http://66.213.69.5/files/original/694caec13bec54d3beddbd05e3292c94.pdf 0c1cf6ade5c725eabb114e2ad34b52c2 PDF Text Text Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com New Plliladelphla Tuscarawas ·cent. Calh . 59, Zanesville Rosecrans 44 New Riegel 57, N. Robinson Col. EASTERN (5·11 • Crawford 45 Newark 49, Cols. E 39 Old Fmt ss: Elmore Woodmere 49 Bryce Honaket 4 0·0 8, Nathan Cozart 12 4-5 33. Aiel!: McGrath 1 0·0 2. Michael Owen 4 1-2 9, Marcus Guess 3 1·1 7, Nathan Carroll 0 0-0 0, Kyle Rawson 0 0· 0 0, Derrick Roush 0 0-0 0 Totals 24-57 6·8 59. Old Washington Buckeye Trail Hann1bal River 39 53, Ottoville 72 , Uma Shawnee 52 Pandora-Gilboa 53, Leipsic 33 WOOD COUNTY CHRISTIAN (4-21 Parma Padua 61. CuyalloQa Falls Walsh Jesuit 47 Pickerington N. 51, Grove City 45, OT Reynoldsburg 66, Gahanna 57 Richmond Hts. 75, Kirtland 43 ROCky River 63, Lakewood 54 Seaman N. Adams 74, Peebles 42 Shadysl_d~ 71 , Woodsfield Monroe Cent. 52 Smithville 86. Mogadore 69 Solon 89. Warrensville 71 Spring_ Kentori Ridge 63, Bellefontaine 57 Spring. Shawnee 56, Spring. NW 54 St. Henry 52, Kalida 31 St. Paris Graham 64, Urbana 36 Stow 66, Kent Roosevelt 43 Sllmmlt Station Licking Hts. 75, Pataskala Watkins Memorial 62 Sunbury Big Wa'ln~l 85, Cols. S. 80 Tipp City Tippecanoe 55, Cols_ Lml1en McKii'lley 39 Uniontown Lake 47, Green 46 Upper Sandllsky 55, Tol. Whitmer 51 Utica 71, Hebron Lakewood 37 Van Buren 54, Basco m Hopewell· LoiJdon 52 W. Chester Lakota W. 73, Boca Raton · (Fla.) 46 W. Jefferson 53, Cots. Northridge 51 W Laf.ayelle Ridgewood 54, Gnadenhu"en Indian Valley 52 Wapakoneta 64, Piqua 57 Warren JFK 66, Andover Pymatuning Valley 58 Westerville N. 55, Westerville Cent. 44 Wh itehall, Pa. 53, Cle. Horizon Science SOlffil GALLIA 83, · NEW BOSIDN 61 NEW BOSTON (D·7) Michael Salisbury 5 0·0 t2, Michael Mohr 0 0·0 0. Justin Lancaster 0 0·0 0, Justin Bowling 4 1·2 10, Chris Porter 0 0·0 0. Tyler Mault 0 2-4 2, Mustain 0 0-0 0, Tony Musick 5 1·3 11 , Kns Lawson 5 1-4 11 , Josh Holbrook 1 1· 1 3, Rocky Dunkin 4 4· 11 12. Pat Spears 0 0-0 0. Totals: 24·57 . 10-2561 . SOUTH GALLIA (6-11 . Tyler Porter 3 0-2 6, Dustin McCombs 4 3· 4 12. Josh Wrtght4 1·2 t1, Berf)ie Fulks 6 4·4 18. Seth Willi amson 1 0·0 3, Robert ' CotJry 0 0-0 0. Curl Waugh 8 4-11 20, Travis McCarty 1 0·0 3, Ryan Geiger 0 1• 2 1, Aaron Phillips 1 2·4 41 Stephen Call o o-o O, Michael Pope 1 3·5 5, Josh Skil1more 0 0-0 0. Totals: 29-64 18·34 83. New Boston 11 t4 16 20 ~ 61 Sou1h Gallia 25 15 18 25 83 3-Point Goals...:..NB 3-12 (Salisbury 2, Bowling), SG 7-26 (Wright 2, Fulks 2. McCombs, Williamson, McCarty) . Rebounds-NB 39 (Musick 8, Lawson 8, Dunkin 8), SG 39 (Waugh 8). AssistsNB 11 .(Salisbury 3. Lawson 3), SG 9 (Waugh 3, Wright 3). Stea,ls- NB 7 (Salisbury 3), SG 15 (Wright 4). BlocksNB 1 (Bowling 1), SG 3 (Waugh 2). Turnovers-NB 28, SG 19. Pe rsonal Fouts- NB 25, SG 21 JV score- SG 55, 47 Windham 77, Burton Berkshire 59 1 Wor thington Kilbourne 70, ·N. Can. Hoover 60 Zoarville Tuscarawas ValleY 44, Sugarcreek Garaway 40 Ohio High School Girls Basketball Tuesday's Results Arcanum 53, Carlisle 15 Arlington 51, Kenton 31 . Bay Village Bay 92, Cle. Collinwood 13 NB 33. Bellefontaine Benjamin Logan 58, Ohio HIQh School Boys Basketball Milford Center Fairbanks 38 Tuesday'a Results Berea 61 , Willoughby S. 51 Ada 62, lima Perry 52 Bloom-Carroll 48, Whitehall-Yearling 36 Akr. Buchtel 66. Chagrin Falls Kenston Bluffton 55.- Lima Sr. 50 56 Bucyrus 47, Galion Northmor 35 Akr_Manchester 60, Akr. Ellet 49 Can. GlenOak 48, Cle. VASJ 37 Albany Ale)(ander 61, Sugar Grove Canal Winchester 56, Madison County, Berne Union 26 N.C. 39 Amanda -Ciea rcreek · 68, · Baltimore Canfield 59, Hudson 52 Liberty Union 57 Chagrin Falls Kenston 50, Akr. SVSM 42 Arcadia 62, Fostoria Sl. W8ndelin 52 Chardon 61, Eastlake N. 24 Archbold 63, Sherwood Fairview 51 Chardon NDCL 43, Lodi. Calif. 31 Ashville Teays Valley 57, Williamsport 1 Cin. Colerain 53, Cin. McAuley 46 WeStfall 53 Cle_An!1rews 49, Youngs. Chaney 41 Anica Seneca E. 76, Greenwich S. Cent. Cle. Hts. Beaumont 52, Lorain Admiral 69 King 45 Barnesville 65, Caldwell42 Coldwater 61, Van Wert 44 Bedford 81, Cle. Glenville 68 Cols. Afncentric 95, Day. Dunbar 34 Berlin Hiland 64, Warsaw River View 56 Cols. Ham ilion Twp. 68, Cols. Whetstone Bucyrus Wynford 75, Caledonia River 38 Valley 54 Copley 66, Akr. Kenmore 47 Byesville Meadowbrook 57, Sarahsville Coshocton 45, Danville 33 Shenandoah 42 . . I Defiance Ayersvllle 51 , Continental46 Can. Cent. Cath. 83, Louisville 75 J Delaware Buckeye Valley 55, Hampton, Can. Heritage Christian 68, Youngs. Tenn . 53. OT Christian 53 ' Delphos St. John's 52, Spencerville 24 Carey 65, New Washington Bllckeye 1 E. Can. 85, Dalton 48 Cent. 62 Elida 61 , Tiffin Columbian 40 Cin. Aiken 60, Ttiomas Worthington 58 Enon Greenan 62, Spring. NE 45 Cln. Elder 50, Wint13r Park (Fla.) Tflnity Fredericktown 77, Marion Cath. 30 Prep 23 Ft. Recovery 74, Pitsburg Fra"nklin· Cin. La Salle 94, Cin. Western Hills 46 1 Monroe 40 C~n. Ta~l75 , Franklin Coun:y. Ky. 72 Garfield Hts. Trinity 43, Cle. E. Tech 39 Cm. W1throw 77, S. Ptantatton, Fla. 59 Garrettsville Garfield 57. Middlefield Circleville Logan Elm 71, Chillicothe 1 Cardinal 30 Zane Trace 43 Gates Mills G ilmo~Jr 50, N. Ridgeville 23 Cle. Hts.-61. Ora_nge 56 I· Gorham Fayette 52, Leipsic 43 Cle . VASJ 74, Fnenl11y, Md. 52 Hamler Patrick Henry 56 Defiance Clermont NE 63, New Richmond 61 . Tinora 37 ' Cols. Bee~hcroft 50, Cot.s. Watterson 42 Harrison 52, Newport (Ky.) Cent. Cath. Cols. Mlf1hn 71 , Cols. Bnggs 61 36 Copley 57, Akr. ~enmore 48 Heath 45, Johnstown Northridge 32 Dover 62, Can. ~~mken 50 . . Hilliard Davidson 52, MI. Vernon 42 Doyte.stown Chippewa 61 , Penmsula Jamestown Greeneview 54, London Woodndge 58 Madison Plains 40 Dub!ln Coffman 49, Dublin ~erome 34 Jeromesville Hillsdale 73, Ashland Ely~~~ Open Door 49, Oberlm 40 Mapleton 51 f~IICity 62, Bet~ei-Tate 37 Johnstown-Monroe 50, Grandview 34 F~ndlay 4~. Dehance 29 . . 1 Lima Bath 69, Lima Cent. Cath. 50 Ftnl11ay Liberty-Benton 56, Pemberville L · "lie Aq · h F 11 Eastwood 47 . · OlHSVI utnas 55 , uya oga a s I CVCA40 Fostoria 65, Tontogany Ot~ego 62 , Lyndhurst Brush 69, Ellclld 20 Frankfort Adena 62, Washtngton C. H. 48 1 M ol" d v z ·11 Fremont Ross 73 Sand~Jsky 53 agn Ia 5 an Y a11 ey 52 . o~rvt e ' . . . Tuscarawas Valley 36 Ft. Jennings 78, Van Wert Ltncotnvtew 71 1 M . El . c t b Genoa 80, Lakeside Danbury 53 anon . gm 62 · en er urg 37 1 1 PHOENIX (AP)- Charlie Weis has one target left for a full turnaround of Notre Dame's high-profile program: Win a bowl game. The Fighting Irish made their formal bowl arrival on Tuesday, although their charter flight offloaded mostly school officials and coaches. Weis released the players (or the.ir holiday break on Friday, and said at an airport news conference that they all made it to Arizona. No. 5 Notre Dame plays No. 4 Ohio State in the 35th annual Fiesta Bowl on Monday. · The Buckeyes (9-2), another of a handful of elite programs that hardly ever worry about getting a postseason off, pose a formidable obstacle. "We know it's going to be a tough test, but I can tell you this: We didn't come here just to drink margaritas," Weis said. "We came here to play a football game, and it's been weU-documented that Notre Dame hasn't won a bowl game in over a !\ecade, and we.'re hoping to change that." Weis left the New England Patriots to take over a sputtering prog(am and guided Notre Dame to a 9-2 record in his firsl year as a college head coach. Before this season, the Irish had one winning record in four years, falling to 6-6' last year with a 38~1ss to Oregon State in the Ph nix ased · Insight Bowl. Their string of seven consecutive bowl losses also began the Phoenix area with a 41 -24 defeat by Colorado i11 the ' Orrv1lle 80. Manslield Madison 67 Ricky Miracle 2 0-1 5. Jt>hn Mark C,onaway 1 0-0 2, Tyler Jones· 0 3·4 3, Kyle 81Chard 7 0-Q 14, Todd Hughes 7 34 17, Elijah Gibson 0 0·0 0, Aaron Drane 0 0-0 0. Totals 17·62 6-9 41 Eastern 6 30 7 16 59 wccs 13 9 11 8 41 3··Point Goats-Eastern 5·19 (Cozart 5), WCCS 1-14 (Miracle). Fouled Out-none. Rebounds-Eastern 34 (Coz:aft 12). WCCS 20 (Richard 8) . Assists- Eastern 6 (Cozart 4), WCCS 1 (Conaway). Steals-Eastern 6 (Cozar1 2, Honaker 2). WCCS 9 (Richard 4) . Blocks-Eastern 1 (Cozart), WCCS (none). Turnovers Eastern 12; WCCS 19 1 1 LUTZ, ·Fla. (AP) - Tony :·we loved our son very Players · from Tampa Bay Dungy recalled his son as a much, he loved us and we Buccaneers, whom Dungy "good, young man with a miss him terribly. James was a coached from 1996 to 2000, compassionate heart," some- good young man with a com- were among those present, one who loved tQ smile and passionate heart and we were along with owner Malcolm have fun. glad to have him for 18 years. Glazer, fom1er general man"All you had to do was be . ... God has him now for the ager Rich McKay, now genernice to him," the Indianapolis rest of eternity," he said. al manager for the Atlanta Colts coach said Tuesday, The coach had a message Falcons, and former straining to compose himself for his players, too, calling Buccaneer Warren Sapp. and blinking back tears while them some of the greatest role Buccaneers stars Derrick remembering 18-year-old models in the country and Brooks and Simeon Rice were James, who died last week in urging them to reach out to there, as were New York Jets an apparent suicide. 1 coach Herman Edwards and young peop e. Chicago Bears coach Lovie NFL stars, past and present, He also cautioned parents Smith, both former assistants league officials, including against taking their children under Dungy in Tampa Bay. commissioner Paul Tagliabue, for granted. He recalled Dungy left the team last and the entire Colts team were Thanksgivin~, which was the .Thursday, .the day his son was among the hundreds· of last lime he saw h1s so~ as the found, and it was uncertain mourners who came to teen rushed off to the import. · when he would return. .Idlewild Baptist Church in "Parents hug your ,kids Young Dungy's girlfriend suburban Tampa .for the two- every chance you get, he found h1m unresponsive in his said. "Tell them you love apartment early that day. He hour service_ "It didn't take ~uch, for , the~. You never know ,;ovhen was pronounced dead shortly Jamre .to be your fnend, hrs rt wrll be your last t1me. afterward at . University dad sard. Before the serv1ce, SIX char- Community Hospital. A preliminary autopsy Following the service, tered buses carrying Colts Dungy made a brief statement players, coaches and staff report Friday . indicated the outside the church and, on streamed mto the parkmg lot teen took his own hfe, but the behalf of his wife, Lauren, of the church with a police exact cause of dealh won' t be and family, thanked friends escort. Quarterback Peyton released until a toxicology and fans for their support. Manning arrived separately. examination is finished in Nets 3-pointers in the final minutes to trim the New Jersey lead to 93~89 . Carter made one free throw with 21 secfromPageBl onds left and Snow made a seven points from llgauskas, layup before Kidd closed out went on a' l2-0 run to cut the the scoring with a pair of free throws. Nets' lead to 89-83. - The Nets overcame a slow "We dido 't want to . get start . take a 29-21 lead blown out or get embar- after toone period. James rassed, being that it's an scored Cleveland's first Eastern Conference team," seven points of the second as James said. "We picked it the Cavaliers cut the Nets' up." lead to 33-28. New Jersey finally scored New Jersey regained conon a pair of tree throws by trol and closed the half with Carter with 2:22 remaining, a 56-41 lead. Jefferson paced and he followed with a bas- the Nets with 17 points, ket to give the Nets a 10- including a buzzer-beating point lead. jumper after James was James and Hughes made called for an 8-second viola- I I Rout from Page Bl the opening 16 minute~ with nine giveaways. Both squads made seven field goals in the third period and South Gallia held a 58-41 edge headed into the finale. New Boston made one last charge to cut the lead to nine (61-52) with seven minutes remaining. but the Rebels hit 10-of-16 . free throws down the stretch to secure the 22poilit outcome. Both teams finished the contest wit~ 39 rebounds, and the hosts held a 13-10 advantage on the offensive glass. New Boston ended the I night 24-of-57 from the field for 42 percent, including a 3of-12 effort from 3,point country. The guests also went I0-of-25 at the charity stripe for 42 percent. · South Gallia hit 7-of-26 3poi nters in the win and also sank 18-of-34 free throw attempts for 53 percent. The Rebels claimed a sweep with a 55-33 victory in the junior varsity tilt. South Gallia (6-0) remained unbeaten and had '10 players score in the triumph, led by Tyler Duncan's 14 points. Nathan Seth paced New Boston with nine markers. SGHS led 36-19 at halftime. · South Gallia returns to action Friday when it travels to Pedro to take on the Rock Hill Redmen. Tip-off is slated for 6:30 p.m. Arizona State's most famed players. Plummer is the Denver Broncos' quarterback. He and Tillman were Cardinals teammates when Tillman enlisted as an Army Ranger. Tillman was killed in Afghanistan in 2004. . "I was very proud to be soniewhat a small part of that," White said. "Some . Notre Dame (9-2) vs Ohio St. (9-2) of the greatest young people in the world played for us through those years, Fiesta Bowl on Jan. 2, 1995 . and I do swell up with a little bit of But Weis has increased expectations emotion when I think about that group." for leg ions of Notre Dame fans around Weis appears to be well on his way to the country. extending Notre Dame's long list of "Ch~rlie is head and shoulders abo,ve players whose names leap to the memolots ot people 111 th1s mdustry, and we re ry of football fans everywhere. very proud to have hrm as our football . Th~ former offensive coordinator led coach," Notre Dame athletic director the highest-scoring team in modern Kevr~ Whrte sa1d. . . . school history (38.2 .points a game) and . Wh1te knows Sun. Devrl Stadwm m missed an unbeaten season by a total of suburban Tempe ms1de and out - he six points. was Arizona State's athletic director He said his four Super Bowl rings, from 1996-2000, when he left for Notre earned after two-week layoffs following Dame. Gene Smith, no111 Ohio State's the NFL playoffs, were small preparaathletic director, replaced him. tion for a wllege bowl because of the He and S.mith spoke recently at a time difference. The Irish will go more National Football Foundation dinner in than five weeks without a game. New York, but didn ' t get into details To compensate for his inexperience about bringing the two programs, which with the college format, Weis consulted have played only four trmes, together m with friends in the profession. He was the future. advised to give the players some perThis will be the last Fiesta Bowl in .lonal time and not overpractice. Sun Devil Stadium before it moves into "A lot of coaches in the past would the new Arizona Cardinals stadium in use all those practice days to bang their Glendale, a western suburb. White player.s around the whole time, and then called the final-game berth an honor,' you can get them banged-up, too," Weis but reserved his greatest nostalgia for said . "So, really, you have two philoso- · Jake Plummer and Pat Tillman, two of phies to take· into account U.N. official says Iraqi Mallett from PageBl sideline. "We didn't know if he had · anything on him ~ if he might do something. I was protecting my teammates," Harrison said. "I didn't want to hurt him. I just wanted to keep him down until the proper authorities came." Mallett said he was intoxicated and dido 't feel any pain from Harrison's tackle. But Mallett said he bum rushed the ·field because his heart was aching from seeing Cleveland's rival winning. "There's nothing I can say except I hate losing to the Steelers," he said. Mallett apologized to the Browns and advised .other fans who may have similar ideas to think twice. "Don't do it," said Mallett, who. spent Christmas Eve behind bars. "It ain't worth it." ··~ ----- -·- . Browns president John Collins said the team is reviewing stadium security by measures, handled Cleveland police and a private company, Tenable Security. "It's not acceptable," said Collins. On Oct. 30, a fan ran onto the field in Cincinnati and stole the ball from Green Bay quarterback Brett Favre. Greg Gall, 31, of Cincinnati was placed on 14 months' probation after pleading guilty to charges of trespassing and disorderly conduct while intoxicated. While on probation, he is banned from Paul Brown Stadium and the Reds' Great American Ball Park. As for Mallett, he could have been tackled by Browns linebacker Kenard Lang, who only shoved him "because he was a Cleveland fan." "If he was a Pittsburgh fan, l probably would've knocked him out," Lang said. four to six weeks, the Hillsborough County medical examiner said. Monday evening, hundreds ·of mourners lined up to pay their respects. Dun8Y· who is still revered in this city as much more than· a successful NFL coach, seemed to be doing more of the comforting as mourners streamed by. Jim Caldwell, who is running the Colts in Dungy's absence, has been in almost daily contact with him anq is tryiJ)g to keep the team in its routine. That included a scheduled three-day break even after a , second straight loss Saturday, 28-13 at Seattle. Still, the teen's death has pushed football into a secondary role for the Colts, who .spent much of the past two months answering questions about the possibility of becoming the second NFL team to complete a perfect season. That quest ended at 13-0 when they lost 26-17 to San Diego on Dec. IR. tion with 7.2 seconds lead. remaining. "We can' I come back The Cavaliers opened the against a team like that being third quarter with a 13-4 run, down 18 J?Oints," Cavaliers sparked by seven points coach Mrke Brown said. from llgauskas, while New "That's tough to do." Jersey missed its first nine Notes:. The seven-game shots. Carter picked up a winning streak equals the fourth foul with 8:35 . fourth-longest in Nets histo- · remaining and sat out the ry. They also won seven in a remainder of the quarter. row in lhe 1983-84 season. Jefferson ended New ... The Nets have won ·nine Jersey's field-goal drought of their last 12 .... The Nets with 5:52 left on a 3-pointer have Won five in row against that gave the Nets a 64-54 the Cavaliers and eight lead. Kidd followed with a straight in New Jersey ... The basket that restored New game drew 20,098, the Nets' Jersey's double-digit lead. third sellout. ... Carter scored Kidd later added consecu- 20 or more points for lhe tive 3-pointers as New seventh straight game. ... Jersey fmished the quarter James has scored 30 or more with a 14-4 run and an 80-62 in 10 of his last 12 games. At the Movies: Rumor Has It, A6 elections credible, A2 e at Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 50 CENTS • Vol.:;:,. No. 