of the 1980 platform could the former education secrefight in him . . tary to be hi s running mate be a deal-breaker. At 64, Bennett does not But what if Giuliani in 1996. Bennett declined need to be vice president announced early on in the the opportunity. Also in, He has led a full life of serprimary proce ss that he 2000, conservative columan established, vice. He has had hi s trash nist Robert D. Novak had .conserva- gone through, and he has respected social insisted Bush ask Bennett tive ready to run with him? put up with the nonsense. to be veep. Howev'er, as much as he loves public If Giuliani is the GOP However, he also reali~es service, Bennett was never future, Bennett on the tick- that not only are America's best days ahead of her, but . that interested in the idea. et assuages concerns. so are some of her direst If former Massachusetts As Novak relayed , "He would rather spend a Gov. Mitt Romney becomes challenges. He is someone Saturday afternoon playing the nominee, Bennett would who understands the threats, football with hi s young still provide gravitas and a foreign and domestic. He is sons than shaking the deep well of political, con- someone who does not servative experience for a desire to be top dog, but hands of voters." But Bill and hi s wife, northeast businessman who only to be listened to. And Elayne, president of the recently evolved into a con- he will not be running a Best Friends Foundation, servative on some key campaign while being the are now empty-nesters. issues. This could also help president's invaluable eyes, . John McCain ears and confidante. Bill When I recently asked him Sen. if he would consider- the (Arizona) because Bennett Bennett may be exactly vice. presidency this time, is a known conservative what the ·GOP nominee he replied: "I have been commodity in a way that and America - needs. (Karhry11 Lopez is the edi· asked ·to consider this seri- McCain , who frequently ously twice before and said irks conservatives on key tor of National Review 'no' each time - the tim' issues, will never be. If for- Online (www.nationalre· ing wasn' t right . then. But mer Sen. Fred Thompson view.com). She can be con· sure, I wouldn't mind being (Tennessee) somehow /acted at klopez@ llationalasked again, and. sure. I'd makes it to the top, Bennett rev.iew.com.) BIG BUCKS Bv All AKBAR DAREINI ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER,. Sublntlted pllotos Ben W. Hudson, 16, killed a 10-point buck during the recent youth hunt. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hudson of Middleport REPORT: Janie Johnson killed this eight·point buck on Nov. 27 on her property on Pomeroy Pike.· Letters ·to the editor are welcome. They should be less than 3()() words. All letters are subject to editing, must be signed, and include address and telephone number. No unsigned !elfers will be published. Leiters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Letters of I am eating macaroni and thanks to organizations and individuals will nor be acceptcheese. My cat is eating edfor pu/Jiicmion. wild salmon stuffed with crabmeat. What is wrong with this picture? Why is my cat eating like an "Iron· Chef' judge while I'm eat(USPS 213-960) Reader Services ing chum? This morning the Ohio Valley Publishing cat had lobster in white Co. Correction Polley wine sauce. I had' sugar-free Published eve~ afternoon, Monday instant Our main concern in all stories is to oatmeal with skim through Friday, 111' Court Street, mille Remember when pets be accurate. II you know cif an error Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class begged for our table scraps? in a story, call the newsroom at (740) postage paid at Pomeroy. Now, we should be beggmg 992·2158 . ' Member: The Associated, Press and for theirs. the Ohio Newspaper Association. Sure, I know that they just Postm.Jster: Send . address correc· Our main number Is tions .to The Oa1ly Sentinel, 111 Court call it "Wild Salmon Stuffed (740) 992-215~ . Stree t, PomeroY. Ohio 45769. with Crabmeat" when it's Department extensions are: · really just stuff they Subscription Rates squeegeed up from the fishBy carrier or motor route factory floor that wasn't News· One month '1 0.27 good enough to become Editor: Charlene Hoc·fllch Ext 12 One year '115.84 cafeteria fishsticks. But Oally 511' Reporter: Brian Re ed. Ext 14 still, you'd think the people Senior Citizen rates Reporter: Beth Sergent , El<t . 13 who package food for One month ' 10.27 One year '103.90 humans could at least do the Subscribers should remit in · advance same thing. Advertising direct to the Daily Sentinel. No sub· Why call it a "hot dog Outside Sales: Dave Harris, Ext. 15 scription by mall permitted in areas with catsup" when they Outolde Sales: Brenda Davis. Exl 16 where home carrier service is availcould call 1t "spiced pork ClaasJCirc.: Judy Cl erk fxl 10 able pate with tomato sauce and herbs?" Is that a grilled Mail Subscription General Manager cheese sandwich you're eatInside Meigo County· , Charlene Hoeflich., Ext .12 . 13 Week s ' 32.26 ing or a Panini Formaggio? 26 Weeks '64.20 Buffalo wings? Or succu52 Wecks ' 127 .11 lenl chicken in cayenne E-mail : marinade with blue cheese news@rnydallyseflllne r;om Outside Meigs County ing? We know what dress 13 Weeks '53.55 sounds better, but do our Web : 26 Weeks ' 107 . 10 pets? 52 Weeks '214 .21 www rnyda1 lyse nt1nel com Some pet food co'mpa- (Reservation for two, names Fido' Jim Mullen nies are going holistic, organic and vegetarian. Is my cat getting enough Omega-3 oil? Is your dog eating free-range chicken or stringy, old-fashioned caged chickens? Is my cat getting enough fiber? Sure. Sue's house plants are full of it, and that's what she eats when we're not around. Is your pet getting enough treats? Is my cat getting huge? Yes. She's starting to look like a qtshaped flot air balloon. The vet wants me to put her on a diet. "Maybe I could send her to a spa," l said. He gave me the names a few close by. "I don 't think my eat's healthcare plan covers that." I told him. "Who is your provider?" "Me." Have you noticed the most crowded aisle in the supermarket is not the baby food aisle, soda or produce aisles, it's the pet food aisle? You can barely get . thr.ough. It's "Cart Wars" and the woman in front of me is "Darth Shopper." She's trying to decide whether her dog would prefer beef stro11anoff with added riboflavm or Coq au vin kibbles with added vitamin D. It's a tough decision. Her dog, she tells P'!e, is a picky eater. Sure. Right now, while she's at the store, the ~og is digging up the remams of a dead woodchuck and deciding what tastes better - its decomposing left leg or its rotting head. "I know," he thinks, "Let me drag it home and let my owner decide." Of course, I don ' t tell · her that •. because I do the same thmg. W~ all know that pet food ts made to appeal ' to the pet owner, not the pet. After all , I'm the one t,hat keeps buying the salmon and crab for my cat because, unco n· sciou sly, I' m probably thinking how much more the cat will like me than if I bought her somethin g called rancid fish remnants -· as if she would know the difference. Where would my I0· pound cat ever taste salmon businesses in town because all complaints about Meigs County· businesses made · to the toll-free number. have from PageA1 been anonymous. The Smoke"Free area, infiltration of smoke, Workplace Law, approved May 7; smoking in prohibitby voters in 2006, prohibits ~ ed area, ashtray present, no smoking in virtually ·all signs posted, May 23. public plikes, prohibits o Beth's Place, ashtrays in view, and Middleport: smoking in prohibited area. ashtray pre- requires businesses to post a state-approved sign prosent, May 22. o Powell' s Foodfair viding the toll-free number Pharmacy, Pomeroy: . infil~ for complaints. Enforcement of the ban is tration of smoke, Nov. 12. driven by complaints o Meigs County Highway Department, Pomeroy: smok- reported to .the Ohio ing in prohibited area, infiltra- Department of Health . Fines range from $100 to $2,500 tion of smoke, May 24. • Middleport Police for business owners and Department: smoking in $100 for smokers who prohibited area , infiltration refuse to comply with a business owner's . request of smoke, June 18 . . o Mizway, · Inc., that he not smoke. There is also an ·appeals Pomeroy: smoking in proprocess included in the leghibited area . infiltration of islation. Those who are smoke, Sept. 17. · o American Legion, fined under the law can Wilkesville , smoking in appeal their case to the prohibited area, ashtray pre- Franklin County Common Pleas Court. That ·court has · sent, Sept. g., Smith said she cannot jurisdiction because the explain why Gloeckner has Ohio Department of Health been the subject of so many is the enforcing agent and is · more complaints than .other located in that county. Fine ' if I didn't buy it for her? Could a I 0-pound cat that is scared of the water ever catch a 60-pound salmon? Could a cat win a fight with a lobster? That has Michael Vick written all over it. A lot of dog food says it is made . from pure beef. But where would a Chihuahua ever taste pure beef if we didn't give it to ·him? If cats spent money at the supermarket instead of humans, the pet food aisle would be full of little cans of "Chopped Colorful Songbirds" · . and "Raw Mouse Parts with Fur," stuff we well ~ meaning human s would never buy: How long will it be before pets get celebrity gourmet food? How long before Emeril or Rachel Ray start making pet food? We humans ·balk sometimes at paying high prices for food that we can prepare less expensively at home . If the stuff we make at home is· good enough for us, why isn ' t it good enough for our pets? Here 's some mac-droni and cheese, little buddy. (lim M111len is the author of "it. Takes a Village ldior: Complicating th e Simple Life" and . "Baby:, Fint 7(1/too. " Yo11 can reach him at jim_mul/en~myway.com.) • in business But Fenton said the com"The dealer and customer pany will be .s maller and it response to the upcoming will produce and sell fewer Spring 2008 product offeritems to smaller groups of ing will help determine our dealers. The company also future," he said. still needs to reach agreeProduction of glass items ment with its vendors and for the spring offering is lenders, schedu led to begin within "There are several future the next few weeks. · hurdles. but we' re all hopeful "We currently have about that our company will be able 120 'employees, . and we to continue. Since our initial want to preserve those announcement last August, jobs," Fenton said. we have processed many Fenton Art Glass is orders for our 2007 products known for making handand received tremendous crafted, hand-painted art support from both collectors glass. Fenton's grandfather and dealers," Fenton said in a started the plant in 1905 and neows release. the family continues to operate the plant. The Fentons are famous for developing carnival glass, a di stinctive look that marries iridescence with a patterned surface. Some companies had been doing patterns and others had been d9ing . iridescence, but Fenton Art Glass was the first to combine them in the 1970s. The company also is famous for hobnail milk glass, the opaque white, bubble-covered product that helped the company survive the Depression. It was pr<Jduced into the 1980s. Iran says report means US should ease nuclear .demands, but.Bush and allies keep up pressure . ASSESSORs. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 1 WILLIAMSTOWN, W.Va. (AP) - Buoyed by support from oealers and collectors, POMEROY - Modern Woodmen 7230 will have a lun- Fenton Glass Art Glass Co. is cheon ai Bob Evans Re staurant in Mason, W.Va., Saturday back in business. The Williamstown-based 2 to 4:30 p.m. All Woodmen are welcome. company, one of West Virgmia's last hru.J-blown gla~smakers, had announced in August that it would soon close. But Fenton Art Glass George W. Fenton said Tuesday that there has been a surge in orders and the company has made progress in restructuring its finances . . . Fenton Art Glass will accept orders for spring 2008, he said. ' IRAN HALTED NUCLEAR ARms PROG~hl ,""??T---11 IN 2.003 savsil's bVonlers, Local Briefs SOMEONE SHOULD DOAN IINTELLI6ENCE ·ASSESSMENT OF THE INTELLI6ENCE The Daily Sentinel • Page As www .mydailysentinel.com Modern Woodmen to meet ' The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, December 5, 2007 Center in the hopes it would be more visible and therefore more utilized. from Page A1 "There is a wealth of knowledge there," Rae said has foll o:~wed in his foot- about the center.. "So ~!!any steps as president and said . people are unaware of this she was touched that mem- center and w~at tt can.~ean bers of the advi sory board and the help tt can be. opted to rename the center Rae hopes the ?pen house after her late husband. will shed soll)e hght on the "He was so dedicated to resour~es found at t~e ce~ter finding and to h~lpin g jleo- mcludmg helP. that IS enurepie with cancer, Rae sa1~ , ~y free and mclu~es w1gs recalling hi s work to begm and the help to ~t and style Relay For Life in Meigs them, prosthettcs, bras, County and his own strug- scarves, access to~ com~ut­ gle with cancer 111 the last er and the AC~ s Pa~tent years of hi s life. Navigator wh1ch lmks The CRC was recently patients and their families to moved to th e · Meigs resources dealing with · County Hea lth Department finances, transportation, etc. TEHRAN, Iran - Iran on Tuesday touted a new U.S. intelligence report as vindication that its nuclear pro-· gram is peaceful. But it was unclear if the finding would lead to any immediate warming in U.S.-lranian · relations, including on key issues like Iraq. Iranian officials insisted Washington should take a less hawkish stance and drop attempts to impose new sanctions in light of the report's conclusion that Iran stopped its nuclear weapons program in late 2003 and has shown no signs of resuming. President Bush ruled out any change in policy. He said sanctions were still needed to force Iran to stop uranium enrichment, which he warned could be used for building atomic warheads someday. France and Britain also said pressure must be maintained on Tehran. Even Russia, which urges continued negotiations rather than more sanctions, said Iran must open its nuclear program fully to international scrutiny ,and keep it under control of' the 'U :N. · atomic · watchdog·· agency. · Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak, meanwhile, disputed the U.S. conclusions, saying Israeli intelligence believes Iran is still trying to develop nuclear weapons. Israel's prime minister, Ehud Olmert, said that "it is vital to continue efforts to prevent Iran from attaining (nuclear) capability." Israel is believed to have its own arsenal of nuclear weapons, the only stockpile in the Mideast. . David Albright, a former U.N. nuclear inspector and now head of , . the Washington-based Institute and for Science Internatiomil Security, said Israel's view meant the military option hasn't been taken off the table by the report Albright said Israel is looking not just at Iran 's solely military efforts but at its uranium enrichment processes, which have potential military applications. "The situation c'an become tense if they decided their red line has been crossed,'' he said. But Iran is clearly hopeful the unclassified summary of the National Intelligence Estimate, released Monday, will weaken the Western push for new sanctions over Tch'ran's refusal to obey a U.N. Security Council order to suspeml uranium enrichment•. "The U.S. and its allies should accept nuclear rights of the Iranian nation. There is no other way, of course," President Mahmoud Ahmadt<inejad said during a meeting with the Swedish ambassador, without directly me.ntioning the new report, according to the presidency Web site. Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said the U.S. will face more failure if it doesn't change its stance. "Our advice is that they correct their mistakes regarding Iran's nuclear issue," he told state television. Mottaki 's spokesman, Mohammad Ali Hosseini, said the U.S. report prove Washington's warnings over the danger of the Iranian nuclear program "are baseless and unreliable." The report, a dramatic change from past U.S. intelligence assessments that Iran was determinedly pursuing a nuclear weapon, will "certainly undercut any push to get new sanetions," sald Suzanne Maloney, a foreign policy senior fellow at the Brookings Institution 111 ·Washington. Russia and China, which have veto power as permanent members of the U.N. Security Council along with the U.S. , Britain and France, already were arguing a!lainst a third round of sanctions against Iran. They are likely to push . harder for a focus on further negotiations with Tehran to resolve international desires that Tehran agree on ways ensure ·its nuclear program is not used for developing weapons. Mohammed EIBaradei, head of the U.N. nucl~ar watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, urged all sides to "enter without delay into negotiations," saying the U.S. report "should help to defuse the current crisis." · China's ambassador to the United Nations, Wang Guangya, said the U.S. report made the prospect of new U.N . sanclions less likely. "I think the council members will have to consider that, because I think we all start from the presumption that now thmgs have changed." Still , Russian President Vladimir Putin told the top Iranian nuclear negotiator, Saeed Jalili, that Iran must cooperate fully with the U.N. investigation of the nuclear program. "We expect that your programs in the nuclear sphere will be open, transparent · and be conducted under control of the authoritative international organization," Putii\ said at the start of a meeting with Jalili m Moscow. Anthony Cordesman, Mideast expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said there could be a window of opportunity if the West puts forward incentives for Iran, "such as investment with Europe and the U.S." But "negotiations will probably grow harder rather than easier in the near future ." he said. That view was echoed by Maloney, who said the reporl could make both sides less willing to compromise. "The U.S. doesn't want to be in a supplicant position ·to Iran ... and if anything the Iranian reaction has been to exult in what they describe as an American mistake," she said. Movement on the nuclear issue could also become tangled in other disputes between the U.S. and Iran, as Washington tries to stem what it says is increasing Iranian influence in the Middle East Last week's U.S.-sponsored Mideast peace conference was widely seen as an attempt to rally Arab moderates to isolate Iran and even try to woo away Tehran's close ally Syria. Iran denounced the meeting. U.S. ofticials accuse Iran of supporting Palestinian and Lebanese militants and of arming Shiite militants in Iraq who have been involved in attacks on U.S. forces. In recent weeks. U.S. military officials' said the flow of weapons from Iran to Iraqi Shiite militias appeared to have been curtailed, although the Americans wete careful to say it was too early to say whether this represented a change in Tehran's policy. Iraqi officials say the Iranians pledged to stop the weapons flow during a visit to Tehran last August by Iraqi Prime Minister ·Nouri ai-Maliki . Associated Press writers Lily Hinely and Carley Petesch i11 New York contributed to this report. ""N C-i.f> ~'A"o, ~ <"'C' ~ says the location will be the first Montgomery Inn to open in central Ohio. ' ·The original Montgomery Inn opened as a neighborhood bar in 1951. The company's Web site drops the names of Bob Hope, Elton John, Britney Spears and ,\ C) ', ;,..:.. '"- ~~ v . :"'"····' ,' ' -··-······-····-···· Jingle·Bell Follies several U.S. presidents as people who have dined at the restaurants over the years. In October, President Bush stopped at the Montgomery Inn Boathouse while in Cincinnati for Republican fundraising, and he left with a sack of ribs to go. December 7th & 8th at7. pm December 9th at 3 pm . 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Vice president Evan Andrews . ,1 �The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher ·Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Coll~t·ess slral/ make 110 law respecting an establislmrent of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom ~f spmlr, or of the press; or tire right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government .for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN. HISTORY Today is. Wednesday. Dec. 5. the 339th day of 2007. There are 26 days left in the yea r. Today·s Highlight in Hi story: On Dec. 5. 1791. composer Woif~;m g Amadeus Mozart died in Vienna, Austria, at age 35. On this date: in I 776. tlie first scholastic fraternity in A1nerica. Phi Beta Kappa. was organ ized at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg. Va. In 17ll2. the fiN native U.S. president, Martin Van Buren. was born 111 Kinderhook. N. Y · In 1792. George Washington was re-elected president; John Adams was re-clecled vice presidenl. In 1831. Iarmer President John Quincy Adams took his scat as a memher or !lie U.S. House of Representatives. In 184K t>resi denl Pu lk trigge red the Gold Rush of ' 49 by confirm in ~ that' gold had been discovered in California. In 1932. German physicist Albert Ei nskin was grllnted a visa, making it possible for him to travel to the United States. In 1933. Prohibition ended as Utah became the 36th state to ratify the 21st Amendment to the Constitution, repealing the 18th Amendment. In 1955. 1he American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Ind ustrial Organizations merged to form the AFL-CIO under i1s first president, George Meany. In 1991, Richard Speck; who had murdered eight student nurses in Chicago in 1966, died in prison a day short of his 50th birthdav. In 1994, Repoblicans chose Newt Gingrich to be the first GOP speaker of the House in four decades. Five years ago: Strom Thurmond, the oldest and longestserving senator in history, celebrated his IOOth birthday on Capitol Hill. (It was at this gathering that Senate Republican leader Trenl Lott. in toasting Thurmond, seemed to express nostalgia for Thurmond 's segregationist past; the resulting firestort11 prompteJ Lott to resign his leadership position.) In Kansas City, Mo .. a pharmacist who had diluted chemotherapy <!rugs given to thousands of cancer patients was sentenced to 30 years in prismi. Gen. Ne Win, former dictator of Myanmar, also called Burma, died in Yangon at age 91. ABC executive Roone Arledge died in New York at age 71. One year ago: Robert' Gates won speedy and unanimous approval from the Senate Armed Services Committee to be Secretary of defense. New York became the first city in the nation to ban artery-clogging trans fats at restaurants. Today's Binhdays: Singer Little Richard is 75. Author Joan Didion is 73.Author Calvin T1illin is 72. Musician J.J. Cale is 69. Opera singer Jose Carreras is 61 . Actor Brian Backer is 51. Country singer Ty England is 44. Rock singer-musician John Rzeznik (The Goo Goo Dolls) is 42. Comedian-actress -Margaret Cho is 39. Writer-director Morgan J. Freeman is 38. Actor Frankie Muniz.is 22. Actor Ross Bagley is 19. Thought for Today: "Neither a lofty degree of intelligence n0r imagination nor both together go to the making of genius. Love, love, love, that is the soul of genius." attributed to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791). OPINION PageA4· Wednesday; December 5, 2007 Just what the GOP needs I do not know who the Republi can nominee Ior pre sident of the United States will be, but whoever he is. his pick for vice president should be Bill Bennett. William J. Bennett has both name reco$.nition and respect. The chtldren of a friend of mine illustrated this best when she ran into llt>nnett this fall. "Oh I ki itlW him , he wrote 'The Boo~ of Virtues,"' one ef hers saictd Quickly, another sillr,. he interruptc :• was drug ' the third "Bill Bennett was secretary." They were which not the experience, a comforting and practical reality for any American who wants his or her president well-served. The bonus: That substantial Bennett package also comes with excellent communications skills. Trained in philosophy, Bennett would be an effective spokesman for an administration . As one D.C. hand put it to me, "Bill is among the handful of best conservatives who appear on television and debate : He's very smart and wellinformed, quick on his feet, clever and humorous, doesn· t back down 'll!d speaks like a human being, not like could provide heft and enerthink about it." · · The fact is Bennett's · gy to a ticket that would country and party may need otherwise have a lazy rep. Author of multiple besthim. The elephant in the GOP room right now is the sellers and a two-time real possibility that the Cabinet secretary, Bennett Kathryn nominee could be former is currently a daily radio Lopez New York mayor Rudy talk-show host, CNN comGiuliani, who favors legal mentator and Claremont abortion. For a party · that Institute think-tanker, with has been pining for the next victory in the war on terror weighing on his mind. For a a person who's been hand- Ronald Reagan to have a guy who could be retired nominee who disagrees ed talking points." and resting on his laurels, In fact, Bob Dole asked with such a key component Bennett still has the Right of the 1980 platform could the former education secrefight in him . . tary to be hi s running mate be a deal-breaker. At 64, Bennett does not But what if Giuliani in 1996. Bennett declined need to be vice president announced early on in the the opportunity. Also in, He has led a full life of serprimary proce ss that he 2000, conservative columan established, vice. He has had hi s trash nist Robert D. Novak had .conserva- gone through, and he has respected social insisted Bush ask Bennett tive ready to run with him? put up with the nonsense. to be veep. Howev'er, as much as he loves public If Giuliani is the GOP However, he also reali~es service, Bennett was never future, Bennett on the tick- that not only are America's best days ahead of her, but . that interested in the idea. et assuages concerns. so are some of her direst If former Massachusetts As Novak relayed , "He would rather spend a Gov. Mitt Romney becomes challenges. He is someone Saturday afternoon playing the nominee, Bennett would who understands the threats, football with hi s young still provide gravitas and a foreign and domestic. He is sons than shaking the deep well of political, con- someone who does not servative experience for a desire to be top dog, but hands of voters." But Bill and hi s wife, northeast businessman who only to be listened to. And Elayne, president of the recently evolved into a con- he will not be running a Best Friends Foundation, servative on some key campaign while being the are now empty-nesters. issues. This could also help president's invaluable eyes, . John McCain ears and confidante. Bill When I recently asked him Sen. if he would consider- the (Arizona) because Bennett Bennett may be exactly vice. presidency this time, is a known conservative what the ·GOP nominee he replied: "I have been commodity in a way that and America - needs. (Karhry11 Lopez is the edi· asked ·to consider this seri- McCain , who frequently ously twice before and said irks conservatives on key tor of National Review 'no' each time - the tim' issues, will never be. If for- Online (www.nationalre· ing wasn' t right . then. But mer Sen. Fred Thompson view.com). She can be con· sure, I wouldn't mind being (Tennessee) somehow /acted at klopez@ llationalasked again, and. sure. I'd makes it to the top, Bennett rev.iew.com.) BIG BUCKS Bv All AKBAR DAREINI ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER,. Sublntlted pllotos Ben W. Hudson, 16, killed a 10-point buck during the recent youth hunt. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hudson of Middleport REPORT: Janie Johnson killed this eight·point buck on Nov. 27 on her property on Pomeroy Pike.· Letters ·to the editor are welcome. They should be less than 3()() words. All letters are subject to editing, must be signed, and include address and telephone number. No unsigned !elfers will be published. Leiters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Letters of I am eating macaroni and thanks to organizations and individuals will nor be acceptcheese. My cat is eating edfor pu/Jiicmion. wild salmon stuffed with crabmeat. What is wrong with this picture? Why is my cat eating like an "Iron· Chef' judge while I'm eat(USPS 213-960) Reader Services ing chum? This morning the Ohio Valley Publishing cat had lobster in white Co. Correction Polley wine sauce. I had' sugar-free Published eve~ afternoon, Monday instant Our main concern in all stories is to oatmeal with skim through Friday, 111' Court Street, mille Remember when pets be accurate. II you know cif an error Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class begged for our table scraps? in a story, call the newsroom at (740) postage paid at Pomeroy. Now, we should be beggmg 992·2158 . ' Member: The Associated, Press and for theirs. the Ohio Newspaper Association. Sure, I know that they just Postm.Jster: Send . address correc· Our main number Is tions .to The Oa1ly Sentinel, 111 Court call it "Wild Salmon Stuffed (740) 992-215~ . Stree t, PomeroY. Ohio 45769. with Crabmeat" when it's Department extensions are: · really just stuff they Subscription Rates squeegeed up from the fishBy carrier or motor route factory floor that wasn't News· One month '1 0.27 good enough to become Editor: Charlene Hoc·fllch Ext 12 One year '115.84 cafeteria fishsticks. But Oally 511' Reporter: Brian Re ed. Ext 14 still, you'd think the people Senior Citizen rates Reporter: Beth Sergent , El<t . 13 who package food for One month ' 10.27 One year '103.90 humans could at least do the Subscribers should remit in · advance same thing. Advertising direct to the Daily Sentinel. No sub· Why call it a "hot dog Outside Sales: Dave Harris, Ext. 15 scription by mall permitted in areas with catsup" when they Outolde Sales: Brenda Davis. Exl 16 where home carrier service is availcould call 1t "spiced pork ClaasJCirc.: Judy Cl erk fxl 10 able pate with tomato sauce and herbs?" Is that a grilled Mail Subscription General Manager cheese sandwich you're eatInside Meigo County· , Charlene Hoeflich., Ext .12 . 13 Week s ' 32.26 ing or a Panini Formaggio? 26 Weeks '64.20 Buffalo wings? Or succu52 Wecks ' 127 .11 lenl chicken in cayenne E-mail : marinade with blue cheese news@rnydallyseflllne r;om Outside Meigs County ing? We know what dress 13 Weeks '53.55 sounds better, but do our Web : 26 Weeks ' 107 . 10 pets? 52 Weeks '214 .21 www rnyda1 lyse nt1nel com Some pet food co'mpa- (Reservation for two, names Fido' Jim Mullen nies are going holistic, organic and vegetarian. Is my cat getting enough Omega-3 oil? Is your dog eating free-range chicken or stringy, old-fashioned caged chickens? Is my cat getting enough fiber? Sure. Sue's house plants are full of it, and that's what she eats when we're not around. Is your pet getting enough treats? Is my cat getting huge? Yes. She's starting to look like a qtshaped flot air balloon. The vet wants me to put her on a diet. "Maybe I could send her to a spa," l said. He gave me the names a few close by. "I don 't think my eat's healthcare plan covers that." I told him. "Who is your provider?" "Me." Have you noticed the most crowded aisle in the supermarket is not the baby food aisle, soda or produce aisles, it's the pet food aisle? You can barely get . thr.ough. It's "Cart Wars" and the woman in front of me is "Darth Shopper." She's trying to decide whether her dog would prefer beef stro11anoff with added riboflavm or Coq au vin kibbles with added vitamin D. It's a tough decision. Her dog, she tells P'!e, is a picky eater. Sure. Right now, while she's at the store, the ~og is digging up the remams of a dead woodchuck and deciding what tastes better - its decomposing left leg or its rotting head. "I know," he thinks, "Let me drag it home and let my owner decide." Of course, I don ' t tell · her that •. because I do the same thmg. W~ all know that pet food ts made to appeal ' to the pet owner, not the pet. After all , I'm the one t,hat keeps buying the salmon and crab for my cat because, unco n· sciou sly, I' m probably thinking how much more the cat will like me than if I bought her somethin g called rancid fish remnants -· as if she would know the difference. Where would my I0· pound cat ever taste salmon businesses in town because all complaints about Meigs County· businesses made · to the toll-free number. have from PageA1 been anonymous. The Smoke"Free area, infiltration of smoke, Workplace Law, approved May 7; smoking in prohibitby voters in 2006, prohibits ~ ed area, ashtray present, no smoking in virtually ·all signs posted, May 23. public plikes, prohibits o Beth's Place, ashtrays in view, and Middleport: smoking in prohibited area. ashtray pre- requires businesses to post a state-approved sign prosent, May 22. o Powell' s Foodfair viding the toll-free number Pharmacy, Pomeroy: . infil~ for complaints. Enforcement of the ban is tration of smoke, Nov. 12. driven by complaints o Meigs County Highway Department, Pomeroy: smok- reported to .the Ohio ing in prohibited area, infiltra- Department of Health . Fines range from $100 to $2,500 tion of smoke, May 24. • Middleport Police for business owners and Department: smoking in $100 for smokers who prohibited area , infiltration refuse to comply with a business owner's . request of smoke, June 18 . . o Mizway, · Inc., that he not smoke. There is also an ·appeals Pomeroy: smoking in proprocess included in the leghibited area . infiltration of islation. Those who are smoke, Sept. 17. · o American Legion, fined under the law can Wilkesville , smoking in appeal their case to the prohibited area, ashtray pre- Franklin County Common Pleas Court. That ·court has · sent, Sept. g., Smith said she cannot jurisdiction because the explain why Gloeckner has Ohio Department of Health been the subject of so many is the enforcing agent and is · more complaints than .other located in that county. Fine ' if I didn't buy it for her? Could a I 0-pound cat that is scared of the water ever catch a 60-pound salmon? Could a cat win a fight with a lobster? That has Michael Vick written all over it. A lot of dog food says it is made . from pure beef. But where would a Chihuahua ever taste pure beef if we didn't give it to ·him? If cats spent money at the supermarket instead of humans, the pet food aisle would be full of little cans of "Chopped Colorful Songbirds" · . and "Raw Mouse Parts with Fur," stuff we well ~ meaning human s would never buy: How long will it be before pets get celebrity gourmet food? How long before Emeril or Rachel Ray start making pet food? We humans ·balk sometimes at paying high prices for food that we can prepare less expensively at home . If the stuff we make at home is· good enough for us, why isn ' t it good enough for our pets? Here 's some mac-droni and cheese, little buddy. (lim M111len is the author of "it. Takes a Village ldior: Complicating th e Simple Life" and . "Baby:, Fint 7(1/too. " Yo11 can reach him at jim_mul/en~myway.com.) • in business But Fenton said the com"The dealer and customer pany will be .s maller and it response to the upcoming will produce and sell fewer Spring 2008 product offeritems to smaller groups of ing will help determine our dealers. The company also future," he said. still needs to reach agreeProduction of glass items ment with its vendors and for the spring offering is lenders, schedu led to begin within "There are several future the next few weeks. · hurdles. but we' re all hopeful "We currently have about that our company will be able 120 'employees, . and we to continue. Since our initial want to preserve those announcement last August, jobs," Fenton said. we have processed many Fenton Art Glass is orders for our 2007 products known for making handand received tremendous crafted, hand-painted art support from both collectors glass. Fenton's grandfather and dealers," Fenton said in a started the plant in 1905 and neows release. the family continues to operate the plant. The Fentons are famous for developing carnival glass, a di stinctive look that marries iridescence with a patterned surface. Some companies had been doing patterns and others had been d9ing . iridescence, but Fenton Art Glass was the first to combine them in the 1970s. The company also is famous for hobnail milk glass, the opaque white, bubble-covered product that helped the company survive the Depression. It was pr<Jduced into the 1980s. Iran says report means US should ease nuclear .demands, but.Bush and allies keep up pressure . ASSESSORs. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 1 WILLIAMSTOWN, W.Va. (AP) - Buoyed by support from oealers and collectors, POMEROY - Modern Woodmen 7230 will have a lun- Fenton Glass Art Glass Co. is cheon ai Bob Evans Re staurant in Mason, W.Va., Saturday back in business. The Williamstown-based 2 to 4:30 p.m. All Woodmen are welcome. company, one of West Virgmia's last hru.J-blown gla~smakers, had announced in August that it would soon close. But Fenton Art Glass George W. Fenton said Tuesday that there has been a surge in orders and the company has made progress in restructuring its finances . . . Fenton Art Glass will accept orders for spring 2008, he said. ' IRAN HALTED NUCLEAR ARms PROG~hl ,""??T---11 IN 2.003 savsil's bVonlers, Local Briefs SOMEONE SHOULD DOAN IINTELLI6ENCE ·ASSESSMENT OF THE INTELLI6ENCE The Daily Sentinel • Page As www .mydailysentinel.com Modern Woodmen to meet ' The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, December 5, 2007 Center in the hopes it would be more visible and therefore more utilized. from Page A1 "There is a wealth of knowledge there," Rae said has foll o:~wed in his foot- about the center.. "So ~!!any steps as president and said . people are unaware of this she was touched that mem- center and w~at tt can.~ean bers of the advi sory board and the help tt can be. opted to rename the center Rae hopes the ?pen house after her late husband. will shed soll)e hght on the "He was so dedicated to resour~es found at t~e ce~ter finding and to h~lpin g jleo- mcludmg helP. that IS enurepie with cancer, Rae sa1~ , ~y free and mclu~es w1gs recalling hi s work to begm and the help to ~t and style Relay For Life in Meigs them, prosthettcs, bras, County and his own strug- scarves, access to~ com~ut­ gle with cancer 111 the last er and the AC~ s Pa~tent years of hi s life. Navigator wh1ch lmks The CRC was recently patients and their families to moved to th e · Meigs resources dealing with · County Hea lth Department finances, transportation, etc. TEHRAN, Iran - Iran on Tuesday touted a new U.S. intelligence report as vindication that its nuclear pro-· gram is peaceful. But it was unclear if the finding would lead to any immediate warming in U.S.-lranian · relations, including on key issues like Iraq. Iranian officials insisted Washington should take a less hawkish stance and drop attempts to impose new sanctions in light of the report's conclusion that Iran stopped its nuclear weapons program in late 2003 and has shown no signs of resuming. President Bush ruled out any change in policy. He said sanctions were still needed to force Iran to stop uranium enrichment, which he warned could be used for building atomic warheads someday. France and Britain also said pressure must be maintained on Tehran. Even Russia, which urges continued negotiations rather than more sanctions, said Iran must open its nuclear program fully to international scrutiny ,and keep it under control of' the 'U :N. · atomic · watchdog·· agency. · Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak, meanwhile, disputed the U.S. conclusions, saying Israeli intelligence believes Iran is still trying to develop nuclear weapons. Israel's prime minister, Ehud Olmert, said that "it is vital to continue efforts to prevent Iran from attaining (nuclear) capability." Israel is believed to have its own arsenal of nuclear weapons, the only stockpile in the Mideast. . David Albright, a former U.N. nuclear inspector and now head of , . the Washington-based Institute and for Science Internatiomil Security, said Israel's view meant the military option hasn't been taken off the table by the report Albright said Israel is looking not just at Iran 's solely military efforts but at its uranium enrichment processes, which have potential military applications. "The situation c'an become tense if they decided their red line has been crossed,'' he said. But Iran is clearly hopeful the unclassified summary of the National Intelligence Estimate, released Monday, will weaken the Western push for new sanctions over Tch'ran's refusal to obey a U.N. Security Council order to suspeml uranium enrichment•. "The U.S. and its allies should accept nuclear rights of the Iranian nation. There is no other way, of course," President Mahmoud Ahmadt<inejad said during a meeting with the Swedish ambassador, without directly me.ntioning the new report, according to the presidency Web site. Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said the U.S. will face more failure if it doesn't change its stance. "Our advice is that they correct their mistakes regarding Iran's nuclear issue," he told state television. Mottaki 's spokesman, Mohammad Ali Hosseini, said the U.S. report prove Washington's warnings over the danger of the Iranian nuclear program "are baseless and unreliable." The report, a dramatic change from past U.S. intelligence assessments that Iran was determinedly pursuing a nuclear weapon, will "certainly undercut any push to get new sanetions," sald Suzanne Maloney, a foreign policy senior fellow at the Brookings Institution 111 ·Washington. Russia and China, which have veto power as permanent members of the U.N. Security Council along with the U.S. , Britain and France, already were arguing a!lainst a third round of sanctions against Iran. They are likely to push . harder for a focus on further negotiations with Tehran to resolve international desires that Tehran agree on ways ensure ·its nuclear program is not used for developing weapons. Mohammed EIBaradei, head of the U.N. nucl~ar watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, urged all sides to "enter without delay into negotiations," saying the U.S. report "should help to defuse the current crisis." · China's ambassador to the United Nations, Wang Guangya, said the U.S. report made the prospect of new U.N . sanclions less likely. "I think the council members will have to consider that, because I think we all start from the presumption that now thmgs have changed." Still , Russian President Vladimir Putin told the top Iranian nuclear negotiator, Saeed Jalili, that Iran must cooperate fully with the U.N. investigation of the nuclear program. "We expect that your programs in the nuclear sphere will be open, transparent · and be conducted under control of the authoritative international organization," Putii\ said at the start of a meeting with Jalili m Moscow. Anthony Cordesman, Mideast expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said there could be a window of opportunity if the West puts forward incentives for Iran, "such as investment with Europe and the U.S." But "negotiations will probably grow harder rather than easier in the near future ." he said. That view was echoed by Maloney, who said the reporl could make both sides less willing to compromise. "The U.S. doesn't want to be in a supplicant position ·to Iran ... and if anything the Iranian reaction has been to exult in what they describe as an American mistake," she said. Movement on the nuclear issue could also become tangled in other disputes between the U.S. and Iran, as Washington tries to stem what it says is increasing Iranian influence in the Middle East Last week's U.S.-sponsored Mideast peace conference was widely seen as an attempt to rally Arab moderates to isolate Iran and even try to woo away Tehran's close ally Syria. Iran denounced the meeting. U.S. ofticials accuse Iran of supporting Palestinian and Lebanese militants and of arming Shiite militants in Iraq who have been involved in attacks on U.S. forces. In recent weeks. U.S. military officials' said the flow of weapons from Iran to Iraqi Shiite militias appeared to have been curtailed, although the Americans wete careful to say it was too early to say whether this represented a change in Tehran's policy. Iraqi officials say the Iranians pledged to stop the weapons flow during a visit to Tehran last August by Iraqi Prime Minister ·Nouri ai-Maliki . Associated Press writers Lily Hinely and Carley Petesch i11 New York contributed to this report. ""N C-i.f> ~'A"o, ~ <"'C' ~ says the location will be the first Montgomery Inn to open in central Ohio. ' ·The original Montgomery Inn opened as a neighborhood bar in 1951. The company's Web site drops the names of Bob Hope, Elton John, Britney Spears and ,\ C) ', ;,..:.. '"- ~~ v . :"'"····' ,' ' -··-······-····-···· Jingle·Bell Follies several U.S. presidents as people who have dined at the restaurants over the years. In October, President Bush stopped at the Montgomery Inn Boathouse while in Cincinnati for Republican fundraising, and he left with a sack of ribs to go. December 7th & 8th at7. pm December 9th at 3 pm . Box Office; 428 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, OH (740) 446-ARTS Welcome Christmas into your'heart Let faitlt and family play apart; Your Invited to Our And wherever you may roam Christmas Open CJlouse You will always be at home! & M(lY the spirit of Chrisrmas reside with you this ho(iday season and beyond. Best wishes from all of us. Karr Audiology & Hearing Aids 499 Richland Ave. Athens, 01:145701 1-740-594-6333 1-800-451· 9806 50th ;{ttn 1-versarr (;ekhration Friday, December 7th 6:30- 8:30 Gift to everyone who joins us in our celebration Refreshments Special 50th Anniversary door prizes including $50.00 in roses -;~a-.•~•• -;e~~••e 352 E, Main St. Pomeroy; Ohio 992-2644 ' _, £; PERFOR\U~ G .\RTS Cl \1Rf .Cincinnati ribs restaurant to open in Columbus area DUBLIN (AP) - The Cincinnati area's Montgomery Inn is taking its popular ribs up ihe road to suburban Columbus. The company says it will open a restaurant in Dublin by late next summer. Vice president Evan Andrews . ,1 �PageA6 The Daily. Sentinel . Wednesday, December 5, Bl :rhe Daily Sentinel 2007 ' MONTGOMERY (A P) - Phyllis Neyer remembers being . trapped in her burning statibn wagon, wondering if it was her time to die. . .. , look down and see my · wool slacks starting to bum, down by my ankles," she· recalled . "I was saying in my own prayer to God, ' If this is the way I' m supposed to die, then I accept it, but if not, I really need some help."' Never, of Kenwood, ce lebrate-d her 76th birthday Tuesday, nearly 25 years after her vehicle caught ti re when a twin-engine Cess na c:rashed into it and the ,Sheppard Bookstore, where she had gone to buy Christmas gifts in this northern Cincinnati suburb. A tirefighter helped her escape. but she spent nine weeks in a hospital and had se veral skin grafts and surgery on her broken left knee. · "The door had been jammed from the impact of the airpl ane," said Frank Lerner, who was a Montgomery tirefighter at . the time. "I'm told - I · don 't recall it - I yanked the door off the hinge." Neyer's station wagon had been in the path of the. small plane en route from Chicago that. crashed on Dec. 16, 1982. On board were four FBI agents, a private investigator and a man, Carl Johnson, who allegedly had told the agents he would show them where he Facts about 1982 plane crash had buried about $50.000 of the $64 1.000 he was accused of embezzling fro m a suburban Chicago bank. All were killed . The plane hit sorne power line s about I0: 15 a.m. before demoli shing a telephone pole , a pickup truck, Neyer's station wagon and the side of the bookstore . No one on the ground was killed .. High winds and · pilot error contributed to the crash, said Ross Rice. spokesman for the FBI office in Chicago. The money that Johnson said he had hidden somewhere in the Cincinnati area - the reason for the trip from Chicago - was never found. Neyer's husband, Don , said he's glad his wife has been able to see their eight children and 32 grandchil dren grow up, although the short-te rm effects of the crash were devastating. " It made our marriage stronger and gave us a realization of what life's all about," he said. Wednesday, December 5, 2007 locAL SCHEDULE POMEROY - A schedule ot upcoming high school varsity sporting events involvi ng teams from Meigs County. Jburaday poe 6 Girls Baaketbell Federa l Hoc~ing at Southern, 6 p.m. Trimble at Eastern, 6 p.m. Wellston at Meigs. 6 p.m. OVCS at South Gall ia, 6 p.m. River Valley at Rock Hill. 6 p.m. On Dec: 13. he plans to give the invocation for the Rotary Cl ub of Cincinnati 's meeling. an invocation he Friday Pte. 7 Boya Basketball Southern at Federal Hocking, 6 p.m. Eastern at Trimble, 6:30p.m. Belpre at Meigs, 6 p.m. Chillicothe at Gallia Academy, 6 p.m. Chesapeake at Ri'.'er Vallev. 6 p.m. wrote fi)r the meetmg on Dec. 16, 1982, the day of the crash. Just oefore he got up to read· it. he got the call from a doctor about his wife's injuries. He had planned to read, "Lord give us the ahil itv to take hard knocks anu cOn1e up smiling.'' AP photo A firefighter kept in touch with his colleagues by walkie-talkie near a background of foam used to distinguish a fire that started after a plane crashed into a bookstore in Montgomery, on Dec. 16, 1982. The plane carried four FBI agen ts, an investigator from Chicago and an embezzler when it crashed. All six men were killed. Today's Forecast Dec. 5 City/Region High I Low temps California Seedless Smithfield Hickory Smoked, Half Navel Oranges Spiral Sliced Ha• SPECIAL BUY! SPECIAL BUY! ·~ ·W~Tr" .j' Youngstown • 28" 11SO ,,. .... \fJ Vft. ~.. Cloudy ~ Thunder·~ storms /;' ; / ~ · .. P Brtly ~ ~ Cloudy Showers /; / / \ __ ,, ' Rein Flurries 9* - • ~~ Ice • • :·.~·· Snow ~"-._ ~ ~· £/.;v ~ • • •. Wealher Underground • AP • I ' Wednesday .•• Snow. Additional snow accumulation of I to 3 inches. 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The Detroit Tigers reached a preliminary agreement Tuesday to acquire All-Stars Miguel Cabrera and Dontrelle Willis from the Florida Marlins for a package of six players , an unexpected blockbuster trade that developed quickly at the winter meetings. In a huge deal that took the spotlight away from Boston's pursuit of Johan Santana, Florida gets lefty Andrew Miller, outfielder Cameron Maybin and four other prospec ts from the Tigers,' a base ball official with knowledge of the tal k' said on con.J ition of anonymity because the trade had not yet been finalized. Willis was on vacation when he heard the news. "I'm in Mexico right now with my family. I'm kind of busy," he told The Associated Press. The Marlins also receive catche r Mike Rabelo and right·handers Burke Badenhop, Eulogio De La Cruz and Dallas Trahern. The players involved must pass physicals for the deal to be completed. "It's very serious, but nothin g · is finalized yet because some issues need to get worked out," Tigers manager Jim Leyland told the AP. Florida didn't even approach the Tigers until Tuesday morning. The Marlins told the Tigers they could have both stars for those six players, then Detroit called back about two hours later and agreed, the baseball ofticial said. "If it does happen , obviously they're gettin? two very good players,' said Yankees manager Joe Girardi, who managed the Marlins in 2006. "Miguel Cabrera is one of the finest hitters in the game. He can do so many things with a bat, whether you want him to hit a home run for you·, you want to hit and run, work the count, get on base. And Dontrelle Willi s has been one of the premier lefties in the National League." Detroit had not been conside red a contender for Cabrera or Willis. Cabrera, an All-Star i'n each of the last four seasons, would join an imposing lineup that already includes Magglio Ordonez, Gary Sheffield, Ivan Rodriguez, Curtis Granderson and Placido Polanco. The Tigers also acquired shortstop Gallia Academy _P.2.