http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a7f4e70169bce5cf5f1f24dd30e37c11.pdf 145e41c446aca3857b1f7ecee23aea8e PDF Text Text I House DemOcra.ts choose Pelosi as first female speaker, As HoBday Dining Guide inside today's Sentinel Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel --I I , -- www.mydailysentinel.com -- • Fantasy light show kicks off after parade . POINT PLEASANT. W.Va. - If you aren't yet in the holiday spirit. you have well over a month to get that way. But if you're having trouble reaching a certain level of meniment, a couple of. events in Point Pleasant are sure to help speed up the process, with the official kickoff of the Christmas season, including the annual· Holiday Parade ;tnd the Christmas Fantasy Light Show, set for Friday. Even though Christmas is inore than five weeks away, the Holiday Parade is designed as a way to ceremoniously ring in the season with the opening of the light show at Krodel Park. The parade will begin at 6 p.m. Friday on Main Street, with line-up at 5 p.m. in front of the fe.rmer Central ~lementary School. Immediately following the parade, the Christmas Fantasy Light Show will begin its six -week run at Krodel Park, featuring lighted displays of bugle boys, snowmen, carolers and more winding their way around the park for all to enjoy. According to Charles Humphreys, director of the Main Street Point Pleasant organization, which hosts the event each year with the city of Point Pleasant, this year's show will delight kids and adults of all ages. "It's growing each . year and becomio~ a better show each year,' Humphreys said. "(Visitors) will see a lot of the same displays, but they'll be moved and doing a lot of different things . We'd like to see every kid from Mason, Meig~ and Gallia counties come out and see it." · Volunteers have been workinjl for the past month to repatr displays and check lights for this year's show, and several already are installed at the park, with plemy more to 'go up as opening day nears . .Plus, more displays, including several animated ones, will be added as the show goes on , creating a different experience each week. Humphreys added that between 30,000 and • Remembering .moments from auleMUa ••t..-. Donna Wilson is not only the organizer of Tellabration 2006 but will be telling her stories at Saturday's event. StoryteUers to share humor at TeUabradon· 2006 -Rololo~ Gary Chapman, left,. a volunteer for the Main Street organization, and Charles Humphreys, director. pose in a field of candy canes that will be displayed in the annual Christmas Fantasy Light Show. The show begins Friday and is open through the end of December at Krodel Park. 40.000 people visited the show last year, imd those returning surely will not be disappointed with the addition of an animated gingerbread man - he'll do cartwheels along a 40foot display - and a 20foot tall Rudolph fishing iil the lake. Gary Chapman, a volunteer with the Main Street organization who regularly devotes his time to the light show, estimated t))at by the end of the show's run, nearly 250 lighted displays will be up around the park. . The Christmas Fantasy Light Show will be open 5:30 until 9:30 p.m. each day and runs through the end of December. The show .is free , but donations wi II be accepted, and Humphreys said that all the money raised will be· used for the revitalization and economic development of the community. For more information or to sign up for the parade, call the tourism center at (304) 675-6788. Snowmen, or ladies, as this picture indicates, will be gathered around Krodel Park next week in preparation for the opening of the annual light show. Several new displays are on tap for this year's show. ing to David Lawrence, the He added that the group directOr of the group. This is doing a very good job of year's performance will be learning the m4sic, - and different from 2003. that the members are though, in how the work is enjoying the work. "It's a really good mix of performed and who provides the mu sic. singers in the Masterworks "We're doing it all in Chorale," Lawrence said. house,'' Lawrence said. "The Messiah" has three Rio Grande students and parts, and the Masterworks area residents will provide Chorale will sing the first the instrumental accompa- two pafts of the piece. "The Messiah" is a canniment, instead of hired professional musicians. In tala that tells the story of addition, no ·special singers Christ'.s birth. death and are being brought in to resurrection in song. The assist with the concert. performance features "The Masterworks Chorale - Hallelujah Chorus,'' and members will handle all of many other well-known the solos, duets and other and powerful musical pieces of special music selections. during the performance , "It's going to be good," Lawrence said. Lawrence said. "Some of the music is The Masterworks pretty .. challenging .': Chorale is unique 'in how it Lawrence said. blend s .. together .Rio Holiday Tour date~ announced GALLIPOLIS The French An Colony. 530 First· Ave:, Gallipolis, is presenting the 12th annual Holiday lour on Friday..Dec. 8 from 6 until 10 p.m .. and Saturda}. Dec. 9 from I to 4 p.m. 1lre event i' co-sponsored by Century Aluminum . The FAC will act a' t!Je ticket and refreshment headquarters Ticket' are available at the FAC for $10 i'n advance. or they can be hnught at the FAC the night of the event for $12. Due to limited ticket~. advance purcha-.e i' recommended. For more infonnation about thi' event. plea..e call the FAC at 440-.'l834. The Game. See Page 81 Masterworks Chorale to peiforms 'Messiah' RIO GRANDE - "The Messiah ," by Handel, will be performed by area residents and University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College students on Sunday. The singers are all part of the Masterwork s Chorale at .Rio Grande , and the group's performance will begin at 3 p.m. in the · Berry Fine and Performing Arts Center on the Rio Grande campus. The Masterwork s Chorale ha s around 60 members. Two-thirds of the members are area residents, while the others are students at Rio Grande. "The Me s~iah " is a very popular and powerful piece, and the Masterworks Chorale per, formed it in 2003., <tcrnrd - AMP-Ohio schedules public meeting at Southern SPORTS This years tour will fearure the Bowers Home, 1210 Ohio 160: the Cowles Home, 471 Juniper Lane; the Howard · Home. 2460 Creekview Drive: .the Ringhand Home, 68 State St.; the Smith Home, 20 Cedar St.: the Ariel-Dater Theatre. 426 Second Ave.; the Holzer Senior Care Center, 380 ·Colonial Drive: and the Our House Museum, 432 FiN Ave. . A >ilent tree and wreath auction, sponsored by the Junior Women's Club of Gallipolis, will be on display at the FAC. The Junior Women\ Club is also raftling off a decorated tree . 1icke" are $1 each or 6 for $5. Grande students and community members. The area residents are all excellent singers, and they enjoy singing with the Rio Grande students. The students also have a good time singing with !he area residents, and they are able to learn a lot from them about music and performing . Some high school students also perform with the Masterworks Chorale. The concert is free and open to the public. Area residents of all ages will enjoy the concert, and everyone is invited .. For more information on concert, or . any upcommg concerts at Rio Grande, call Lawrence at 245-7405 or (800) 282-7201. Entertainment briefs The Ohio Arts Council helped fund this program ' with state tax dollars to encourage economtc growth, educational excelGALLIPOLIS The ·enrichlence and cultural French An Colony is curment for all Ohioans. rently hosting "Accessible Local sponsors for this Expressions Ohio. " 'rhis show are the Gallipolis touring visual an exhibi- Rotary Club, and Bob's tion celebrates Ohio's Market and Greenhouses artists with disabilities by '· Inc. showcasing professional, Gallery hours are from emerging and youth anists. 10 · a.m. until 6 p.m . This show is made ))9S- 'Tuesday through Friday, sible by VSA of Ohio, and from I until 5 p.m. on which focu se' on promot- Sunday. ing the creative power in More information about people with disabilities. It the FAC and its upcoming is on display throug h Nov. events can be found by 30. Adrni>'inn i' free . calling · 446-3834. FAC exhibit now open · MIDDLEPORT . Tellabration 2006 will take place at 7 p.m . .Saturday at the Riverbend Arts Council Theater with eight members · of the Storytellers of Central Ohio (SOCO) coming to share their stories. "This event happens around the world on this day, in all 50 states and over 20 countries,'' said Donna Wilson, a local storyteller, who has organized the event for the past five years bringing . storytellers to our area from all over Ohio and as far away as California. Story tellers this year will include David Austin Sky, who has been a fulltime storyteller for over 20 years. He tells stories to share life's wisdom and is described by his daughter as a storyteller who " puts w.ings on simple words." E;mil McVeigh, a modem-day internationally kqown storyteller, will be sharing stories old and new with the humor and wisdom of a septuagenarian, according to Wilson. He came to storytelling after his .r etirement from the mental health field, and is the holder of a master's degree in storytelling from East Tennessee State University. Julie McGhee ~ married to a man from Middleport, brings into stories her Irish and American heritage, and will be includ- ing her husband's story of the )937 flood. . Melanie Pratt has been tellifig stories for 20 years, althol,lgh her family might say "a Jot longer." Her favorite stories are from the Celtic nations, but she also tells ghost stories and Appalachian tales. Frank McGarvey has also been a storyteller for many years, . enchanting young and old alike 'witli stories of "ghost and goblins and things that go bump in the night." Sally Crandall is a teller of some pretty wild tales and escapades, which won for the her · first place in · the Hocking Hills Storytelling contest. Glenn Ray's stories come from his working in the coal mines in Meigs County and his youth on his family's farm. His recent book is called You Can't Push a Pig into a Truck. Wilson will also bring more of her hometown humor to the program. She has been telling stories for several years now in schools, libraries, senior centers, conferences and meetings. Her stories usually involve a ')lredicament, a situation she describes as very familiar to her. "The stores are sure to delight and entertain," said Wilson," as well as bring back memories of bygone days ." - Christmas flower show this weekend SYRACUSE "Memories of Christmas Shows Past" is the theme of the annual holiday flower show of the Meigs County Garden Clubs Association to be staged this weekend at Carleton School in Syracuse. The show will be .held 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday and noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday. As 'always there will be plenty of Christmasy things to see - lots of bells, baubles, ribbon and glitter to enhance beautiful . tiona! and creative flower arrangements, indoor and outdoor wreathes, gift wrappings and table settings. The judging by an accredited judge of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs will select the best from the rest and place ribbons in first to · third places, with · honorable mention awards as needed . The judging wili begin at I p.m . Saturday. From the blue ribbons winners a best of show and a reserve best of show will be selected by the judge. She will also choose a best in creativity award in both the senior and junior divi si9ns which need not be made from those top win- ners. Horticulture sweepstake awards, as determined by a point system, will be awarded in both the senior and junior divisions. Of the 13 arrangement classes, nine are for garden club member only. Four are "invitational" which means anyone can exhibit in those. Exhibits must be in place by noon on Saturday and cannot be removed u·ntil after 4 p .m. on Sunday when the show closes. As for the honiculture classes, plants entered must be owned and grown by the exhibitor for at 'least three months prior to the show. Enhancers like oil or polish are not pennined. Both the common and botanical names are to be written on the entry tags. The plant names are also to be furnished by the exhibitor and written Qn the entry tags. WIJile in the artistic arrangements classes, exhibitors are limited t<?· one exhibit a clh.ss, more than one may be entered in the specimen ·categories. Baubles, glitter, snow, backgrounds and accessories are permitted in all classes provided they add distinction to the design . 'BY Bml Sai:RENT BSERGENT.MYDIIIL~NEL .CO M RACINE American Municipal Power - Ohio (AMl.'-Ohio) has scheduled an informational meeting associated with the filing of its Ohio Power.Siting Board (OPSB) pennit for the American Municipal Power Generating Station (AMPGS) in Letart Falls. The meeting will take pla,ce from 6-8 p.m . on Thesday, Dec. 5 at Southern Elementary School. The station south of Racine. booths set up with specific plant and a decision is forthdoors will open at 5:45p.m. Kent Carson, director of information about jobs, coming. AMP-Ohio Light refreshments wiii be member relations for AMP.- power lines, the actual plant, announced this · week it provided. . Ohio said the OPSB filing etc. Each booth will be sta- · hopes to use a new multiThe meeting is a require- may take place in January. tioned by an AMPGS team pollutant control technology, "The Ohio Power Siting member to answer individ' Electro-Catalytic Oxidation, ment for the upooming filing with OPSB and is described Board seeks pub! ic input ual questions from residents. that prodtlces a fertilizer coas a chance for the public to about the plant and this The OPSB filing process product instead of synthetic receive more specific infor- meeting is an opportunity for requires an additional public ~psuni produced from tramation about the plant and the general pllblic to get that hearing at a later date once ditional limestone scrubbing speak with AMP-Ohio rep- information," Carson added. the application has been filed. technologies. The meeting will consist resentatives about not only This May AMP-Ohio filed - Construction on the 1,000 the plant but the plant's five- of an overview of the project an air permit-to-install appli- megawatt facility is tentamile transmission line that and ~n-air remarks before cation with the Ohio tively anticipated to begin goes from Uta1t to Sutton breaking into groups to visit Environmental Protection in 2008-09. The plant's Township and ends at a sub- "expert resource stations" or ·Agency for the coal-fired online date remains 2012. Plans·for Middleport· streetscape finalized OBITUARIES BY BRIAN Page AS • Adrienne Mills Munns • Harold Eugene Munns Jeanie Owens and Tammy Taylor. The first act will also include caroling around the piano by a group of show vocalists accompanied by Susan Legg at the piano. 1 Following a short intermission , the second act will open with Tom Payne singing ''All I Want for Christmas is You ," -Charles Scott playing "Rhapsody in Blue" on the piano, Kay Spencer singing "Rock Around the Christmas Tree" and "Give Me One Reason, " Crane doing "Find the King," and Tim and Edie King and Harry and Jane Tompkins performing a 1956 dance. Tammy Taylor and Stiffler will sing MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Development Group continues to evaluate a proposed streetscape plan unveiled last month, and met Thursday to discuss speci fie elements of the proposal. The revitalization committee also discussed possible sources for the funds necessary to match Tier II downtown revitalization funds it hopes to secure for the project. The Ohio Department of Development requires a one-to-one match from applicants, but gives leverage to applications with two, three or four-to-one matches. The revitalization commitc tee will deliver feedback to the design firm DLZ about elements of the streetscape · plan as it continues to develop a comprehensive revitalization plan. A second application fnr revitalization funding froni the state will be filed in spring, 2007. The development group's first application, filed · through the Meigs County Community Improvement Corporation, was rejected. ·After a meeting last month with Karen Fabiano of the Ohio Department of Development, the group determined that its first' application was inadequate and incomplete, and that' some infonnation ~tal .to its . apprqval was not included. That application was filed on the CIC's behalf by Buckeye Hills/Hocking Valley Regional Development District. "We didn ' t give them enough to say ·yes· to," · Econonmic Development Director Perry Vamaqoe said. PINse see Revue, AS PIHse see Plllns, AS INSIDE • OONR awards forestry proceeds. SeePageA3 • UMWplans Thanksgiving service. See Page A3 • Grant sUpports expansion of mentoring program. See Page A3 • Southern honor roll. SeePageA3 • For the- Reoord. See Page AS Cllertene Hoeftlc:ll/photo These tap students of the Gallia-Meigs Performing Arts Studio will be dancing to "Jingle Bell Rock" in the Riverbend Talent Revue 2006 on Nov. 24. From the left, they are Kendra FICk, Mallory Nicodemus, Emma Perrin, Jorden Evans , Mallory Mcintyre, Lauren Dunn and Peyton Lovell, • Excuses, excuses. See Page A6 • A Hunger For More. See Page A6 • OU official upholds firing of administrators over computer breaches. See Page A8 • cs scienoe panel wants its own study . on DuPont wori<ers. · See Page A8 WEATIIER Talent Rewe 2006 . features songs of the season BY C!tARUNE HOEFUCII HOEFLICHOMYOAilYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT - A · variety of entertainment will be featured in the Riverbend Talent Revue 2006 to be staged on Nov. 24, at Riverbend Arts Council headquarters in the Masonic Temple building. Showtime for the Riverbend Arts Council's traditional night-afterThanksgiving talent revue is 7:30 p.m. For a half-hour prior to the show, the Big Bend Community Band directed by Toney Dingess will play songs of the season along with two patriotic selections. A welcome to the two-act show which will include a ' variety of . Christmas music, with vocals, dances. and instrumental numbers will be given by Jordan Roush. The show will be emceed by T.J. King. ·The show will open with · "White Christmas" by David Stiffler, fol: lowed by tap dance routines to "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" and "Jingle Bell Rock", by students of the Gallia-Meigs Performing Arts Studio, Bill Crane singing "Everything's Changed" with self accompaniment on the guitar, Beth Stivers playing "Star · Dust" on her clarinet, Donna Wilson adding some homespun humor, Ginger Cummings doing · "White Satin" on the bowed psaltery, selections by the Athens County Harmonica Club, and vocals by Local activist explores issues surrounding coal~ electricity BY CARIS$A Wou:E AND EwE SANDERS FOR THE OVP 2 SF..cnONS- 16 PAGES Annie's Mailbox A3 Buckeye Edition BS Calendars A3 Classifieds Bs-6 Comics 87 Editorials A4 Faith • Values A6-7 Movies As A2 NASCAR Obituaries As 8 Section Sports Weather AS ' © 2006 Ohlo Volley Publlshiftll Co. '• J. REED BREEO@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM CHESHIRE Environmental activist Elisa Young of Racine organizes media and public education presentations on what she calls "The High Price of Cheap Coal" and is looking to network with individuals in the community who share her concerns. Young has also led .panel discussions and conferences on the topic and other c;nvironmental issues. "I help peopie 1o realize that there is more to the cost of electricity than what is on your electric bill," she said. Some of the environmen- • ·LEGIONNAIRES HONORED tal issues. she addresses include levels of CS, the chemical used in Teflon production, in local water, landslides caused by mountaintop mining, and,how, mining in the area has caused property values to decrease due to flooding risks. Studies are underway to determine if carbon dioxide produced by coal-burning power plants can be injected mto the ground rather than affect ozone levels. Young maintain~ that the land cannot support high levels of carbon dioxide. ·" I want to meet with people because I don' t think they realize what an impact this is having on our com munity," she said. Max Boring of Racine, left, was named Legionnaire of the Year and Robert Holland of Cheshire, right, Legionnaire of the Decade, of the FeeneyBennett Post 128, American Legion in Middleport. Post Commander Jack Coughenour, center, made the presentations at the legion hall on Wednesday evening. Pluse see Adlvls( AS Brlan J. Reed/ photo I . -------=·~----- -· �Friday, November 17, 2006 www.mydailysentinel.com . ' Page A2 • The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel ANNIE'S MAILBOX Staying together' may be best option ~ If you have 1 .,..tron Of 1 comment, write: NASCAR 2 p.m., Sundt&' •~ford-300, ~u=-=""""'"'----:: ~ 7 .p.m., Saturday 'l'ruCk:s.M fOOj 200, Bp.m.,~ ""' •-:Ford400 •~: Homestead-Miami (Fla .) · Speedway (1.5 miles). 267 laps/ 400.5 miles. • MooR: SUnday, Nov. 19 'I LMt yur'l : Greg Biffle ·• QII•IIJtnc reoonl: Jamie McMurray, Dodge , 181.111 mph, Nov. 14,2003. .. • .._ NCOtd: Greg Biffle, Ford, 131.431 mph, Nov. 20, 2005. • LMt Not every ballgame is a nail-biter, and not every race is ••••1<: a side-by-side finish. Kevin Har- "' It's not down to d"ine ·;nterven'lion - not quite -bUt ttlere are no signs that anyone other than Jimmie Jotmson Is golr( to win ttJe Ne><tel Cup champ;. onship. ~·shard to begrudge a man' woo has""""' won a championship and has been as ·close as often as he has. • As,Jel! Burton ooted, in this for· mlit, the notion of someone like Johnson beirg some kind of chOk· er is absunj, In 2004, Johnson won lOur out of the final s~ races, )'Ill lost the Chase to 1<urt 8uscl> ·~ ~ poiots. That's not exactly gllfjllr( at the free.throw line. , ' ~ At Phoenix, Kevin Harvick knew he 'had to win and did so. In ttrms of the championship, tt!Ough, it was almost irrelevant since Johnson finished second. · • At long last, Tony Stewart stopped leap_ iog tall buildings in a single bound. Stewart's Chevrolet was never"""' in the top 10. "'Meanwhile, what happened to Matt Kenseth? Still the closest to Johnson in the Chase but suddenly reduced to remaining on the tnedk while others pit, just to pick up a measly five polots. He's drn,Jng·a Ford, but It looks like he's at the helm of tile Titanic. • The Cheae, which IJeisn with auch a Hrlea of ban&a, appears llktly to co out with 1 whimper. • Thtre'l no truth to the rumor thlt Brian l'llnoe hea decided thlt ntll )'Hr'l.ChiH con· ttridera wlll ltla •cet out of Jell rr.