'J!> TIII IHSIJ;\\' , llE('EMHER 29,20115 ww"·"'·" ''"l"''"''""' ·"'"' . . Pomeroy council members take oath of office SPORTS • Buckeyes remain unbeaten. See Page 81 BY BETH SERGENT BSER GENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - II was a changing of the guard at ~a s t night's meeling of Pomeroy Village Council where iwv incumbents a nd one new council member were sworn in hy Mayor .John Musser. . Musser gave the nalh of office to incumbents Mary and Jackie Welker will leave council on Dec. 31. Stewart, Barnhart, McAngus and Sisson will join Counci lwoman Rlllh Spaun in 2006. One of co.u n. cil's first items of business for the new year will be tn appoint a re<idcnt to lhc one Last night Pomeroy Village Council members elected to four year terms in the recent election were given the oath of office by Mayor John Musser (right). Those members were (from left) George Stewart, Jim Sisson and Mary McAngus. Musser administered the oath to Counci lman Pete Barnl1art earlier in the day. remaining empty cha ir. It ha\ been speculated !hat lhat seal will go 1o Sl1a~;n Arnott who McAngus and Jim S i ~-:on, as was t11e candidate wh<> well as fre<hman Counc ilman received the next highe't Geoi·ge Stewa rt. Freshman numb'cr of votes in the generCounci lman Pete Barnhart al eleqion. Arnall wa~ pre wa~ sworn in earlier in the sent al last night's mce1ing . day by Musser. •. However. last nighl wasn't. Current Cou nci lmen George Wright, Todd Norton Please see Council. Al Hundreds pay respects to Colts coach and son c Greenfield McClain 70, Leesburg Mass!llon Jacks_on 70, Akr. E. 24 . Fairfield 34 Masstllon Wash1ngton 53, Akr. Sprmg. 42 Howard E. Knox 44, Cardington-Lincoln M~amisburg 74 , Fairborn 3~ 1 Mtdl11eburg Hts. Midpark 50, Bedford 42 Hunting Valley University 61. Avon Lake I Ch~nel 46 50 M1nsler 42, Tol. Scoll 39 Johnstown-Monroe 84, Pigeon Forge, , Monroe 36, Hamilton Ross 35 Tenn. 51 1 N. Aoyano~ 70, Olmsted ~ails 43 Kidron Cent. Christian 62, Hartville Lake j Navarre Fatrless 57, Massillon Tuslaw_44 Center Christian 49 . Newark Calh. 57, Pa,taskala Watktns Lancaster 44, CentEfrville 42 I Memorial 17 Lancaster Fairfield Union 74, Thornville ' Orange 43. Beachwood 34 Sheridan 51 · Parma 54, Cte. Rhodes 45 Lancaster Fisher Cath. 47, Philo 29 Rocky River Ma_gnificat 58, Parma. Hts. Lima Cent." Cath. 73, Delphos Jefferson 1 Holy Name 48 25 Rootstown 69, Ravenna 50 Logan 48, Chillicothe 47, OT Shaker Hts. 55, Wooster 46 1 Malvern 70, Hanoverton United 54 Solon 83, Galloway Westland 29 Marietta 97, Whitli!hall·Yearling 53 · Strasburg-Franklin 38, Beallsville 32 Marion Elgin 69, Sparta Highland 43 Tipp City _ Bethel 49, Cedarville 41 Maumee 68, Tiffin Coi~Jmbfan 60 Union City Mississinawa Valley 37. Mayfield 50, Wickliffe 39 Bradford 29 McConnelsville Morgan 86, Newark j Upper_Arlington 66, Carmel, N.Y. 44 Cath . 45 , .1 Washtngton C.H. Miami Trace 62, McGuffey Upper SciOto Valley 50, London 45 McComb 43 Weirton ~W. Va . ) Madonna 43, New Medina Highland 67, Medina Bucke.ye 57 Philadelphia Tuscarawas Cent. Cath. 32 Mentor Lake Cattl . 66, Madison 41 Westerville N. 66. Westerville Cent. 41 Miller City 58, Liberty Center 43 Wooster Trlway 50. Can Tlmken 45 Millersburg W. Holmes 63, Ashland 44 Worthington Christian 67, Morra l N. Baltimore 78 , Vanlue 69 Ridgedale 27 · 2005 Fighting Irish arrive in. Arizon~ for important BCS bowl game H.S. Basketball Scoreboard EASTERN 59, WOOD COUNTY CHRISTIAN 41 Wednf;!sday, December ~8, Beth Sargent/photo Meigs Local saves thousands on gas through MEC program Mason man's call contributes to state investigation BY CHARLENE HOEHICH HOEFLICH@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Joi1i ing 162 other <c hou\ districts in Ohio in th e Metropolitan Education Council (MEC) to purchase supplies and >e rvices in large quantitie s resulted .in a $14 .5 125 savings over the pa' t year for the Meigs Loca l School District. OBITUARIES l;tpc from his mortgage com- rany had been lost that con· tained all of hi< credit infor- were from the self-help ga.< progrum resulting in the equivalem of 16.25 percem sav ings from October 2004 tb September 2005 when compared with Columbia Gu; t'hurges. mation. Because of th is case, along with the fact that there are no b ws in \Ves t Virginia to make · The MEC is cledicatecl to fi nding its member school di.strich and related organi- zations the best buy on thou, sands of items. By combining the pLlrchasing power of INSIDE the Jimicts, and allowing MEC to purchase products • Lawyers want to know . if NSA spied on their clients. See Page A2 • Educators encouraged to attend free workshop. See Page A3 • Langsvifle postmaster retiring. See Page A3 • O'Bieness Memorial Hospital to offer prenatal classes, See Page A3 • Local Briefs. See Page AS WEATHER END •OF THE YEAR ClEARANCE· Details on Page A3 INDEX Calendars Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Obituaries Places to go Sports Weather .· MASON, W.Va.- "It is a funny ' si lualion,'" Darrell Mitchell of Mason said about two letler.s he had received be1'0 re Christmas thai stated a The savi ngs to the districl Page AS • John A. Dean, 86 • Scott Harris, 39 • Wilda Jean Long, 58 • Treasie B. McMillion, 90. • Dorothy Parker, 64 . . • Ralph E. Stewart, 62 2 SECriONS - BY DIANE POTTORFF DPOTIORFF@MYOAILYREGISTER.COM 12 I'AGES AJ B2-4 Bs A3 A4 As A6 B Section A3 L 200!l Ohio \'1ilt..·) l'uhli.o;hlnK Cu. Charlene Hoefllchj photo anyone rc,pon sible. the attorney ge neral\ office is looking fur a wav to make it a law ,h' N1ilche\( hegins to take prccauliOih wilh hi s money. E.. . pt'li<llly an~r Arou nd Dec. 20. Mitchell haJ .rcccil·cd a leiter fm m his lik in<uram:e company abqut Making final plans for their trip to Orlando,' Fla. to perform 111 lhe Capital One Bowl Wednesday in large quantities, it trans- were Meigs cheerleaders. from the left. front, Alexa Venoy. Brittney Jacks, and Megan Smith, the notice of cancellation of lates into huge savings for and back, Laura Gheen, Samantha Pridemore. Deanna Cund1ff, and Bethany Gibbs. w1th lheir ·hi< .pol icy, he said. He and his ml!mber district-.. advisor, Ralph Werry. l WJ\c '""n began Jos111g sleep Savings on the cnsl of gas for worrying il somebody to l1eat huildings b prot>ably wou ld <Leal their identity. one uf the g r'cate~l savers fo r Milche\1 cal led 1he compaschool districts in Ohio. It is ny ''nd to ld a representative called tile Self-Help Natural thai he had no intention of Gas service, with th e service cance ling the policy. He then being provided by learned thai someohe using EnergyUSA-TPC Corp. his identity had tried to have According to the MEC. 1h1 s Slad ium . The game·· is <chcduled for a .1 p.m. payments taken out of his BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH past hearing season alo ne HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM kickoff wiL\1 tup-rankeJ teams re prc,enting · check ing account . Mitchell saved 102 member sc hool the Big Ten and SEC. Please see Call, AS districts and related agencies POMEROY - II was off lo Orlando, Fla. The Mcig~ cJwerleaLlers will be umong a total of nearl y $3 million this morning amid some cheers and a few man y uul~ tam.l in g ~ tudcnt performer~ from over what lhey would ha ve tears for seven Meigs High School cheerlead- acros~ the cqu ntry performing with Big Bad paid to Columbia Gas. This is ers who will performing Monday in 1he 2006 Voodoo Daddy in what is billed as the 19th year for MEC to Capital One Bowl half-time <how. . · "'Amcricc.m·~ be~t half-time . . how.·· team up with a provider to Celebrating its 60th anniversary the Bowl i< Meig' >tudents perfqrming wil l be Alex bring. school districls savings returning thi s year to the sound . . of swing V~noy~ Brittney Jack .... Mcgi.tll Smith, Laura STAFF REPORT on natural gas, with inlernational stars "B ig B<1d Voodoo Gheen . Samantha Pridemore. Deanna Cundiff NEWS@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM "Good planning and risk Daddy." The ESP ProdtJctions slww get< Please see Cheer, Al underway at 3 p.m. in the Citrus Bowl Please see Cias, AS P0.\1EROY - Now that Christmas i' over many people are left wondering what w do with their live C:hri , tni>~< tree which 11,1ay include rccydin~ it. . The Ohii> Department of BY BETH ' SERGENT cake and cider for h, >endNatural Rc>ourccs savs that BSERGE NT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM off made by Clerk-Treasurer ret'\clillf.! a Chri stmas~ tree is Kathy Hysell. an 'on , i t~1nmentall y friendly POMEROY "I've Before ]Je left his last counaltcrna1ion to 1hrowing it in always tried to do a little cil meeting he jokingly quota landfill. more than what was neces- ed General Douglas sary." longtime Pomeroy McArthur, sort of, by 'aying. ODNR al so ' tate' the folCounc ilman George Wright "'Old councilmen never die. lowing: said about his 12 years 011 vi l- they just wander off.'' A recycled 1ree lake' on a lage council. new life when it's whole Wright said he was a few Those 12 years came to an years away from turning ~0 chippeu and shredded as end last night as .Wright and he was stepping down tD landscape mulch and comanended his last meeling as spend mo.re time on his farm ·posted ma1erial. President of Council. Recycled Clll'istmas trees and on church activities. During that meeting Wright can aho he used to benefit " What time you give to one was given a commemorative you take away from w1o1her," aquati c habitat . In order 10 do plaque that saiu words like he explained ;~bout being torn this submerge .the 1ree in a "integrity" and "dedication" between hi s duties nn counci l farm pond with a weight. and contained the phrase and other activilies in his per'uch as a cinder block. so it ··can do attitude .."' 1\tlll' l Jloal IO the surface. sonal life . The message o!i'the riaque Tllis prol'idcs refuge and Wright said he originally w~ 1 written by Pomeroy ! r~~dine. area for n. . h. got inln local politics after his _. Beth Sergent;photo Mayor John Mu:-...,er who ab o retirement from American Rer ) ricd Christmas trees read il :li ourl to Wrighl. mcm- Electric Power as a mainte- Outgoing President of Pomeroy Council George Wroghl lrogllt\ 1 r an al"' pnll iue she ller for was presented a plaque for h1 s 12 yea rs of service to the vii· b~rs of CllUI!ci] and members nance 'upervi sor. lage by Pomeroy Mayor Joh n Musser while members of his willllife by being placed in ofWrig \11·, family. family looked on. Please see Recycle, AS Please see Wright. AS . Wrigl1t wa' a!1o trc nted tn a Meigs cheerlea_ders off to Capital One Bowl in Orlando How to recycle a Christmas tree • �J>ageA2 The Daily Sentinel PageA3 The Daily Sentinel Thursday, December 29, 2005 Thursday, December29 , 2005 Community .Calendar .Bv PATRICK QUINN BAGHD AD. Iraq - A senior U.N. offic·ial said Wednesday that Iraq\ parli it· Sunni Arabs wl1o ha ve~ t ak~l1 \(} till.' ~~ rc-eh \ 'Ute. The U.N. c•ndo rsemetH. whic h Cilllll' aflc-r oppn ~ ition group s dcmandl.'d · inte l:na- tional interve nti on. was ltkethe clc ctin n ~ to he Ctl !ll.: e led . It also was likely to move · Sunn i Arabs and secula r Shii tes closer to the bargain ing ta ble ahead of fi nal re sults. ex pected to be announcet.ln ex t week .. Prel iminarv. res ul ts. which gave a big l<iad to the ruling Shiite rcl i ~ i o u s bloc. also indicated that Iraqi Deputy Prime Mi nister Ahmad Chal abi, a former AP Phot o Washington insider. will not be re-elected to the new 275- Craig .Jenness. a United Natio ns official. lar right , and Fe rid Ayar. far lel1 , an lriiq t Electoral member parli ament , . hi s Commi ssion offi cial , address a news conference organized by the Indepe ndent Electoral office said . Commission of Iraq. or IECI , in Baghdad. Iraq, Wednesday. stating that t11e U.N.·Ied internaBefore th e ouster of tional election ass istance team found the Dec. 15 contested elections for Iraq's new parlta Sadd am Hu ssein in 2003 , men\ credible . Others are unide ntified. Chalabi . then li ving in exile, in!.! lnteri or Min istrv' oflic ial was a favorite of the Defense by the Independent Electoral boxc:~ . '· No wid e, · premedit at ed · m:ide a rare <rppe<ir~r nce in Department and the U.S. Commissipn of Iraq that his Congress. A secular Shiite,· li .N.-led international elec- and sy>r~ma ti c fraud wa ., Ratm cli. cnns idcrecl a ho t · ollicial spot ln r Sunni-lcd insurIECI he fell from grace after his tion ass istance team found noticed ," g~nt~. Sal\vat Ras hid ><tid. cl aims that Saddam pos- the elections to be fa ir. The Bush admini.st ratio n ''The Un ited Nation< is of l' ahqer Vl:t r\<Jsh. the 1\<>.) sessed weapons of mass destruction were di scredited. · the view that these ~ l ec t i on s · and many Iraqi offici<tls otlil'i;.d in 1hL' min i-.try. me t American forces last year w ere transpare nt .,and . cred i- hore the elections will le:td with loca l :tntl C.S. military raided Chalabi 's Baghdad ble," .said Jenn ess . a to a hn iad -b;p.;ed guvl'rn men t offi ci:1 l -, lil di-.c u">s the that \\ ill inc lude min ort tV recstahl i,hmc tH of the Iraqi olfice after he was accused Canadi an electora l ex pert. Jenne ss said the number of Sun ni Arab; as wel l '" seni- police· in the provi nce. of givin g U.S. intelligence to Iran . but the 60-year-old complaints was less than o ne lar Shi ttes such as former Marine Ct pt. Je ffrey S. Pool con summate insider had for every 7.000 voters. interi m Prime Mi ni s t ~r Ayad saiLi . · In yet anot her po li tical slowly been working his way About 70 percent of Iraq' s Allaw i. 15 million voters went to the '' In our view. all cnrllm uni de moll ). tra ti on. more than back. Pegged as a possibl e li es of Iraq have.won ir1these 4 ,000 peop le ra lli ed prime mini ster before the polls. Hi s remarks came as cru- electio ns, all will have · a \Ve d nesd ay in Sa nia rra, a Dec. 15 elections, he met last month in Washington with cial support for Iraq i election stro ng voice i n parli amcn l. preduminan tly Sttnn i Arah Vice President Dick Cheney, co mmi ssion offi ci al s. who· We hope rhe elections wil l town 60 miles nort h of Defense Secretary Donald H. refused opposition demands be th e start u f a ·new proce~~ Baghdad . Dcmonst rato" Rumsfeld and Secretary of io step down. They, too . said of st rength and unity in curried ba n ner~ read i ng. ",We 'the elections were free and Iraq," Je nnes s , ai el. , State Condoleezza Rice. refuse the election forge ry." The United Nations offi · fair and that they would deal Promi nenl·Sunn i candi date One step in th at di rectiOn cial , Crai g J enn e -; s, said at a with the f ew in sta nces of came in western Anh ar Saleh ;d-\1ull aq, who · ha., news conference organi zed fraud and ri ggi ng of ballot prlwin~:e. whe re a high-rank- joined forces wit h Al lawi'.s from PageA1 all about the newcomers but about we're ooin o to ) ave to black"' st reet ~ top that and repair th at waII. " Mu sser then uskct.l for guiUnnc,e_t'rom the coun ci l on what to do about the street. ~d visine the m e mbe r~ tha t if honorin g outgo in g it was ct'ecided In hhtcktnp the President of Council Wriuht street that some of the rcsi· and hi s 12 years of service. de nts will be upset. Council He was honored for that ser- did not come up wi th :.J ">nlu vice to the village with a cake tion (·,r moti<1n on the matter baked by Clerk-Treasurer "though \Vri ghl :-.uggcstcd la k· Kathy Hysell, a plaque and a in g a ~urvcv on the st rccl to speech give n by Musse r. seC what thC majo ri ty uf re."iiHowe ver, in hi s last session dc nh wanted. of open di scussion as il coun In other cnu r1l·i l bu~illL' .-,\: cilman, Wright contin \red tu Cou nci l llcce pt ed a hi ~h do hi s duty and re layed o rc.s- hi c.J !"ro m i'vb ni n ,\ ~ L·Atl!2 Lt 'i ident request for getting the trlH:~ fo r $501 for· a \illa!.!c from PageA1 and Bethany · Gibbs. Chaperones for the students are cheerleading coac h Ralph Werry, and parents, Stephanie and Rob Jacks accompanied t>y thei r son. Ben. and Mark Venoy. The group left Meigs Hig h "school about 8 a. m. fo r the Columbu s airport where they boarded a Northwest plane. flyin g first to · Mem phi,. Tenn . where they had a ht) · ov r r before going o n tn The pcrfo rmc rs w iII be staying at the Rose n Ct! ntrt: Hotel in Orlando. Werry said they' ll have plenty of supe rvision and curfe w.... wi th scheduled events every day from earl y mornin g un ti l I 0.30 p.m . when th ey arc requ ired to be in their rooms. The on ly exce ption is New Year's Eve when they will ;.llll'nJ a Uniq~ r-;a l S tud in'~ par!y and street c'onccrls. Al l nf the perfonnint! chcc rl cader"i ~ lrt' req uired to \~car an iJcnti fii:a tton "risth;ltld at al.l tim~:,. Friday there \~ill ht.: ,·isil to l.)i ,nL'\' \\\ n·ld . nn Sund;\\ tl ati lsl,ulti slvk pool party. and Orlando. "To finan ce the trip the on [\•fonday a ptht-ga mc celegirls held some fu nd raisers, bra tion and dance . Costumes but mostl y paid thei r ow n will he fitted on Saturday and way," said Werry ..For most it rehearsals will be held every was their tirst fli ght and the ir d(]y right up to game time. 1\lntorcoaches will be used to first visit to Florida. The road to the Capi tal One move the perforiners from Bowl began in Ju ly when the place 10 plucc fo r sightsee ing cheerleaders were in vited rn ami practices. The Meigs cheerleaders perform in a half-time >how and their chaperones wil l at a Major Leag ue Soccer home Tuesday. From return All-Star game held a! Crew Orla ndo they wi ll lly to Stadium in Colu mbu s. "They had been as ked to Detroit and after a lay-over perform there on the recom - they wi ll lly on into mendation of an Oh io Columbus. "As far as I know this is rhe Uni ve rsity cheerl eading coach who had judged the fir.,t time Mcig-. c he ~ rlead ~r..., · team ·, wo rk earl ier in the hJ\C C\"CI' been ill\'itl'd 10 paryear." said Werry. "And from ticiparc in J Bov. I gam~ ... that performa nce we got this "tid Wary. "It's quite an nppon uni t)'." i n vitation ." • hi u kad - .. but one whi ch stf"ll \vo u.ld require fo rm i ng a· coal ition wi th ot her groups·. It' k pilllll l'. "Til i ~ S1t.ttC llll' 1;I p rovnk e~ an~cr anJ fru~tra -. ti on. ·· · He ·sa id wi thout cl ahmati on !hat the U.N. ,lwultl "check our co m plai nt-. and then express ih \' icws.·· lr:tqi ollici<rl s s<rid they had .found ill.: tatlCC" uf SO!llC fraud th at were cnou1!h tu cancel the re:-.u lh in ~. . Util e pl aces hut not IP hold anuth· c r vmc in ;~ ny tli~trict. . "A lter s tud vtn~ all the co mplaint.s, · aitd ' afte r the ma1 1U al and Ciel·truni . .: audit of '\~1111]1 \e ~ bllXC~ of ba llot in tlw pnl\"i nccs. the elect oral co m m i ~sion ~ m nou n c~ wi ll wtt hin the next k w day> :,o inc dec i ~ i o n .'