~~4.~ ·----· Ironmen Oak Hill Financial (NASDAQ) 30.28 Dhlo Valley Bani: Corp. (NASDAQ)- 25 BBT (NYSE) - 35.50 Peoples (NASDAQ)- 24 Papaleo (NYSE) "-- 76.65 Premier (NASDAQ) -13.17 Rockwell (NYSE)- 66.62 Rocky Booto (NASDAQ) - 7 .2D Royal Dutch Shell - 80.40 Sears Holding (NASDAQ)109.62 Wa~Mart (NYSE) - 48.19 Wendy'o (NYSE)- 28.21 Worthln~~ton (NYSE) - 21.20 Dally stock repotta are the 4 p.m. iT -Inc quotH of trantactlono lot Dec. 4, 2007, provided by Edward Jones nnanctal advisors Isaac Mills In Galllpollo at (740) 441·9441 and Lesley Marrero In Point Pleasant at (3041 674-0174 .. Member SIPC . • ' Deep·Dish ., ' . .! ·iJ . Pie Shells 1.2 oz pkg • Lecour's I GALLIPOLIS - Gallia Academy's David . Rumley had a home opener to remember, and it couldn't have come against a better opponent. The Blue Devil senior scored a career-high 29 points - including 21 in the first half - during a 63 34 thumping of arch-rival Jackson during the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League South Division opener for both ;chools on Tuesday night. Rumley single-handedly outscored the Ironmen 2924 through three quarters of action before sitting out all but the first 30 seconds of the fourth frame. Rumley's 21 first half points also helped the Blue and White establi sh a commanding 3521 lead headed into the intermission. But for as good as Rumley was on Tuesday, his teammate s were just as tremendous d!Jring the 29point triumph . Gallia Academy (2-0, 1-0 SEOAL South) outrebounded the guests 31-16, including a 14-3 edge after two • quarters of play. The De~il s also owned the offenstve glass by an IJ -4· overall margin. The home team's starting frontcourt -. Rumley, Cole Jones and Kyle Mitchellcombined for 48 points and 20 rebounds in the contest. PIUH IH Poundl, II CoNTACI'US Seiii·Sweet . EVERYDAY! Chocolate Chips · 12 oz pkg . • , 1-740-446-2342 ext. 33 Fox - 1-740·446·3006 E~mall - sportsCmydallytribune.com Sport• Staff Bryan Waltera, Sports Writer (740) 446·2342, ""'· 33 bwalters 0 mydaUytrlbune .com Erlc Randolph, Sports Writer (740) 446·2342, ext. 33 sports 0 mydallysentinel.com Larry Crum, Sports Writer (740)' 446·2342. e><l.,33 Ierum 0 mljdallyreglster.com Edgar Renteria, a five-time All-Star. in a trade with Atlanta this offseason. "'I'm glad we 're in the other division ," Boston manager Terry Francona said. 'That lineup just got scary." Willi s, the 2003 NL Rookie of the Year and a two-time All-Star, is coming. off a down year in which he went 10-15 wi th a 5.17 ERA. He will be part of a solid rotation with Justin Verlander, Kenny Rogers and Jeremy Sonderman as · Detroit tries to reach the World Series for the second time in three seasons. Please see MLB, 86 Bobcats sign Cavs holdout Varejao to offer sheet BWALTERS@MYDAJLYTR IBUNE.COM '""- t:___:) Bv BY BRYAN WALTERS *Columbue ~ 29" .124° ~ ~ Monday Dec 1g Glrll Basketball Tigers reach preliminary agreement to get Cabrera and Willis Tulldh. Dec. 11 Boys Basketball Chesapeake at Gellis Academy, 6 p.m. Southern at South Gallia, 6 p.m. OVCS at Wahama, 7:30 p.m. Meigs at Federal Hocking, 6 p.m. Toledo• 29" I 22" Saturday. Dec 8 Glrla Basketball Gellia Academy at Chillicothe, 6 p.m. Meigs at South ern, 6 p.m. Hannan at South Gall Ia, 6 p.m. Rock Hill at Gallla A~demy, 5:30p.m. River Valley at Southern, 6 p.m. Eastern at Nelson'.'llle-York, 6 p.m. Juicy Local Weather Forecast lor Wednesday, .• Facts about a Dec. 16. 1982. p l an~ cras h in Montgomery: THE SITE: Sheppard Bookstore in Cint"innati suburb of Montgomery. THE PLANE : A twin-engine Cessna. FATALITIES: All abOard. four FBI agent s from the Chicago office. a private investi ~ utor and a man accused of embezz ling mon ey from a suburban Chicago bank. AP photo New Jersey Nets' Vince Carter (15) and Cleveland Cavaliers' Shannon Brown chase a loose ball during the fourth quarter of an NBA basketball game Tuesday in Cleveland. Carter and the Nets, won 100-79. Jefferson scores.36 points, Nets rout Cavs BY JOE MILICIA ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND The Cavaliers looked lost without LeBron James, and Richard Jefferson took advantage. Jefferson scored a seasonhigh 36 points, Vince Carter added 19 and the New Jersey Nets beat Cleveland I00-79 Tuesday night. James missed his third straight game because of a sprained left index finger. "Whenever · you get an opportunity to play against this team without him, you have to make sure you go out there and get it done," Jefferson said. He and Carter led the Nets on a 9-0 run to start the third quarter, opening a lead that the Cavaliers were incapable of challenging. "Richard obviously was really, really good tonight," Nets coach Lawrence Frank said. Jason Kidd didn't eve n play the fourth quarter, finishmg his night early with seven points, six assists and I0 rebounds. Cavaliers coach Mike Brown, who rarely jumps on his team publicly, expressed disgust with its performance . "I want to see them fight," Brown said. " I didn 't see any tough or any grit as a team out there." The Cavaliers have lost four straight and are 0-3 without their superstar forward, falling to 9-I0. "Tonight, I felt we gave in as a team," Brown said. "We Jefferson, who shot 11 -forgave in to whatever they 18 from the field and 13-forwere doing and we didn't 15 from the line. fight back until late . I'm disJefferson downplayed his appointed that we gave in scoring output. the way that we did." "I'm not too concerned Drew Gooden agreed with about lhat. I'm more conBrown's assessment, saying cerned about us .being conthe team has to find a way to sistent as a team," he said. compete without James. "We had a nice win tonight, "We can' tjust sit back and but 48 hours ago we played wait for him to get back and (poorly)." say we will be all right when Carter, .who was 7-for-13, he gets back," Gooden said. including 3-of-5 from 3"We have got to do some- point range, hurt his lower right leg in the third 9uarter, thing n'ow." Brown wouldn't comment but returned. He didn t think before the ~arne on whether it was serious. James' inJury is taking The Nets shot 51 .5 percent longer to heal than first and even got some offensive anticipated. He was hurt production from Jason Wednesday in a loss to Collins, who had a seasonDetroit, when Nazr high seven points. . Mohammed slapped at the Shannon Brown got the ball as James began to shoot. start in place of James and New Jersey bounced back sparked the Cavaliers early from a 118-95 loss at Dettoit with some hustle, on Sunday and improved to 5-3 on the road behind · Pl1111 HI CIYI, 81 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -In need of a big man, the Charlotte Bobcats reached agreement Tuesday on a three-year offer sheet with Cleveland restricted free agent Anderson Varejao, gtving the Cavaliers a week to match the deal or lose him. The deal is for the Bobcats' midlevel salary cap exception, worth Just over $17 million. VareJao could opt out of the deal after the second season and become an unrestricted free a\lent. ._.. . ·The: 6-foot-10 VareJao has been in a prolonged contract dispute with the Cavaliers, whtch has kept him sidelined this season. He said last week that he would prefer to play for another team. Cavaliers general manager Danny Ferry said in an email they wouldn't decide whether to match ~ offer until they received the document from the Bobcats. The 25-year-uld Varejao averaged a career-best 6.8 points and 6. 7 rebounds last season in helping the Cavaliers reach the NBA tina is for the tirst time. Asked ·if he expected to see Varejao back with the Cavaliers, coach Mike Brown said, "I hope so. He's a talented player. He's 'I great guy." Bobcats coach Sam Vincent has been asking for · a big man since the beginning of the season. The Bobcats lost Sean May to season-ending knee s4rgery in traininjl camp. Starting center Pnmoz Brezec has been ineffective and was replaced in the starting line· up by rookie .Jared Dudley on Monday night in Toronto, the Bobcats' sixth straight loss. Before training camp opened, Varejao turned down Cleveland's one-year, $1.2 million qualifying offer. If he had stgned that deal, the former secondround pick could have become an unrestricted free agent after this season. JiVho wants the Patriots to win? The NFL surely does, for 1 Conspiracy theorists . can start lining up. Those waiting to cash their tickets on the New England Patriots finishing the regular season undefeated can do the same in the Las Vegas sports books. One group thinks it has good reason to smell sot)lething fishy. The other knows it has good reason to start celebrating early. It won 't be otllcial until sometime late in the evening of Dec. 29, but star! spreading the news . After an escape Monday night that would have made Houdtnt proud , the New Eng land Thn Dahlberg Patriots will go 16-0 and become the first team to finish a season undef~ated since the 1912 Miami Dolphins. I'm not exactly .stepping out on a ledge predicting .that. After all, the Patriots are 12-0 and favored by nearly two touchdowns against Pittsburgh this weekend in one of their two toughest remaining games . There's another reason for the Patriots to win them all, one that will loom larger with each passing Sunday. That one has conspiracy types beginning to look under every rock to see if the fix could possibly be in. Some member> of the Baltimore Ravens think so. Hard to fault them after a bizarre series of plays turned what looked like certain victory into defeat and left them fuming at both the calls and the attitude of the referees . "It's hard to go out there · and play the Patriots and the refs at the same time," cornerback Chris McAlister said. "They put the crown on top of them. They want them to win. They won." Laughable as that mi~ht seem in a league whtch prides itself on an image that everything is always on the up-and-up, it may not be too far-fetched. Almost to a man, the Ravens seemed to think it was not just fate lined up against them in Monday night's 27-241oss. Just the week before the Patriots seemed to get another break when a questi'on- able touchdown pass with eight seconds left m the first half against the Eagles wasn't even reviewed in the booth, a decision that left Philadelphia fans steaming. · Silly? Maybe . But the NFL has only itself to blame · for the perception even existin?. · That s because there is money to be made if the ·Patriots go undefeated, big money, and not just the kind handed over the counter at the sports books. No, the league isn't r<~id­ ing its rainy-day fund to take Ple•se see D•hlbei'J, 86 �PageA6 The Daily. Sentinel . Wednesday, December 5, Bl :rhe Daily Sentinel 2007 ' MONTGOMERY (A P) - Phyllis Neyer remembers being . trapped in her burning statibn wagon, wondering if it was her time to die. . .. , look down and see my · wool slacks starting to bum, down by my ankles," she· recalled . "I was saying in my own prayer to God, ' If this is the way I' m supposed to die, then I accept it, but if not, I really need some help."' Never, of Kenwood, ce lebrate-d her 76th birthday Tuesday, nearly 25 years after her vehicle caught ti re when a twin-engine Cess na c:rashed into it and the ,Sheppard Bookstore, where she had gone to buy Christmas gifts in this northern Cincinnati suburb. A tirefighter helped her escape. but she spent nine weeks in a hospital and had se veral skin grafts and surgery on her broken left knee. · "The door had been jammed from the impact of the airpl ane," said Frank Lerner, who was a Montgomery tirefighter at . the time. "I'm told - I · don 't recall it - I yanked the door off the hinge." Neyer's station wagon had been in the path of the. small plane en route from Chicago that. crashed on Dec. 16, 1982. On board were four FBI agents, a private investigator and a man, Carl Johnson, who allegedly had told the agents he would show them where he Facts about 1982 plane crash had buried about $50.000 of the $64 1.000 he was accused of embezzling fro m a suburban Chicago bank. All were killed . The plane hit sorne power line s about I0: 15 a.m. before demoli shing a telephone pole , a pickup truck, Neyer's station wagon and the side of the bookstore . No one on the ground was killed .. High winds and · pilot error contributed to the crash, said Ross Rice. spokesman for the FBI office in Chicago. The money that Johnson said he had hidden somewhere in the Cincinnati area - the reason for the trip from Chicago - was never found. Neyer's husband, Don , said he's glad his wife has been able to see their eight children and 32 grandchil dren grow up, although the short-te rm effects of the crash were devastating. " It made our marriage stronger and gave us a realization of what life's all about," he said. Wednesday, December 5, 2007 locAL SCHEDULE POMEROY - A schedule ot upcoming high school varsity sporting events involvi ng teams from Meigs County. Jburaday poe 6 Girls Baaketbell Federa l Hoc~ing at Southern, 6 p.m. Trimble at Eastern, 6 p.m. Wellston at Meigs. 6 p.m. OVCS at South Gall ia, 6 p.m. River Valley at Rock Hill. 6 p.m. On Dec: 13. he plans to give the invocation for the Rotary Cl ub of Cincinnati 's meeling. an invocation he Friday Pte. 7 Boya Basketball Southern at Federal Hocking, 6 p.m. Eastern at Trimble, 6:30p.m. Belpre at Meigs, 6 p.m. Chillicothe at Gallia Academy, 6 p.m. Chesapeake at Ri'.'er Vallev. 6 p.m. wrote fi)r the meetmg on Dec. 16, 1982, the day of the crash. Just oefore he got up to read· it. he got the call from a doctor about his wife's injuries. He had planned to read, "Lord give us the ahil itv to take hard knocks anu cOn1e up smiling.'' AP photo A firefighter kept in touch with his colleagues by walkie-talkie near a background of foam used to distinguish a fire that started after a plane crashed into a bookstore in Montgomery, on Dec. 16, 1982. The plane carried four FBI agen ts, an investigator from Chicago and an embezzler when it crashed. All six men were killed. Today's Forecast Dec. 5 City/Region High I Low temps California Seedless Smithfield Hickory Smoked, Half Navel Oranges Spiral Sliced Ha• SPECIAL BUY! SPECIAL BUY! ·~ ·W~Tr" .j' Youngstown • 28" 11SO ,,. .... \fJ Vft. ~.. Cloudy ~ Thunder·~ storms /;' ; / ~ · .. P Brtly ~ ~ Cloudy Showers /; / / \ __ ,, ' Rein Flurries 9* - • ~~ Ice • • :·.~·· Snow ~"-._ ~ ~· £/.;v ~ • • •. Wealher Underground • AP • I ' Wednesday .•• Snow. Additional snow accumulation of I to 3 inches. 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The Detroit Tigers reached a preliminary agreement Tuesday to acquire All-Stars Miguel Cabrera and Dontrelle Willis from the Florida Marlins for a package of six players , an unexpected blockbuster trade that developed quickly at the winter meetings. In a huge deal that took the spotlight away from Boston's pursuit of Johan Santana, Florida gets lefty Andrew Miller, outfielder Cameron Maybin and four other prospec ts from the Tigers,' a base ball official with knowledge of the tal k' said on con.J ition of anonymity because the trade had not yet been finalized. Willis was on vacation when he heard the news. "I'm in Mexico right now with my family. I'm kind of busy," he told The Associated Press. The Marlins also receive catche r Mike Rabelo and right·handers Burke Badenhop, Eulogio De La Cruz and Dallas Trahern. The players involved must pass physicals for the deal to be completed. "It's very serious, but nothin g · is finalized yet because some issues need to get worked out," Tigers manager Jim Leyland told the AP. Florida didn't even approach the Tigers until Tuesday morning. The Marlins told the Tigers they could have both stars for those six players, then Detroit called back about two hours later and agreed, the baseball ofticial said. "If it does happen , obviously they're gettin? two very good players,' said Yankees manager Joe Girardi, who managed the Marlins in 2006. "Miguel Cabrera is one of the finest hitters in the game. He can do so many things with a bat, whether you want him to hit a home run for you·, you want to hit and run, work the count, get on base. And Dontrelle Willi s has been one of the premier lefties in the National League." Detroit had not been conside red a contender for Cabrera or Willis. 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Rumley had a home opener to remember, and it couldn't have come against a better opponent. The Blue Devil senior scored a career-high 29 points - including 21 in the first half - during a 63 34 thumping of arch-rival Jackson during the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League South Division opener for both ;chools on Tuesday night. Rumley single-handedly outscored the Ironmen 2924 through three quarters of action before sitting out all but the first 30 seconds of the fourth frame. Rumley's 21 first half points also helped the Blue and White establi sh a commanding 3521 lead headed into the intermission. But for as good as Rumley was on Tuesday, his teammate s were just as tremendous d!Jring the 29point triumph . Gallia Academy (2-0, 1-0 SEOAL South) outrebounded the guests 31-16, including a 14-3 edge after two • quarters of play. The De~il s also owned the offenstve glass by an IJ -4· overall margin. The home team's starting frontcourt -. Rumley, Cole Jones and Kyle Mitchellcombined for 48 points and 20 rebounds in the contest. PIUH IH Poundl, II CoNTACI'US Seiii·Sweet . EVERYDAY! Chocolate Chips · 12 oz pkg . • , 1-740-446-2342 ext. 33 Fox - 1-740·446·3006 E~mall - sportsCmydallytribune.com Sport• Staff Bryan Waltera, Sports Writer (740) 446·2342, ""'· 33 bwalters 0 mydaUytrlbune .com Erlc Randolph, Sports Writer (740) 446·2342, ext. 33 sports 0 mydallysentinel.com Larry Crum, Sports Writer (740)' 446·2342. e><l.,33 Ierum 0 mljdallyreglster.com Edgar Renteria, a five-time All-Star. in a trade with Atlanta this offseason. "'I'm glad we 're in the other division ," Boston manager Terry Francona said. 'That lineup just got scary." Willi s, the 2003 NL Rookie of the Year and a two-time All-Star, is coming. off a down year in which he went 10-15 wi th a 5.17 ERA. He will be part of a solid rotation with Justin Verlander, Kenny Rogers and Jeremy Sonderman as · Detroit tries to reach the World Series for the second time in three seasons. Please see MLB, 86 Bobcats sign Cavs holdout Varejao to offer sheet BWALTERS@MYDAJLYTR IBUNE.COM '""- t:___:) Bv BY BRYAN WALTERS *Columbue ~ 29" .124° ~ ~ Monday Dec 1g Glrll Basketball Tigers reach preliminary agreement to get Cabrera and Willis Tulldh. Dec. 11 Boys Basketball Chesapeake at Gellis Academy, 6 p.m. Southern at South Gallia, 6 p.m. OVCS at Wahama, 7:30 p.m. Meigs at Federal Hocking, 6 p.m. Toledo• 29" I 22" Saturday. Dec 8 Glrla Basketball Gellia Academy at Chillicothe, 6 p.m. Meigs at South ern, 6 p.m. Hannan at South Gall Ia, 6 p.m. Rock Hill at Gallla A~demy, 5:30p.m. River Valley at Southern, 6 p.m. Eastern at Nelson'.'llle-York, 6 p.m. Juicy Local Weather Forecast lor Wednesday, .• Facts about a Dec. 16. 1982. p l an~ cras h in Montgomery: THE SITE: Sheppard Bookstore in Cint"innati suburb of Montgomery. THE PLANE : A twin-engine Cessna. FATALITIES: All abOard. four FBI agent s from the Chicago office. a private investi ~ utor and a man accused of embezz ling mon ey from a suburban Chicago bank. AP photo New Jersey Nets' Vince Carter (15) and Cleveland Cavaliers' Shannon Brown chase a loose ball during the fourth quarter of an NBA basketball game Tuesday in Cleveland. Carter and the Nets, won 100-79. Jefferson scores.36 points, Nets rout Cavs BY JOE MILICIA ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND The Cavaliers looked lost without LeBron James, and Richard Jefferson took advantage. Jefferson scored a seasonhigh 36 points, Vince Carter added 19 and the New Jersey Nets beat Cleveland I00-79 Tuesday night. James missed his third straight game because of a sprained left index finger. "Whenever · you get an opportunity to play against this team without him, you have to make sure you go out there and get it done," Jefferson said. He and Carter led the Nets on a 9-0 run to start the third quarter, opening a lead that the Cavaliers were incapable of challenging. "Richard obviously was really, really good tonight," Nets coach Lawrence Frank said. Jason Kidd didn't eve n play the fourth quarter, finishmg his night early with seven points, six assists and I0 rebounds. Cavaliers coach Mike Brown, who rarely jumps on his team publicly, expressed disgust with its performance . "I want to see them fight," Brown said. " I didn 't see any tough or any grit as a team out there." The Cavaliers have lost four straight and are 0-3 without their superstar forward, falling to 9-I0. "Tonight, I felt we gave in as a team," Brown said. "We Jefferson, who shot 11 -forgave in to whatever they 18 from the field and 13-forwere doing and we didn't 15 from the line. fight back until late . I'm disJefferson downplayed his appointed that we gave in scoring output. the way that we did." "I'm not too concerned Drew Gooden agreed with about lhat. I'm more conBrown's assessment, saying cerned about us .being conthe team has to find a way to sistent as a team," he said. compete without James. "We had a nice win tonight, "We can' tjust sit back and but 48 hours ago we played wait for him to get back and (poorly)." say we will be all right when Carter, .who was 7-for-13, he gets back," Gooden said. including 3-of-5 from 3"We have got to do some- point range, hurt his lower right leg in the third 9uarter, thing n'ow." Brown wouldn't comment but returned. He didn t think before the ~arne on whether it was serious. James' inJury is taking The Nets shot 51 .5 percent longer to heal than first and even got some offensive anticipated. He was hurt production from Jason Wednesday in a loss to Collins, who had a seasonDetroit, when Nazr high seven points. . Mohammed slapped at the Shannon Brown got the ball as James began to shoot. start in place of James and New Jersey bounced back sparked the Cavaliers early from a 118-95 loss at Dettoit with some hustle, on Sunday and improved to 5-3 on the road behind · Pl1111 HI CIYI, 81 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -In need of a big man, the Charlotte Bobcats reached agreement Tuesday on a three-year offer sheet with Cleveland restricted free agent Anderson Varejao, gtving the Cavaliers a week to match the deal or lose him. The deal is for the Bobcats' midlevel salary cap exception, worth Just over $17 million. VareJao could opt out of the deal after the second season and become an unrestricted free a\lent. ._.. . ·The: 6-foot-10 VareJao has been in a prolonged contract dispute with the Cavaliers, whtch has kept him sidelined this season. He said last week that he would prefer to play for another team. Cavaliers general manager Danny Ferry said in an email they wouldn't decide whether to match ~ offer until they received the document from the Bobcats. The 25-year-uld Varejao averaged a career-best 6.8 points and 6. 7 rebounds last season in helping the Cavaliers reach the NBA tina is for the tirst time. Asked ·if he expected to see Varejao back with the Cavaliers, coach Mike Brown said, "I hope so. He's a talented player. He's 'I great guy." Bobcats coach Sam Vincent has been asking for · a big man since the beginning of the season. The Bobcats lost Sean May to season-ending knee s4rgery in traininjl camp. Starting center Pnmoz Brezec has been ineffective and was replaced in the starting line· up by rookie .Jared Dudley on Monday night in Toronto, the Bobcats' sixth straight loss. Before training camp opened, Varejao turned down Cleveland's one-year, $1.2 million qualifying offer. If he had stgned that deal, the former secondround pick could have become an unrestricted free agent after this season. JiVho wants the Patriots to win? The NFL surely does, for 1 Conspiracy theorists . can start lining up. Those waiting to cash their tickets on the New England Patriots finishing the regular season undefeated can do the same in the Las Vegas sports books. One group thinks it has good reason to smell sot)lething fishy. The other knows it has good reason to start celebrating early. It won 't be otllcial until sometime late in the evening of Dec. 29, but star! spreading the news . After an escape Monday night that would have made Houdtnt proud , the New Eng land Thn Dahlberg Patriots will go 16-0 and become the first team to finish a season undef~ated since the 1912 Miami Dolphins. I'm not exactly .stepping out on a ledge predicting .that. After all, the Patriots are 12-0 and favored by nearly two touchdowns against Pittsburgh this weekend in one of their two toughest remaining games . There's another reason for the Patriots to win them all, one that will loom larger with each passing Sunday. That one has conspiracy types beginning to look under every rock to see if the fix could possibly be in. Some member> of the Baltimore Ravens think so. Hard to fault them after a bizarre series of plays turned what looked like certain victory into defeat and left them fuming at both the calls and the attitude of the referees . "It's hard to go out there · and play the Patriots and the refs at the same time," cornerback Chris McAlister said. "They put the crown on top of them. They want them to win. They won." Laughable as that mi~ht seem in a league whtch prides itself on an image that everything is always on the up-and-up, it may not be too far-fetched. Almost to a man, the Ravens seemed to think it was not just fate lined up against them in Monday night's 27-241oss. Just the week before the Patriots seemed to get another break when a questi'on- able touchdown pass with eight seconds left m the first half against the Eagles wasn't even reviewed in the booth, a decision that left Philadelphia fans steaming. · Silly? Maybe . But the NFL has only itself to blame · for the perception even existin?. · That s because there is money to be made if the ·Patriots go undefeated, big money, and not just the kind handed over the counter at the sports books. 