http://66.213.69.5/files/original/97ab07382c133457529f0571f7ece9b6.pdf 87d70854be939074c6f0c323a3ca9667 PDF Text Text PageD • 6unbap G:i~·6mtfntl Sunday, November 23, 2003 Pome1·oy • Middleport • Gallipolis HOUSE OF THE WEEK Rio Grande wins Defiance Tournament, Bt &'heats Ill& matclt for ' REVIVAL RANCH FEATURES TWO SEPARATE WINGS Miiam~i,, Bl! BY BRUCE NATHAN For AP Weekly Features R anch homes once were constructed on a. grandiose scale sprawling affairs. with plenty of room. Plan APWB-132 is a return to th is popular tradition. This des ign features two separate wings; one for sleeping quaners and the other for f<imily · acti vities. All rooms are well defined and generous in size. The ce nterpiece I iving room is the focal point. It is reached from the formal entryway and features entablature and pilasters. Entertaining can spill from the living room to the dining room; the two spaces are sep- · arated from the kitchen. At the othe r end of the plan is a large master bedroom with wa lk-in closet. The bath is in keepi ng with the scare of the house . "You are welcomed by a large entry hall with sweeping full-height windows. A pair of Corinthian columns frame the entry to the living room, which is rotated 45 degrees for . . sweepmg vtews of the yard. " -Doug Wells, Wells Kastner Schipper -, •• { I The centerpiece li vi ng room is the foca l point. It is reached from the fo rma l entryway and features entablature and pilasters. Entertaining can spil l from the living room to the dining room: the two spaces are separated from the kitchen. (AP Photo/AP Ho use of the Week} 1 J. REED breed@mydailysentinel.com REVIVAL RANCH. People don't get tired of s ingle-story ranch homes. At one time, many ranch homes had separate wings, often at 90-degree angles. (AP Photo j AP House of the Week) ..!~Jjl'; Dec. 15. and an opening ceremony has been tentatively set for Dec . 22. Collins >aid Gov. Bob Taft and other state-leve l. officials have been invited 10 the ceremony, and the date could be changed to fit the governor' s travel schedule. ODOT' s contract· with Kokosing Construction Co. call s for the highway 10 be completed by early next Please see Connector. A5 • Christmas flower. See Page A6 • Social Security. See Page A3 • Deaf teen. See Page A2 Rain, HI: 30s, Low: 20s Go with AT&T Wireless GoP hone®service and pay less per minute than national pre-paid wireless rates. Don Mora and Jan Davis admire th e beautiful holiday wreaths and swags entered in the annual Christmas flowe r show of the Meigs County Garden Clubs Association. (Charlene Hoeflich) Bv J. • Plus nationwide long distance a_nd roaming Details on Pa&o A2 All within the AT&T Wireless National Network on the $39.99 plan. 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B6 A3 A4 As As B1 A2 © •oo3 Ohio Valley PubUshlng CO. Familiar Face ; Jean. Durst, income ta~ admlnstrator for Pomeroy, has served the village with distinction for five years. (J. Miles Layton) POMEROY - For the past five years, Jean Durst, 44, the income tax administrator for Pomeroy, gives the certai.Jlly of taxes a sniile in her office at village hall. Durst is a success story in her own right. While raising her son, Allen who is now 26, and working full time, she went back to school full-time after graduating from Meigs High School to Hocking College where she graduated in 1992 with an assoc iate degree in medical assistance. " My greatest accomplishment was going back to sc hool after being out 12 years while I was working full-time and raisi ng my son," she said. After graduation, Durst worked at the Athens Family Pharmacy and later at th e Pleasant Valley ·. Hospi tal Please see Levy, A5 STAFF REPORT Important Information aueumenu, oc her restrictions, cllarges and taxes apply. 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The fi nanc ial penalty for fail ure to pay includes a one half of one percent per month interest charge and an additional one half of one percent per J110nth penalty both which acc umulate until Ihe taxes are paid. Businesses that do not withhold for employees face a three percent interest and penalty fees until the taxes are paid. The vi llage can garni sh wages for those individuals who ignore the law. Dursl knows that if she doesn"t do POMEROY - The large black ~ r anite monument located iiear the entranl·e to the new Meigs Memorial Field House at the end of the Meigs Hig h School parking lot will be~ dedicated m ceremonies at 3 p.m. on Sunday. Nov. 30. The monument pays tribute · to students and staff who leti Meigs Local schools not bv graduation or retirement, but untimely death. A colorfu l school scene from earlier times is etched into one of the dual stones of rhe monument. The other stone co ntains the names of 48 students, teachers and other personnel who died whi le attending or working at a school in Mei~s Local since the dist ri ct s organization in i966. The names have been placed in random order on the .large monument which has adequate space for additional names to be added as the need occurs. Please see Smile. A1 Please su Monument. AS ... l~'?}?f ... . thai waausy.R C lOOl AT&T Wlreleu. All Righu Reser~ed. Requires activation on a q~alified plan and a Next Generation device. Not avallable..for purchase or u1e In all area•. Usar;e Is rounded up to t11e next full minute, limited ;~ccess to. data serv1ce au!omatlca ll)l included . mMode services require addltion:lll charge. Credit/debit card or banlc account requlr«t for automatic recurrtng pa)lment. Amcunu deposited into your account are not transfe rable or refundable and t;xpire after .10 days. Your servke will be suspended once your balance Is depleted. Charles fo r sen dln& teJ'(t men~Jes, roilm lng , and long distance, aurchara:es, TUPPERS PLAINS Coaches and substi tute staff II' ere · approved during · Wednesday's regular meeting of the Eastern Local Board of Education. Approved as substitute teachers were Peggy Bai le: . Jeffery Henry. Tere\a Morris. Lisa Schenkelherg. Eleanor Blaettnar. Irvin Voltin. Ali Ca li s. Hele n Liou. Iva L. Johns(Jn. Teresa Dennis. Bill Dowm e. and Stephanie Evan> . Beverlv Allen was hired as a substitute teacher's aide. Tanya Connolly as a ,ubs tl ~ tute secre ta r) and Kenny Rose as a substitute bus dri\'t!L . .... . . Th~ boar~ accepled the res.1gnat10ns ot volunteer coach1 es . Dav1d Weber, Stephan~e Eva ns. Jo sh Fogle. M1ke Pratt. Jason Sheets. and Dav 1d Hawthorne . . .and employed Sheets as asSIStant football coach. E~ans as seventh grade g1rls basketball m .. Also Available A,t Participating Locations Of ' ARRIVE i ~SAFELY. Long disu.nce charges may apply. 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On,·c Ihe county auditor certilie> an amount. then Council must pass a resolution in . support of the levy and send it to the Meigs County Board of Board approves personnel Income Tax Administrator serves Pomeroy with a smile WEATHER • Unlimited night & weekend minutes BY jlayton@ mydailysentinel .com POMEROY - II \ hard lo beat the ta lent of Bend area gardeners when it comes to creating beautifu l holiday tloral arrangments. wreaths and swags. even gift wra ppmgs. The exh ibits at the annual Chri stmas tlower show of the Meigs County Garden Clubs Association held at the Senior Citizens Center over the weeke nd provided proof of that. The hundreds of exhibits carried out the theme. "The Sights and Sounds of the Holidays" in a wonderfu l way. The arrangements were creative in design. innovative in class i nlerprelation and provided plenty of novel ideas for decorating to 1hose who came. Arrange ments were enhanced with colorful bulbs and baubl es, candes and INSIDE SAVE¥b$50 Pomeroy Village Council takes first step to renew fire protection levy hoeflich@ mydailysentinel.com Page AS • Iris Williams • Goldia Reitmire • Get lots of Anytime minutes for as low as ~~~·.d.,·l~ .... ·~~~~~ . l ,,,,ll BY CHARLENE HOEFliCH OBITUARIES For a limited time \\\\\\ Annua/Christmasflowershow ARCHITECTURAL GLOSSARY For a study plan of this housa, send $5 to Housa of tha Week, Box 1582, Naw York, NY 10118· 1582, call (877)·228· 2954, or ordar at APHouseoftheweek:coni. tie sure to lncluthJ the plan number. For downloadable study plans and construction blueprints o~ House of the Week befote April 2003, see house·ofthaweek.com. \]1)\ll\) . 'IJ\1 \IB I R ..!.~ nearing completion, and should be ready for travel by the middle of December. Signs are being installed, RACINE - The $52 million-dollar Ravenswood concrete shoulders are being Connector will likely be poured and medians are being temporarily seeded in open to traffic next month. George M. Collins, preparation for a December Deputy Director of the Ohio ribbon cutting, Collins said. Department of The first section of the conTransportation's District 10, nector, from the bridge to an told Meigs County area near Racine, was comCommissioners Thursday pleted earlier this year and is the remaining two sections now open to traffic. The remainder of th e road of the 15-mile highway are could be open as early as By BRIAN Trade up from pre-paid to the best of wireless with no annual contract. $525, 000 $420,000 $430,000 $440,000 $490,000 Pilaster: A supporting column projecting partially from a wa ll. - Connector to open next month • Bengals keep pace. See Page B1 ESTIMATED COST OF CONSTRUCTION (excludes lot) Northeast Southeast Midwest Northwest Southwest '-~· j,l SPORTS DESIGN DETAILS Architectural style: Ranch Total: 4,780 sq . ft . Garage: Attached 864 sq . ft. Overall width: 142 ft . Overall depth: 107 ft. Recommended lot size: 160 ft . wide, 170 ft. deep Bedrooms: 4 Baths: 1 full, 1 th ree-quarter, 1 half Laundry: main level Ederlor materlal(s): composition concrete board siding Foundation: slab on grade 2 in. x 6 in. stud exterior walls Roof mate.rlal: asphalt shingle roofing - Shop area in garage - Gas-forced air heat and cooling - Large circle drive in front - Terrace that wraps the living room ~.~ '\J...,. \ .. ' .. ·., �' OHIO The Daily Sentinel Ohio weather Tuesday, Nov. 25 " AccuWeather.com forecast for davtome condllrons, lowlhoah temoeratures . ' MICH. • Toledo . ' • Cleveland 28 139 ... 24 138 PA. •• : Youn9.