< about dtn cc~ l · in g the resu lt :-. ~ in ~ la tio n ~ where fr<IUd \Vas found." saitl AbJu l Hussei n I k ndawi. ao clccttons offic ia l. He said · fraud w~1:-. dl~~OV· cred in the pro\ incc:, ur 13 ag hd ad. lrbil. Nineva h. Ki rku k, Anhar and Diva la. Al lawi s.ct iLI tile elec tion co m m i ;.,~ i on :,hou ld also take into Hl'CU Ullt puliti cal viokrll'e before the vote. ··There were gnhs in ti midations· th rou !,!houl the country. and es pecia ll y in 'ce na in prov in ces in tile south . ami Bag hdad too. precedin g the election<' Allawi told CNN . ''There were a:-.-..ass in ation ~ . We .11ad numbers of people on niy slnte wlto h:tLI been kil led. shot and ki lled. and supponers who ha1e bee n kil led. The re wcr·c att empts The Shi ttc bloc held fur- tlwr talks with Kurdish leader~ \VcU t u.:"id~tv an d ."iaid J)fCI~ar.ttiu n s ~~ere bein g made 10 c h tHJ.~e -a ca ndidate f{)r prt.lll ~.;' 111ini ~ t e r. \v ho th ey have :,aid must co me from the Un ited Iraq i All iunce. Al lta ncc offi ciah ha ve indicated the like ly candit.la rcs fo r prime mini ster are current Prime Mini , ter Ibrahim ai-Jaafa ri. · who heads th e Islamic Dawu part y, and Adcl Abdui Mahdi . who be longs to the other main Sl1ii te part y, the Supreme C<i un cll of the Islamic Revolution in Iraq . Also Wednesday: Inma tes storm ed a pri son ;trmory in Bag hdad, with one grabbing an AK-47 rille from a guard and firing indi scrimi nately. They killed · eight people. including four guards. hefnre being subdued . Militants re leased a video of a French engineer ki dn:t pped 'in Iraq three wee b ago and de noun ced !he "i llegal French presence'' in the country. the Arab news chan nel A I-Arabiya reported. Th e video. an excerpt of w hich was aired o n th e satelli te channel. showed the hostage, ide ntified as Bern ard Pl anche. si ttin g on a cha ir with two armed men on either side of hi m. Thesday, Jan. POMEROY County Board of p·.m., conference health department. Bv TONILOCY lvtn<tll F;.1ris. a lruck Urin~ r c"on,·ic tcd of p l uttin~ to ASSO CIATED PRESS WmTER WAS HINGTON L l\vycr-.. fnr :m l-. l;unic . . cholar. a Fort L:tudcnlalc com pUl er prog.r:1mmcr iliHl an Ohio tru cker \\'a nt federal indt!es 10 Lk lcrr ninc wiH.·I ln.:r -e,·i~kncL' u:-.t:d H!! , 1in~t I heir cli cnh ~at here·d h) '- ' ... vu~l ,,·as dt..Jlllt-.1 iL prq!.!ralll. .i on~1tha n.. Tu rl cv. tl (il·nr:.!C' \Va.. , hi n!! lnn Uni\·cr-..ity h ~\\. pmfc...,~or. ...,aid \Vcdtl l''Lb~ 1llc rc ··-..ccn1s 1o he ;1 '..'1\'.tl -..pyin~ likelihood " tltat ,\It ai- demoy the 11rnoU,·n Rridgc . AI his . . cntenc ing he;tring , rro:-.ecutor.... ac knowled ged tllat fcdcnll a~cnt...., WL' rc kd to Faris by a tclcpilonc call interce pted itl il ll ol hcr in vc-;li~<ttitl l1 . . l . tt';l !llOil! h. 1-l;.r~._,Hllll <llld .lo-.c P:1tliiL1. a ( 1S ~ · ili;cn held lor lll.';trh- rnur vc;u·. ., ;\'\ ~Ill .. cncrnv co.mh;lla rlL" were Ap r cals. ~pe~c h rig hl."i. 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When I was ir) my tee ns, my mother became an Dear ordained minister. From th at Abby · time on, if someone cal led for her and didn' t iden tify him/herself, we didn't ask, as there might be confidentiality issues for the caller. - MAR"May I ASK who is calling" GARET IN PHILADELPHIA ha,. a note of nosi ness to it, DEAR ABBY: About 40 and does not imply that the years ago. a grand old New need to know is just to relay York department store opened the name . Before I learned a suburban branch in our area . thi s trick, people would some- They had a team !rom the times wke offense at the que s- Qcl ephone company come in lion . However, using the word and give a few classes in telc"say" instead of the word phone etiquette to all the new "ask" has nel'e r res ulted in employees . offense taken. - DIANE IN ' We were instructed to say, GARDI NER. MAINE "May I TELL her who is call DEAR ABBY: You mi ssed ing"" in a pleasant tone, and I a golden opportunity to edu - have done it ever since. cate your read~rs on proper People are invariably politely phone manners' I have always re sponsive. Al so, we were stressed to my teenagers, and told never to "mute" the their friends, that when they recet ver against our make a p hone call , they diaphragm while calling should identify themse lves someone to the phone, first, then ask for the person be ~au se the chest cavity. acts ~.he y wt sh w .speak to, as tn . as an amplifier. Imagine a Hello, tht> rs John. May I caller hearing, "It's that pest please speak to Kenny?" Not again,., or something worse only will this prevent the vibrating through the phone. I problem. of the pe"on won- enjoy your column . derin g who is calling, it's just TAMPA READ ER common sense and good man- Dear Abby is written by ners . Abigail Van Buren, also I stress to them that in the known as Jeanne Phillips bu siness world. it shows not and was founded by he; only good manners. but also mother, Pauline Phillips. constderatton for others, both Write Dear Abby ar of whtch seem to be rn short www.DearAbby.com or P.O. supply these days. - WELL- Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA MANNERED IN WASH-. 90069. ATHENS O'Bieness Memorial hospital in Athens will offer a prenatal class for expectant parents Jan . 7. Expectant parents are encouraged to attend O'Blencss' prenatal class in the mother-to-be's pregnan · cy. . First-lime parents, as well as experienced par- ent s, will learn what's new in maternity care. The class provides information about prenatal nutrition. fetal growth and develop· ment, exercise, as well as warnin g signs and di scomfons of pregnancy. The class is offe red Saturday morning every other month 'from 9 a.m. • until'. I p.m. in O'Bieness'· Lower Level room 014, Medical Educati on Classroom . The classes are free. For more information or to register for a prenatal cla ss. call the O'Bieness Birth Center at (740) 5929275. your health Keeping our eye on .,' PROUD TO BE APAIIT OF YOUR LIFE: FURN ITURE GA LLERIES · Year End Clearance mph . Friday night...Partly cloudy with a 50 · percent chance of showers. Lows in the mid 30s. Southeast winds around 5 mph. . Saturday ... Mostly cloudy with showers likely. Highs around 50. Chance of rain ·60 percent'. · Saturday night and New Years Day ... Partly cloudy. Lows in the lower 30s. Highs in the lower 50s. Sunday night...Partly ATHENS - Teacbers and HOFNOD workshop receive youth leaders interested in · the "Hooked On Fishing incorporating aquatic educa- Not On Drugs" Teacher 's LANGSVILLE - Jimmie tion into !heir curriculum and Guide, Fish 1..0. Sport Fish Hobbs, after 35 years with the programs are encouraged . to Cards, Aquatic Posters, attend one of two "Hooked removable tattoos and many postal service, will retire as On Fishing ·· Not On Drugs more training ·aids. In addi - postmaster at the Langsville (HOFNOD)" workshops this tion. workshop participants Post Office on Jan. 3. In his honor refreshments winter, · hosted by the Ohio Department of Natural become eligible to receive will be served to the public Resources (ODNR) Division donations of free fishing from noon to I p.m. Friday, the of Wildlife. equipment for their class- day an official transfer of the The HOFNOD program room, club or agency, and office will take place. began almost 20 years ago can apply for grams to help when a young man wrote the support their educational Future Fisherman foundation efforts. The workshop will be stating that he believed that · held on Jan. ;!0 at the his interest in fishing and the Division of Wildlife disdtrict outdoors had kept him from office, 360 E. State St .. using drug s and alcohol. Athens. The Feb .. 7 workWith that in mind, the Future shop will be held at 801 · The Daily Sentinel Fisherman Foundation Lancaster St ., Marietta. Subscribe today • 992-2155 coined the. phrase ''Hooked Interested panicipants are to On Fishing - Not On Drugs". register for the worksnops by The of Wildlife ====;;;;~~;;;;; been Division involved with has the calling 614-265-6539. HOFNOD program for over 13 years, making the program available to schools. clubs, and organization s throughout Ohio. · ·Party Bam Participants who attend a ol and tl'rron...,m ill \"C" Ii :!;tt i1 111'-.. Tu riC, ~tln:;r d\ l t~l ... ;-lppL';tlc.d tht.' t'O.t"L: to lhc Other events .Educators encouraged to Langsville attend free workshop postmaster retiring nw nthl ong tri al. 01 _gmcmnh.:nt·..,·h~lndling 12.33 Federal Mogul - L'Otl\CI".,;\\Hlll..., Ah1in Ha..; ... nu n. Late \~1cd ne..;d :t\. olthJJ"lll'\ 58.82 Col - 47.74 DG -19.19 . _ DuPont 43.26 bctllec ni"'"Jlle intltc Uni ted Stilli.'" and otht: r'-1 abroad \\"h() · tap' of his ,:J ient. ,\dharn Support groups USB- 30.32 · Gannet!; 61.04 General Electric Bob Evans - 22.90 BorgWamer - 60.55 CENX 25.94 Champ,on - 3. 76 Charming Shops - 12.89 City Holding - 36.17 L'(lllduct warr;t tHic-..-, inlcr- oj Church events DEAR ABBY: "Aaron in Syracuse" asked whether it was rude of him to ask, "May I ask who's calling, please"" when he answers the phone at home. His wife says tt's nosy and people will think he's screening his calls. Abby, the person who should decide if calls need to be screened and callers identified should be the recipient of the call. If the call s are for Aaron's wife and she· doesn't want or need him to identi fy the caller for her, then he should not do it. On the other hand, if she doesn' t want to be bothered by calls and requests that he "screen" for her, that"s different. Because he insists on doing it over her objections, I wonder if he's moti vated out of Saturday, Dec. 31 inappropriate curiosity, jealPOMEROY - Closed AA ousy or insecurity. Big Book Study, 8 p.m., Please note: · My view is 'Sacred Heart Church. specitic t(l adults in the household. Whether parents identify callers for their minor children is a matter for parents to dec ide. - CY NTHIA IN cloudy with a 40 percent ALBANY, N.Y. chance of showers. Lows DEAR CYNTHIA : You have a point, but the mail that around 40. in respon se to Monday ... Mostly cloudy came with a 50 percent chance of "Aaron's" query indicates that showers. Highs in the upper various readers saw the problem in a different light. Read 50s. on: Monday night...Mostly DEAR ABBY: In my years cloudy with a 40 percent chance of ·showers. Low.s in of work answering a company telephone, I have discovered the lower .:los. that saying, "May I SAY who Thesday through Wednesday ... Partly cloudy. is calling, please?" conveys Highs in the lower 50s. the idea that the need to know is to relay the information to Lows in the upper 30s. the call recipient. Local stocks d;r1 ' of th,; S,·pt. II att;rck, he ;ntthori ;ed lit e NSA '" ccpt' . Middleport Church of Christ. Saturday, Dec. 31 . LONG BOTTOM - New Year's Eve square dance, Thesday, Jan. 3 with potluck dinner at 6 p.m. TUPPERS PLAINS and dance to follow, at the OH-Kan Coin Club currencY and coin exhibit, 8:30 Long Bottom Community a.m. to 4 p.m., Farmers Center, with Happy Hollow Bank and Savings Co . Boy s and Mary Putnam , branch in Tuppers Plains. caller. MIDDLEPORT - New Free appraisal s. Year 's Eve watch service, 7 p.m. to midnight, American Legion Annex . Singers to perform. Information from Saturday, Dec. 31 992-4520. RUTLAND - The Greenes to perform at Watch Night Service, 7 p.m. to midnight, Rutland Freewill ' Thursday, Dec. 29 Baptist Church. POMEROY -Alcoholics Refreshments. Anonymous open discussion, 7 p.m .. Sacred Heart Church. AI-Anon also meets. 3, 2006 - Meigs Friday, Dec. 30 Health, 5 MIDDLEPORT - Free room at 'ham dinner for the public, 4 :30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Thu;sday ... Clo~dy with showers likely with a chance of. drizzle . Much cooler with . highs ,i,n the .lower 40s. TemperlUure fallin g into the upper 30s in the afternoon. West winds 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 70 percent. Thursday nlght...Mostly cloudy. Lows in the lower 30s. West winds 5 to I0 mph. Friday ... Partly cloudy. Highs in the mid 40s. Southwest winds around 5 n\'c rturn ed. Tu rlc v ~l r !! u cd ca~e In U.S. D i~t rict Judge th at lhc pro"i(:l'llt i(~n \v~ ... ;1 Leo nie Brin ke ma. She violat io n or al·Tim irn i':, fnx: prcstlkd me r ai-Tim imi· s ch~tn..!l'd \~:i!h rai~in~ rllrJtlL'\" \Ll -..-up p11r1 vin kn\ ~ h i Jmi~· without ::1 warrant and u~ed to cunvincc a -..clTt.!l i..:uurt to i. luth nri;c ~i.x vL"ar\ {lr ''ire- 'fof'! ,,r u:-. kinl.! lhat a!-Timimi\ co nv i c ti o~l and li fe sen tence b~ Ill' ll l"!.!Ld ...,C\ L' l"<.l[ \ Oli !H.! Mu "> lin1 men to joi i1 th~· Taliban <llld rig ht Ll.·s . troups 0\'e r-;cas. Al -T imimi'-.. ] ; 1\\'\~r .... aid he had "lhpccted tic..., to ;d-Q~tidil ih ;r1"filidll.'" · ' In dt1in~ '\(J. the <~dmin1 ~ ti ·.L ­ tinl) hyp~~"L'd tht' llL'.ttrl) .10\ "(';j)"-O \ d -..cL·rl'l Fnrl'i!.! n lntc lli fcn cc Sur\·L·i l ld nce t\c t court e ....,t<th l i-..h~d to {l \'C I""il'C David Smi th ,;r id itc aJ,o wiil Circui t Court Clubs and organizations Local weather Lawyers want to know if NSA spied on their clients pot 'holes on High Stree t advcrti\t'd (or \a le ... Titlllllll . :1 nurtl1L'ri1 Vrn.!11liJ repaired. C'uuncil a~rL·cd to en ter l "i i,unic L'k·ril· L"Uil\ i~.·tc:l for Musser said he cou ld send into a o ne ye:1r lca-..c with th e t:x hort ittt: !'ollll\\ L'r' artL'J the someone to refill the holes At hens- Meigs Edu cation ;tl Sept. I I.. ~!Wlc "- ~ to wage wa r with gravel but that two resi- , Scr\' ice Ccmer tn rem them agai nst U.S. lrollp-.. over~ca...,. dents of Hi gh Street had 'p ace i-i1 the Potn eroy \\'~h ··..,ubjCL.'I ln ' lhi-.. lli K: tll protested the use of blacktop Munici pal Bui ld ing for $750 tio n.'' on one of Pomeroy's on ly a mo nth . f\ ttorney Kenneth S\vart; remaining brick streets. of Miami al..,o -..;lid he want:-. Jo inin !! cou nci l al th e rllee t"We don't have the funds ing w;t.,. . Pomeroy Chi~r n.f to 1\nm\ \\ hcthl'r am L'\'ito relay th at. brick street.'' Police Mark E. Pro ffitt. dence wa~ l.!;llhLrcd i)\ thL' Musser said. "At some point Arnott and Stewart . Nat io11a l. S~curit) Agc'IIC) Cheer Thursday, Dec, 29 LANGSVILLE - Salem Townshi p Trustee s, 6 p.m ., Salem Fire Hou se. SYRACUSE -Sutton Township Trustees · year-end meeting, 7 p.m. , Syracu se Village Hall . LETART FALLS - Letart Township Trustees, year-end meeting, 7:30 p.m. at office building. Organizational · meeting to follow. RUTLAND - Rutland Township Trustees year-end meeting, 5 pdn., Rutland Fire St~ti on . . REEDSVILLE - Olive Township Trustees, 6: 30 p.m. at Ol.ive Township Garage . 1 have stt bmitlcd,'' ai-M url aq told The As>oc iatcd Pre>< bv ly (o defl ate the ir cal l< for Council they were badl y injured." But Jenne" said !he U.N. bv Jcn lll''"'. n.:mMb. -..:.~w 111.1 l"L':.t...,oll l l ) hold ;t ne\\ He._ i.l!:!ain lh.::manded an irrUc- · elcdion. pcm!Cnt rn il'\\ or. ahnut "Compluir'tls must be adjuI.SOO ru mpluinh. i~tduJing uicatcd l'a irh. bttl we in th e 50 or sn dLcnr ~ d · SL·r i,lu" Uni ted Nitti;Jns :,ec no j u-;ti etHlll!!il to ;tlfcl:t the rc ~ u]L..., fication ill Cal i ~ f\ 11" fl l"l'ftt il nJ" 111 :-.omc area\. ~Ill\' ckct iut.t.'. ltc ~aJJ .. "Tire l'.N. ' taml pmvokc> i)rl'l int inary re~u l t;., fro m ''ur a\tun i...,llllll'tll bcctlU\C the \Ute have !liven the !.!0\'tlll'y ha\e not re~ponLkJ to l.:rning Slliill' ~L·I igiou ~ bloc, our cornplutn t ..... \\-lrich we the Un ited lr:tq i Alli:tnce. a me nta rv dec ti tllb Wl'l\~ crt>d-. demand ing a Ill' \\ p<lli t fraud. said he was Public meetings oth ers. and :.IIH.!cr~J ible atid the r,·,ult> should ~t a nd . a iH!Cr in ~ to group to pto\c"t wh;tt tht..'\ h;l\ l' tk\nihcd <l" ram - ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITFR a~;., a ...,si n a t c '-LT.ul~u· Right words make a difference when relaying telephone calls .~,;~,~; ... ,, r ··:1•/l :, , Sfgn Up Onlmt! www LocaltMt.tom C1ll Todlflo A Sr4 1 (7401992-6260 • .... .,., IIIIer au,.,.~ • Bakery • Pizza • Fine Wine County's Besl Beer Selection/Micro Brew Lelllo R9lt: PhK Long , MD · !(evtn McCann, MD · Dean Sicilillno. MD lnlii<Ventianal Rediologratl at Holzer Medical Cenler ., ,•; is caused by the build-up of fatty subances lhlll collect and adhere to llle ijnings of llle arteries, in the process known as atherosclerosis. You may hear the terms "plaque", '"blockage". "lesiOn", or ·alenollis.• As the plaque build-up continues. the interrnrt lining of the artefy thickens whictl causes the artery to narrow and fimit blood flow to vital tissues and organs. Treatment options include: Artery Bypan Surgery or Allerial Balloon Angioplasly and Slent Plac:ement Procedures. ;Perrph.,r;d \ ·' ,.,d.H D• Symptoms Include: • A dul O'amping pain In the hips, thighs , buttock, arms or calf muscles. • Numbnen/lingling in the leg, foot, toes, arms or fingers. • • • • • Changes in skin colOr. Changes in skin lempetalure of leg , foot or toes. Ulceratiolr or gangrene clue 10 sores that have not healed. Uncontrottecl high blood pressure. · Kidney damage. · Aak muc pt1mtry cen ahvs/clto about Holzer Medical Canter's Radiology qepartmenl for Angloplasty and Slent Placement DRIVE- THRU & CARRY OUT BUN'S PARTY BARN 636 East Main Street Pon,erc1v. OH 74o-992-6121 1 • I ~rocfJdures. �.OP NIO The Daily Sentinel BY 0otwD lAMBRo 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio www.mydailysentinel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Edilor Congress sir all make no law respecting. an establislmrmt of religion, or proltibiting the free exercise thereoji or abridging the freedom ofspeeclr, or of the press; or tile right of tire people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Go11emment for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today "Thursday. Dec. 29. the 163rd day of 2005 There <~re two days left m the year. Today's Highlight in Hist<Hy On Dec. 29. I ~45 , T~x.t s w,IS ddmllted as the 28th state. On tht s date· In 1170. Archbt shop Thomds Becket was nwrdered 111 Canterbu1y Cathedral m England. In 1808. the 17th preSident ol the United States. Andrew Johnson . was born in Raleigh. N.C. In IXIJ, the British burned Buff.IIo. NY . dunng the War of 1812. ' In 1851. the ltrst Amenc.JJt Young Men's Chmtian· Association was urgamzcd. m Boqon In 1890. the WoumJcu Knee ""'"acre took place 111 South Dakota as some 300 Sioux lndi ,JJl' we1e killed by US. t10ops sent to diSarm them In 1913. the first movi e se nal. "The Adventures of Kathlyn:· premtered lll Chicago In 1934. Japan renounced the Washmgton Naval Treaty of 1922 and the London Naval Tre,tty ol 1930 In 1940 dtiring Wmld War II. Germany began druppmg lncendiUt) bombs on London Ten years ago· Japan's lmance m1mqer Masayoshi Takcrnura announced the restg natJon ot the deputy fmance minister Kyosuke Shmoww11 mer se\eraJ scandals, mcludmg the ministry's co,er-up of trading losses at Da1wa Bank's New York office F1ve years agD' President-elect Bush filled four more Cabmet slots. tapping Rod Pa1ge to be secretary ot education, Gale Norton to be secretary of the mtcnor. Anthony J. Pnnc1p1 to return as secretary to the Department of Veterans Aftmrs ana Wisconsin Gov Tommy Thompson to be secretary ol health and hum.tn se rvi ces One year ago PreSJ Jcnt Bush assembled ,, four-natJon coalitton to urgamze humamtanan reltet for Asia and nMde clear the United States would help bankroll long-term rebuJ!dmg tn the region leveled by a ma»ive earthyuake and tsunamis. Militants launched coordmated car bombings and· battle secunty torces 111 Riyadh. Saudi Arabia, at least 10 milItants were ktllcd 111 the anack The US military killed 25 insurgents-as they attacked a U.S outpost m Mosul. Iraq . Today's Birthdays Actress lnga Swenson IS 73 ABC news. caster Tom Jarn el is 71 Actress Mary Tyler Moore IS 68 Actor Jon Voight" 67 Countr) singe r Ed Bruce Is 65 Rock muSICian Ray Thomas " M. Smger Mana nne Fanhfull "59 Jocke) Laffit Pmcay Jr ts 59. Actor Ted Danson ts 5R. Actor Jon Polito IS 55 SingeJ -.tctre ss Yvonne Elhman "54. Actress Patncta Clarbon is 46. Comedian Paula Poundstone ts 46 Rock smger-mustctan Jim Reid (The Jesus and Mary Cham) is 44. Actor-comedian Mystro Clark IS 39. Actor Jason Gould is 39. Movie director Andv Wachowski ts 3R. Actress Jennifer Ehle is 36. Rock stnger-IilliSJCtan Glen Phtlhps ts 35 Actor Kevm Weisman ts 35. Actor Jude Law IS 33. Rapper P1mp C IS 32 Actor Mekh1 Phifer is 31 Actor Shawn Hatosy is 30. Actor Dtegc;> Luna 1s 26. Country Singer Jessica Andrews is 22. 