· cera. • Juen Pablo Montoy~ lnntered In thl Fora 400 but do11n 't 111m too enthuallltlc about lt. It IP!)IIrl I bthlnd-tht-lclnll IUIIII 11110101 on at Chip Gllneaal'l t11m. Montoya does· n~ want to make his Cup debut w!th a aubper support crew. "' Aa It tums out, none of the Ford Championship weekend events fl&ures to pack much of a punch.The championships In the Busch Series and Craftsmen Truck Series are runaways. In fact, NASCAR has never seen a runaway like ·Harvlck's performance In the Busch Series. • Wllo'lllot - It's tpugh to beet e championship contender, Jimmie Johnson, v.t.en he's going fl\oe races w~outonce finishing worse than second .... Kevin Harvick has chalked up half his career victories this year. ·, ~ looks like Matt Kenseth lost his shot at the title. How? He's led exact· ly three laps In the past flve neces.... KYle Busch has dropped 344 points off the pace in the nine Chase raoes. • 'Who!a Mt .,.. vick 's victory 1n the Cheeker Auto Parts 5001< was as barre.n as the desert that surrounds Phoenix In:-,. temational Rac.Way. Most of the flnal moments were 'spent with all the cars sitting motionless on the track. After NASCAR officials inex· plicably allowed Clint Bowyer's ail· ing Chevrolet to completely coat the track w~h oil -and leaving cars spinning in his wake- it ' took a red flag to restore order. That was with six iaps to go. When NASCAR .officials ordered the cars restarted, .Harvick's wouldn't. It took a tow truck to boost it off. The tow tnuck was the only vehicle that kept up with the No. 29 all day. No one was going to beat Harvick compet~ively. A failing a~ernator almost beat hinl·mechanically, though he still managed !o hold off Jimmie ohnson during the final three laps of green-flag racing.~ was his fifth victory of the season , though Johnson's runner-up finish gave him a huge advantage in the Chase for the Nextel Cup. ( JOHN ANDRETTI Th is Week, c;o l'he Gaston Gazette, P.O. Box 1538, Gastonia, NC 28053 • " -: Ford 300 • Wllele: Homestead· Miami (Ra.) Speedway (1.5 miles), 200 laps/ 300 miles. • WM11: Saturday, Nov. 18 • LMt , _.. Ryan Newman • QuolllylrC NCOtd: Casey Mears, Oodge, 177.936 mp!l, NOY. 18, 2004. • - NCOtd: Joe Nomechek, Chevrolet. · 132.191 mph, NOY. 11, 2001. • LMt : Matt Kenseth . in a Ford , won the Arizona.travel 200 at Phoenix International Raceway ·in Avondale, Ariz. """*: JJJ -JJ-J& :S ?c.rJLJ sJJ-]f BuscH SERIES • A-: Ford 200 • WheN: Homestead· Miami (Ra.) Speedway (1:5 miles), 134 laps/ 201 miles. • Mill: Friday, Nov. 17 II.Mtyur'l....,_: . Todd Bodine Friday, November 17, 2006 " ODNR ~wards forestry proceeds Olive Township and Eastern than usual, because timber Local Board of Education. harvesting has been limited David Glass of the this fall due to heavy rains, POMEROY -The Ohio Division· · of Forestry Glass said. Department of Natural awarded $158 to Meigs Through the· division's Resources has awarded a County Commissioners at "Trees to Textbooks" procontract for timber hat'\<est Thursday's ·regular meet- gram, a percentage of revin the Shade River State ing, $158 to Olive enues from state forest manForest, and presented Township Trustees and 'agement activity· goes to checks from proceeds of $317 to the school district. local governments. timber sales to the county, The awards are smaller A total of $953,383 will STAFF REPORT NEWS@MVDAILVSENTINEL.COM couple decided to have a one-year anniversary reception for those who could not Dear Annie: My wife and attend the wedding (no gifts). I have been married for II Many of their friends and years and have a beautiful relatives were invited, but I 3-year-old daughter. The was not. Granted, I am problem is, over the years handicapped and would not we have grown, apart, arid have been able to attend, but we now act more like don't you think, as the mothfriends than a couple. There er of the bride, that I should is no intimacy at all. Plus, have -been given the courwe constantly disagree on tesy of getting an invitation? - Hurt in the Midwest how to raise our daughter. Dear Hurt: Barring· an I have always been willing Monday, Nov. 20 estran~ement,' the mother of to make sacrifices that would RACINE Southern benefit my wife and child, the bnde should have been Local Board of Education but it has taken a toll. My invited. Perhaps your regular meeting, 8 p.m., wife and I have· had many daughter thought you would . high school media room. arguments. She has said be upset at not being able to LETART - The Letart some very hurtful things, and attend and she was ·trying to Township Trustees will I don't think I will ever be spare your feelings . You meet at 5 p.m. at the office able to get past them. should tell her, calmly, that building. it upset you and see what I am currently in therapy Thesday, Nov. 21 and on medication for she says. TUPPERS PLAINS Dear · Annie.: Like "John · Eastern Local Board of depression. My wife and I agree that neither of us is in Florida," the letter from Education, 6:30 p.m., elehappy, and we've talked · "Mourning Mother" affect- mentary library conference about divorce. The truth is, I ed me deeply. I want to room. am no lonller attracted to respond to John: You indicated a desire to her and, qmte fra_nkly, wish stop drinking. You also said she would shut up when she talks. I would walk away if you would seek professionit weren't for my daughter, al help if you couldn't do it who means the world to me. alone. I want you to know Saturday, Nov. 18 . My wife is from another there are a lot of us recover· POMEROY - AA Big state and says if we split up, ing alcoholics who are not Book study, 8 p.m.. Sacred she would move back there fighting alone. Thanks to Heart Church. with our daughter. I don't Alcoholics Anonymous , . I POMEROY - Special think I could stand not being a have been sober one day at a meeting of Meigs County daily pan of her life, which time for seven years. Christian Motorcycle Please, for your sake and Association "Delivered" means I. too, would have to move away from my family your sanity, look up AA in and friends in order to stay your pholte book or on the near my daughter. I am willing Internet. We are all over the to fight for custody, but the world and always available odds of my winning are slim. for anyone seeking to live I'm not trying to get out sober. I will put you in my of the marriage to run prayers and hope that you POMEROY - Plans were around. I want out so I can find your way to a sober made for the annual re~ain my self-confidence, life. God bless you, John. Thanksgiving Agape Supper rruse my daughter and be Happily Recovering and Communion service to be happy again. Should I stick Dear Recovering: We held at 6 p.m. Sunday at the out the marriage for my were overwhelmed with let- Pomeroy Church of Christ daughter, or . leave? ters from readers who want- .. social room at a .reCent meet· Down and Depressed ed to encourage John, and ing of the United Methodist Dear Down: Can you and also who promised, after Women of Enterprise Church. your wife live together and reading his letter and the one During the meeting held still create a calm and loving from "Mourning Mother," at the home of Sharon environment for your daugh- . that they are going to try and Gantt, Becky Zurcher led in ter? That would be. in her best get sober. Bless you all. a thank offering program. interest. If :,-ou cannot Annie's Mailbox is writ· Psalm 100 was read in uni· achieve that balance, howev- · ten by Kathy Mitchell and er, separating would be better Marcy Sugar, longtime edi· than making her a witness to tors of the Ann Landers turmoil and anger. Yes, if column. 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Leigh Ann Flinn, Jacob Hunter, Nathan · ATIIENS - Appalachian AmeriCorps' goal to recruit McClure, Bl!thany Vance. Juniors, principal's list, counties in Ohio and West volunteers to serve commuall A's: Bonnie Allen, nities in meaningful ways." Virginia will have the Morgan Brown, Lindsay Big Brothers Big Sisters of . · opportunity to create and expand mentoring programs Athens began its 20th year of Buzzard, Erin Chapman, for young people thanks to a service in Athens County in Heather Cundiff, Sarah Elnew grant received by Big October. Partner organiza- Dabaja, Courtney Ginther, Brothers Big Sisters of . tions will benefit from the Krystle Marler, Whitney knowledge and best practices Riffle. Kaylyn Spradling. Athens, Inc. The Corporation ·for developed by .Big Brothers Juniors, A-B honor roll: Big Sisters of America, the National and Community Georgetta Brickles, Teddy Service has awarded Big national authority on mentor· Brown, Ryan Chapman, Brothers · Big Sisters of ing. Sojourners is a youth Tyler Circle, Stephanie Athens, Inc. a one-year development organization Cundiff, Abigail lenkins, planning grant to develop a committed to helping foster · Kreig Kleski , Amber regional program that will care youth successfully tran- Norville, Amy Norville, place teams of two or more sition into adulthood. Noel Sellers, Steven Sellers, One unique aspect of this Ashley Weddle. full-time AmeriCorps memberS in local schools, non- program w1ll be the targeting Sophomores, principal's profits, and faith-based of fonner foster care youth to list, all A's: Rusty organizations to develop serve as AmeriCorps mem- Carnahan, Bryan ·harris, and implement site-based bers. In addition to receiving Chris Holter, Drew Hoover, a:ll of the training and support Emma Hunter, Tosha Jones, mentoring programs. provided to Chelsea Pape, Rachael Partner organizations are normally now being sought to host AmeriCorps members, this Pickens, Jaime Warner. these members and infor- Corps'J1lembe.rs will receive Sophomores, A-B honor mational meetings will be comprehensive support to roll: Rashell Boso, Brody held in Ohio and West · help them prepare for and be Virginia in early December. successful in college after fl%'. ~ Big Brothers Big Sisters their term of service. "We'd love to talk with of Athens County, in part· &-fla,., nership with their long-term organizations interested in P.O. Box 369 collaborator, Sojourners, mentori ng in order to see if Racjna, Ohio 45771 has initiated this program in we are a good match for To Whom It May an effort to spread the pos i· support," encouraged Amy Concern: It has been brought tive periefits of mentoring Reinhardt. to my attention that Informational meeting s Western Land acros~ rural Appalachia. will be held Tuesday, Dec. 5 Management has been "We believe m the power leasing ground In lhls of mentoring relationships at the Athens (OH) Public area. as a means to pos1llve Library from 3 to 5 p.m. and J.D. Drilling Is also impact in the lives of young on Thursday, Dec. 7 in leasing •pacific area11 of lntereat In Meigs Charleston, W.Va. The time people," stated Amy County but I am In no Reinhardt, Big Brothers Big and location of the way connected to Sisters of Athens Executive Charleston meeting will be Western Land Management ,n or have announced. To register for Director, "That's where this I ever met or talked one of these meetings or for AmeriCorps progran1_comes with them about in. Our desire to serve more more information, call 740anything. Thank You , kids thrqugh mentoring pro- 594-3395 or e-mail bbbsaJames E . Diddle grams is a great fit wtth thensdirector@yahoo-. com. Public meetings •q,ll~ NCOtd: Davi~ Reutimann, Toyota, 173.116 mph, Nov. 18, 2005. • - -: Ron Hornaday Jr., Chevrolet, 133.260 mph, Nov. 15. 2002. • Lnt - : Johnny Benson, in a Toyota, won the , Casino Ari>ona 150 at PhoeniK International Raceway in Avondale, Ariz. ,¢ ., ) No. 10 FREEDOM -->1 ·· .~..::..:.;~ ~ :S ~J r:=IJO!l ('fS%1> '..Jr' :J ::::..::::..J_ ' ., v FORD E Clubs and organizations s u Gordo!! . s Edwards ....,.,.... va.c.tEiwadl ' The two traded licks without consequence near the end of the Check· er Auto Parts 500k, with no serious fight afterward. Gordon finished fourth, Edwards fifth. They huddled afterward . "We were just talking about vacation plans and stuffwe're going to do at the end of the year," .. said Edwards, grinning. "It was exciting," said Gordon . NUCAR 1'1111 Wetk'l Moftte Dutton .."" hla.lllle: "Isn't~ nice to see what other 1port1 would cell ·no harm, no !oul'?' ly Mont. Dutton NASCAR This Week John Andrettlle the hiaheet-ranklna r.ookie In the Buach Series. · Honest to goeh. · Andren!, ~3, flniahed fifth In the 1991 Indianapolis 500 and- won a CART race in Surfers Paradise, Aus· · tralla. He won Winston (now Nextel) Cup races in Daytona and Mar· tilisvllle. He won the Rolex 24 at Daytona in 1989. He was the firs.t driver ever to compete in the Indianapolis 500 and Coca.Cola 600 on the same day, in 1994. . But in the Busch Series, Andretti is a rookie. Prior to the start of the season, his only Busch Series ra~e had been a 13th-place finish at Daytona in 1998. . Andretti's father is Aldo Andretti, whose twin brother Mario is one of the racing's more legendary names . . John's godfather, A.J. Foyt, is another. John's nephew, Marco Andretti, finished second in this year's Indy 500. Andretti is just outside the top 10 in the Busch Series points. He said the biggest difficulty for an independent - Andretti drives the No. 10 Ford of PPC Racing - is not the dominance of Nextel Cup drivers, but rather the technological and monetary advantages of Cup teams, "We don't have a Cup team to lean against," he said. "We can't go get notes and things from them. ·I feel like, when we go to a road course or a short track or Daytona or Tallad_!lga, we can run with anybody, but if'We come to these mile-and-a-half tracks, we're worse than rookies. We're just scratching our heads. "If we could go testing and"do tllose BYTHEBEND be awarded statewide this year to 18 school districts, and the same amount of to local governments in I 3 counties. . Shade River State Forest makes up 2,475 acres on fonnerly abandoned, unpro· ductive farmland near Forked Run State Park in Olive Township. Community Calendar R Veteran Andretti drops down to Busch Series and finds success Page.A3 NAICAII 0M1 tlalld t.. In 1'11111 ....... .... NASCAR eanctlontd tavtn races, from 1952 throulh 1956, It Plllm Beach Speedway In Wnt Palm Beach, Fla. The OVII .WIII,I, mile and beaon an dirt track but was pevad for the final two races In . 1956. Herb Thomas won four times, the first three on dirt and the final one on pavement. Thomas' three dirt-track victories occurred while drlvlni a Hudson Hornet, but his final victory wes In a Chevrolet. Tim Aock won the track's first race , on Jan. 20, 1952, and th& final race went to Billy Myers, on March 4, 1956. John Clar1\f lhe Gazette John Andrettl, bom In Betlllellem, Pa.,llld raised partly In lndllupolls, f11duated fnlm MonMan Coltece In Bethlehem, lllljlllncln business IIIIMII8ment. things, it would change our luck . ... Series just by itself, we don't even It's been a lot of fun to get to know have a mile-and-a-half track that we these guys and get to see the future of can go to and test, let alone if we the sport. They'll never talk to you · could get tires or anything. That's again when they start winning races what really hurts the stand-alone over on the Cup side." team. Andretti, born in Bethlehem, Pa., ''I think it's .great that (Cup drivers) and raised partly in Indianapolis, come over and teach young kids how graduated from Moravian College in to race. They're going to be become Bethlehem, majoring in business man- better racers with them around. But agement. you've got to be able to see them at "Most people talk about the Cup some point in the race. They can't just drivers," he said, "but it's not the Cup go off and leave you in the dirt." drivers, it's the Cup teams. It's the resources they· have, the testing that Contact Monte Dutton at they have. If you look at the Busch hmdutton50@aol.com ..... your cll&tce to ... Kahne'l new 'allllt&lt' Dodge is holding the Kasey Kahne Dream Job Sweepstakes, which offers one fan a chance to be Kahne's ·ass istant " at the Dodge Charger 400 In May 2007 at Dar- · lington Raceway. To enter, visit www.kaseykahnedreamjob.com and complete a questionnaire on why you wo uld be the best candidate to be Kahne 's assistant. Three.finalists will be flown to Las Vegas on March 9·11, 2007. for final judging, and the winner will be announced on March 26, 2007. The grand-prize winner will spend four days at Evernham Motorsports in Statesville. N.C.·, working with the marketing department and schedul· ing Kahne's activities for the Darlingtorl race. Chapter, 10 a.m., Common Grounds Coffee Shop. Officers will be elected. Thesday, Nov. 21 CHESTER Past Councilors Club, Chester Council 323, Daughters of America, 7 p.m. at the . Masonic hall. Jo Ann Ritchie and Doris Grueser, hostesses. POMEROY - Regular meeting, Pomeroy Post 39, American Legion. Dinner at 7 p.m. followed by business meeting. Membership drive concluding. Bottom United Methodist Church. Take canned food item for · · Meigs Cooperative Parish . . SYRACUSE - ' Dennis Moore to speak and sing at Syracuse Community Church, 6:30p.m. . LONG BOTIOM Hymn sing at the Long Bottom United Methodist Church, 7 p.m. Take canned food item for Meigs Cooperative Parish. EAST LETART Revival services will be held at 7 p.m. through Nov. 21 at the East Letart Methodist Church. There will ~a guest speaker each night an special singing. Christ, comer of Fifth and Main Streets. Tuesday, Nov. 21 POMEROY -Meigs County Board of Elections conducts the official count of ballots cast in the Nov. 7 general election at 9 a.m. on Nov. 21 at the board office. Birthdays Tuesday, Nov. 21 CHESTER . Opal Eichinger will observe her 81 st birthday on Nov. 21. Cards may be sent to her at Box 82, Chester, Ohio 45720. She retired from the Chester Sunday, Nov. 19 Post Office last year after working there for 45 years. POMEROY Community Thanksgiving Sunday, Nov. ~6 service; sponsored by Meigs POMEROY - Luetchia Riggs will observe her 98th County . Ministerial Association, 7 p.m., Trinity birthday on Nov. 26. Cards Fr.iday, Nov. 17 Church. Rev Keith · Rader MIDDLEPORT - There may be sent to her .at the will be the speaker. . will be a free community Rocksprings Rehabilita_tion Refreshments will follow. turkey dinner with serving Center or to her home, 3945 LONG BOTTOM Road, from 4:30 to 6:15 p.m. at Rockspr-ings · Hymn sing, 7 p.m ., Long the Middleport Church of Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Church events Other events UMW plans Thanksgiving service son and "What Gift Can We of "undesignated giving" been joined. Mrs. King was Bring?" was sung. Members were read by Zurcher and installe<! as a member of the brought forth their offerings Dolores Will. Prayer con· nominating committee of of thanks collected during eluded the program. the new district. Announcement· was made Martha King, Will, Sarah the past year and filled out cards of personal thankful- Dill , Carla Carter, Edith of the Enterprise Church ness to attach to a poster Sisson of Forest Run UMW. Christmas Bazaar which prepared by the leader. and F~ankie Hunnel report- will be held inside Alligator Articles from "Response" ed attending the uniting cer- · Jack's on Saturday, Dec. 2. magazine illustrating the emony of the new Foothill s Refreshments were served work of United Methodist District held at The Plains by Gantt and Carole Collins Women at home and over- UMC. Parts of the former · to the those named and seas funded by The Thank Athens District and the Becky Baer, Pat Thoma, Offering and other avenues Zanesville District have Alyiah and Troy Gantt, Jr. Southern releases.honor roll Grant supports expansion of mentoring program Flint, Kyle Goode, Alex Natalie Wood. Sixth grade, principal's Hawley. Samantha Jist, all A's: Kody Wolfe. Patterson, April Richards. Sixth grade, A-B honor Freshmen, principal's list, a!l A's: Kris Kleski, roll: Christopher Chancey, Michael Manuel, Dustin Timothy Elam, Jennifer Salser, Breartna ·Taylor, McCoy, Shelby Pickens, Lynzee Tucker, Mac Wood. Stefanie Pyles, Cody Taylor. Fifth grade, principal's Freshmen, A·B honor roll: John · Powell, Cody list, all .A's: Abigail Atkins, · Richards, Nathan Roush, Baylee Hupp, Nathan Jessica Shelton, · Alisha Leamond. Fifth grade, A-B honor Sinclair, Dustin Smeck, roll: Christopher Barton. Katie Woods. Eighth grade, principal's Darien Diddle, Brandon Grueser, Lacey Hupp. list, all A's: Eric Buzzard. Jones, Taylor Eighth grade, A·B honor Rikey McNickle, Casey Pickens, roll: Trevor Aint, Joseph Forester, Bobbi Harris , Allison Taylor. Fourth grade, princi· Mickale Hill, Zachary Manuel , Charles Pyles, Sara pal's Jist, all A's: Jesse Connolly, Bradley McCoy, Reitmire; Tyler Wolfe. Seventh grade, princi· · Tristen Wolfe . Fourth grade,A-8 honor pal's list, all A's: Emma roll: Ashley Baker, Nicole Powell, Hope Teaford. Seventh grade, A·B . Brickles, Zachary Carpenter, honor roll: Emily Ash , Kali Cunningham, Adrianna Alison Brown, Andrew Hayman, Jacob Hoback. Ginther, Robert Goode, Caitlyn H9lter, Rea Hoschar, Miller, Chai s Sahara Harmon, Amber Tyler Cassandra Hayman, Au stin Hill , Rodriguez, James Hill, Katelyn Hill, Roush, Morgan Roush. Kelsey Holsinger, Chel sea Clinton Smith, Bethany Holter, Emily Manuel, Theiss, Cameron Yates. Third grade, principal's Morgan McMillan . Andrew Roseberry, Olivia list, all A's: Jeremy Dutton , Searles, Abbie Willi ams. Cameryn Harmon , Brynn We Deliver To You! Harris. Madison Maynard, Joseph Morris, Wayne Shockey, Jansen Wolfe. Third grade, A·B honor roll: Kari Arnold, Morgan Davis, Sydney Diddle, Tanner Grubb, Parker Hill, Theron Johnson, Dimitrious Lamm , Ashley Lickliter, Dalton Patterson, Madeline Quillen , Sylvi-a Richards, William Shu law, ·Crew Warden, Elizabetg Wolfe. . Second grade, principal's list, all A's: Clayton Boso, Sierra Cleland, Talon Drummer, Daniel Dunfee, · Eli Hunter, Marissa Johnson, Mar lee Maynard. · Trey Pickens, Macie Rodriguez, Amber Sturgeon. Second grade, A-B honor roll: Ashlynn Adkins, Paige Buckley, Tyler Custer, Gage Hensley. Lucas Hunter, Christopher Justis, Haley Musser, Nicholas Roush, Faith Teaford, Logan Theiss, Tanner Thorla. Madalyn Wood. . Vinyl Flooring Starting At s52? 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Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor • Congress shali make no law respecting an establishment OJ religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress ofgrievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution ••' I TODAY IN HISTORY ' •• • Today is Friday, Nov. 17, the 321 st day of 2006. There are 44 days left in the year. • · Today's Highlight in History: On Nov. 17, 1800, Congress held its first session.in Washin~ton in the partially completed Capitol building. On thts date: In 1558, Elizabeth I ascended the English throne upon . the death of Queen Mary. · In 1889, the Union Pacific Railroad Co. be an direct, at y rat roa . servtce tween tcago an an , . re ., as well as Chicago and San Francisco. In 1917, sculptor August Rodin died in Meudon, France, atage77. In 1934, Lyndon Baines Johnson married Claudia Alta Taylor, better known as "Lady Bird." . In 1962, Washington's Dulles International Airport was dedicated by President Kennedy. In 1970, the Soviet Union landed an unmanned, remotecontrolled vehicle on the moon, the Lunokhod I. In 1973, President Nixon told Associated Press managing editors meeting in Orlando, Fla.: "People have got to know whether or not their president is a crook. Well, I' m not a crook." In 2002, Israeli statesman Abba Eban died near Tel Aviv at age 87. · Ten years ago: A Russian Mars space probe carrying plutonium plunged into the South PaCific Ocean after failing to break out of Earth's orbit following its launch. The World Food Summit concluded a five -day meeting in Rome. Five years ago: The Taliban confirmed the death of Osama bin Laden's military chief Mohammed Atef in an airstrike three days earlier. Burhanuddin · Rabbani, the Afghan president ousted five years earlier by the Taliban, returned to the capital Kabul. Lennox Lewis knocked out Hasim Rahman in the fourth round to get back his WBC and IBF heavyweight titles. Former U.S. Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., whose political career was ended by the Abscam bribery scandal, died in Denville, N.J .. at age 81. Today's Birthdays: Sin~er Gordon Lig~tfoot is 68. Movie director Martin Scorsese ts 64. Actress Lauren Hutton is 63. Actor-director Danny DeVito is 62. "Saturday Night Live" producer Lome Michaels is 62. Baseball Hall-of-Farner Tom Seaver is 62. Movie director Roland Joffe is 61. Democratic National Chairman Howard Dean is 58. Actor Stephen Root is 55 . Actress-producer-director Yolanda King is 51. Actress Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio is 48. Actor William Moses is 47. Entertainer RuPaul is 46. Actor Dylan Walsh is 43 . Actress Sophie Marceau is 40. Actressmodel Daisy Fuentes is 40. Rhythm-and-blues singer Ronnie DeVoe (New Edition ; Bell Biv DeVoe) is 39. Rock musician Ben Wilson (Blues Traveler) is 39. Rhythm-andblues musician Jeff Allen (Mint Condition) is 38. Actress Leslie Bibb is 33. Actor Brandon Call is 30. Country singer Aaron Lines is 29. Actress Rachel McAdams is 28. Rock musician kaac Hanson (Hanson) is 26. Actor Justin Cooper is 18. Actress Raquel Castro ("Jersey Girl") is 12. Thought for Today : "We have so many words for states of the mind, and so fe,w for the states of the body." Jeanne Moreau, French actress. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR OPINION Friday, November 17,2006 Victoria Jackson sees her. reflection on (Studio 60' It's no surprise that Victoria Jackson watches "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip,'' the latest slice-ofelite-life offering from Aaron "West Wing" Sorkin. After all, one of the main characters in this drama set inside a . late-night sketch comedy show- a fictional West Coast version of "Saturday Night Live"- is Harriet Hayes, a blonde, female, singing comedian · who is a born-again Christian. This got Jackson's attention real quick. " I'm the only blonde, female, singing, born-again · Christian comedian in . the history of 'Saturday Night Live.' I'm pretty sure th!!re's only one of me," said Jackson, in the high, childlike voice that is her trademark. After watching the pilot episode, she asked -her husband, "What's going on? Was that me?" It was, she said, "Pretty strange. It hit close to home." Jackson knows enough about the struggling NBC series to know that the pi votal romance between the Hayes . character and the "East Coast liberal Jewish te ts at ets wn er att based, in large part, on the real-life romance between Sorkin and the Tony Awardwinning actress Kristin Chenoweth, an outspoken Christian . "It's hard on a very private level," Chenoweth told Terry Mattingly the Toronto Star. "I once told Aaron, 'Unless you accept Jesus Christ as your (iersonal savior, then get the hell out,' and he laughed for two minutes. Then I see it on the show in a different way .. :. I went on The 700 Club to promote an album of Christian songs . I had recorded and, yes, Aaron and I argued about that. But it doesn't mean I want to watch that disagreement flung up on the screen for all America to see.". Chenoweth stressed that some of the character "is literally me and some of it is not me at all." Jackson feel s the same way. She has seen scenes that appear to have been based on events - ·on-stage and off- during her 'SNL' seasons from 1986-92, when the "Tonight Show" Carvey, Julia Sweeney, Dennis Miller, Nora Dunn, Mike Myers, Jan Hooks, Dayid Spade and others. Take, for example, that "Studio 60" pilot that focused on a comedy sketch titled "Crazy Christians." • That was the name Jackson assigned to a sketch she was asked to perform, leading her to plead for relief from executive director Lome Michaels. He heard .her out and assigned another actress to do the part. The sketch bombed in dress rehearsal and vanished. "It was a legitimate sketch that was making fun of what they called extreme Christians," said Jackson ~ "You know, there ;ue Christians out there that make life rather embarrassing for other Christians. ... Now I can make fun of people wlio have a Jesus · toaster and Jesus salt and pepper sha'kers and Jesus . napkin holders. That's fair. · But this time they wanted me to kneel down in a comedy show and pretend to pray -to get'a laugh. I just couldn 't do it. I told Lome that I thought I'd start crying or shaking. Prayer is real. J think prayer is talking to God." Jackson said it's important that her colleagues worked with her and tried to respect her beliefs. Still, it was sometimes hard to do come yw en ew-1 any of the writers truly understood her · faith and, thus, her strengths as a comic. "Studio 60" is doing a good job · of showing this kind of tension, sbe said. It also helps that Harriet Hayes is not being portrayed as "one of those Christian cliches, somebody who has no brains and no talent. They're trying to make her a real person." · Still, Jackson noted that there have been glitches 'that will puzzle traditional Christians. During one episode, a journalist asks if Harriet would have trouble doing a sketch about premarital sex. The born-again comedian responds: "I don't have a problem having premarital sex. It might be the only sex that I ever have." Maybe Sorkin and his team don't get it, said jackson, who has married ·and had a newborn when she joined the SNL cast. "They can't conceive of having a romance involving a smart, attractive, funny · woman who isn't going to compromise on what she believes about sex," she said. "They could have all kinds of good plot points that revolve around that romantic tension. You know, you don't have to end up in the bedroom all the time." tor ·of the Washington Journalism Center at the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities and leads the GetReligion.org project to study religion and the news.) Friday, November 17, 2006 Adrienne Mills Munns Harold Eugene Munns MIDDLEPORT - A Memorial Service will be held at 2 p.m . on N<W. 18, 2006, at the Middleport Chapel of Fisher Funer~l Home for Adrienne (Mills) Munns, who passed away 1!1 August, 2006, and Harold Eugene Munns, who passed away m May, 2006. Officiating will be Rev. Clifford Coleman. Mrs. Munns was born on.June 30, 1934 in Middleport, daughter of the late David Russell and Alice Louise Grimm Mills·. She retired from Central VA Training Center where she was a registered nurse. · Mr. Munns was born on August 3, 1931, in Irvington, N.J., son of the late George W. and Mildred Ester Hemingway Munns. He received a B.S. in Chemistry in 1953 and attained his ~aster 's Degree in Biochemistry in 1956. He ,retired fr?~ ~abc~k and Wilcox Technologies/Naval Nuclear Fuel Dtvtston wtth 32 years of service. Mr. and Mrs. Munns were members of St. John's Episcopal Church . . Surviving are six children, Kim Hodges and her husband, Tom, of Oakmont, Pa.; Lee Ann Hill of Goode; Fritz Munns of Lynchburg; Mitzi Frady and her husband, Kevin, of Forest ; Betsy Wilson and her husband, Woody, of Amherst; and Mindy Long and her husband, Dave, of Lynchburg; seven grandchildren, Scott Thacker, JonMichael · Frady, Randy f..:ljihoney, Wyatt Wilson, Alisori Hodges, Nicholas Frady and Katie Long; and a sister of Mrs. Munns, Rae Ann Gwiazdowsky, Middleport. In addition to their parents, they were preceded by a son, George Russell Munns; Mrs. Munns' brother, James "Bodie" Mills; and Mr. Munns' brother, George W. Munns, Jr. Memorial contributions may be sent to Cenlral Virginia Alzheimer's Association, P.O~ Box 823, Lynchburg, Va., 24505 or Virginia Baptist Hospital Auxiliary, 3300 Rivermont Avenue, Lynchburg, Va., 24503; or Gentle Shepherd Hospice, 6045 Peters Creek Road, Roanoke, Va. 240 19. .Local Briefs Craft show canceled POMEROY - The craft show scheduled to be held later this month at the Senior Citizens Center has been canceled · due to a lack of vendors. ll£mREW FOROONGE. AND, 8Y GOUY, WE'R£EGM GlVE lT 10 Incidents ~£R£ 'rOU GO••. POMEROY ·- Gordon Winebrenner, member of the Syracuse Board of Public Affairs, reported to the Meigs · County Sheriff's Department that someone had shot the electrical receptacle box lid and shot the "no trespassing sign" at the village water tank on Roy Jones Road. Sheriff Robert Beegle reported the following other complaints: . • Jennifer Morris of Mile Hill Road, Racine, reported that her residence had been entered and items taken. There was no sign of forced entry. • Herbert Bare Ill, Langsville, reported Wednesday night that the windows in his car were knocked out. Charges are pending. • Danielle Althouse of Albany reported that someone entered a house under construction on Woodyard Road and took items . Anyone with information about the cases is asked to contact the sheriff's department. niEM ... I Plans from PageA1 Afterthoughts on the electio1Js Bush on a "bipartisan" agenda. On Iraq in particular, it appears to have dawned on the Democrats that now they will be expected to .come .forward William with proposals of their own, Rusher rather than simp! y condemning . the admini stration's conduct of the war. If so, it is possible that agree' term consequences of the ment can be hammered out Democratic victory on various steps to bring , "party realignments," and about a better result there the like. The Democratic -perhaps along lines to be Party still suffers from fun- suggested by the Baker damental structural prob- commission. lems that prevent it from But first the two sides being a truly viable national will have to agree on the party. It is scarcely a party ultimate obj~ive . Do we a! all . It has become, want to win in Iraq , or sim instead, a coalition of sepa- ply pull out and trust that rate minorities (blacks, the Islamic jihadists will be gays, feminist s, environ- satisfied with that. and go mentalists, atheists, etc.), back to tending their goats? each with its own little It is necessary to ask agenda and sharing a com- whether the American peomon hatred of the American ple truly realize the depth majority. These can, collec- and persi stence · of the tively, add up to a lot of jihadists' determination to votes, but they find it destroy the Western world, extremely difficult to unite and the suicidal lengths to on any of the broader which their supporters are themes that ani mate the willing to go to bring that American people . about. If we don ' t, reaching It will be interesting to bipartisan agreement on a see how the Democratic strategy for the Middle East leadership conducts itself in ma y prove - fat all y th e 'next two years. Some of impossilile. th e earl y signs have been .All this impacts directly, enco urag ing. The re has of course , o n the presidenbeen a lot of talk about ti al election coming up in wo rk ing with Pres ide nt 2008, and on the two par- ties' choice of presidential candidates.. Assuming we are still enmeshed in some sort of military operation in the Middle East, both candidates will be e)!.pected to outline pretty clear! y what their ongoing policy would be: One or both may be tempted to adopt Richard Nixon 's strategy in 1968: to hint that he had a "secret plan" for extricati'ng us from Vietnam, without specifying exactly what it was . But this time the American people will surely want to know more. So the 2008 election, and its preliminaries in the party pnmaries, the conventions, and the , election campaign itself, will almost certainly constitute a Great Debate on the future of U.S. foreign policy, with particular reference to the threat from Islam. Meanwhile, the 2006 elections have ended 'the long Republican monopoly ' on running the nation 's affairs. The Democrats, ready or not, are bac k in the game , and the nation ' s future depend s on what turns out to be the meaning of "bipartisanship." (William Rusher is a Distinguished Fellow ofrh e Claremont Institute for rhe Study of Statesma••ship 'and Political Philosophy.) .. The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.i:om Obituaries For the Record Mulling over the midterm elections nearly a week Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less after the event, one of the than 300 words. All letters are subject to editing, must be most striking facts is how signed, and include address and telephone number. No few surprises there were. unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in The voters clearly wanted good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Letters of to express their dissatisfacthanks to organizations and individuals will not be accept- tion with the course of the war in Iraq, and the only ed for publication. available gesture was to vote against Republican control of Congress. 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Those nodes are i denti fied as areas with strong potential for development and use by the community, and could be locations for seating areas, enhanced parking areas and other . public facilities. The nodes would serve as focal points for the larger streetscape ·design scheme. Emphasizing the use of two village-owned parking lots, the pedestrian-oriented streetscape plan also relies heavily on a planned multipurpose trail which has already received $200,000 in federal funding. The design will be made public, but the Development Group will first propose final modifications. Yesterday, the committee finalized preferences for period streetlight designs, the placement of wrought iron fencing and bollard s. and sidewalk paver preferences . Those decorative elements will be more fully included in DLZ's final report, which will al so include cost estimates for each phase of the project. Bv DAVID ESPO AP SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT WASHINGTON Democrats embraced Rep. Nancy Pelosi as the first woman House speaker in history on Thursday, then quickly snubbed her, selecting Steny Hoyer of Maryland as majority leader against her wishes. · "Let the healing begin," Pelosi, D·Calif., said after Hoyer had eased · past her preferred candidate, Rep. John Murtha, a prominent opponent of the war in Iraq. The secret-ballot vote for Hoyer was 149-86. She was chosen by acclamation. Added Hoyer, a 25-year veteran of Congress : ''T.he Republicans need to know, the president needs to know and the country needs to know our caucus is unified today." AP photo Hoyer, Murtha and severIncoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of Calif., flanked by incoming House Democratic al other Democrats predicted there would be no linger- Caucus Chairman , Rep . Rahm Emanuel, D-111., left, and incoming House Majority Whip ing effects from the bruising James Clyburn of S.C., meets reporters on Capitol Hill in Washington, .Thursday where the · leadership campaign as the new Democratic House leadership was announced . . party looks ahead to taking Pelosi, 66, · faced neither Like Pelosi, he campaigned defense issues and rtow in control of the House i'it January after a dozen years challenger nor controversy widely and raised millions I ine to become chairman of in her own race to become for fellow Democrats in the the subcommittee with conin the minority. Not · everyone sounded the Democrats' choice for run-up to the congressional trol over the Pentagon bud· get His bid for the leadefconvinced, though. "It ere- • speaker - and the first elections. ated these tensions that we · woman in history - after On Sunday Pelosi ship led critics to recall the now have to work on," said four years as party leader. stepped forcefully into the Abscam bribery scandal of Her ascension awaits a r:~ce - out of loyalty to 1980, an FBI sting operaRep. Jose Serrano of New York, a Hoyer supporter. vote by the full House. on Murtha, her allies said. She ~ion that sent some lawmakRep. Jim Moran, D-Va., Jan. 4, the opening day of issued a letter of support for ers to jail. Murtha was never who backed Murtha, said the new Congress. him, praising ·him for hav- charged in the case, despite some members of the rank"We made history and ing called a year ago for an a videotape that showed will make end to the U.S. military him bein~ offered $50,000. and-file had told both rival now we camps . to count them as progress for the American presence in Iraq. " I' m not mterested ... at this supporters. "We know who people," the Californian "I salute your courageous point," .he said. they are," he said, told fellow Democrats leadership that changed the On Thursday, Rep. Jerrold although he later added moments after her selec- national debate and helped Nadler of New York said that many of them were tion in the closed meeting, make Iraq the central issue Hoyer's victory was due in lawmakers whose victories according to officials of this historic election," part (o gratitude lawmakers on Nov. 7 gave Democrats familiar with her remarks. she wrote. felt at his campaign efforts. their majority. She pledged that after 12 Four days later, behind " Along with Nancy and "If they're freshmen, years in the minority, "we closed doors, she lauded Rahm, Steny deserves a lot they get a pass on this one," will not be dazzled by · Murtha for having altered of credit for getting us he said. money and special interc the course of the campaign here." Rep. Rahm Emanuel . Democrats· chose their ests." debate on the war and said of Illinois served as chairleaders for the next two A veteran of nearly two it was in part responsible man of the party's House years as lawmakers in both decades in Congress, Pelosi for the Democrats' elec- campaign committee and houses _labored to wrap up raised more than $50 mil- toral victories. · She urged was rewarded Thursday work for the expiring I 09th lion for the party's candi- fellow Democrats to elect with the caucus chair post, Congress and look ahead to dates and committees over him majority leader to help the No. 4 positi.on. the !lOth, which convenes the past two years. In her her change the course of The Democrats also time as minority leader, she the war. on Jan. 4. selected James Clyburn of House -Republicans hold was credited with molding Hoyer countered with South Carolina as majority elections on. Friday, with a an often-fractious rank-and- nominating speeches from whip, their No. 3 post. He is two-way race for minority · file iqto a unified force three lawmakers from the second black lawmaker leader. opposing the conservative Pelosi 's state of California, in history to reach as high as Rep. John Boehner of agenda advanced by Reps. Henry Waxman, a pany whip. William Gray Ohio, the current majority President Bush and con- Lucille Roybal-Allard and of Pennsylvania held the Dennis Cardoza. leader, faces a challenge gressional Republicans. same title 1989-91. Cardoza, who earlier had from Rep. Mike Pence of Other Democrats evaluThe race between Hoyer Indiana. A third contender. and Murtha was tinged with made a nominating speech ated . Pelosi's decision to Rep. Joe Barton of Texas, the residue of a leadership for Pelosi, then urged fellow take sides. "She's a very smart dropped out of the race and election five years ago. Democrats to pick Hoyer endorsed Boehner. Pelosi defeated Hoyer then despite her wishes to the woman who made an error · Missouri Rep. Roy Blunt, to become the party 's whip, contrary. He said the two in judgment," said Rep. the incumbent GOP whip, with Murtha as her cam- had been a team and would Barney Frank, D-Mass. continue to be a team, and also drew an opponent, Rep. patgn manager. Rep. David Obey of John Shadegg of Arizona. . Hoyer, 67, \\as the front- he added, " Have the Wi sconsin added, "She 's Speaker Dennis Hastert, runner from the start in the courage to do what you gutsy as hell and she's willR-111 ., has decided to step current race for majority know is right." ing to take a chance." Murtha is a former· down from leadership in leader after having served the wake of his party's as second-ranking in the Marine, widely respected election defeat. leadership for four years. for his knowledge of ' Phoenix Cleland, Sydney available at the door. Cleland, Shelby Cleland, Tickets are $5 . Jessica Cook, Kylie Dillon , Katlin Fick, Miranda from PageA1 Greenlee, Lauren "With Me Always," Tiffany Lavender, Madison Lisle, . McDonald will do "Kiss Madison Matthews, Sharla Madison Me," and the Buck Town Moody, Band will entertain with Mclnryre, Peyton Lovell , 11/25 7:30pm their style of instrumental Lara Perrin, Lauren Dunn , "USOmusic which will be fol- Mallory Ntcodemus , A Sentimental Journey of lowed' by a full cast finale ' Jorden Evans, Kendra gathered on stage for "We Pick, Emma Perrin, Keana Music from the 1930's and 40's" presented by Wish You a Merry Robmson m tap routtnes. The River Citv Plal:ers , Advance tickets are on Christmas." In the Gallia-Meigs sale at Clarks Jewelry in 12/2 8 pm "Jingle" Performing Arts dance Pomeroy, and King: s Holiday Pops Concert groups are Mari ssa Hardware and Peoples Bank The Ohio Valley Symphony Brooker, . Sierra Cleland , in Middleport and are also w..w.arieltheatre.org ·Revue Am~.!~ The Ariel-Dater Hail Activist DECK THE HALLS MATINEES WILL BE SHCIWIPICl ON WED., NOV. 22 AND FRI., N<?V. 24 428 Sec. Ave . Gallipolis, OH 740-446·ARTS (27871 f.rQm Page A1 Young's committee, Meigs Community Action Network (MCAN). is holding a meeting on Saturday, Dec . 2 at 4 p.m . in the Racine Library for all interested parties. Young said residents will have an opportunity to air their sentiments on the proposed clean coal pl ant for Meigs County at a public hearing of the Ohio Power Siting Board on Tuesday, DeC .. 12, 6 p.m. at Meigs High School. For more info rmation , . Young can be contacted at (740) 949-2 175. (Carissa Wolfe arul Ellie Sanders. eighth grade studellts at Kyger Cree k . Middle School, job shadowed with the Ohio Valley Publishi11g Co. this week.) Pomeroy Merchants Christmas Palladei[) Christmas Along The River.~. Sunday Nov. 26th Uneup 1:00 at Football field. ,......,.'-!.