~t-~wn J~4. 13.1_ .. .. IND J L_l?._~-~!.~!! . .!?.~_: 1~_2: • [·Cinc·i;;;au·•-·22 t44 •• W. VA. 0 rtsmouth ;2~_1~ KY Cl2003 Accuweather, tnc. rf~, ~~ ~~) ~~)· "';;.;~ ~~~ • .. . "' (!!it~~" ~' ~ Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Shawers ~--= T-storms Ra1n +~ · Flurnes Snow Ice Showers, wind today BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hi ghs in the mid 40s . Light winds becoming south around I0 mph in the afternoo n. Tuesday ni ght...Partl y <.:loudy. Low s around 31. South winds around I0 mph in the even ing beco'ming light. Wcdncsday ... Partly cloudy. Hi ghs arountl 51 . Southwest winds around 10 mph . Wednesday night. .. Mostly Cirtudy. Lows around 37. Thanksg iving day ... Cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers. Hi ghs around 50. Today... Rain showe rs thi s mornin g then a sli ghl chance of rain showers in the afternoo n. Windy and turning cojder. Early hi ghs in the mid 50s. Temperatures fa lling into the mid 30s this afternoon. West winds 15 to 25 mph with gusts to around 35 mph . Chance of rain 90 percent. Tonight...Partly cloudy in the evening then clearing and cold. Lows in the lower 20s. West winds around I0 mph and gusty in the eve nin g becoming light. Tuesday ... Most Iy clea r. About 25 Kent State students accept hepatitis A protection KENT (API - Shots to guard against hepatitis A were offered to residents of a Kent State Uni ve rsity dormi tory after a student contracted the disease from a restaurant ncar Pittsburgh. The male student , whose name was withheld by the university. is recovering at ·home in Pennsylvania. About 25 students in his dprmitory took up the offer earlier this month for shots of ·immune globulin, university spokesman Ron Kirksey said Saturday. The school ordered 50 doses of the antibody treatment that greatly reduces chances of contracting the disease if give n within 14 days after ex posure. "As far as we can tell, no ·one else is ill,'' Kent Health Commi ss ioner John Ferlito said. The incubation period is about a month, he said . Shots were offered to those who share a bathroom with the sick student in Fletcher Hall. which houses 245 students, Kirksey said. Ferlito said the student visited the restaurant early in October. He returned to Kent State, got sick and went home and was diagnosed. About 600 diners got ill after eating at a Chi-Chi's restaurant at the Beaver Valley Mall, about 25 miles from Pittsburgh. It is the nation's biggest known outbreak of hepatitis A. Fifty-two cases have been confirmed in Ohio. said Kristopher Weiss, spokesman for the Ohio Department of . Health. Two die in police chase EAST CLeVELAND (AP) - Two people were ki lied and one injured after they fled from police in a car then hit a house. The Cuyahoga County coroner's office said the driver of the car. Ri cardo West. 20. and passenger Lak is ha ·-Barfield , I~ . both of East Cleveland, were pronounced dead at Huron Hospital. The identity of the injured pa>senger was not available. Pol ice said an olticer pulled the car over about I0:30p.m Satw'day lor a traffic violation. The olticer gave cha-;e when the driver sped olfbut ended it because the car wa' l:eing driven erratically. A few minutes later, police found tile car had crashed and struck a house . Police said they belreved the car had been stolen in a robbery. Earlier this montl1, two people were killed when the car they were in was pursued by suburb;m Gmtield Heights police. The Daily Sentinel Reader Services (USPS 213-960! · Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Correction Pot icy Published Member: The Associated . Press and . the Association. Our main number is (740) 992-2156. Department extensions are: By carrier or motor route · Reporter: Brian Reed. E)(l. 14 One month .... ........ '9.95 Reporter: J. M1les Layton . 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Periodical postage paid at Pomeroy. 2t 56. \ every Monday through Friday, 111 Court Our main concern in all stories is to be accurate. II you know of an error in a story, ca ll the newsroom at (740) 992· Rates Outside Meigs County 13 Weeks·. . . . . . . . . . .'50.05 26Weeks ......... . .. '100.10 52 Weeks . . . . . . , ' 200.20 l Page.A2 BY THE BEND Social Security Column Pregnant teen is urged to seek adult guidance Socal Security financial Jockeying continues for 2006 governor's race COLUM BUS (A P) .Auditor Betty Montgomery and Attomey General Jitn Petro. longtime GOP colleag ues. are increasingly see n as ri vals ror the 2006 governor's race. Mont gome ry has been sharply critical of her fellow Republican in rece nt weeks, at the same time she's pushed for equ al time at Statehouse event s. She recently told Ohio lawmaker Jell Jacobson that if he invited Petro to an announcement about a bill cmcking down on misspending of state dollars, he should invite her ton. He diu, onl y to have her decline after she looked at the proposed legislation and decided she couldn't support it. "Who knows how much anybody's paying attention among ordinary voters, but the idea is to look good in Columbus and to ha ve something to say on the stump," said Case Western Rese rve University political anal yst Joe White. "Politic ians build reputati ons to accumulate over time, and this is part of it." Montgo mery recently accused Petro of trying to steal away potential contributors, a charge he denied. She also released an internal campaign poll showing her ahead of Petro and Secretary of State Kenneth Bl ackwell in a match-up. The latest di sagreement surfaced over a Jacobson bill to require that certain state contracts with private companies say how actual dollar amounts would be spent on direct services. The legislation also makes it . easier for .the state to sue to recover money spent on services not spelled out in a contract. Jacobson said he's been working on the legis lation for month s, largely with Petro, who as auditor found misspend ing at several private foster care agencies. · Income gap within black communities wider than whites Montgo mery told Jacobson in an Oct. I0 letter of her proposals to make companies gettin g state money more accountable. The two then talked briefly at the Nov. 8 Michi gan StateOhio State footba;. game in Columbu s, where Montgomery asked if Petro would be at a news conference announcing Jacobson's bill . "She was challenging me, if you're going to invite him, invite me," Jacobson said. "She was challenging me not to play primary politics with the bilL 1 immediately said, 'OK, you ' re invited."' Jacobson , a Dayton-area Republican and Petro all y, said he didn't want to pass up the chance to get the state auditor and attorney general behind a potentially controversial bilL That was more important, he said, than any politics involved in Montgomery and Petro 's longer-term aspirations. Joe Case, a Montgomery spoke sman. said the invitation came with a catch: Montgome ry cou ld come it she supported the bill . Ultimately, the fo rmer Wood County prosecutor decided she couldn't, althoug h she supports the legislation's overall goal, Case said. "His bill just take s a different approach to achieving the same goal ," Case said . Jacobso n said : '"It detie s reason to think people would be invited to participate in a press conference and yet not support the point of the press conference." Petro didn ' t conside1 Montgomery' s choice not to attend as political. spokeswoman Kim Norris said. He has long felt the need to reform how public money i> spent. "He continues to feel that you should be accountable for public money, and so he was very , pleased with the legislation being proposed," she said. BY LISA CRUMP Social Security Manager,Alhens Note : This co lumn is audrc,ed to women. especial ly di v<m·ed women. because 99 percent of the benefits we pay to spo uses of retired and deceased workers go to women . But. Social Security laws are ge nder neutral. so the sam<' provbions cou ld apply to a d1\0rced hu sband if hi s ex -wife has a higher Social Security benefit rate . It's an unfortun ate fact of life th at about -10-50 percent of first ma rria ges end in divorce . If you ha ve been divorced. when you begi n making yo ur long-ran ge retirement plan s you need to und erstantl th e potential benefi ts tl1 at t\iwH-ced spouses may be due !'rom Social Security. Here\ a qu ick guid e to help y ou . Ret ire ment plann ing should begin with the Social Security Statement th at yo u receive each ye ar. about three months before your. birthtlay. It gives esti mates or th e ret irement benetit> you would be due at variou; age:..., bn~~d on your own earn- ings record. The Statement also provides estimates ofpotential disabi lity hc nelits. as well <L' e., tima les of what yo ur famil y members could ~et in Social Security su n i m1~s heneli ts if you wcrL' tu die . Wh at that Stat ement cannot do is tell you what Social Securi ty benefit s you might be due on your hu sband \ Soc ial Security rewrd. If you are currentl y married, it's relati vcly easy to find out, assu ming that you and your hu sband are doing some joint finan cial planning. As a wife, you could ge t up to one-half of your husband's Social Security benefit , depending on your date of birth and your age when you begin receiving benefits. Call us at 1-800772-12 13 to find out what yo ur benetits would be. Those benefits would be payable as early as age 62--if you are not due more money on your own Social Security record. An,d a currently married woman can make some longrange plans to prepare for th e possibi lity that she might become a widow. She could be due about 70-100 percent of her husband's Social Security benefits ir he were to pass away. Widow 's henefits are payable as early as age 60. or age 50 if you are disabled . To be eligible for benetits as a. divorced spouse, you mu st have been married at least 10 years and you cannot be currently married at the time you file for these benefits. However, if you are a divorced widow and remarry after the age of 60, you may still be due bene lit s on your exh usband's Social Security record. Many time s. a divorced woman finds it more difficult to make similar financial