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The end-of-the-year sutge 111 Bush's numhers comes at a tunc when Americans are feel mg much more confident about the economy and abom the prospects tbr progress in hay. mcludmg the likelihood of some phased troop wtth· diawals eat ly next year. But these numbers d1dn 't happen by themselves. They .u-e the result of an mtense one-month counteroffensive by Bush to make a stronge1. more persuas1ve case of the nghtn~ss ol our cause m Iraq and the Importance ol fi ghting tcrronsm on tts home base. lollowed by a successful high voter turnou t Iraqi electiOn that revealcu a lw niorc lllllted cotlillry than pessmliSts predicted The sharp and rapid upsurge 111 Bush's numbers " astomshtng and bears repeatmg. p.u ticularly on Iraq They show that Bush still has a way to go -yet to push h1s approval polls back 11110 stronger majonty status. but on key questions. they show that he has over- come his Democralic CJJUcs and months of overwhelnungly negative news r~por.ts on the war. For example, last week's Washmgton Post-ABC Nev. s poll found that 60 percent of Ameiicans now say the Umted States " makmg p1ogre:,s toward re-:ton11g secunty and ct'(tl order in Iraq. up trom 44 percent last month When asked II the United States is makmg stgniticant prog1 ess 111 establish1 ng a democratiC government m Iraq.,, hefty 65 percent say we are - up from 47 percent. A ll1.tJority of Amencans (52 percent) still do not belteve the war m Iraq was worth lighting, but those who thmk It wa~ shot up from 39 percent last month to 46 percent today. Bush's strongest approval number- hts handling of the war agamst tcrronsm stands at 56 percent. up from 4R percent But the poll says as much .thout the weakne" of the Democrats' lat est antiv~: w, pullout-now postUJe as 11 does about Bush 's growmg strength on the· way he ts handltng thmgs over there. For about a month now. DemocrdtJC leaders have pushed the tded ol scttmg a timetable lbr Withdmwal - d posttJon Bush reJects as deleatism and sunem.le1 JUS\ when the Un1ted States IS on the brink of establishmg " pro-\Ve,tt'J 11 tkmocratic. nauon m midst of the Middle Ea:,!"~ te1-ronsr ht ecd nF• " grounds. But the Post-A BC poll ol I.000 Amc11cans. conducted between Dec. 15 and I~. rewals a solid 6() pciCCill ""'jonty b<tcks the picstuent on tw., opposition to ~ett m g numbet s, Amen c.m 1111p10 ve ment 111 most ol Bush \ numbeJS. he ISn't out ol the woods yet. Hts ovemll 10b <tppt oval rating shot up rrom a lov. of 19 peicent in em·Iy Novembe1 to 47 percent, yet 52 pe1cent still diSapprove nHhe JOb l1e 's domg ovemll But .t 10 point leap in hi s ~pprova l r<.ttmg on lraq and an II ptlJJll jump on the economy shows tl1.1t he has stopped the IIee-fall and IS makmg hiS w;ty back ww;ud maJority approval JU st as he and hiS patty entc'rs a CII!Jcal electiOn pe11od Democwts sa) they expect to make Iraq the central ISsue m 2006. but if they do, what IS thei1 pa11y\ .tlte111ative plan there: Last week's poll asked th.tt queslton .md 74 percent stud the Democrats m Cong1cs:-. don't have one. has boosh:tl confidence that poli!J Ca ] , tJ~..:cess on the ground bnngs us dose r In a phase down ol U.S I01 ces in lr aq Near ly three our ol four AmcJJc.tns (7 1 pe1centJ sa1d the ckcuons Will hasten the tunc when our troops cttn begm commg home. On the economy. too. Bush linall} seems to be co11v111cmg flCOple that II IS much better than h1s tntJcs say It ts Last month. only 36 pe1cent ot Amencans appttwed or Buslt's handlmg ot the economy. Now nearly halt (-l7 percent) approve ol the ewnomy's direction. though 52 pelcent still wen 't l.'onvmced. Obituaries Gas BANKRUPTCIES, OVERCROWDED FL16HT5, ERODIN6 "Bron on Aug 11. Jt}..n 111 Md...,utlluunt) \A V.t -., l!c ''·I' the d.tugli teJ nltllc l.ue l:lht·It 0 Blllllk' ,JIId ( ''"'e \1 l<ou , IJ l!rooh' She Wd:.. .1 humctnah.c1 ,11\d ~ !lti21H_k· d til.. _• ll o~ pl l'• t ( IH tH. h 111 ll i, JI L I ,~t'l ll l'l ll j111 1 1(1~, l]tll POMEROY - Ralph I 'ite" .11 \. 62 . ol l'tllncro\ p.tssed Cuy.thog,, 1-.J II, .1 :..'t•otl ptn~r.ll'l l tn tilL .tw.ty nn Wcdnc,d tt \. Ik e 2K . 2005 .It ht' home· ... ch t Hll -.. \\ rth 1l w ~. t hl rd Sul\t\nr-. indudc lnlll Lhlldn.~ n \\ .tyn c. 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I htJJsd ,l\ ,J\ the· 1 teJ Jcn1 Lynne Stcw,u I. both ol Pomeroy· .md ,, hJOtlter .utd Fo~lcsong - Tuckei Home Fl111Cial 'ei\'tccs 111 ll be lteld .11 I \(I '' p m Fnllay. Dec 10 a11hc lune1.1l hom e with the Re1 StciC il ststeHn-l.tw. T 0 Ut>.ut) Stew," t ol Ru tl.tnu. from Page A1 Funeral serv iCes WI)! be lwld .11 I p "' Oil Fnd.ty, Dec 10 at Lillie oiiictatm g. l:luJJ al wil l be 111 IJrn,td Runl'emcte1 0 Ewmg Funeral Home Ill Pol1ll'IO\ \\ llh Rl'\ Tum Runyo n o tl tc i.t!Jng Bu11al wil l t.tke place tl\ -M ,Ic, Cemetery FJJe-nds niay I d ah\,1\.., lt.rd .1 11 t tllL' I L ~t calli rom 6 p m to lJ p Ill "" l huJSdav. Dec 29 .tt th e ILJJlCI .t! I lll l iJl' \ \ .l\ t.'ll\lllliiiL"I l t \'(\1~ ... home. I l'\ \.1 1 I I II .., 1111 .1 "l l l, tll ..,,,J!L' • POMEROY - Doroth y P.trker 6..!. 111 l'omwl\. i'"" "d hl' d Litll' d ' I d l'i.lL kd I • \ ~'I. I I ll .tw.tv 1ucsdu~. Dec 17. 2005 at het re, JdCIILC · tiJ c iL' .t tH.I "l"L" I! I L tr till l dn Slie was liuJJl "" · M.~ y i O., 19-ll tli th e l.l\c' ArthuJ .111!1 I .111\lhtll ~ \\ {) till \\h•k· . lnscphmc H.Iu hcl Kihhl c 111 But lei P.1 She ""'~eel .t> .t 11\lr'- I \i.L' Oit. ittlt~ lo \ )u·~Lt MASOI\. W. V,t. - ·1'"""e 11 Mc\1dluln. <JO. ol M,JSon . tng ,J ~s t stllnt .11 Ar..:,tdta f\' w . , Jn g C'L'Illl'l l o1 lll.lll) )~d l " Sil L' II IJ ~li l dtd Ill' \ tlt,ll W Va ciieu Wednesd"y Dc·c cK. "OOS at the Hol zcJ McdJc ,il was a de votl.'d motht t 01 10 l'hlidr...::n .md Ulllll tl L~..., llL' 1g hho1 . ( i l"ll i ~L' I"- 1\i h' ! I tlh Cemer hood kill, She o~ml he• hu sh,md opcr.tt cll the 1'.11 ,,., D.IIJ\ I t il L\ \ lllllllLlitiiL'II \ 1.' \o,' ·Born on M.trch I I IlJ I 'i "B• ucc. W Va she w.ts the dau~ ll­ !'.l!"ln 111 Chc-.;tcr lor m.m y )Cd r ..., Shr.:- h ll l\•.:d .Iml .., IJL' will he L\C I il td ,IIlLi ,1 I till p._t teJ olthe l.uc Ru lus Dm,cy .u td Tin,, Ne ll DOJscv She w.~s a tru ly llliS sCu \ 011. . ~lll ....... l'l \,ltd l l, h '" homem.oke1 dOd .ttlcnucd ihc ChUJ ch " I Chnsl 'm Cllllsli.Jn She IS suJ\l\ CU by child1cn. D.tVId \\atso11. (hc,lc'I ll1'"" lk'l' ll Lk'dh..tl\. 11 [d tJ,• \1\ rl Union .tl H.JJtl oiu. W Vd W,t\son , Sh,Iue. Jo,eph (Sue I Wilso n. ( hc·stcJ. l< c·ne,· I< tcl t.il d She "'" preceded 111 de.uii by her ltrst husb,md. Jam es C Chester '-"" (13 n. m) Dweyc r. Fort ( ,J(m, , Colo. Tcies.t hL'III ~ P I dll' , 111/Llh ••t Hughes: her second hu,b.md. M,u m1e M. McMillion. a uaugh- ( Btm:e ) McK elvey. POitland · ( /e.o t gc ((t}"t'd' P.uh.ct. l>l l lll L I II\ ,l lhi J\.1'-. 1\1 h' teJ , Lmd.t Lou l-Ie MII lion; ,, g1eat-grand son, Cl 1ff Cook. sis- Chcs\cJ. Thoma' (Sh,JJm. t) P«rkei Chcstet l r.u1' 1 LlllllllVI 1..'\l'l\ lh r t l~' \\ rilltll lth ]11 \Ill leis. Lela ThtJJi hJS. N,t ncy Thom.JS, Vcrn.t Bt11 gnoii . .mel broth- P.1rker, O.tk Hil l. WVo~. M,JJ) ! !ell) B'"""· l< .tclllc'. I'! to ~' 1 \l !Ill 1,·'11 1)1, '-'L·II !!. \\I ll IlL' '<l •l1..'l\ tlll,~~..,lln ilh· ers. Stan ley DoJSev. FlJJ est Dorsey, and Arnett Dorse y Grandl'111ldrc n , tou1 gre:tt-grdntkbt ld iL'Il l\\l l llJl•tlJ l'l\, Ull llllllt llll\ :\t •htld\ llro., Surv ivor-: JIH.:iullc so1 1 ~ ,mJ ddughters-w-!aw, James and Wilham Ktb blc. Tuppcts l'l,iJlls . .md Thom ts K• hh lc. Cltes\ci d!llt• tile ttrh .ttl\ h,·t\1'1 tl..u. Opal Hughes of M.1son , W 'v,J M,ushall ,md Ruby McMillion ,meld sister. C.JSs.tndr,, Kibble. l'llhhut gh. 1'.1 il L·.., dt Jlh.' I [ of Middleport. Ohro. I lnw.trd .mel Ed1e McMillion of Mt Besides her p.JJ enls she w,,, !liCLcdcd 111 tlc.tih by heJ hus\ JU \\L I .tlld \\ tt~IJ[ IJt\ Nebo. W Va . d .tu ~ htcr dlld soiHn -l.I w. Corena ,mel Bob band, Albert Park er. a brother. AithLJJ Kihble. a "'"'"1' ' "1. "l'l \l'Li ttl~tllt1.' l 111 , ill.r~, Ba11titz ol M.NJJJ . \\o V.t.. grandchildren. Conme (Bruce ) Thomds (Tommv) Pa1kcr. and" son -In-I.Iw. I c'ter R~eh,JJd. .rO\l'l ll l l h.'l ll lot 10 rt! tilL l,hl Gooclnll e, C.uolyn ( S~ec\ctl Oh iJJtgcJ. Juuy (Lee) Rich ,uds. SeJvJce' will be held I I a.m. on F11dar Dec 10. 20115 .11 Apnl (Jamtc) C.lli t' I Bobby (Sue) B;umt z. Rick (LiSa) Fi sher Fu11eral Hnme s 111 Pnme10y Olltct.tllng 1\J ll he til e ~ ~ \ L'.ll 'l ,\ lth"L' I 11\•Pl'' lit l BaJJlllZ. Jel l (l'ollnn. tJ B,u·n111. Scott (A nn.t) B.mutz. John R e~ D.tve D.JJl ey Bunal wdllollow .tl the Mound Cc JJ tclel\ \\ill U llllt l lll l' h \ 111\oh II" \\ [ l ~ hl 111 ll llllt ll l\11111111tlt...," (TJ.tcy) B.tlllltt. Bill I Amy) McMillion Meltssa (! el.m d) Ill Pomeroy Fncncl s m.ty c.III 011 J \O s dlld 7 lo () rIll 1-11 th e ' ill.i ~'L" d t. . c~ l tn ~ \',lilt Wdli,un ' . Dawn ( Bn.m 1 flmmp son. Slwwna iCratg) Voss. Tlllll su.ty. Dec 2'!. 2005 at the t u11e r.II home \\dlcl .ttH I ... tll'LI l ...... lll \ j, I Todd (C111dee) Rou,h. 2-l gie.tt giandchildien. eight stepFnends m~ty send on - lme conduknLe:, to \\'V.\\'.il "hcrtunctl'\,lllipk g reat-gr::~nd c hildll:. n: e1ght grectt -gJeal gr ..wdchildren. and 15 alhom e:, com W1tght ..,d td ill.' l '.ll Jk'll 1!1 step great -gn!,lt -gramkh 1idre n tilL' iJl'd tJ! '•l'l \Ill ~' t ilL' \ tJI,I :.:.L' OlltcJ.tlmg wil l be the Rev. D.11e McMan lS .md Re; Bud Ill ,1 \lll.tlk r ld Jl . ~lii V ltldttd Allm.tn 111g \\llri-..JtJ g .tttH tnd til L· 'tl VJSJl.tlton wdl be held (ito 9 p m FJJcl.ty. Dec. 30. 2005 at JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Scott H,uJ'h. 19, ol Jltgl' hu d 'l ht.: IHII II . t\ \ loll ~ Fog lesong-TJJcker Funer.d ScJvice' wtll be held .t! I p m Satutdav. Dec 11. 2005 at the luner,II home Bunal will be 111 J.tcksonvd lc, Fl.1 p.tsseu aw,Jy 0 11 Monda y. Dec 26. 2005 111 d" I Ill dhk tP. Fort Lauderd.II e, Fl.t "I' ll st iii llle " .ttouml II Jilt K1rkl .mll Memon.tl G.trdcns. He w.ts the son of S.tndr.t Sue l.lltlc H.11 " ' ol Fun 'l tlt..."L'l lt!!ltl.., .tml CluP.. t lll .l"LaudeJJ,Jie anti nephew ol MatJc Lntk Buclllt cld ol Rutl ,md lt ~ ll h Wl~l \l'l' \\ lldt ll.tll d r1 He W.ts piececleclul dc.tth by gi.tndp.tren\s Ru sse ll rvt. .rnd v~'nghl .tdded Pe,,rl M. Wyatt Ltllle A . . ltH .Ill .IL L OIIl j)l t .... hlll L II[ CUYAHOGA FALLS Wt!d.J Jeun Long. 58. ol SetV\CCS Will be held at II a.m Oil s.. tutd.J). Dec " .cOO S h ~ '" lllo\ t p t o ud nt ,h t...'l •llll Cuyahog.t Foil s d1 cd Tuesd.t v. Dec'. 27. 2005 .tt St Thom.ts at Rulph Funeral Home. Plantation. Fla huml y wt ll rccc tve clim.lll \V t 1gllt p u tlli L'd 11 1 till' Hospll.tl Ill Ak1011. friend.s one holll p1 io1 lo -.e1 v i Le~ l l"\ tl ,tlt!dliOil ol l hl\\ litO \\ II Wright Dorothy Parker I Treasie B. McMillion ILL BE WCKYTO Deaths ARRIVE ON TIME 1 IHllli.."U~IOiliL:t~ Call John A. Dean POMEROY John t\ De ,m. K6. ol PumciO) u1ed \\lcunestl.ty. Dec 2K. 2005 .Jl the 0\eJhrnok NuJS ing CentcJ Air.mgcments dl'e undc1 the direction of Actec Funcr.d Home 111 M•udlepoi t VJI!..!tlll d from PageA1 told the rcprc,ent.Jtt ve 11 eould not h.tv c hecn h1111. becdu'e he ne v e1 h-td . . pokcn with them hel nu~ ·11 i s jUs t me .mJ Ill\ \\tic hc1c:· Mttchcll wid the rc piCscntHll vc Local Briefs VVhy do the heathen rage? .. arc now called " liberal .. Maybe It's even progress of a kmu. because as JewiSh r, lends ane qutck to observe. libeJah sm's a voluntruy state of nund. while the antiSemitic undertone!l ne ver go away ln. a nutshell. it's the pohtJCS of fea1 1\uthoritanan Catholics and fundamentalist clivmcs of th e Falwell. Fatlure to actively acknowl - Rohen son, Dobson persuaedge the supenonty nf SIOns now sing from the same Chnstmmty to nval faith s " hymnal See. tt 's not enough deemeu blasphemy. lo he tolerant; anything but Never mmd. for that matter. wholeheaned agreemem conthat according to the Catholt c >lltutc s an attack on their liturgical calendar which lmth When I encoumer that chief FoxNews theologmn k1nd ol ftanuc cennude. I tigBill O'Reilly professes to ure It's nut me thev're workrevere. what he calls the mg 'o hard to persuade "Chnstmas Season'' is actualAll that. I get. As I say. It 's ly Advent. We' ne wttnessing an old story The classtc hJSthe "mamstre.ammg"' of para- toncal study of the subject IS nOid persecuuon fantasies that Ri chard Hofstader's " The used to be the provenance ol Pardi!Otd Style in Amelican fnng e ouHits like the John Polrtlcs" (Harvard Unl\ersity B1rch Society and the Klan Press. 1996) Whm I cannot As Michelle Goldberg umlc1 stand. however. IS how pomred OLit on Salon.com, the the Bush Whtte House " War on Christmas" theme appern-s to have sm:<.:ecdcd Ill made its fiN appearance m tunung so many om:e-pruuU Henry Ford' s 1921 anti - Amencans mto little whmy Semiti C clasSic "The ciybabJes seemingly Willing lntcmauonal Jew." The seem- to abandon their constJtlltionmg irony of us now betng al freedoms 111 the name of peddled by lnsh Catholics the .. War on Tenm." like O'Reilly. Sean Hanmty Frqm the m~ ot Barry and Par Buchanan rBirclleJS Gultlwme1 onward. al1 we· ve and Kl ansmen leaJ ed the hc.JJ d h nm the A men can Pope. too) ISn't entirely new 11ght 1..., how we neeU to ··get The notoriously antJ -SemJtJC govemm cnt ofl OUJ b,teks · radio priest the Re v. Charles Hov,. the :,cane~t v.nrd. . 111 the Coughlin peddled the same language ~tre · I'm tHJlll the poiSon dunng the · 30s ,md govcmml.'nl. and r rn here to '40s help you .. How "" ' houlcl In a modest tnumph ol '"ew1 OUI \\.' hL' \ from th\.' go\polllical re- packaging. cri me' emmcnt IL'.tt unU stn\c to he ~·~~cd Jlllh\lliudiJ..,h lrke once held to be e'ci"""''Y Ju cc "JewiS h" Impiousne" Ro11ttld R~.tgdn LitlU Ge01gl' dt sloyalty. cosmopoiJt.mJSlll. W B11sh ~urmc 1 Huu'c <jJhySical cowardtce. se,ual n1.uu' 1ty l ~aueJ Tom DeLay. license. communtsm. etc cuncnt ly unde1 Indictment. Office closed once Cd ll ecl .tgents ot the Environment,tl PJOtectJon Age ncy the "Gestapo of govemment a bunch of jackbooted thug s." Then come Sept. II , and wh,Jt happened '' My man D I g b y (dJgbysb log.hlogspot com) may have put 11 best "Suddenly the he-men of Wai-Mall and the NRA leaped tnto Btg Brother's · anllS and shnekcd ·save me. save me' Do what ever you ha'e to do. they 're trymg to kill us all" TI1ey now look to Daddy Government to check under the bed f01 them every mght. re.l'>sure them that the boogeyman won't hun them and then read them a mcc bedtime story about spreadmg freedom and democracy. It tums out that unde111eath all thiS swaggermg b1av.tdo. the Republicans ,uen' t the Daddy party they're the baby p.uty .. ConstttUtion' We don· t need no stinkm' constuurion Our Dear Le,tder, George W B.ush - the same guy who we nt lishmg attcJ somebody read hun a Dwly Bnefing titled " Bin Laden Detcrmmed to Stnke in U S - " the only gu.u-antee we need to protect our freedoms. Just thi s 111 01 n1ng . I hdd a11 e-mail lrom a !:lush supp<111er who "''ured me that >I I have nothmg to h1de. I have noth mg to IL'~u Thnnks, comJade. now I le~l much h~: He r (, \1~(11/\ll't Dt'H/0( 1(1(- (jo:eue ( o/umnnt Gt'W' Lwn5 f.\ a flll!IOJUI! IJ!Ot:a; me LJ\Hml ond c o -tlllthm of .. The MIDDLEPORT - I c.tdtng C1cek Con,civ.mcy DtstJJct·, oiii<:C will be c·loscd .tt noon on h td.ty \l) p1cp.ne enu ol the )'Cd! l(.'(lOI (\ Anothc• letleJ lrom lm mot tg<~ge lc tH.lcl. ABN AMRO Mort g.tgc G1l1up Inc· . u.t\cu Dec 16, 'l.tteJ tlldt a c·ompu tct t.tpc coil\,tJJl 111!!. ht~ lldlllC, ,IL L"Ollllt tllJOt ~ mJttnn. p.tjlllCn l h1stm y LONG BOTTOM - A New Ye;u ·, Eve ''lUdiC cl,mce ami potluc k chnne1 wtll t.tk c pl.tcc .11 6 p.m. Oil S.ltluday •tl the l .oll g flolllllll Communny Center wnh 11.tppy Hollow Boys anu Mary Putn,Im. call er Racine financial reports RACINE - The vtlla ue ol R.tcJne 's .Jnnua l lmancnil repo11s are .tv.td.tble lm [1uhlll '"'pe c\ Jon dl the olhcc ul the LieJk /t rc.t SLII CI Ot!J l'C hottJ'\ cliC l) d m to 110011. Monuay - FJJJ,ty .! 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With the Sam Ahto Supreme Court nominauon pending. tltey've got good chance ot turmng the U.S. ~upreme Cout1 mto a veritable rightwing star chamber. So how come they and their medta enablers are acting like such soreheads and crybabies lately? Wnness the so-called "War on Christma~" ThiS imaginary struggle was largely . dreamed-up by FoxNews "personalities'' Bill O'Reilly and John G1bson. The subtitle of Gibson's book gives the game away "How the Ltberal Plot to Ban the Sacred Christian Holiday Is Worse Than You Thought .. For "conservatives" of G1bson 's tlk. the word '' liberal'' now means approXImately t- what "Jew Commumst" once meant to the Ku Klux Klan But hold that thought. I was too busy f,osmg diSobedient basset hound s for their Santa Claus photo ,hoot to actually read the fool thmg But a' near as I could tell . the most mstdwus .. hheral " weapon agamst Chnstmas COn>JSlS Of substJ!Uttng godless slogans like "Happy Holidays" for "Merry Chnstmas ~ · Never mind that .. holiday·· deri ves from " Holy Day .. in the same way "Chri>tmas" does "Christ's Mass." (Or even thut the White House Chn snnas card read ·· Happy Holidays.'') It's no longer enough to wtsh these knuckleheads health and happmess l lw IJ,lth "'tilt til I • Pa~c A5 Ralph E. Stewart Bush rs talkm.g up hiS on the economy more. but 111 the past month '\evetal thing:-, have h.ippcned on the cconOJmc ii oJJI that has boosted consLuncr eonliclcnce Gas pnces we down lrom lhe.r $1-plus hi ghs e.u!Je1 lhi" yem. the ye,u -enu I.tlly m the linanctal m;u kcts has boosted 40 I (k)s .1nd otheJ 1\lVC>tment plans for mt ii JOns of baby boomets ne .mn~ 1etu eme11t , and lldtiUildl ecunonuc growth levd.., tC illdll1 1ohu st gomg into 2()(X>. Howe\ er. despite the date fo1 the Withurdwal ol US tnJCes the1e As for DemocratiC th1 eat' th.ll they will run and wi n' oil the wtthdr.twal 1ssue m n~:xt year's electiOn s. the pull showed th.