\ Parade kicks off at 2:00pm. To register call Toney Dingess, Parade Chairman: Office:992-7141 or at 992-2054 or Cell: 740-591-2260 · Staff photo Environmental activist Elisa Young, seen here with an area power plant in the background. is looking to network with a'rea residents about coal , electric production and other issues. DON1 HAVE A PfT SITTER? DRESS THEM UP AND ENTER YOU & YOUR PET IN THE PARAllf. PHOTOS OF PETS & OWNERS Will BE TAKEN ON COURT ST. AFTER THE PARADE. All PfTS WflCOMf. SANTA, SPONSORED BY PEOPLES BANK Will IN THE AFTER THE PARADE FOR PICTURES WITH PfTS AND ANIMAlS. �• ' FA11'H. VALUES The Daily Sentinel .I ' • -'----A Hunger For More The stakes that tie down God - really as family and the tent that houses the famfriends - to feed on the ily of God (see Isaiah 54:2) Lord Himself in our hearts are rontinually pulled up Rev. by faith. How easy is it, and moved outward as peoJonathan · thou~h, to tip our hat to the ple all over the world turn in Alm1ghty arid excuse our- faith from sin and death to Noble selves on Sunday morning? Jesus Christ. Tapped on the PASTOR, TRINITY CHURCH Prayer is a feast as well.' shoulder by the awesome We are invited to enter the hand of the Master, men and throne room of heaven to women througliout th,e converse with our Creator pages of human history and Redeemer, to cast A our have had the breath of God alleyways, onto the high- cares on Him, to listen and be breathe into them the spark ways and byways to bring strengthened by Him. But are of divine life. As He moves in "the · poor and crippled We too tired? Do we have to within them, they've and blind and lame." . make a phone call? Is there a renounced the paths of The master was intent on ball game? Are we late for darkness that their own selfhaving his house filled and work? Is someone coming ish will would blaze for determined that "none of over in just a' few minutes? ·them and placed their confiThe Word of God is meat dence and hope in the sacrithose men who were (originally) invite<j shall taste my for the heart and wine for the ficial death and resurrection banquet." The feast would soul. 11te Lord bids us read of God's Son. not go to waste. The dinner to be nourished and .filled. "... He died for all that party would go on ... but But then there is that novel those who live should no without' those who were at on the nightstand or an excit- ' longer live for themselves ing television program or the but for Him Who died for first invited. The main point ·of this magazine that came in the them and was raised again" parable, of course, has to do mail just today or... . (2 Corinthians ~: 15 NTV). And what does God say to with entering the Kingdom Before coming ''' Christ,' of God. Yet there is another, all our excuses? Well, some- we are so blind that we cansecondary lesson here as body somewhere will enjoy not even see darkness, for well. The Lord is forever every feast He prepares. darkness is all we've ever preparing feasts for His Someone will receive every known. So deaf are we people and inviting them ·tO heavenly blessing offered. before our hearts are opened enter in and enjoy. But how Nothing will go to waste. that even though He speaks often do we "all alike begin His banqueting house will our .names, imploring us to to make excuse."' always be filled, not empty, tum to life while the door is Worship is like a banquet. ' Really the only question is, still opened to us, we cannot We are called to come will you take your place or. recognize His voice. And together as the people of will your place be taken? with spiritual ears that fail to detect and recognize the melodious whisperings of His eternal voice, we dwell in a lifeless state, devoid of Theological Seminary, is a that it's important to stay the knowledge of the eternal longtime reader of Wilson's focused on core social issues grace of God. Without this work on sociobiology, and such as stopping abortion life, our greatest aspirations was initially impressed by and opposing gay marriage. and our most profound Wilson's honesty in the But among the evangeli- achievements leave us still book, but has since grown cal wing that has become wallowing in the muck of skeptical of Wilson's more concerned about envi- our sinful nature, incapable motives after not seeing any ronmental issues in recent of any act of worship worth concrete contacts with evan- years, the reception has been rendering to our Maker. gelicals since the book came enthusiastic. Calvin DeWitt, Yet ... the death !\Jld gloriout in September - contacts a. professor of environmen- ous return to life of our Wilson says are coming. tal studies at the University Savior enables us by faith to "E.O. Wilson did not write of Wisconsin and a founder begin to spiritually hear that book to evangelicals," of the Evangelical what we need most to hear Environmental Network, .. . God's voice. For a heart Mohler said from his office in Louisville, Ky. "He wrote said Wilson's book would . that will not respond to it to his fellow naturalists as restore 'tbe term "creation" God's call, His lovmg invia way of encouraging them to scientific discussion. tations and remonstrations Richard Cizik, vice presi- sound like little more than to find a public relations strategy to reach out to a dent of goverrimental affairs the "white noise" which broader constituency. of the National Association constantly cascades down "I don't think humanity of Evangelic;!ls, which repre- upon us all the day long can bring the world to an sents 45,000 churches, gave every day. But just as Jesus end. The fundamental judg- a copy to Iranian President persoriall y took a deaf and ment we must fear is the Mahmoud Ahmadinejad last mute man aside in order to when bring hearing and heaHng to judgment of the creator. September, · When he comes in judg- Ahmadinejad addressed the a man's whose ears seemed ment, certain ecological sins I,Jnited Nations. dead to the voice of his will be among the sins for "I think (Wilson) has been Maker, He beckons us today which he calls us to account. courageou·s to come for- to willingly be pulled out of That is not in Scripture the ward, and we need to be our pointless routines, our pre-eminent issue. That is equally courageous," said ineffectual plans and our whe.re we have to reject E.O. Cizik. Though the issue of vain pursuits in order that Wilson and his policy." protecting all life on Earth. we might be given eyes to Indeed, many evangelical has been the most controver- see what matters most in leaders have rejected envi- sial he has faced, "We will life, ears to hear the voice of ronmental efforts, arguing 'not allow this to be ignored." the One Who loves us most Harvard biologist extends olive branch to evangelicals BY JEFF BARNARD ASSOCIATED PRESS WRIT~ Harvard biologist Edward 0. Wilson might normally arouse suspicion among evangelicals, given his faith In .science over Scripture. But in his latest book,"The ·Creation, An Appeal to Save Life on Earth," the two-time Pulitzer Prize winner extends an olive branch to Christian believers in hopes of saving the Earth from the biggest. mass extinction since the dinosaurs. Wilson's book is the latest attempt to .bridge the gap between evolutionary science and a literal interpretation of the Bible, a rift dating back to Charles Darwin's theory. of natural selection. "Pastor, we need your help. The Creation - living Nature - is in deep trouble," Wilson writes in this letter . to an imaginary Southern Baptist ' pastor. "You might well ask at this point, Why me? Because religion and science are the two most powerful forces in the world today." R. Albert Mohler Jr., president of the Southern Baptist Friday, November 17,2006 • ExCUSES, EXCUSES And at the time for the banquet he sent his servant to say to those who had ·been invited, 'Come, for everything is now ready. 'But they all alike began to make excuses... (Luke I4.17-18a, ESV) Can you imagine taking the time and making the effort, not to mention spending . the money, to throw a dinner party for your family and friends only to have each and every one of them tum you down? Can 'you imagme how it might feel to stand alone in your· dining room with a veritable feast laid out on the table - all kinds of sumptuous food and drink -just having been told that no one would be coming to your gala? . Well, in the parable Jesus told "the master of the house," who of course represents God, "became angry." We can probably understand why. It was like a slap in the face to . have one individual after another offer some pathetic excuse for not attending His banquet. But do you think the master in tbe parable simply sat down and cried · about it? No. He sent the servant back out into the streets and PageA6 finally been set free from the chains of despair forged by yielding to our pride and selfish inclinations, our tongues are loosed and we Pastor may proclaim our praises of Thom the living God Who not Mollohan only has created us but bas moved heaven and earth, as it were, to redeem from us our "wages of 'sin" (see Romans 6:23). Not only of all. and a voice by which that, but our tongues are we might lavish thanksgiv- unleashed in proclaiming ing and praises upon Him as hope to the world. Does the well as tell others what He world resent this hope? can do for them! Definitely, for in turning to "Some people brought to Jesus for life, we must abanHim a man who was deaf don the marketplace of the and could hardly talk, and world, laying down the they begged Him to place baubles and worthless trioHis hand on the man. Mter kets it would have us purHe took him aside, away ,chase with our very souls, in from the crowd, Jesus put order that we may invest all His fingers into the man's that we have and all that we ears. Then He spit and are in our race to follow touched the man's tongue. Him. .Once we've been He looked up to heaven and made His children and our with a deep sigh said to him, eyes are filled only with the 'Ephphatha!' (which means, loveliness of His grace, suc'Be opened!'). At this, the cess in the world loses its · man's ears were opened, his appeal. Once our hearts are tongue was loosened and he cleansed and our minds began to speak plainly. begin the wonderful process Jesus commanded them not of being made new (see ·to tell anyone. But the more Romans 12: 1-2), we no He did so, the more tliey longer think and plan based kept talking about it. People on our own previOus agenwere overwhelmed with das. No longer must ·we amazement. 'He has . done dwell under the thorny e'verything well,' they said. hedge of condemnation (see 'He even ·makes the deaf Romans 5: 1-2), but we can hear and the mute speak"' rejoice that grace has saved (Mark 7:32-37). us and we no longer owe One can recognize the any debt to the flesh. tender touch of the Lord's Everything is new. hand in his or her life by the Everything is different. yearning for more than this Troubles and trials take on life can offer. One may dis- only a shallow and tempocern His holy presence by rary taint, and what once the growing sense of horror ruffled my feathers can only of one's own selfishness make us laugh now. What and sin while awe of His once seemed too unbearable incredible glory swells and terrible to face now within our hearts. One CliO seems .small · and unimporhear God's invitation to tant. After all, Who holds come and know Him by the our future once we've come sudden realization that to Christ? The Father does · Jesus~ suffering and death ... in a mighty hand that was the only means .by flaming suns cannot scorch, which His gift of forgive- measureless seas canno1 ness and cleansing · could drown, and an endless span come to us. Even now He of years cannot wither yearns to break through our away. defenses against His love I must agree with those and release us from our who stood by, watching as bondage to the temporal the Lord Jesus went about sphere. How He longs right healing and helping: He now, with a heaviness that does everything .well. only the infinite heart of Absolutely everything. God could bear, for our (Thom Mollohan and his eyes, ears and hearts ·to ·be family have ministered in opened, sighing heavily to · southern Ohio the past 11 the Father His discontent years. He is the pastor of with humanity's lostness, Pathway . Community Aiid once our haughty Church, ·which meets on hearts stl'rrender to this Sunday mornings at the amazing invitation, and Ariel Theatre. He may be we've been delivered from reached for comments or sure destruction (the fruit of questions by e-mail at pas· rejecting Him), then every- torthom@pathwaygallipothing changes. When we've lis. com). . ., r r r r r r r r ; r r 1 r r r r r r r r r· r r r r Frldav. N6vemb8r 17.2006 WORS1"DP GOD THIS·WEEK Fellowship Apostolfc 10:45 l'l.m .. Sunday Churth of Jesus Chrhl Apostolii;VanZandt and Ward Rd .. Pastor: James Miller, Sunday School . 10:30 a.m.. Evemng- 7:30p.m. Everbody Basllaag-ups Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God. Matihew 5:8 Rh·er Valley Apmlolic Worship Cemer, 873 S. Jrd Ave., Midd1epon, ReY. Michael Bradforu. Panor, Sunday•. 10:30 a.m. Tues . 6:30 prayer, Wed , 7 pm Bible Srudy RLYI~r Valley Catholic Sacrtd Heart Catholic Cbun:h Emmanuel ..\Potilollc Tabernacle Inc. Loop Rd off New Uma Rd . Rutland. Servi!.:es: Sur1 10:00 a.m. & 7:30 p.m.. Thun; . 7:00p .m .. Pastor Many R. Hutton 161 Mu1beny Ave., Pomeroy. 992-5898. Pastor: Re v. Walter E. Heinz, Sat. Con. 4:45-S:15p .m.; Man - 5:30 p.m., Sun. Con. ·8:4.5·9:15 a.m., Sun. MIISS - 9:30 a.m .. Daily Mass· 8:30a.m . Assembly of God Church of Christ Llbrrty Assembly of God P.O. Box 467, Dudding Lane, Mason, W.Va., Pa~tor: Neil Tennant. Sunday Services- 10:00 n.m. and 7 p.m. Churth of Chrld . 33226 Children'& Home Rd , Pomeroy, OH Comacl 740-441 -1 296 Sunday· morning 10 :00 , Sun morn ing Bible study; foll owing worship. Sun. e\le 6:00 pm. 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I pm book s1udy Pomeroy Wt!itfiide Church of' Christ 33226 Ch ildren 's Home Rd., Sunday School - II ~.m. , Worship - !Oa.m., 15'p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. · Middleport Church of Christ 5th _and Main, Pastor: AI Hanson, Childrens Direc1or; Sharon' S$yre, Te'en Director: Dodger Vaughan, SundaY Sch09l . · 9:30a.m .. Worship - 8:15 . 10:30 a.m .. 7 p.m .. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Hope Baptist Church (Southern) 510 GI1Ult St .. Middleport. Sunday school - 9:30a.m., Worship - II a.m. and 6 p.m .. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Pastor: Gary Ellis Rutland First Baptist Chufth Sunday School • 9:30 a.m., WoBhip • !0:45a.m. Pomeroy Ftm B~~pti§l Pastor Jon Brockert, East Main St., Sunday Sch. 9:30 am, Worship 10:30 am Keno Chllfth ol Chrlsl Worship - 9:30 a.m .. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. , Pastor-Jeffrey Wllllace. 1st and 3rd Sunday Btarwalow Ridge Chun:b or Christ Pu1or:Bruce Terry, Su.nday School -9:30 a.m. Worsh ip - 10:30 a .m., 6:30 _p.m. Wednesday Sen-ices • 6:30 p.m. l1rtt Southern S.ptbt 41872 Pomeroy Pike, Pastor: E. Lamar O'Bryant, Sunday School • 9:30 a .gt., Wonhlp • 8:11 o.m., 9:41am &1:00 p.m .. Wedne1day Servlce1 • 7:00p.m, Zloo Churdl of Cbrtot Pomeroy, HarriiOn'fllle Rd. (Rt.l43), PaiiCir: Roaer Watl\ln, Sunday School • ftiWt Boptlot Cburdl ' Putor: Billy Zuopon lth ond Polmor 51 .. Middleport. Sunday Sohool · 9: ll o.m .. Worohlp • 10: ll o.m, 1:00 p.m.. Wtdnolllloy S.rvl"'· 7:00p.m. 9:30 o.m.. Wonhlp • 10:!0 '·11'·• 1:00 p.m .. Wodnold&y ilorvlcto. 7 p.m. Tttppon Ploln Chuftb ol Cbrltt lnttntmental, Wonhlp Slr'<lct • ; a,m;, RldM Flnlhpllot P1111m Jonph Oudwln, lnlerlm pa110r , Communion • 10 a.m.. Sundl)' School • , 10:1! o.m.. Youtn• !::10 pm Sondoy, Bible Stu<lyWo<lntoloy7pm Sunlloy Sohnol · 9:!0 o.m.. Worohlp • 10:40 o.m., 7:0<1 p.m., Wod:•odoy Servlcto· 7:00p.m. BrtttlburJ Cburdl or Cbrtot Mlnlolor: Tom Runyon. !Ill! Brodbut')' Rood, Mlddlepo", Sondoy Sohool • 9:30 Slim Run S.ptltl P111or: John Swan•un, Sunday Scbool • 10a .m.. Wonhlp • ll1.m., 7:00 p.m. ,Wednalday Seni.-;e•- 7:00p.m. a.m. Wonh.lp -10 :30 a.m. Rutlad Churdl Or Cbrlll SUnday S.-;hOol • 9:30 a.m., Wonhlp and . CommUnion· 10:30 a.m., Bob J. Werry, . Mt. Volon hptlot Pa11or: Dennis Weaver Sunday School9 :4$ a.m .. Evenina - 6:30 p.m., Wednelday Service• · 6:30p.m. Minister • Brtttllord Clnardl ot Chrlll Comer of St. R1. 124 II: Bradbury' Rd., Minister. Doug ShiJTib!in, Youth Minister: Bill Amberger, Sunday School· 9:30a.m, Worship · 8:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m.,Wednesd&}' Senoices -7:00p.m. lktltlthcm Boptbt Cbtlrch Great Bend, Route 124, Racine, OH . Pastar: Ed Carter, Sunday School - 9:30 a .m. , Sunday Warship - 10:30 a.m .. Wednesday Bible Study-7 :00p.m. Old Bethel Free Will B111pthll Cb~n:b 28601 St. Rt . 7, Middleport , Sunday Service - 10 a.m .. 6:00 p.m.. T\Jesda)' Service!i -6:00 It is usually much easier to see the different idiosyncra.'iies of others than MicheUe Kennedy Loca1ed less than 30 minules from Director of Marketing·and Admissions Athens. Pomeroy or Parkersburg 1-740-'67-3156 "Still smaU enough to care" those' of 01melves. Furthenrlcf'e. some perfect, or if we do have any quirks thai they are """""ly too small for anyone to notice; however, each of us possesses · them in ooe fOflT! or another. Accqting oChers· with their linle peculiarities is necessary in order to live in hannony, and La get almg in this world; besides, who is to say whal is nonnal and accep~Jlble in this day and age? We all have our own little mannerisms and habits that make each of us unique, and as long as they are not hurting anYone. including ourselves, we're fine. The Bible tells us that we should bear with one ~. arid forgive one another, c:ven as Ouist has forgi,•en us. (Col. 3: 13) So. !he neJiit time we meet someone wOO talks too much, or who b always telling us of their personally problems. or who ts always bragging. we should try to be more patic:nt and urwt.r:.IIUoding is s ~llspring ·o f lift 10 him who has it. Bot 1M corm:tioo offoools is folly .. .. Ntw I(J. V. Provtrm 16:22 understanding, and try to set:: Lheir virtues. Hours Warm Friendly Atmosphue of us may even think that we are ,nearly 6am·8pm ·MiUie's ~estaurant 740-949-2210 "A Home Bank for Home People. Hills Self Storage 29670 Bashan Rd. Racine, OH 740-949-2217 Homemade Desserts Made Daily Homt Cooked Mtt~ls & DDily Spttillli Open 7 days a week 74Q-992-7713 If ye abide in Me, and My words abide in you, ye shall ask whoJ ye will, and it shall be done unto you. 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Evening Services- 6:30 p.m., Wednesday Service~ - 6:30p.m. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m .. Worship 10:30 a.m. Roedsvtllt Church or God of Prophecy OJ. White Rd . off St. Rt. 160. Pastor: PJ . Chapman, Sunday School - _10 a.m.. Worship - I 1 a.m.. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m . Congregational Trinity Churth Second ' & Lynn. Pomeroy. ~astor: Rev. Jonathan N_oble, Worship 10:25 a.m., Sunday School9:15 a .m Episcopal Grace Episcopal ChUJ"~:b 326 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Sunday School ~nd Holy Euchari5t 11 :00 a .m. Re\'. EdWard Payr1e. Holiness Community Chun:h Pastor: Steve Tomek, Main Street, Rutland , Sunday W~.mhi~IO :OO a.m.. Sunday Service- ? p.m . DanvUie HoUness Cbun:h 31057 State Ro1.J1e 325-, Lang svlle, Pastor: Benjamin Crawford. Sunday sc hool - 9:30 a.m.. Sunday worship - 10:30 a.m. & ? p.m., Wednesday prayer service~ 7 p.m. Calvary Pll~rlm Chapel Harrisonville Road . Pustor: Charles McK~IUit, Sunday School 9:30 a.~ .. Worship - II a.m ., _7:00p.m .. Wednesday Service · 7:00p.m. · Rose of Sbaron Holiness Church Leading Creek Rd ., Rutland. Pastor: Rev. Dewey King, Sunday school- 9:30 a.m .. . Sunday worship -7 p.m., Wednesday prayer meeting· 7 p.m. , Pine Grmt Riblt lloliness Ch•ttb 112 mile off Rt . 325, Pastor: Rev. O'Dell MMley. Sunday School · 9:30 a.m., Wo.i'Ship • 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m .. Wednt:sday Service- 7:30 Jf .m. Wnleyu Bible Holln• Chun:la 75 Pearl St., Middleport. Pastor: Rick Bourne, Sunday School· 10 a.m . Wonhlp ·10:45 p.m.. Sunday Eve. 7:00 p.m,, Wednelday Servloe -7:30p.m . Hyooll RIID Commun!IJ Church P••tor: RIY. Larry LAmley: Su!~Jay School • 9:30 o.m .. Worthlp • 10:4! o.m., 7 p.m., 11tunclo¥ Bible Study ond Yoolh • 7 p.m. Uurtl Cliff Fnt Motltodlot Clturck Putor : Olenn Rowe. SundQ School • 9:30 a.m., Wonhlp • 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m..Wodrooloy S.rvlco ·7:00p.m. Christian Union Hartford Church of Christ in Christian Union Hartford . W.Va .• Pastor:Da vid Greer. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m ., Worship 10 :30 a.m.• 7:00 p.m.• Wednesday Services -7:00p.m. Church of God Mt. Moria~ Cburdl of God Mile Hill Rd .. Racine. Past or: Jame_s Sanc:rfidd . Sunday School - 9:45 a.m .. ~~~ Services - 7 The Cltmb of J Cbrltt ol Lotter-O.y Solnto St . Rt. 160. 446·6247 or 446-1416, Sunday S.-;hool 10:20·11 a.m., Relief Society/Prle1thood 11:0'·12:00 nooti, Sacr1ment Service 9·10;1.5 a .m., Homemaking maetinJ, hi Thun. ·"'p.m . Lutheran St. Jobo Lathcru Cbardt Pine Grove, Worship-9:00a.m. , Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Pastor: James P. Brady United Methodist Graham Unlttd Mtdtodist Worship · II a.m. Pastor: Richard Nease Bedl~ United Metbodhl New Ha,·en , Ri chard Nease, Pastor. Sunday worship 9:..'\0 a.m . Tu e.~. b:JO pra y~r and Bible Study. "•· Olive United Methodht Off 124 behind Wilkesville, Pastor: Rev . Ralph Spires , Sunday School • 9:30a.m., ~o~hip- .10:30 a.m., 7 p.m., Thursd&)' Sen<ices- 7 p.m. Meigs Cooperatln Parish Nonheasl Clu ster, Alfred , Pastor: Jane -Beattie. Sunday School · 9:30 a.m., Worship - II a.m., 6:30p.m. Chcster Pastor: Jane Beatiie, Worship - 9 a.m., Sunday School -, 10 a.m.• Thursday Scr.·ices - 1 p.m'. · .. ..... .............. -l--.fi!i~tr .funeral -orne 2MS..IIciiiiiii.•Ei?r 1\ .. 499 Richland Avenue, Athens 740-594-6333 1-800-451-9806 7.112-IMI . Tappen: Plllins St. Paul Past or: Jane Beattie , Sunday School - Y a.m .. Worship · 10 a.m .. Tuesday Service:=s • 7:3U p.m. Centnl Chuter Ashllry (Syracuse), Pastor: Bob Robinson . Sunday School • 9:45 _a.m., Wonhip • II a.m.• Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. Eaterprlse Pastor: Arland King , 'Sunday School !0:30 a.m., Worship • 9:30 a.m., Bible Study Wed . 7:30 Flatwoods Pastor: Keith Rader, Sunday School - 10 a.m., Worship · tl 'a.m. Fott'St R•n Pastor: Bob Robirisoo, Sunday School · 10 a.m., Wun>hip - 9 a.m. Heath (MJddteport) Pas1or: Brian Dunham, Sunday School 9:30a.m .• Worship . 11 :00 a.m . Minersville Pastor: Bob Robinson, Sunday School - 9 a.m., Worsh i p ~ IOa.m. Pearl Cllapel Sunday School -. 9 a.m., Worship - 10 a.m . Pomeroy Pastor: Brian Dunhllm. Worship -. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School- 10:35 a.m. Rock Springs - Pastor: Keith R'ader. Sunday School- 9:15 a.m .. Worship • IU . a.m ., Youth Fdlowship. Sunday · 6 p.m. Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene PllS!or: hn Lavender, SundaY School 9:30 a.m ., Worship · 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m., Wednesday Service5 - 7 p.m. Cbater Cbun:h of tbt NllZM'tne Pas1or: Rev. Herben Gralt, Sunday School - 9:30a.m., Worship - 11 a.m., 6 p.m.. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. Rutland Churcb or the Nazarf:ne Sunday School · 9:30 a .~ .• Worship 10 :30 a.m., 6:30 . p.m .. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. Rev. Mike Clark Other Churches Syncuse Comnmnlly Churth 2480 Second St., Syrncose, OH Sun. SchooliO am, Sundy ni ght 6:30pm . Under the direction of Dan & Faith Hayman A New Bqlnnlng (FuU Gospel Cbun:b) Hll!Tisooville, Pastocs: Bob and Kay Manhull. S~:~nday Service, 2 p.m. . s.....me SundaY School.· 10 a.m., Wonhlp ·;a.m. Bolblft1 Poolor: John Ollmolt, Sondoy Sohool· 10 o.m.. Worohlp • 9 o.m.. WodniiiCioy S.rvl011 • 10 o.m. · P.O. Box 683 Pomero Ohio 45769-06B3 Whlte"s Chapel Wesl~tyiUI Coohdlle:= Road, Pastor: Rev . Ph illip Ridenour, Sunday School - 9:30 a.rit. , Worship- 10:30 a.m.. Wednesdl.y Sen·ice • 7 p.m. Cah•ary Bible Churth · Pom l! roy Pike. Co. Rd ., Pastor: Rev. Blac'kwood. Sunduy School - 9:30a.m .. Worshi'p 10 :30 a.m .. 7:30 p.m., Wednesday SerVi~t= - 7: JO p.m. AIIUidna Grace Community Chun-h Pastor: Wayne Dunlap, Slate Rl. 681, Tuppers Plains. Sun . Worship: 10 am & 6:30pm .. Wed. Bible Study 7:00p.m. Oasis Cbr~tlan Fellowship (Non-denominaliona1 fellowship) Meeting in the Meigs Midd le: SchOOl Cafeteria Pastor: Chris S1ewan 10:00 am- Noon Sllnday; Informal WoBhip. Children "s minimy Stlvusvlllf Community Apostolic Church Paslor: Wayne R. Jewell. Sunday worship - b:OO p.m.. Wednesday - 6:00p.m. Bible Study Community of Christ Portland· Racine Rd .• Pasror: Jim Proffin . Sunday School • 9:30 a.m .. Worship !0:3_0 a.m., Wednesday Services - 7:00 p.m. Be.. eiWonhtp Center 39782 S.R. 1. Reedsville, OH 45-772, 1/2 mile r1orth of Eastern Schools on SR 7. A Full Gospel Church, Pastor Rob Barber. Associate Pas1or Karyn Dav ts, Youth Pastor Suzie Franc is, Sunday services 10:00 am worship, 6:00 pm Fami ly Life Classes, Wed. Home Cell Groups 7:00 p.m.. Outer Limits Ct=ll Group at the church 6:30 pm to 8:30pm Ash Stretl Chun:h 398 Ash St.. Middleport-Pastor Jeff Smith Sunday School • 9:30 a.m.. Morning Wouhip - \0:30 a.m. & 1:00 pm, Wednesday Service - 7:00 p.m., Youth Service· 7:00p.m. · Appe Llfl Center "Pull·Ootpiel Church:'. Pa1ton Jo~n &: Pany Wade, 603 Second Arve. Ma•on, 773· 5017, Service tlme: Sunday 10:30 a.m.. Wednelday 7 pm Abundant Gr... R.F.I . illS. Third St .. Mldclloport. Pootor Tertii Davia. Sunday aerY ice , 10 a.m.. Rejoicing Life Chun:h 500 N. 2nd Ave .. Mi dd leport. Pastor: M1ke I ureman. Pustor Emcntus Lawrence Foreman. Worship- IU:OO am Wednesd~y Services • 7 p.m. CliRon 'fll~nade t.:hureh Clifton , WVa ., Sunday School- 10 a.m., Worsh ip - i p.m., Wednesday Service· 1 p.m. New Lire Victory Center 317) Geo rge~ Cr-.