pl aris, espec ially if her exhu sband is reluctant to share hi s Social Security information with her. In these cases. Social Security can help. If you arc a divorced woman , we cannot disclose any informat ion about your exh usband\ Social Security records. but we can tell you what you might be due in divorced wife's or divorced widow's benetit s. Here's what you would need to do. First, make an appointment to visit your local Social Security office. (Our rules require that we give you this information in person . not over the phone.) Bring evidence that shows you are potentially due benefits as a divorced wife or widow. In other words. you would have to show us a copy of your marriage certificate and divorce papers. We also would need to know your ex husband 's Social Security number. If you don't have it. we still may be able to locate it if you can provide your ex's date and place of birth, and hi s parent s' names. For more information. read our publication. Social Security: What Every Woman Should Know. You can find it online at www.socialsecurity.gov/pubs/l 0127 .html or requ est a free copy by calling l-800-772-1213. School News Students accepted and Andrew Smith. son of Robert and Sue Smith, all of Racine. have been accepted at University ·. of Dustin Erv in. son of th e Wcnt.lell 'Jnd Peggy Ervin , Northwestern Ohio in Lima. They will begin classes in the June session and will major in the automotive tech program. Both attend Southern High School. Marriage licenses POM EROY - Marriage license• have been issued in Meigs Cou nt y Probate Court tu Km iel Free Carter, 2 1. Pomeroy and Kandies Lynn Lee. 19. Pomeroy: Kenneth Michael Robi e, 37. Pomeroy. and Sh irley Rosetta Litchfieltl, :18, Point Pleasant, W.Va .: C harl es Deway ne Joilnson , 24. Middleport, and Amand a Rose Mills. 25. Middleport : and Daniel Thomas Fow ler. 26, Middl eport. <lnd Kelly Joann Public meetings Minor, _~?, Germantown , Md CotterilL .POt\ltROY - A marriage license was issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Roy Michael VanMeter, 27, POMEROY - A divorce Syracuse, and Melissa Ann action has been filed 111 Wilfong. 26, Middleport. Meigs Cou nty Common Pleas Cou rt by Jennifer Hartman, Reed sville, against POMEROY - An action Craig Hartman. Pomeroy. for dissolution of marriage has Divon;es have been granted to been filed by Amber Nichole Edward M. Woo:! from Shannon Wyatt, Pomeroy, and Michael Nicole Woo:!. Virginia Blanche Joseph Wyatt, Middleport. A dissolution has been Reed from Melvin Webster granted to Constance Len Reed, and to Leisha Lynn Buck Cotterill and Denver Ray from Charles W Buck ffi. Divorces Dissolutions Land Transfers Transfers posted POMEROY Meigs . Coumy Recortler Judy King reported th e followin g tran sfers in real estate: Meig; Ltx:al Boord of Education to Rex Vance, deed Scipio. DEAR ABBY: I "a ' shocked when I read your rep!~ to "'Alone and Tcmfied," the teenage girl from Columbus. Ga. She had ju<t discovered she was pregnant and was afraid to tell her parents because she was scared of their reaction. You advi;ed her to go to Pl ann ed Parent hood. Were you advising her to get an abortion 7 -- APPALLED IN FLORIDA DEAR APPALLED : No. That 's a matter of personal choice. I urged her to confide in her mother or another trusted female adult. and if she could not do that. to con-, suit Planned Parenthood : The worst thing in the world a girl in that situation can do is nothing . 1 knew tha t · Planned Parenthood would advi se her about her entire range of options. Read on: DEAR ABBY: Why ' did yo u as sume that the girl couldn 't tru st her father enough to talk with him 7 In your mind , any trusted female seems preferable to talkin g to Dad . And what about the prospective father'' -- DONALD C. HUBIN . PH .D., COLUMBUS , OHIO DEAR DONALD : If the father was the parent who gave the girl her sex education. then she might feel comfortable confiding in him. However, many young women are sel f- cons.cious. and therefore reluctant. to discuss their sexuality with their fathers. Had she felt she cou ld depend on the boy 1nvolved. she wouldn't have signed herse lf "Alone. and Terrified." DEAR ABBY: If that girl aborts her baby, she wi II most likely suffer ror the rest of her life with the gllllt she will eve ntuall y feel for hav- Parenthood . '>ot to ha 1e advised that g1 rl to 1 "II her loca l Cri,is Pre)'nanc~ Center wa s mi,kaJing . -· LENORE IN .\1A:S.:HAT· TAl'>. MONT. DEAR I.EI'>'ORI:.. Margare t Sanger. ~ ho fou nded the tinv hirth con - Dear Abby trol clime that w~ ... to hecome the Planned Parentholld Federation of Amenca. ing chosen ahortion . -- LISA became a fJmil) plannmg S .. NEW MILFORD. PA . crusader bccau>c she felt i1 DEA R LISA : That' ' not was 1·ital f01 POOR women always the ca,e . Reaction' land that included ""men ol ·can ·,·ary. Alt hough some col<lr) to control their fertili women experience gui it. I ty and nut be forced to ha1e have read that many report large familie' they couldn't feeling a combination of take care of. A woman who is regret and relief. not in charge of her reprllDEA R ABBY: Here 111 ductil c life is not iri ,·hargc California a girl recentl) of her life . According to the di ed bec;Ju'e rath er than Am~rica n Cnllct!e of going to her parents for help. Ohqe tr ic ians ' and she we nt t<J Pl annetl G: n~ql lo g i \ h. the ;.~\ erage Parenth ood. Secret\ should woman. without h1rth connever be enco uraged. trol. would ha1e bet\\een I~ Parents are the tee n\ be't and 15 pregna nc1e' in her optio n. DA;"IIA S .. lifetime . ESCONDIDO. CA LIF Plan ned Parenthood 's misDEAR DANA: All med- 'ion is to he lp "omen mal-e ical procedures. and that the nght chnin· lor THE\1. includes ab ort ion. carry For -..ome . th <J I meJn . . earn some risk. Accoru in ~ to ing a pregnJnl· ~ t1) term . FOr repo11S I hav e read. th e girl others. it means using hirth di ed of septi c shock afte r contro l. And for ' till othcrs it taking RU--IHo . However. ca n mean h ~i\' itH! an ab(lf ~ abortion s are far safer today tion. It is a matter of pcrs,,nthan they were I0 yea r>ago - al freedom and Jeep!) per- and certainl y safer than so na l choi ce . when the procedure wa' illeP.S. 1 would advi'e \\omen gal and performed in back to go to Cris is Preg nane) alleys. Center' if I were con,·inccJ My heart goes out to that the\ "ouldn't be forccd to girl's parents. and 1 agree wa ich color Yidcos of abort that parents should be the ed fetuses. best option. Howe1 er. not all Dear Ab by is wri tten b1 familie s are the kind we'""' Ab1~ail VJn Bu ren . ~~~~u on "Leave It to Bea1- er." and known ~" Jeanne Phd! ips. many girls are afraid 10 con- and wa s fou nded by her fide in their parent s. mot her. Pauline Ph-illips DEAR ABBY: You should Write Dear Abhv at read "Grand Illusion s.'' www.DearA bbv.com or P.O. George Grant \ ex pose of the Box 69-1-10. Los Angele'. raci st roots of Planned CA 90069. Emil A. Plichta, deceased, to Kathryn Virginia Plichta, affidavit, Letart. Kathryn Virginia Plichta to Kathryn Virginia Pli~hta, Robert Philson Plichta, Sue Ellen V Smith. deed, Letart. Doroth A. D. Johnson .to Jerry M. Johnson, affidavit, Letart. Monday, Nov. 24 RUTLAND .Leading Creek Conservan cy District's regular board meeting, 5 p.m . Thesday, Nov. 25 POMEROY The Meigs County LEPC will meet at 11 :30 a. m. in the conference room of the Meigs Multipurpose buildlllg. TUPPERS PLAINS -. Parent-teacher con ferenc es in the Eastern Local School District will take place from 4 to 7 p.m . on Nov. 25. Parents are to call the school to set up appointments. Clubs and Organizations Larry Lee Baker, deceased, to Phyllis Lou Baker, affidavit, Village of Mid~leport. Gary . R. Moore, Peggy L Moore, L Dennis Moore. Cathy J Moore, Lloyd M. Moore, Ruth G. Moore, to Sherman Hoschar, Terri L Rose, deed, Village of Pomeroy. band room . All bantl parents and band supporters are encouraged to attend. Thesday, Nov. 25 ATHENS The Southern Con sortium for Children will meet at I0a. m. at the office . 507 Richl and .'\1enue. Suite 107. Athens. Syrac use and a 1942 graduate of Pomeroy ~flgh School wil obse rve hi ' 80th birthday on NoY. ~5 . He had a hip re placeme nt in March and a ,econd surge ry on the sa me h1p in Au f! u ~t. He is current!\ doing '" \\ell ;..~nd re . . ,llin g 1n Ma} f a1r Village' Reti rL' ment Other events Thesday, Nov. 25 RACINE Racine Area Community Organization will l:e held at 6:30 p.m. at Stllr Mill Park. Pizza will be prnvided and members are to take a dessert or salad. New 1nembers are welcome. POMEROY ~ C hil dhood immuni l ation clinic. Meigs County Health Department. ' 9 to II a.m.. I to 3 p.m. Bring Ct•nter. shot records. Children l:e ac-companied by parentmust or · - - - - - - - - - • legal b'1.lal'dian. Medi.:al cards Monday, Nov. 24 POMEROY OH - must be provided. Donations KAN Coin Club will accepted. meet at7 p.m . at the Carpenter's Hall at 218 E. The Dailv Sentinel Main St., in Pomeroy. Subscribe todav • 992-2155 RACfNE Southern Thursday, Nov. 25 COLUMBUS John www.mydailysentinel.com Ba~d Boosters, 7 p.m. in the Southern High School Crooks. nati ve of ----------- PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. Birthdays Pleasan.t,ValleJ Hospital offers alithotripsy option for .patients suffering from kidney stones. Lithotripsy uses the te~hnique of fotused sho~k waves to fr~gment astone. . , ·-·-···--------··-- ----~---,---_..;.----------L Room 2 15. 301 I Ha1·den RJ .. Columbus. -i3235 . He would enJOY gen1ng card., from old acquaintance s. Saturdav. Nov_ 29 CHESTER -- The 90th birthday of Opal Ga ul Wickham will be celebrdted from ~ to 4 p.m. at the Shade RiYer Mason ic Lodge building in Chester. Friend., and re lati1·es are in vi ted to atte nd . It is requc,ted that gifts be om1tted. ' .. 