\1 Amencans \\ e1e more likely to vme' lo1 a con giesstoilal ca ndtda~e who rejected timetables th,m one v. hu s11pp<ll1ed them Clc.11 ly. thts month 's elections. 111 which the Sunnts minonty pm1H;lpated tn l.trgr.: www. mydailyscn tine l.com ------ dl.',,:ompil~hment-: a Thursday, Dcccmhct· 29, 2005 TAYLOR HONDA 740·59HONDA �Bl The _Daily Sentinel COREBOARD Wednesday's games High school boys basketball Gallia Academy 58, River Va lley 38 Spring Val ley 70, Point Pleasant 35 High school girls basketball Page A6 • Thl' Daily Sentinel Opera . 1 www.mydailysentinel.com Belpre 6t Eastern 32 Gall1a Academy 44. Point Pleas,ant 38 Wirl Co unty 72. Wohome 3t Thursday, December 29, 2005 Ht the mouies: !Rumor auditions.set l H · Jt CINCINNATI The Metropolita n Opera N;nional 1 <~lliWUn cc... N~ver I put yotu: own money inl o a mo vie o:md :JVo i(,! working with animals or children. Here·, anot her: Do not draw \ ' comparison s between yo ur r u Ji-of- th c~ rnitl mov ie and il gre:..tt one. t ··"' advance to the Reg iona l leve l of competition . Winners from the Southern Ohio Dis trict auditions then join singers from the Kentucky and Indiana distri cts al the tristate reg ion co mpeti tion on Jan. 8 (Corbett Auditorium ). Tho'e who succeed at the regional l ~ve l advance lO the with the latest movie in Rob Reiner 's >low slide toward oblivion. "Rumor Has It," stmring .Jen nifer Anislon as a woman who learns her messedup famil y may have been the inspiration for the book anll movie "The Graduate:· • At fi rst glance. it sounds like a potentially cute idea. and perhaps with some wil, energy and bite to it. th e story could have been a blackl y co mtc successor to Mik e Nichol s' 196-7 masterpiece. But "'Rumor H;" It" does not eve n ri se to th e level of trivia ll y pleasant romantic comedy. The mo vie JUSt sits there, lumbering along with nothing to offer but occns.ionall y caustic sparks provided by Shirley MucLaine ;\s th e supposed source of Anne Bancroft 's Mrs. Robinson. There are few laughs and Iitt le drama to the mo vie. whose inclu sion of the famou s sedul'tion scene between Bancroft' and Dustin Hoffman and some verses of Simon an'd Garfunkel's '·Mrs. Robinson·· .onl y emphasi?e what a dreary. artifi cial affair Na tional competiti(>n. to be held on the stage ol· th e Metropolitan Opera in Ne1v York City in March 2006. Local winners are determined by · a panel of Judges composed of profe.>s ional opera indu stry :~dmini s t ra tors, including: Gayletha Nichols. exec uti ve director of the Metropolitan Opera ·National Council: Fel ici ty Jac kson, director of-the Florida Grand Opera Young Artist Studio: .and. Roger Pines, dramaturg Bv CHRISTY LEMIRE for Lyric Opera of Chicago. AP MOVIE CRITIC Auditions are open to singers of all voice types age Nothing screams "holiday 30 and under whd have mu .sicheer"' like a movie ahout a cal training and ar,e able to · serial killer terrorizing tourists sing in more than one language. Singers are asked to in the Au stralian outback. But. ho ho ho, here comes prepare fiv e arias of th eir treek," amid all th e "Wolf choosing in . conlrasting Ian- . famil y films high-volume .g ua ges and styles. An app lication must be subm itted before and high-minded Oscar conan audition time is scheduled: tenders. (This is.what we call please visit http://www. met- ·'a lternative programming.") The· feature debut from o pcrafa mi_ly. o rg/metopera/ au ditions/national to download writer-director Greg McLean will serve as a gift. though', tu an application .· CCM is located on the cam- fans of '70s-style slasher !licks. ·pus of the University of who've already been treated Cincinnati . Parkin g 'is avail- this year lo Rob Zombie's "The able in the CCM ga rage (at · Devil's Rejects" and the French the base of Corry Boulevard, "'High Tension." off Jefferso n Avenue) and in · The re vimlization of th e additional garages around the geure continues to go glo!Jal UC campus. Vi sit the CCM with "Wolf Creek" and its noWeb site for additional direc- name actors, bleached-out tions and parki ng_ informa- setting and-utter lack of irony. tion: http://www.ccm .ue.edu. The young people who Wrestling Galha Acartemy Rotarys, 10 am College Basketball Ne"'1 Oliver Ctasstr e 11m ~{,\" •i Fr iday's games Boys Basketball Metgs 011 Wahama. 8 p m OVCS at Wellston Tourn::ament. TBA South Gallia at Rock Htll, 7 .10 p m Soutl1ern at WaterforU. 8 p m. Girls Basketball Wahami3 at Hamhrl. 2 p.m. College Basketball Newt Oliver Classtc, 4 p m Womeh's College Basketbalf Daemen <It R1o Grande, 7 p.m In this photo provided by Warner Bros., a yo ung woman Sarah (Jennifer An iston) f1nds herself embroiled in an affair with Beau (Kevi n Costner), an older man, who may have ins pired th e movie "The Graduate" and that her grandmother was the inspiration for Mrs. Ro binson in "R umor Has lt.. .. " Rein er and screenwriter T.M. Griffin have concocted. Aniston plays Sarah Htilt inger. a New· York Times Saruh\ saucy grandma (MacLa ine) lets slip that just qbituary writer whose career has sla gnated and who has mr~n, before he r parents married, her mom ran oil with another returnin g home to wed her dad after a brief tlin g. An aunt reveal\ th e other guy was best ·buddies with "G rad uate " author Charl es Webb, and Sarah's otl and running to find the connection between her own family and•the strange triang le of the Robinson gal s and Hoffman's Be njam in Braddock, who made off with Ross' Elaine Robi nson moments after she married another man. The tra il leads to Kevin faintheartedly ag reed to marry her boyfri end. Jell (Mark Ruffalo). With Jeff in tow. Sarah ret tlrn s home to Pu..::.ade n'a for th e weddin g of her · sister (Me na Su va~i) . and un awkward reunion with her widower dad (Ri chard Jenkins), whose late wife wQuld equ;lte to Katharine 'Ross' character, Mrs. Robinson's daughter, in "The Graduate ." Costner as Bea u l:lu rroughs Spinal ·nr p" hasn't been able (gel it'' Initials ·'BB: ' just like t0 buy a laugh with a string of Benjamin Braddock)_. Beau "s Juds that include "Alex & an Internet tvcoon. and it's best Emma:· "The Story of Us" we sa>1 no "more about what and now " Rumor Ha ~ h ." When your highlighls are a transprrcs between him and Sarah to avoid spoiling thin gs few sntppets ·of clialogue ;md a · for anyone who might actually mu.sical clip from the Jg-ye;u·old lilm whose coattail s you're want to see ''Rumor Has lt. '" Th e actors all are . fine, soiling, odd' are you r movie\ Reiner's technical direction heading into the drin k. No is fine . Everything about· the rumqrs. That" s a fact. "Rumor Has It," a Warnermo vie is just f~1e. which trans lates to bland on a com- Bros. release. ·is rat ed PG- IJ . for mature thematic ma teri al. edy scale. The director who once had sexua l comem, crude humor unerring comic ti ming in and a drug re fe ren~.:e: Running "When Harry Met Sally ... ", time: 97 mim11es. One and a . "The Sure Thing'' anci "Th is Is half stars out of four. Blue Angels fend off Point girls .abnut become the film 's eve ntual (Apparently the rules for vi·ctims don't do -s tupid things movie road trips apply intersimply fur the sake of further- nationall y. They puck up their ing the story, there's no gratu- motley tra,el belongings in itous nudity and the charac- an old, beat-up station wagon, ters don't joke about the fact take two- lane back roads to that they ~11ow they're in an reach their de stimrti on and ideal horror-movie setting. stop at a run-down gas station They do whal real people _populated hy creepy locals do. which makes lhe ·film along th e way. Oh, and they even more unsehl ing in its sing in th e car, too.) real ism: They go on,vacati on, McLean vividly captures become stranded in the mid- rhe va" bleakness oft he beaudle of no where and rely hesi- tiful but un forgiving terrain . tantl v on the kindn ess uf a And as soon as the trio . pull s stratiger who offe rs help btll up to the site, where a sign has harm in mind . warns them that i't's a three(Supposedly, '"Wolf Creek" is hour hike to the crater, you based on actual events.) know they're in for trouble. Ben (Nathan Phillips). Liz . The tension builds slowly as (Cassandra . Magrath) and the fri ends ex plore the Kristy (Kestie Morassi) enJOY scenery- no cheap. scares or one last night or partying doom-lade n music - and the with their mates on the beach actors ba'e an easy camabefore heading b ut on a jour- raderie that ma kes you believe ney to see the meteor crater at they've know n each other for Wolf Creek National Park. a while. When two of them kiss fo r the first time after harboring a long-stand ing secret interest · in each other, the moment is awkwardlv S\\lect. Once they return io where they've parked, they find that tl1eir watc hes ha ve stopped worki ng and the car' s battery :Juts died. As the skies grow darker and th e ni ght drags on, they become understandably fru strated and a littli-: snrrcd. Enter Mick (John Ja rra tt), the uber-Aussic , dressed in cargo shorts and dropping the native ~ l ang. He bas a Lo w truck and o ffers to bring them hack to his ranch where he says he has a pan to fi x the · car. He seems jovi al and . folk sy enough, and they have no other opt ions. so why not'l After passing i>ul in from of the cam pfire at Mick's ramshackle place anll wak ing up in dire straits the next morning. the threesome rea l- i1.cs too late that they shouldn't have bee n so trusti'ng. "Wolf Creek" has a brutal ly sadistic. mi sogynistic streak. even for a slasher !lick. and ,..,orne moments are incrccliblv difticul t to watch both for what ·they show and for what tl1cy impl y. Mick is a rurmer animal hunter in the outback whu 110w preys on people. like some cl'azed Crocodile Dundee. The enlling provides li ttle satisfactio n for the tortures yo u 've just v.:i tnessed - unle ss you like the idea of a seq uel.. which is heavily sug~es tecl. and v. hic h theoretic;r lly co ul d he ready in time to se rve a~ a stocking st utTer Jor next Chri >tmas. "Wolf Creek.'' a Weinstein Co. release. is not rated but you can imagine> the kind of violence and gore it contains. · Running time: 99 minut>S. Two and a hal f stars out of four. . . - Center, Military Rd., Zanesville. Through March 11 Ex hibit - Arthur Leipzig: On Assignment, Columbus Museum of An, E. Broad St., Columbu s. Through March 2006 Exhi bit: "'Tommy: The Amazi ng Journey,'" The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Cle;·ei<md. Through May 30, 2006 Mill ionaire's Row: The Legacy of Eucl ill Avenue. Western Reserve Hi storica l Society, Eas t Boulevard. Cleveland. Through Aug. 6 Cowan Pottery: Shining Desi gn Exhibit. Za neSiille Art Center. Mi li tary Rd ., · Zanesville. Jan.5 Ci rque Dream s. Crouse Performa nce Hall. Town Square. Lima. · Jan.6 Owl Prowl. Lake View Cemetery. Et1c lid Ave., Cleveland.· Seventh Annua l Riv er Cities Film Series, Wa,hi ngton State Community I College. Marietta. Lancaster. Workshops , Ma labar Farm Meteor Nature Walk, Nature Center State Park , Brom fie ld Rd ., Quadrantids Shower :-light Hike, at Shaker .Lakes, South Park Lucas. Charles ton Fall s Preserve, Blvd., Shaker Heights. Jan. 7-March I Ross Rd.. betwee n state Route Passages· and Trihutes: 3- D Model Train Clinic. Hayes 202 and the Great Miami Presi dential Center. Spiegel Na rrat ives. Zanesvilk Art River. West Charl eston. Grove, Fremont. Center. Military RJ .. Jan. 6· 7 Club Zanesvil le. Fremont Pigeon Jan·. 8 Monster Jam. Nationwide Annual Winter Show, Arena, W Nationwide Blvd ., Sandusky County Fairgt.-ounds, Kn ox County Artist Show Columbus . Flower Bldg., corner of and Reception, Mt. Vernon Columbus Wintel Rawson & North St., Fremont. Nazarene Uniwr.sity, Championshi p Tractor Pull, jan, 1-8 Martinsburg Rd .. Mt. Vernon. Voinovich Livestock.& Trade Tri-State Gun Show. Allen Columbus Paper. Postcard Ce nte r. Ohio Expo Center. Coumy Fairgrounds, Lima. & Book Show, Frunk lin Cofu mbus. Columbll' Bride -The County Veterans Memorial, .Tan. 6-8 Show. Franklin County W. llroad St.. Columbu s. Super Golf Sak, Lausche Veterans Memorial. W. Broad . Rising Stars of Central Oh1o, Buillling. Ohio Expo Cemer. St.. Columbus. M~"' HaiL Capit:d Univcr.,ity, Columbus .. Scarlet & Gray Midwest E. Main St.. Columbus. American Motorsporb. Showllown, Couper Aremr, Elvis Birthclay Tribute. Roberts Are na, state Route Gilligan Complex. Ohio State Theatre. Playhouse 730, Wilmington. Expo Center. Colum bus. Squa f·e Center, Euclid Av~ .. Holiaay Fest at the Beach. Worthington Antique Cleveland: The Beach. Maso n. Show, The Radisson HoteL David Sanborn anti Chris Jan. 6-21 High St.. Worthingtlln. Botti, Ohio The:ttrc,. E. State Playwright'< f-estival. Jan. 7·15 St.. Columbu'. Curtain Pl ave r> Theatre, Jan. 9-Jfl Central Ohio Recreational Harlem Rd. , Galena. Vehicle B<1at & RV Show. Marl-.ctliardcninu Serit..'-. at Jan. 7 Bricker Building. Ohio Expo Ci1 ic G"nlcn Cc·n'tcr. Ci1 ic Sports Card and NASCAR Center. Columhus. Garllen Center of Grc,<tcr Show & Sale. Lancaster Jan. 7. 21 Cin cinnati. Rcalling Rll .. Camp Grounds, W. Fair Ave .. Ski Cincinnati. Cro"-country With the in~lland. Wamsley nailed an historic long jumper that hnt only gave · i t~ G. a I I i a· late En ter \Varn..,ft.y <. t1H.I. comp;1~ off the upset bid. Wam~lc y. in jDining an el ite frutcrnit) at th e .... chou!, fini shed .with 15 poinh and also added 10 rehounds. She t'n tercU th e game nr.:clli ng a 1lo1en to reach the 1.000point pl;lle:lll. "l l mcan:-. a lot hccau:....c I' ve ·-- downs Eastern STAFF REPORT ~f'{ )!, TS(<PMYO '\l l i'S[N II N!:.L.COM 13ELI' KL - Alter !ranging withRclprL' thro ugh the first t wn Lady Eagles let 1he game slip ow of hand with . . . c,.,cn poinh in the second half whi le the Belpre put ttp a total of .I I to run away to a n1-.\2 victo- tea m g ame~ W~l'i Simo n qu;trt c r\. th e Eastern y r Wedn es day nigllt. Butl1 of the Lally Eag le squads ' tood at a 13- 13 ll ca dlo c k throu ~ h the l'i rst . . cantos behind <tro ng play Brannon fn>111 Tess;r Duckworth of Bel pre and Erin WL'ber of a b.t:-.tl'l'll. Conn. Rut the Gulden Eagles . m~m. t gt:d tn -.. l u\\' l y pull , <1\\'<t)' fJ\ )Jll Fa~ tern with a 17- 12 seco nd quarter to go up Jll-2'i "tthc haiL 011l y down fi ve. 1-:astern C< ll111.' ·ou l pn:pa r L·d to play hut lklllrl' p rt l\ L'd Ill br dL' ...,, rue tL'd . Tl1c I .~rlv E;l!._' IL'"' on l y mantr1 "l···H.L' (l'n~..· poini in th e ilgL'd fi11aJ LJ IIaiiL'I of play Whil e Please see Eastern, Bl "Well . tl1e fir.s t qu"tion you'a ll arc gn ing t 11 .~ sk lw~< M i nne~ota dtd we heat ~mJ pla y (_ ';1rn l ina '\o Llo"c'!" Gardner-Wchh eo;rch me is. Rid-. Scrugg-. ' \iti d ... It\ a t,rlc nf Ill o ICilllls. Ohio Sta te !LI"t tool\ Jt tn u... CONTACTS luni !.d lt Hlll.i w~ didn't havC <til ~111"1\\L'J' for th em. A 1<>1 of it hml to do wi th Ohio St;IIC .. Ohio St;,k had ju't five tumm·e r' and hit. -IY pcrt:L'Ill of it:-. ~hut:-. from the field w)1ik ho l din~ ( iartlncr- 1-\ chh to · .16-pcl:;. Phone - 1-i40-4 46-23'12 ext 33 Fax - 1·740-446-3008 E-mail - sporf:>@myLI.:\IIysen tr nel co111 Sports StpH Brad Sherml'n, Sports Ed1tor (7•10) 4·16·2342 . ext. 33 bsherrnun@rr.ydalfytrrbune com L\.'111 liuL· ~l''L'" less time in the waiting room thanks to a nevvly llhtallcd Picture 1\rchlvlng & Communications System. PAl 'S. as it is more common I: l,nown_ allows PVI I ' ph) sidans to sec a patient's radioing:) images and tc>t results with a siTokc of the ke: board , In<. tam availability .oh-r:ll's and re ports mean , Jcs, >~atting tit)).e for our pa (r~"'' ne\cr .traikd :li ter l ·n~ li..'J' h1t ;t .1i p(lintet· hatt:ly 2 112 tllJJt ~ 1 tttc.., into tlw g~unc . # Pat i~nh at Pka;aot Valley Hosprtal cnuld 'pend f';\(S is setting the standard for quality 'ccr 1 iec :tnd :-.hnuttng: The • l'lcasant \'allc1 I ln~pital is utilizing it' k,riUI<' I OO mncl1. The lio ldrn Fag les "L'Ol'L'd ~{) j1l l illh ill thi.' third <JIIclriCI' while the ddcnse lim itt'll 1-:;l...,ll'l'll to just six ppint' to t.rkc·" IY point lead llllllthc· lin;~ I qu:111cr of play. From thnc J:a..., tr:rn se lf KtJ. Please see Wamsley, Bl (740) 446· 2.'3.:1 2 PXt :\3 Ierum@ rnydallyrAc:liSter com -- Ohio Sta te avn icled th e fate of kllo11 Big Ten lllL'lllher :vtinnc:-.ota. whi ch lo" 7.1-72 to the Bu lldogs al ho tne on No1·. 2X. Gardner-Webb ahu scared dcfcndinl.! 11dtion;d cham pi<>ll Non l1 Caro lina in it.. . opener hL· forr lu...,iilt! on a last-,cc·oncl 'hot. K:l- n.."'maJ n t n g. larry Crum . Sports Writer ---- P~lilltS . wen t on an 11 -0 run to pullt>'> within six with a half n1imttc Bryan Walters . Sports Writer (740\ <146·2 342 . exl 2'1 hwllltf<'rslr( myrla1lvtnhun~ c•.JfTl Pleas.e see Wahama, .Bl W,lhame· s KeithAnn Soyre goes up lor a rebound against a W~r t Cnu111y llefencler liU(Ing the thircl quarter of Wednesday's 72 31 loss 111 trw BuiJ·s Milrket Hoops ClasSIC Tournament. lnstcall . Dial> cnntinual ly mus c led his wav over ur• mo und Con n, -who led Gardner-Webb (5-4) with 14 point.' and I :1 · rcbotmds. '"'That's one of th e kw ~a me~ I' II C\' C'I ha\ e ~Vhcre I'l l he qu icke r than th e /:'uuv ou:rnlinot:': n1e.'' : • eDia ls ... ~.~iLl wi th a laugh. " I tried to u. . c lllY a(_h atl~ t:1ge. Jc'Kel Fnqer had 14 poi nt:-., :--i ,\ \le;ds and th ree tl...;sl\h tn key Ohio Stat e's clcknsc. which forced 20 AP pho1o . tu rl)nvcr:-.. Kon Lc\vi:-- Ohio State's Terence Dia ls . left, is .fouled by Gardner-Webb's Simon Conn during the fi rs t half c;unc off th e lwrll'h for 14 of a college basketball game Wednesday in Columbus. . . ome carl v ...,ub"tJtution' ami ,q~,n~ til~ "~l·~ JJI l'\JK'ctecl tu be c ha l- center. scare, to hel p prc,c rw a 44_\K girl s ba>kctball victor) uvpr thei r t.:r<~~~~ riH'r ri vals on Frich1V Gallia- Acacknl\ kd h\' many as 17 inside the final four minute,. hut the /.ad) KnigJ1h too~ w.h·;ult:tgt: or . ny. whn were ;1h le }-puiJtter~ l<·ngcd physically by th e Bu lldogs· 6- fnot-<J Aussie Sire left Wamsley the g~ me ' hortl' tlicre"l'lc1. bu t ln tire 'u rp rise of' -;he and the "P•u·. . . r: crowd in anendanr.:e at Gal.lia Ac·ader ny th gh Scht>o l - Iter i1ight W;hn't ()Vl'f. W:rmsley and the rest of the Blue A11gd start ers had to return to lire floor with '32 seconcls left. after Point a otlr ba~kcth;.tll firs't nine wa~ a:-. wel l. mottrlted \l'VL'Il 17-0 run to open· ·th e 1L)<JO-LJ I ,cason. Dial' co ntinued to pull <>ut of a11 ear ly slum p which in cluded ~ames of thrc'C and five p(>in ls. li e Academy a comfortable 15 - puint fourt h quarter lead. but her I.OOOth c;tr~~r poinl Pl easa nt A~ain. tile l."d' l'iec·r, h1t a ..,,~J id (l,7 j)L'rL"ci11 fr~1111 tile fidd in tll1..