-ek Road, Gallipol is. OH Paslor: Bill Suu.:n. Sunday Services - 10 a.m. & 7 p .m. Wednesday - 7 p.m. &: You1h 7 p.m Full Guspel Chun:h or th~: Uving Savior Rt.338 , Antiquity. P11stor: Jesse- Morris, Saturday 2:00 p,m. Service~: Salem Community Church Back of WeNt Columbi11. W.Va.om Lievina Ro1~. P11tur: Ctuule• Routh (304) 675· 22MM, Sunt.l•y S~:hptll IUO im, Sunday avcnmy mvit-o '1':00 pm , Blbl)' Study WOLinoliday 1oervkc 7:00pm lloboon Chrlotlon Foll"''hlp Cltufth P"tm: Her.chel Whlto. Sunday School· I() 11m. Sumlay Chun:b ~ervlce • 6: ~ pm WtdnvM.lay 7 pn) Clrtttii.Sutton Cormol t Boohon Rdo. Roolno, Ohio, Wtdneidl)' Mrvlce, 7 p.m. Putor;, lofta OllmoN. Sul\4ay School • 9:45 a.m.. Wonhlp • I I :00 a.m . , Bible hltb Pall Gooptl Church Lont Bonom, Pallor~ Steve Reed. Sunday Riotorotlon Chrt,tlan FolloWihlp Schoal. 9:10 a.m. Worthlp - 9:l0 a.m. and 7 p.m .. Wednalday - 7 p.m .. 'friday · fellowlhlp aervl~e 7 p.m. _9J65 Houpcr koad. Ath10n1, Patlor: Lonnie Co111. Sund11y Wmhlp 10:00 am, Wcdneflday:' 7 pm Hln'laonvllle Community Church Pattor: Themn Durham. Sun_day - 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m .. Wednelday- 7 p.m. Houae ot Heallna Mlnlatrln St. Rt.124 Lonpwtlle,OH Full 'auspe!. Cl Pastors Robert.& Roberta ' Putor: John Ollmore, Sunday School· II a.m., Wonhlp • 10 a.m. Eat Letart Pa11or: Bill Manhatl Sunday School • 9a.m ., Wonhip • 10 a.m., ht Sunday nery mon1h eveninJ aervice 7:00· p.m.; Wednftday • 7 p.m, Rodtoe Putor: Kerry Wood , Sunday School - 10 a.m. , Wonhip_ - 11 a.m.Wednc5day Services 6 pm; Thur Bible Study 7 pm Cool•lle Vnltetl "'etbodlot l'oolllt Pastor: Helen Kline, Coolville. Church, Main & Fifth St., Sun. School · 10 a.m., Wo'rship - 9 a.m ., lUes.' Services - 7 p.m. lktlteiCburdl Township Rd .. 468C. Sundllly School • 9' a.m. Worship - 10 a.m.. Wednesday Services- 10 a.m. HocklqportCbtudt Grand Street, Sunday School ·9:30 a.m.. Worship- 10:30 a.m.. Pastor Phillip Bell. Thr<h Cburcb Co. Rd. fl3, Sunday School - 9:30 a.m .. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Nazarene MickUeport Chun:h of lbe Nual'fDt Pa~tor. Allen Midcap, Sunday School • 9:30 a.m.,Worship · l0:30 a.m., 6:30p.m ., Wednesday Services • 7 p.m., Pastor: Al len Midcap Rmlsvtl .. Follo..... lp Church of the Nazarene, Pastor. Russell Carson , Sur1day Schoo l · 9:30 a.m.. Wors hip · 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m.. ~esday Services - 7 p.m. Syi'I<USO Chun>h of the Nuorene Pastor Mike Adkins, Sunday School - 9:30 Middleport Community Church 575' Pearl St., Middleport , Putor: Sam Andeuon . Sunday School 10 a.m., Evening - 7:30p.m. , Wednesday Se~ice • 7:.30 p.m. PHARMACY We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions 992·2955 Pomeroy Pentecostal Presbyterian Syntcuse M~Won 1411 Bridgeman St., Syracuse , Sunday School · 10 a.m, Evening - 6 p.m.. Wednesday Service - 1 p.m. Haul Commtltllty Cbllfth Off Rt. 124. Pastor: Edsel Han . Sunday Scllool - 9:30a.m .. Worship · 10:30 a.m .. 7:30p.m. Dyesvllle Communl1y Cbarth Sunday School - 9:30 a.m., Worship · 10:30 a.m .• 7 p.m. Mont Cllapel Cburcb Sunday school - IO a.m., Worsb1p - II a.m., Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Faltb Gospel Church Long Bottom . Sunday School · 9:30a.m.. Worship - 10:45 a.m.. 7:30 p.m.. Wedntsday 7:30 p.m . Mt. OUn Community Cburc:h" Pastor: Lawrence Bush, Sunda y School ~ : 30 a.m.. Evening-6:30 p.m .. Wedneday Service - 7 p.m. Full Go>pet Llghtb<HU< 33045 Hiland Road. Pomeroy. Pastor: Ro~ Hunter, Sunda)' School - 10 a.m ., Evenin g 7:30p.m., Tuesday & ThuN .- 7:30p.m. Pastor: Rohert Crow. Worshi p- 9 a.m . MiddlepOrt Pn:sbyttriln Pastor: James Snyder. Sunday School 10 a.m.. v.orship service II am. Seventh-Day Adventist Seventh·Da)' Adnntlst Mul btrry Hts . Rd .. Pomeroy. Saturday Services: Sabbath School - 2 p.m.:• Worship · 3 p.m. United Brethren MI. Hrrmon United Bl'Hhren In Christ Church Communit)' .\6411 Wickham Rd , Pastor: ~ler Manindale. Sonc!ay School · 9 )0 a.m .. Worship - 10:30 O!m., 7:00 p.m.. Wednesda)' Services - 7:00 p.m. Youth group meeting 2nd & 4th Sundays 7 pm . Eden Unl1ed Brelhnn In Christ Stalt' Roule 124. be1weeo Rc:eds,•ille & Hockingpon. Sonda~ School - 10 a.m., Sunda} Wor ~ hip - II .00 a.m. Wednesday Ser,i ct-~- 7:00p.m .. Pa~tor· M. Adam ,Texa~ Sou1h Bethel Community Cbun:h ROCKSPRINGS Le1 your light SQ shine before IREHAI311LIT'ATI()N CENTER men. thal'lhey may see your Th< ~..,..you lhsorvt, ~lost to home good works and glorify your 36759 Rocksprings Rd. Father in heaven." Pomeroy, OH 45769 Matthew 5:16 740-992-6606 SWISHER & LOHSE Muner. Sundlly School 9:30 ' am •• Wonhip 10:30 am - 7:00 pm . Wed. Sel'\'ke 7:00pm Ptaterostal .A§sembly St. Rt . 124, Racine. Tornado Rd . Sunday School · 10 a.m.. E"ening • 7 p.m., Faith V111tlty Tabtnaac~ Chun:b Bailey Run Road , Pastor: ~ev . Emmett . Wednesday Serv1ces- 1 p.m. Rawson, Sunday E,·enir1g 7 p.m .. Thumlay Service- 7 p.m. Harrtson,·llle Pftsbyterlan Church God so loved the world he gave his onlv lbe'lWI'Ien 5011 j~hn 3:16 li Iii:'~ C111rltton lnterdenomlnatlonMI Church Kir1gsbur) Road, Pastor Robert Vance, Sunday School · 9 30 a.m., WoBhip Servkr 10:30 am. Evrning Servicr: 6 p.m. Frmlom Gospel Mlsston Bald Knob, on Co. Rd . 31 , Prnor: Re:v. · Roger Wil lford, Sunday Schuol - 9:30 a.m. Warshi p- 7 p.m. Fairview Blblt Church Letaq, W.Va . RL I. Pastor: Briar1 May, Sunday School - 9:30a.m .. Worship· 7:00 p.m.. Wednesday Bible Study-7:00p.m. Failla Fellowship Crusade for Christ Pastor: Rev. Franklin Dickens, Service: Friday. 7 p.m. RuUand Pastor: Ri ck Bourne-. Sunday School 9: ~ a.m., Worsh ip - 10:30 a.m., Thursday Service5 • 7 p.m. Salem Center Pastor: William K. Marshall . Sunday School - 10:1~ a.m., Wonhip- 9:1.5 a.m., Bible Study': M\]ndty 7:00pm MornJnaStar Bib!~ · Demr Chur<:h ol Chri51 Sunday ~hool9: 30 a.m., Sunday worship - 10:30 a.m. The Church or Christ or Pomeroy lmerscction 7 and 124 W, Evar1gelis t: Denni s Sarger11 ; Sunda)' Bible Study 9:30a.m.. Worship : 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.. Wednesday Bible Study- 7 p.m. Worship - 9:30 a.m .. Sunday School 10:3U am .. First Sunday of Month - 7:00 p.m. service Stu<ly Wed. 7:l0 p.m. Latter-Day Saints Davls-Qulckel Agency Inc. If ye abide In Me, and My Brogan-Wamer . Full line ot INSURANCE . Insurance words abide in you, ye shall Products+ ask whoJ ye wiU, and it shall SERVICES ·~ 214 E. Main ~ ~:~~~:· be dnne unto you. 992-5130 ENCIES Inc. · John 15:7 . Pomeroy 992-6677 Loa& Bottom SL Paal Lutbtran Cburcb Comer ·sycamort & Second St.. Pomeroy, Sun . School- _9:45a.m ., Worship - II a.m. your lighl so shine before 1men, that they may· see your h<>od works and glorify your Bill Quickel 507 Mulberry Heights Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Alltiqulty Bapll~ Sunday School - 9:30 a.m .. Worship - IF:ath:.rin heaven." MEIGS FAMILY EYECARE, LLC A. JACKSON BAILES, OD (740) 992-3279 '-!!Y Tol Free 1-877-583-2433 Mt. Moriah Bopdst Fourth &. Main S1 :, Middleport. Pa§tor: Rev. Gilbert Craig. Jr.. Sunday School .9:30 a.m.. Worship - 10:45 a.m. pm . R...Uvtllt Chardt of Chrtsl Study. Wednesday. 6: 30p.m Forest Run Baptist· Pomeroy ReY, Jose ph Woods, Sunday School • 10 . a.m., Wonhip- 11:30 a.m. Pastor: Denzil Null. Worship - 9:30 a.m. Sunday School·10:30 a.m . Our SaViour J,.utberan Chureh Walnut and Hc;:nry S1s .. Ravenswood, W.Va., Pastor: David Russell, Sunday ~chool - 10:00 a.m .. Worship · II a.m . Pastor: Phllip Sturm, Sunday School: 9:30 Faith Bapli!il Chun:b Railroad St .. Mason . Sunday School - '10 ·a.m., Worih ip • II il .m.. b p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Joppa Rutland Churcb or God Pastor: Ron Heath, Sunday Wonb ip - 10 a.m .• 6 p.m.. Wednesday Services - 7 Silver Ridge - Pa~tnr Lmda Dame"'ood, Sunda)· School- 9 am .. Worship ~rvi~ 10 a.m 2nd and 4th Sunday a.m ., Worship · 10;30 a.m., 6 p.m.. WedllCSday Services· 7 p.m. p.m. llkkory Hll~ Cbllfth of Chrtot Tuppers Plains, Pastor Mike Moore, Bible class. 9 a.m. Sunday : worship 10 a.m. Sunday: 'worship 6:30 pm Sundpy : Bible class 7 pm Wed . a.m.. Worship Sen·ice : 10:30 a.m .. 525 N. 2nd St. Middlepon , Pastor: Jame s E . Keesee. Wo~hip - IOa.m., 7 p.m .. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Coolville, Ohio • 6:00 p.m., Rutland Frt-t Will Baptlsl Salem St .. Pastor: Jamie Fortner, Sunday School • 10 a.m., Eve ning • 7 p.m., Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Setond Baptl!lt Chun:b RaVen swood , WV, Sur1day School tO am. Morning worship I I am Everling- 7 pm. , Wednesday 7 p.m. Vldory Boplbt lndepeodettt ARCADIA NURSING CENTER Ev~ning Pastor: Don Walker Hltlskte S.ptl!il Chun:h St: R1. 143 just off R1. 7, Pastor: Re v. Jame s R. Acree, Sr., Sunday Unified Service. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m., Wednesday Services -7 p.m. The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our community The Dally Sentinel ·Page A7 www.mydallysentlnel.com !francis Florist Meigs County's Oldest Aori~l East Main Pomeroy, Oh 'lot Ul oend ''"' lhOUI!h" . ... <po<l&l .. ~· 741)-992-2644 740.992-6298 MY arace is sufficient for thee: for mY . strene.th is made Perfect in weakness. II Cor,• 12',9 White Funeral Home Blessed are the pure "So I strive aiways to keep Office Service &Supply Since 1858 in heart; for they my conscience clear before ~~:;;:;::::;. 137-C N. 2nd Ave. God and man." h s 'I M"ddl rt OH 9 F'Ifth Street 114~!:,~ll~m shall see God. Acts 24:.16 supprm•o•· E.'~;:;;v"' ' ~rm. m I epo ' Coolville, Ohio J..... H.Aiwlenott .UcetooolFuomllli.-r Matthew S.·S n2 N. 2nd Ave . Middleport . oH 992 1!'1 76 ..._ _;7.4.;Q.-.6.61J117IJII-31J1111J111•Q--·H~eiru F...tlloupt Fouvnll'l.la:niog:J.___..::::::.:~:JI..--------~~~ 35~3~-0::;R3~7.:F~ax~:~(7:::40~J~~~---;;;;."'IN;;;~---1 �• .- • Page AS REGIONAL The Daily Sentinel Friday, November 17, 2oo6 . OU official ·upt,.olds firing of administrators over computer breaches ATHENS (AP)- An Ohio University official has upheld the firing of two school administrators over computer . breaches discovered at the university in ApriL · Tom Reid, former director of communication network sei'Vices, and Todd Acheson, former UNIX systems manager, were fired in July, two months after the university discovered the breaches that exposed 173,000 files containing Social Security numbers, names, medical records and home addresses. University Provost Kathy Krendl said in letters sent Wednesday to Reid and Acheson that they failed in worked to prevent electron- submitting proposals for their responsibility for ic break-ins on school com- years that would have predesigning and maintaining a puters and were incorrectly vented the problems, but the higher-ups at the university secure network.. blamed for lapsed security. refused to implement or "It does not indicate that The committee's report you intended to put our data faulted other university offi- fund them," said Gittes. Reid's attorney said that' at risk, but in fact, that was cials for not reorganizing the result of failing to take the school's computer sys- he is looking at all the legal the necessary proactive terns and leaving security options for his client. "I'm greatly disappointed steps to protect confidential responsibilities unclear. information," she stated. Acheson's attorney, Fred that the provost didn't take Reid and Acheson filed Gittes, said Thursday that this opportunity to do the grievances in August, and a · Krendl should not have been right thing and correct the university grievance com- involved in deciding the mat- mistakes the university mittee last month recom- ter because she was part of made in respect to both of mended their reinstatement. the administration.that Gittes these men, neither of whom deserved to be fired or The committee said the two said caused the problem. "She never mentioned in blamed for the computer men deserved apologies and new jobs because evidence her report that Acheson, security problems," said showed that they had Reid and others had been . attorney James Coiner. BY TOM BREEN Friday...Mostly cloudy in the morning ...Then .becoming partly cloudy. Cooler with hi~hs in the upper 40s. West wmds 5 to 10 mph. Friday . night ... Partly cloudy in the evening ... Then clearing. Lows in the lower 30s. West winds around 5 mph in .the evening ... Becoming light and variable. CHARLESTON, W.Va. The independent panel char~ed with reviewing the posstble health effects of a chemical found in West Virjlinia and Ohio wants to do 1ts own study on workers at a plant where the substance is used to manufacture Teflon. Wilmington, DeL-based DuPont Co., which operates the Washington Works plant near Parkersburg, has done its own studies on death rates among workers. The company says the studies prove ammonium perfluorooctaonate, also known as C8 or PFOA, has no definitive link to human disease. But the . three-member panel wants to study occurrence of disease rather than just death among workers. The panel was created as part of a 2005 court -settlement between DuPont and residents of the Ohio River Valley who said the company was contaminating their drinking water. "An incidence study of disease occurrence, rather than , death, is a stronger study design with ... more statistical power to detect effects of C8 if such effects exists,'.' the panel said in a - . . Saturday.•• Partly cloudy. Highs in the lower 50s. Southwest winds around 5 mph. Saturday night ...Partly cloudy. Lows in the lower 30s. . Northwest winds around 5 mph. Sunday... Mostly cloudy with a chance of rain showers. Highs in the mid 40s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Local Stocks ACI- 33.01 AEP-41.42 Akzo- 57.13 Ashland - 85.55 BIG- 23.10 Bob Evans- 34.29 aorewamer - 60.70 CENX- 37.112 Champion - 6.80 • Charmlne Shope - 14.02 City Holdln& - 39.86 Col- 59.86 DO -15.29 DuPont- 47.63 Federal Mo&ul - .38 USB-33.97 - 1111.97 "Any time there's a high Gannatt "It will be my ruling that General Electric - 35.96 they get it,'' ·Gustke said, exposure group, from a sci- · GKNLY-5.90 according to a court tran- ·· entific standpoint ·it's impor- Harley Davldeon - 72.70 tant to study them,'' he said. · JPM -47.85 script. statement that was included in a motion· filed Thursday by the plaintiffs' attorney~ in Wood County Circuit The reque&ted study would Court in Parkersburg. The panel said it should be one of I 0 the science panel conduct the study rather plans to conduct between than DuPont, partly because 2007 and 20 II , focusing on the court has mandated that CS's possible effects on it be neutral in the case. A everything from heart disease study by DuPont. would be and stroke to birth outcomes. called into question by the Although some studies have plaintiffs, the panel said. linked the chemical to cancer The statement had been in animals, .there is no solid sent to both the plaintiffs and evidence to link it to illnesses DuPont on Wednesday. said in humans. ·Kyle Steenland, an Emory At a news conference in University epidemiologist Vienna on Tuesday, Steenland and member of the panel. said the panel hopes to study · DuPont spokeswoman workers at the plant because Robin Ollis said the compa- they were exposed to C8 in ny has not seen the court fil- larger quantities and in differing and will take appropri- ent ways than area residents, ate action once it evaluates ·who were primarily exposed the documents. through drinking water. DuPont has argued that such a study would be outside the scope of the settlement. The plaintiffs' motion asks Judge Arthur Gustke to order DuPont to allow the science panel to conduct a study of about 5,000 workers at the plant. At a Monday hearing, Harry Deitzler, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, asked Gustke whether he would rule that the panel be allowed· to conduct such a study if the panel asked for it. Bl The Daily S~ntinel Buckeyes, Page B8 Local Weather CS science panel wants its own ~dy on DuPont workers ASSOCIATED PRESS WRI'fER Inside ............. .,.. .... .a-•....--,_.-...a ..... .,.,.,._,na._... _,.,.._. ..,_ ........... ,....,,. --....a<JrpM•.tiU'------w•..,.weur-.---r MIG tiW'f'I'OI'I_.. AM WIUiil ..,.,_.._ .........,,....., t• ..., OUII«NNII,. you CMCIM T• har Mre, al ltr , . . u 141l tttllf1 ·~~ tllltlolllolll..lf. ~ ~...,.­ ~.....,. -MOo('~....,... -""'......,--. "· .;,IIUIIIIIMt.• A. . . Oil OJII ' 94 i:IJ5or J.IM.451·• Kroger - 22.23 Ltd.- 31.19 NSC -IU.24 Oak Hill Financial - 27.90 OVB-25.15 BBT-43.92 Peoples- 31.17 Pepsico - 61.80 Premier ....: 14.08 Rockwell - 84.90 Rocky lloota - 13.78 Sears - 169.26 Wat-Mart- 47.91 Wendy's- 35.76 Worthlneton - 17.70 Dally atock reports are the 4 p.m. closlne quotea of the previous day's transactions, provided by Slillth Financial Advisors of Hilliard Lyons In Galllpolla. Friday, November 17, 2006 io tate- ic i an Memorable showdowns,·personalities. Bobcats win MAC East Title for two with such a big lead, he stared at the questioner and said, "Because we couldn't go for THREE!" Now Hayes is long gone, but the game that he injected such energy and, yes, hatred into continues in fine fettle. This Saturday, a team from Michigan will meet one from Ohio State in the I 03rd meeting . .It's the first time the two teams have been ranked 1-2· in the game. It's rare to have a "first" in the series, since so much has happened over the years. Here are a few glimpses Q,f what has made- The Game perhaps the premier rivalry in all of sports: BY RUSTY MtUER ASSOCIATED PRESS ; ATHENS (AP) - Matt Muncy recovered a botched punt snap for a touchdown and Kalvin McRae rushed for 136 yards and a score as Ohio beat Akron 17-7 Thursday night to win the Mid-American Conference East Division. The Bqbcats (8-3, 6-1) will play West Division winner Central Michigan in the MAC championship game Nov. 30 at Ford Field in Detroit Akron, which won its first MAC championship and played in its first Div1sion IA bowl game last season, needed to win against Ohio to stay alive for a return trip . to the conference title game. But the Zips (5-6, 3-4) fell behind 17-0 by the third quarter and didn't score until Luke Getsy's 19-yard TO pass to . Jabari Arthur with 6:56 remauung. McRae ran 3 yards for a Please see MAC. B4. COLUMBUS Like most . of the best stories about the Michigan-Ohio State rivalry, this one begins with Woody Hayes. The volatile Buckeyes football coach was on a recruiting trip on the southern fringe of Michigan, exact! y where and when is open to .question. "Suddenly his car began to lurch forward and he realized, 'Oh, I'm out of gas,"' said Ohio State's longtime sports-information director, Marv Homan, perhaps sandpapering the rough edges of the coach's language a bit. Rather than walk to a nearby filling Station, the stubborn Hayes refused to give his money to anyone from "that state up north" and he and an assistant pushed the ca:r across the Ohio line before finally getting fuel. Tlu:n there's the 1968 game. With I :23 left and Ohio State on top 50-14, Hayes had his team go for ·a two-point conversion. Asked later why he went -------------------------------------- The Prediction Michigan had just suffered its first loss of the 1986 season to Minnesota, dropping from No. 2 to No. 6 in the polL Quarterback Jim Harbaugh decided to shake things up and predict a vic. tory over Ohio State. "It was just something I needed and I felt my team needed," says Harbaugh, now in his iliird year as the head coach at the University AP photo Michigan football coach Bo Schembechler, left, meets with Ohio State coach Woody Hayes in this undated photo, location unknown. Top-ranked Ohio State takes. on No. 2 Michigan on Saturday of San Diego. "I ' ve always into the locker room and Schembechler, handled it been pretty bold and there thou~ht what his equally was genius," Harbaugh said. was some magic tu it, some volatile head coach might bave to say about it. power to it." At least until he walked "The way our leader, Bo Please see Sh~downs, 84 Redmen avenge loss to defending champiollS LWC tied the gaine in the 60th minute when Nathaniel Jafta assisted · DAYTONA BEACH, Adam Howard. It looked as Fla. - The University of · if the 'game was headed to Rio Grande men 's soccer an extra session after the team got revenge in a big Howard score, but Rio's way. . In their first meeting junior high-scoring forsince the 2001 NAJA ward, Guy Heywood, put National Semifinals , the the Redmen on top for Redmen clashed with good with the deciding defending champion goal in the 84th minute . It Lindsey Wilson in the sec- was an unassisted goal in Heywood beat ond round of the NAIA which National Tournament. Lindsey goalkeeper Dejan Lind s e y Ondelj in one-on-one situwon 2-1 in ation. the 2001 Rio's senior goalkeeper match-up Derek Talcott arguably en. rout~ to played the best game of his w 1 n n ·t n g · career in which he recordthe nation- ed ll saves. He made a al cha~pl- tremendous stop with five on s h 1 P. · minutes remaining in the T~ls time first half as he pushed 10 Rd away a shot in the 'upper was Talcott G ran e ' h · o fh who scored ng t portmn t e ofh t e a 2-1 victo- net from Jafta. He also ry to deflected two other great advance to attempts in the secorid half the quarter- to ~eep the contest at I~ I final round setung up Heywood s , o n heroics. Saturday. Rio had two near misses R i o in the 'second half, G r a n d e Heywood missed off the ( I 8 - 2 ) , cros.sbar midway through ranked No. the second half and sophoHeywood 2 in the more forward Frank Brown final NAIA poll , is the was denied on a breakaway fourth seed at the tourna- in the 68th minute. ment. Lindsey Wilson ( 12LWC out-shot Rio 19-9 10) was the No. 20 seed . and held a 12-5 .edge in LWC had beaten Judson 3- shots on goal. I. on Wednesday. Ondelj posted three Lindsey Wilson was the saves in the defeat for aggressor in the first half Lindsey Wilson . as .they controlled possession. Despite that fact , Rio Rio advances to the quarGrande took a t -0 lead to terfinal on Saturday and halftime. Senior mid-field- will face the winner of No . er Conar Dawson gave the 5 seed Southern Nazarene Redmen the lead with a (OK) and No. 12 seed goal in the 16th minute . William Jewell (MO) at Dawson was the recipient noon . . of a great cross from freshStretch Internet will proman ·~ mid -fie lder Jason vide play -by-play coverMassie. age. . .•. . .