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SSO Business and Bulldlnga ........... :................. 340 Business Opportunlty ................................. 210 Business Tralnlng ....................................... 140 Campers & Motor Homes ........................... 790 Camping Equipment ................................... 780 Carda of Thanlui .......................................... 01 0 Chlld/Eidarly·care ....................................... 190 ElectrlcaURolrlgeratlon ............................... 840 Equipment lor Rent. .................................... 480 Excavatlng ...................................................830 Farm Equlpment.......................:.................. 610 Farms lor Rent............................................. 430 Farms for Sola ............................................. 330 · For Lt18811 ................................ ..................... 490 For Sale .........................................:.............. 585 For Sale or Trade ......................................... 590 FruHo & Vegetableo ...................................... sao Furnished Rooma ........................................ 450 General Haullng........................................... 850 Glveaway...................................................... 040 Happy Ada ....................................................050 Hay I Graln....................................,.............840 Help Wanted ................................................. no Homelmprovementa...................................810 Homes forSale ............................................ 310 Household Gooda ....................................... 510 . Houaea for Rent .......................................... 410 In Mamorlam ................................................ 020 lnsurance .......... ..............................\ ............ 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment ........................ 680 Llvestock............ :......... :...............................630 Lost and Found ........................................... 080 Lola I Acreage ............................................ 350 Mlacallaneoua..............................................170 Mlacollaneoua Merchandlae....................... 540 Mobile Home Ropalr ....................................860 Mobile Homea for Ront ............................... 420 Mobile Homea for Sale................................ 320 Money to Loan .............................................220 Motorcycle• I 4 Wheelero..........................740 Mualcollnatrumenta ................................... 570 Porsonala ..................................................... 005 Peto lor Safe ................................................ 560 · Plumbing I Hestlng .................................... 820 Proleaalonal Sorvlceo ................................. 230 Radio, TV & CB Rapalr ............................... 1eo R111 Ealltl Wtnted ..,,.................................HO Schoolo lnatructlon... :................................·.1eo liNd, Pltnt& Fartlllur .............................. Sltuatlcino Wontld ....................................... 120 eao lptc• for Aenl .............................................~410 lportlng Qoodi ........................................... l20 IUV'efor 8tla ..............................................720 Truclca for 111• ............................................ 711 Upholatary ................................................... 170 V•n• 'ar lale...............................................no Wanttcl to luy ............;................................ OIO Wentld to Buy· ~arm luppiiH .................. uo Wlnttd To Do .............................................. 110 WIIIIIICi to Rent ............................................ 470 Y•rd 1111• Olllljiolla ...................................072 Y~rd 8ai•Pomerayn.Aiddla ......................... 074 Yerd Sel•pt· PleaHnt ......... ,...................... 071 I \ ll'lll\\11 '\I "I H\ j( I " iio l www.colftlca.cam 110 Want to buy Junk Cars, cal! 740·388·0884 . IIW'WANilD 1 by NEA, Inc. ""·-"·r.~ DI!.LI"' ~•n.~,•UJ 11 Green Acres Regional Center, Inc has immediate openings tor : Direct Care Worker$ Basic qualification: H.IQ h s c h 001 o ·•P1oma or GEO, Valid , insurable drivers license, Direct care experience a plus, Working with MRIOD adults, Current openings at our lesage Campus. Full·time & Part· lime posilions available. Send resume or interestiet· ter to: Green Acres inc Regional Center, Attention: Human Resources, PO Box 240, Lesage, WV 25537 Email: garc~ hughes.net EOE 110 our nANIID " - - ur I I r:::M:ONEY:::~ **NOTI£E** WARD CLERK. Applicants With A Keen Eye And A Background In A.ccu ra te Paperwork Distribution Desired. Must live Within Miles Of Ravenswood . 15 Competitive Starting Wage , Paid Vacation, Paid Meals, Disco unts & Other Benefits Available. _ Hours Per 24 32 Week, Possible Full-Time In BorroW Smart. Contact lhe Ohio Division ol Financial Institution's Office of Consumer .Affairs BEFORE you relinance your home or obtain a loan. BEWARE of requests for any large advance p~yments ol tees or insurance. Call the Office of Consumer The Upcoming Futu re . A.pplicants May Apply In Person At Ravenswood Care Center, 1113 Washington Sl ·• Ravenswood, WV 26164. Via Mail or Facsi mile (304) Affairs toll tree at 1-866· 278-0003 to learn if the mortgage broker or lender 1s properly ~censed . (This Is a pubic serv ice announcement from the Ohio Valley Publishing Company) 273-9236. References looking for a good auto Required. Serious. An Excellf;lnt wrry to earn mechanic, send resume to l ongstanding Applicants money. The New Avon . 78 Setty Road, Albany, Oh Please Apply. :;:;:::::=~ Call Marilyn 304·882·2645 45710 150 ScHOU·~ 0 I """""~.... rKVrfmiUNU.o AVONI All Areas! To Buy or Manpower Is now hiring tor 1 s~ Sell. Shirley Spears. 304- the following positions 675·1429. Automobi le Prod ution Workers in the Buffalo, WV Gallipolis Career COllege TURNED DOWN ON A.rea Benefits available Call (Careers Close To Home) SOCIAL SECURITY ISS!? Resjdent Today 304·757-3338 CNA'S & Call Today! .740-446·4367, No Fee Unless We Win! AsSistants Interviews Are 1·800·214·0452 1·666· 582·3345 Now Being Conducted For Person for live in with elderly www.galllpollscareei'C<II&ge.oom CN.A & Resident Assistant lady. Call740·'367·7129 Accredited Member Accredi ting PosiliOns. If You Are A Council 101 lndependtm! College~~ l'lr:l1o:-"__'::"__...- . . , Part-time and Schools 12748. • Ho~ Caring , Enthusiastic, Phlebotomlat. W.TAI ONTEDDo FOR SALE Dependable Person. Then needed. Contact Athens We Want You To Join Our Medical Lab, 400 East State INsrRuCnoN "-•oiiiiiiiiiiiliiil-_.1 Team . Come On Over & Street, Athens OH, 45701 . Check Us Out! You'll Be POST OFFICE NOW . Glad You Did! Competitive, HIRING CNA Wages , Paid Avg . Pay $20/hr or Vacations, Paid Meals. Many $57K annually Other Benefits. Ravenswood Including Fede ral Benefits Care Center, 1113 and OT,Paiel Training, Washington St., Vacations-FT/PT Ravenswood . (Across 1-866·542'· 153 1 Ritchie Bri dge, At. 2 North, USWA last Business On Rtght) rope manager nee e References i . or new apartment comple n Point Pleasant. Full-ii m talus temporarily durin ·wv ease up period and the ermanent part time. w . ffor paid training and flexi le hou rs. Please Ia r I 11M ., 3br, 1 bath, 2 car Garage on George's Portable Sawmill, 1 acre lot in GaHipolls Ferry don't haul your Logs to the $65,000 304-675·4075 Mill just ca ll304·675·1957. evenings Professionally · Clean, · Homes & 8 ustness. Reaso nable Ral es, ~ 740 44" 2262 R ~:~terences - o- r•o BlJSil\m OPPORTUNITY I 3BR, 2B A, 1800 SQ.ft . remodeled Ranch ·on 1 acre "-•oiiiiliiiiiiiiiO;,;,r mfl In Gallipolis. New kit w/ AVON . Start your own busi· panI ry & Iaundry rm · Hug. d master suite wJ FP & private ness to ay! Earn up to 50%. entrance. DA, lR w/ gas FPI Ca ll Sharon. I -866·640· Attached ca rport, 2 ca r 2866. Ind. Rep. & · ~ N I esume to 304-755-0957 garage pnvacy ,.,.nc.e. a oNOTICEI ga~ Heal pump & CIA. Exc. SPEND WINTERS Cond. Ready to move ln. ' IN MIAMI! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· $98,500 neg. 740-645-8751 Tr811tl 50 States. National lNG' CO. recommends Co. now hiri ng 18-23 sharp lflat you do business with Att8ntlonl guys & Qals to work & travel pebpfe you know, an d l ocal company offering •No all shopping meccas & NOT to send money DOWN PAYMENT• promajor cities. 2 wk paid through the mail until you grams for you to buy vour training , transportauon & have investigated the home Instead of renti ng. lodging furnished, returns •• 100% guaranteed. Call totllree Leas financing then perftc1 credit 1·888·74 1-2190 ecctpled ask lor Carrie. • Pay·mant could bt the olf~er;ln:·~~~~~i r Wt art lOOking tor SMOKER& lged 35-M thl1 oro Ohio R11ldlfll1 lo participate In I run etudy lhll poyol50 In Clolllpollo TruOit Orlvtro COL Clloa A on 12111 . Plutt Clll Rtqulrtd , minimum ol 5 Oplnlonl, Lid II ytlra driving txp. 877-883-o:ioo 1<1. t 1nd Exptrltnct on m1n11on tht Galllpolil ltudy O~trdtl mtnalonal loada. for mort ln form atlor11 Must havt goOd driving r100rd. Eam up to $2,000 watltly. For applicAtion Call f304)722·2184 M·F 8:30am·4pm IN THE CLASSIFIEDS . • ~ TO BUY To good home, 1 adorable Want to Buy 2 used rear puppies. Born Oct16. Mus1 Tractor tires, size 12·4·28 or see. Debbie 446-2451 13-6;28 304-882·2662 ldvtriiHmenta tor ret! •llta which lain vlolltlon of the Jtw. Our rudert .,. htfeby lnforlnMt thll all ,..S' '- on SAVINGS Jamt II rtnt. Mortgage ( 7~0)367-0000 .Apartment for rent, ~ ·2 Bdrm ., remodeled, new carpet , stove & !rig., water, sewer, trash pd. Middleport. 5425.00. No pelS. Rei. required. 740·843-5264. 3BA , 1BA, laundry room, 6S 740·446·2568. Equal Mill Creel<. No pets. 740- Housing Opportunity. Thi s 446-9523 institution is an Equal Opportunity Provider and 38r, 2 • car garage. Cit y Employer. School District: Water & ::--~.,...,..--,-:­ appliances incl uded. Beech St..Middleport. 2 Br. $600/mth. Ref. Aeq . 740· lurnished apt.. utilities paid, 446-0969 no pets, deposit & refer· ences. 740-992·0165. 5 rooms, only 1BR. Third A.ve. Plenty · of storage. CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· $4251mo ·plus utilities. 703- EO & AFFORDABLE I Town house apartments. 451-2591 andJor small houses FOR RENT. Call (7 40)441·11 t 1 ~ro6m House in lor application & information. dl~erlmlnMion. " " I'OR RENT 3BA , 1.5 bath house in Baautliul Apts. at J1ckaon town. $575/rent + sec dep.. Estates. 52 Westwood 446-3644 Drive. from S365 to $560 . dlaorlmlnlltlon bllld on r.ce, cotor, religion, IIX tamllltlatatua or national origin, ot any lnttntlon to makl•ny such prtfertnot, llmltlltlon or Lost: Female Bernese Mtn .Oog. lost Sunday on Kemper Hollow Ad. Call APAKI'MEt«S chnlllngtltdverttlld In thlt ntWJPIJ*I,. 1vallabtl on .. equal _Q_. l!iif3 '::":PI>O::""::"Ity::bl::":"::~ land9Ca~d. ,..... prolossionelly Ranch style house with 4 bedrooms, li ving room, dining room , kitchen, large tamllyroom,centralair,gasheat and 11ireplace. Addition of a large Florida room completely cedar opens onto patio & pool area. Heated in ground pool enclosed by pri· vacy fencing and land· scaped. FiniShed 2 car garage attached to hOuse and 1inished & heated 3 car garage unan:achecl. Emxocevellen, ·n.l $c2o5n5d.iotioono.oroOe.dCyallol.· Apartments • 2&3 bedroom apartments River view, new interior. 2BA, 1 112 bath, 6 roo ms • Cent ral heat & A/C total. $1000/mo plus utilities. •Wa sher/dryer hookup 703·45 1·259t •Tenant pays electric i MOIIILEFORn~O!f~ ~• I (304)882·3017 Ellm View : Apartments: • 2&3 bedroom apartments • Ce ntral heat & A/C •Washer/dryer hookup •All electric- averaging $50·$60/month •Owner pays water, sewer. trash 992-5641 at 3696 Bulaville Pike, (304)882·3017 New home in Gallipoli s. Gallipolis. 38A 1 bath, 2BA. 2BA. 3 ac res MIL. fenced yard, all elec_located REDUCED! $80.000. Ca ll at 20 Mercerville Ad 740-446·7029 Mercerville, Ohio. Both ....:.r-:~-::-__, homes are extra nice. 740F.Ptii 446-4234 or 740-208-7861 1 .' FOR ·--liiiiiiiii-_.1 Nice 2BA a• Johnsons Furnished .API. 2nd Ave, . " Uobile Home Par~. 740·4461975, 14 )( 70 Governor, 3 2003 Gallipolis, Upstairs, 1 BeL, 1 112 bath . 740-247· Bedroom, No Pets, All utili· 0402. Traile1 for rent, 3B R, 2 BA. lies paid, 1740)446·9523 --.,.,...-,-.,.,.....,.,.....,.,... Call367-7762 or 446·4060 ,Gracloua Living 1 and 2 1981 14ll:70 Nashua single wide. Good Condition APARTMENTS Bedroom Apts. at Vi llage Manor and Riverside Apts. in FOR 51 O,OOO. 446• 1170 -------Middleport , from $327 to 1998 Fleetwood Sunpointe, $592. 740·992·5064. Equal and 2 bedroom apart· H · o 1 16x50, New Heat Pump ments. furnished and untur· _•u...,•_•ng.:....,:cppo_rl_un_ity:c._ _ 514 ·500 · 304 •675 ·2329 nished. and h ouses in HOliday Special! Save $100 2000 14ll:70, 3BA, 2BA. l ots Pomeroy and Middleport, on 2BR apt. Some utilities of up grades, on rented lot. security deposit required, nO paid. $400+dep. 740·38834 Kraus· Beck Rd . pets, 740·992·221.8. 9343 or 988·6 t 30 Gallipolis. 3 miles from Hills ~-11· 11 H SA 588 . 44"' 1BA, nicely tum . Quiet area. Honeys uckle ua 1po s o oSuitable for 1 adult, private Apartments now accepting 6935 $ 16,900 . .:.:.:.:..:.__:.:.:..:.___ _ _ _ driveway wJcarport. No pets applications for 1 and 2 BR 2002 16x60 OakWOOd 3 bed $375mo. Rel.dep.1eq. $200. .Apts. Located on Colonial 2 bath, 1999 16x80 Fortune 740·446·4782 Drive acrosS from Gallia 3 bed 2 bath. 3 more to County Health Dept. No choose from . Day 740·388- 6 rooms and bath. 116 State rental assistance ava ilable 0000 Evening 740·245-9213 -Street 4~1-0596 at this lime. Rents start at Furnished upstairs 3 rooms $310 and $340 . Equal New 3 Bedroom homes from $ th lud and bath. Clean. no pets. Housing Opportunity. 214 .36 per man , 1nc es deposl·l req . 740·446·1519 (740)446·3344 d d • & many upgra es, eRVI\IfY set-up. (740)385·2434 SA.u: rl1il I ='------- r RENT I.oo• ..;.-liiiliiii-_.1 :.:.:..c.:...:.....C'--____ Nice used 14x70 3 bedroom home. Only $5,995. Call 74 385 _4367 i o- LoTs & ACRF..AGE · I ~~--oiiiiiiiiiiiil•pl. Land tor Sale In Gallla Co. Farming & Hunting $200,000 cell 304-675·7538 . for detaHa -------MOBILE HOME LOT FOR FIENT, t031 Gegrgea Creek ~ Ad, 441 ·1111 l..ocetora. I<I '\ t \ I " COUPONS CURRENT EVENTS ,TECHNOLOGY COMICS SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT and more... rid For lilt b~ owner. 3BA ~ R1nch, t bllh, Family I'OR Room, Stovt/Frldgt, W/0 1nclud1d. Alklng 570,000. Clll 740·709·6339 2 & 3 bod•oom houoao lor ron1 , no Pill, (740)182·5858 RiM" lw•.,jiiliiiiiiii-_.1 Shop Classifledsl Prlct reduced BriCk Ranch Homt 2/3br, 2ba, 2 car garage, all alectrlc. Visit pic· tUres at www.orvb.com code 7137 Or CBII304·675·4235 3 br. hou11, Lincoln Hoightl, Pomeroy, HUO approved, leaat & d1poett riQuired, you pay all utilitie s, no pets, (740)6ll7-0762 • •'' endarZ008~... ' • •••• 2008 Pet Calendar! • •••• Deadline for entries is: December 14, 2007 This Unique Calendar will be inserted in the Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Register and Th~ Daily Sentinel Friday. December 28, 2007 The winning pets will be featured in this unique calendar. The winner will be highlighted on the cover. . • i "•Name -----·-------------· • --------------~ . ----.. ---of pet: . ~. 1 : Your Name: Address: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I ' I I :• Phone: ___________________ • ~ ~ Please send or bring this entry form along with your photo to ®allipohs J}ailp l)oint l)leasant m:ribune ~egister Daily Sentinel uPet Calendar" 200 Main St. pt Pleasant, wv 25550 "Pet Calendar'' 111 Court St. Pomeroy, OH_45769 "Pet Calendar'' .~ 825 Third Avenue CGallipolis, OH 45631 1 www.mvdailvtrtbune.com -:.-· . ·l• · · · · a, ' Immaculate 1 bedroom apt. New carpet & ·cabinets, freshly painted & decorated. WID hookup. Beautiful coun· try setting . Only 10 minutes from town . Must see to $3251mo. appreciate . (614)595·7773 or 1-aoo· 798·4686 . 740-645-5953 Immaculate 2 bedroom apt. New carpet & cabinets, freshly painted & decorated, W/0 hookup. Beautilul COUn· try sening. Only ~o Minutes from · town . Must see to appreciate . $400fmo. (614)595·7773 or 1·600· 796·4666. 740·645·5953 SPACE 10 Boxer Pup s, CKC Registered, tails cropped , dew cla)Ys removed, vet checked. shots & wormed _6 Females $350 each & 4 Males $300 each. Ready Dec.6th. Colors are dark taWn with black mask, white chest and teet. Some have a white flash down · trpnt of Berber, their face . Call 740·388· Carpet Sate: $6.95/yd : pl ush, $5.95/yd, 6845 15' wide & 1 3' 6' wide carpet Absolutely beautiful pups in stock. Mollohan Carpet. 314 Husky, 114 Timbe r 2212 Eastern Ave .. Won . only 2 lett. 1 white & 1 Gallipolis , OH. Phone red I wh ite. Both Males (740)446·7444 $ _ _ _ 125 740 256 9275 · www.mydallysantlnal.com 05 Chrysler 300 ltd A./C . leather seats, garage kept 92 Lumina. AJC, till, all power. $1400 NEG 245· 5017 r•o 1997 Ford Explorer Eddy Bauer Edition, good condl· 1ion $4,000 1983 Chevy S· 10 4x4 good condition $1 ,800 304-675·696ll . Hot.SEHOI.n G<Jons --.,.,....-.,.,....--- Just In time for Xmas. wild Modern 1 Bedroom apt. Call bl '· h d' · ac" c erry 1nmg room 446·0390 1d I 15 • pa d ·lncu Iebl e, seas · ed, perfect condition. Modern 1 BA Apt. Call 446· $85000. Call 740·441 ·6299 3736 .' To Subscribe Call The Dally Sentinel 992·2155 2000 GMC Sonoma pi~up. x!C b ... 6cyl 4 • . ad , ......to,h . -~ eng1ne AKC goo s epe, R · d B 1 eg1stere eag a, males/lemales ages 4-7 -.,.--:.::.:..:..c.:...:_ _ months black & tan, blue Uck AKC Eng 1•s ' h Spn·nger & tri -color 304-576·2779 Spaniel puppies. 3 males, 3 2001 Cavalier, aulo. $2650. lemales, wormed , tst shots cau 740-25~16 18 or 256· ready togo 12·14$300304- 6200 _ 27_3_·4_3_77_ _ _ _ _ _ .,--,---- , - - - - Beautiful Bichon Fr ise .pup- 94 Oldsmobile Cutlass. New New Haven .1 Br. furnished or 740·441 -5472 apt. has WID.no Oak Armoire by Bassett fir pies for sa le. 3 mates and 1 tires, exhaust. Good work female, 10wks old. Please car. 740-446-9780 , pets,dep.&ref. 992·0165 TV or Wardrobe 76"x44" like 23ft chest Small 1br, furnisheij all utili- new $250. ties paid $200 a mon +$200. Freezer $~00 304·675-2933 Deposit & 3 References. MISCFJJANEOUS 304 -675-65 12 Spacious second-floor apt overlooking Gallipolis City Park and river. L.A. den. large kitchen-d ini ng are~;~ with all new appliances & cupboards. 3BR, laundry area, 2 1/2 baths. $900 per month. Ca ll 446·44 25, or 446-2325 Tara Townhouse Apartments. Very Spacious, 2 Bedrooms, C/A . 1 1/2 Bath, Adult Pool & Baby Pool, Patio, Start $425/Mo. No PeI s, l ease PIus ' ·' d Secu11·1y D eposIt Req,.,re • 17401446 348 1 :_.:.:.__:_':....:.:.: · ~,_ _ _ _ Twin Riyers Tower is accept· ing ap plications for waiting list for Hud-subsized, 1· br, the apertment.for elderly/disabled call 675- r ~ MERCHAND!l>'E call7 40-247-4700 evenings. Border Collie and Australian Healer mill: pups $50 each. Pek ingnese pups, call for price. 256·1652 Boston Terrier pups AKC JET Reg . Just in lime for AERATION MOTORS Chri_ stmas, perfect marks. Repaired, New & Rebuilt In 740·256·6251 Stade Ca ll Ron Evans. 1CKC Aegls1ered Yorkshire 800·537-9528. Terrier puppies. 1st hots . Uti chair, burgundy. Pd ready to go December tsl $700 new, w1fl take $400 . 304 •675 •1298 Nice Ch rist ma s gift . 44 6· · - - - - - - - 3485 Min Pin pups. 1 blkltan F 14 wks. ~ blk/tan M&F, 1 red F NEW AND USED STEEL ready 11124 $300/each. Call s teel Be ams, Pip e Rebar 740-388·B 124.No relay calls For concrete. Angle, Ready for Christmas! AKC Channel. Fl at Bar, Steel German Shepherd puppies. Grating For Drains, 3 beautiful females, black & Driveways & Walkways . L&L tan. $300 each. 740-367Scrap Metals Open Monday, 7433 Tuesday, Wednesday & - - - - - - - Friday, 8am-4:3Dpm. Closed Ready tor Ch ristmas. Thu rsday, Satu rday & Siamese kittens. 740-46· Sunday. (740)446--7300 _97_8_0_ _ _ _ _ __ 6679 Equal Opportunity Housing - - - - - - - - Re g. Chihuahua pups. Bl ack Ne"" Anderson Window & white . Have shots and C~;.;;....;:,::"' _ _ _., . 32•40 Doubl e Hung $75. worme d . $2 00 . C el 1 304 • SI•Aa: ~ n ,,_ 200 AMP Breaker B0J< SOD 674-5657 . ·vn. tu.r<~l w/22 breakers $40304·6752933 THE GIFT THAT KEEPS - - - - - - - - GIVINCll AKC R egis1e1ed Office/Warehouse/Storage Great location in Gallipolis! Swim Spas Arrived! Save Boston Terrier puppies. Now Space star ting at $$$Tiki Tubs Hot Tub Outlet. taki ng deposits to hold for avai lable. Christmas. Parents on pram· $150.00/month tor 700 sqh. Closeouts Ashland, KY 606·929-5655 ises, with pedigree. First call 404·456·3802 shots . vet checked and wormed. S350. Call 740· 388·9325 i I .,.,....,.-:-:c:::-::-:c:-== 95 Ford Mustang Convertible $2, 500 Good Condition 304·593-4193 _ _ _ _ _..;..._ _ 99 Monte Carlo $2500. 86 Toyota Pickup 4x4 $1400, 93 Cavalier $950, 97 GMC Blazer 4WD $2000. Many more to choose from . KG Auto 740-44 6-8172 ·I ~ 1. 5 TRuacs FORSALE • "-•"""iiiiiiiiiii;._.I J 00 GMC Shortbed Fteetside. va, auto, air, lilt, cruise , PL, Tawney cove r: 72K mi • $7500. Days 245·5060 Nighls 740-662·7512 69 Chevy 112 ton el':l. cab pickup. Auto, 4WD, 11,000 mi on new engine. New tires. $2000. Call 740·709·9565 92 Nlssan 2Q7K, slandard, PB, runs, needs some work . $500. 446·9322 99 GMC Sl 4x4, Ssp, red-, V8 . AC , II'n, am-fm , h"nch . 83k $7400. 740.379·2748 i SUVs FOR SALE ~~-------pi 2004 Nissan X-te rra . 56000 miles. 4WD. $8900 OBO. Can 740-256-1 618 iiii'--~~--., j~ · 4x4 FOR SALE I \In I"' 1'1'1 II .., (2)2000 Ford Rangers 4X4 ,\ I I' I \I t H 1-. =ij~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; EXT./Cab,all power equipa ment $7995.00. 03 Pontiac Vi be AIIWJDr. Ni ce and LIVFSI'OCK many more. Riverview Motors· 2 Blocks above Angus Bulls, bred heifers. McDonalds 740 992·3490. E:occellent Breeding, Top MuroRCYCIB!i Performance, Priced 4WHEEI.DIS R easona bly . www .slate runangus. com, (740)286-5395 2002 Polaris Sportsman 90 ::--~----- 4 wheeler, excellent condiCiub Caves· Heat wave, lion. $1500. 44&-1170 bleed in purple, direct hit, Sin City & Broadband; Reg. 2003 Honda 250 Aecon, 4 Angus Bulls· Pri me cut, 878 wheeler, elec.shift, Bought lead on, foresight. In focus, new at Christmas 2004. new level & band 0699.: $2,000 Firm. 740.742-'2457 Australian ShepherQ Pups. (7401 245·5984, (740)645· 2006 Honda Gold Wing 48 33 $4 ,000 in accessories. Paid Red Duree Boa r Hog, $24,000 new··$ 19.600. Call weighs approx. 250-3001bs. 740·367·7129. • Public Notices In Ncw•'P"•pcrs: Your Righi to Know, Delivered Rlll';ht to Vour lloor. ·SHERIFF SALES CASE of beginning, contain· Home National Bank, mlnatlons of angles tance of 416.13 feet to NUMBER 07CVC)51 lng 0.53 acres, more or .Plaintiff only. the principal point of WELLS FARGO BANK less. v. Alexander J. The above daocrlptlon beginning. PLAINTIFF CURRENT OWNER: Buckallew, . el al., was prepared from an Bearings are a11umed VS JASON E. PUTNAM, ET Defendants actual survey made on and are for Jha doterJASON E. PUTMAN AL. ,Situated In the tha 15th day of May, mlnatlons of angles DEFENDANTS PROPERTY AT: 49053 Township of Lebanon, 1995, by C. Thomas only. COURT OF COMMON RIGGS CREST .County of Meigs, State Smith, Ohio The above descrlpllon PLEAS, MEIGS COUN· REEDSVILLE, OHIO ol Ohio, to-wit: Professional Surveyor, was prepared from an TY OHIO. Pl't 1!Hl0552.000 Being .a part of a 15 #6844. actusl survey made on IN PURSUANCE OF An PRIOR DEED ~EFER· acre, more or leas, Together with ' aU the 15th day of May. ORDER OF ·SALE TO ENCES; VOLUME 236, tract of land tiansfers hereditaments, appur· 1995, by C. Thomas ME DIRECTED FROM PAGE 373 to Charlea R. and tenancea, rights. prlvl· Smith, Ohio SAID COURT IN THE APPRAISED AT Waynltt C. Harrla as leges and easements Professional Surveyor, ABOVE ENTITLED $115,000.00TERMS OF recOrded In Deed Book !hereunto belonging 16844. ACTION, I WILL SALE : CANNOT BE 1i'5, at page 297, Malga but subject to all legal Also Grantors grant to EXPOSE TO SALE AT SOLD FOR LESS THAN County Rocorder'a highways, zoning ordl· the Granteea herein, PUBLIC AUCnON ON 213RDS OF THE Office, Malga County, nancoli, restrictions, tho right to use and THE FRONT STEPS OF APPRAISED VALUE. Ohio, alao being pari easements and condl· have access to a 10 THE MEIGS COUNTY 10% DOWN ON THE of Sactlon 16 and a lions of record that do horsepower water well COURT HOUSE ON DAY OF SALE, CASH part of 38 acre Lot No. not effect marketablll· on the Grantors _prop· FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, OR CERTIFIED 171, Toirnahlp·2·North, ty. arty, provided 2008 AT 10 A.M., OF CHECK, BALANCE A an g e · 1 5 ·Weal, In addition, a 30' ease· Granlaes, their aucces· SAID DAY, THE FOL· DUE ON CONFIRMA· Lebanon Township; . mont lor Ingress and sora and assigns, pay LOWING DESCRIBED TION OF SALE. Melga County. State of egress, which the cen· lor the upkeep of tha REAL ESTATE. The appraisal did not Ohio and more partlcu· terllne described as well. · S~uated In the State of Include an Interior larly deocrlbed as lol· · fbllowa: Reference Deed: Ohio, County of Melga examination of the Iowa: · Being a part of a 15 VOlume 121, Page 191, and In the Township of house. Beginning at a 518" aero, more ar leu, Meigs County Official Orange. ROBERT E. BEEGLE, Iron pin aot which Ia tract of land tranafora recorda. Being In sactlon 3. MEIGS COUNTY oaaumed to bear WHt to Charlaa A. and Parcel Nos. 07· Town 4 North, Range SHERIFF a distance of 416.13 Waynlta C. Harris all 00281.001 and 07· 12 Weal ol the Ohio ATTORNEY FOR THE feel !rom tha Northeast recorded In Deed Book 00262.001 company• Purchase PLAINTIFF corner of sold 38 acre 175, at page 297, Meigs CURRENT OWNER: and being described LERNER, SAMPSON & Lot No. 171, Township· County Recorder's ALEXANDER J. BUCK· as followa: Beginning ROLHFUSS 2·North, Range·13; Office, Meigs County, ALLEW at an Iron rod South 12 120 E FOURTH Thence South 32' Ohio, also being part PROPERTY AT: HAR· ' deg. 60'14" East 69.37 STREET,8THFLOOR 08'50"Weatadlstance of Section 16 and a RISFARM feet and South 2 dog. CINCINNATI, OHIO of 554.38 feat to a 518" part of 38 acre Lot No. PORTLAND. OHIO 55'55" Eaat148.18feet 45202-4007 Iron pin set; • 171, Townahlp·2·North, 45no and South 9 dag. 513·241-3100 Thence North 79' A an g e ·I 5 ·West, PPH7.00281.001 21 '00" WHI -72.03 feet (11 ~ 28, (12~ 5, 12 28'31" Weet a distance Lebanon Township, 07.00262.001 and South 18 . dag. of 735.39 feat to an · Meigs County, State of PRIOR DEED REFER49'17"Weat 129.91 lao! existing wooden poll Ohio and more partlcu· ENCES; VOLUME 121, from , the Northeast · Public Notice being the Soulhweat larly described as fol· PAGE 191 corner of Kenneth E. corner of said 15 acre, Iowa: APPRAISED o\T and Judnh a Riggs 21 SHERIFF SALES CASE more or leas, tract; Beginning at a point In $200,000.00TERMS OF 213 acres as described NUMBER 04CV120 Thence along the Weal the centerline of State SALE : CANNOT BE In Meigs County Deed HOME NATIONAL line of said 15 acre, Route 1124 aaaumad SOLD FOR LESS THAN Records ; VOlume 245, BANK PLAINTIFF VS more or teas, tract, to be the Northeeet 213RDS OF THE Page 1029; thence ALEXANDER J. BUCK· North a distance of corner of said 38 ecre . APPRAISED VALUE. North . 