2003 Community Calendar For The Record WEB SITE DIRECTORY ' Monday, November 24, .planning_for divorced women Deaf teen gets leading role in ·school play COLUMBUS (AP) addre ss inequalities among When Alfred Cowar\1 gradu- blacks and whites and other MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS speak comprehensibly." ated from Youngstown 's racial groups. a fourth-grader, (AP) -· A deaf teenager . As South Hi gh School in 1965, The actual income gap is landed a leading role in the Ramach transferred from he and other black classmates probably wider than the · student play at Midpark Lakewood 's deaf education had a variety of good. rela- Census data shows, since the lively hi gh-pay ing jobs to Gini coefficient doesn't cap- High School in suburban program and was the first deaf student to attend choose from . ture people at the very end of Cleveland. "I' ve never been the bad Brook Park Memorial Coward ,started in a down- each income branch, said tow n department store, then Souru she Zandvakili, an guy before, and I'm really Elementary School. it ," Anna Ramach, Although she '"as· nerworked for~ furniture maker economist at the University enjoying 16, said through her intern before hmng on at' the . of Cincinnati. preter, Janet Coutris. vous about being the General Motors plant for 14 He said re search overRamach had the role of school's only deaf studem, years. whelmingly shows that edu- lead antagonist in the she adapted by organizing Today, he 's a minister in cation is key to closing the school's weekend adaptation the Sign Language Club, one of Youngstown's largest income gap in any group. of "12 Angry Men" _ which helped students to black churches helping some " It's not uncommon to see called " 12 Angry Jurors" understand situations that of his community's poorest very educated African- because the drama is co-ed. deaf people confront daily. people close the income gap Americans to excel and move Ramach, deaf since birth, Teaching classmates how left after thousands of steel up ladders of major corporaspeaks with little evidence to sign led to international JObs were lost. tions in the United States," he of her deafness. She reads attention in 2000 when The income gap , between said. "When a lot have been rich and poor is wider among left behind, the reason is pure lips and uses the assistance Ramach, then a seventhblack s 111 Oh1o than among and s1mple - the access to of a signing interpreter to grader, was among I0 wh1tes 7 ac~~rdmg to a new the quality of education is help her understand words Cleveland area students named by the Walt Disney analysts of Census data that basically what's holding them spoken around her. As juror No. 3, Anna Co. as " Millennium analyzes differences in house- back." . portrays the prejudiced, Dreamers." Coward, 56, is senior assishold income among racial individual Ramach , now a junior, groups. . tant pastor at Mount Calvary closed-minded The gap between nch and Pentecostal Church in played by Lee J · Cobb in said she enjoy s speaking poor blacks in Ohio's biggest Youngstown and chairman of the movie version. with individual s, but 'has Ramach speaks her lines, d ·ff' 1 counties is greatest in a city task force trying to but the set included a pic- t ICU ty when trying to Mahoning County and lowest reduce crime. ture window at the rear of talk with a group. 1~ Frank 1m County, the analyHis $40,000 annual salary so Coutris could "Sometimes, I need the stage SIS sho~ed. The g~p in both is con~iderably higher than cases 1s suB wtder than Mahomng County's per capi· sign the other actors' lines things repeated, and I get for Ramach. frustrated when someone mcome gaps between rich ta income of about $18,800. "It is rare for students says, 'Never mind,' or 'It's and poor whites in any of the "We attempt here at our 1 stx b1g count1es. church to get everybody to like Anna to become suc- not important.' Tell me I "Those people who went to further their education. to get cessful on stage," said want to know 1" She began acting in midcollege and received their as much education as r.ossi- Laurie Burman. director of degrees and went into ble," Coward said. 'Even audiology for the Cleveland dle school. employment are going to though this is 2003, African- Hearing and Speech Center. "Anna is always premake double what these other Americans still have a hard "lt's very difficult for reo- pared," said Aleece Roach, people are making now that time getting a foot into certain ple who are born dea tp 16, who played juror No. 8 are JUSt bas1cally trymg to doors, certain occupations." master spoken language and in. the production. · surv1ve on welfare," Coward said. "And welfare is just basically being cut out." The analysis does not measure income differences between black s and whites and does not look at average AUTOMOTIVE MEDICAL '· ', income for either group. The method used by the Census Bureau and most Norris Nortl)up Dodge · economists to calculate Holzer Medical Center www.norrisnorthupdodge.com inco me disparity levels in a www.holzer.org gi vcn population was develTurnpike Ford of Gallipolis oped in the early 20th century by th e Italian demographer www.turnpikeflm.com Pleasant Valley Hospital Corrado Gini. www.pvalley.org The '"Gini coefficient" meaCHURCHES sures the mathematical deviation from a perfectly equal Lighthouse Assembly of God -Gallipolis distribution of income. A population with income distribNEWSPAPERS www.LighthouseAssembly.info uted eve nly would have a Gini coefficient of 0: one with the widest income disparity Gallipolis Daily Tribune EDUCATION would have a Gini of 100. www.mydailytribune.com Thus, the income gap for Gallipolis Career College whites in Ohio was 43 www.gallipoliscareerc~llege.com according to the Gini coeffi: The Daily Sentinel cient, but 49 for blacks. It was 51 for blacks in www.myda.ilysentinel.com ENTERTAINMENT Mahoning County compared with 46 for blacks in Franklin Point Pleasant Register County. Charter Communications For whites in Mahoning www.charter.com .www.mydailyregister.com County, the gap was 43. For whites in Franklin County, it was 42. The more income is unevenly distributed, the Take your business into the homes more problems a community of over 40,000 <:onsumers in can suffer, from crime to poor . Gallia, Mason, Meigs health, said Thomas Cook, a researcher wuh Case Western Counties EYERYDA Y with Reserve University's Center a listing of yo~r web address on Urban Poverty and Social in our Change. "It decreases social cohesion and decreases' people's sense of self-worth that can lead to certain behaviors if they ' re comparing themselves to others," Cook said. . He said social policies that reduce the income gap among all groups 1s the best way to PageA3 The Daily Sentinel Monday, November 24, 2003 PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL • 2520 Valley Drive •Point Pleasant, wv. 304-675-4340 \ • �The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Diane K. Hill Controller-Interim Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor READER'S Pagei\4 OPINION Tht( Daily Sentinel VIEW Employees graf4Ul Dear Editor: We, the Kroger employees of Pomeroy, wnu ld like to say ''fhank you." Our comm uni ty has shown us great support . We are very grateful for everything everyone has done for us. We have a shelter because of a very grateful famil y. · We have wood to help keep the chil l away on the cold and wi ndy days. Several people and organi zations have brought us food and pop and other miscellaneous it ems that have been very useful. We try to keep track of everyone who helps and someii'mes we might miss someone. This letter is a thank you to everyone. We did not wan t thi s strike. We wou ld rather be working in a warm building afld bringing home a regular paycheck. We all have families to take care or. Our employer j ust does not want to help take care of us . Kroger wou ld like to take away h'alf of health and medical or make us pay for half of it. We cannot afford for this to happen. We wi ll continue thi s as long as it takes to get our health and medical bac k. Kroger has offered us eight percent per year toward our health in sumnce. and in our first year al one. we need Kroger to contribute at t·east 20 perce nt more to our insu rance jtJSt to keep what we 1\ttve . We cannot afford to go back at what they have offered. We will continue thi s as long as it takes to get our health and medical back the way it was. We do hope to see everyone hac k at the store as soon as thi s comes to an end . Please keep us and our famil ies in all your prayers and see you soon. If ai al l possible, please keep your grocery shopping local. Kare11 William s Rutla11d Monday, November 24 , Obituaries Monday, November 24, 2003 Islam's consistency with democracy No doubt President Bush's Whitehall speech will be remembered for its 'three pillars' - Bush's metaphoncal framework for the peace and sec urit y of fre e nati ons. May be more significant , however, are the two 'lfs. ' If No. I: ' If the Middle East remains a place where freedom does not flouri sh, it will remain a place of stagnation ami anger and violence for export,' Bush said . ' As we saw in the ruins of two to wers, no di stance on the map will protect our lives and way of life. ' If No . 