~ BY MARK WILLIAMS SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL 1111111111 POMEROY Local farmers and livestock producers have until Dec. 29 to submit applications for consideration under next year's Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP). EQIP is a voluntary conservation program administered by the USDA Natural Resources Conservation · Service for farmers that promote both agricultural production and environmental quality. . The program offers finan cial and technical assistance to help eligible 'particip,ants install . or implement structural and management practices. Eligible practices include: agrichemical containment facilities, manure management · facilities, livestock wntering systems, pasture plantings, fericing livestock from streams and woodlands, pasture division fencing, or other conservation practices that reduce 5oil erosion and improve water quality. EQIP offers contracts with a minimum term thai ends one year after the implementation of the last scheduled practices and a maximum of I 0 years. These contracts provide incentive payments to implement conservation practices. People who are engaged in livestock or agricultural production on .eligible land may participate in the program. · EQIP activities are carried out according to a conservation plan with the producer. The practices are subject to NRCS technical standards and specifications. Applications will be ranked by a state and local point system, and the highest ranking applications will be selected for funding . Those applicij, uons not accepted due to lack of funds will remain on file for future consideration. The sign-up for this program is continuous, but there is a ranking 'cut-off date. Fanilers and landowners in Ohio have until Dec. 29 to submit applications to be considered for this round. of EQIP. Conservation programs under .the Farm Bill are voluntary and focus on a variety of natural resource concerns. For more information, contact your local USDA Service at (740) 992-6647. Forestry EQIP available The Natural Resources· Conservation Service is administering special program for woodland owners called the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP). This voluntary conservation program is designed to promote environmental quality through ~oodland management compatible with national goals. Funds may be available to woodland owners for assistance with woodland improvement projects. If you own woodland in Meigs County and are interested in this program, call the NRCS at the Pomeroy Service Center at (740) 992-6647. A forest stewardship management plan is requi,red before · signing up for grapevine control, tree . planting, tree thinning and crop tree rele(ISe practices. Those interested in the program or in need of a management plan are to contact the Pomeroy Service Center. The application process is currently open and available to interested landowners. For more information contact Jaso n Crislip, NRCS Soil Conservationist, (740) 992-4282 :t • ••• lirA e AppetiZers Md -- - - • -~-- -- ~ -- . 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On Rd. 2A • 4417 11-D1035 000 Foulty Raymond C Lot Sect ·21 Se Cor Frac 30 1073A.... .. ..8883 11-G0813 000 Gilmore Gary W &lOr Emily J Ellll Sect 32 Sa Corner Ex 14 Vein Coal 10 d2A 106 07 11-G0813 000 Gloyd Wllllom H Jr Etol Lot Sect 9 In Ne Prt Of Free 12 S Of Rd J8A Of 2 25A 76A • .. • ..1354.58 11-Q0385 000 Haley Dwight Jr &lOr Haley Uark Sr Lot Sect. -8 Out Of UtA 3 75A '." ."':·:·: ·: ·:":":·:--· 548.10 11-00090 000 Hyaall Jomaa Gerold Emer.on Lot14-7 Npl Qf 11 22A In E Part Of Nw114 Ex Coal 4 52A .. • 114 63 11-000111 000 Hyull Jamea Gerald Emerson Sact 7 N Pert Of 6-112A In Mid Of W line Df Nw114 s63A • 8n9s 11-00500 000 HySIII Jamao Gerald Emerson Lot Sect • 14-7 In Ne PI Of Sec & Nw PI Of S.C. 1 731 40 4 SOA • 11-00875 001 HySIII Ronald N Jr Sect 13 T6 Rt4 Mid On W Line 3.427A Out Of 118.18A 3.427A - 89.82 11-G1656 000 Hysell Ronald N Jr Sect 13 T6 R14 Mid OnW Line 1.624A ..... .... 244.67 11-oo&89 000 Mash James L &lOr Norene C Lot Sect ·2 Sw Prt 01 Brown'S 45A 79 67 3.15A 1Hl0690 000 Mash James L &/Or ,..,._ C Lot Sect -2 21 15A Of 25A 3 Tracts 01 Geo Mcculres 21.15A ............... ............'1 9790 11-00691 000 Mash James L &lOr ,..,._ c Lot Sect -2 Pn Of 27 95A Mid Of W 112 Ex Coat .29A .... 9 06 11-00692 000 Mash James L &lOr Norene C Lot Sect ·2 Lot 150X66' Of Sw Pn 01 16 SOA .23Aof15 SOA 23A .... • 338.69 11-00693 000 M..h James L &lOr Norene C Lot Sect -2 Sw Prt Of 27 05A Mid Of W 112 Ex Coal 15 27A .....109.21 11-00711 000 Miller George W Acre Sect 6 w Prt Of 48.42A Of Rd 1 A. - 324.24 11-00712 000 Milar George w Sect 8 w Prt Of 139A In E Prt 1 061A .. 22.41 11-410186 001 Mitchell Edward L Fr 24 T6N A14W Sw Cor 1.3137A Out Of 13137A 6 OOA ....................... 1138 95 11-00835 003 Mullins Ronald &lOr Peggy Fraction 17 T6 R14 1 5432A Out Of 39 1OA 1 5432A - - .228 67 11-Q1324 001 Nationwide Real Esllll Inc Sac 26 T6N R14W 0.07A Out Of 034A 007A 19635 11-410273 002 Pierce Martin A &/Or Belva Freel 36 T6 R14 15 408A Out Of 82 31A 15.408A ..............185 72 11.()1131 000 Remsburg Richard A &JOr carol J Sect 24 S Part Of Wlf.! 5.03A • ... .... ..302.83 11-0D316 002 Rathburn Chorlea E &lOr Starcher Tommy Sect 24 T6 R14 J Of 2.005A Out 129 88A 2.005A .. .. 18817 11-410323 000 Runyon Jerry L &lOr Vonnasae L Sect. 14-5 S Part Of E 11:1 120A ... .. 223831 11-410324.000 Runyon Jerry L &/Or VannaeN L Sect 5 Near Mid. Of E Line 1 OOA • ....~ 1.58 11.()0978000 Shoemaker Hazel A Etal Lot Sect 27-28 S Part Of Free 34 & N PI 01 Free 24 1.70A s • Friday, November 17,2006 www.mydailysentinel.com Public Nollce Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice ·--- - -·-· - 13.18 11-410138 000 Stearne Chllrlea J Sect! I T6 R14 Rd 14' Wd In Una About 200' DMp ... 1.20 11-410139 000 Staems Charleo J Seci.18U R.14 PI Of N114 Ex 20A E 80A Sac 5 W PI 01 Nwt /4 7.05A Ex 2 884A Ex 1.1571A Ex 2 515A 7132A • 17.18 13-410159 000 Denney Walter L c/o Kenneth Kephart Sect 4 .lOA Out Of 104A ... Part._OI104A lOA. 8.21 13-410154.000 Ounllo Batty Sect 23 Mid 01 1/2 N 01 Rd Ex 3.4859A 7A 17.1441A El 160 18 10.1441A 13-410184.002 Ounkla David Jr &lOr Penny Sect 23 T8 R15 Sw COr 01 3 4859A Trect 7A Out 01 17.1441A 7.00A .. • .. ... .17115 13-410170 000 Ellis H Jennings c/o Klmbarty Ellis Sect 30 T7 R 15 Swl/2 01 Nw1/4 21A .... ..303 01 13-410712.004 Enterline Douglas L Sec12 TBN R15W 3 808A Out 01 3 608A 106.43A .... •............ 122 41 13-410712.005 Enterline Douglas L Sec12 T8N RfSW 3167A Out 01 106.43A 3.187A .. 10714 13-410712.008 Enterline Douglas L Sec12 TBN R15W Out 01 3 889A 108.43A 3 881A Sect 5 On W Line Of Ne114 I SOA.156910 13-410468000 Varney Laale L Laacelles Sect 24 Of Nw 1/4 & N Of Sw 114 Ex 14 Vein Coal 98.00A Ex 81A 1062 49 14-Q1168.000 Price Marjorie Sect 8 (640) 26 R - Surv .25A 447 14-Q11 17 000 Price Norman Jr Sect 8 In Nw Cor Of Wt/2 Of N1f.! 2 70A 53 80 14-G2289 000 Riddle Grover And Prlaclfta Royalty lnt Harald Oft & Goa Co Samuel Simonds L 0 Plnnlt t3063 .. ... 878 14-410566 000 Riddle Grover L &lOr Priscilla R Sect 38 Sw Part 21 24A ··.·:··:·:·:·:·:· 225 44 14-G1398.000 Riddle Grover L &lOr Priscilla R Sac 38 Sw Prt Of Se114 All W Of Rd 01 157A Tr Ex9 30A 11 58A 15-00521 000 Gilkey Richard D &lOr Karen K Lot (45) t45 23X45' W End . .2 54 15-410530 000 Gilkey Richard D &lOr Karen KLot (45) t45 45X80' NSide 39848 15-01074.000 Hart Amla M Lot 171 DIY Jonea Eat..280.20 15-Q1472.000 Hart Amla M Lot 172 Jonea Add .... .... 1180 15-00092 000 Hysell William P Part Lot 427 40'X 70' ... . ............. 367 04 11-410210 oop Sleama Chllrlea J Sect 18 Mid & Se Part Df Ntf.! 78.85A .. ...... ... ...... 804 87 11-410211000 Staemo Chartea J Sect. 18 In W Part 01 Sel/4 54.47A. ..83.23 11-410212 000 Staoma Charlas J Sect 18 Nt/2 Of 40A E Side Of Se114 20A ............. ....... ..1964 11-00893 000 Thacker Karen F &/Or Hershberger Glen E Sect 18 In Part Of 7685A U2A s .. .... •••• ••.•••. .•. M 71 11-G1740 000 Triad Rasourcaa, Inc Working lnternt Johnson 1 6 Land Owner Panntt ' 2246 ......................21.58 11-D1168 000 Vance T Etal Michael Lot Sect 13 Mid Sec Of W Cr Ex Mlnarota Ex 11 2113A 73.4083A..... ..1877.93 11-410140 000 Village Of Rutl- Sect. 15 60'X100' Joining Gardner 14A • 2.79 11-Q1315.000 ~I Helen Ellll Lot Sect.-6 Coaf &A w s 14-Selllbury Township Meigs LSD 14-G2492 000 Arnold Judy Royalty lnt Hersid Oil & Gao B Fultz Land Owner/Permit 13353 '":": "'"''' 9 59 14-G1384.000 Blankenship Kathy L Sect 30 (262) WI f.! 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Appcox. .48A Out 0130.879A 2 55A Lot E Of Arnold W 01 • ..... 748 69 .......... .... ..... 107.91 Rd 50'X170 20A 12-G0372.000 Bing 13-410454 001 ..............................'6191 Randy E &lOr Emily M Grtgally David J &/Or 14-oonB 000 Ellis Sect I (640) On St Rei Teresa D Sect 35 Charles D &lOr Laura S Of Pouua,. .17A 1 149A New Survey L Sect 8 (640) Nw ·-· .850 73 .......- ..............127.57 Part Of Nw114 Near Cr 12-00111.00 Hudaon 13-Q0272 000 Ex 38A Ex 3 015A Le4 11 Hanners Barbara L Kevin 2.735A • •.. 168.53 Rathbum Add 19 Sect 23 Ne 114 Of 14-00097 003 Family ........................1262.40 47 23A 2A • 109 43 Homes Inc Sec16 T2N 12-410047 000 R13W 23A Out 01 13-Qfl209 000 Kennedy Robert K 46 3395A 23A 4 56 Hannon Candy Etal Sect I T6 R14 .51A 14-00805 000 Family c/o Carrie Harmon Out Of 10 70A 51 A Sect 11 Ne Part 01 Nw Homee Inc Sect 26 .. 26605 .001 .. 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T2R13Se015214A Emily Ruth Lot 2 Ex. 1.70A .30A 7812 E PI W Of Cr 50A lol¥billh Add 16' N 13-410440 000 Side . ..... 7.78 McQuaid Lawrance .....,... " :::·:·:·:'""'20 38 13-410142 001 Devil Wllilarn SecL 15-8-12 14-D1085 001 Neece Edward II IIOr Edwin H & Sons WOfCrRrEx14 Rhonda F Sect 36 Sect 13 TBN R15W Vain Coal lA. 15 27 I OOA Lot 315 2A Out 0.861A Out 0110 OOA 13-00441 000 0 961A ... 18.55 McQuaid Lawrence Of 5.17A & 3A Out Of 13-410157 001 Davia William Seci!S-8-12 8 83A 5 OOA 109116 14-QI087 000 Nelson PauAna c/o Mid S Can Ln Public Tranacondnantal THie Rd T27 26 83A Eddie Lee Sect -16 (540) Se Pert 01 Ne Sect 5, T8N , R15W, "'"'""'""":'""'"480 01 114 Of Sw114 2A 118A Out Of 8816A 13-410701.001 Ogdln 244.29 • • 515 83 Del L &lOr Linda C 13-00423.000 Davia Sect t8 n Rt5 Min 14-410185 001 Robert E &lOr Hazel On W. 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' 'Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel MAC Friday, November 17, 2006 Friday, November 17, 2006 www.mydailysentinel.oom ·score with 7:37 left in the second quarter, and Ohio made it 14-0 about four minutes later on Muncy's recovery in the end zone. Man Lasher added an 18~ yard field goal with 5:03 left in the third. McRae comprised most of the Bobcats' offense, carrying on 31 of their 50 rush es. Ohio ran for 208 yards and passed for 49, with Austen Everson connecting on6-of-15 attempts with no interceptions. Getsy went ·21-of-46 · for 227 yards with two interceptions. Akron ran for only II yards on 21 canies. ~ribune 8Y RUSTY MIILEII ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS - The only time little big-man Michael Hart has come up small during his three years at Michigan has been against Ohio State. The 5-foot-9 Hart is the nation 's sixth-leading rusher, and his return to good health is a huge reason No. 2 Michigan is unbeaten and playing for . a spot in the national title game Saturday against top-ranked Ohio State. But the last two seasons, Hart has managed a total of 76 yards rushing against the Buckeyes and the Wolverines lost both ~ames. The Buckeyes know tf they want to make it three in a row against their archrival from the Big Ten, stuffing Hart again is essential. "You have to stop the run first against a team like Michigan," Ohio State defensive end Jay Richardson said. "You have to stop Hart." Cornerback Brandon Mitchell called Hart the best back Ohio State (I I -0, 7-0) has faced this year, which is something considering Northern Illinois' Garrett Wolfe rushed for 171 yards in the opener. "His ability to break tackles and just run people over is amazing," Mitchell said of the 198-pound Hart. "He doesn't tum the ball over at all and that's pretty incredible to me. We know he's unlike anyone we've ever faced." Hart, who wasn't made available for interviews this week, was injured most of last season' and missed the two games before Ohio State's last-minute 25-21 comeback win at Michigan Stadium. Quarterback Chad Henne said Hart can't be judged by his numbers when he was hurting. "Definitely, health is a big issue for him," Henne said. "He's reading cuts very well and reading off the linemen. Especially in the passing game, he 's tremendous. He understands, he sees rotation with the safeties. He understands where · some of the blitzes are. So oe's become more of a knowledgeable player this year." Even though Ohio State has shut Hart down twice, some new wrinkles there to the Wolverines' offense this year. 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And notice Ia heNby given thlt lhe of such severe! t;ecta, lots or porta ol lots, will be certified for foreclosure by the county AudHor pur· SUint to lew, or forf81ted, to the unleu s-. Rowon Sec CecilIOOA W &/Or 19-00157.000 &/Or Charlene 1118alCorona 1209 G ' - Bruce H &/Or · Chlrtes 37 25XSO' s the menta,llxea, e.nd penalties · 3 13A Out Of 40A Sw114 S Of Rd 13A Ex 5.42A 7.58A .......................... 130.03 11H10953.000 Savage Sally J Sect 10 t2 R.t2.t A Out 01 69.68A lA ....................... .. 655.16 18-00399.001 Shain Samuel 160A Lot 1209 T2N R12W 2.4910A Out Of 40A 2.4910A ............ 936.54 18-00384.000 ShHts Terry Sec18 T2N R12W N Of Nl/2 01 Ne114 Ex :.1837A Ex :17.571A 2 8 . 7 9 4· A ........................ 1615.14 Debra J 40 All Except 30' E End ...................156.91 19-00158.000 G ' - Bruce H &/Or Debra J 29 Trl. W Pert 01 28' Front N. & 60 ' .................. ,........12.12 19-00579.000 GhMn Bruce H &/Or Debra J Part Of Lot t40 62' E End Ex 30'....................... 45.65 19-00248.000 Hart Paula L Lot 79 42' S Side .................. 522.54 19-00249.000 Hart Paula L Lot80 S 1/2 ....... 26.23 19«J014.000 End .....................32.67 20-00404.000 Eotep Charles &/Or Chlrlene 38 Berringer'S Add. ......................... .233.42 20-00519.000 Hunnel John Ray &/Or V I o I e I Lot 297 75Xt00' E Part Se Of E Jones .17A. .................803.69 20-00593.000 Klmu Scott. D &/Or Lori L Lot111 ...............47.42 20-00594.000 Kimes Scott D &/Or Lori L Lot112 .............. 287.15 20-00595.000 Kimes Scott D &/Or Lori L Lot 113 ...............55.57 20-oo-495.000 111--------------=0::.r..:,F;;.ax'to Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Ohio Volley Publishing,_ tho right to edit, rt)tct lluot ere peld. Miry T. Byer-11111 Auditor of lllllga County, Ohio (11 I 17, 24 ,. . .,A'""D'""V""E""R""T""IS""E,. . , IN THE CLASSIFIEDS FOR I::AST r, RESULTS r. t GMAWAY I Oeatltirec GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Now you can have borders and graphics ~ addedtoyourclasslfledods Borders $3.00/per ad ~ Graphics SOC for small S1.00 for Iorge .sw;. Display Acls Dally In-Column; 1:00 p.m. All Dl•play: 1:1 Noon 2 Mond•v-Frlday for ln-rtlon In Next Day~• Peper Sunday In-Column: 1:00 p.m. For Sunday• Paper eualne•• Days Prior To Publlc.tlon sunday Display: 1:00 p.m. Thuraday tor sunday• • -AU Mil mull be prepaid' I KfiT::=I::-:C~A.:::R::::L:=Y::LE::::-:-:::-:-:::------:--------,' 1110 kltncarty1eocomc111.net Attn: Xmas Shoppers Home .C. nations. 1740)2.S.5186. _., / $6.00 Adults $5.00 Students Pick up orders available Proc~ds Benefit Southern Cross Country &Track Team & Elementary School · Student Council The Bolrd af l l ' u of Lelllrt Townohlp, llelga County, will ICCip1 bldt on Ford Dump 'l'nlck t• until 5:00 pm Ill olllce of Clerk II Joyce Whllll, 499t6 ........ Rd. on Dec. 4, 2006. At · -time bldt WtH be opwwd. 'l'nlck wtll be sold u Ia, l l ' u ,...,.. the .rigid to accept end/or reject any end eH bldl. 247-3125 (11) 17, 21,24 l (304) 675-4340 Ext. 1326 Cash, check & credit cards accepted. for the poaltlon of Director of lllliga County EIII8'1JIIICY medtcel Sy-a. Appllcltlona will be aoclf'led unat 4:30pm on Noveonber 30, 2006. Supervltory ondlor medic bec:kground prmued. Fuii.Ume poaltton. Salary com........m. will! experience and quellltcotlona. PleiM . .nd Comml•llo.-wa CourtHou• too Eeat Secorid S1rMt, SUite .3iit Pomaoy, Ohio 45769 EOE Public Notice NOTICE SALE OF LIEN . The pii1IOIIII DlprDpiiiUDIIrtrly and content• of the following atorege unlta will be oucttoMCI lor 1111 to lllltlfy the lien of Hertwell Stonge. The aale will be hlldlll the Hlrt...tl Storege . . . . . . ;.; . on-- ~-~~"!~~-~-~-11111!!"'"------------- FICIIily, 34055 l..alnl Rei., Pomeroy. 01llo 30, 2006ottO:OO o.m. cnn Unltl106 Joe Brown Bol175 ,Alblny, Ohio 45710 (11) 10, 17 on SAVINGS Furnished Rooma ........................ ................ 450 GeMral Hlullng ...........................................aso Gl-11)'......................................................040 Heppy Ads ....................................................oso Hey • Graln ..................................................840 Help Wonted .................................................1 to . _ 1mprovemento...................................810 Homn for Sale ............................................. 310 Ho...allOld Goo<ta ....................................... 51 o Hou- for Rent .......................................... 41 o 1n~m ................................................ 020 lnourence .............................. :...................... 130 Lawn a Garden Equipment ...................... ,. 660 Uvestock.............................."'".....................~·630 Lost and Founcl ............. ............. ,................ 060 Lola a Acreoge .................................... , ....... sso Mlocetlaneoua ..............................................170 Mlocetla.- llerchandllle ....................... S40 FouND I-,:-_____. , urw ... u.r our ~•ANim ~ ~ w.w.- I $· ' LEARN TO DRIVE • FUU.-nME cusses• COL TflAINING" LOST: Border Collie. New Haven area. Answers to Tipper. Reward (304)88~8240 or (304)675-8925 • FINANCING AVAtlABLE" • J08 PLAcEMENT" • ALUANCE Lost: Near Vinton, very large TA,t,CTOA-TRAILER friendly black hound named Skippy. Please call (7~0)388-0416, we miss TRAINING CENTERS Training in Wytneyille 1 Virginia ' 1-800-334-1203 him. Reward lost chocolate female Lab, Timber Ridge YARD SME . ::::::::::; . r - .•lbrallrMmmailefoom L-=~~~~~J area . 3 wee k s · ago. (740)256·182~ or (740)550_ 1473 r~ YARD SAfE.. GAUlPOUS 100 WORKERS NEEDEO Assemble crafts, l'oOOd noms. To$480/wk Materials provided. Free Information pkg. 2-4Hr. 801-428-4649 -A-fto_r_S_ch_OO_i_C_h_ lld_.C_a-re needed in my Horne. Must haVe references and trans· -Inside rummage sale, pol1ation. {304)674-4636 or 2616 lincoln PIJ<e off St. Rt. , _(304_l6_90 _·1_8n____ 141 Wed-Sat. Christmas decof, MSchine Inc. Ambros~ new & used toys, clothes, Experienced W elder & household items. lots of Machinist needed. Starting misc.9:()().5:00. . r Fu:A AUCilONM/liUOO''~ . ru·u, "l1l8,.._____..., .11. L,-•IJE:uo--W-i.N•l•w-,.1 li I Cross Creek Auction Buffalo Auction saturday this week Stacy, new Dealer, 1st time at Cross Creek Auction Building Is full as always. Door Prizes . Approx. 25 bushel ol Apples. sold by the bag or the Bushel. S&ating for 200 · Visa and Master C~rd {304) 550-1616 Mobile Home Repalr ....................................860 -lie Homn for Rent.. ............................. 42D -~~ Homn for Sate................................ 320 Money to Loen ............................................. 220 , -...cycleS. 4 ............................. 740 ...._lclllnotrumenta ................................... 570 Pal1lonlla ..................................................... 005 Pools for Sell ................................................ 560 Plumbing a Heottng .................................... 820 -Ilona! SeMceo.................................23D Rldlo, TV & C8 Repair ...............................180 RMI ~ Werad .....................................360 ~lnotructlon .....................................150 Seed , l'tlnt a Fertlllzw .............................. 650 Sltullllone Wlltled ....................................... 120 ~ for Rent .....................:....................... 460 Sporting Goodl ........................................... 520 SUV'a for Sole .............................................. 72D 1Ncb for Sale ............................................ 715 Upholatlly ................................................... 870 Sale ...............................................730 to Buy ............................................. 090 to Buy- Form SUpplles ................. 620 To Do .............................................. tao to Rent ............................................ 470 Yerd ~ Gltlllpolla....................................072 oy1Middle .......................... 074 Y...S Sail Y...S Sete-f'l. Plllllnt ................................ 076 -For w.w.- Shop Classified sf L<m AND ~~~~=~~~· Frutta a Vegellbleo ..................................... sao . I (11117, "· 22,24 ' Gallipolis Daily office in the rear. ~tlon ............................... 840 Equipment for Rent ............................ ., ....... 480 Excav1111ng ................................................... 830 Farm Equlpment.........................................610 Farms for Rent ............................................. 430 Farms for Sell............................................. 330 For ~.~~~~ ..................................................... 490 ForSele ....................... .. ............................... 585 For Sell or Tr8de ......................................... 590 County Beautiful Home on Cedar St. Wrap-around porch. 3BR. 1.51:Ja , furnished kitchen. OA, LR, Den, FP, out-building . $118.QOO (740)446· 4639 Absolute Top Dollar: U.S. Silver and Gold Coins. Proofsets. Gold Rings. Pro· 1935 U.S. Currency, SOlitaire Diamonds· M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, 7~ 0-4A6 - 2B-42. -----'-----Buying Junk Gars. Trucks & WreCks, Pay Cash J D Salvage (30.)773-5343 (30-'~74-, 374 -------German Sulphide martltes with figures inside also Galll& Coonty m~k bottles, all SIZes. Coli (7ol0)441-1236 after 8:00pm. -------Want to buy new and old JUnk ca,....,rUCIW'vans. 7-40416·1594 or 7ol0-416·1588 pay $9 per hour. (30-')675t 722 7 :30 • Monday·Friday 4:00pm An Excellent way to eam money. The New Avon. Call Marilyn 304-882·264.5 AVON! All Areas! To Buy or ~II. Shitloy Spears, 304· 675-1429. -------Babysiner needed in our · lhe •-to Home, 4 kids tn nt-'1-' Grove area (30-4)576·5764108 CASE MANAGER needed in Mason County, West Virginia to provide case management services, Intake and a~ment. develop action plans, classroom instrud.IOO and workshops , tollow·up and data entry. Previous case management experi· ence and a BA requ ired in Human Services or related field. Please subml1 8 resume with c:over tener and salary reQuirements to bmgnlerossoOrosslearn: iOgJ:QII!. Equal Opportunity/Program _ Auxlhary Ai<ls and Services are available upon requeSt Voice and T.Y.Y 1-800-6393m · Domino's Piua Now Hiring Sate Drivers. Po int PI easant, · Ga111 po 11 s & Porn eff:l( local'IOf'IS ApplV ·1n Po rson · Drivers: Hiring now, Mason & Dixon lines. Van . & Flatbed, heavy hall, regional & over lhe road. Class 4 COl required , 2 yrs, eXp, min, 5 years prete rred. Good driving record. Call Monday-Friday 8:30-4:30 (304)722-2184 Experienced block layer needed nOw. ?..000 block. Call (740)446-9966. males. Must be experienced in menu plan ning . Must pass physical training requirement. Coli (740)379· 9083 between 9-3 moo·fri. _ _ __::·'' - - - - - - All ru1 ...... lldvtlttising In thls newsp~~per Is autttect to the Federlll Fair Housing let of 1168 which mHn It ilteglll to 1 nication sk ills . Computer Laborers will be required to knowledge in word processlift up to 100 lbs. and wont ing preferred. Please submit outside during wi nte r cover letter. resume, and 3 months for this project. Th iS ·letters of reference by is a 1emporary project; Friday, December 1• 2006 10 expected to last approxi· He alth Commissioner, mately 3 months starting in Meigs county General December. Candidates whh Health District, 112 prior construction work Memorial Dr., Suite A, experience prefe rred . Pomeroy OH 45769. Smoking is prohibited at th is Specify interest in PH SANI· wori<Site . Clear badcground TARtAN . AN EO/AAE. and US citizenship required. . - . . . . - - - - - - Call to request appicallon. R&J TRUCKING e. Experienced COOK needed UTRON - A:h1on, WV to wort< In a staff secure res- 866·231-2476 idential environment for -------liCENSED SOCIAL WORK EAS Leading The Way -R&J Trucking now Hiring at our New Haven, wv Terminal. For Regional Hauls-Dump Div. 1 year OTR ver~iable exp. . "ITENTION LI CENSED Coll1-!100·462·9365 ask tor SOCIAL WORKERS - Duo Kent FEDERAL to rapid growth. Fam ily - - - - - - - POSTAL JOBS . Options Providers is now Receptionist needed tor $ 15 _ 67 .