· -"L'L'nnd qu.trtn kd by i\k~;tn .'\ltop, .la 111it~ I emnn :nH..I ( 'o\ . \\ hn hi I d r.:otnhiJh.: d ldur ()I til~ ll'.ttn :-,- are that th ey play hard and with intel ligence and-they ta ke care llf til~ baske thall ," said coach Thad Matta. who ra n hi s team ha rd in pract ice afte r a lackada isical effort in a 74-65 win over Tennc,ee Stale Ja,l we~k. The Buckeves ( 9-1)) arc ·one <if only in Division I l l:am~ wn hout a lo~s. Two more fel l by till\ wayside on Wednesday ni ght. The last time Ohio Stare won YTR IGUN E. f';OM :-.eL: mingly < COLLI M BUS Corn in g oil a . listkss ga nrc. No. 21 Ohin Stat e li<J d :-;o mdhin g to prove. Terence Dials hall hi s '"') in side with 23 poin ts and the Buckeyes remained unhe;11en with an ~7-5H victory over on Gardner-Wehb 'W~.:dnc~day nigh t. . "Two trademarks I'd like for peopl e to say Wedne sday. Janu ary 4 Boys Ba sketball Wahama at St. Mary"s , 7:30 p m · Girl s Basketball Weham<1 ol Guyan Vfllley, 7·30 p.m Wrestling Gall1a Academy atloaaC'I . 5.JO p.m. A rver Valley at Warr en' s·Jo p.m. g:atn~ J ~ r ckie .l~- 1 2. ASSOCIATED PRESS College Basketball Ohio Don llliCan at A1o Grdnde 8 p m Women 's College Basketball Ohio Dom1n1can at A1o Gra11dr,. 6 p 111 (iALI. IPOLIS - up hy 10 witll a ' l7-7 cclge tZ> Bv RusTY MtLLER B Y BRAD SMERMAN At the Movies: 'Wolf Creek' ~·am~..·. ~Oil I!.! Buckeyes remain unbeaten Belpre Tuesday, January 3 Boys Ba s k etball ~ A1ver Valley al E e~sttHn 7"30 p rn OVCS ill Waharrw 7 30 p m Poca sl Pu•nl PJP.asant 7 30 p m ~SHERMAN,"' Mi' Df\1 l in the !Jr..,\ qtt.II \L'I. ·----~-------- Easterri dt Parkersburg Catholic. 6 p m AP Photo !J(lillh contro l of the or Monda y, Janu ary 2 Girls Basketball · ...,~co m.l con sec utivt.: 17 th~ L uJ: Tiger.., lJliH,h.l) to~1h. enJ tlie fir.. , I qttarll'l. s<>n aftc r ca~it_v pu,hin)-' a~i.de W;t . . ti t~~ no tiii1 L'. \\ '1rt third place i'int..., IJe r Guyan Cuun1y continu~d to d~ll ttt~ Valley :q- .1 H Tue..,day ni ~! hL nail= in the ...,ccond qu~1 t kT wh ik W~thama k l l to .1 --+ \vith two hig scmin~· rtllr .... . ;tftcr tlwi r lone los... in the hittin~ ~cn·n . ., lr ~tiglltll) 11pLn three t~am holiday tourna- up till' quctrle r 111 take th~..·tr mcnt kad to 27 -9. and ~l.t-,11in~ Jt wa:-, ohvio u.. , ri gh t from the ir W\t)' tu il !11111..' J"'ll!ll\ ru~l !he beginning tha t thi\ game btL· in thl' qtJ,trll't \11 ~~~up in Ma~on \:Vttli a dom inati nu wou ld fall the way of the 72 ~ J I v i.l 'tor y ll\ '(.'r the hul'li~ Lally Tr g~rs "·s Wu't Cou nt y ing \Vahamti-Lady FJlcons. uJnvcrted i.l l mo ~t ~ve ry shot rhe Lad y Tigers CUI11C lllll takc n. hi n in~ 7-for~lJ . in the quid..Jy intiH.·· game and toul... fir\l quarter. wh i l~ \Vahant ~l ~~ firm gra~p on tilL' ga me ;md strug gle d to put nmnls on the cun rpkt cd lhc -1 1-point vic - boan.l wi th a roor J-for- 16 tory with a sn lill 60 percent effort . ...,hooti ng d Tort t'ro tll tht: Led by C:trlce Cox. wlro ~cored 1-0 l!er gam e higll f i ~ld. whi le the Lady Falcons Mlller at Sou th Gall ~o1, I p n1 . Rtver Valley at Jack.-;on, 6 .30 p m Oh·i.o festival,s and rvents COLUMBUS (A P) Cincinnati Moseum Center at Here is a list of current and Union Terminal, Western upcoming Ohio festivals and Ave., Cincinnati . events: Through Jan 16 Through .Jan. 4 Trains. Trees and Hol ida y Upton Pyn e: Jem South am Tradilions, Western Reserve Photographs. Cleveland Hi storical Society, East Museum of Art. E. Blvd .. Blvd ., Cleveland, Cleveland. Through Jan. 27 Through Jan. 5 Exhibition - Neill Dorr: A KwanLa a Subtle Magic, Massillon Annu al Ce leb ration , Cuyahoga Museum, Massillon. · Com munity College, Metro Through Jan. 29 Campus. Commun it y Exhi bition Borrowed College Ave., Cleveland. Time: The Ph otograph as Through Jan. 8 Mu sic Album Cover, Holiday Festival of Lights. Ci ncinnati Art Museum, Greenbo Lake State Resort Ede n Park Dr.. Cinci nnati . Park, Lodge Rd .. Greenup. Ky. Through Jan, 3t Hayes Train Special. Hayes Wimer Festival of Art IV, Presidential Cenler, Fremont. Art Cellar Gallery. W. Third Breaking With Tradition: St. , Mansfield . Ohio Women Painters. 1870Through Jan. 31 (Fri-Sat) 1950. Ohio Arts Cou ncil's Santa's Holid ay in the Riffe Gallery. S. High St.. Vern Park , James Ran ch Park , Riffe Center for Govemmcnt Fairground Rd ., Xen ia. and the Arts, Columbus. Through Feb. 19 Renoir's Women: Exhibition. Exhibit: Michael Mercil. Columbus Museum of An. E. Columbu' Museum of Art, E. Broad St.. Columbus. Broad St.. Colu mbus. Origins: Life \ Firq 3 Through March 5 Billion Years, Mu seum of Exhibition: The In novative Natural Hi story & Science. Arts Alliance, Zanesville An For th e yea r. the l .ad~ Ti~L~J'.., tool.. home the fi rs! pl"cc troplly t'rnm tllc 13nl1 ' :VIa rkct !loop'-; C J a...,~ic 'l(nJrnamen t Thursday 's gAmes Boys Basketl:lall OVCS at Wellston Tournament 8 p m Eastern at Alux.olllllll. B p m Pomt Pleasant at Sp11ng Valley tournP.)' Girls Basketball observe tht.: a Lu..lition~ . Admis sion i ~ free. and no " That's the hui lt-in prohlem re . . ervatinns arc requi red. Es tab li shed in 1953. th e Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions i.s an annual pmgram designed to discu~e r pro 111 i~ing ytJun g opera singers from the United States and Canada and to assist in the dewlopment of their careers. Local compet itio n begins on Jan. 7 wi th the southern Ohio di st ri ct aullitions in CCM\ Werner Recital Hall , where singers Co mpete for cash prizes amJ the chance to County fu und that nut fir..., t hand . · GAl Llr<JLIS ~ A S£;1ied~lr:o of u>)crJm1ng coii•Jga nnj] ntgh schonl var31ty ~por1 1 ng o•l(lr·ls •nvol~•n~ 11:mrn~ hom Gallaa. Me• g ~ ,1m! Mason coun11es There are a couple of cl~rs­ sic caveats about Hollywood: 1111~ :-.trugg!L·J Ill .o...hoh. ting nn l) ~I pc r.._~_· m of their shut ~ on the JH~hl. MASOt\. W.Va. -. It " With the II Ill. Win Coum y hard to be be,.rt when vou hit- imrmv e~ In ~_:_ l on tht' ...,ea- LoCAL SCHEDULE AP MOVIE WRITER IJHt~~ BY lARRY CRUM . LCRIJ\~@MYDAILYREGrsrm.coM ting aln lO'rt <.:very ..,Jiot 0J1 ~ \Vednestl.ty tllght . \Vu'l Bv DAVID GERMAIN that .tt s . anmtal auLlition:-. fur the ~tluth ­ em Ohio di,tric·t and the tri stdte rc1T inn will be hC"Id on S.nurd.t~ J.m. 7. 1(Kl(>{district) and Sllllday. Jan. 8 (r~g i nn ) on the c:11npus of the University of Citmnnati • CollegeConsen;norv nf Music tCCM). The puh iic ;., inv it ed to \ .as - forJan. 7-8 Council Wahama finishes second in tourney I co~n.cil Thursday, December 29, 2005 PLEASA\T VALLEY HOSPITAL Rar!tofo!!l OetafktlffMt 2520 Yalk) Dri\· ~: Point Pknsant, WV 25550 301-675-1310. �Thursday, December 29, 2005 "1 hu r<;da~. December 29. 2005 ~~~----' i (::.Clj h :l 8A SKETBAL.l ooe riJ<J\llw GALLIA ACADEMY 58 RIVER VALLEY 38 RIVER VALLEY 14 3) WIRT COUNTY (53) Sean Sand s o o o 0 Cory Ehm,.; r 1 0 1 2 J Jason Jones 0 0 0 0 Jo rJR Br~oan ~ ,IJ~._~! " IH P P l v [ ,A ln L WI AT COU NTY 72 WAHAMA 31 Motro,., 2 :3 ::> 8 tan Lewt s 1 o o 2 Man '\Jtblo'rt 1 0 J 3 Mtchael Cordell 4 1 2 10 T~le r Thompson 3 0 4 6 Rya n Hel'lry 3 0 1 7 Jarr j Marcum 0 0 0 0 Scot Ward 0 0 0 0 Total:. c I' l 'l l{f !) , -., lVI I 1 ' f) 8 !.;ctt !i tl 1 1 o u! r 1 cJ •\It r 1 1 3 1C Sl1an nP. I W1r-.on l 1 1 I W n tli'V C 111lJt.. I >jq~ 3 1 I ~ 1\n lf'd il (;;r, I' C 1 ~~~ E t\ C 2 C .J rlt~\) Cox L 2 "> • r Hltnn;Jil Ou sev 153641538 0 0 0 0 Sa nt!ll£' 1\l~l y -.1 1 '"~ f'l Tr~t.Jis 2'1 GALLIA ACADEMY 13-51 11 22 72 Chns McCoy 0 0 0 0 Mart Mooney 0 0 0 0 4) Travus Stout 1 0·0 3 Chrrs Mrller I 1 2 3 WAHAMA Shawn Thompson 6 0.0 12 Jeff Golden 3 Ambe r ~lJI ~v 1 I 2 3 fl ue Ocn l tc d I 0 0 0-0 6, Jayme Haggerty 8 0 3 19 Brad 2 Jes5u 1 Hof frndtl 3 0 0 6 Kf't lhAnn Caudill 3 1 2 7 Serg1o Gholsten 0 D 0 0 Say re 4 1 -l 9 Chelsea Fm\ er 0 0 0 0 Shaphen Robrnson 3 0 0 6 Davrd Remley Mary Kc 1lcr 0 0 1 0 Bullany Curf rn.m 0 1 1 0:.0 2 Totals 26 54 2 7 58 2 1 Bolh Keyes 1 3 <I 5 KclYnn l tl Sayre 2 RlverValley 10 15 5 8 - 38 1 2 5 T IIJny Sl' t ill 0 0 [) 0 To t<:~l s-- 12 7 Galli& Acad 15 9 18 16 - 58 15 31 3·Potnt Goals-AV 4 7 (Henry Cordell 11 25 13 16 - 72 W1rl Co Ntbert MorrowJ GA 4 7 (Haggerty 3 '1 11 5 B - 31 Wah ama Srout) Rebounds-RV 27 £Cordell 6 3 Pon t CoorJ I ~ Wrrt 7 (C <~r lec Co)( Thompson 6) GA 29 (RobntsO!l ~~ Asslsts-AV 7 (Ehman 2 Jones 2) GA 11 Megan Alton I ) Wuh r1 mr:~ {nr.ne) Fouled (Golden 3 Rob nson :l. Caudtll 3) Out- no ne Rebounds Wrrt 36 (Somm c Steals-AV 7 (Henry 3) GA 12 (Haggerty Kell) 101 Wahama 29 rBeth Keyes 7J 5) Blocks-RV 4 (Cordell 2) GA 0 (none) Ass1 sts - Wrrt 12 {Jamre Lem on 5) Turnovers-RV 22 GA 14 Personal Wah<Jm 1 ~ (KorthArm Sayre 2) StoalsFouls-RV 12 GA 17 Wrrt 10 1Jamc Lnmon Carlce CQ)( 3) Watlarna 10 1A1rd Oenfreld 3) Blocks GiRLS B ASKETBALL Wrr t 2 (Samm re Kelly 2) Wohnma 4 GALLIA ACADEMY 44 {KmthAnn Saym Bettl Keyes 2) Team POINT PLEASANT 36 Fouls Wrrt i B W 1hama \ 9 POINT PLEASANT (2 5) Leah Eddy 0 0·0 0 Anna Sommer 6 0 1 BELPRE 61, EASTERN 32 12 Char Bibbee 3 0 0 7 Tnsta VanMal e 1 0 1 2 Lrz Somerv lie 0 0 0 0 Br ttany BELPR'E (3 6) Clonch 0 0 0 0 Tessa Wyant 2 I 2 5 Jody Hcd ther We s::h 4 0 1 g Shaw ntae C nP 3 Hartley 1 2 4 4 Melissa Adk ins 2 1 3 :. 3 --1 ~ RRchel c oniJ ln ? o o 4 Mrtr<lnd r Devm B1rchl eld 0 0 0 0 Skye Sr111th t 1 4 Bnkcr ... ? _, 1o l iJ rr01 Gret n ? 0 o 1 3 Totals 16 60 5 15 38 Mend th M lie 1 ( 0 6 foe~ 1 Du k\'lo:1 rtrrGALLIA ACAOEM¥ (5·4) I.e ' Hl T0WI~- 25 Cj t ? c1 Jackre Wamstey 5 4 4 15 Laure'l Kyger o :. 0 0 0 Leah Cum nons 1 0 0 2 Mrchelte EASTERN (2 6) Johnson 0 a t 0 Brrttany Ellrott 2 2 4 K,l\re Hayrn:11 3 a 1 6 K !ylr>e Mrlam 0 0 0 Joan Sojka 0 0 2 0 Ale)(IS Gerger 1 0 2 2 0 Ryan Davrs. n 0 0 (I An I J>l Wrllba Qer n Ryann Leshe 2 Q0 4 Lrndsey Nrday 4 I 3 0 0 0 Aly ssa NAwl ~net n 0 0 0 Morq r111 9 Rachel Jones 3 0 0 6 Tota \S 16 58 1 11J I \N(my 1 0 0 ? Jrllmn R r~ n lOn 2 3 6 7 44 Gror g11nn Kobl1' 11z 0 0 0 0 Enn Weoe( 4 Point Pleasant 9 3 8 113 - 38 6 10 l.J JP.nl1<l HLprJ 0 0 0 0 J<> SS Cfl Gallta Academy 10 14 12 8 - 44 3 Pornt Goals- PP 1 9 (8rbbee) GA t 9 Hup~ t 0 0 3 Tornl<:.- I I 9 t7 V (Wamsley) Aebotrnds-PP 33i8!bbee 9) Belpre 13 17 20 11 61 GA 41 (Wam sley 101 Steals- PP a Eastern t3 12 6 t - 32 (Sommer 2 Wyant 2) GA 6 (Wamsley 2 J Pornt Goals-Belpre 2 (Weisel' Baker) Nrday 2) Blocks-PP 5 (Adk ns 2) <;lA 2 E<ts te rn 1 {Jess l-1upp) I • I p I \ \l ) \" , ,! I It ,. I I ... 1 -.., '"''I '' '" ! lltU il!J-.\II\1 1 ll h lll u, llc1 lJ ,\Ik:d .2'"'1 ~j 11 hL· kl th1..· H.tldu ~ ~ ' l 'U' l h...,, tn1 nhn~ lll,lll lh rl'L lltl! Ull'" 1111 l \\ ll 1 1~\ t-. lill t.., '111 11 ~ Jltllll ll'l Ol /(l \tid "'1 () 0\ ll '!l I ll L ll I 1111\.' \I l I L1 \[ \ th 11Li qu HI L'• td til l.! 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Advertise for Budget hearing for Southern Local School D1stnct, Me1gs County Summary of amounts requtred from General Property Tax approved by Budget Commisston, and County Auditors est•· maled rates The meeting will be January 9th, 2006 at 6:30 p m followmg the organizational meetmg at 6 00 p m Denme E Hill Interim Treasurer (12) 21 23, 27, 26, 29 (1) 3, 5 PubliC Nottce Court of Commo11 Pleas Meigs County, Ohio Countrywide Home Loans, Inc dba America 's Wholesale Lender AND Mortgage Electronic Reg1strat1on Systems, Inc c/o Countrywide Home Loans, Inc Plaintiff, vs Paul Barthelmas, et al Defendants Case No OSCV093 Judge Fred W Crow Legal Notice Nottce. tn Sutl For Foreclosure of Mortgage Mary Kathleen Day, whose last known address 1s 27526 North State Route 7. Cheshtre, OH 45620, and the unknown he1rs, dev1sees , !ega· tees, executors, admtn1 strat 1or s, spouses and assigns and the unknown guard1ans of m1nor and/o r Incompetent heirs of Mary Kathleen Day. all of • Publu: NoiHl'" m N<.·w·m:iln•m•.l Your Rtghl to Know, Dclh et"t'd H:t~ht lu \olll "'""" whose residences are 3100 attyemail @lsr· unknown and cannot law com by reasonal:jle dtll· (12) 22, 29 , (1) 5, 12, gence be ascer· 19 26 tamed, will take nohce that on the Public Not1ce 19th day of September, 2005, PUBLIC NOTICE Countrywtde Home Notice Is hereby Loans , Inc dba gtven that the Me1gs Amenca's Wholesale County Automatic Lender AND Data Processmg Mortgage Electron1c Board s hall meet R eg1strat t o n December 30, 2005 at Systems Inc c/o 9 30 a m , at th e Countrywide Home Me1gs County Loans , Inc flied its CommiSSioners ' Complaint tn the offtce Common Pleas Courl Nancy Parker of Meigs Coun1y, Grueser, Secretary Oh1o m Case No (12 ) 29 05CV093 , on the docket of lhe Court, Public Notice and the obJect and demand for reli ef of PUBLIC NOTICE whtch pleadmg IS to Pursuant to Section foreclose the hen ol 121 22 ol th e Oh1o platnttff s mortgage Revised Code nottce recorded upon the ts hereby g1ve11 that followmg descnbed t h e Me1gs County real estate to wit Budget Comm 1ss1on Property Addres s. wi ll be meetmg on 33356 Crouser Road, December 30, 2005, at Rutland, OH 45775 10 00 am the mee t· and bemg more parmg Will be condutted tic ularly descn bed m tn th e Me1gs County platnttff 's mortgage Audttor s Off1ce recorded 1n Mortgage Me1g s Count y Book 163, page 25, Courthouse Instrument No Me1gs County Budget 200300000400 of thts Comm 1sston County Record ers Nancy Parker Off tee Grueser The above named Secretary defendar'lt Is required - (12) 29 to answer wtlhm Publ1c Nat1 ce twenty·eJght (28) days alter last publl· ca tron whtch shall be PUBLIC NOTICE publtshed once a NOTICE >S hereby week for SIX consecu· g1ven that on t1ve weeks, or th ey Thursday December m1ght be dented a 29,2005 a110 oo am heanng m th1s case a public sale Wi ll be Lerner, Sampson & held at 211 W Second Sl , Pomeroy Ohto Rot hfuss Attorneys for P l~un t t fl P 0 Box The Farmers Bank 5480 C1nc tnnatt, OH and Savmgs Company ts sell tng 45201·5460 (513) 241· for cash tn and or cer· lifted check lhe fol · lowmg collateral 1984 Chrts Craft Boat CCVVW454M841 1984 Chns Craft Boat Trailer RR42315 1984 MercrUiser Inboard Motor 198 HP 6812361 1980 Prowler Slh Wh eel Camper 22E2812051753 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Oh io, reserves the nght to b trl at th1s sale, and to Withdraw the above collateral pnor to sale Further The Farmers B ank and Sav1ng s Company reserve s the nght to reJect any or all b 1ds submttted The above descnbed collateral wtH be sold as IS where IS w1lh no expressed or 1mpl1ed warranty QIV(!n For further tnforma · tton or f oJ an appot ntment to mspect collaterol pnor to sale date con tact Cynd1e Stacy or Randy at 992· 2136 112) 27 26 29 --- -Publi c Not1ce NOTICE TO BIDDERS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATI ON Columbus Ohto Off1ce of Contracts Legal Copy Number 062000 Sealed proposa ls wtll be accepted from pre quallfted btdders at the OOOT Offtce of Contracls unt1l 10 00 am on January 11 2006 ProJect 062000 I ts located 1n Athens County, USR 50 10 34Nanous and IS a Rest Area pro1ect The date se t for comple non of thiS work shall be as set forth 1n the b1ddmg proposal Plans and Spec1hcattons are on f1le tn the Depar tm ent of Tran s portal ron (12)29 (1)5 ~ ., ,~ ') 't-~ )! ll..~;; " It:,0'1t'£( ,·. 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Ext 13 26 lor 111ore tn fo rm~ 1 1on or to ITlake reservaltons Crl;h ' l1er: k and crP.dlt cards Cl1 cept ed 50°,o off Sl o rewtde Ends Dec 3 1st Acqutsttlons F1ne Jewelry 151 Second Ave Galltpolts 446-2842 I lli:LPWANTI<D rn vlo!aUon ol the law Mobrle !;lome lor Rent local ed m Ga!lrpohs Ferry Depos t & References $375/month $375/deposrt call (304)675 3423 ~ Country Mobrle (740)385 4019 Home Park r io ~ LEARN ' TO DRIVE 'NO E)(I>ERIENCE NECESSARY ' FUl l TIME CLASSES • COL TRAINING FI!'U\NC NG "'VAlLAIJLE JOB PLACEMENT ENROLLING NOW ALLIANCE TRACTOR TRA ILER TRAINING CENTERS WYTHEVILLE VA (L-Z '\ 1·800-334·1203 ¥oVN~ allranc!rect011r~l'ercom I .. An Excellent way to earn Expenenced patnt & body WANTED money The New Avon man needed for Restoratton Call Marilyn 30 4·862·2645 Shop contact H1lls Class c Cars (740)949 2217 7am Absolute Top Dollar u s AVONt All Areas! To Buy or 7pm Stiver and Gold Coms Sell Shirley Spears 304· - - - - - - - - Prootsets Golc:l Rrngs Pre 675·1429 lmmedrate opening ln Galhpol!s for Janrtor lul!llme 1935 US Currency Sohtatre 01amonds M T S Ospatchers & EMTs need 3rd sh!tt Must have scrub Corn Shop 151 Second ed Apply m ~arson 1n o buff strip wax experrence Avenue Galhpohs 740 446 Jackson Pike or for more (330)352 4910 lnformatro n call (740)446· - - ' - - - - - - 2842 7930 l ocal business looktng for Secretary/Aeceptronlst Must have good telephon e CLASSIFIED INDEX sktlls & good wtlh the pubhc 4x4's For Sale .. ••• •• •• •••. •••.•••...••• •. 725 knowledge rn computers & Announcement .. •• • .. • .. ••• •030 computer accountrng pro Antiques • •.• • • .530 grams & all oth er offrce Apartments for Rent. .. •• .. •• •• • 440 machrnes Hours Bam 5pm Auction and Flaa Market... •••••••.••.••...•• 080 Mond,ay Frtday 8 12 Auto Parts & Accessories • •• • .. .. 760 Saturday Auto Repair.. . • ••• 770 Send re sume to Autos for Sale ••• .. • .• • .. •• .. •. .. •• 710 Local Bus1ness PO Box 775 Boats & Motors for Sale ............................ 750 GalhpOIIs OH 45631 Bulldlng Supplies .• • •••• •• •• ••• • •• .550 Business and Buildings • .• • •. .. •• 340 l ookmg for babyslfttng for 2 Busmess Opportunity. .. • • • .. .210 chtldren In our home appro>e Business Training ...... :.............................. 140 15 days per monlh Campers & Motor Homes... •• ... ••• .. 790 E)(cellent pay (740)645· Camping Equipment .• •. •• . •• • •780 3204 Carda of Thanks ................................ 010 --------Child/Elderly Care. .• • ••• • • •• . .. 180 Medt Home Heatlh Agency ElectrlcaURefrlgerallon • •• •• ••. ..840 Inc see ki ng a IuII I Ime RN Patent Care Coordrn ator or Equipment for Rent. .• . •••• •• .480 Excavating . ••• • .• •• • •• , ... 830 Accou nt E)(ecu11ve for Galhpohs Oh 1o and sur Farm Equipment. •••.••••••.•.. ••• .. •. . •. 610 Farms for Rent • .• ••.•. ••• ..430 Dut •es roun d tng area Farms for Sale .. • •••• •• 330 tnclude establish ng and For Lease • • . •• 490 ma!nlalnrng open lines of For Sale •. • •. •.•....•••. ••. .•• •••• •• . ••• 585 commun1cahon w1th area For Sale or Trade .................................... 