2: ' If the greater Midd le East joins the democrati c revolu tion that has reached much of the world. the lives of millions in that reg ion will be bettered. and a trend of conflict and fear will be ended at its source.' The two 'lfs ' take us to a cro ssroad s, staring down uncharted paths through what I take to be our relationship with the Islamic world . After all , the only no nIslamic cou nt ry in the Middl e East, Israel, long ago joined the 'democratic revolution' Bush invoked . (The president himself indicated the Islamic-ness of his two cond itions when, soon after statin g them, he noted, critically, 'We're told that Islam is somehow inconsistent with a democratic culture.' ) If No. 2, obviously, is the preferred destination for all nati ons resting on Bush's three pillars. But how to get there from here, and how to avoid the blind alleys along Diana West the way ? According to Bush, 'the most helpful' action 'is to change our own thinking' namel y, to change what he called ·a certain skepticism about the capacity or even the desire of Middle Eastern peoples for self-govern' ment. ' As he put it, 'It is not reali sm to suppose that onefifth of humanity is unsuited to liberty. It is pe ssimism and condescension , and we shou ld have none of it.' This rather muscular line drew applause. bulging as it does with at) infectious vi gor. Still , as someone unconvinced that Islam is consi stent with 'democratic culture'- if democratic culture includes freedom of worsh ip, freedom . of speec h, and equality of men and women before the law - I would say the concern is not so much that ' Middle Eastern peoples' are incapable of selfgovernment , but rather that the governments they would likely. form would little resemble the kinds of democracies that now coexist, fi nally, in peace and relati ve harmony. Why? The president talked about a ' freedom deftci t' in the Middle East that has deni ed nations ' the progress of our time.' Such a 'deficit' refers to a range of freedoms - democratic culture - th at is conspicuously lacking in Muslim lands. But more than a fre edom defi ci t di vides Islam from the West. In the absence of freedom, a noxious culture of anti-Jewish and anti-Ameri can ha tred and delusion ha s beco me deeply entrenched, encouraged. nurtured and fueled by mosques, government s, state-run medi a, and school systems. The ministry of edu cation in the Palestinian Authorify encou rages thi s culture of hatred and delusion when it produces , I~Jr exampl e, a new textbook urging jihad and martyrdom onto II thgraders. Hezbollah satellite tel evi sion (availabl e worldwide) nmtures it when , as durinr hi s Ramadan season. it bt •adcasts a 30-part, Syrian-produced exerci se in anti-Semiti sm called 'Diaspora' for the hoi ida ys . One episode, pa1tly translated (along with a video clip ! at www.memri.com. depicts a group of rabbi s and other Jews engaged in the act of ritual murder. (Hea.d rabbi to accomplices: ' You ,' pour lead in his mouth . You , stab his body with a knife before the lead kills him ... . ' ). AI Riyadh newspaper - al so · to according www.memri.com - fuels it by fanta stically attributing Islamic terrori sm to Israel. Iris Williams declari ng tha t · Mo"ad agents recruit young Arahs to act as lslami 'b in urtler to shake the fait h ami social fo undation of the Middl e East. · This sa nity-challenged theme has endle" variations . datinne back . to report s .acros' . . , the Mu slim world ol JOHl t, MossaJ -C IA comp li city in the attacks of 9/1 1. A 'c crct ballot can tlu a lot f,,r the freedom deficit . hut so me-, thin g more drastic is needed to plug the real it y gap . So methi ng more drasti c. of cmtrse, has tal-en place "' lra 4. where as the president· al so noted. 150 free newspapers now circulail'. tn thooks arc pr opa g.a nda-frec . aml. in c it e Jll l' 11t - ; t ~ - ~ ( ' ,.e J"I1 JllC nt pol icy ha' ended. Bul laying . M thi s g round wo r~ fpr dcrnoc "': . rac y ha ~ cu st u:-. gr eat ly.. requtrin g l'ar 111\ll\.~ than m1.r own, thinking.' Even so. now that Saddam IIL" se in is gone . eve ryone's think ing ahout • what's pos.sihk in the Middle. Eas t has chan ged . Wi ll it evo lve from a place where freedo m doesn't nourish to a place wh ere denHKTati c cui"" turc takes mut '' Th e an swer is unc lear. What is clear is that an v c ha n~c lor the better requires · the ' entl of state-; . sponsored incitement in the., Mu slim kin~d o m.s and di ctatorships of 'the Middle E a s~ - in the medi a. in the te xtbooks and in l he m(N jltcs . ( Dimw .Wesr is " colu nmi.H j(Jr Th e Wt~s hin g r on Tim es. Sh e c(fn he ('on wcrcd \·ia d i a11 11 11 ·11 ·(flo 11 rr.~ Iohal.ner. ) mere ly \.: han g ing ' I STIRRED UPA WAR, YES, I CoNFESS. TO HAVE FOUR. MORE YfARS, I MUST HAVE Christmas SUCCESS. -- Uuiety show planned Dear Editor: The Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club will host a Christm as variety show at 3:30 p.m. on Dec. 14 at the Meigs High School gym nasi um . · Proceeds from the show will benefit needy children wi)h Christmas gifts along with other communit y projects. This yea r' s Chri >tmas variety show welcomes Marc Daniels, a .Juggler who has been performing for over a decade. Marc has gained hi s reputation by distingui shin g himself as both entertainer and juggler th rough the blending of hi s comedy juggl ing, warmth and the use of other arts. He has satisfied some of the most demandi ng audiences. Marc began juggling at the age of 13. Since then, he has become a world-class entertai ner. Also appearing will be Mark Wade, one of the busiest professional ventriloquists in North America. He annually performs over 400 shows all· around the country. Mark has been the opening act for such top headliners as Garth Brooks, Reba Mcintyre, Mel Tillis. Lo uise Mandrell. Marie Osmond and hundreds of others . Hold onto your sides, as the comedy magician Roger Wayne will make you lau gh until you cry wit h his many audience participation stunts. Having appeared in over 30 states in the past 25 years, Roger Wayne is a seasoned performer. · · .The kids don ' t want to miss a special appearance by San ta' The Lions Cl ub will be conducting a telephone ti cket campaign during the next several weeks. To make things easier, if you receive a phone call for the Christmas variety show tickets, the caller will announce they are calling on behalf of the Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club. Should yo u decide to purchase tickets, they will se nd you an official receipt along with ihe tickets. Thank you for your continued support. Ke11neth R. Utt Pomeroy Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club LETTERS TO .THE EDITOR . '.Letters to the editor are welcome. They should to be less than 300 words. All letters are subject . editing and must be signed and include address .... and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. . · The opinions expressed in the column below are the consensus of the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. editorial board, unless otherwise noted. " ' s t j Great minds can be fostered in small schools On the table in the main . offi ce of the International Co mmunit y School in Oakland, there was a book of ABCs, created by the children there. I flipped through the pages as I waited for Principal Janie Naranjo-Hall . I was there to·be 'Principal for a Day," one of more than 50 people who fanned out into Oakland schools rece ntly to be part of the struggling district's effo rt to tap into community resources. Naranjo- Hall had walked straight from her car to her offi ce where - with her purse still on her shoulder she scrambled to find a substitute teacher to cover a fifth-grade class that was about to begin. Nearly 80 percent of the studenis are Hispanic. Hal f have limited English skill s. Ni nety percent qualify for free or red uced lunches. When teachers make annual home visits, they're no longer surprised to find th ree adults and four children sharing a one-bedroom apartment. But here is what I also · learned during my day with Naranjo-Hall : In .a district of so many challenges and failures, this school works . Test' scores are n stng. The school's API (Academic Perfor mance Index) rating climbed from 545 in its first year of operation in 200 I to 646 last year. The jump of I0 I points is 88 points higher than the school's target for improvement. Students are happy. Parents showup. Joan Ryan The school is a microcosm of what does work in public schools - a formula so straightforward and proven that it ought to be carved into the desktop of every s up~ rin­ tendent and governor in the nation: Begin with a small schoo l International Community has just 238 students in kindergarten through fifth grade. Add a strong administrator and smart, motivated teachers, then support them in doing their best work. This is it, folks. The basis for real reform. 1 understand and even support the rationale for spendmg money on standardized testing: We have to measure students' knowledge so we can know which schools are working and which aren't. But with limited resources, the priori ty ought to be creating small schools and training teachers. If so many of our children are starving academi cally, doesn't it make more sense to put our money first into feedtng them, then in to weighing them? ' Sorry," Nararijo-Hall said waving me into her office. She has piles of papers everywhere: forms to fill out, school · are less like ly to · supplies to request, memos achie ve and more lik ely . to answer, budgets to eventual ly to drop out. squeeze. She couldn 't find a Most of ICS's students and. substitute; the fin anc ial crisis teachers came from has narrowed the pool of Hawthorn e, a spraw lin g ele- ; available subs.. So instead of mentary sc hool ul' about 900 diving into her paperwork, students. It s API ratin g las( Naranjo-Hall spent the first year was 479 - 167 points hour of her d~y with the below ICS's ratin£. even . fifth- graders. overseeing though ICS's studen ts face reading time with their sec- the sa me challenges of ian - . and-grade ' buddies." Then, gu age and pove rt y. ICS's she divided them into groups attendan ce is hi ghe r than of twos and threes and dis- Hawthorne's, too. and behavpatched them to other class- ior problems arc minim al. rooms for the day, their backICS will be moving out of packs filled with work. portable buildin gs in January 1 wandered the room read- and imp a new building it ing some of the writing taped will share with an other small to the walls. The pieces were element ary school. The , organized, fluid and full of Oakland school district is lively (and correctly s~lled) swimming in debt . yet it has language. decided to spend some of its This is what happens in limited re sources on creating ' small school s, where kids small schools. Unfortunately, ' receive individual gu idance so much of th e di stri ct's • from a teacher who under- money comes with strings stands each student's attached from the state. andstrengths and weaknesses, so many of its regulation s· and who understands that come from Washington . Andchildren need more than both sets of official s are coninstruction from them . They vinced the answer to need connection . Studies California's edu cat10nal show that this is as important · problems is testing and more as academics in helping at- testing. risk kids to succeed. They ought to spend a day And small schools are the with Naranjo-Hall. They way to foster connection. might fi nally understand that The Journal of Sc hool huge, sweeping reforms Hea lth, for example, pub- begin small. One lillie neighlished a study last year that borhood school at a time . found as school size increas(Joan Rya n i.