50 deg. 20'00" ALLEW DEFENDANTS 335.06feet to an exlll· Lot No. 171; to•;, ·DOWN ON THE Weal 167.13 feet to an COURT OF COMMON lng wooden post being Thence along said cen· DAY OF SALE, CASH Iron rod on the PLEAS, MEIGS COUN· the Northwest corner terline South 03" OR CERTIFIED Southeaal elde of the TY OHIO. of said 15 acre, more 32'02" West a distance CHECK, BALANCE road; thence South 26 IN PURSUANCE OF An or leall, tract; of30.06 feet to a point; DUE· ON CONFIRMA· dog. 30'00" Weal 9.00 ORDER OF SALE TO Thence along the Thence . leaving said TION OF SALE. feet along said road ta ME DIRECTED FROM Northaaat line a dis· cantarllne west a dis· The appraisal Included a point; thence South SAID COURT IN THE lance of 1018.00 teet to lance ol 433.13 feet.to an examination of 34- deg 00'00" West ABOVE ENTITLED the principal polnl of a point on the East nne Land and 45.00· feet along aeld ACTION, I WILL beginning, containing of a 8.266 acre, more or Greenhouses. ROBERT E. BEEGLE , road to a point; thence EXPOSE TO SALE AT a 0.912 sere, more or len tract; South 34 deg. 15'00" PUBLIC AUCTION ON lesa,ln said Section 16 Thence· along aald MEIGS COUNTY Weal 18.00 feet along THE FRONT STEPS OF and 7.354 acrea, more East line North - 32' SHERIFF said road to an Iron THE MEIGS COUNTY or less, In aald 38 acre 06'50" East a distance ATTORNEY FOR THE rod ; thence South 50 COURT HO,USE ON Lot No. 171 lor a total of 35.43 feet to a 518' PLAINTIFF dig. 20'00" east 202.53 FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, of 8.266 acraa, more or Iron pin set on the BILL WALKER felt to an Iron road 2008 AT .10 A.M., OF leu, sublect to all assumed North line of 211 COLUMBUS along a fence; thence SAID DAY, THE FOL· legal eaaementa and said 38 acre Lot No. STREET north 19 deg. 21 '00" LOWING DESCRIBED rlghla-of-way. 171 ; ATHENS, OHIO 45701 eaat 132.65 feet along REAL ESTATE. · Bearings are aaaumad Thence along said 740·594·8228 aald lance to Jhe point Legal Deacrlptlon and are for the deter· North line East a dis'· (11~ 28 , (U~ 5, 12 I Trailer space $200 ,month, water furnished . Ohio River Road. Pt. Pleasant Ci~ Urn)Is (304 )776·5656 r• ········. ············1·; ···i.'f •· www.mvdailv.renisler.com Atrml FOR&u: FOR RENT 2 or 3 bedroom available. Water & trash included. ~ 0 pets. 740-441 · 7033 · 2br, 2ba Mobile Home in Mason, all electric $350 per month, Deposit req uired 30_4_ ·6_7_ 5·_ 77_8_3_ _ __ 3 BA Mobile Home in the (740)949-2217 Country for Rent. Call SA House lor LEI 3 (740)256·6574 "=-="--"--.,..--Bedroom, 5th St. , New 3BA 2 bath, c/a, dishwasher, Haven, WV. 535 •500 ·740- large deck, all elec. located !320 MOBILE HO"IF1i •• r~-•AIIoiFORiii)l.iii'IMJol'(io~i iiiii;,rs_.ll t .... !'la • Ellm View Syracuse. $500fmonth + depoM No, PelS. (304)675Houl9e for sale in -Recine 5332 weekends 740-591 - ~ area. A.pprox. 4 acres, all 0265 _ _ i·· Send us a photo of i·· your favorite •••• pet and they might ~---o . ur . : ~ ~~~ •. voted 3BR , 1 bSth in Bidwell, $575/mo + sec. dep. 446· Apt. lor Rent. No Pets. 7403644 992·5858. lld:vertiM "..-.y preference, llmltltlon or ~~. Lost BW Cal 12· 1-07 Regency Apl. Sandhill Rd. red collar. . Reward. 304· 675-6783 or 304-675-3502 .,.,....--,.,.,....-,---~ CLASSIFIED INDEX All re~ltltate Mvertl•lng ' In thlt new.peptr It . aub)tGI to the Ftdtrat Fair Houtlng Act of 1168 wfllch Nil:. . It Hlegll to l'liliN~ WI.NmD 1r lloUSfl; FORRThT 3 br. house, Pomeroy, 2 full bath, garage, full basement, new carpet, very clea n, handicap accessibl e, $635 a monlh, (740)949·2303 Wo~ AbSolute Top Dollar: U.S. Sllv&r and Gold Coins, ProOfaets, Gold Rings, Pre· 1935 U.S. Currency. Solitaire Olamonds· M.T.S. Free Aottweiler year an 1/2 Coin Shop, 151 Second old. great with kid& an adutts Avenue, Gallipolis, 740-446tull blooded malelf~ed 304· 2842 . 674·3626 newspape ccepts only hal 1nted ads meetln OE standards. r~.,•-•ro•"•~~~~~~A•I.E.__.~I rm 10 Labl ~sh -------Black & Tan Coonhound to good home. Call 740·2566998 968. ->t,., Cllnctl any 11d t1 any time. Errore must be reported on the Ural day of Trlbune-Senllnti-RegiMtr Will bt r1190n11ble for no more tMn cost of the IPIIC. oceup~ by the error and only the fir at lnnrtloo. We thall not be any loaa or expenM tMt reiiUita from tM publication or omlulon ot an •ctnri:IHmtnl. Correction win 1M madl in the flrlt available tdltlon. • Box nun>.., odo•l 11,. alw 11y1 'confld.nU.I. • Cur*'t rate card 11ppll111. • All r-.1 ..~ edv.rtieementa . . subJect to tt'ie Fe<!Mal Fair Housing Act or 1968. • T1ll1 noWIPII*I acceptt only EOE atlndtrdt. We-will not any ldvertlalnilln violation of the lew. KIT & CARLYLE about 6 months old, very Lost: large male Blchon Frise. 'All white w/ black fliendly 304·937-3192. around eyes. lost around 2- 8 month old neutered BulavHie Townhouse. Please mele cats needa a home this return if found. 44~ ·951 0 week 740;339-3944 Eotat Thursday for Sundays • All ads must be prepaid' ' --lab -puppy · · 446-3964 1female Black 1.11 Publication sunday Display : s.: OO p.m. se-Cot.~b I GIVEAWAY All Display: 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To 1'~-~t(\ looking for that Special Gift? Try Rose's. Rummage Room , 1330 Jerrys Run Ad ., Apple Grove, WV Hand Embroidered PillOW cases, Dresser Scarfs & Tea Towels &all new• also Christmas items & lots of Mise Items 304:="·5;.7;.6·_263.;...5_ __._, to In Next Day's Paper Sunday ln ~ Column: 1:00 p.m. Frldav For Sundays Paper Sene• mix, blk In color, old, famity pet, weak from operation, had a collar wlinfo. Lost Monday 12·3 from the Four Seasons Vet Clinic on Centerpoint Rd . 740·367· 7 H 2 or 446•3002 Blankels, $5·$25, (740)949· 21 15, 74D-949·3151, Sue's B eported on the finl of publlcatlori an he Tribune-Sentinel agister will he first Insertion. hall not be liable "I Large M blk Chris1mas Wreattls & Grave ad at any tlmo. Errora Monday- Friday for Insertion • Stllrt Your Ade With A Keyword • Include Complete DeKrlption • Include A Price • Avoid Abbrevi.UOnt • lndude Phone Number And ~ When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 0ayt Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads (. ~ ,.,., Borders$3.00/perad ~ Graphics 50¢ for small $1.00 for la~ge Display Ads ...•• Call 379·2167 2007 ·KX100 Dir1 Bike. lone new, never raced $2,500 Craftsman Ridin g Mower. 304-882·2416 17HP Kohler Engine, 54 ..,I H' It I .., inch cut $500. 245· inj~;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I \11\,\(,\ HI•J' I D!I r iO I · HOlliE IMPROVEMENt'S • BASEMENT 01 Hyundai Accent Hatchback. s speed tra ns, 65,31 o miles, good condi · Uon. needs catalyt ic convert· er. Asking $3200. Call 740· WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local referenCes fu r· nished. Establ ished 1975. Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446· 0870, Rogers Basement Waterp roofing. 709-~3 9. Just Me Music! Personalized COs for Children · Friday, December 14, 2007 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. An Evening With Santa Thursday, December 13, 2007 Pleasant Valley Hospital Main Lobby 6:30p.m. to 8:30p.m. Santa will be available to hear Christmas lists of all good little boys and girls Mrs. Claus & Santa's helpers will also be present Relreshmenls and caroling Public is co rdially invited While supplies last -pictures ol children will be taken compliments of the Point Pleasant Junior Woman's Club. Event sponsored by i>vH Community Rel~t~ant._,,·, Atlxiftary ll Medical Staff" For more information please call, (304) 675-4340, Ext. t 326 -·-------- ---------·- ----·· - Pleasant Valley Hospital Main Lobby COs can be picked·up the same day Great gifts for children or grandchildren Perlect Stocking Stuffers! Elmo, Barney, Disney, The Wiggles, Veggie Tales, Princesses & MORE For more information please call. · (304) 675-4340, Ext. 1326 " Special Can't think of tha1special gift 1o buy someone? How about getting s.omeone's carpet or furniture cleaned. Captain Steamer Is selling gift cards. Call Toll Free 888-338·7847 or 740-446-6784 or 304·675-4218 �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, December 5, 2007 www.mydailysentlnel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 m:rtbune ·-·Sentinel - i~ter CLASSIFIED • ~·Pet ... ••~ In One Week With Us classified@!;~a~:~ri bune.com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS AD NOW ONLINE Websjtes: , www.mydailytribune.com www.mydailysentinel .com www.mydailyregister.com l\egtster To Place ·\Eribune Sentinel Your Ad, · (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today... or Fax To (740) 446·3008 or Fax To (740) 99~·2157 Oearltir~ Word Ads Dally ln· Column: 1:00 p.m. ' Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HOW IQ WRITE AM AD ~ t!''~o: I \\\()[ \1 I \ II '\I'- r . *POLICIES* Ohio Valley Publlthlng reserves therlghtto edH, reject or cancel any Must Greenhouse -::---~--:.-- I, Trudy, L McGuire, am not responsible lor any debts owed by Charles M. McGuire as ot Oct.5, 2007. esponslble for n ore than the coli: o he space occupl y the error and on ubllcatlon or omia ion of an advertl r ent. Corrections wll 1 made In the firs vallable edHion. Real dvartlsemente ar Apartment Furniture ca" 304·675-5236 for more info. ublect to the Fedora air Housing Act o 1 .~ You l-11<1: Si"IIZ- f'lfte't>. $tiE *u.<; This ntwlpllper wll not knowtngly accept -----,----,-,------I I· / r 4x4's For Sale .............................................. 725 Announcement ............................................ 030 Antlques ...........:...........................................530 Apartmentalor Rent ................................... 440 Auction and Flea Market.............................oeo Auto Parts & Accessorlas .......................... 780 Auto Repalr ..................................................no Autos lor Sale ..............................................710 Boats & Motors lor Sale ............................. 750 Building supplles ..............,. ......................... SSO Business and Bulldlnga ........... :................. 340 Business Opportunlty ................................. 210 Business Tralnlng ....................................... 140 Campers & Motor Homes ........................... 790 Camping Equipment ................................... 780 Carda of Thanlui .......................................... 01 0 Chlld/Eidarly·care ....................................... 190 ElectrlcaURolrlgeratlon ............................... 840 Equipment lor Rent. .................................... 480 Excavatlng ...................................................830 Farm Equlpment.......................:.................. 610 Farms lor Rent............................................. 430 Farms for Sola ............................................. 330 · For Lt18811 ................................ ..................... 490 For Sale .........................................:.............. 585 For Sale or Trade ......................................... 590 FruHo & Vegetableo ...................................... sao Furnished Rooma ........................................ 450 General Haullng........................................... 850 Glveaway...................................................... 040 Happy Ada ....................................................050 Hay I Graln....................................,.............840 Help Wanted ................................................. no Homelmprovementa...................................810 Homes forSale ............................................ 310 Household Gooda ....................................... 510 . Houaea for Rent .......................................... 410 In Mamorlam ................................................ 020 lnsurance .......... ..............................\ ............ 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment ........................ 680 Llvestock............ :......... :...............................630 Lost and Found ........................................... 080 Lola I Acreage ............................................ 350 Mlacallaneoua..............................................170 Mlacollaneoua Merchandlae....................... 540 Mobile Home Ropalr ....................................860 Mobile Homea for Ront ............................... 420 Mobile Homea for Sale................................ 320 Money to Loan .............................................220 Motorcycle• I 4 Wheelero..........................740 Mualcollnatrumenta ................................... 570 Porsonala ..................................................... 005 Peto lor Safe ................................................ 560 · Plumbing I Hestlng .................................... 820 Proleaalonal Sorvlceo ................................. 230 Radio, TV & CB Rapalr ............................... 1eo R111 Ealltl Wtnted ..,,.................................HO Schoolo lnatructlon... :................................·.1eo liNd, Pltnt& Fartlllur .............................. Sltuatlcino Wontld ....................................... 120 eao lptc• for Aenl .............................................~410 lportlng Qoodi ........................................... l20 IUV'efor 8tla ..............................................720 Truclca for 111• ............................................ 711 Upholatary ................................................... 170 V•n• 'ar lale...............................................no Wanttcl to luy ............;................................ OIO Wentld to Buy· ~arm luppiiH .................. uo Wlnttd To Do .............................................. 110 WIIIIIICi to Rent ............................................ 470 Y•rd 1111• Olllljiolla ...................................072 Y~rd 8ai•Pomerayn.Aiddla ......................... 074 Yerd Sel•pt· PleaHnt ......... ,...................... 071 I \ ll'lll\\11 '\I "I H\ j( I " iio l www.colftlca.cam 110 Want to buy Junk Cars, cal! 740·388·0884 . IIW'WANilD 1 by NEA, Inc. ""·-"·r.~ DI!.LI"' ~•n.~,•UJ 11 Green Acres Regional Center, Inc has immediate openings tor : Direct Care Worker$ Basic qualification: H.IQ h s c h 001 o ·•P1oma or GEO, Valid , insurable drivers license, Direct care experience a plus, Working with MRIOD adults, Current openings at our lesage Campus. Full·time & Part· lime posilions available. Send resume or interestiet· ter to: Green Acres inc Regional Center, Attention: Human Resources, PO Box 240, Lesage, WV 25537 Email: garc~ hughes.net EOE 110 our nANIID " - - ur I I r:::M:ONEY:::~ **NOTI£E** WARD CLERK. Applicants With A Keen Eye And A Background In A.ccu ra te Paperwork Distribution Desired. Must live Within Miles Of Ravenswood . 15 Competitive Starting Wage , Paid Vacation, Paid Meals, Disco unts & Other Benefits Available. _ Hours Per 24 32 Week, Possible Full-Time In BorroW Smart. Contact lhe Ohio Division ol Financial Institution's Office of Consumer .Affairs BEFORE you relinance your home or obtain a loan. BEWARE of requests for any large advance p~yments ol tees or insurance. Call the Office of Consumer The Upcoming Futu re . A.pplicants May Apply In Person At Ravenswood Care Center, 1113 Washington Sl ·• Ravenswood, WV 26164. Via Mail or Facsi mile (304) Affairs toll tree at 1-866· 278-0003 to learn if the mortgage broker or lender 1s properly ~censed . (This Is a pubic serv ice announcement from the Ohio Valley Publishing Company) 273-9236. References looking for a good auto Required. Serious. An Excellf;lnt wrry to earn mechanic, send resume to l ongstanding Applicants money. The New Avon . 78 Setty Road, Albany, Oh Please Apply. :;:;:::::=~ Call Marilyn 304·882·2645 45710 150 ScHOU·~ 0 I """""~.... rKVrfmiUNU.o AVONI All Areas! To Buy or Manpower Is now hiring tor 1 s~ Sell. Shirley Spears. 304- the following positions 675·1429. Automobi le Prod ution Workers in the Buffalo, WV Gallipolis Career COllege TURNED DOWN ON A.rea Benefits available Call (Careers Close To Home) SOCIAL SECURITY ISS!? Resjdent Today 304·757-3338 CNA'S & Call Today! .740-446·4367, No Fee Unless We Win! AsSistants Interviews Are 1·800·214·0452 1·666· 582·3345 Now Being Conducted For Person for live in with elderly www.galllpollscareei'C<II&ge.oom CN.A & Resident Assistant lady. Call740·'367·7129 Accredited Member Accredi ting PosiliOns. If You Are A Council 101 lndependtm! College~~ l'lr:l1o:-"__'::"__...- . . , Part-time and Schools 12748. • Ho~ Caring , Enthusiastic, Phlebotomlat. W.TAI ONTEDDo FOR SALE Dependable Person. Then needed. Contact Athens We Want You To Join Our Medical Lab, 400 East State INsrRuCnoN "-•oiiiiiiiiiiiliiil-_.1 Team . Come On Over & Street, Athens OH, 45701 . Check Us Out! You'll Be POST OFFICE NOW . Glad You Did! Competitive, HIRING CNA Wages , Paid Avg . Pay $20/hr or Vacations, Paid Meals. Many $57K annually Other Benefits. Ravenswood Including Fede ral Benefits Care Center, 1113 and OT,Paiel Training, Washington St., Vacations-FT/PT Ravenswood . (Across 1-866·542'· 153 1 Ritchie Bri dge, At. 2 North, USWA last Business On Rtght) rope manager nee e References i . or new apartment comple n Point Pleasant. Full-ii m talus temporarily durin ·wv ease up period and the ermanent part time. w . ffor paid training and flexi le hou rs. Please Ia r I 11M ., 3br, 1 bath, 2 car Garage on George's Portable Sawmill, 1 acre lot in GaHipolls Ferry don't haul your Logs to the $65,000 304-675·4075 Mill just ca ll304·675·1957. evenings Professionally · Clean, · Homes & 8 ustness. Reaso nable Ral es, ~ 740 44" 2262 R ~:~terences - o- r•o BlJSil\m OPPORTUNITY I 3BR, 2B A, 1800 SQ.ft . remodeled Ranch ·on 1 acre "-•oiiiiliiiiiiiiiO;,;,r mfl In Gallipolis. New kit w/ AVON . Start your own busi· panI ry & Iaundry rm · Hug. d master suite wJ FP & private ness to ay! Earn up to 50%. entrance. DA, lR w/ gas FPI Ca ll Sharon. I -866·640· Attached ca rport, 2 ca r 2866. Ind. Rep. & · ~ N I esume to 304-755-0957 garage pnvacy ,.,.nc.e. a oNOTICEI ga~ Heal pump & CIA. Exc. SPEND WINTERS Cond. Ready to move ln. ' IN MIAMI! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· $98,500 neg. 740-645-8751 Tr811tl 50 States. National lNG' CO. recommends Co. now hiri ng 18-23 sharp lflat you do business with Att8ntlonl guys & Qals to work & travel pebpfe you know, an d l ocal company offering •No all shopping meccas & NOT to send money DOWN PAYMENT• promajor cities. 2 wk paid through the mail until you grams for you to buy vour training , transportauon & have investigated the home Instead of renti ng. lodging furnished, returns •• 100% guaranteed. Call totllree Leas financing then perftc1 credit 1·888·74 1-2190 ecctpled ask lor Carrie. • Pay·mant could bt the olf~er;ln:·~~~~~i r Wt art lOOking tor SMOKER& lged 35-M thl1 oro Ohio R11ldlfll1 lo participate In I run etudy lhll poyol50 In Clolllpollo TruOit Orlvtro COL Clloa A on 12111 . Plutt Clll Rtqulrtd , minimum ol 5 Oplnlonl, Lid II ytlra driving txp. 877-883-o:ioo 1<1. t 1nd Exptrltnct on m1n11on tht Galllpolil ltudy O~trdtl mtnalonal loada. for mort ln form atlor11 Must havt goOd driving r100rd. Eam up to $2,000 watltly. For applicAtion Call f304)722·2184 M·F 8:30am·4pm IN THE CLASSIFIEDS . • ~ TO BUY To good home, 1 adorable Want to Buy 2 used rear puppies. Born Oct16. Mus1 Tractor tires, size 12·4·28 or see. Debbie 446-2451 13-6;28 304-882·2662 ldvtriiHmenta tor ret! •llta which lain vlolltlon of the Jtw. Our rudert .,. htfeby lnforlnMt thll all ,..S' '- on SAVINGS Jamt II rtnt. Mortgage ( 7~0)367-0000 .Apartment for rent, ~ ·2 Bdrm ., remodeled, new carpet , stove & !rig., water, sewer, trash pd. Middleport. 5425.00. No pelS. Rei. required. 740·843-5264. 3BA , 1BA, laundry room, 6S 740·446·2568. Equal Mill Creel<. No pets. 740- Housing Opportunity. Thi s 446-9523 institution is an Equal Opportunity Provider and 38r, 2 • car garage. Cit y Employer. School District: Water & ::--~.,...,..--,-:­ appliances incl uded. Beech St..Middleport. 2 Br. $600/mth. Ref. Aeq . 740· lurnished apt.. utilities paid, 446-0969 no pets, deposit & refer· ences. 740-992·0165. 5 rooms, only 1BR. Third A.ve. Plenty · of storage. CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· $4251mo ·plus utilities. 703- EO & AFFORDABLE I Town house apartments. 451-2591 andJor small houses FOR RENT. Call (7 40)441·11 t 1 ~ro6m House in lor application & information. dl~erlmlnMion. " " I'OR RENT 3BA , 1.5 bath house in Baautliul Apts. at J1ckaon town. $575/rent + sec dep.. Estates. 52 Westwood 446-3644 Drive. from S365 to $560 . dlaorlmlnlltlon bllld on r.ce, cotor, religion, IIX tamllltlatatua or national origin, ot any lnttntlon to makl•ny such prtfertnot, llmltlltlon or Lost: Female Bernese Mtn .Oog. lost Sunday on Kemper Hollow Ad. Call APAKI'MEt«S chnlllngtltdverttlld In thlt ntWJPIJ*I,. 1vallabtl on .. equal _Q_. l!iif3 '::":PI>O::""::"Ity::bl::":"::~ land9Ca~d. ,..... prolossionelly Ranch style house with 4 bedrooms, li ving room, dining room , kitchen, large tamllyroom,centralair,gasheat and 11ireplace. Addition of a large Florida room completely cedar opens onto patio & pool area. Heated in ground pool enclosed by pri· vacy fencing and land· scaped. FiniShed 2 car garage attached to hOuse and 1inished & heated 3 car garage unan:achecl. Emxocevellen, ·n.l $c2o5n5d.iotioono.oroOe.dCyallol.· Apartments • 2&3 bedroom apartments River view, new interior. 2BA, 1 112 bath, 6 roo ms • Cent ral heat & A/C total. $1000/mo plus utilities. •Wa sher/dryer hookup 703·45 1·259t •Tenant pays electric i MOIIILEFORn~O!f~ ~• I (304)882·3017 Ellm View : Apartments: • 2&3 bedroom apartments • Ce ntral heat & A/C •Washer/dryer hookup •All electric- averaging $50·$60/month •Owner pays water, sewer. trash 992-5641 at 3696 Bulaville Pike, (304)882·3017 New home in Gallipoli s. Gallipolis. 38A 1 bath, 2BA. 2BA. 3 ac res MIL. fenced yard, all elec_located REDUCED! $80.000. Ca ll at 20 Mercerville Ad 740-446·7029 Mercerville, Ohio. Both ....:.r-:~-::-__, homes are extra nice. 740F.Ptii 446-4234 or 740-208-7861 1 .' FOR ·--liiiiiiiii-_.1 Nice 2BA a• Johnsons Furnished .API. 2nd Ave, . " Uobile Home Par~. 740·4461975, 14 )( 70 Governor, 3 2003 Gallipolis, Upstairs, 1 BeL, 1 112 bath . 740-247· Bedroom, No Pets, All utili· 0402. Traile1 for rent, 3B R, 2 BA. lies paid, 1740)446·9523 --.,.,...-,-.,.,.....,.,.....,.,... Call367-7762 or 446·4060 ,Gracloua Living 1 and 2 1981 14ll:70 Nashua single wide. Good Condition APARTMENTS Bedroom Apts. at Vi llage Manor and Riverside Apts. in FOR 51 O,OOO. 446• 1170 -------Middleport , from $327 to 1998 Fleetwood Sunpointe, $592. 740·992·5064. Equal and 2 bedroom apart· H · o 1 16x50, New Heat Pump ments. furnished and untur· _•u...,•_•ng.:....,:cppo_rl_un_ity:c._ _ 514 ·500 · 304 •675 ·2329 nished. and h ouses in HOliday Special! Save $100 2000 14ll:70, 3BA, 2BA. l ots Pomeroy and Middleport, on 2BR apt. Some utilities of up grades, on rented lot. security deposit required, nO paid. $400+dep. 740·38834 Kraus· Beck Rd . pets, 740·992·221.8. 9343 or 988·6 t 30 Gallipolis. 3 miles from Hills ~-11· 11 H SA 588 . 44"' 1BA, nicely tum . Quiet area. Honeys uckle ua 1po s o oSuitable for 1 adult, private Apartments now accepting 6935 $ 16,900 . .:.:.:.:..:.__:.:.:..:.___ _ _ _ driveway wJcarport. No pets applications for 1 and 2 BR 2002 16x60 OakWOOd 3 bed $375mo. Rel.dep.1eq. $200. .Apts. Located on Colonial 2 bath, 1999 16x80 Fortune 740·446·4782 Drive acrosS from Gallia 3 bed 2 bath. 3 more to County Health Dept. No choose from . Day 740·388- 6 rooms and bath. 116 State rental assistance ava ilable 0000 Evening 740·245-9213 -Street 4~1-0596 at this lime. Rents start at Furnished upstairs 3 rooms $310 and $340 . Equal New 3 Bedroom homes from $ th lud and bath. Clean. no pets. Housing Opportunity. 214 .36 per man , 1nc es deposl·l req . 740·446·1519 (740)446·3344 d d • & many upgra es, eRVI\IfY set-up. (740)385·2434 SA.u: rl1il I ='------- r RENT I.oo• ..;.-liiiliiii-_.1 :.:.:..c.:...:.....C'--____ Nice used 14x70 3 bedroom home. Only $5,995. Call 74 385 _4367 i o- LoTs & ACRF..AGE · I ~~--oiiiiiiiiiiiil•pl. Land tor Sale In Gallla Co. Farming & Hunting $200,000 cell 304-675·7538 . for detaHa -------MOBILE HOME LOT FOR FIENT, t031 Gegrgea Creek ~ Ad, 441 ·1111 l..ocetora. I<I '\ t \ I " COUPONS CURRENT EVENTS ,TECHNOLOGY COMICS SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT and more... rid For lilt b~ owner. 3BA ~ R1nch, t bllh, Family I'OR Room, Stovt/Frldgt, W/0 1nclud1d. Alklng 570,000. Clll 740·709·6339 2 & 3 bod•oom houoao lor ron1 , no Pill, (740)182·5858 RiM" lw•.,jiiliiiiiiii-_.1 Shop Classifledsl Prlct reduced BriCk Ranch Homt 2/3br, 2ba, 2 car garage, all alectrlc. Visit pic· tUres at www.orvb.com code 7137 Or CBII304·675·4235 3 br. hou11, Lincoln Hoightl, Pomeroy, HUO approved, leaat & d1poett riQuired, you pay all utilitie s, no pets, (740)6ll7-0762 • •'' endarZ008~... ' • •••• 2008 Pet Calendar! • •••• Deadline for entries is: December 14, 2007 This Unique Calendar will be inserted in the Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Register and Th~ Daily Sentinel Friday. December 28, 2007 The winning pets will be featured in this unique calendar. The winner will be highlighted on the cover. . • i "•Name -----·-------------· • --------------~ . ----.. ---of pet: . ~. 