590 pt1yslc1ans and health care facrlltles rn th e del very of Fruits & Vegetables . •• •. •• • •• •• ..580 Furntshed Rooms . • • • • .. •• ..450 Home Heallh servtces We otter a competrtrve salary General Hauling.. ............. •.•• .. . .•• •• ..850 Giveaway... .••. •• ...................... ............... 040 and benefits package tor full Irma EOE Please send Happy Ado • •• •• •• •••. ••.. ••• •. ••• ..050 resume to Judte Reese Hey & Grain ••. • .•. ... •• ..640 Cllntcal Manager 352 Help Wanted............. .... .......................... • 110 Second Avenue Gallipolis Home Improvements .•.• ••• .. ..... ........... .... 81 0 OH 45631 Homes for Sale •• 310 Houoahold Goods • •• •• •• 51D Medl Home Health Agency Houses lor Rent ..................................... 410 In Memoriam.... ••.. •• ..••• .• •• • • •••••..• 020 Inc seekl!'lQ futlt1me and part time RN s for th e Insurance • •• • . • •• .• • • • .. 130 Gallipolis Oh o area Must Lawn & Garden Equipment .• •........ . 660 be hcensed In Ohro and Livestock... . ••.•......... ......... .... ••. • .•••• .•••• ••630 West Vug1nla We offer com Lost and Found .. •••• • •• • .• •• 060 petrtlve salary benefits Lots & Acreage... .• •••• •• .• • .. 350 A' pac kage 40 1K an d ~gn on Miscellaneous .. ........ ............ ............... 170 bonus of $1 500 for lull time Miscellaneous Merchandise... ..... .•• •• .540 and $750 for part l !me Mobile Home Repair •• •• 860 E 0 E Please send resume Moblle Homes for Rent .. 420 to 352 Second Avenue Mobile Homes for 5ale ...................... ........ 320 Galllpol s OH 4563 1 Ann Money to Loan ... •• • ••. .• •. .220 Judie Reese Clinical Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers • • .• ..•. . 740 Marrager Muslcallnstruments. ••• • • 570 Nowhrnnglullandpart ttme Personals .................................... ......... . 005 McCiures Restaurants In Pets for 5ale • •• •• ••• •• . 560 Mtddleport and Galhpohs Plumbing & Heating. •• • • •• •• 620 Applyt>etween10·10 3Dam Professional Services • . .. ....... ... .230 Rad10, TY & CB Repair. • ......... ..... 160 Oh[o_.Valley- Home Heoflh Real Estate Wanted..-.... ... .--:---;-;;;-;.... .. .380 lno hrrlng Full Time AN Schools Instruction ••.• •• •• •• •• • .150 Acceptmg appllcallons lor Seed r Plant & Fertilizer ... 1......................... 650 CNA STNA CHHA PCA Sltuallons Wanted .............. .•• .• • .•. • •• . 120 CompeUtlve wages miles~ Space for Rant •• .• •• .•• •• •• .• .480 and benefits Including health Sporting Goods.. •• •.• ••. • ••• .•• .520 Insurance Apply at 1480 SUV'a for Sale.... .•.•••••• ' ....................... 720 Jackson P1ke Oalftpolls or Trucka for Sale ..... .••. ••• • •• • •• • ••• • 715 phone toll tree 1·866·44,· Upholstery . .. . 670 1393 Vans For Sale • • ••••••••. •••730 Wanted to Buy .......................... ···" .••••. 080 POSTAL JOBS Wanted to Buy- Farm Suppllea .•.•••••. 620 $15 94 $22 56/hr now hrr Wanted To Do . . • • •• • •. 180 rng For application and free Wanted lo Rant ... •............................... 470 go~~ernement job rnfo call Yard Sale· Gallipolis •• ••• •• •• .•• •• ..072 Amencan Assoc of labor 1 Yard Sale·Pomeroy/Middla • • • •• • 074 913 599·8220 24/hrs emp Yard Sale·Pt Pleasanl .. ••. •.................. 076 ,.., I I Need to sell your home? Lale on paymen\s drvorce JOb transfer or a death? I can buy your home All casli and quick clos ng 740 416 3130 IH \I \I .., ~~======= L---miiiOiBiiUYiioliii.J ' PUBLIC NOTICES only the first msert1on Moun~ HoMf~ n~p---------~~ Lost m the vrorn1ty of Kyger!Jessre Creek Ad Border Collie female mss ng srnc;e 12f15/05 and black lab female smce 12120105 Bolh have collars w/na me ta g Ch,1ld s pet reward for mlo (740)367 7554 sl'\el t ,\lllhc J Tulll' y t hi n.' po1111s A11el nei!IILi d \\tlf1 l \\-(1 p t)llll'l. '-1\ ll.Hi lout wanted ldl m..tlng EOE 1tlllldlrd1 We will not knowingly " 1 1{\1! 1 ' 1110 . Lost 1n Pomeroy a mos"y black Chrhuahua Call Dog Warden or 740 992 5042 Jeh" ' """ ptoduu.:d ~Isler wUI be rMponalble for no m ore than the cost ol the apace occupied by the error and any lou or IXptnN that ruul.. from the publication or omuukln of an advertiaemenl Corracllon w111 be made In tha!lr•t available edllton are alwaye. conlldentlat • Currtnt rate card 1ppll.. • All real ..tate advartlsementl are lo the Federal Fair Hou1lng Act of 1968 1 \\ l ' lc n\ 11 \1 $1000 Reward tor lndng Keys to Dodge Truck wrth r remote opener 740 992 3176 l ost rn M ddleport wll h po1nh lu1tt 111 lkLh't l Tribun•S.ntiMI ~~=~=~=~~ .1nd ltn I rlt nih \\cIt' K.t\ , lll!ld S.tVI L' "lilt II\ c pm nt .., .1 11d thice ILh tllllld 'l fkth Kl'\l<.; \\llh tll1 ~..·c s l ~dl'-. diHI l i VL l''l l ~h J\..1\h D,l\1 '1 \\llo h 1d '\L\C il po111h p(ll ll h 1..,._,1..,1'1 .! 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Monday- Friday for Insertion In Next Day's Paper Sunday In-Column: 1:00 p.m. •rlclay For Sunday• Paper IUR RF.NI to Sout hc.hll'lll Oh10 \tlllettc I C.J~ u~ t oe M.Jttctl.t tlll ldll :) ~ Point Plc.! . . .lll{ llh (:'Q ) "" lll h L I kiiO\\ll ~ Il l -; h.t'lkL'th~dl pi! \LI.., IIllil L' I ()()() pU1 11t 'I(. UIIil ~ l ltih ( ••tlli.t t\l Jd l'lll\ \\ ,,.., .d,ll l Now you con have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads {p~ 1m Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics SO¢ for small SI .00 for large Display Ads iiii.J Ac. tdClll) pi,Jys host ( 1 I\ Oeacll1irM Word Ads • All ads .tlso ll..~.tLl1Ld doubl e IJgu1~s t!UillL 1111Jllll\LU ltllll .., Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the JUil\01 \dl '\ll) ~.un~ 'iO- ~ il Jo,lJI So]l\d 'uJIL~d 17 po1nts l o 1 the \\lfl · 11'1' .tnd Mtel1e lk Johnson h.J! I \\1 ,1m ,k) Offtee 11o~cf> \\lllll l l Ill h,, the I OOIIth Jllltlll' ol ilct '' .t '- pr L''-C ilt ~d .rnd. ,lliL'J tl1l.' \\,l\ t! 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Stnger and Mus1c1ans need ed For more mformatron contact Pastor James Wrreman @ (740)446 861 3 AUentlon! local company olfenng NO DOWN PAYMENT pro grams for you lo buy your In need of a Good home rnstead of rentt ng Handyman Carpenter • 100"/o frnancrng Plumber Roofer, Framer I • Less than perfect credt can be reached at (304)675 accep\ed 5857 or 304)593-6222 • Payment could be the same as rent Morlgage Locators -:::::--~----., 1740)367 0000 P riO B·~~ ;::::::::::::::::; ~...,,l;.xf WANTilll To Do The Tuppers Pia ns Chester Weier OtslrrCI Is accepllnn, applications lor office clerk through the end of lhiS year w1th 1ntentlons to frll lhts OPI'OR11JNffi' posrtron 1n the next month The pos1tron quahfrcatron s tncludeahrghdegreeolpro •NOTICE• frc1ency tn letter wrrttng HIO VALLEY PUBLISH grammar and spelhng NG CO recomme nds tha Must be able lo work well ou do busmess wtth peo wtlh the publiC and a gener· le you know and NOT t al knowledge or Peachtree end money th rough 1 or knowdledge of account a!l unll you have nvestl ng MS Word Excel and MS ated the offerrn Explorer Is desired Must ~;::::;;~==~ state what profrcrencres are P. MONt"\' as some vartances may be TO LoAN allowed You may pick up an ~;:;::==~ applrcal1on at 39561 Bar 30 )load whtch IS three miles south of Tuppers Pfarns JUSt ••NOT I(.:~~** off Stale Route 7 Monday through Fnday 8 am lo 4 30 rrcm Smart Contac h Oh 10 D Pm a rvrsron Ftnanctal !nshtulton Truck Mechamc Needed lftce of Consume Call (740)388·8547 ffalrs BEFORE you refi Wanted· Handyman $8 per ance your home o hour (740)992 1628 btam a loan BEWAR I requests for any larg WANTE'D Part time secre dvance payments o tary needed must have ees or msura nce Cal phone sktUs and be able to he Off1ce of Consume use Mrcroso ft Word No tfaus toll tree at 1 866 experience nece"sary but 78 0003 to learn It th ~ welcomed Please send all ortgage broker o resumes lo CLA Bo>e 555 ender Is proper! c/o Oalllpolts Tribune PO tcensed (Thrs rs a publl Box 469 Gallrpolls OH ervlce announcemen 45631 rom the Ohro Valle SUIOOl.S I NSI'RUt11UN PKot~IONAL L.-..::Oiiliiiiliiioiiiiii;,..,J Concealed Pistol Class Jan 14 2"~ $50 00 9 00 am VFWVV\,1 Mason wv Ph (740)843 5555 --------Gallipoll• Career College (Careers Close To Home) Call Todayl 740 446 4367 1_800 214 0452 www oa!lill'OIIac.r~re•rcotegecom SERV~ TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We Win! t 888 582 3345 riO HOMEI'l All rest eslste advertt1ing In lhts ntwspepet Is •ubject lo the Federal Fair Hauslng Act of 1968 whleh mak.. ttlttegsllo adver11•• ·any prefarence"llmltltlon or dl•crtmlnatlon b1sad on race color, religion, •ex ramlllal statua or Mllonat origin, or any Intention to make any euch prelet'enee llmitltlon or discrimination This newapaper wilt nol knowingly accept ldvortlsem•nlsfOJraal estate which 111n vlol•tlon of thel•w Our re.ter• ere hereby Informed lhat all dwelling• •dvertl•ed In thl• rMIWSpllper ere available on en equal opportunity b1... Mobrle home spaces rn HousFS FOR REN1 Ai'AKI1>tENI> HlR REN"I 2BR 2 bath garage all 1 and 2 bedroom apart electnc $550/monlh -t- menls furntshed and unfur deposrt (740)446·1079 nrshed securrty deposit requrred no Pels 740 992 3 bedroom 2 bath Ranch 22 1a' located appro)( 3 1/2 miles out of Po rter toward 1 bedroom aparlmont for Cheshrre No mstde pets ren t (740)992 5858 $550/mo depos•l requtred 2 bedroom apartment Mergs (740)645 3204 County very nrce clean $425 per month plus AHentionl Local company offermg "NO deposit no pels references DOWN PAYMENT pro reqwed (740)992 5174 grams lor you to buy your 2 2br Apa rtments for Aenl home mslead of rentrng tn Pt Pleasant (304)593 • 100% l1nencrng • Less than perfecl credr\ 1994 accepted Beautiful 2 story townhouse • Payment could be the overlookrng Gallrpolrs cr ly same as renl park K! lchen DR LA MoriQage Locators study 2 baths laundry area (740)367 0000 References requrred secun· For rent 2 bedroom 1 bath ty depostt no pets $900 mo 1 lully renovated all appll Call (740)446 2325 or ances Eastern(,7_4;_ 0:_14_46_ 44_2_5_ _ __ 1940 Avenue $475/month Beautrful 2 story townhouse $475/deposrt Call (740)446 overlookrng Galhpohs CLty _3_48_1_ _ _ _ __ _ park Krtchen D A L A Ho use 1or rent tn town 1st study 38A 2 baths laundry monlh rent p(us d'epos t ref· area References requrrad securrty depos11 no pels erences and apphcatron c all (740)44 6 reqw red (740)446 7723 $900 mo 2325 or (740)446 4425 after Spm BEAUTIFUL APART· Newly remodeled !louse rn MENTS AT BUDGET Galhpols $495/month PRICES AT JACKSON Brand new 2BA house rn ESTATES, 52 Weslwood Oal h~J OIIS S495/month Drive from $344 10 $442 (740)441 11 84 {740}441 Walk to shop & moves Call 0194 Equal 740 446 2568 Housmg Opportunrty Nice 3BA bath slovelrelng !urn garage 1 Brand new 2BA apt tn yr lease $600/mo+deposrt Galhpohs $4SO/month clly schools oonvenrently 28 R apt SA 160 past Holzer located for Porn! & Gall hospital $375/month (740)446 3667 2BR apt Bidwell Nrce JBA 2BA close to $400/month (740)441 11 84 Gatha Schools No Pets (740)441·0194 Af 8 erence Required CONVENIENTLY lOCAl· $575/mo tncludes ED ' AFFORDABLE I water/sewer $500 deposit Townhouse apartments (740)367 7025 and/or small houses FOR Off Jackson Ptke 39 R 15 batll house 2 car garage $600/mo plus sec dep You pay utlllttes References and mtn 1 yr lease requrred Call t740)446 3644 tor more 1nto Stop renlrng Buy 7 bedroom foreclosure $18 000 For list mgs BOO 39 1 5228 ex\ Two Bedroom House Total 1709 Electrrc 3 acres 2 out bfdgs cot..nlry settrng Close to town Ask1ng Two & three bedroom tn $30 000 Call 740·992· Pomeroy and Syracuse 2557 (740)992 3702 or 416 5547 j32b 1. "~IES MOBFODJiR ~- IL-•M-Oi.BIIIiltEO::H~C~~J~:.IE. RENT 'li_.J tlJR 10 used homes under 2 Bedroom Mobrle Home $3 000 00 Must Gol Call 400 Polecat Road $325/mo Elatne 740·385-0698 $325 depos11 (740)446 16x80 homes star11ng at $25995 00 Includes vinyl stdrng/ shtngle roof Call Russ 740·385·2434 FOR SAl F 2001 16x56 Clayton 2 bed· room 1 balh open layout alldSchools127~B 1995 Ooublewlde ' 3br 2ba grear condii!On 512000 " Call (740)2S6 1879 1111 n't"t'"-l'IJLU 1... ~ w/attached Garage ,.. .n., Breezeway & Barn 1 56 1 aOvu 2006 16x70 3 Br/2 bth acres Sandhill Rd $72000 "'JB VlnylfShlngle $229/mo Call 13..,.., 95 •3068 25 Years Experienced Care (740)385 9948 Grver has openings tor your ~-:-Be-d~roo-m----:::-::-et~h Mom & or Oed or Loved 91 Skylrne 16x80 3 Br/2 Bth one with Family House Deck AUaclled $145/mo Call (740)385· Environment Legally Garage and Approx 1 acre 7671 lrcensed Health Care land with great neighbors FacUlty Ratti starttng $70000 Call after 5 00PM 96 Fleetwood 3 BR/2 Blh 51 500 monthly (304)675 74().9 49 73~2 5169/mo Includes Oeltvery 6183 or lax (304)675 6182 Call (740)385 9948 3 Bedroom House 112 acre Lors & Assisted living care opentng near Poinl Pleaunl walk In my home· Private room out basement 2 acres L---AiiCREAiiiiiliili GiiE-_.1 (304)675·1536 bath 3 hot meals (740)388 optional orvb com code 9905 Wanred land In Meigs coun· 0 11B ty lo lease for hunting Call Computer Trouble Shoot 4BA Foreclosure only 6 OOPM lo 7 30PM and ask and Repatr Expert Service $14 900 For llstrngs call tor Eric or leave messa~e 8()0..391 5228 ext F254 740 992 2395 304·372 6745 Accradltad Mambar Ae<::redll ng council tor Independent Corl•f141• 3 NEW ELLM VIEW TOWNHOUSEIAPTS NOW LEAS ING• SPACIOUS 2 & 3 BEDROOM BOTH FLATS & TOWNHOUSES AVAILABLE "ALL ELECTRIC 'CENTRAL AC & HEAT STOVE REF "DISHWASHER "GARBAGE DISPOSAL 'WIND BLINDS 'CEILING FANS WATER SEWAGE & "TRASH INCLUDED PETS COND ITIONAL {304)882 3017 r Commerctal Property 240 Upper Rrver Road Available 2 1 06 (740)446 68f;i5 or (740)379·2923 --------Downtown Oflrce Space 5 room su11e $650Jmo 1 room olftce· $225/mo 2 room surte $250/mo Secunty deposit requrred You pay utilities All spaces very ntce Elevator Call (740)446 3644 for appomtmant Pomeroy Offtce or Ref arl Space (740)992 3702 or 416 5547 Gt --'------- ° 150 r 1 1 12 8 r \ Ill( ( 11\\IH...,I HousEHOU> GocJffi Appliance Warehouse m Henderson WV Pr e owned Appllcanes slart ng at $75 & up all under Warranty also have Household Mtsc Items 1 startmg al 99¢ & up (304)675·7999 --------Thompsons Appliance & Reparr-675·7388 For sale re condrlroned au\omatrc RENT Call (740)441 1111 washers & dryers refngera· tor application & rnlormatron tors gas and electrrc French Town At arlmenls ranges arr condrlmners and 727 4th Ave Gallrpolis now wnnger washers Wrll do accepttng appl 1cat1ons for a reparrs on mator brands rn 1 bedroom FMHA shop oral your home Subsrd1zed apartment lor elderly and handrcapped ANTIQUI'S (74a)446 4652 Equal L~--------' Housing Opportunrty a 11 A uy or se !Verma Ga 11 ra Manor Ant rques 11 24 Eas 1 Mam Apa r1men 1s t38 oo SA 124 E Pomeroy 740 Buhi Mor 1on Rd 992 2526 Auss Moore Gallrpolrs now a.cceptrng eo;;w;;;ne::,r,__ _ _ _ _., appllcatrons for 1 bedroom j54o ML~H I.ANE:Ol5 i (!) HUD subsdrzed apartmenl MERlllANDISE for elderly and handrcapped 1740)446 4652 Equal Housrng Opporlulilty 3 Nal gas htrs 1 Nat gas hot wtr htr 3 claw fool balh Gracious llvrng 1 and 2 bed rubs 3 window arr cond room apartments at Vrllage Besl Offer (740)446 4127 L.-oliiiiilliiiiiillliliiio,J 41 07 --------2 Bedroom Tra ler 1n Patnot Qh $37 ro 5 per month (740)379 2126 Manor and Rivers de Aparlments m M1ddleport From $295 $444 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Housrng Opportunltres - - - - - -- Ab Lounge 2 with rnstruc honal vtdeo Like New $60 (740)44 1 0500 JET 2 Bedroom AU Electric 4 mtles from HoiZtlf near 160 1 13501mo pus secunty deposrt & references (740)379 • 2923 or ('40)446 ' eee5 • -------~C 2br rn New Haven all 304 882 3336 ( ) 2BA large hvlngroom car pet porch a1r •n GaiiiP<Jits very nice no pets (740)446 2003 or (740)446 1409 lmmaculale 1 Bedroom Apartment Newly carpeted hi d dd 1res Y PatnHe 1 ,an Pecora1 1 0 ed W oo up nvacy Fence 12 m1nu 1as 1rom Aro G d M tS 1 ran e us ee oappre crate S32li/mo 1614)59! 7773 1·800·798·4886 AERATION MOTORS Reparred New & Reburlt In Stock Call Ron Evans 1 800 537 9528 3 bedroom mobile home m the Shade area Water sewer trash rncluded $325 8 month plus deposit No pels allowed (7 40)385 4019 In Hartford WV remodeled 2 br 1 ba 5315 DO a. mon rei & dep required 304·576 4037 Modern 1 bedroom apt 1740)448.0390 Tara TownhO use Apartmenls Very Spacious 2 Bedrooms CIA 1 1/2 Bath Adult Pool & Bat>y Pool Patio Start $395/Mo No Pets Lease Plus Secumy DepoSII Reqwed 1740)367 7086 New and Used Furnaces lns\alla\ton available (740)441 2657 NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams Pipe Rebar For Concrele Af1gle Channel Flat Bat Steel Graling For Drarns Orrveways & Walkways l&L Scrap Metals Open Monday Tuesday Wednesday & F'rlday 8amo4 30pm Closed Thursday Saturday &. Sunday (740)446-7300 Twin Rivers Towet rs accept lng applications tor walt ng list for Hud subslzed 1 br Slightly Ussd Crossbow apartment call ll75 6679 Wetghl Machme 5250 00 EHO Ca11740 949 2010 �www.mydaily.sentinel.com Thursday, December 29, 2005 Thursday, December 29, 2005 ALLEY OOP Block. br1ck, sewe r p1pEls. 1998 Buick Par k Ave w1ndows l1ntets. etc Clai.Jde Loaded sharp 5499 5.00 Wrnters Rro Grande OH 1998 Bc~ick Regal C al( 740-2 45·5121 Supercha rged tea rher loaded S6495. 00 R 1verv~ew Motors 2 Blocks above McDonatds. Pomeroy. Ohto, (740,992-3490 11 w ee ~ old purebred yor k1e, mate. apple head 2002 yello w Lancer OZ , paper tramed. 5200 automatrc. 28.000 mil es, F40f446-28 17 30+ mpg 55.500 080 (740)256· 16 18 0 ! (740!2567 week old wh1te male p11 bull Parents O'l premises S'OO (7 40)388·6901 6200 $4900. CARMICHAEL (740 )446· EQU IPMENT A CRO SS Phillip Alder 2412 01!1!1""~-~--~-, At:ru PARIS & BUDGET TRANSMIS· SIONS, All types. (740)245· TRIMMING & iiiiiiiiill CONTRACTING Prompt & quality 740-742-2293 ' Leave a .iiWii....W.Iiiil! 1997 blazer 4x4 $4 ,795 . 1996 S· 10 LS auto, 57k $3 .995: 1999 Malibu 61 k $3,995 ; 2000 Cava lier L~ $3,895 . 3 Montn's/3 ,000 miles warranties . Others in stock.Cook Motors (740)446-0103 Racine, Ohio (7.40) 992-5232 SxlO, IOxiO, I Ox 15. 10x20, 10x30 45771 74D-949-2217 SIZee 5'xto•. to 10'x30' iB" •..-. """' - Hours 7:00AM - 8:00 PM "' U'll~re W~ere Can You · .Fin~ t~e Perfect Petl In Case Number 05·CV-023, In tha Court ol Common Pleas of Meigs County, Ohio, alleg· lng that the defandant(s) John Doe , Real Nama Unknown , the Unknown spouse II any, of Pauline F . Davis, and John Doe and/or Jane Doe, Real Names unknown , the Unknown hairs, dtYIIIII, legateelr admlnatretors, execu lors and assigns or, Pauline F. Oavis 1 deceased have or claim to have an /. I / . \.' ·)' ~ ~ -r:...:nh ""\ Janel Jeffers 33795 Hiland Road C1ri f.S•isllr .\dr\ihrl!m l•o• S•isllr Co-\h r~~r (~ CtOMt~~r (o:OI~er iOO lktr.!tt-I ~.OU~ a.lflll!nl~t aNStm>rw: 1..