> a L'ulunmisr es,. so does student aliel)- for th e Sun Fran cisco ation, especially among aver- Chronicle. Seud commenr.,· ro age and insecure students. her in care of this ll eii'SJWper Kids who feel no connection or serzd he r e-mail at joanto their teachers or their ryan @.>{chronicl,..com.) + - - POMEROY Iris M. Williams, 8 1, Pomeroy, died Friday, Nov. 21, 2003. at her residence. She was born July 7, 1922 in Middl eport, daughter of the late Robert anti M'l!bel Long Winebrenner. Iris wa\.a_ loving mother and wife, a homemaker, and a member of Middleport Church of Christ. Surviving are her husband of 58 years, William Ray Williams; two daughters and a son-in-law, Connie Enslen of Racine and Pennee (Richard) Knapp of Pomeroy ; two son s and daughters-in-law, Rocky (Terri) Willi ams of Pomeroy and Mark (Deanna) Williams of Pomeroy; grandchildren: En slen , Courtney Clay Knapp, Roxane Williams, Zackary Williams , Kasey William s and Jordan Williams; a great grandchild, Madi son Eskew; two si sters and a brother-in-law : Aldine Russell of Groveport and Dona (Cha rles) King of Moundsville; brothers-in- law and sisters-in-law: Mic key and Joanne Williams of Syrac use and Ro nnie and Wanda Will iams of Pomeroy; two sisters- in -law, Jud y (Bob) Caruthers of tv1 iddleport and Jane Willi ~ m s of Langs ville ; and se'liral niec~and nephews. Services will be held at I l)!. ffi . on Monday, Nov. 24, '2003 at Fi sher Funeral Home in Middleport with Doug Shamblin offi ciating. Burial at Miles will · follow Cemetery in Rutland. Goldia Reitmire PORTLAND Go ldia Virginia Reitmire, 66, Portland, died Friday, Nov. 21 , 2003 at Pleasant Valley Ho spital in Point Pleasant, W.Va. She was born Aug. 17, 1937 in Cli fton , W.Va. , daughter of the late John Shel ton and Fannie Katherine Wamsley Patterson. Surviving are her husband. Raymond Reitmire of Portland; two daughters and sons-in -law, Reba and Ed Court news Cases heard in Meigs County Court POMEROY Cases resolved in the Meigs County Court of Judge Steve Story between Oct. 27 and Nov. 16 are as follows: Delore s M. Adams, Long Bottom, speeding, $30 and costs; Vicki J. Adams, Portland, speeding, $30 and costs; Chri stopher S. Adkins, Middleport, speeding, $2 1 and costs; Richard A. Adkins , Rutland, passing bad checks, di smissed; J. Arnold, Doris Middleport, violating protection order, dismissed; Jason L. Arnold, Pomeroy, display plates, valid sticker, $20 and costs; Clarence L. Atherton, Long Bouom , stopped school bus violation, dismissed; Thomas J. Atkin son, New Marshfield, seatbelt, $30 and costs; Joseph E. Bajas, Toledo, speeding , $30 and costs: Sarah E. Ball, Syracuse, speeding, $30 and costs; Wendall L. Barber, Hocking Port, driving under sus pen s ion/re vo~ at ion, $200 and costs , seatbelt, $30 and costs, failure to control, $100 and costs, use of unauthori zed plates, $50 and costs; Rtchard L. Barnell, Winfield, W.Va. , plac e injurious item on hig hw ay, $20 and costs; Elizabeth A. Ballagine, Akron, speeding, $30 and costs; Catherine I. Besteder, Derwoop, Md., speeding, $50 and costs; Donald P. Bing, Middleport, forge ry/uttering, dismissed: Randy Blankenship, Canal Winchester, speeding, $30 and costs; Tara M. Block, Pomeroy, seatbelt, $30 and costs, di splay plate/valid sticker, dismissed; Nicholas A. Bolin , Racine , use/possession drug paraphernalia, $50 and costs, drug abuse, The Dail y Sentinel • Page A5 www.mydailysentinel.com 2003 $50 and costs, no operators license, $200 a nd costs, seatbe lt . $30 and costs; Garry L. Bowman, Long Bottom, seatbelt, $30 and costs: John D. Brickles, no commercial operators license/comb . vehicle, dismi ssed; Ju stin M. Brooks, Albany, use/possession of drug paraphernalia, dismis sed, seatbelt, dismissed, fai lu re to control, $ 100 and costs: William M. Brothers , Burgaw, N.C., speeding, $30 and costs; Michael E. Brown , Marietta, speeding, $30 and costs; Michael M. Brown , Raci ne, speeding, $30 and costs; Ralph Brown, The Plains, speeding, $30 and Erica Bryan, costs; Cheshire, assured clear di stance , $20 and costs; Manhew W. Byus, Wellston, failure to control, $20 and costs; Cayla C. · Caldwell, Bidwell, speeding in a 60 mph zone, $30 and costs; Ronald A. Campbell, Dexter, no operators license, $65 and costs; Wallace R. Chafin, Pomeroy, failure to register address, dismissed; Ronald R. Clampitt, Coolville, di splay plates/valid sticker, costs only; Mark A. Clay, Pomeroy, speeding, $30 and costs; Michael A. Cleland, Rutland, seatbelt', $30 and costs, display plates and valid sticker, $35 and costs; Casey R. Cline, Pickerington, speeding, $29 and costs, no operators license, $50 and costs, seatbelt, $30 and costs; Karah M. Coleman, Rutland, speeding, $30 and costs; Todd M. Cooper, Old Westbury, N.Y., drug abuse, $30 and costs, speeding, $30 and costs; Bonnie L. Coppick, Pomeroy, assault, dismi ssed, Cheri L. Cox, Middleport, $20 and costs; Ryan A. Cozart, Portland, disorderl y conduct, $235 in total costs; Austin B. Cross, speeding, $30 and costs. Monument Sharver of Port land and Wendy and Gene Balser of Jacksonville. Fl a.: two sons and daughters-in- law. David and Patri cia Rei tmire of Portland ; seven grandchildren and three great grandchildre n; two sisters and brothers-in-law, Reba and Gary Gibbs of Hartford , W.Va., and Norma and Danny Rou sh of Letart , W.Va.; two brothers, Hubert Patterson of Hartford and Larry Patterson of Letart Falls; and several nieces and nephews. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her sisters, Katherine Milliron, Juanita Hoschar and Dimple Eakins. and a brother, William Patterson. · Services will be held at I p.m. on Tuesday. Nov. 25. 2003 at Fogel song-Tucker Fune ral Hom e in Mason. W.Va ., with Pastor David Greer officating. Burial will follow at Letart Falls Cemetery. . Friend s may call from II a.m. to I p.m. on Tuesday at the funeral home. Three suspects capturedsoon after break-in BY J. MILES lAYTON jlayton@ myda,lysentmel.com POM EROY - Three people acc u,ed of breaking and enterin g into a loca l thrift store and taking at lea' t $500 have been arra igned in Meigs Cou nt y Court at1d released on $ 10,000 bond' pending pre liminary heari ng' on Dec. 4. · The three we re captured soon after the incident by Pomeroy and Midd leport police officers at 2:03 a.m. Thursday mornin g. Scott Autherson. 25 of Middleport, Mi chae l P. Laudermilt, 25 and his wife. Stephanie Laudermilt. 19. both of Middleport, allegedl y broke open a store window shortly before 2 a. m. at Riverside Thrift Store locat ed at 220 E. Main in Pomero'y accordin g to Pomeroy Police Chief Mark Christmas contests to take place POMEROY - Again this year the Pomeroy Merchants Association will sponsor contests and award prizes to the be st cookie and ca nd y makers as we ll as the creator of the best in homemade wooden toys. The cooki~ contest will be held it t 9 a.m. on Dec. 6 at the City National Bank. The toy contest will be held at Farmers Bank on Dec. 13 but to ys can be brought in and displayed anytime after Dec. 2, and the candy contest will be at Peoples Bank ·o n Dec. 20. Entri es to the cookie and candy contest are to brought to the banks before noon. Five pieces should be deli vered on a paper plate covered with wrapping or in a plastic bag . The recipe should be attached and th e name. address ami telephone num ber of the inaker attached to the bottom of the plate. Winners will be notiJied by telephone. All judging wil l take place immediately after the ba nk s 1 are closed . First place prizes for the contests will be $50 savings bonds provided by the host banks. while second place prizes will be $25 and th ird place prizes wi ll be $ 15 will · be provided by the Pomeroy Merchants Association. Proflitt. Several items l'ere later reported mi ss ing hy Larry Monroe. the owner. which inducted a Pia:. station video gaming 'Y'tem. 1cvcral CD pl ayers and ~ cha in Captain Jim Wehste r wnh the Pomeroy Police De part ment approached the ·' '· ene t<l a"ist Wul l. llne of the ' u'pech. Aut he,.,un. tried to fle e fro m the ' ce ne. Proffitt said that a' AUihe"on was running awa). he " as trying to h1de 'orne of the me r~ han­ dise repurted mi ssing fro m the thrift store into hi' pants. Meigs Count ~ Sheriff 's <.Jepul ) Ben David son aS>istcd Wolf and Webster in apprehending A uther,on. All three , u,pec·ts were taken into custod) and charged v. itll hreal-i ng and entering. a fclom of the fi fth deg ree. and '"ith rece " ing stolen propcn ~. also a felony of the fifth <.I eg ree . Proffitt s&id each 'uspect con fessed io break ing and entering . ' · "Thi' kind nf ' tuff will not he loleralecl. " said Pro iTtll. " We will ask that the prc"ecutor 'eck the 1tillest pe nal ty for th i' crime." Smile small communi ty where ·I !- now C\ ervbot.IV... ' he said . · On the \\ Cd end,. Du rst ~ aw . Proflitt ' aid the suspects leh the thrift stor~ and v.ere late r ' potted walkin g up North Sc.:ond Avenue in Mi ddleport by J*tlrolma,n Tim Wolfe of the Middleport Police Depart ment. Proffitt 'a'd the suspect' v. erc still l.:arryi ng ' orne uf the i t e m ~.o re ported mis, ing from the th rift store. Wolfe approachetl the three sus pec ts and heg an ~ue s ti o ni ng as tn why they were wa lking ;u Dun U ;Jt 2 a.m . in the morning . When from Page A1 her job then the village budget would be strained bcyo ntl the breaking point. Durst grew up in Mei g ~ County and loves the small town atmosphere. ''I like it becau se it ts a Levy Board Coming in the Sentinel ... "6})ffle~ f(J ~ & danu ng o r playi ng dart ' at the VFW posl 'in Mason. W.Va. Her. fa,w ite color is green and she ha , no pets . If she could be an ani mal. she would be a cat because "cats are inde pendent. " Her favorite food IO., p11 /<J.. gtHIU for the \ illage ... Hyse ll '""I " II wil l keep all the eq uip me nt updated and he lp pav for the new fire truc k." from Page A1 Vil lage Cnuncil apprm·ed and cJccepted the bid for a Elections to be placed nn the ne11 pu mpe r fire truck in ballot in .