$.~. 1 9/hr., now hir· see,king Professional busy Physician's office. ing. For application and free ln~pendent COnt~cti ng Experience preferred . Send governement job Info, call Social Workers tor Putnam , Resume, through 11 117/06 American Assoc. of labor 1- Jackson. and Mason to Box ·TSC-11 , c/o Point 913-599-&o42. 241hrs. emp. Counties. Contractors .Pleasant Register 200 Main serv ~hOuld have a desire to work St ., Point Pleasant, wv ;:.::..;;,.__,.-.,....,.,..---, with Children and families. 25550 Hands on Worldng Reliable transportation and ,..,.._..,.._ _ ___, Manager proof of automobile lnsur- ., SalOOlS Previous or current man· ance required. Best contract INS11U.C110N agement experience pay in the area. Interested required. local restaurant, l ' ed Soc' 1 k salary & bonotlts equal-to teens 18 or ers Concealed Pistol Class Dec. shoukl subrn11 their resume 9, 2006, Christmas Special. experience. ·~ ify'mg $50 .00 . So Send resume a nd cover loner t.,..nt 9:00am. VFW to: Daily ntinel, PO Box county(s} of inierest by fax Mason (740)843-5555, 729-25. Pomeroy Oh to 304-254-9099 or email to 740-416-3329 L.~"~7,.;6_;_9_ _ _.:..__~ har old @familyoptionsprOviders.com Golllpolls Career Cola-... LABORER EARN "S YOU -.. (Careers Close To Home) LEARN . Start building for your tulure now by joining MECHANIC...L DESIGNER Call Today! 740-446-43G7 . our Professional Team and Hwrtlngton, wv •rea 1-800-214..(1.452 learn the Skills to becOme a www.galhpoHscareercoll&ge.com High Pressure Cleaning Accr&dited Memb&r AccrodH 1ng A&D contractor seeks to Council. tor lnOepei\IX!nt Colleges uainlonance Tochnt'"en. All '"' 1¥1 "" t)ire skilled. innovatWe ilrnd ;,u,...., 127.,.e posit ions require weekly outgoing professionals for - - - - - - - - TRAVEL outside of Ohio, FIT employment Effective K1r1te priv1te and group Company pravidas lodging, oral and written communica· Instruction. Books, unitransportation, and tion is a must. Vast experi- forms, supplies, Don PerDiem. AVERAGE start- ence with AutoCAD and Blnt1nge 'a Marti1l Arts (740)992·5715 lng wage with 0091 of bene- MechanicaJ Desktop, 6-+ yrs Center, ..a;,.lly;..._ _ __, fits included is $205.00 per recent related experience, ~Opon,.....D field day worked , with a Clear ba~ground and us r:l176 r TOlollN w m. ldvertiH •·any prefeNI ace, limitation or discrimirmton balled on rece, cotor, religion, eex fstnl¥•1 st.tua or nation.t I o~n , oranylntention1o mike eny such p1ehtence, lilllltatlon or dt.crimlnation. ·• **NOTICI.:** Thil fleWif4pM will not knowinglw KC*pt Borrow Smart. Contact the Ohio Division ot Institution's Financial of Consumer Otnce Affairs BEFORE you refinance your home or obtain a loan. BEWARE of requests for any large advance payments ol fees or insurance. Call the Office of Consu mer Affairs tol l tree at 1-866· 278-0003 to learn if the mortgage broker or lender is properly licensed. (This is a public service announcement from the Ohio Valley Publishing Company) r ~~ advertiMrnepts tor retl estate which Is in violation of thl !.w. Our rMden ere hereby Informed ht all dwellings .c~..,.rtlMd in this newsp~per 1re availllble on an equal opportunity biiMI. i car attached garage, HBA . 2ba, wooded 1.3 acres. 5769 SA 588. (740)446· 7157. Cozy bri~ tri-level , I Lw-...;""o::;~~'~ll;i-,.J. ..., TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI'l No Fee Unless We Win! 1•888 •582 _3345 I ~r;;i10;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1'!10 HOMFS f~ Sill" .....,.. .c 1 1!2 story Cape Cod 4 years old. 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths large tron) porch approx. 5 acres located on Flatwoods Ad ., Pomeroy. Oh10 Ask ing $160.000 740-992·4196. _..:._______ House Ranch style, 2105 N Main. 3-bedrObm. 1-bath. Roof & Furnace 5-yrs old. $59,900 (304)675-2749 Log Home . sale or lease , 4 Br., 2 112 bath. 6 acres, pond. Crew Road. $260,000 . 816:00S.0758 . . -------Very nice 3SA , bath, upstairs, furnished 1BR apt downstairs. Furniture ~tore 1n rear. Car lot on side. All on 112 acre lot at 130 Bulaville Pike. Gallipolis, OH • 35 000 {740) '"" 82 ~~ , "+'KK-47 . i ___ M~n " u~~ '-"'·••~ tUR SAIL \..ODLl.L. chance to advan® up to $263.00 per field day worked . We provide paid training and EXCELLENT BENEFITS. PreEmployment DRUG TEST and a va.Nd Drive r's license is reqUired. C1ass A COL is a plus, but no1 required. Send """' history and day time phone number to TECHNICIAN TR41NEE . P.O. BOX 565, MARlEnA. OHIO 45750. EOE Part time Recephcmist need· ed in the Pt. Pleasant area lo< Dental Office Please 992·5023. Road. Elkview, WV 25071 send resume to Dental Office, 3984 lnd1an Creek citizenship required . Email cover letter 8nd resume to ujobsCutroninc.com or fax 1o 1-866-231-2567 Phlebotomist· FuU Time (FT) Weetl:days. A9sUme to: 1038 Kinnevs Lane, Portsmouth, Ohio 45662. -------Upcoming certified nui'Sing a~ant class . Must have a high school dtp4oma or GED to ai)I:My. Appllcatoos may be picked up at Lakm Hosp1ta l, Monday thru Friday. s ·oo am - 4:00 pm .A.pplicat1ons must be turned in no later than 11 !22/06 at clOse of bus1ness E 0 E. I . 1998 Dutch Dutchess 161180 mobile home, vinyl siding, sh1ngle roof, 2 bed. 2 bath. i'k 1 e new. "' >:>~tua 1ed on. 1 acre rn/1 , just minutes from town. (740)446-4987.· 2001 Skyline. 3br. 2ba, 1+acre . LA/FA, Kitchen, 2003 16x80. Fleetwood, Dining Room Must Sell 3BR. 28.4.. vinyl siding, shin· · ASAP . only $65.000 gle root. central air inCluded. n1ce Home. Call tor pncing. (304)593·0852 (740)388-0000. - - - - - - - - Daytime (7401388-8017, 3 Bedroorn house 1n Evenmg Pomeroy. River v1ew. Off Cell l740)645·6150 6. 14 & main road , $26,000. Land 16 wide 's 10 choose trom contrae1 possible~ wrtll dO'M'I payment. (740)992·2593 2003 Oakwood , 6x60 3 - - - - - - - - bedroom. 2 batn. central air, $14,500 . Axles & wheels MlscElL-\.' lf))lJS 1 3 bedroom. 2 bath. with f1re- 1nctuded (i40}245 _9660 _ place. 40x60 barn. R1o . Grande area. 01"18 flat aces. _ . . Seaso~d fire _wood. Oak $l20 .000. (740)709·I 166_ a..r Doublew.ide. $37,790 Midwest (740)828· and HK:kory split You haul or I haul- Take HEAP 74D2750 949·2038. 4 rental hOuses "For Salefl - : : - : : - - - - - - ~ . Good mcome prOducmg pre-owned s/wide . "-l"•~ properties. Great locatiOn' Scott To Do Owner financmg Pnce(s) , are NeQot1able (740 )828_2750 L,•· Motivated Seller! In Come stay with u1 during GaU1pol!s Call Wayne For sate 1990 tra~ler 14 X 70, 2 bedroom . 2 batt1. all the Winter. 2 females. 2 (404 )456·3802 males or a couple. Elderty or · - - - - - - - - new appliances. kitchen hand1capped. (304)675·· About $3()00 down 812 S cabmet's. water heate1 & Front and back 6183 3rd Ave . M1ddleport Totally carpet - - - - - - - - remodeled. 3 bedrooms. 1 porches, gas h,Jrnace. a1r Perfect_ cred1! not conditiOned Pnce II"ICIUdes Elderly Care. I have bath and · dryer Reterences & Expenences requ1red Payment $525 washer 740· $15.00000 Call 740·949· Gel Beveoy 1304)675· 10114 Appra~ed $70.000 2305 367-7129 anytime o---• -------Help wanted at Oorst Group Home. working with ekterly, heavy lifting il'l'oo'OlYed 74Q." ~ c www.comlca.com 1110 , Clltld/Eiderty care ....................................... teo ,.....me to: BANK HOME 507 2nd St. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths 2 car garage pool, Big .lot! Make Offers!! $27.500. 1-888·3067575 Property Pros. I C..A-~ Free Pallets. PI<* up at the - - 4x4'* Fof Sell .............................................. 725 Annou.........t ............................................ 030 Anllq.- ....................................................... 530 Apertmenta for Ront ................................... 440 Auction ancl Flea Market .............................oao Auto Parts & AcceAOrles .......................... 780 Auto Repetr.......................................:..........no - f o r Sele .............................................. 710 _ _a MofOI1I for Sale ............................. 750 Building SUpptles ........................................ sso Bualnns end Bulldtngl ............................. 340 lluslnen Opportunity ................................. 210 Buo!nns Tralnlng ....................................... 140 C.mpers a Motor Homes ........................... 790 Clmplng Equipment .. :................................ 780 Clnls of Thanko .......................................... OtO PUBLIC NOllCE Meigs r t:~reed. CLASSIFIED INDEX EMSOIThl Melge · PUBLIC HEALTH SANITAA· Pleasant, WV IAN, Tho Meigs County L--~ 1:30410~:1:'6~7~5-:!:73~7~5:.. . --l General Health District !l'\\'\11\1 seeks qualified applicants for a full -time position as . Registered Sanitarian . BINII1\-11 Competitive salary with OfroJmJNny I excelklnt benefit padc.age. BAIBS and must be regis· ~vtt'f tored with State of -1o •NOtiCE• 2001 bY 1ne. ~· Board of · Sanitarian OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· 'Aeoistration as a registered lNG co. recommends 11'n:llo~..;.·- - - - . , Sanitarian. Sanitarian in that you do bUsiness with people you know, and HEIJ'WA.vrm Training will be -considered only if successfully complel· NOT to send money ed the Environmental Health through the mail until you Proficiency E~C;amination have investigated the LABORERS (P.E.S.). Must hold a valid offering. Outdoor Fencing Project Oh io Driver's license and Up to $15/hr have retiable transportation. MONEY Must have eKCellent commu ~ Lm Male Blue Heeler, 6 months tote wfhunting clOthes call to old. no papers. Call describe. (304)882-2737 (740)379-2798. Found: Young Coon hound. Cali (740)388·9147 K..,.tlo'li -~ Thursday, Feb. 22, 2007 to Saturday, February 24, 2007 $200/person (Double occupancy) $250/person (single occupancy) Private jet from Charleston. WV Harrah's Casino & Resort Must be 21 years of age LIMITED SEATS! To make reservations please call PVH Community Relstlion1s, been fixed, mixed (740)388-8005. Tribune ·suddy ' ·. . Brown Chesapeake Retriever, Free ruii'Vlies 112 black Lab, neutered male, blue collar. If ,.._,..,... 112 Beagle. (304)576-4030 found, please tall (7ol0)&150299 or 992-35-46. Free puppies ha~ Lab. ha~ - - - - - - - Retriever. (740)367-<1255. · Fond on SendhiH Rd. blue County Commlulonen~ 1111 Great Christmas Gift! Atlantic City Getaway aw&y. 1 German male & 1 American female. 740-245· "Sister Kitty~ 1·2 year old, 9037 tor info. spayed female. came with sister who was adopted. Co il 3young1amaleCats tyroid (740)&45-7275. IIHer trained Indoor 1304)882·3719 Resoued lernale ~le Boxer ' - - ' - - - - - - - - 1yr old to gooc1 home. ~=~:::t~~~~6 mbnth okHema'le dog, has (304)882-3719 ::..;.::;:.;:.:..::=:.....___ Public Notice DOWN PAYMENT~ programs tor you to buy your home instead of renting. 100'%. financing • Less than perfect credit accepted • Payment could be the same as rent. Mortgage Locators. (740)367..0000 f't· GivEAWAY 2 adult Aottweiers for give-- . Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE on f'ash Sisson. r . , work evenings, nights and Mill just call304-675-1957.. weekends at a sheher for . - - - - - - - - . women and children . Applicant must have high school diploma or equiva- . . Ray & Son's lent. Duties include: Intake procedures, answering crisis Complete Car caHs, shelter housekeeping Cleaning duties and interaction with • the residents. Applicant must be able to wort< iridependentty and have good ~e was h by hand. peOple skills. Interested omplete wash job applicants may apply to: "'*'lol $5.00 Exterio Personnel, PO Box 454, job $3.00 off . Gallipolis. OH -45631 b)' November 28th. 26.15 1/2 Jackson -Ave. Blue Heeler. Wonderful hoUse pet. current on vacci- Two bedroom oceanfront Condo. Cocoa Beach, FL .Resort . Dec.3-tO. 2006. (740)446·0106 .or (740)709· 1292 Cathy . .., Position available 1or an George's Ponable Sawmill, · Au.ntlon! Assistant Housemanager to don1 haul your Logs to the Local company offefing "NO my own as of Free to good home spayed i 1/10106 lfEuoWANIID 1··1L.'eo--woifuiiiNilij':iil'_,.l r10_ • Free 'to good 'home Blue. Heeler, 1 yr old, good with children, will make good farm dog, needs room to run: (740)645·7115. :-'-------Free to good home Jack Russell mix puppies. 1st Decorating Sale, most items 50% off, Sat. Nov. 18th. other than . East Letart Methodist Church . Guest Speaker & · Special Singing Nightly P~blic Invited to join us 675-5234 992-2157 1Jeremy Scott Smith will not vaocinations and wormed. RACO Food Drive Sunday, Monday & Tuesday Or Fax To 245 be responsj!;o for any debts :(7_40 _l_ _-s_t8s-:-._ __ Jimmy Joe Hemsley 8:00pm-?? November 1.9, 20th & 21st ~ 8am-5pm, Gloria Oiler. State Route 325. Langsville, 01'1, _(7_40_)7_4_2-2_0_7_6_ __:__ Southern Elementary for Mulberry Center Food Pantry November 18th 8 to 1 Accepting non-perishable food items paper prOducts monetary donations. Thanksforyoursupport. Info 949-2656 or ..ncel lftl' ldot~tlmo . Sunday, November 19 11am-2pm EAGLES CLUB Saturday, Nov. 18th ' • ltMt Your Adl Willi A IC.,word • lncklcle Complete o.crtptlon • Jndude A Prtc. • Avoid Abbre¥latlont • Jndudtt ....,.... Number And Add,.. When Needed • Ada Should Run 7 hyl . Turkey & Ham Dinner AT THE 446-3008 Word Ads Public Notice Lowery Alan Thomas &lOr Debo111h A Lol5610'0n WEnd Of Lot 56 Corleton 2Nd Add .............12M zo.-OOU6,000 Lowery Alon ThOmn &lOr Deboreh A Lol 57 C.rleton 2Nd Add .................1455.80 2CMI0417.000 . Lowery Alen Tllomla &/Or Deborah A Lot 58 C.rt.lona 2Nd Add ....................63.23 20-00211.002 Roll8h Rendall T100A Lot 295A T2 R12 1.2631. Out 01 3.076A t.263A ......................: ....6t.50 20-002tt.003 Roulh llandlll T100A Lot 295 T2 R12 1.531A Out Of 1.813A . 1.538A ............................75.47 20-00540.000 Roll8h Rendall T Lot 298 25X14TOI.42AWLinl Of Milton a Sereh Rouah .oaA .......... .'.................3.74 20-00542.000 ARendall not 293 70X100' Out Of .42A .16A,.................373.n 2CHI0543.000 ~ RendiiiT Lot 2M PI Of 1.5U S Of BIIIN Ex Perce! Sold .......................... 311.75 20-00544.000 Rowll Rend1ll T. Lot 291 -lng P1rt Of .67 .N ,25A................. .263.711 2tHI0443.000 Shepp1rd Anile K , 298 .256A .......................1441.51. 20-00670.000 Wllltlock D e - F 41 6' N·End........52.40 20-00671 .000 WIIHiock Delores F 56........................ 42.12 20-00672.000 Whitlock Delores F 57....................... t7.80 - Sentinel - l\egister Gallia Ohio State was 11-0 and brother Ray and 1 was really· Seeing anything down on No. I in the nation . The proud of the way that he the field was nearly imposWolverines were 8-0-2 and perfortned," Griffin said. sible . . from Page Bl No.4. "When Ohio State's Vic ''They were really taking it The Snow Bowl Janowicz kicked a field goal "He just came into the team to us that day," recalls Perhaps the most famous which was the only meeting and I'm kind of Griffin, now the president of game in the series came in offensive score of the game expecting to get an earfuL Ohio State's alumni associa- 1950, when a blizzard hit - · he got a good bit of _ He said, ' Well, at least I tion. Columbus in the hours height to it and ... it disapknow our quarterback Down 14-7 in the fmal few . before the Buckeyes met the ~d," Homan said. "You thinks we can win. Rally minutes, Buckeyes quarter- Wolverines. , actually couldn't follow the around him. ·Let's go to batk Cornelius Greene caJled The city carne to a standstill flight of the ball. The Columbus and beat the the offense togeiher on the as the snow kept· falling. It darned thing just disapBuckeyes."' field, they said a group prayer, was too late to postpone the peared. At some point; And they did, 26-24, to earn and then drove for the tying game, so despite the difficulty when it started it's descent, I a berth in the Rll!il! BowL fans had getting to Ohio was· able to pick it up and score. But what Harbaugh "Then Michigan got des- Stadium - and many never finally say the kick was remembers best about the perl\te because they had the . tried - the kickoff took place good." trip to Columbus came two ties. If we tied again, as scheduled. Late in the first half, with before the game even start- we 'd have still gone to the Homan announced the ·Ohio State leading 3-2, ed. Rose Bowl," Griffin said. game on Ohio State's radio · Michigan blocked a "Just walking intO the sta- · "And so they started passnetwork. Janowicz punt and several dium for warmups, the entire ing and Ray, my brother, "It was the most bizarre, players from both teams Horseshoe was chanting in took an interception and unusual football game J·umped into a drift in the unison, 'Har-baugh! Har- returned it down to about ever," Homan said. baugh!' ... Cool, man. It was The yard-lines were cov, end zone. the 2- or 3-yard line and big really cool." "A Michigan player fell Pete (Johnson) took it over ered with snow and dc;spite repeated shoveling could o.n it," Homan said. "The on the next play." His brother's keeper The 21-14 victory sent not be kept clear as the question was, was the Archie Griffin, the only · Michigan man in the field Ohio State to its fourth con- snow continued to fall. man . with two Heisman In the stadium, a bigger of play? Nobody knew. secutive Rose Bowl where Trophies, rushed for at least it would lose the national emergency arose: all the The officials literally had I00 yards in 31 consecutive championship to UCLA, a restrooms froze. to dig down to see whether games. Yet the Michigan team it had routed earlier in Homan was in a booth in he was . in the field of play game he remembers most is the year. the press box, but the glass or not. They finally ·_got one in which he didn 't hit that But nothing takes away the kept freezing over. · The doWn to the grass, found milrk. glow from that cold Saturday temperature was dropping an end line, and ruled it · Griffin was always a star. in Ann Arbor. as the wind blew harder but was a Michigan touch' He cherishes the game that · "I remember it because it there was no choice other down. And that was the· his little brother was the hero. was a great day for my than to open the windows. game." Public Notk:e The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 CLASSIFIED switched. to a zone-blocking scheme, which prevents defenses from fuing through gaps to make a tackle. A split-second delay means that, the shifty Hart can flow along the line and then bounce to another hole while hiding behind his massive linemen. "First of all, they probably can't see bim behind me so that's key right tbere," said Michigan right tackle Rueben Riley, all of 6-4 and 305 pounds. The Buckeyes are anticipating having some difficulty finding Hart on running plays. Showdowns Public Notice www.mydlllysentlnel.com Wolverines need Hart to mount a running attack from PageBI . 112 ------.,.1 ,;1180ir=;:;::;:;.W_•_-,-"""'! IIJ • �" Friday, November 17, 2006 Fridly, November 17,2006 ALLEYOOP On!~ >Ill Fony. Norris 915 14x80~ 3bf, 2ba, already -.p or can be moved 18.1100 (300)633-l!S~ 01Mt . - 38R homo only $tl,tltl5, Will, help doW- 11"1- Coi(740)38S.7671 . New 2006 Clayton singl1 1dll atartlng at $199.84 per . . -. Trade-ins wei -.Gal )385. 2434 1740 t rm officien<y apl. utilities Local c6rnpalny offering "NN pd. $300 mo. pk.ls (t&poSit. DOWN PIIYMENr pro- 1st floor, 2 bed'm, rg . & ref. groms to< I'O'J to buy I'O'Jr fum, laundry rm. L. rm & 0. homo Instead of renting. rm. otoan. $400 mo + dep. & • 100% financing utilities. (740)44t-o596 • LOSS than perfect Cfedit IBR apt. In Spring Valley. aoc.pted HUDII'RC oouche<s accept· • Payment could be the ed. W/0 hookups. Cal 7~ same 16 rent. Locators. ~ or 740-339-0362 Mortgage I-'ll (740)367-<1000 ~ A-I 2 bedroom apt. stove, Wood burning stoVe, pur- 1996 - ~ refrigerator, paid ' water,· chased new, never used. Power washer/dryer hookup, Phone (740)441-<1025. ' Centenary Ad No pots, (740)446-9442 aft"' 5:00. I'Ers ilr--:""',_--, SALE 1'01 Romodelot:l 2BR home With ~ & .. ~. back decl<, 56 ' 900 . Rented lot on SR 218. (740)256-63&1 1. .~ or (740)446· - -----'--. . Like new 312 . Owner fin...,...,. •--n 17401828 Dep., No Pets. (304)6755162 ::_:::_______ For Rent: Beautiful Dutch Colonial House , Pt. Pleasant, 7 rooms, 2 fuM baths. stove, refrinerator, ·• forced-air furnace, air-condi· tKmed. S6SO/month call (304)675-2319 4292. 2br apt 6 mi from Holzer. windows/lOCks, Sunroot, CD ployei. Good cond~lon, $1 ,800 . CeH (740)367-0122 5:30pm9 Ollpm _ '_ _ · -.,.---- ACROSS · -lbNr Gall: 1 1 · 1995 Chrysler Concord LHS AKC , 1 female Yorkshire $1995 Or S550 down Water, trash, sewer paid. 7"" 682 .,mo + ~ __,.... .....,. • Commercial building "For Terrier puppy; AKC, 2 male 9243 988-l!t30 Renr 1600 square teet, o11 Dachshund puppies; AKC street part<ing. Great k)Ct;. Miniature Pinscher, .1 male 3 rooms & bath, stove, refrigerator. utilities paid. OOnl 749 Third Avenue in blad<llan; CKC Chihuahua Downstairs, 46 Olive St. Gallipolis. Rent "Negotiable• P\IPI)ies, 2 males, small; all $ 4.n month, no pets. Cell W"'Jff'l(404)456-3802 vet checl<ed, ond some ..2., ·---.... ~ ~ 275C. Houaolor r!IOI, Pomeroy, no .:.17_40_:)4_46-_3945 __ . ___ Sale or rent: 1971 2 bed· pets. 740"992 "5858 A .Hidden·Treasure. Largest room, gas heat, near Holzer, Houses and Apartme~ts tor ap'artments 'in - the area. a.llfpolis. $3,900, rented lot Rent. Rent ranging from Newty r&nOWted. brand new (740)678-2109. $35() and up. ERA Town & everything, starting at $425. Country Real Estate, Brol<er Call todoy before they are all Lars & (304)675-5548 gone. Laurel Commons Aaa?AGE . Apartmants 13041273_33« 1 Nice 3BR, , ba.rh, central Blr. ...... Homl Lal for rwnt stovelrefrig turn ., 1 yr lease. Apartment for rent, 1·2 """'VInton. Gall 17,401441 _ $600/mo + d~. refer- Bdrm., remodeled, new carences. no smoking inside, 'pet, stove & trig., water, 11 1;. · no pets. 105 Bastiani, sewer, tr~h pd. MiddJeport. ~FsrATE (740)446-3667. $425.00. No pets. Rei. r. ilr-.;..;;.;....__..., Commercial RetaU space for Rent. $400/ month. Upstairs Office Suites for Aen1 $125/ month you pay the Utilities. CaM (703)528.(}617 I Goons 1983 GMC cut top custom orange $3395 or $2000 • ii r . FOR~- "--...;lliiil"""'iilii.'.,J $176/mo.l Buy 3 bedroom, 2 bath HUOI4% dn, 30 yrs. 0 8%. For IISfings 800-5594109 ext. 1709 -------$182/mol 4 Bedroom, 2.5 bath HUDI 4% dowo, 30 years o 2 r· pets. In Gaii!>OIIs. (740)4462003, (740)446-1409 or 1 bedroom In Gallipolis. (740)446-2692 $225 month/$100 deposit. Ellm View Apartments Pels. Call Wayne 3 Br. 1 112 bath mobile •2&3 bedroom apanments (404)456-380 tor intorma- hOuse located on Ohio RM!r •Central haa1 & AIC 2 lion. aplt Apple Gr?"", Ohio $35() •Washar/dryerhOol<up us, deposit, no pets, 740698 ~I'V\... - -..ings. • All electric· averaging 2 bedroom horne in Eureka, ~ ··~· $50-$80/month $350 mo $35()....,., No pets A 1 1· · ' ' __,.... · ccept ng app tcattons, 1 •Owner pays wa1er, sewer, reterences required. Call bedroom, lurnlshed with. . trash (740)384-2580. sto~ (304)882-3017 =redng No to";''/"~u $ depos~ 215 washer/dryer, 3 bedtoom house with CIA waterltrash, I'O'Jpayelectrfc. for rent, (740)949-2237 Oilton Aoad, GaiHpolls, (740)256·1106. 