1 : Your Name: Address: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I ' I I :• Phone: ___________________ • ~ ~ Please send or bring this entry form along with your photo to ®allipohs J}ailp l)oint l)leasant m:ribune ~egister Daily Sentinel uPet Calendar" 200 Main St. pt Pleasant, wv 25550 "Pet Calendar'' 111 Court St. Pomeroy, OH_45769 "Pet Calendar'' .~ 825 Third Avenue CGallipolis, OH 45631 1 www.mvdailvtrtbune.com -:.-· . ·l• · · · · a, ' Immaculate 1 bedroom apt. New carpet & ·cabinets, freshly painted & decorated. WID hookup. Beautiful coun· try setting . Only 10 minutes from town . Must see to $3251mo. appreciate . (614)595·7773 or 1-aoo· 798·4686 . 740-645-5953 Immaculate 2 bedroom apt. New carpet & cabinets, freshly painted & decorated, W/0 hookup. Beautilul COUn· try sening. Only ~o Minutes from · town . Must see to appreciate . $400fmo. (614)595·7773 or 1·600· 796·4666. 740·645·5953 SPACE 10 Boxer Pup s, CKC Registered, tails cropped , dew cla)Ys removed, vet checked. shots & wormed _6 Females $350 each & 4 Males $300 each. Ready Dec.6th. Colors are dark taWn with black mask, white chest and teet. Some have a white flash down · trpnt of Berber, their face . Call 740·388· Carpet Sate: $6.95/yd : pl ush, $5.95/yd, 6845 15' wide & 1 3' 6' wide carpet Absolutely beautiful pups in stock. Mollohan Carpet. 314 Husky, 114 Timbe r 2212 Eastern Ave .. Won . only 2 lett. 1 white & 1 Gallipolis , OH. Phone red I wh ite. Both Males (740)446·7444 $ _ _ _ 125 740 256 9275 · www.mydallysantlnal.com 05 Chrysler 300 ltd A./C . leather seats, garage kept 92 Lumina. AJC, till, all power. $1400 NEG 245· 5017 r•o 1997 Ford Explorer Eddy Bauer Edition, good condl· 1ion $4,000 1983 Chevy S· 10 4x4 good condition $1 ,800 304-675·696ll . Hot.SEHOI.n G<Jons --.,.,....-.,.,....--- Just In time for Xmas. wild Modern 1 Bedroom apt. Call bl '· h d' · ac" c erry 1nmg room 446·0390 1d I 15 • pa d ·lncu Iebl e, seas · ed, perfect condition. Modern 1 BA Apt. Call 446· $85000. Call 740·441 ·6299 3736 .' To Subscribe Call The Dally Sentinel 992·2155 2000 GMC Sonoma pi~up. x!C b ... 6cyl 4 • . ad , ......to,h . -~ eng1ne AKC goo s epe, R · d B 1 eg1stere eag a, males/lemales ages 4-7 -.,.--:.::.:..:..c.:...:_ _ months black & tan, blue Uck AKC Eng 1•s ' h Spn·nger & tri -color 304-576·2779 Spaniel puppies. 3 males, 3 2001 Cavalier, aulo. $2650. lemales, wormed , tst shots cau 740-25~16 18 or 256· ready togo 12·14$300304- 6200 _ 27_3_·4_3_77_ _ _ _ _ _ .,--,---- , - - - - Beautiful Bichon Fr ise .pup- 94 Oldsmobile Cutlass. New New Haven .1 Br. furnished or 740·441 -5472 apt. has WID.no Oak Armoire by Bassett fir pies for sa le. 3 mates and 1 tires, exhaust. Good work female, 10wks old. Please car. 740-446-9780 , pets,dep.&ref. 992·0165 TV or Wardrobe 76"x44" like 23ft chest Small 1br, furnisheij all utili- new $250. ties paid $200 a mon +$200. Freezer $~00 304·675-2933 Deposit & 3 References. MISCFJJANEOUS 304 -675-65 12 Spacious second-floor apt overlooking Gallipolis City Park and river. L.A. den. large kitchen-d ini ng are~;~ with all new appliances & cupboards. 3BR, laundry area, 2 1/2 baths. $900 per month. Ca ll 446·44 25, or 446-2325 Tara Townhouse Apartments. Very Spacious, 2 Bedrooms, C/A . 1 1/2 Bath, Adult Pool & Baby Pool, Patio, Start $425/Mo. No PeI s, l ease PIus ' ·' d Secu11·1y D eposIt Req,.,re • 17401446 348 1 :_.:.:.__:_':....:.:.: · ~,_ _ _ _ Twin Riyers Tower is accept· ing ap plications for waiting list for Hud-subsized, 1· br, the apertment.for elderly/disabled call 675- r ~ MERCHAND!l>'E call7 40-247-4700 evenings. Border Collie and Australian Healer mill: pups $50 each. Pek ingnese pups, call for price. 256·1652 Boston Terrier pups AKC JET Reg . Just in lime for AERATION MOTORS Chri_ stmas, perfect marks. Repaired, New & Rebuilt In 740·256·6251 Stade Ca ll Ron Evans. 1CKC Aegls1ered Yorkshire 800·537-9528. Terrier puppies. 1st hots . Uti chair, burgundy. Pd ready to go December tsl $700 new, w1fl take $400 . 304 •675 •1298 Nice Ch rist ma s gift . 44 6· · - - - - - - - 3485 Min Pin pups. 1 blkltan F 14 wks. ~ blk/tan M&F, 1 red F NEW AND USED STEEL ready 11124 $300/each. Call s teel Be ams, Pip e Rebar 740-388·B 124.No relay calls For concrete. Angle, Ready for Christmas! AKC Channel. Fl at Bar, Steel German Shepherd puppies. Grating For Drains, 3 beautiful females, black & Driveways & Walkways . L&L tan. $300 each. 740-367Scrap Metals Open Monday, 7433 Tuesday, Wednesday & - - - - - - - Friday, 8am-4:3Dpm. Closed Ready tor Ch ristmas. Thu rsday, Satu rday & Siamese kittens. 740-46· Sunday. (740)446--7300 _97_8_0_ _ _ _ _ __ 6679 Equal Opportunity Housing - - - - - - - - Re g. Chihuahua pups. Bl ack Ne"" Anderson Window & white . Have shots and C~;.;;....;:,::"' _ _ _., . 32•40 Doubl e Hung $75. worme d . $2 00 . C el 1 304 • SI•Aa: ~ n ,,_ 200 AMP Breaker B0J< SOD 674-5657 . ·vn. tu.r<~l w/22 breakers $40304·6752933 THE GIFT THAT KEEPS - - - - - - - - GIVINCll AKC R egis1e1ed Office/Warehouse/Storage Great location in Gallipolis! Swim Spas Arrived! Save Boston Terrier puppies. Now Space star ting at $$$Tiki Tubs Hot Tub Outlet. taki ng deposits to hold for avai lable. Christmas. Parents on pram· $150.00/month tor 700 sqh. Closeouts Ashland, KY 606·929-5655 ises, with pedigree. First call 404·456·3802 shots . vet checked and wormed. S350. Call 740· 388·9325 i I .,.,....,.-:-:c:::-::-:c:-== 95 Ford Mustang Convertible $2, 500 Good Condition 304·593-4193 _ _ _ _ _..;..._ _ 99 Monte Carlo $2500. 86 Toyota Pickup 4x4 $1400, 93 Cavalier $950, 97 GMC Blazer 4WD $2000. Many more to choose from . KG Auto 740-44 6-8172 ·I ~ 1. 5 TRuacs FORSALE • "-•"""iiiiiiiiiii;._.I J 00 GMC Shortbed Fteetside. va, auto, air, lilt, cruise , PL, Tawney cove r: 72K mi • $7500. Days 245·5060 Nighls 740-662·7512 69 Chevy 112 ton el':l. cab pickup. Auto, 4WD, 11,000 mi on new engine. New tires. $2000. Call 740·709·9565 92 Nlssan 2Q7K, slandard, PB, runs, needs some work . $500. 446·9322 99 GMC Sl 4x4, Ssp, red-, V8 . AC , II'n, am-fm , h"nch . 83k $7400. 740.379·2748 i SUVs FOR SALE ~~-------pi 2004 Nissan X-te rra . 56000 miles. 4WD. $8900 OBO. Can 740-256-1 618 iiii'--~~--., j~ · 4x4 FOR SALE I \In I"' 1'1'1 II .., (2)2000 Ford Rangers 4X4 ,\ I I' I \I t H 1-. =ij~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; EXT./Cab,all power equipa ment $7995.00. 03 Pontiac Vi be AIIWJDr. Ni ce and LIVFSI'OCK many more. Riverview Motors· 2 Blocks above Angus Bulls, bred heifers. McDonalds 740 992·3490. E:occellent Breeding, Top MuroRCYCIB!i Performance, Priced 4WHEEI.DIS R easona bly . www .slate runangus. com, (740)286-5395 2002 Polaris Sportsman 90 ::--~----- 4 wheeler, excellent condiCiub Caves· Heat wave, lion. $1500. 44&-1170 bleed in purple, direct hit, Sin City & Broadband; Reg. 2003 Honda 250 Aecon, 4 Angus Bulls· Pri me cut, 878 wheeler, elec.shift, Bought lead on, foresight. In focus, new at Christmas 2004. new level & band 0699.: $2,000 Firm. 740.742-'2457 Australian ShepherQ Pups. (7401 245·5984, (740)645· 2006 Honda Gold Wing 48 33 $4 ,000 in accessories. Paid Red Duree Boa r Hog, $24,000 new··$ 19.600. Call weighs approx. 250-3001bs. 740·367·7129. • Public Notices In Ncw•'P"•pcrs: Your Righi to Know, Delivered Rlll';ht to Vour lloor. ·SHERIFF SALES CASE of beginning, contain· Home National Bank, mlnatlons of angles tance of 416.13 feet to NUMBER 07CVC)51 lng 0.53 acres, more or .Plaintiff only. the principal point of WELLS FARGO BANK less. v. Alexander J. The above daocrlptlon beginning. PLAINTIFF CURRENT OWNER: Buckallew, . el al., was prepared from an Bearings are a11umed VS JASON E. PUTNAM, ET Defendants actual survey made on and are for Jha doterJASON E. PUTMAN AL. ,Situated In the tha 15th day of May, mlnatlons of angles DEFENDANTS PROPERTY AT: 49053 Township of Lebanon, 1995, by C. Thomas only. COURT OF COMMON RIGGS CREST .County of Meigs, State Smith, Ohio The above descrlpllon PLEAS, MEIGS COUN· REEDSVILLE, OHIO ol Ohio, to-wit: Professional Surveyor, was prepared from an TY OHIO. Pl't 1!Hl0552.000 Being .a part of a 15 #6844. actusl survey made on IN PURSUANCE OF An PRIOR DEED ~EFER· acre, more or leas, Together with ' aU the 15th day of May. ORDER OF ·SALE TO ENCES; VOLUME 236, tract of land tiansfers hereditaments, appur· 1995, by C. Thomas ME DIRECTED FROM PAGE 373 to Charlea R. and tenancea, rights. prlvl· Smith, Ohio SAID COURT IN THE APPRAISED AT Waynltt C. Harrla as leges and easements Professional Surveyor, ABOVE ENTITLED $115,000.00TERMS OF recOrded In Deed Book !hereunto belonging 16844. ACTION, I WILL SALE : CANNOT BE 1i'5, at page 297, Malga but subject to all legal Also Grantors grant to EXPOSE TO SALE AT SOLD FOR LESS THAN County Rocorder'a highways, zoning ordl· the Granteea herein, PUBLIC AUCnON ON 213RDS OF THE Office, Malga County, nancoli, restrictions, tho right to use and THE FRONT STEPS OF APPRAISED VALUE. Ohio, alao being pari easements and condl· have access to a 10 THE MEIGS COUNTY 10% DOWN ON THE of Sactlon 16 and a lions of record that do horsepower water well COURT HOUSE ON DAY OF SALE, CASH part of 38 acre Lot No. not effect marketablll· on the Grantors _prop· FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, OR CERTIFIED 171, Toirnahlp·2·North, ty. arty, provided 2008 AT 10 A.M., OF CHECK, BALANCE A an g e · 1 5 ·Weal, In addition, a 30' ease· Granlaes, their aucces· SAID DAY, THE FOL· DUE ON CONFIRMA· Lebanon Township; . mont lor Ingress and sora and assigns, pay LOWING DESCRIBED TION OF SALE. Melga County. State of egress, which the cen· lor the upkeep of tha REAL ESTATE. The appraisal did not Ohio and more partlcu· terllne described as well. · S~uated In the State of Include an Interior larly deocrlbed as lol· · fbllowa: Reference Deed: Ohio, County of Melga examination of the Iowa: · Being a part of a 15 VOlume 121, Page 191, and In the Township of house. Beginning at a 518" aero, more ar leu, Meigs County Official Orange. ROBERT E. BEEGLE, Iron pin aot which Ia tract of land tranafora recorda. Being In sactlon 3. MEIGS COUNTY oaaumed to bear WHt to Charlaa A. and Parcel Nos. 07· Town 4 North, Range SHERIFF a distance of 416.13 Waynlta C. Harris all 00281.001 and 07· 12 Weal ol the Ohio ATTORNEY FOR THE feel !rom tha Northeast recorded In Deed Book 00262.001 company• Purchase PLAINTIFF corner of sold 38 acre 175, at page 297, Meigs CURRENT OWNER: and being described LERNER, SAMPSON & Lot No. 171, Township· County Recorder's ALEXANDER J. BUCK· as followa: Beginning ROLHFUSS 2·North, Range·13; Office, Meigs County, ALLEW at an Iron rod South 12 120 E FOURTH Thence South 32' Ohio, also being part PROPERTY AT: HAR· ' deg. 60'14" East 69.37 STREET,8THFLOOR 08'50"Weatadlstance of Section 16 and a RISFARM feet and South 2 dog. CINCINNATI, OHIO of 554.38 feat to a 518" part of 38 acre Lot No. PORTLAND. OHIO 55'55" Eaat148.18feet 45202-4007 Iron pin set; • 171, Townahlp·2·North, 45no and South 9 dag. 513·241-3100 Thence North 79' A an g e ·I 5 ·West, PPH7.00281.001 21 '00" WHI -72.03 feet (11 ~ 28, (12~ 5, 12 28'31" Weet a distance Lebanon Township, 07.00262.001 and South 18 . dag. of 735.39 feat to an · Meigs County, State of PRIOR DEED REFER49'17"Weat 129.91 lao! existing wooden poll Ohio and more partlcu· ENCES; VOLUME 121, from , the Northeast · Public Notice being the Soulhweat larly described as fol· PAGE 191 corner of Kenneth E. corner of said 15 acre, Iowa: APPRAISED o\T and Judnh a Riggs 21 SHERIFF SALES CASE more or leas, tract; Beginning at a point In $200,000.00TERMS OF 213 acres as described NUMBER 04CV120 Thence along the Weal the centerline of State SALE : CANNOT BE In Meigs County Deed HOME NATIONAL line of said 15 acre, Route 1124 aaaumad SOLD FOR LESS THAN Records ; VOlume 245, BANK PLAINTIFF VS more or teas, tract, to be the Northeeet 213RDS OF THE Page 1029; thence ALEXANDER J. BUCK· North a distance of corner of said 38 ecre . APPRAISED VALUE. North . 50 deg. 20'00" ALLEW DEFENDANTS 335.06feet to an exlll· Lot No. 171; to•;, ·DOWN ON THE Weal 167.13 feet to an COURT OF COMMON lng wooden post being Thence along said cen· DAY OF SALE, CASH Iron rod on the PLEAS, MEIGS COUN· the Northwest corner terline South 03" OR CERTIFIED Southeaal elde of the TY OHIO. of said 15 acre, more 32'02" West a distance CHECK, BALANCE road; thence South 26 IN PURSUANCE OF An or leall, tract; of30.06 feet to a point; DUE· ON CONFIRMA· dog. 30'00" Weal 9.00 ORDER OF SALE TO Thence along the Thence . leaving said TION OF SALE. feet along said road ta ME DIRECTED FROM Northaaat line a dis· cantarllne west a dis· The appraisal Included a point; thence South SAID COURT IN THE lance of 1018.00 teet to lance ol 433.13 feet.to an examination of 34- deg 00'00" West ABOVE ENTITLED the principal polnl of a point on the East nne Land and 45.00· feet along aeld ACTION, I WILL beginning, containing of a 8.266 acre, more or Greenhouses. ROBERT E. BEEGLE , road to a point; thence EXPOSE TO SALE AT a 0.912 sere, more or len tract; South 34 deg. 15'00" PUBLIC AUCTION ON lesa,ln said Section 16 Thence· along aald MEIGS COUNTY Weal 18.00 feet along THE FRONT STEPS OF and 7.354 acrea, more East line North - 32' SHERIFF said road to an Iron THE MEIGS COUNTY or less, In aald 38 acre 06'50" East a distance ATTORNEY FOR THE rod ; thence South 50 COURT HO,USE ON Lot No. 171 lor a total of 35.43 feet to a 518' PLAINTIFF dig. 20'00" east 202.53 FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, of 8.266 acraa, more or Iron pin set on the BILL WALKER felt to an Iron road 2008 AT .10 A.M., OF leu, sublect to all assumed North line of 211 COLUMBUS along a fence; thence SAID DAY, THE FOL· legal eaaementa and said 38 acre Lot No. STREET north 19 deg. 21 '00" LOWING DESCRIBED rlghla-of-way. 171 ; ATHENS, OHIO 45701 eaat 132.65 feet along REAL ESTATE. · Bearings are aaaumad Thence along said 740·594·8228 aald lance to Jhe point Legal Deacrlptlon and are for the deter· North line East a dis'· (11~ 28 , (U~ 5, 12 I Trailer space $200 ,month, water furnished . Ohio River Road. Pt. Pleasant Ci~ Urn)Is (304 )776·5656 r• ········. ············1·; ···i.'f •· www.mvdailv.renisler.com Atrml FOR&u: FOR RENT 2 or 3 bedroom available. Water & trash included. ~ 0 pets. 740-441 · 7033 · 2br, 2ba Mobile Home in Mason, all electric $350 per month, Deposit req uired 30_4_ ·6_7_ 5·_ 77_8_3_ _ __ 3 BA Mobile Home in the (740)949-2217 Country for Rent. Call SA House lor LEI 3 (740)256·6574 "=-="--"--.,..--Bedroom, 5th St. , New 3BA 2 bath, c/a, dishwasher, Haven, WV. 535 •500 ·740- large deck, all elec. located !320 MOBILE HO"IF1i •• r~-•AIIoiFORiii)l.iii'IMJol'(io~i iiiii;,rs_.ll t .... !'la • Ellm View Syracuse. $500fmonth + depoM No, PelS. (304)675Houl9e for sale in -Recine 5332 weekends 740-591 - ~ area. A.pprox. 4 acres, all 0265 _ _ i·· Send us a photo of i·· your favorite •••• pet and they might ~---o . ur . : ~ ~~~ •. voted 3BR , 1 bSth in Bidwell, $575/mo + sec. dep. 446· Apt. lor Rent. No Pets. 7403644 992·5858. lld:vertiM "..-.y preference, llmltltlon or ~~. Lost BW Cal 12· 1-07 Regency Apl. Sandhill Rd. red collar. . Reward. 304· 675-6783 or 304-675-3502 .,.,....--,.,.,....-,---~ CLASSIFIED INDEX All re~ltltate Mvertl•lng ' In thlt new.peptr It . aub)tGI to the Ftdtrat Fair Houtlng Act of 1168 wfllch Nil:. . It Hlegll to l'liliN~ WI.NmD 1r lloUSfl; FORRThT 3 br. house, Pomeroy, 2 full bath, garage, full basement, new carpet, very clea n, handicap accessibl e, $635 a monlh, (740)949·2303 Wo~ AbSolute Top Dollar: U.S. Sllv&r and Gold Coins, ProOfaets, Gold Rings, Pre· 1935 U.S. Currency. Solitaire Olamonds· M.T.S. Free Aottweiler year an 1/2 Coin Shop, 151 Second old. great with kid& an adutts Avenue, Gallipolis, 740-446tull blooded malelf~ed 304· 2842 . 674·3626 newspape ccepts only hal 1nted ads meetln OE standards. r~.,•-•ro•"•~~~~~~A•I.E.__.~I rm 10 Labl ~sh -------Black & Tan Coonhound to good home. Call 740·2566998 968. ->t,., Cllnctl any 11d t1 any time. Errore must be reported on the Ural day of Trlbune-Senllnti-RegiMtr Will bt r1190n11ble for no more tMn cost of the IPIIC. oceup~ by the error and only the fir at lnnrtloo. We thall not be any loaa or expenM tMt reiiUita from tM publication or omlulon ot an •ctnri:IHmtnl. Correction win 1M madl in the flrlt available tdltlon. • Box nun>.., odo•l 11,. alw 11y1 'confld.nU.I. • Cur*'t rate card 11ppll111. • All r-.1 ..~ edv.rtieementa . . subJect to tt'ie Fe<!Mal Fair Housing Act or 1968. • T1ll1 noWIPII*I acceptt only EOE atlndtrdt. We-will not any ldvertlalnilln violation of the lew. KIT & CARLYLE about 6 months old, very Lost: large male Blchon Frise. 'All white w/ black fliendly 304·937-3192. around eyes. lost around 2- 8 month old neutered BulavHie Townhouse. Please mele cats needa a home this return if found. 44~ ·951 0 week 740;339-3944 Eotat Thursday for Sundays • All ads must be prepaid' ' --lab -puppy · · 446-3964 1female Black 1.11 Publication sunday Display : s.: OO p.m. se-Cot.~b I GIVEAWAY All Display: 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To 1'~-~t(\ looking for that Special Gift? Try Rose's. Rummage Room , 1330 Jerrys Run Ad ., Apple Grove, WV Hand Embroidered PillOW cases, Dresser Scarfs & Tea Towels &all new• also Christmas items & lots of Mise Items 304:="·5;.7;.6·_263.;...5_ __._, to In Next Day's Paper Sunday ln ~ Column: 1:00 p.m. Frldav For Sundays Paper Sene• mix, blk In color, old, famity pet, weak from operation, had a collar wlinfo. 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How about getting s.omeone's carpet or furniture cleaned. Captain Steamer Is selling gift cards. Call Toll Free 888-338·7847 or 740-446-6784 or 304·675-4218 �Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, December 5, 2007 www.mydallysentlnel.com Wednesday, December 5, 2007 ALLEYOOP . www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 NEA BRIDGE ACROSS Public Not:lce• In N e - apapers. Phillip . Alder Your Rlllh* to Know-. Delivered Rlaht to Vuur Door. SHERIFF SALES CASE 07CV063 NUMBER FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS' CO. PLAIN· TIFF VS ESTATE OF RANDY K. PYLES &CHARLES KEITH PYLES, ET AL., DEFENDANTS COURT described herein; thence North 05 degreos 25 minutes 48 socnda Eaat 339.81 feet to an Iron pin set by thla survey; · Thence oouth 84· degrees 22 mlnulea 22 seconds Wast, palling In the State o1 OhiO In section 16, Township 2N, Range 12W, o1 the Ohio Company Purchase, and being a parcel crelled out of the Emost A Wingett property (Volume 311 , Page 709, Meigs Eall 50.00 lilt 10 In Iron pin Ill by this aur· vey; 2)South 20,dlgrela 56 mlnut11 48 oaconds Will 50.00 feel to 1n Iron pin Ill by thlo sur· vey; 3)North' 69 degreoa 03 PubliC Notice SHERIFF SALES CASE NUMBER cv 07 075 PHH MORTGAGE COR· PORATION PLAINTIFF VS ~~~g~~~~~,.:~~~g: =~r~'!'; ::na;:~~y :~ ~~~~~edlleed reco:,~ =~t:.ol,2~tct:n:~ ~~~NEY F. GRAVES IN PURSUANCE OF A and a going total dla- described aslollowa: Iron pin ... by thla aur· DEFENDANTS ORDER OF SALE TO lance of 289.74 feet to Commencing at an Iron vey; COURT OF COMMON ME DIRECTED FROM the center of Oak pin eel by this survey 4)North 20 degreoa 56 PLEAS SAID COURT IN · THE Grove Road (County allhe Northeaat corner mlnutea 48 IIConda MEIGS 'cOUNTY OHIO. ABOVE ENTITLED road 33); thence along of the Allen Glen East 50.00 feel to the IN PERSUANCE OF A ACTION, I WILL the center of said road Arnott property point oltha beginning; ORDER OF SALE TO EXPOSE TO SALE AT following three coura· (Volume 303, Page 003, Said psroel being con- ME DIRECTED FROM PUBLIC AUCTION ON as. Meigs Counl)' Deed veyed containing SAID COURT IN THE THE FRONT STEPS OF t) South t1 degrees 24 Recorda) and thereby 11 .684 acres alter seld ABOVE ENTITLED THE MEIGS COUNTY minutes 27 seconds being In I tho north· exceptions, 0.534 acre ACTION, 1 WILL COURT HOUSE ON East 107.29 feet; west corner of the said of which 1181 within the EXPOSE TO SALE AT FRIDAY, JANUARY tt , 2) South 09 degrees 54 Wingett property; Incorporated lim~o . of PUBLIC AUCTION ON 2008 AT 10 A.M.. OF minutes 07 seconds Thence along Arnotts the Village of Racine. THE FRONT STEPS Of easterly boundary Together with an eaae- tHE MEIGS COUNTY SAID DAY, THE FOL- East 62.67 feet; LOWING DESCRIBED 3) South 05 degrees tS South 55 degrees 02 mont lor rlghl.of·way COURT HOUSE ON REAL ESTATE. minutes 13 seconds minutes 09 seconds purpo111 on a strip of FRIDAY JANUARY 11 PARCEL NO. t East 63.17 feet; West 205.79 leatto an land bounded on Ita 2008 AT tO A.M., OF The following Thence North 84 Iron pin set by this sur· southerly end by the SAID DAY THE FOL· described real estate degreos 56 minutes 07 vey at the point of northerly boundary of LOWING DESCRIBED situated in Sutton seconds East, passing beginning of tho real the abov&-deacrlbod REAL ESTATE. Township and partly an Iron pin 111 by this estate described hire- 11 .684 acre parcel, Situated .In th ~ounty within the lncorporat· survey at 15.00 feet, In; bounded on Ita 01 Meigs, Stile of Ohio, ed limits of the Village and going a total dis· Thence .s outh 7 northerly end by the and In the Township of of Racine , Meigs lance of 192.02 feet to degrees 43 minutes 58 centerline of Columbia· Counl)', In the State of the pint of the begin· seconds East, passing Greenwood cemetery And r.no,.;n as being In Ohio in Seclion 16, ning, containing 1.466 Iron pins set by this Road (township Road sections 23 and 29 o1 Township 2N, Range acres. survey at 50.18 lost, 217), and being 33.00 said Columbia 12W, of the Ohio Subject to all legal 386.97 feet and 666.41 feet In width a~uatad Township and being fee~ and going a total 16.50 feet on either lot 11 ' 1n Rolling Company Purchase, easements. and being a parcel ere· The above description distance of 721 .89 feel side of a centerline Me~dows Subdivision ated out of the Ernest was made In accor· to tho! thread of a w~h Its point of begin- 01 said Sections 88 eet nlng on the northerly 1 rth 1 th rded A Wingett property dance with an actual slroam; (Volume 311 , Page '709, survey conducted by Tllence along tho boundary of the abov• p~at n 0 : raco said , Meigs County Deed James Stewart PS thread of said stream described 11 684 acre s bdl 1 . 1 PI 1 records) bounded and 7426 during October to the southerly parcel at a dl~tanca of C~bln:."'~~A n Mel:s described as follOws: and November, t995. boundary altho afo,.. 368 57 feel from the C Ohi PI 1 1 0 Beginning at an Iron Bearings a~e baaed on said Wingett property, norihwell corner ,:.~':.,~ a pin found at the the Ohio State Plane said thread being thereof and thence CURRENT OWNER· Northeast comer of the Grid Direction as approximated by the running alorig the lol· RODNEY F GRAVES Charles F. Chancey at. obtained by celestial following aeven coura· lowing five courses: . ET AL. ' al. properly (Volume observation. es: !)North 44 degrees 30 PROPERTY AT· 28151 009, Page 165, Meigs Auditor's Parcel No.: !)South 37 degrees 34 mlnutaa 38 seconde OLD ST RT County Official 18·01335.005 minutes 00 seconds East 299.44 feet; ALBANY oiuo 45710 Records) on the PARCEL NO. 3 West 62.491eet; 2)North 35 degreos 25 PP# 05.00&4T.OOO Southerly boundary of The following 2)Soulh 33 degrees 50 minutes 34 aoconds PRIOR DEED REFER· said Wingett property; described reel estate minutes 32 seconds East 181.041eat; ENCES· VOLUME 234 Thence along situated in Sutton Weal 646.25 feet to an 3)North 26 degrees 19 PAGE 1;; 1 • Wingett's southerly Township, Meigs Iron pin aet by this sur· minutes 39 1aconds APPRAISED AT boundary North 02 County, In the State of vey ai Hs confluence East 70.851eet; 125,000.00TERMS OF degrees OS minutes 36 Ohio In Section 16, with a smaller stream 4)North IO.dagreea II SALE· CANNOT BE saconds East 208.64 Township 2N, Range flowing from a north· minutes 19 1acond1 SOLD. FOR LESS THAN feet to an iron pin set 12W, of the Ohio easterly direction; East 107.851eat; 2/3RDS OF THE by this survey at a cor· Company Purchase, 3)South 54 degross '10 5)North 02 degrees 59 APPRAISED VALUE. and being a parcel ere· minutes 53 seconds minutes 21 aaconds 10% DOWN ON THE ner thereof; Thence North 35 ated aut of tho Ernest West64.01 feet; Weat61.61 lost; DAY OF SALE CASH degrees 45 minutes 31 A Wingett property 4)South 20 degrees 34 Subject to all legal OR CERTIFIED seconds West 160:49 (Vohime 311 , Page 709; mlnutea 26 seconds easements. CHECK, BALANCE feet to an iron pin· set Meigs Counl)' Deed West80.99feet; The above description DUE ON CONFIRMA· by .this survey. records) bounded and &)South 39 degrees 47 waa made In accor· TION OF SALE Thence south 84 described as follows: minutes 53 seconds dance with an actual THE APPRAISAL DID degrees 58 minutes 07 Commencing at an Iron Wost 175.93.feel; survey conducted by INCLUDE AN INTERI· seconds West, passing pin found at the &)South 45 degrees 53 Jamos Stewart PS OR EXAMINATION OF an Iron pin set by this Northeast corner of the minutes 59 aeconds 7426 during October THE HOUSE . survey at 177.02 feet, Charles F. Chancey at. Wos1176.85 feet; and November, 1H5. ROBERT E. BEEGLE and a going total dis· al. property (Volume 7)South 42 degrees 53 Bearings are belad on MEIGS · COUNTY lance of 192.02 feet to 009, Page 465, Ualgs minutes 31 aecpndo the Ohio S - P11ne SHERIFF Official Wast 176.82 feet; Grid Dtracllon ao ATTIDRNEY FOR THE the center of Oak Counl)' on the Thence along the obtained by celelllal PLAINTIFF Grove Road (County Records) road 33); thence along Southerly boundary of southerly boundary o1 SHAPIRO R FELTY the center ol said road said Wingett property; tha aforeuld Wingett Auditor'• Parcel No.: 1500 w SRD st SUITE following lhree cours· Thence along property the following 18-01335.007 end 19- 400 ' es. Wingett's southerly three courus; 00685.000 CLEVELAND OH I) South 04 degrees 02 boundary Norlh 02 1) South 89 degreos 51 Resarvlng to the State 44113 ' minutes 34 seconds degrees 06 minutes 36 minutes 36 seconds of Ohio, all oil, gao, 21 w 2,., 530 West 60.70 feet; seconds East 208.64 West 102.92 lee! to .an coal and other miner· (12) 5 12 19 2) South 10 degrees 46 feet to an iron pin set Iron pin set by thla our· ala With the right of ' • minutes 44 seconds by this survey at a cor· vey; entry lor the purpo11 Well 63.271eet; ner thereof; 2) South 42 degreos 36 of pro1pectlng for, Public Notice · 3) South 14 degrees 39 Thence North 35 inlnutoa 36 seconds developing, producing minutes 27 seconds degrees 45 minutes 31 Wast 176.00 feel to an or opsrallng for the SHERIFF SALES CASE Wesl131.72 feetto the seconds West 160.49 Iron pin sat by this sur· - · and the rlglll I NUMBER OTCV0& 1 Northwest corner of feet to an Iron pin sat vey; occupancy Insofar as CITY NATIONAL BANK the aforessid Charles by this survey and 3) North 77 degreos 23 the same Ia easanllal OF WEST VIRGINIA F. Chancey, at. al. prop- North 05 degrees 25. minutes 24 second a lor such prospecting, PLAINTIFF · erty; minutes 48 seconds Well 99.00 feet 10 on developing, operating VS Thence along the East 339.81feetto an lronplneetbythlsaur· or producing, also ELLENG MARSHALL northerly boundary iran pin aet by this aur- vey,lrom which an Iron reserved tho usa ol 81 al · . flowing DEFENDANTS · line of said Chancey, vey at the point of pin found at the north· atreama at al. property South beginning of the real east corner of tho through said Ianda or COURT OF COMMON 77 degrees 36 minutes estate described here· .Charles F, Chancey abutting upon the PLEAS MEIGS COUN· 59 seconds East, pass· in; at.al. property (Vol~ms same and so much o1 TY OHIO lng an Iron pin found at Thence North . 