\1arcll . Januctr v. Thi s truck wil.l Thi s renewal le1·y is one of replac·e a 1975 truck which three five-year levies Ia total has a leaky 400 gallon tank: of four mill s) that provides Ameri ca Le France is buildmoney for fire protection . At ing the truc k which i' esti the last general d ection Nov. mated to cost $3-19.366. The· 4. a one mill levy th at pro- fire de partment paid a vide s $ 16.500 per year to th e S 130.000 down pay me nt fire depwlmem for fi ve years along with a carry over of passed by a 323 to 7'15 margin . 535.000 from 200 I and 2002 The final two-mill renewal toward the loan . The balance levy, which provides 533,000 will be paid in increments of to the fire department, wi ll be $35,000 a year from levy up for consideration in 2005 . proceeds . The loan will be "Renewing thi s levy is paid off within I 0 years . the Dec. I deadline, but the road should be open tu traffic next month," Co llins said . from Page A1 "It' s going to be a case of ' Merry Christmas, Meig s year, Collins said, but the County. Here's your road .' " contract carries a provision Collins said once the road that allows for a $100.000 is open to traffic. some finpayment incenti ve for each of ishing and clean-up work wi ll from Page A1 the two sections of unfin- ' likely remain unfinished, and ished highway if the con- may not be completed until coach. Fog le as eighth grade struction is completed by the spri ng. girls : bas ketball coach. Dec. 1. According to Collins, Both segments of the new Weber as J.V. girls' basketthe firm loses $500 per day, U.S. Route 33 hizhway ball coach, Suzie Franc is as per section, for each day after between Athens and DarWin are class play ad visor. and schedule. Valerie Karr as \Oiuntee r Dec . I that the road remains proceeding on Collins said, and should be girls' basketball coach . unfinished. Tammi Causey 11 as "They 're not goi ng to make open by the middle of next year. approved as :t parent volunteer at Eastern Elementary School. The board also: lhu~ay • Approved compen>ati on • for board memhers taking otfice in Januarv. 200.\. at S 125 per meetin g. and approved compensation for training. Connector l'dll oft ~ n h L' "~ ecn • Appro ved financi a l reports for October. • App roved donation o f baseball and softball scoreboards fro m the Horace Karr fam il y in memory of Dorothy Karr. • Ap proved senior cl as ~ tnp. tent ati\ elv set for April 25-May I. • Set the regul ar December meeting for 6 p.m. on Dec . 17 ul the conference room of the Ea,tern Elementary Srhool L1brary. Attend ing we re member> John Ri <.: e. Greg Baile y, Howard Caldwell. Ri c k Sanders. Shelia . Taylo r: Treasurer Lisa Ritchie and Superintendent Deryl Well. . ,,·. Thmg~ t@ JFJ(J •• Your pide to w~kend entertaln•nt in the Tri-State from Page A1 Most of the marker 's cost was paid with donations from families and friends in memory of the deceased. Rel atives of those whose names appear on the marker . will' be acknowledged dunng the ceremony. A prayer and two brief readings will be included as a part of the program to which the pubhc is mvited . All at;rle• ol carpet are Included: NOTICE DELINQUENT PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST CORRECTION In compliance with Ohio Revised Code Section 5719.04, on December 5, 2003 and December 12, 2003, there will be published in The Daily Sentinel a list of those persons who are delinquent in pay~ent of personal property taxes. Delinquent taxes can be paid Monday through Friday at the County Treasurer's Office from 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. For information regarding payment, contact the Meigs County Treasurer's office at 740-992-2004. To avoid publication, payment arrangements must be made forty-eight hours prior to publication. .' ' BERBER CARPET, SAXONY CARPET, TRACIUESS CARPET, SHAG CARPET,LEVEL LOOP CARPET aad SCULPTURED CARPET. No ntra char&:e for movlnc famlture or removlnc old carpet. <:aU Ul or stop in. We'll co•e. to rour home . and 111euure lor a free no obllpdon quote. . t Pomeroy, OH • r ~92-3671 • �The Daily Sentinel Page'A6 BYTHEBEND ' Bl The Daily Sentinel Monday, November 24,• 2003 CHRI·S T MAS FLOWER· SHOW Monday, November 24, 2003 Turnovers costly in Browns loss · to Pittsburgh Rio Grande men win Defi·ance Tournament ST~FF REPORT sports@mydailytribune.com BY TOM WITHERS Associated Press Best of show award went to Shelia Curtis for her exhibit in the "Decorate the Tree " a creaive mass design featunng holly and white pine, pine cones and red Christmas bulbs. (Charlene Hoeflich) The creativity award for artistic design went to Judy Bungar for her arrangement in "Christmas Bells." The arrangement sprayed silver and sprinkled with irridescent glitter used dried materials, yucca, magnolia leavs an hydrangea. (Charlene Hoefich) Below: Little Destiny Sayre took "best of show" in the artistic arrangement classes for juniors at the Christmas flower show with her entry in "Christmas Shopping." Joy Bentley was awarded reserve oest of show in artistic design for her exhibitiion table picture "The Table is Ready" using dried mate, rials, sprayed and glittered in gold , with greeney and fugi mums. With her ribbon-winning specimen exh ibits, Barbara Mora won the horticulture sweepstakes award at the weekend Christmas flower show. (Charlene Hoeflich) Flower from Page A1 conifers. glitter and artiFicial snow depicting everything from the traditional to the rei igious to novelty in theme . Something new this year was a class just for men and boys. This year's top awards went to Shelia Curtis of Shade Valley Garden Club, "best of show" for her entry in "Decorate the Tree", a creative mass design: Joy Bentley of Wildwood. "reserve best of show" for "The Table is Ready" an exhibition table picture: Judy Bunger of Chester Garden Club. creative award, for "Christmas · Bells" interpretive design; Barbara Mora, horticulture sweepstakes: and junior winners, Destiny Sayre. "best of show," Breanna Manuel, "reserve best of show," and also horticulture sweepstakes award. Winning ribbons. listed first through fourth were: Artistic arrangement classes "The Christmas Lights in Town", an illuminary design : Judy Bunger, Joy Bentley, Shelia Curtis, and Melanie Stethem." . "Stocking Stuffers", miniature designs in three classes: first. Peggy Crane. Linda Blosser, Eva Rob son, and Shirley Hamm; second, Alice Thmpson, Kay Frederick, Evelyn Hollon, and Pauline Atkins; third, Debbie ohler, Cindy Glaze, Judy Bunger, and Marge Fetty. "Decorate the Tree", a creative mass: Shelia Curtis, Melanie Stethem, Judy Bungar. and Alice Thompson. "Nativity at the Churc~' , using the Holy Family: .J;oy Bentley, Alice Thompson , ' • Valerie Nottingham . and greens. Evelyn Hollon, Donita Sayre, Barbara Mora, Pauline Atkins . Barton, Alice "Christmas Carolers", syn- Macel ergi stic: Melanie Stethem, Thompson. Debbie Mohler, Cindy Glaze, Shelia Curtis, Mace! Barton Berried branches, Evelyn and Joy Bentley. "Christmas Bells" interpre- Hollon; potted cacti or succutive: Judy Bunger, Susie lent, Joy Bentley Joy Bentley; Parker-Hysell , Peggy Crane, blooming houseplant, Joy Bentley; African violet: Joyce and Chelsea Stearns. " Picture on a Christmas Manuel; foliage houseplant, Joy Card" , a still life: Cindy Bentley; gourd exhibit, Alice Glaze, Susie Parker-Hysell, Thompson: dried roadside Joy Bentley, and Debbie r113terial, Destiny Sayre; junior poned pl~mt , Bre~mna Manuel. Mohler. " The Table is Ready ", exhibition table picture: Joy Bentley, Peggy Crane, Cindy Glaze, and Shelia Curtis. "Snow in the Woods", including treasured wood (for men and boys only): Jack Frederick, Bill Crane, Rick Ridenour. and Stuart Padeso. Junior division "Christmas Shopping", an 1 interpretive design: Destiny Sayre, Breanna Manual , Deanna Sayre. "Sleigh Riding". showing motion : Breanna Manuel, Destiny Sayre, and Deanna Sayre. "Christmas Criuers", ornament from natural materials: Brenna Manuel. ·· Deanna .Sayre, Destiny Sayre. Wreathes, wall hangings · and packages Indoor wreath : Linda Blosser, Susie Parker-Hysell, Alice Thompson , and Chelsea Steams. Outdoor wreath: Barbara Mora, Gladys Cumings, Destiny Sayre, and Alice Thompson. Outdoor wall hanging: Susie Parker-Hysell, Chelsea Stearns, Tunie Redovian. Package for adult: Gladys Cumings. Joyce Manuel, and Evelyn Hollon . Package for a child ; Deanna Sayre, Joyce Manuel, Breanna Manuel, and Shirley Hamm. 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Jerome Bettis ran for a season-hi gh 93 yards on 24 carries for Pittsburgh , which won despite being outgained 303-168 in total yards, gettin g just II First downs, committing 10 penalties and run ning only six offensive JJiays in the third quarter, • Chad Scott intercepted Kelly Holcomb's pa ~ s with I :41 remaining at the Pitt sburgh 39 to seal it for the Steel ers (4-7), who had a short work week after playing at San Franci sco on Monday night. The Browns, though, played like a tired team . Cleveland didn ' t score a TD despite having the ball inside Pittsburgh's 20-yard line four times - and came away with only one field goal on three vi sits within the I0.ln the third quarter, the Brown s (4-7) twice had firstand-goal at Pittsburgh's 6 but failed to score. On the Browns ' second trip there, Holcomb forced a pass to Andre ' Davis into double coverage that was picked off by Brent Alexander in the end zone. Cleveland also had a TD punt return by Dennis Northcutt called back because of holding in the first quarter. Pittsburgh's Tommy Maddox was 9-of-24 for only 73 yards. but he did throw a 1-yard scoring pass to Mark Bruener in the second quarter. Holcomb, who shredded the Steelers for 429 yards in the playoffs last season, went 25-of-44 for 234 yards . James Jackson ran for 94 yards, but fumbled twice. Cleveland trailed 10-6 at halftime despite dominating the Steelers in the first half. In the third quarter, the Browns had second-and-goal at the I, but Jackson was stopped on two straight pi unges . by linebacker Kendrell Bell. With Cleveland trailing by four, Browns coach Butch Davis gambled by going for a touchdown on a fourth down · but Northcutt was tackled on a double reverse by Scott just short of the goal line. The Browns challenged the call, saying Northcutt wasn't down before the ball crossed. But after a review, referee Walt Coleman said the call stood. Pittsburgh didn't pick up a first down on any of its first three possessions, and had just two total yards to Cleveland's 102 after the first quarter. However, the Browns didn't take advantage and settled for two field goals , by Phil Dawson to take a 6-0 lead in the second quarter. That carne back to haunt them when Steelers linebacker James Farrior recovered a botched handoff by Holcomb to Jackson at the Browns 17. Pittsburgh needed five plays to score with Maddox hitting Bruener from the I. · A few minutes later, Browns running back Jamel White was stripped Bell and Alexander recovered at the 22. 