3br Horne in Maaon, Total ;.:..::::::::..:.;:::::...._ _ _ Avlil- t2/t106, 2 v.Nm• ~. Electric, No pels, Rio nde $3801- $380 $425/month, $300fdeposlt ra ' """• (304)882-3652 de~ water included. a --Slit e porcomplct,.!! .;,i1able elect.' 2 bedtoom, f'orneral, $325 per mon1h plus deposft, $385/mo. (740)742-1903 includes =------564.-. ::17.:::40::!:)245-::.::::..::56:::7.:.1·; _.c.__ _ a'~ ~·-- __ $575/mo- soc . ...,. ...... reter- $400/ ~ arH, ~· th . cl ~ d . ancao, all e•··. '" u es ~ (7'")446~ 1mon • R 3S44. water sewer. ef/Oep. · required. No Pets (304)576· - - - - - - - - 4037 _:._:-'-----'-Card of Thllnb Hartford, WV cieon, 2br. $350 a month , refeteuoes deposit , required (304)576· I want to .:.403:::.7_ _ _ _ _ _ commend the Mollllohomofoo'rentlocated • 27,300 BTU vented LP Gas Memory - - - ' - - - - - ments and accessories hours. Norman M. Hysell rent. tors x I. ""="".;;.,;~~~--, SUVs i "--'-----good condition. (740)418-1183. $350. 1740)441·.9544. · ro.SAi.E r.;;;;;;;;;;;====::; riO r · contact: E-Ma~·l;: !~~ F ·t A ecru1 er BUSINESS'. NO CREDIT? hnlcruptcy? We Can Help! Hotline 74CJ.446.3570 • ' fORSW: cargo A acute care selling (preferably Obstetrics). management/supervisory experience preferred. WV RN. license, BSN preferred. ' or apply online at: YIIWW.pvalley.org AAIEOE ' Corn·erstone C. ODStructiOD (740)596-8038 leave mes- • Siding. Roofing. Room Additions • Remodeling WV 031112 • Plumbing • Etoctrical 7 - 7 OH :11244 'Accoostic Ceiling :Mt2 24 Hre. (740) 446· 0870, Rogers Batement Waterproofing. Mr. Fix It: Con1)1et8 home remodeling , all major & minor repairs around the house. 24hr. Emergency Service (304)674-6538 31 Sondivlo tnOdlm (hypll.) · I'O'J two hearts, ha !Mil play his second. Here, thOugh, he should shift to his athgleton CIIATTBti!Ol< I developing bener oondttlon& and/or that can take you where you want to go. How tar you go with things will be up to you. · SCORPIO PEANUTS DID YOU KNOW IT TOOK LEO TOLSTO't' SIX YEARS TO WRITE \:"WI~ AND PfACE' 7 r-.Jss CARPENTER SERVICE Room AJ A...,• & Run I ling Elilctlictll & Plumbing p_..,.. __ Roortnv • oun.ra 1llnyt Siding& - .. SUNSHINE CLUB IIIEIT llaRl Ill 22) - 1 KNOW HOW HE MUST HAVE FELT.. . 1 1VE 8EEN WORKING ON Tf.IIS STOR't' NOW FOR OVER HALF AN tlOUR .. take on any guitt trips. Do what you want to cSo and enjOy it. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21) _, There may be .something on whieh . you need 10 get your head 10ge1her. Chances are tt won't help to ask advice from oth· ers. Seek solitude until you get things figurad out. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19) - Treat others in a warm, friendly fashion, and you'll reol!uve the samt!l treatment In retum: A smile and a kind word go a long way toward ml!king and develc;lping formula tor suceess is simply to s.y, '"Yes, I can .· Believe In yourself. and you'll be successful With most everything you take on , as well as k"ifiiJ8noe others to do the same. ARIES (March 21 -April 19) - Don't watt things rolling. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - • New Homes • Garages •Complete •·•Hm Slop & Compare GARFIELD GIJY5! I'M BACK Ft<OM MY 17117 ...at.! Mt55 Me? When It comes to slt!Jations of a domestic nature, take the time to talk things OU1 with your male before taking , action. Togethe r, you 'll find a solution that wtll bring about smoother results. GEMINI (May 21...June 20) -You may find you won't have too much t;me to play around- more serious involwments will take pr&eedenoe. Being productive, howewr, will prove gl'lltifyiog. CANCER (June 21 .July 22)- Try.not to take you~lf or activities In which vou get involved too seriously. Play things ltght. because getting u ptig~ will do nothing but stifle your eftec:tiwness witli your peers: LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - You might be able to !So something needed for your family, which il obviou& lo you but over· · IOQk6d by everybOdy else. They'll be happv YQUr peroeptk»n about their needs SOUPTONUTZ FOR YOU!! 34 Hot dlnpr- 52 - · · ... - LZIEWVII. P SHUZM'R ZUZE HMFRSPMY ZIBZLR AZ KVIIZ VASZE LZVLXZ."- SZIIIEF CVIIIKH PREVIOUS SOlUTION- 'There~ on~ one real happiness in !We. and that is !he happiness of creating."- Frederick Oellus . Y RT I D I I' I I l UQA1 I I I' 8;:: -- llyq IO make money ualtid. Gramps told me that mooev was 1ht fiuil of t1il a.~ often as the • (!1'1$ al11~ys t-r~H~A_L,.;,.E..,.T_O~~-· of"· Ii I I, I I o c."''l~.. ... t!w,~~ 1-..J......L.-l. . ....l.-L.J ......d br !liMp 1n 1he mr»~!'lg -.·ordi yov o.,..lop i•o~ ,,.. No. 3 t:ob.-. frtends. lor an importllnt matter in which you're im.ohled to work out on Its ~ . With a lit· tle nudging on your behalf, you can get Remodeling Wl/0311725 V C YOUNG ......... 24·No\l. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 1~) - The on!y thing that can stop ~r capacity ·tor winnlhg In a competlttve situation is sel· lng yourself shOrt. Going In with a Joaer's attitude wiN fl.ifill whatwer prophecy vou establiSh. PISCES (Feb. 2o-March 20) - A good Painting • Doors • Windows • Docb YOUN G'S (Oct. w.,.. SOMETHING I T..... drinll • Etlltm 1!ln Solunloy. · ... B y - --D oa t· uncktr.tand things. LIBRA (Sept. 23~1. 23) - You have 1 knack br adding valu. and wo~ to altu· ationa 1n that benetn o!Mr. with whom you're lrwolved. It you tallow your lnltlnc1a., they 'll dlr•ct you toward theN HAS 6 FiguN out 7 1111 !ll!ltt wil teawaw Q PufllloM 30 - " ' ..,. mutic "' ObiMW 32 Depotlt ....., on oncou,..gtng cl.-,, I'OU WI! ohlfl to·!hot 8UI1. SUI ~ Ill dil- • cou- In ciUbe, I'O'J win ploy 1 tour1tt holrt, hoping lo pront<M • !rump Irick lofpot1ner. CELEBRITY CIPHER ~htlo lod from three haarts to tho . by Lull Clmpos . QUM>jacl<. ""' wilt .gel only two heirt Ollabtt.~ ~ .. cr.-a 1JOm (!110111101'11 by tlmOUS peoole, -ll'ld IJ8Iefl -llld -to lind 1wo more. e.;, ltlltr "',. ~ Sllnillor ntlw!'. lltt' ilay point Is lt1ot )'00 do not know TD<IIy's Dfue.· I Sqaafs X how many hearts partner hold8. But he knows !hot you have !lx. JJ Irick ono, "P ·' G IVR H UZEF PMRZEZWRPM'I signal with tho haart tO. H he has ority aw.-. ll'lltead, Llkl time to help them ... THE OlD~ . can ta1<o tho filii VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) - Be to"'r~~nt of other~~ W'hoaa grasp of things might not be u utute u y01.1rs. Putting people ckMrn won't do anything but tum them . ' 7 \l)u opened Mill I two-llid, 811001lng. good all-olld IUit lnd 8-10 h~ cord points. SOuth bid Wha1 ho hoped he could mako. Whet hils paltner led tom? ~ a lingletan, )'00 probably will not be " defeat111e contract. ondl. 992-21,55 31' Allnl,ln wuaokMn. ' The .Daily Sentinel 35 Lui Concentrating on endeawrs 1hat are personally Important 10 you doesn'1 oonstltute selfishness on your pan. Don't ~1"f 1 long term disability and retirement or fax to (304) 675-6975 "::;;::::::;:;:::::::::::~ ResWenlial• Commem.t • Genenl ~ Holidays, heakh insurance single/family 2520 Valley Drive Point Pleasant. wv 25550 • o.:>nd(tion , $1 ,500 plan, dental plan, life insurance, vacation, l'leas.lnl Valley Hospilal C/O Hu1M11 Resources I' A 70 Pine Street • GaUipolis 446-0007 . 2002 Yamaha TTR 125, ' minimum of three years experience in an Send resumes to: & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 1996 Dodge van, auto, $2.000 OBO. (740)25fHi002 or (740)256· 1233. < ... 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Looi< only at tho North and EIIBI · \l)u .., East, dofondlng agalnlll 1our . &pades, \l)ur paltner loado 1lle haart queen. would yoo plan 1lle iir;;;;;;=:;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;; riO FARM I miles, 2002 Dodge Strauss 59,000 Lo,.-11 runs great,,_ tires, LM 25() 00 Neon 4<)'1, auto, A/C "'Is 77 a I C:!t Dealer: East Vulnerable: Both HI s Sl'lt Sh'r ,1lll' F.Qun;\IJiN' ' $3,5()() OBO. 2003 Dodge Neon 39,000 miles, runs • • ;==::==::;;;:;;:~;;;;~===::; hon! 749 Third Avenue in Gallipolis. Price "Negoti-" 2001 Chevy SUbulban LT Now roofl Motivated Seller! 2500 4 WO. Excellent oondl· tion, $13,500; 1995 Dodge Intrepid 4dr $2 ,400. (740)446·8411 8am-9pm. k~. ......., ... • 74 • J 5 month. '----_;:...._.J 2001 Chevy Blazer, very Commercial building ~For good condition, loaded. Sate• 16QO square feet. off $4,950 (304)675-7998 or street pa~ing. 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Walk to shop & movies. CaH repmrs on m""f"'r rands In Private lot ,w/carpor1. 740·446·2568. Equal shop or at your home. Aafldep ·requifed. $400 mo. Hovslng Opportunity. . Used Furniture Store, 130 (740)446-4782. Bulavflle Pike (740)446'--bed-'----ba -th -..~-- CONVENIEHiLY LOCAT- 4782, GaH!>Oiis, OH. Hrs 11 · room ~"~ ED l AFfOft!IAIILEI 5 (M·S) We buy used matplus dep & ref. f740)446- Townhouse apartments, trusses. Call us. :.:7380 = · - - - - - - and/or small houses FOR 2 bedroom, 11/C, porch & RENT. Call (740)441-1111 ~ . iiOOU'i for appliCation & information. """""""'...,.._ 70 va auto- 97 Beech Street manress &bOI< springs $5(), - - - - - - - - ----~--complete twin set $10, bOOt< Reg. Jacl< Russall 3 red- ,~ ..-~ •• " t C lo shelf 575 . Phona (740)«t · Ml~e males, 12 wl<, $200. ••• ~-, MOll 0 ar · 0988. (740)379-2439. Loaded, in excellent shape, I 740-9115-4180 & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 1983WVRabllittrucl<diesel ~~~;;;;;:;;;:; 5()mpQ $1295 or $600 r CKC Basset Hound pup - 1978 Corvette 25yr anniver· ptes~ mo.$~:0 sho~K~ · sary $7995 wor · 1993 Firebird red sharp Breeding pair $300. CKC $2895 or $15()() down 10 mo. $t5C. CKC 1995 Cemaro V6 5spd Hop bfad< Pug 2 yrs old $I 50. black $4200 Lw--W.ioiiiAN!mllil--,.1 ~ MOIIU H<lME'> {famihJ I~!J'@J:I down •r'1! """'-"'!"'---. c...... 3BR Houao lor Rent. required . 740-&43·5264. """' Cedar Str. Central Heat/air, BANK FORECLOSURES13 aofl yoor home? FP. $695+Util and dep. bedroom, 2 bath, $155/mo. 4 •Or you.. Interior Only • red 4x4 $2995 or $1600 ~ !" I" down =i;i;;;o~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=j Call for more information 1995 MUs1ang GT llc::at&mw -llnth>g·let us do It 1993 Ford RangM Splash - shots,(740)696-1085 Downtown rii''O I" '' .=. ............. • i z tAQil41 • J I HZ Ell& 6 Q6 5 I • I 3 •MONnaYOXYGENVffi~ ""':Ob ·Nil'* •SERVICE •FREE DELIVERY · -n 1 T -·a I " •RENTALS •SAL~ 40 TW"a42111- . . . Phillip Alder ~-·740old.256$15C .OO/NCII 4x4$5.....,...,895or$3~extdown 2563 SPA<E REA CroSiword Puzzle BRIDGE Twin RiYors T._r is oocopl· Wig appliCations 100' woiting · list for Hud·subsiled t· br 5 month old CKC Regilt- t997 Joop ?nlnd ~. apartment, call 675-8679 Miniature Otchsh~d, 2 needs transmission wort;;, Equal Hou9lng Opportunity males, 1 red, &. 1 btedt & Bell Offer (304)67 -4-6362 tan ....... $200 (304)593 Upsrairs 3 rooms & bath, 3820 - . . • 1997 Kla Sophia 5opc1 j The Daily Sentinel• Page 87 Cavallo< l24. Clean & 2dr. Central 2 Br.. $295.00 per M. plus partially furniShed. No petS. - - - - - -- -$1995 or $55() down. - - 4 bed. O!Wide! Heat. Efficient, dep. and utilities. 3rd St., Reterence & depos~ AKC Reg. FC Sired~ 1996 Monte ca•o $2995 or $49 , 179 . Scott 17401828 _ Convonlentty located Rei., Racine. No pots. 740-247- required. (740)446-1519 puppies for aale. Tri<Oiorod. ~= ~ Ra cob 2750 www.rnyclailysenttn.com SCAAML£TS 11/II.JI"' IDIIid - Purge - Flask -N01ioft. PLANNING After our vacation la5t summer i sunnised 1htd 1 shoncut is the faslcd way to get to • pliiCC you wcren "t PLANNING to go. ARLO&JANIS �.~. Friday, November 17, 2006 9/ww.mydailysentinel.oom Page B~ • The Daily Sentinel An inside look at this week's game· Rematch could bum OSU-Michigan winner III&Tin CMrlll ....._ WL ..... WLPU. . 011iD StJa 7 0 LOOO U 0 LOOO Michi!lan 7 0 1.000 Wisconsin 7 1 .875 Penn State 4 3 .571 Purdue 4 3 .571 Indiana 3 3 .500 Iowa 2 5 .286 Minnesota 2 5 .286 N'westem 1 6 .143 Illinois' 1 6 .143 Mich. State 1 6 .143 11 0 1.000 10 1 .909. 7 4 .636 7 4 .636 5 6 .455 6 5 .545 5 6 .4q5 3 8 .2t3 2 9 ·.182 4 7 .364 Iowa at Minnesota, noon Buffalo at Wisconsin, noon Indiana at Purdue, noon Michigan State at Penn State, noon Michigan at Ohio State, 3:30 p.m. Illinois at No!thwestem, 3:30 p.m. COLUMBUS- Could there be a rematch between Ohio State and Michigan in the Bowl Championship Series national title game? Should there be a rematch? . It's a strong possibilicy the winner of Saturday's OSUMichigan game will be the only unbeaten major college team by the time the regular season is over. Would a once-beaten Ohio State or Michigan deserve a trip to the national title game just as much- qr maybe more- than possible oncebeaten teams~ Southern. FOr one thing, two-thinls of . the BCS rankii1gs formula is made up ofhuman voters. Quite a few-of those voters, es. pecially those with no ties to Jim Naveau The Uma News thedrop~(liu~~J;~~ . jnaveau@limanews.com 419-993-2087 California, Florida, Notre Dame and Arkansas? Certainly, theOSU-Michi- · gan loser would deserve the trip to the title game more than an unbeaten Rutgers team. But unless Saturday's game is decided by a touchdown or less, a rematch seems unlikely. """""Uf;<U' several SjJOtsOR their ballot to try to avoid a rematch. · The rest of the oountry probab}yisn'tasexcitedabout an all-Big Ten title game as · people around here liTe· The other factor tooonsider is that the third-ranked team in the BCS standings, Southern California, is 1&0 in No· vember with Pete Carroll as coach. Ifthe Tn:!ans finish gan again mthe national title with wins over California, game Jan. 8 in subutban Notre Dame and UCLA, they Phoenix and lose. . might jump over theOSUIt wouldn't be fun. Just ask Michigan·loser. Florida State. In 1996, theun- , A rematch sounds like fun beaten Seminoles beat Florida and game8 to Ohio State fans 24-21 in their final regu1ar seanow: But how many have con- son game. sidered this scenario: · Then, after a series of upSup~ Ohio State wins a sets iri oonferenoe champiclose game on Sarurda~ {)nship gaines, they got them Maybe the Buckeyes stop a again for the national title in . Michigan drive inside the 10- the Sugar Bowl and lost 52yanlline to end the game. Or 2G. Florida got the national maybe they get a game-wintitle and Florida State went ning field pi in the closing home with the knowledge it's seconds. not who you beat, it's when And then 1hey play Michlyou beat them. H 4\1 LU\[}lR:'t 'l'cQIOifense Purdue ............ :...................420. 7 . Ohio State ..........................401.3 Wisconsin ............ :.....:.........383.1 Michigan..............................372.9 lowa .................................... 370.4 RusflkC Olfeuse Michigan .... :......................... 194.5 lllinois ....... ,..........................186.5 Wisconsin ............................179.9 Ohio State .......................... 179.5 Penn State .......................... 151.1 Pass Olfellse . Puroue ................................ 288.7 i!Jwa .................................... 225.5 Ohio State .......................... 221.8 Michigan State .................... 221.8 . Indiana ................................215.9 Total Defense Michigan..............................231.5 Wisconsin ............................251.2 OliOS.. --·--·- ..............261.7 .. Penn State ..........................276.6 lllinois .......... .'.......................3b5.3 Rush Defellse Michigan ................................29.9 Ohio State .............. ,.............90.2 : Penn State .........:..................94.5 Wisconsin ............................ 109.8 Illinois ..............................:... 130.9 Pass Defalse Wisconsin ............................ 141.4 Ohio State ..........................171.5 lllinois .................................. 174.4 Perin State ........................... 182.1 Iowa ......................... :.......... 196.1 INDI\ IDU.\L LEADERS .RushkC Yards PJ. Hill, Wisconsin ................ 1,447 Mike Halt, Michigan ............1,373 Tony Hunt, Penn State ..........1,098 Antonio Pittman, Ohio St. ...... 1,032 Amir Pinnix, Minnesota ............974 'PIInllg 'lllnls . Curtis Painter, Puroue ..........3,104 . Bryan Cupito, Minnesota ......2,289 . Troy Sniith, Ohio State ..........2,191 Anthony Morelli, Penn St. ...... 2,007 Drew Tate ............................ 1,995 Ret Bluirlg Yanls OOOen Blyant, Puroue ..............817 Sept. 2 N. Illinois Sept 9 Sept 16 Sept 23 @Texas Sept. 30 Oct 7 Oct. 14 · Oct 21 Oct 28 NoV. 4 W 35-12 Cincinnati Penn State @ Iowa Bowling Green @ Mich. State Indiana Minnesota @ llliriois w24-7 W37·7 W28-6 w38-17 W 35-7 W38-7 W44-3 W44-0 w17-10 w54-10 NcN. 11 @ Northv.estem SA1UIIDtW Mlcl II I 3:30 p.m. Content compiled ~Jim Nalleau and desi~ ~Jeff Braun • The Uma News Copyrijtlt il:l 2006 The Uma New.;, Reproduction at all oc any portion of this material is prohibited without express consent mman "'me •·= s, ...... . AdJ•• •. GAME TIME: 3:30 P.M. AT OHIO STADIUM TV: ABC Ohio State Leaders JimNneau's Player of the ...... Cr-ds WR - Brian Hardine Hartline caught oo 1D passes during a 54- 10 win over Northwestern. Me was Ohio State's leading receiver with 3 catches for 47 yams. Say what? "YoCI c. ...., It llidlll&llt if JOII wut. Ewet}IMHIJ is coilll to lte · . jacked liP .... readJ to p." ......,.,... Antonio Pittmat1 ........ 12 llllelceptill;• Antonio .Pittman .. 1,032 James Laurinaitis ........5 y.-ds TacNes Ted Ginn Jr.............677 James Laurinaitis ......91 Aile,..._ Taddes for loss' Vernon Gholston ...... 14 Seeks Quinn Pitcock ..............8 Field . . . Aaron Pettrey ........8/11 ws. Ohio State . Buckeye .-ain Buste1s 1: Who is ttoe only Michigan player to sack Ohio State quartertlack Troy Smith in the last two years? · _:__ Wide receiver Amhonv Gonzalez about the 3:30 ·starting time of this year's QSU-Michigan game 2: Who was younger when they were hired as Ohio State's head coach, Jim Tressel or Woody Hayes? AnSts•s: 1. LaMarr Woodley ' 208 East Ma•n .• ·1-740-992-6614 or Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-6· Sat. 10uc:llclcMns Troy Smith ..........2,191 CHEVROL_ET • ,CADILLAC • , fNf!11J tfJTle. Boone is.ttoe ooly OSU re@Jiar'to ··~···· ~Reed, Michigan State ........ 725 t..ogan Pa)re, Minnesota ............ 722 Travis Beckum, Wisconsin ..........686 Ted Ginn Jr., Ohio State ..............677 2006 OSU SCHEDULE 81.00 fumbles. As receiving threats, they're also close to equal. Hart has 13 TeOeptions Butkus Awaro finalist James L.a1.1rinaitis miss asat Ohio Slate has ab.ed 13 quar- leads Ohio State in tackles (91), intercep1E!IbaQ(sacksand MichgFr1 has~ up 14. . tions (5) and has four sacks. Marrus free· and tlas·CI!Uitrt 12 passes ..... , . a. ' man is thiro •on ttoe wam in tackles (53). MttA 1•·£¥at Fresf:lman Ross Homan has gotten more Dattrdni . . Qr rtdlcb playing time the last two weeks. Troy Smith was outstanding in his fiiSt Bott1 teams have receivers who can go Nowhere is the new attitude fiiSt-year Mnrt 11: Even start against Michigan in 2004, then deep but ttoe ~ in depth probably bedefensive coordinator Ron •English brou~t came back with ttoe geatest sequel since longs to Ohio State, especially if Michigan's to Michigiln more evident than on ttoe line. Datmthe••cb "The Godfather Part II" last season. Can best wide ~~rio Manningllam is It leads the country in fewest rushing yards Ohio Stale is tied for ttoe lead nationally iri not at fuU strengt!l. . he make 'it a three-peat? intetceptioiiS with 2f, Michigan has picked allowed, an average of 29.9 a game and off 11 passes. The Buckeyes' advar'ltl# . Marmingllam missed three games late is second in sacks with 41. Smith (2,191 yards~ 26 touchdown passes, 4 nm~ IS) has 723 yan:1s in the season because of a knee injury. The Wolverines gjve up an average of looks ewn betterv.tlen ttoe number of tlllal offense against MiChigan ttoe last t\\0 Before he was hurt, he ca~ 24 passes, 1.3 yards .per cany on rushing plays. Only passes throWn against ttoe tv,() defeiiSes is · seasaiS. That includes running the ball29 nine of ttoem for touchdo'Mls. Since reMinnesota, with 108 yards, gained more factDred in. Michigan's opponen1s have attimes. He has run only 58 times all season. turning. he has caugtrt two passes for 11 than 100 yams against them. A year ago, ~ 402 passes. OSU's opponen1s yartlS in t.w games. Michigan allowed 3.8 yards per rushing halle put ttoe ball in ttoe air 343 times. Considering his past SIICOeSS ~the play and had 24 sacks. ·' Steve Breaston leads Michigan with ~.\WI Ohio'Stale ~tlis!U11li:g Senior cornerback Antonio Smith is sec· E nd LaMarr Woodley has 11 sacks and · f l.: 48 catches but didn't score a touch· ond on ttoe team in tackles for osu and has CIUt of~ oo Saturtlay? 6, 33(),pound .defensive Iackie Alan Branch tv.o interoeplions. The other cornerback. Michigan's Olad Henne, also a three-year down until last .week against Indiana. starter, has thrtJMl for 1,932 yards <ni 18 Adrian Allington (31 catches, 420 occupies so much space he needs an escort Malcolm .Jen!Qns, has four interceptions. touclidcNJns with 7 illteroeplioiiS. Henne has yards, 6 TDs) is also a threat. Michigan's top defensive back is c:x:merback v.t1en he iJles down interstalll: h~. more career touchctaM1 passes (68) 1han Ted Ginn Jr. (51 catches, 677 yards, 8 Quinn Pitcock (8 sacks) leads OSU's de- Leon Hall, who has three illtelceptioos. Smittl (50), but he also has 27 caeer inter- IDs) and Antt1ony Gonzalez (45 catches, fensille line, which allowed more than 100 . Ad••* OhioS.. ceptions, compared to ooly U for Smith. yards rushing three times in i1s fiiSt four 673 ~. 7 TDs) lead Ohio State. Brian games but only onoe since. Vernon Ghol· Robiskie has four touchdown catches. Ohio s.e OSU's Ted Ginn Jr. has six caeer purtt;,e:. Brian Hartline caught t.w TD passes last ston has 7.5 sacks for ttoe 'Buckeyes, who II lc .. cb turns fortouclidcNJns. Mich~'s Steve Saturday against NorttrNestem. have 33 this season. · Ohio State v.ill see something it didn't see Bleaston has 1aken four punts back for IDs, Adlia' ,,. 'Net "gao · Alt.Ja 7 1 · Ohio STIIIie last year- a healthy Mike Hart. Michigan's including one last 1-.eek against Indiana. · U.•••ctnrs junior running back has gained 1,373 yards Olllllhl ... The WlM!rines' punter Zolttr1 Mesko and PrescOtt Burgess (Warren HalOing) and Ohio Stale's AJ. Ti3p8SSO both ·~ . after picki1g up ooly 662 last season 'Mien Ohio State left tackle Alex Boone is expected to return after missing the last tWo . ·Shawn Crable (~ilion) are two of he battled hamstJing and ankle injuries. He 41.2 yartls per kick. Michigan kicker•Garrett games \\1t!1 an unspecified injUiy, thought Michigan's starters, but the most impres· Rivas (15 r/18) has a statistical ~oo ran for just 15 yartls ~inst OSU in 2005. · Ohio State's Antonio Pittman (1,032 to be a knee problem. sive player at this ppsition far the Wotver· Ohio State's Aaron Pettrey (8 of U) a1d an One ofttoe keys to both teams' SIICOeSS is ines might be 'home-~ fifth-year seyards) and.Hart are similar. Both wei~ eqJel ieiiOe ~. Pettrey is in his first around 200 pounds, both have~ · that their offensive linemen halle CM:lided year as a starter and Rivas is one field pi nior.David Hanis, who 'has 14 tackles for speed but probably not sprinter's speed, injuries. 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