-l~ loo.I.HOIIIII Jr. iil,.lH.,.. Lktl.'t1! t'ooer.1 l lkmdi"Ditral ' ~it<;tJ; lllrtmr SERVICES a LEWIS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Concrete Removal and Replacement 95 F250 4x4' Supercab Heavy-Dury. New transmissian , gooseneck towing package 79.000 m1les. Great shape $8 .000 080 ( 740)~45 9142 ;,;.;~;:;;,;:..:;:;;.,_ _~.., 40 M<YI'ORC'\'<..1.1:9 4 WIIEI].ER~ AU1ype.s0f Gon~~te Wort{ 25 Years Experience David Lewis 740-992-6971 Public Notice Public Nolice Public Notice point; thence North 53 Deg 43' 10" Weal 109.69 Feet Along t~e centerline . of said county road 10 to a point; Thence North 14 Deg 47' 20" East reason of default In the payment of the promissory ·note, according to its tenor, the conditions of a concurrent mortgage deed given to secur"e the . payment of said and for such other and further relief as is just and equllable. The defendants named above are required to answer on or before the 16th day ql February, 2006. Wells 'Fargo Bank, National Association, as TrUstee for Morgan Stanley Capital I Inc., Trust 2004·0P1 Rod, passing an Iron note and conveying rod at 15 feet for ref - the premises erence : Thence East described, have been 221 .95 Feet to t~e broken and the same point of beginning has become containing 1.18 absolute. · acres, more or less 1 The plaintiff demands e<eeptlng all legal that the defendants rights of way. The named above be bearings in the above required to answer description are based · and sat up their interon the reference deed est In said real estate volum 127, Page 122. or be forever barred Description per from asserting the Survey of Robert H. same, tor forclosur·e Eason, Registered of said mortgage, the Surveyor Ohio R.S. marshaling of any No. s-06546, dated liens, and the sale of April 1984. Premises said reel estate, and commonly known as the proceeds of said 35646 Carpenter Hill sale applied to the Rd, Langsville, Ohio payment of plaintiffs 45714. The Plalnllff claim In the proper further alleges that by order of Its priority orientation cl a s~ e ~ w ith comin ued nn going. tram in~; . MANAGEMENT... • The bc~ t m1 nagem~ nt ream in rhe coumry to u~si sl ; ml in -"ales. SAI.ES SUPPORT.., • Superior ~u l e s .su'pport, including a full-~o.;"''Y· r r pcrsunal ~ .: r full o r purl time per !!Onullot uui stanc-e . Mortgage Series 2004·0P1 C/0 Option One Mortgage Corporation. Mark A Poland (0071988) Attorney for Plaintiff · CarliSle, McNellie, Rlni, Kramer .& Ulrich, LPA , 24755 Chagrin Blvd., Sullo 200, Cleveland, OH 44122 , . 216-360-7200 Phone , 216 - 360-7210 Facsimile, ~oulh mpoland@carlisle- law.com (12) 15, 22, 29, (1) 5, 12,19 Help Wanted Help Wanted 'PROFESSIONAL SALES CONSULTANT John San g Ford-Lincoln -Mercury we've estahli shed a 35 year reputation of honesty. integrity and outstanding customer serv icchefore and after the sale. Wilh d1e holiest products on the markel and as the fastest grow ing dealers hip in our region, we're adding sales prof~ssionals .to help expand our market penetratiorrand .to help maintain our extremely loyal cuSiomer base. If you arc a prolcssional looking 10 start a new rareer ur maybe you dotl"t feel you're paid or treated as well us you should be and if you· re tired of working for ..,omeon e who isn't working fo r you, give Brad Sang u ctdl today 1-740-446-9800. You may also apply in person 31 195 Upper River RD. , Gallipolis, Ohio r ___M...;.on..;d.;;•:y-Friday spiff~ . Heallh C are. Disabil tty. Long Term fit U HCO LH lnter_esl In the real estate described .I • MllilCUitY CtiAM~L~ON 30 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones Free fl.UNI'IING AN i ll>~NTITY TtiEFT SCAM. Ctil~f . ' (Comrn erci.tt and R e ~ identi o!l) Mobile Homes. Houses. log Homes, Decks, Driveways, Sidewalks, Gas Station Awnings. Degreas_ing of Equipment. Boats. Campers, ·Tractor Tra1lers, DUmp Tru cks, painting or staining of your de(k . · or log home , Aluminum brightening. Special rates to Trucking and DI.Jmp Truckin g Companies. LAWN CARE DIVISION (Commercial ar1d Residtmtral) . ~--~~~~~~~~~~~-~~ BARNEY ~AISE BE !! WHAT CAUSED THIS SPIRITUAL AWAKENIN' ?I MORNIN', PARSON!! YOU'LL BE GLAD T.O Mowing. Trimming, Tree Trimm ing, Aeratton, Fertilization, Spraying of fen(e l1nes, Leaf Removal. as we ll as small lands(aping JObs such as planting and mulching. FREE ESTIMATES • GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES . I'VE TAKEN UP ~AYER !! SOME DAYS I PRAY FER HOURS AT A TIME!! '!i GOL.F !! ~ l 'l ' .,,.. . . ' ?-. Inc. l"' iE.S -:'>Ofl\U\1'1\t..", t U~E · WI ME./\~ I>. RE.U PE. I1'-\GIZEI)\ E 1'-\I ... p-DO 'i OU COOK · WlmWIMS, I'IOM. f ROBERT BISSEll p-1\f.l\) 0\f-\[ 1( Tit-1\E.<,, t f\1\\JE. 1\ ":>\ f' OIZ IV<O W>IILI':. 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Bot11 or these assocrn.trons writ he lonned to promote somet hrng unrqtrfl. nnd 1t1eir 11 1tiances w t•l prove tn 11e succe-~<; lut CAPR ICOR N (Dec. 22-Jan. 191 Be mmdfut of the lacr ll li11 The course yo11 <;t ll for you rself today could end up beln>) one you' re going rn be lottow1n g for some tunc to come. Make sure you r rotrle rs pt)S• Ir ve And pmd uCIIIIf' AQUA RI US IJun 20-Fob 19} - A'> ot lod<l')l, yotffP. gtHng 10 be 111 a lllliCJUC p051h0!1 where you wrll be <>ble to ~p.n Sir ll· PEANUTS slantinlly 1n some rmmnnr. not by l1('1ng DO YOU HAVE 11M THINKING MAVBE WI-1EN I GROW UP. I'LL BE A BEAU TV QUEEN .. P~06A6LY TO 6E REALLY BEAUTI"UL' DO THE'< HAVE A SORT OF F'AIR.LY, KIND OF, YOU KNOW, CUTE QUEEN? seH-stmkrng b•ll by tryiiiQ to help arrOIIIP.r who IS rn drm 1100d. PISCES (Feb. 20- March 20} - Not ontv '~ a brand new year o n the 11orrzon 1111 1 ,1n en\1re new favora ble cyc le son the br ink tor yn1r ns w~ll lrtl 11R.V€ sornetbn1tJ lrr do wrth a new ll fUt.Odure or product ytJIJ 11 yet 111VOIVAd i!l Per!1;1p S nocm rsP.· at 111e hola1ays, condlt1on.s n:.ry have nofbeen npe for you to tult1U son1t' ul · the ;uniJrltons you 've been narborl nJ !Jut that shoAl all change as 01tod ay TAURUS (Am1 l 20-May 20) __,___ "lr ~orrl ~)­ trmes seems to ·~au tha t <~II of the IJH ·<:k" you arr horllfig to ge t tend to go tt. U•E; other guy bLII reinember. tha t 11:h<1c ,.., wways turning You r lucky numtJer rs r;r)r n- SUNSHINE CLUB . nr~IUP . 1 lVAIVTED TO TALK PARDON ME , WT WCULt> Yet! &. INTE.Rt.STED \IV E{Jft.X; ~A WAl:k ~ & {ft liNCOLI'>I ALD\J£ .MUCUU Gallipolis, Ohio 1995 1114 8MC lellllll F-150414 ....... llt &ii.IIOO Miles 18.000 IIIII 7 40-446-9800 GARFIELD HI , BE:TH, IT'S JON .. WANNP. 00 OUT FOR NEW YEP.RS '> Sunllllt' r Sausage Mculf! 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Atte1 ,1 ~d;.S from partne· )'OUr nght·l'l<1nd :.J;..>por ~"Ill npons bne club WOuld you r·wke n ~.w~ c1r t dout1le or o·o'er:::al' •) I"B sp arJe "1 f•1 15 deal OCCUf!t~d dwrnq !11€ f1n3l S(·~· <;1011 of rhe quarrerllr'IAI S0r1101S B-.·.: wor lo cha m p1on~ l1 1 p rmtd1 fJPiw ":'n tt11c Netherlands 8/ICI USA? 11m Am l"l·-.11 :· were 15 rnlerr•iltruni:il 111atch t·r:rnr' bel"unc! w1th !t3 boar<.ls '0 phy In .1 'J•.r;r·' set of •l eals. thiS one l;lfh,ctrvely ~·:~: · the nlatcl1. In one room. John Mnha n. South io1 II' urlited Sta tes. douhled the OJlH;II:I' opentng. West pcissed. anct f.lorrt, ?r,, Mahf!lood . Mlvr~nc('d one no-tru :1(1 (Agreed, t tus 1sn't flll lomnlrc Witt" lllr •''' clubs to Hm Jack_ liut b1dd1ng, {.11~ rl1<1 r'nond sho·m; 0-B poitrls. at lea~l or c nu !lUmp md1cales some v<tluas. abuut6 -9 ~ South ra1sed :o two no-trum p, cll'C idr11g tilat brdd1ng two sp<:~dos would /18 Jr> ove rstal emen,t ot l"<lnd st rength a-•(J spade-SU I! qualr ty. North wnnt on to t'l"l!U no-trump and West dcut.Jied. c~Sl..II'!:J lorn cll1b lead. Strangely, !f1ough. Cast ~etec I· ed a Mart Declarer took hrs Sf'Jen rop !ricks and was g1fted an e1ghth 1n rhr> E'lld· qume for minus 200 1 befieve that it is besr to ge1 lil!fJ-r.<rrrl maJors into 111e ilUCtion as ·quickly ot5 po~; sibiP._ If South O'Jcrcalls one s pad~ . North wou ld ra1se to two spades T hen South wcu ld 1ump to tour spe~des - no Sl'mat. At the other table. East d1Q not oPt~n. ·"·? South started wrth one SfladO. a fl tH whl!';h the Dutch oas11y reached tou r sp<.~dt~s The defetiders plugQed B.way at clubs. bu t With spactcs 3·2, declare r lost on11: two spades and one club for plus b20 ,·mrJ 13 1mp s to the Ne:herlan ds. w ho won by t81mps rllu•Q altt'Hrt ___,_ :;p Ba!lp;"tr"k fig 49 Tick off 2CJ Po11rlcrosa SO -'s· (h ypl ) B Spnnt rw:1l 1 ' S~inncd, Cui brother Kyo to 34 Powe rful lead: ~ J A RI ES (M;:uch 21·A PIII 19) - ·12% Cattle $7.75 ·Econo Beef $6.85 :whole Corn $6.251Bag ·Cracked Corn $7.251Bag •16% Hog Mix $8.751Bag Why Drive Anywhere Else? tov111s 45 " Mister Ed" 22 SafeL;r~cker actor 23 Dangerfield 47 K achina pPr5ona doll maker 2•1 Ptl! rnto law 48 Poetry and ?5 Ughr pa inting 7 ltJife·s 29 WhP.el 31 New shoot 33 Po rt near Do you double or overcall? .. P,L!T THE KrD 1-J HO GOT THE G LUE ADVERTISE Willl¥1:11 celehrat 1ot1 I "' ~: r Gti'Jst ~c rombl@ d · .... ords bejaw to Iori""'. !ovr s1~p i e word! Hupp, ,. 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K I! :r Estimutes Through Certificates, claw I Q I It :l \\'l•!it ~ K -; 1; ¥ Ill ;i :l :.! MONTY LiUhllnu & Novemes WOLFE~ - lncounllo Bill:~ lltihls llllnclt-4 toatl, N11n ne•s. car lltlllllll. Pass- COM PENSATION.. , C ommi s~ ion. bonu,es. Care . Great startine co mpen s:ui on and • more! F~e I'! '"I .... J J::! lbiPJ@diiiii ..S.CIII . Sell-Storage" • Two week. initial & + AND FIIIMCW long lanem.II451Q Phone: 740-843-5284 New Mldll:ara Drug Fax: 740-843-1214 · P111 Cat Yeu Batty~ E-mail Advertise MANLEY'S in this SELF STORAGE 97 Beech Street space Middleport, OH for l0x10x10x20 992-3194 $52 per or 992-6635 month · Middleport's only AI ¥ :t CAUGtiT TliiS SEPTIC TANK PIJMPING $95.00 .PORTABlE TOilET RENTAl CAll FOR APPOINTMENT TODAY 59/-8757 Help Wanted " FRANK & EARNEST BUCKEYE Sanitation 165.09 Feel to an Iron \nrlh 33171 Smllh Ridge Rd. we can Htllllll Pomeroy, Ohio iclm LPIIkl\lll ll Insured Complaint ~ ·~ , '..I AltenUon Meigs Co. Rnldents!!! FoR SALE Legal Notice In the below: Situated in the Court of Common Township of Salem, Pleas, Meigs County, County of Meigs 1 and Ohio Wells Forgo State of Ohio: Situate Bank, National. in Salem Township , Association, as Meigs County, State Trustee for Morgan of Ohio and being in Stanley Capital I Inc., Section 5, Town 8 Trust 2004-0P1 North, Range 15 West Mortgage Pass of the Ohio Purchase Through Certificates , and being described Series 2004·0P1 C/0 as follows : Option One Mortgage Beginning at an Iron Corporation Plaintiff Rod West aboul 2640 VS. Ronald E. Davis, feet and south about et al., Defendant Case 1095 Feet from the No: 05-CV-023. Northeast cor·ner of Delendantjs), John · Section 4B0,5 ; Doe, Real Name thence South 9 deg Unknown, · the 18' ·20" West 151.45 Unknown Spouse II feet to an iron rod; any, of Pauline F. thence South 28 Deg Davia, whose last 41 ' 20" west 163.11 known address is feet to. a point In th.e 35646 Carpenter Hill centerline of .County Rd., Langsville, Ohio Road 10, passing an 45741, and John Doe Iron rod al1431eetlor and/or Jane Doe, Real reference ; Thence names unknown 1 the north 46 Deg 58'30" unknown Heirs, West 99.68 feet along Devrsees, Legatees, the centerline of said Admlnslratlors , counly Road 10 to a and Executors Auigns -of Pauline F. Help Wanted Davia, deceasd, will take notice that on October 6, 2005, Well a Fargo Bank, National Aaaaclation , as Trustee for Morgan Stanley Capllsl 1 Inc., Trusl 20.04-0P1 Mortgage PassThrough Certificates, Serle& 2004·0P1, C/0 Option One Mortgage Carparalloil 1 Iliad their Supplemental .·- )!d._ . 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See Page AS • For the Record. See Page AS • .A Hunger For More. See Page A6 . • Making all things new. See Page A6 ~= a.~== QQ r: tDfD~ J. backup at INSIDE :::r 0 c: ;l;j ' BY BRIAN . BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM clean-coal generating plants in the Great Bend area each expected to cost over $1 billion each. Meigs County Commissioner Mick Davenport said Thursday the county appears to be "on the brink of significant economic development," and said 2006 will likely show more signs of progress. Mountaineer Metals There are more concrete signs of progress in terms of development and job ere- West Virginia· tower going c WEATHER "'"" ·mydailyscntincl.<·om 2005 .brings signs of econolnic progress for county POMEROY - In addition to two new proposed power plants. Meigs County has seen other signs of economic development in 2005. including new industrial concerns. retail development, and a major effort to revitalize downtown Middleport . . American Electric Power and American Municipal Power have announced their intentions to build two new Page AS • Grace Hysell Chaney, 53 • John Dean, 86 • Edward C. Evans, Jr. 66 • Thomas Richardson, 68 • I'Ril>A \. l>J:Ct::\1 BEl{ :in. 2005 ;;o CENTS • \'ul. 5 .) . No. <)b OBnuARIES • ~... at r• f ... • I "" ~..., ~ ... Q• . ~0'\ a • 0 ... "'z Q - In (';;'I 0 ...., I ~nn -t:r:o ~z o( ~0 •••• ,0 -0 ~ Ill ~n ~n ><, ><-< 0 • Q Q m~ ~z z= ::n ~.a. ..., ..., Q Q n"' :an Q ,..o ><"' :-tC'\ n~ )lin 1:13n • :1> Marshall honored for service, A3 MASON. W.Va.- Work is proceeding directly this week on reconstruction of the West Virginia~side tower which had to be demolished for bad concrete at the new PomeroyMason Bridge. "We have just finished pouring the first tower leg of the portion that we removed previously," sa,id Stephanie Filson, public information the Ohio officer for Department of Transportation District 10. "We will be pouring the other tower leg possibly today." ODOT initially estimated that the forced demolition of the West Virginia tower would set the project back by about three months . but Filson said crews are making up for lost time . '·It won't cause as much trouble as we originally expected," she said. "We've been able to get back on track with the project." An investigation is continuing into what went wrong with the pouring of the concrete on the lirst tower that caused it to ·fail strength tests after it dried . Filson said the concrete passed tests when it came from the. batch plant, but problems developed in the pouring. Please see Bridge, AS ation, including · the announcement earlier thi., month of a new metals mm· pany locating in the Midwest Steel building on Pomeroy\ East Main Street. Mountaineer Metals. now based in Jackson County. W.Va .. plans to bepin operat· ing from Pomeroy next month. . The venture is expected to create 40 new jobs. The com~ pany has leased the 6(1000 square- fo.ot shop from the Meigs Coumy Community Improvement Corporation. It sorts. cuts, tests, and ships aluminum to maj or producers and manLifacturer~ . Middleporl redevclopmenl The Middleport Development Group formed in October in an ongoing effort to secure swte and fed- has worked with the staff of the Institute for Local Government Administration and Rural Development to dcrelop a strategic plan, which will be distributed to members on Jan. 26. That plan. based in part on the results of a marketbased retail survey complet7ral funding for L.u.:ade ed a year ago. will serve to 1111provements. streetscape . prillritite goals and set wurk and other downtown objectircs for the project. beautification. Made up of Meigs County merchants and rcsidenh. the The non-Profit, open organization Please see Progress. AS BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Whether ice or snow, whatever the weather, the Meigs County · Highway Department is ready to handle this winter's slick roads. In a newly constructed shed near the garage. one side of the two,bay building is · filled with 300 tons of salt, and soon the other side will be filled with 400 tons of a mixture consisting of three-part cinders to one· part salt. "Most any winter we use about600 tons of salt and this new building will make loading it up and getting it out onto the roads easier because it will be nice and dry," said Eugene Triplett. Meigs County engineer. Triplett noted that in previous winters when the salt and cinders were out in the open and the temperature Abov11: Construction on went below freezing. it this two-bay salt shed at made the mixture difficult the Meigs County . to handle. · Highway Department He explained· that every- was finished this week. thing is mixed when put on The first bay has the roads. that salt alone is already been filled with never put down, and that salt. The second bay sometimes on sealed or gravwill hold a mixture of el roads, just cinders are used cinders and saiL because o( the damage salt ·can do to the surface. Rl!iht: Bill Dyer, teft. This week the building was and Bob Bailey, do finished by the county highsome finishing up on way workers. By the end of the newly constructed next week. the second bav Meigs County Highway will be filled with a mixture of gravel and salt - under Department's sa lt shed. All of the work was roof. all nice and dry, re.ady to load, and spread on the done by county highway roads when weather emeremployees. gencies come. Charlene Hoeftlchjphotos Meigs Local approves 2005-06 appropriations SWORN IN BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINE,.COM ...•• .:: .. .• :. .... l : ~ Delallt on Pap A5 .. .... "" 1o<l "" 1o<l "" "" 1A ~ ................................. ~ .,., 1o<l .... ~.:-~~P.:""~$lll,:o.~,:o.~p~ 1010101010101010101010 1010101010101010101010 1010101010101010101010 INDEX 2 SECTIONS- 16 PAGF.S Calendars A3 Classifieds B4-6 Comics B7 Dear Abby A3 Editorials A4 A6-7 Faith • Values Movies As Obituaries As B Section Sports Weather As © 2005 Ohio Vall~· Puhll-.htng Co. ' POMEROY - Permanent appropriations for operation of the Meigs Local School District for the 20052006 year in the amount of $24.210.872 have been approved by the Meigs Board of Education. Thi s year's appropriations · are · about 750,000 less than for the 20042005 year when it stood at $24.965,356. Mark Rhonemus, treasurer, attributed the difference to construction proj~ct costs . Principals were hired on supple, mental contracts in the amount of $2,500 each to provide supervisory services for the Title I programs in their respective buildings . They were Denni s Eichinger. Mt!igs High School; Mary Hawk. Meigs Middle School; Rusty Bookman , Meigs Intermediate School; and . Tony Deem. Meigs Primary School. . Two resignations were accepted during the meeting. Robert Moores ' resigned effective Jan. I as a substitute custodian, and Dale Grimmette resigned a.s indu strial arts teacher at Meigs High School due to circumBrion J. Reed/photo stances described by the board as New members of Middleport Village Counc il. Jean Craig and Ferman Moore. ;oined Councilman Jeff Peckham in taking · "beyond his and the District's con- the oath of office from Mayor Sandy tannare lli on Thursday. Peckham. appoi nted to council last year. was elected to a full term in November. New counc11member Sandra Fultz Brown was absent from the cere mony. Please see Meigs, AS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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