05 009, Page 485, Melga the benka 11 may be IN PURSUANCE OF A 34.64 feet, and going a degrees 25 minutes 48 County Dfllclal nece11ary for such ORDER OF SALE TO total distance of 334.52 seconds east 339.61 recorda) beare South enjoyment and protac- ME DIRECTED FROM feet to the point of feet to an Iron ein set 02 degrees 06 minutes. lion ol auch streama SAID COURT IN THE beginning, containing by this survey on the 36 seconda, Wast from eroalon, contam~ ABOVE ENTITLED nation or deposit o1 ACTION WILL 1.947 acres, of which southeasterly bound· 208.64feet; 1 1.877 acres Ilea within ary of the Allen Glen Thence north 35 sediment ·aa atalad In EXPOSE TO SALE AT the Incorporated llmhs A r n o I t degreos 45 mlnulle 31 Volume 69, at' Page m PUBLIC AUCTION ON of the VIllage of properly(Volume 303, eaconds well 180.49 of tile Meigs County THE FRONT STEPS OF Racine. Page 303, Meigs feet to an Iron pin sat Olllclal Records. ·THE MEIGS COUNTY Subject to all legal County Deed Recarde), by thlo survey; Reference Dosd: COURT HOUSE ON easaments. from which an Iron pin Thence North 05 Volume 219, Page 419, FRIDAY JANUARY 11 The above description set by this survey at dagrHs 25 mlnulle 48 Malge Counl)' Official 2006 AT 10 A.M OF waa made In accor- the Northelll corner of MCon~a Eaal, paaalng Recorda SAID DAY THE 'i:oL· dance With an actual said Arnott properly an Iron pin eet by thlo Property Addroes: Oak LOWING DESCRIBED survey conducted by bears North 55 survey II 339.61 fee~ Grove Road, Racine, REAL ESTATE · 45771, being Situate In the VIllage of James Stewart PS degrees 02 mlnutas 09 and gong a total dis· OH 7426 during October seconds east 409.36 tence of 679.62 feet to approximately 14.666 Middleport In the and November, 1995. feel; an Iron pin Ill by this acres In $ullon Count 01 Meigs and Bearings ara baaed on Thence along Arnott's survey on the south· Township and 4.288 Slate ot'Oitlo ' the Ohio Stile Plane southeasterly bound· eaaterly boundary of acrea In the VIllage o1 Being In oui Lot No Grid Direction ~s ary South 55 degreaa the aforesaid Allan Racine, Meigs Counl)', Two (2) ol Waterma~ obtained by celest1al 02 minutes 09 seconda Glen Amott property; Ohio . Palmer's Addition 10 obsarvatlon. 1'/BSI, passing an Iron Thence along Arnotta CURRENT OWNER: said VIlla e of Auditor's Parcel No.: pin sat by this survey southeasterly bound· RANDY K. PYLES ET Mlddlaporl, a~d mare 18-01335.004 and 19- at 399.75 feet, and ary North 55 dlgrela AL. , partlculirly described 00585.001 going a total distance 02 minutes 09 seconds PROPERTY AT: OAK as follows· Beginning PARCEL NO. 2 of 416.36 feet to the 0111 203.57 leal to tha GROVE 'RD. II the So~theast cor· The following center of Oak Grove point ol beginning. RACINE, OHIO 45771 nar ol eald OUt Lot No described real estate Road (County Road 33) EXCEPTING THERE· PPf 18-CJ1365.004 2. thence North· along slluated In Sunon Thence along the cen· FROM the parcel of 19-CJ0585.001 • venth Streel on the Township, Meigs ter of sold road south reel estate conveyed to 16-CJ1335.006 sa 11 Line llld Out Counl)', In the State of 11 degrees 59 minutes the VIllage of Racine as 18-CJ1335.006 ~I No 50 feet· seconds East recorded In Volume 18-Qt335.007 thence 'wait parallei Ohio In Section 16, 50 Township 2N, Range 230.03 feet; 163, Page 540 of tho 19.00585.000 w~h the South line 01 12W, of the Ohio Thence No,rth 64 Meigs County Dead PRIOR DEED REFER- said Out Lot No. 2 IO Company Purchase, degrees 22 m1nutes 22 Records, and ENCES; VOLUME 219, tho Weal line o1 said Out lot No 2 . thence and being a parcel ere- eaconds east, passing EXCEPTING THERE- PAGE 419 ated out of the Ernest an Iron pin set by thla FROM the following APPRAISED AT along the line of A Wingett property survey at 15.45 feat, described percel; $45,000.00 TERMS OF ld Out Lot No 2 50 (Volume311 , Page709, and a going total dlo· Commenclngllsnlron SALE : CANNOT BE:,. 10 tha Souih,;osl Melts County Deed tance of 269.74 feet to pin found at the SOLD FOR LESS THAN comer olllld Out Lot records) bounded and the point of the begin· Northeast comer of the 213RDS OF THE no 2. thence East described as follows: ning, containing 1.980 Allan Glen Amott prop- APPRAISED VALUE. along ihe South line 01 Commonclng at an Iron acres. erty (Volume 303, Page tO% DOWN ON THE said Out Lot 10 the ·pin found at the Sub)oct to all legal 003, Melga County DAY OF SALE, CASH place of the beginning Official Recorda) from OR CERTIFIED Reserving In this deed Northeast corner of the easements. BALANCE tha right to all futuro Charles F. Chancey et. The above description which an Iron pin CHECK, al. property (Volume was made In accor· found at the comer of DUE ON CON FIRMA· owner or ownara ofthe 009, Page 465, Meigs dance with an actual tha VIllage of Racine TION OF SALE. balance of sold Out Lot County Official survey conducled by properi)'(Volume 259, ROBERT E. BEEGLE, No 2 on which two COUNTY ho~ea'io arelocatad the Records) on the James Stewart PS Page 713 Melge counl)' MEIGS Southerly boundary of 7426 during October Deed records) bears SHERIFF use of lhe brick d;1.,.. uld Wingett property; and November, 1995. South 87 degreos 04 ATTORNEY FOR THE way now loclled and Thence along Bearings are baaed on minutes 28 aeconds PLAINTIFF ulad across the tHty Wingett's southerly the Ohio Stele Plane Enl6t8.411eel;. LITTLE, SHEETS & (SO) feet conveyed In boundary North 02 Grid Direction as .. Thenca South t5 ·WARNER this deed Also the degrees 06 minutes 36 obtained by cel~atlal degreos 52 minutes 49 213 E. 2ND ST. right to u.;, the uwer seconds East 208.64 oburvatlon. seconds West 731 .34 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 and water piped now laid across said lilly feet to an Iron pin set Auditor's Parcel No.: feet to an Iron pin sat 740-992-6689 by thlsliurvey at a cor· 18-01335.006 by this survey at the (12) 5, 12, t9 leal therein conveyed ner thereof; PARCEL NO. 4 point of beginning of Dosd Relerenc~· Thence North 35 The following said excepted parcel; Volume 168 Page 219·. degrees .45 minutes 31 · described real estate Thence along tho Deed Records of Melg~ seconds West 160.49 situated In · Sutton boundary of . said Counl)' Ohio feet to an Iron pin sot Township, and partly excepted parcel the Undsay L Lyons the by this survey at the within the lncorported following lour coursas: rantee in daed re~ordpoint of beginning of limits of the VIllage of !)South 69 degreoa 03 !tin Volume168 page the real estate Racine, Meigs Counl)', minutes 12 secondo 219 , and Llnds~y L. 346 s -rvlllon. r Wat Lyon, dlcedent na!Md In Clrtlllcate lor Transfer ol Real Estate recorded In Volume 228 , ,page 789, Deed Recordo of Meigs County ' Ohio, one and the limB person. Parco! No. 15· 1 .-e o VInyl ho~se ROBERT E. BEEGLE, MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF WOLFE & BENTLEY LLP 425 CENTER ST. IRONTON, OH 45638 740-532·7000 (12) 5, t2, 19 Public Notice o Siding 0 :~~=ent • K6 • K 10 2 .-,84 32 .-, JIO!:I7 South .AKJ 53 • 10 3 • J 8 6 .. A Q 5 M0-992-1611 . Stop & Compare ·Dealer: North Vulnerable: Both Hill's Se lf Storage South West I • Pass . •• Pass North I t 2. Pass Easl Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: "' J 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 . 740-949-2217 FRANK & EARNEST 26 Years Experience David Lewis Guttering 740-992..()971 Seamless Gutters Roofing, Siding, Gutters Jnsursd & Bond6d Fre< 740·653-9657 ws -.. . . ~OT YOU I A JOI 'OOKING '~'~'"'~se - veP-- ~v~ reeN ~ fOOl> IN 0 ~·~ I wOJCING ON '{~A(~$ c The oldest comes across the ocean N ;l Ttl~ ~·~ ~~~o® fl.AILtlOAl>! ~ ! ~ z. ):8 ' _3 ' 'All? www.tlmllercr.re ekeablnetry.oom . MY MARRIAGE HAS REACHED ANOTHER MILESTONE, ELVINEY !! t THAT OL' FISH JUMPED OUTTA TH' WATER AN' NE.X T THING I Advertise in this space for $60 per month SHERIFF SALES CASE NUMBER 04CV120 BENEFICIAL MORT· GAGE CO. OF OHIO PLAINTIFF VS RUTLAN D. OH Public Notice JOHN S. BAXTER JR. ~omegrown AND · TAMRA LYONS :oreiJIIy Shend AKA. BAXTER ET AL., The Syracuse Racine Scclch 'llh1le P1·,e DEFENDANTS Regional Sewer & Biue Sp1uce COURT OF COMMON District Is taking bids Co 17 40 742·2979 PLEAS, MEIGS COUN- on a place of property TY OHIO. located on Third Street, On Sale Nov 2~1d" IN PURSUANCE OF An Rec1ne, Lot 58 as Ia ORDER OF SALE TO with no expressed ME DIRECTED FROM written warranties. The SAID COURT IN THE District reserves the ABOVE ENTITLED right to accept or reject ACTION, I WILL any blda. Sealed bids EXPOSE TO SALE AT will be accepted unlll PUBUC AUCTION ON Dec. 18, 2007 at 12:30 fHE FRONT STEPS OF p.m. THE MEIGS COUNTY (It) 26 (12) 5,12 COURT HOUSE ON · . FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, Public Notice 2009 AT 10 A.M., OF SAID DAY, THE FOL- The Home National LOWING DESCRIBED Bank will auction the REAL ESTATE. following Item on The following Real Saturday, Dacamber 8, Estate situated In the 2007, at ,tO:OO a.m. at County of Meigs, State the Bank a parking lot. of Ohio, and In the 11190 Nissen Pickup Stanley Tree Townlhlp ol Sutton 1N6SD11S3LC398937 • and bounded and 11198 Pontiac Trans Trimming described as follows: S P o r I Beginning South 12 1GMDXQ3EOWD310263 & Removal dag. aaat 87' from the 'Please not neither 'Prompt and Quality Northwell corner of a vehicle runs. Work 0.90 acre tract The Homo National described In dead Bank reserves tho ' Reasonable Rates recorded In Vol. 245, right to reject any and ' Insured Page 487, Meigs all bids. All vehicles l ' lixperi<:nc1:d WV038725 County Deed Record, are sold, as Is where Ia, References Available! V.C YOUNG Ill thanea continuing with no wartllnlles. YIJI' b215 South 12 deg. East 82' axpreBIId or Implied. Call Gary Stanley @ f'< II I I 'li ( 1111<1 to the Southwest cor· For an appointment to 740-742-2293 l r II I >j )('l ~<•nc l' ner of the said 0.90 see, Call 949·22t0, Aak Please leave acre tract 100' to a lor Sheila. point; thence North t2 (12) 5, 6, 7 deg. Weal .S2' to the Southeast corner of an 0.11 acre tract; thanca South 89 deg. Wast along tha South line of said corner ol an 0.11 acre tract 100' to tha place of beginning, conllllnlng O.t8 acre, more or leas. CORNER STONE There Is also conveyed herewHh as meana In CONSTRUCTION PROCESSING lngre11 and egross, the ten loot right-of· Maplewood Roofing, Siding, way adjoining · tha Soffit, Decks, Lake entire line ol lha Doors, Windows, SR124 0.90 acre tract aa Electric, Plumbing, described In Vol. 245, Between Drywall, Page 467, Malgs Syracuse Remodeling, Room COunl)' Deed Rac.orde, to be used In common Additions & Racine with others. Local Contractor Summer Theparcellasub)aclto 7 40·361-4)544 the Joint right of way Sausage Made Free Elllmatea along the West 10' 7 40-367-4)536 740-949·2734 lhereolaa dllcrlbed In Vol. 245, Page 467, Melgo Counl)' Deed Recorda. . The parcallo also aub)eel to a right of wey II a moans lllngreas and Ml•ll•lldS llft..4IJIO egreasto the belance J4Htl.... of the 0.090 acre tract · described above, ......ltfiM. . . . . . .. being a 10 foot strip . . . . . . .12:11. along tho North line of the 0.18 acre tract herein described. Excepting all the coal and one· half of the oil ClliiiiiC ........ 0 . . .. . . and gas in the abovelsCIII. . . . .... described premises ICII fir CIIJWI MMl which have heretofore bosn reserved. Wise Concrete CURRENT OWNER : JOHN S. BAXTER JR. All types uf C{)ncrete AND TAMRA LYONS Owner· ~ick Wise AKA. BAXTER 740-992-5929 PROPERTY AT: 660 Broadway Street. . 740-416-1698 RACINE , OHIO 45770 PPH 19-CJ0246.000 PRIOR DEED REFER· ENCES ; VOLUME . 338, PAG€ 765 APPRAISED AT $45,000.00 TERMS OF SALE: CANNOT BE SOLD FOR LESS THAN 2/3RDS OF THE 11: . s THE BORN LOSER p-fl.e:'~ STILL Q-IW.e: I'{'..YROLL~ ~"'mo~"'PI>Lc.~m"' wllf.l ""'~ WI WE. \:JOI'\i G€.\ f>... FULL t»..Y'S WORK YOU FOR OU \TE. SOME. \1/'A.E.\~ f.\E. t>OC TO \<£.\1., · C:)UU~' 1 OUT WHAT A DEAl!! . WHEN '(OU'R,E FINI'.LL'( REI'\1>'1' l'O HOOK UP, YOU HIWE TO C.OHE FIND ME ! r . WON'T 8E LOOK· IN6 FoR '(OU! GOT THAT, SWEET C/I.KES' ·... 50 Ho.J$H HU:>H, M"'' Ll.rTL.E LOVE f-4UNTRES.S 1. ~~-·-··· . . . . . 5 Each le«8! •n the c•pher stands 101 Mlllther TrxJay's cfue: Xequals G " P F X H C S E P N R. V L H I C M C B L I K M V BOXXZLH : CYNOR · MVL MKU OMLE RVKSXM RN CR INHHF NSGL ." HKGVCHE ·zLIKM PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "Time spent w1th cats is neve1 wasted." · Colene ·"Time is the old juslice that examines all offenders.· · ShaKespeare WOlD GAMI liii!Md loy CU.Y t POlLAN------- -'lllrlhdo,y: Thursd•Y· Dec. 8, 2007 By &.mice Bede 01ol Although your probabll.ltles for success are stronger than usua l In the year 0 four Rearrange lettvJ "of th ~trembled words be· low 10 fetm -four 'lmple words. HRAMS Y take on more than you can comfortably handle. Focus only on your most mo8ninglul goals. SAGITTARIUS (~ov. 23-0ec . 21) - If you find that your associates have more faith in your abilit ies than you do, try to NI J T 0 step back and view yourself from their perspective. You might be quite surprised by wh at you see. 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ARIES (March 2 1·Apri l 19) - You may think your ideas have great merit, but if othe rs start to tell you ott1erwise, don't be stubborn about hanging onto them or Ufe could burst your balloon. Be prepared to COW and 'BOY PEOPLEI\tWAYS ASK THE AMA.ZING BILLY, "WHICH CAMEFIQST2" ) GARFIELD reconsider TAURUS (April 20·May 20) - There's a good chance you could find yourself in a minor situation where It would be better to let your heart rule your head. If this is too difficult to do, you'll end up standing atone. GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20)- As a joiner, you're apt to adopt the attitude and demeanor ol those you hang out with, SHOULDN'T HAVE LEFT MY HAT OUTSIDE ALL NIGHT. ;-------__,,. KRUNO o 1-T.-;-.,-,..-l~ I find it curious that L,_,__l",__ I,__IIL..J : physical courage should r~--::-::-c::-:::-:-,:"-., common and I I .I e Co~piele . RERTGE . 16 I; I '-.J.'-..1.. -.L.L...L....L.--l ~r=-' I ~ t; I i I - •0 ' moral courage .. ·El PRINT NIJMBEiEO lETTERS IN 111ESE SQUARtS SCRAM-'I.ETS ANSW£RS 1 2- ~ - 01 . Likely- Acom - Taupe - Billow- PICKLE "Have you ever noticed," a ·cutie asked ber date, "that a grouch looks like be was weaned on a PICKLE?" ARLO & JANIS to now to handle a job that you do, but you could reject it merely because you don't like thi s person. It'll be your toss. .-------'-----..,i be lfle chuckle quoted bv . filling in ttle missing words you develop from 'tap No. 3 below. which is OK II their thinking Is positive. But negative thinking asks for trouble. C ANCER (J une 21· July 22 ) - Someone at work might have a much better Idea as Racycl•na flYING TW PIICEI Jll by Luis Campos Celetrity Cipher cryptograms are created hom quotatrJns b\' famous people. pas! and p~esenl ahead, you must take care that you dOn't ;;;;.== . Manley's. CELEBRITY CIPHER ~~:~:t~~~ S©1\~~-~ttf58 WGraph Feed DEER dlffere.nt re bid, probably three no-trump. II North has lour-card spade support, he will put the partnership in ' Jur spades, You might lose one heart and three dia· monds. Initially, you will think that ilthe heart finesse is working, you will be all right; but if it is losing, you coold well fail ~ the diamond ace and king are split. Then, with further analysis, hopefully you see that the contract is assured. Win with dummy's club king (the honor from the shorter side first), draw trumps, and take your two club tricks, discard ing the heart two from dummy. Then play a heart to the ace and continue with the heart queen. Whoever wins th e !ric~ is endplayed, forced either to open up diamonds, giving you a trick in tl1e suit or to return a heart or a club, which you would ruff on the board while discarding a dia· mond from your nand. Fun details are available at www.bridgeshop.com. ~Astro­ 120~ AII .Stock $10.50/100 Census info severe Beauty· 43 Mountain salon ltem range Pep 45 Awey from WlinkJe.lrne the wind Generator 47 Sweet Surface cherry 1998 48 Under the Olympics weather she 49 Social)' co~ Compulsive umn word Hoe 50 KLM rival Tatamis 52 Prevail The "ele53 Formic scld phant boy" producer Kids' block 54 01 course! brand Natural fabrics Earnings Harsh or had only fou1 spades. he should find a HE'S WEBER'S CHRISTMAS ... TREES -= 6 manulactuer Santra 43 s a of 12 Oval-nest · baseball builder 44 Edge a doily 14 Do a favor 46 Gefsha'a for attire 15 Made of oak 48 Arch 16 Rainbow support · bend 51 Fa11grounds 17 Pasture 55 Less latty grazer 56 Piston's 18 Nile reptile . plsce 19 Visa and 57 Diminish passport 58 Welloj>red 10 21 Lo- chaps t1 graphics 23 Wabash toe. DOWN t3 26 Lopsided 19 27 Where the 1 Practical 20 lion roar.s 2~" 22 28 Canine 24 warnln9 30 Geolog1c 3 ~:r'oca's time unit home 25 31 Mile's 4 Twig 26 comeback junctures 27 32 Playing 5 A whole lot ·28 marble 6 Exploding 33 Pass, 29 " stars as a bill 7 Long-billed 35 c..vod bone wader 34 37 Arlth. mean 8 Inclined 38 Floor models 9 -vous 36 39 Wildebeest 42 plait West leads lhe club jacl<. How would you TH' ONE WHAR. I NO LONGER PRETENJ) HE AIN'T BORIN' ME TO TEARS !! ~==J~~~~~~~~==J Answer to Previous Puzzle plan the play, given that trumps are not 4·0? South's jump to four spades ·promises five-plus spades. If North had, for e~eam· pte, a minimum opening bid with 3·4·5-1 distribution, he still would have raised one spade to two spades. So if South BARNEY . Hamood Cabinetry A1ld Furnllure 40 Paleo opp. 41 Pac·Mon morsel 42 Wlne Puzzle Bridge Magazine, which began in May t 926, is edited in England by Mark Horton. The large-page monthly is writ· ten for tournament players, but it labels all artides as intermediate. advanced or . general interest. This deal is from a prize quiz by Patrick Jourdain. You are SOOth, in lour spades. ~i T~t l>IN~Il 1-1.0 Public Notice APPRAISED VALUE. 10% bOWN ON THE DAY OF SALE , CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK, BALANCE DUE ON CONFIRMATION OF SALE. THE APPRAISAL DID NOT INCLUDE AN INTERIOR EXAMINA· TION OF THE HOUSE. ROBERT E. BEEGLE, MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF · ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF STEPHEN D. MILES 16 W. MONUMENT AVE. · DAYTON, QHIO 45402 937-461·1900 (11) 28, (12) 5,12 "• "K 9 B 6 • J 7 54 t A 95 New HoiT!es • Garages • Complete Remodelin g Garages East Wes t • 3 2 o • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Owner: James Keesee II 742·2332 L..-..;.;,;.;;.;.;.;..._..1 · AQ 2 •• Q" , cumamoN o Roofing o Decks 12~-417 . North • Q 10 9 4 ROBERT BISSELl COnStrUCtion ~~~reo of Tble: O.R. Volume 32, Page 623, Olllce of the recorder, Melge County, Ohio. Addreaa of Properly: 193 S. 7th Avenue, Middleport, Ohio 45760 CELU~E~E~T MA~:..~i~.', ET AL . · PROPERTY AT: 193 S. 7TH AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 PPt t5-00879.000 PRIOR DEED REFER· ENCES; VOLUME 32, PAGE S23 APPRAISED AT $37,500.00 rERMS , OF SALE: CANNOT BE SOLD FOR LESS THAN 213RDS OF THE APPRAISED VALUE. 10% DOWN ON THE DAY OF SA.LE, CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK, BALANCE DUE ON CONFIRMA· TION OF SALE. The appraisal did Include an Interior exaiJllnatlon of the 1 Tubs and bugle Cronword not his or hers. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - There are warnings that you must mana·ge your resources with prudence and care. If you ru~:~:~~2:~a~ c:r~e~~:t w~~n·r~; recoverable. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22) - Be cautious '~.then listening to others because someone mi ght no! be as .perceptive as you are.Yielding to his or her thinking Will be a se•ious mistake. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) - The world is tough enough, so don't make things harder on yourself th an necessary. This could easlty happen If you allow 5811· doubt! to overcome all sense of rea!!lon and hope SCORPIO (Oct. 24-N ov. 22) -There's a good chence someone who Ia already indebted to you for an old loan might once again try to tap your resources. Be compuslonate about hie or her needs, but protect your"lt flrtt. SOUP TO NUTZ -- - -------·- ---- -·----, �Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, December 5, 2007 www.mydallysentlnel.com Wednesday, December 5, 2007 ALLEYOOP . www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 NEA BRIDGE ACROSS Public Not:lce• In N e - apapers. Phillip . Alder Your Rlllh* to Know-. Delivered Rlaht to Vuur Door. SHERIFF SALES CASE 07CV063 NUMBER FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS' CO. PLAIN· TIFF VS ESTATE OF RANDY K. PYLES &CHARLES KEITH PYLES, ET AL., DEFENDANTS COURT described herein; thence North 05 degreos 25 minutes 48 socnda Eaat 339.81 feet to an Iron pin set by thla survey; · Thence oouth 84· degrees 22 mlnulea 22 seconds Wast, palling In the State o1 OhiO In section 16, Township 2N, Range 12W, o1 the Ohio Company Purchase, and being a parcel crelled out of the Emost A Wingett property (Volume 311 , Page 709, Meigs Eall 50.00 lilt 10 In Iron pin Ill by this aur· vey; 2)South 20,dlgrela 56 mlnut11 48 oaconds Will 50.00 feel to 1n Iron pin Ill by thlo sur· vey; 3)North' 69 degreoa 03 PubliC Notice SHERIFF SALES CASE NUMBER cv 07 075 PHH MORTGAGE COR· PORATION PLAINTIFF VS ~~~g~~~~~,.:~~~g: =~r~'!'; ::na;:~~y :~ ~~~~~edlleed reco:,~ =~t:.ol,2~tct:n:~ ~~~NEY F. GRAVES IN PURSUANCE OF A and a going total dla- described aslollowa: Iron pin ... by thla aur· DEFENDANTS ORDER OF SALE TO lance of 289.74 feet to Commencing at an Iron vey; COURT OF COMMON ME DIRECTED FROM the center of Oak pin eel by this survey 4)North 20 degreoa 56 PLEAS SAID COURT IN · THE Grove Road (County allhe Northeaat corner mlnutea 48 IIConda MEIGS 'cOUNTY OHIO. ABOVE ENTITLED road 33); thence along of the Allen Glen East 50.00 feel to the IN PERSUANCE OF A ACTION, I WILL the center of said road Arnott property point oltha beginning; ORDER OF SALE TO EXPOSE TO SALE AT following three coura· (Volume 303, Page 003, Said psroel being con- ME DIRECTED FROM PUBLIC AUCTION ON as. Meigs Counl)' Deed veyed containing SAID COURT IN THE THE FRONT STEPS OF t) South t1 degrees 24 Recorda) and thereby 11 .684 acres alter seld ABOVE ENTITLED THE MEIGS COUNTY minutes 27 seconds being In I tho north· exceptions, 0.534 acre ACTION, 1 WILL COURT HOUSE ON East 107.29 feet; west corner of the said of which 1181 within the EXPOSE TO SALE AT FRIDAY, JANUARY tt , 2) South 09 degrees 54 Wingett property; Incorporated lim~o . of PUBLIC AUCTION ON 2008 AT 10 A.M.. OF minutes 07 seconds Thence along Arnotts the Village of Racine. THE FRONT STEPS Of easterly boundary Together with an eaae- tHE MEIGS COUNTY SAID DAY, THE FOL- East 62.67 feet; LOWING DESCRIBED 3) South 05 degrees tS South 55 degrees 02 mont lor rlghl.of·way COURT HOUSE ON REAL ESTATE. minutes 13 seconds minutes 09 seconds purpo111 on a strip of FRIDAY JANUARY 11 PARCEL NO. t East 63.17 feet; West 205.79 leatto an land bounded on Ita 2008 AT tO A.M., OF The following Thence North 84 Iron pin set by this sur· southerly end by the SAID DAY THE FOL· described real estate degreos 56 minutes 07 vey at the point of northerly boundary of LOWING DESCRIBED situated in Sutton seconds East, passing beginning of tho real the abov&-deacrlbod REAL ESTATE. Township and partly an Iron pin 111 by this estate described hire- 11 .684 acre parcel, Situated .In th ~ounty within the lncorporat· survey at 15.00 feet, In; bounded on Ita 01 Meigs, Stile of Ohio, ed limits of the Village and going a total dis· Thence .s outh 7 northerly end by the and In the Township of of Racine , Meigs lance of 192.02 feet to degrees 43 minutes 58 centerline of Columbia· Counl)', In the State of the pint of the begin· seconds East, passing Greenwood cemetery And r.no,.;n as being In Ohio in Seclion 16, ning, containing 1.466 Iron pins set by this Road (township Road sections 23 and 29 o1 Township 2N, Range acres. survey at 50.18 lost, 217), and being 33.00 said Columbia 12W, of the Ohio Subject to all legal 386.97 feet and 666.41 feet In width a~uatad Township and being fee~ and going a total 16.50 feet on either lot 11 ' 1n Rolling Company Purchase, easements. and being a parcel ere· The above description distance of 721 .89 feel side of a centerline Me~dows Subdivision ated out of the Ernest was made In accor· to tho! thread of a w~h Its point of begin- 01 said Sections 88 eet nlng on the northerly 1 rth 1 th rded A Wingett property dance with an actual slroam; (Volume 311 , Page '709, survey conducted by Tllence along tho boundary of the abov• p~at n 0 : raco said , Meigs County Deed James Stewart PS thread of said stream described 11 684 acre s bdl 1 . 1 PI 1 records) bounded and 7426 during October to the southerly parcel at a dl~tanca of C~bln:."'~~A n Mel:s described as follOws: and November, t995. boundary altho afo,.. 368 57 feel from the C Ohi PI 1 1 0 Beginning at an Iron Bearings a~e baaed on said Wingett property, norihwell corner ,:.~':.,~ a pin found at the the Ohio State Plane said thread being thereof and thence CURRENT OWNER· Northeast comer of the Grid Direction as approximated by the running alorig the lol· RODNEY F GRAVES Charles F. Chancey at. obtained by celestial following aeven coura· lowing five courses: . ET AL. ' al. properly (Volume observation. es: !)North 44 degrees 30 PROPERTY AT· 28151 009, Page 165, Meigs Auditor's Parcel No.: !)South 37 degrees 34 mlnutaa 38 seconde OLD ST RT County Official 18·01335.005 minutes 00 seconds East 299.44 feet; ALBANY oiuo 45710 Records) on the PARCEL NO. 3 West 62.491eet; 2)North 35 degreos 25 PP# 05.00&4T.OOO Southerly boundary of The following 2)Soulh 33 degrees 50 minutes 34 aoconds PRIOR DEED REFER· said Wingett property; described reel estate minutes 32 seconds East 181.041eat; ENCES· VOLUME 234 Thence along situated in Sutton Weal 646.25 feet to an 3)North 26 degrees 19 PAGE 1;; 1 • Wingett's southerly Township, Meigs Iron pin aet by this sur· minutes 39 1aconds APPRAISED AT boundary North 02 County, In the State of vey ai Hs confluence East 70.851eet; 125,000.00TERMS OF degrees OS minutes 36 Ohio In Section 16, with a smaller stream 4)North IO.dagreea II SALE· CANNOT BE saconds East 208.64 Township 2N, Range flowing from a north· minutes 19 1acond1 SOLD. FOR LESS THAN feet to an iron pin set 12W, of the Ohio easterly direction; East 107.851eat; 2/3RDS OF THE by this survey at a cor· Company Purchase, 3)South 54 degross '10 5)North 02 degrees 59 APPRAISED VALUE. and being a parcel ere· minutes 53 seconds minutes 21 aaconds 10% DOWN ON THE ner thereof; Thence North 35 ated aut of tho Ernest West64.01 feet; Weat61.61 lost; DAY OF SALE CASH degrees 45 minutes 31 A Wingett property 4)South 20 degrees 34 Subject to all legal OR CERTIFIED seconds West 160:49 (Vohime 311 , Page 709; mlnutea 26 seconds easements. CHECK, BALANCE feet to an iron pin· set Meigs Counl)' Deed West80.99feet; The above description DUE ON CONFIRMA· by .this survey. records) bounded and &)South 39 degrees 47 waa made In accor· TION OF SALE Thence south 84 described as follows: minutes 53 seconds dance with an actual THE APPRAISAL DID degrees 58 minutes 07 Commencing at an Iron Wost 175.93.feel; survey conducted by INCLUDE AN INTERI· seconds West, passing pin found at the &)South 45 degrees 53 Jamos Stewart PS OR EXAMINATION OF an Iron pin set by this Northeast corner of the minutes 59 aeconds 7426 during October THE HOUSE . survey at 177.02 feet, Charles F. Chancey at. Wos1176.85 feet; and November, 1H5. ROBERT E. BEEGLE and a going total dis· al. property (Volume 7)South 42 degrees 53 Bearings are belad on MEIGS · COUNTY lance of 192.02 feet to 009, Page 465, Ualgs minutes 31 aecpndo the Ohio S - P11ne SHERIFF Official Wast 176.82 feet; Grid Dtracllon ao ATTIDRNEY FOR THE the center of Oak Counl)' on the Thence along the obtained by celelllal PLAINTIFF Grove Road (County Records) road 33); thence along Southerly boundary of southerly boundary o1 SHAPIRO R FELTY the center ol said road said Wingett property; tha aforeuld Wingett Auditor'• Parcel No.: 1500 w SRD st SUITE following lhree cours· Thence along property the following 18-01335.007 end 19- 400 ' es. Wingett's southerly three courus; 00685.000 CLEVELAND OH I) South 04 degrees 02 boundary Norlh 02 1) South 89 degreos 51 Resarvlng to the State 44113 ' minutes 34 seconds degrees 06 minutes 36 minutes 36 seconds of Ohio, all oil, gao, 21 w 2,., 530 West 60.70 feet; seconds East 208.64 West 102.92 lee! to .an coal and other miner· (12) 5 12 19 2) South 10 degrees 46 feet to an iron pin set Iron pin set by thla our· ala With the right of ' • minutes 44 seconds by this survey at a cor· vey; entry lor the purpo11 Well 63.271eet; ner thereof; 2) South 42 degreos 36 of pro1pectlng for, Public Notice · 3) South 14 degrees 39 Thence North 35 inlnutoa 36 seconds developing, producing minutes 27 seconds degrees 45 minutes 31 Wast 176.00 feel to an or opsrallng for the SHERIFF SALES CASE Wesl131.72 feetto the seconds West 160.49 Iron pin sat by this sur· - · and the rlglll I NUMBER OTCV0& 1 Northwest corner of feet to an Iron pin sat vey; occupancy Insofar as CITY NATIONAL BANK the aforessid Charles by this survey and 3) North 77 degreos 23 the same Ia easanllal OF WEST VIRGINIA F. Chancey, at. al. prop- North 05 degrees 25. minutes 24 second a lor such prospecting, PLAINTIFF · erty; minutes 48 seconds Well 99.00 feet 10 on developing, operating VS Thence along the East 339.81feetto an lronplneetbythlsaur· or producing, also ELLENG MARSHALL northerly boundary iran pin aet by this aur- vey,lrom which an Iron reserved tho usa ol 81 al · . flowing DEFENDANTS · line of said Chancey, vey at the point of pin found at the north· atreama at al. property South beginning of the real east corner of tho through said Ianda or COURT OF COMMON 77 degrees 36 minutes estate described here· .Charles F, Chancey abutting upon the PLEAS MEIGS COUN· 59 seconds East, pass· in; at.al. property (Vol~ms same and so much o1 TY OHIO lng an Iron pin found at Thence North . 05 009, Page 485, Melga the benka 11 may be IN PURSUANCE OF A 34.64 feet, and going a degrees 25 minutes 48 County Dfllclal nece11ary for such ORDER OF SALE TO total distance of 334.52 seconds east 339.61 recorda) beare South enjoyment and protac- ME DIRECTED FROM feet to the point of feet to an Iron ein set 02 degrees 06 minutes. lion ol auch streama SAID COURT IN THE beginning, containing by this survey on the 36 seconda, Wast from eroalon, contam~ ABOVE ENTITLED nation or deposit o1 ACTION WILL 1.947 acres, of which southeasterly bound· 208.64feet; 1 1.877 acres Ilea within ary of the Allen Glen Thence north 35 sediment ·aa atalad In EXPOSE TO SALE AT the Incorporated llmhs A r n o I t degreos 45 mlnulle 31 Volume 69, at' Page m PUBLIC AUCTION ON of the VIllage of properly(Volume 303, eaconds well 180.49 of tile Meigs County THE FRONT STEPS OF Racine. Page 303, Meigs feet to an Iron pin sat Olllclal Records. ·THE MEIGS COUNTY Subject to all legal County Deed Recarde), by thlo survey; Reference Dosd: COURT HOUSE ON easaments. from which an Iron pin Thence North 05 Volume 219, Page 419, FRIDAY JANUARY 11 The above description set by this survey at dagrHs 25 mlnulle 48 Malge Counl)' Official 2006 AT 10 A.M OF waa made In accor- the Northelll corner of MCon~a Eaal, paaalng Recorda SAID DAY THE 'i:oL· dance With an actual said Arnott properly an Iron pin eet by thlo Property Addroes: Oak LOWING DESCRIBED survey conducted by bears North 55 survey II 339.61 fee~ Grove Road, Racine, REAL ESTATE · 45771, being Situate In the VIllage of James Stewart PS degrees 02 mlnutas 09 and gong a total dis· OH 7426 during October seconds east 409.36 tence of 679.62 feet to approximately 14.666 Middleport In the and November, 1995. feel; an Iron pin Ill by this acres In $ullon Count 01 Meigs and Bearings ara baaed on Thence along Arnott's survey on the south· Township and 4.288 Slate ot'Oitlo ' the Ohio Stile Plane southeasterly bound· eaaterly boundary of acrea In the VIllage o1 Being In oui Lot No Grid Direction ~s ary South 55 degreaa the aforesaid Allan Racine, Meigs Counl)', Two (2) ol Waterma~ obtained by celest1al 02 minutes 09 seconda Glen Amott property; Ohio . Palmer's Addition 10 obsarvatlon. 1'/BSI, passing an Iron Thence along Arnotta CURRENT OWNER: said VIlla e of Auditor's Parcel No.: pin sat by this survey southeasterly bound· RANDY K. PYLES ET Mlddlaporl, a~d mare 18-01335.004 and 19- at 399.75 feet, and ary North 55 dlgrela AL. , partlculirly described 00585.001 going a total distance 02 minutes 09 seconds PROPERTY AT: OAK as follows· Beginning PARCEL NO. 2 of 416.36 feet to the 0111 203.57 leal to tha GROVE 'RD. II the So~theast cor· The following center of Oak Grove point ol beginning. RACINE, OHIO 45771 nar ol eald OUt Lot No described real estate Road (County Road 33) EXCEPTING THERE· PPf 18-CJ1365.004 2. thence North· along slluated In Sunon Thence along the cen· FROM the parcel of 19-CJ0585.001 • venth Streel on the Township, Meigs ter of sold road south reel estate conveyed to 16-CJ1335.006 sa 11 Line llld Out Counl)', In the State of 11 degrees 59 minutes the VIllage of Racine as 18-CJ1335.006 ~I No 50 feet· seconds East recorded In Volume 18-Qt335.007 thence 'wait parallei Ohio In Section 16, 50 Township 2N, Range 230.03 feet; 163, Page 540 of tho 19.00585.000 w~h the South line 01 12W, of the Ohio Thence No,rth 64 Meigs County Dead PRIOR DEED REFER- said Out Lot No. 2 IO Company Purchase, degrees 22 m1nutes 22 Records, and ENCES; VOLUME 219, tho Weal line o1 said Out lot No 2 . thence and being a parcel ere- eaconds east, passing EXCEPTING THERE- PAGE 419 ated out of the Ernest an Iron pin set by thla FROM the following APPRAISED AT along the line of A Wingett property survey at 15.45 feat, described percel; $45,000.00 TERMS OF ld Out Lot No 2 50 (Volume311 , Page709, and a going total dlo· Commenclngllsnlron SALE : CANNOT BE:,. 10 tha Souih,;osl Melts County Deed tance of 269.74 feet to pin found at the SOLD FOR LESS THAN comer olllld Out Lot records) bounded and the point of the begin· Northeast comer of the 213RDS OF THE no 2. thence East described as follows: ning, containing 1.980 Allan Glen Amott prop- APPRAISED VALUE. along ihe South line 01 Commonclng at an Iron acres. erty (Volume 303, Page tO% DOWN ON THE said Out Lot 10 the ·pin found at the Sub)oct to all legal 003, Melga County DAY OF SALE, CASH place of the beginning Official Recorda) from OR CERTIFIED Reserving In this deed Northeast corner of the easements. BALANCE tha right to all futuro Charles F. Chancey et. The above description which an Iron pin CHECK, al. property (Volume was made In accor· found at the comer of DUE ON CON FIRMA· owner or ownara ofthe 009, Page 465, Meigs dance with an actual tha VIllage of Racine TION OF SALE. balance of sold Out Lot County Official survey conducled by properi)'(Volume 259, ROBERT E. BEEGLE, No 2 on which two COUNTY ho~ea'io arelocatad the Records) on the James Stewart PS Page 713 Melge counl)' MEIGS Southerly boundary of 7426 during October Deed records) bears SHERIFF use of lhe brick d;1.,.. uld Wingett property; and November, 1995. South 87 degreos 04 ATTORNEY FOR THE way now loclled and Thence along Bearings are baaed on minutes 28 aeconds PLAINTIFF ulad across the tHty Wingett's southerly the Ohio Stele Plane Enl6t8.411eel;. LITTLE, SHEETS & (SO) feet conveyed In boundary North 02 Grid Direction as .. Thenca South t5 ·WARNER this deed Also the degrees 06 minutes 36 obtained by cel~atlal degreos 52 minutes 49 213 E. 2ND ST. right to u.;, the uwer seconds East 208.64 oburvatlon. seconds West 731 .34 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 and water piped now laid across said lilly feet to an Iron pin set Auditor's Parcel No.: feet to an Iron pin sat 740-992-6689 by thlsliurvey at a cor· 18-01335.006 by this survey at the (12) 5, 12, t9 leal therein conveyed ner thereof; PARCEL NO. 4 point of beginning of Dosd Relerenc~· Thence North 35 The following said excepted parcel; Volume 168 Page 219·. degrees .45 minutes 31 · described real estate Thence along tho Deed Records of Melg~ seconds West 160.49 situated In · Sutton boundary of . said Counl)' Ohio feet to an Iron pin sot Township, and partly excepted parcel the Undsay L Lyons the by this survey at the within the lncorported following lour coursas: rantee in daed re~ordpoint of beginning of limits of the VIllage of !)South 69 degreoa 03 !tin Volume168 page the real estate Racine, Meigs Counl)', minutes 12 secondo 219 , and Llnds~y L. 346 s -rvlllon. r Wat Lyon, dlcedent na!Md In Clrtlllcate lor Transfer ol Real Estate recorded In Volume 228 , ,page 789, Deed Recordo of Meigs County ' Ohio, one and the limB person. Parco! No. 15· 1 .-e o VInyl ho~se ROBERT E. BEEGLE, MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF WOLFE & BENTLEY LLP 425 CENTER ST. IRONTON, OH 45638 740-532·7000 (12) 5, t2, 19 Public Notice o Siding 0 :~~=ent • K6 • K 10 2 .-,84 32 .-, JIO!:I7 South .AKJ 53 • 10 3 • J 8 6 .. A Q 5 M0-992-1611 . Stop & Compare ·Dealer: North Vulnerable: Both Hill's Se lf Storage South West I • Pass . •• Pass North I t 2. Pass Easl Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: "' J 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 . 740-949-2217 FRANK & EARNEST 26 Years Experience David Lewis Guttering 740-992..()971 Seamless Gutters Roofing, Siding, Gutters Jnsursd & Bond6d Fre< 740·653-9657 ws -.. . . ~OT YOU I A JOI 'OOKING '~'~'"'~se - veP-- ~v~ reeN ~ fOOl> IN 0 ~·~ I wOJCING ON '{~A(~$ c The oldest comes across the ocean N ;l Ttl~ ~·~ ~~~o® fl.AILtlOAl>! ~ ! ~ z. ):8 ' _3 ' 'All? www.tlmllercr.re ekeablnetry.oom . MY MARRIAGE HAS REACHED ANOTHER MILESTONE, ELVINEY !! t THAT OL' FISH JUMPED OUTTA TH' WATER AN' NE.X T THING I Advertise in this space for $60 per month SHERIFF SALES CASE NUMBER 04CV120 BENEFICIAL MORT· GAGE CO. OF OHIO PLAINTIFF VS RUTLAN D. OH Public Notice JOHN S. BAXTER JR. ~omegrown AND · TAMRA LYONS :oreiJIIy Shend AKA. BAXTER ET AL., The Syracuse Racine Scclch 'llh1le P1·,e DEFENDANTS Regional Sewer & Biue Sp1uce COURT OF COMMON District Is taking bids Co 17 40 742·2979 PLEAS, MEIGS COUN- on a place of property TY OHIO. located on Third Street, On Sale Nov 2~1d" IN PURSUANCE OF An Rec1ne, Lot 58 as Ia ORDER OF SALE TO with no expressed ME DIRECTED FROM written warranties. The SAID COURT IN THE District reserves the ABOVE ENTITLED right to accept or reject ACTION, I WILL any blda. Sealed bids EXPOSE TO SALE AT will be accepted unlll PUBUC AUCTION ON Dec. 18, 2007 at 12:30 fHE FRONT STEPS OF p.m. THE MEIGS COUNTY (It) 26 (12) 5,12 COURT HOUSE ON · . FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, Public Notice 2009 AT 10 A.M., OF SAID DAY, THE FOL- The Home National LOWING DESCRIBED Bank will auction the REAL ESTATE. following Item on The following Real Saturday, Dacamber 8, Estate situated In the 2007, at ,tO:OO a.m. at County of Meigs, State the Bank a parking lot. of Ohio, and In the 11190 Nissen Pickup Stanley Tree Townlhlp ol Sutton 1N6SD11S3LC398937 • and bounded and 11198 Pontiac Trans Trimming described as follows: S P o r I Beginning South 12 1GMDXQ3EOWD310263 & Removal dag. aaat 87' from the 'Please not neither 'Prompt and Quality Northwell corner of a vehicle runs. Work 0.90 acre tract The Homo National described In dead Bank reserves tho ' Reasonable Rates recorded In Vol. 245, right to reject any and ' Insured Page 487, Meigs all bids. All vehicles l ' lixperi<:nc1:d WV038725 County Deed Record, are sold, as Is where Ia, References Available! V.C YOUNG Ill thanea continuing with no wartllnlles. YIJI' b215 South 12 deg. East 82' axpreBIId or Implied. Call Gary Stanley @ f'< II I I 'li ( 1111<1 to the Southwest cor· For an appointment to 740-742-2293 l r II I >j )('l ~<•nc l' ner of the said 0.90 see, Call 949·22t0, Aak Please leave acre tract 100' to a lor Sheila. point; thence North t2 (12) 5, 6, 7 deg. Weal .S2' to the Southeast corner of an 0.11 acre tract; thanca South 89 deg. Wast along tha South line of said corner ol an 0.11 acre tract 100' to tha place of beginning, conllllnlng O.t8 acre, more or leas. CORNER STONE There Is also conveyed herewHh as meana In CONSTRUCTION PROCESSING lngre11 and egross, the ten loot right-of· Maplewood Roofing, Siding, way adjoining · tha Soffit, Decks, Lake entire line ol lha Doors, Windows, SR124 0.90 acre tract aa Electric, Plumbing, described In Vol. 245, Between Drywall, Page 467, Malgs Syracuse Remodeling, Room COunl)' Deed Rac.orde, to be used In common Additions & Racine with others. Local Contractor Summer Theparcellasub)aclto 7 40·361-4)544 the Joint right of way Sausage Made Free Elllmatea along the West 10' 7 40-367-4)536 740-949·2734 lhereolaa dllcrlbed In Vol. 245, Page 467, Melgo Counl)' Deed Recorda. . The parcallo also aub)eel to a right of wey II a moans lllngreas and Ml•ll•lldS llft..4IJIO egreasto the belance J4Htl.... of the 0.090 acre tract · described above, ......ltfiM. . . . . . .. being a 10 foot strip . . . . . . .12:11. along tho North line of the 0.18 acre tract herein described. Excepting all the coal and one· half of the oil ClliiiiiC ........ 0 . . .. . . and gas in the abovelsCIII. . . . .... described premises ICII fir CIIJWI MMl which have heretofore bosn reserved. Wise Concrete CURRENT OWNER : JOHN S. BAXTER JR. All types uf C{)ncrete AND TAMRA LYONS Owner· ~ick Wise AKA. BAXTER 740-992-5929 PROPERTY AT: 660 Broadway Street. . 740-416-1698 RACINE , OHIO 45770 PPH 19-CJ0246.000 PRIOR DEED REFER· ENCES ; VOLUME . 338, PAG€ 765 APPRAISED AT $45,000.00 TERMS OF SALE: CANNOT BE SOLD FOR LESS THAN 2/3RDS OF THE 11: . s THE BORN LOSER p-fl.e:'~ STILL Q-IW.e: I'{'..YROLL~ ~"'mo~"'PI>Lc.~m"' wllf.l ""'~ WI WE. \:JOI'\i G€.\ f>... FULL t»..Y'S WORK YOU FOR OU \TE. SOME. \1/'A.E.\~ f.\E. t>OC TO \<£.\1., · C:)UU~' 1 OUT WHAT A DEAl!! . WHEN '(OU'R,E FINI'.LL'( REI'\1>'1' l'O HOOK UP, YOU HIWE TO C.OHE FIND ME ! r . WON'T 8E LOOK· IN6 FoR '(OU! GOT THAT, SWEET C/I.KES' ·... 50 Ho.J$H HU:>H, M"'' Ll.rTL.E LOVE f-4UNTRES.S 1. ~~-·-··· . . . . . 5 Each le«8! •n the c•pher stands 101 Mlllther TrxJay's cfue: Xequals G " P F X H C S E P N R. V L H I C M C B L I K M V BOXXZLH : CYNOR · MVL MKU OMLE RVKSXM RN CR INHHF NSGL ." HKGVCHE ·zLIKM PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "Time spent w1th cats is neve1 wasted." · Colene ·"Time is the old juslice that examines all offenders.· · ShaKespeare WOlD GAMI liii!Md loy CU.Y t POlLAN------- -'lllrlhdo,y: Thursd•Y· Dec. 8, 2007 By &.mice Bede 01ol Although your probabll.ltles for success are stronger than usua l In the year 0 four Rearrange lettvJ "of th ~trembled words be· low 10 fetm -four 'lmple words. HRAMS Y take on more than you can comfortably handle. Focus only on your most mo8ninglul goals. SAGITTARIUS (~ov. 23-0ec . 21) - If you find that your associates have more faith in your abilit ies than you do, try to NI J T 0 step back and view yourself from their perspective. You might be quite surprised by wh at you see. TI-IE't' RE ~OWIN6 PICTURES OF I-IU6E SNOWFLAKES ~*'ILL.Irtt>l GENTL't' ON THIS BEAUTIFUL SNOW COVERED MEADOW .. 1 CAPRICORN (Dec . 22-Jah . 19) · Occasionally, It Is harm less to tell tlnt e wh ite lies in order to eKaggerate a point But if you are disingenuous, you could 4nwidlngly say som ething that could b e at th e eKpense of another. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - II you are contempl etln g an inve stment. do your own resea rch InStead of be lieving what others tell you. Someone could have a sly motive tor leading you down a rose-garden path. PISCES (feb. 20-March 20) - You've' heard that in union there Is strength, and thiS is true tn m ost cases. Bu t on rare occasions , this may not be to your advantage. You '!light tare much better as an independent contractor. '(Oll CAN SEE THE SAME T~IN6 RIGHT NOW IF 't'Ol! 60 OUTSIDE . ARIES (March 2 1·Apri l 19) - You may think your ideas have great merit, but if othe rs start to tell you ott1erwise, don't be stubborn about hanging onto them or Ufe could burst your balloon. Be prepared to COW and 'BOY PEOPLEI\tWAYS ASK THE AMA.ZING BILLY, "WHICH CAMEFIQST2" ) GARFIELD reconsider TAURUS (April 20·May 20) - There's a good chance you could find yourself in a minor situation where It would be better to let your heart rule your head. If this is too difficult to do, you'll end up standing atone. GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20)- As a joiner, you're apt to adopt the attitude and demeanor ol those you hang out with, SHOULDN'T HAVE LEFT MY HAT OUTSIDE ALL NIGHT. ;-------__,,. KRUNO o 1-T.-;-.,-,..-l~ I find it curious that L,_,__l",__ I,__IIL..J : physical courage should r~--::-::-c::-:::-:-,:"-., common and I I .I e Co~piele . RERTGE . 16 I; I '-.J.'-..1.. -.L.L...L....L.--l ~r=-' I ~ t; I i I - •0 ' moral courage .. ·El PRINT NIJMBEiEO lETTERS IN 111ESE SQUARtS SCRAM-'I.ETS ANSW£RS 1 2- ~ - 01 . Likely- Acom - Taupe - Billow- PICKLE "Have you ever noticed," a ·cutie asked ber date, "that a grouch looks like be was weaned on a PICKLE?" ARLO & JANIS to now to handle a job that you do, but you could reject it merely because you don't like thi s person. It'll be your toss. .-------'-----..,i be lfle chuckle quoted bv . filling in ttle missing words you develop from 'tap No. 3 below. which is OK II their thinking Is positive. But negative thinking asks for trouble. C ANCER (J une 21· July 22 ) - Someone at work might have a much better Idea as Racycl•na flYING TW PIICEI Jll by Luis Campos Celetrity Cipher cryptograms are created hom quotatrJns b\' famous people. pas! and p~esenl ahead, you must take care that you dOn't ;;;;.== . Manley's. CELEBRITY CIPHER ~~:~:t~~~ S©1\~~-~ttf58 WGraph Feed DEER dlffere.nt re bid, probably three no-trump. II North has lour-card spade support, he will put the partnership in ' Jur spades, You might lose one heart and three dia· monds. Initially, you will think that ilthe heart finesse is working, you will be all right; but if it is losing, you coold well fail ~ the diamond ace and king are split. Then, with further analysis, hopefully you see that the contract is assured. Win with dummy's club king (the honor from the shorter side first), draw trumps, and take your two club tricks, discard ing the heart two from dummy. Then play a heart to the ace and continue with the heart queen. Whoever wins th e !ric~ is endplayed, forced either to open up diamonds, giving you a trick in tl1e suit or to return a heart or a club, which you would ruff on the board while discarding a dia· mond from your nand. Fun details are available at www.bridgeshop.com. ~Astro­ 120~ AII .Stock $10.50/100 Census info severe Beauty· 43 Mountain salon ltem range Pep 45 Awey from WlinkJe.lrne the wind Generator 47 Sweet Surface cherry 1998 48 Under the Olympics weather she 49 Social)' co~ Compulsive umn word Hoe 50 KLM rival Tatamis 52 Prevail The "ele53 Formic scld phant boy" producer Kids' block 54 01 course! brand Natural fabrics Earnings Harsh or had only fou1 spades. he should find a HE'S WEBER'S CHRISTMAS ... TREES -= 6 manulactuer Santra 43 s a of 12 Oval-nest · baseball builder 44 Edge a doily 14 Do a favor 46 Gefsha'a for attire 15 Made of oak 48 Arch 16 Rainbow support · bend 51 Fa11grounds 17 Pasture 55 Less latty grazer 56 Piston's 18 Nile reptile . plsce 19 Visa and 57 Diminish passport 58 Welloj>red 10 21 Lo- chaps t1 graphics 23 Wabash toe. DOWN t3 26 Lopsided 19 27 Where the 1 Practical 20 lion roar.s 2~" 22 28 Canine 24 warnln9 30 Geolog1c 3 ~:r'oca's time unit home 25 31 Mile's 4 Twig 26 comeback junctures 27 32 Playing 5 A whole lot ·28 marble 6 Exploding 33 Pass, 29 " stars as a bill 7 Long-billed 35 c..vod bone wader 34 37 Arlth. mean 8 Inclined 38 Floor models 9 -vous 36 39 Wildebeest 42 plait West leads lhe club jacl<. How would you TH' ONE WHAR. I NO LONGER PRETENJ) HE AIN'T BORIN' ME TO TEARS !! ~==J~~~~~~~~==J Answer to Previous Puzzle plan the play, given that trumps are not 4·0? South's jump to four spades ·promises five-plus spades. If North had, for e~eam· pte, a minimum opening bid with 3·4·5-1 distribution, he still would have raised one spade to two spades. So if South BARNEY . Hamood Cabinetry A1ld Furnllure 40 Paleo opp. 41 Pac·Mon morsel 42 Wlne Puzzle Bridge Magazine, which began in May t 926, is edited in England by Mark Horton. The large-page monthly is writ· ten for tournament players, but it labels all artides as intermediate. advanced or . general interest. This deal is from a prize quiz by Patrick Jourdain. You are SOOth, in lour spades. ~i T~t l>IN~Il 1-1.0 Public Notice APPRAISED VALUE. 10% bOWN ON THE DAY OF SALE , CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK, BALANCE DUE ON CONFIRMATION OF SALE. THE APPRAISAL DID NOT INCLUDE AN INTERIOR EXAMINA· TION OF THE HOUSE. ROBERT E. BEEGLE, MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF · ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF STEPHEN D. MILES 16 W. MONUMENT AVE. · DAYTON, QHIO 45402 937-461·1900 (11) 28, (12) 5,12 "• "K 9 B 6 • J 7 54 t A 95 New HoiT!es • Garages • Complete Remodelin g Garages East Wes t • 3 2 o • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Owner: James Keesee II 742·2332 L..-..;.;,;.;;.;.;.;..._..1 · AQ 2 •• Q" , cumamoN o Roofing o Decks 12~-417 . North • Q 10 9 4 ROBERT BISSELl COnStrUCtion ~~~reo of Tble: O.R. Volume 32, Page 623, Olllce of the recorder, Melge County, Ohio. Addreaa of Properly: 193 S. 7th Avenue, Middleport, Ohio 45760 CELU~E~E~T MA~:..~i~.', ET AL . · PROPERTY AT: 193 S. 7TH AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 PPt t5-00879.000 PRIOR DEED REFER· ENCES; VOLUME 32, PAGE S23 APPRAISED AT $37,500.00 rERMS , OF SALE: CANNOT BE SOLD FOR LESS THAN 213RDS OF THE APPRAISED VALUE. 10% DOWN ON THE DAY OF SA.LE, CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK, BALANCE DUE ON CONFIRMA· TION OF SALE. The appraisal did Include an Interior exaiJllnatlon of the 1 Tubs and bugle Cronword not his or hers. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - There are warnings that you must mana·ge your resources with prudence and care. If you ru~:~:~~2:~a~ c:r~e~~:t w~~n·r~; recoverable. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22) - Be cautious '~.then listening to others because someone mi ght no! be as .perceptive as you are.Yielding to his or her thinking Will be a se•ious mistake. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) - The world is tough enough, so don't make things harder on yourself th an necessary. This could easlty happen If you allow 5811· doubt! to overcome all sense of rea!!lon and hope SCORPIO (Oct. 24-N ov. 22) -There's a good chence someone who Ia already indebted to you for an old loan might once again try to tap your resources. Be compuslonate about hie or her needs, but protect your"lt flrtt. SOUP TO NUTZ -- - -------·- ---- -·----, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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