1 The Steelers ~ot inside the 10~ but couldn t cash in as Maddox threw three straight incompletions before Reed's 23-yard field goal put Pittsburgh up 10-6 at half: time. DEFIANCE - The University of Ri o Grande Redmen bas ketball squ ad made it four victories in a row with a 71 -59 triumph over Ohio Sophomore transfer guard Kri s Dominican in the Champion ship Wil son (Huntington, WV) was game of the Defiance College named the Most Valu able Player of Purple and Gold Financial the Tourn ament as he scored 15 Tournament on Saturday night. points and di shed out fo ur a'sists in the title game . •Jun io r ce nter Sean Pl ummer (Port more. Jama ica) was aho named to the All -Tourname nt Team . Ohi o Domi nican (2-3) wa' led senior post man Jere my Renner who scored 16 points and pulled dow n I0 re-boun d>. Ri o Grande is now 4- 1 on the 'cason and will host NA JA Div ision II No . 2 1 Huntington ri NJ College on Saturday at the Newt Oliver Arena -. Tip-off is set for 7:30 p.m. The game is sponsored · by Oak Hi ll Bank\ . Hun tington ha' won the match-up with Ri o Grande each of the la>t two ' ea\ons. Both schools made the field of 32 last year at the NA JA D II Natio nal Tournament at Point Lookout. MO. College Football Bobcats no match for Miami BY BUTCH COOPER bcooper@ mydaitytribune.com 19 of 28 passing for 294 yards and four touchdowns. The game opened up with Roethlisberger working his magic on the ,game's first drive with a 33-yard TD pass to Martin Nance. Miami ( 10-1 , 7-0 MAC) upped the lead to 14-0 ll'n a Ryne Robinson 70-yard punt return a little less than six minutes into the game . Ohio (2-9, 1-6 MAC) struck back , not on the ground as is usually the case with the Bobcats, but in the air. Hawk met up with Scott Mayle on a 17-yard pass play and Brad Young on a 24-yard completion. putting the ball on the Miami 21. After Young ran the ball 15 yards to the Miami 2, Hawk kept the ball on a fake and ran it in on the right side for the score. Ohio was held to 87 yards rushing on the afternoon , led by Ray Huston with 31 yards on five carries. "We played the best team we' ve played this year," said Ohio head coach Brian Knorr. "We're not going to win many games when we rush for under I00 yards. We tried everything we could, but it was like banging your head against the wall. They ' re a fa st, phy sical defense ." Miami's Cal Murray led all rushers with 14 carries for 92 yards. After Miami regained a two touchdown advantage on ATHENS - It has been said that whenever a wild animal is injured, it's a very dangerous creature. But, when an animal has been injured for a long period of lime, or been injured over and over again, it simply wears down to a very weakened state. On Saturday, the Bobcats of Ohio succumbed to a season of pain in their t1nal home game of the season as No. 18 Miami (Ohio) jumped out to a 49- 10 lead to beat the Bobcats, 49-31. Last week against Marshall, the RedHawks clinched the Mid-American Conference East Division with a win over the Herd. The meeting was Ohio starting quarterback Ryan Hawk's first encounter with the RedHawks since transferring from Miami two years ago. Hawk, though, stru~gled in his first outing agamst hi s former teammates, passing for only 50 yards a~ he went 4 of 8 in the air. " I pull for Ryan Hawk II weeks out of the year, I didn' t pull for him this week," said Miami head coach Terry Hoeppner. Ohio's fourth quarterback of the day, Austen Everson, threw for 182 yards in the fourth quarter on 9 of 19 passing. On the other side of the ball , Miami quarterback Ben Roethl\sberger, a MAC player of the year ca~didate, was Ohio's Chip Cox breaks up a pass intended for Miami of Ohio's M1ke larkin quarter Saturday in Athens . (AP I another Roethli sberger TD pass. Ohio had a chance to keep in st riking di stance Safford Owen s when returned a punt to the Miami 19 early in th e second quarter. After the Bobcats moved the ball to the Mi ami 8, Hawk was ran out of bounds for a loss of I0 as Ohio was held to a 28-yard fi eld goal by Greg DiMarino. A I J -yard TD run by Murray and a 17-yard TD pass from Roethli sberge r to Nance gave the RedHawks a 35- 10 halftime lead . th en two more Miami tou chdowns in the third quarter put the game out of reach . ''I'm reall y pleased with our performance ... said Hoeppner. "We cam e out (6 ) during the fi rst from the ge t-go. openi ng dri ve and set the tempo on o ffen se. I' Ill especiall y happy with the way our played. Ohio defense Un iversity's offense has l)een tou gh to- defend for everyboct"y all year. .. Mi ami\ 49 poi nt s was the most by either team in the se rie s that dat es back to 1908. Kitna shines as Bengals keep pace in AFC North SAN DIEGO (AP) - Say goodbye to the Bungles. The Bengal s are back. Taking another big step to shed their image as laughable losers. the Cincinnati Bengals manhandled the sad-sack San Diego Chargers 34-27 on Sunday to continue their remarkable turnaround under first-year coach Marvin Lewis. Jon Kitna matched his career high with four touchdown passes, three of them to Chad Johnson, and Corey Dillon ran for I08 yards on 18 carries to help the Bengals win for the fifth time in six· games. It was Johnson who guaranteed Cincinnati's 2419 win over preJiously undefeated Kansas City a week earlier. a victory that proved the Bengals were for real. And the Bengals (6-5) might very well have handed off their image as the league·s biggest laughingstocks to the Chargers (2- . 9). San Diego has lost 16 of its last 20 games under coach Marty Schottenheimer and will miss the playoffs for the eighth straight season. . The Bengals continue to share the AFC North lead with Baltimore. which beat Seattle 44-41 in overtime. They' re in con tention this late in the season for the fi rst time since 1990, when quarterback J;loomer Esiason led them to their last winning record and playoff appearance. What's more, they no longer need to dread ~oing on the road. The Ben gals came ,.In as three-point fayorites even though they'd been 12-48 on the road since the start of the 1996 season. The Chargers, meanwhile, are in content ion to own the top pick in the dmft for the second time in four years. If Cincinnati ends its 12-year playoff drought. the "'" ''I, Chargers' eight-year absence will be the .•. t NFL's longest active sm:ak. Late in the third quarter. two fan s earned Cincinnati Bengals 'Chad Johnson scores ahead of San Diego Chargers' a banner around the main stadium walkDonnie Edwards (59) and Sammy Davis on a 12 yard touchdown pass way that read: "Marty Must Go. Fire in the second quarter of thler game Sunday in San Diego . (AP) ~ - -·~- - Schottenheimer." Some fans booed when security guards grabbed the banner. Chargers running bac k LaDain ian Tomlinson passed the 1.000-yard mark for the third stmight season and scored once. Doug Flutie threw two touchdown passes to David Boston. Kitna completed 24 of 38 passes for 243 yards and picked on Chargers cornerbacks Quentin Jammer and Sammy Davis all day. Johnson beat Jammer both times in catching touchdown passes of 5 and 4 yards on the Bengals' fi rst tv•o drives for a 14-0 lead. The Charger> committed penalties on the game's fi rst three pl ays tium scrimmage and had four overall for 34 yards in the first dri ve. After the Chargers pulled to 14- 13. Johnson beat Davis on a 12-yard TD catch for a 21-13 lead late in the first hal f. The Bengals forced the Chargers. to punt . then moved 60 yards in just 43 seconds for Kitna 's fourth TD pass. a 4-yarder to rook ie Kelley Johnson to lead 28-13 at halftime. The Bengals had 22 first down;; and 308 yards in the first hal f alone. That's more yardage than the Charger> had total in four of their last five games. Cincinnati finished with 454 yards. 225 of them rushing. Cincinnati 's only scoring in the second half came on Shayne Graham ·s field goals of 37 and 47 yards. Tomlinson had 95 yards on 16 carries. He passed the 1,000-yard milestone on a 38-yard run late in the first quarter. He had more yards on that play than he did a week earlier in gaining a career-low 29 yards in an embarrassing 37-8 loss al Denver. Flutie was 15-of-33 for 210 yards. Boston had nine catches for 139 yards, includin~ IDs of 37 and 26 yards. San Diego's Steve Christie kicked field goals of 48 and 26 yards. . • �www.mydailysentinel.com ~rtbune Mo - Sentinel - ~e inter CLASSIFIED Nov. 24, 2003 2003 Ford Taurus·SE. V6 . auto transmisSIOn. 14.000 m1les. loaded , good condition $9 .500 (740)441.0157 or (740 )441 -0337 We C::OwerL-1 Melg., Galli•, AndMaeon Coufltl• Ulre • NoOne EIMCIInl Plymouth Grand 1988 Chevy S· 10 klng becl. 1996 Toyota Tercel, auto. 1989 ne eds transmis&ton , AJC. S1.900 080. (740)256- Voyager. runs good, new part s. S1 .000 or make otfer. (740)949-2906 1618 o• (740)256-6200 (740)368-8475 1991 Dodge Ram 250 4x4 1999 F250. 4WO. cruise. Cummms Turt>o D1esel, new t1res . new paint, $6,500 NC , AMIFM cassette, bed 1992 Dodge Caravan. 4 liner, topper also included. cylinder. automatiC, ~ 61 ,000 OBO (740)256· 1589 Ftber glass Tonneau cover miles, very good condition . 1995 FORD E350 CUBE ed ra wheel s &. t1res second ownet', $1 ,200 Call BOX TFtUCK. C ALL $ 17 ,700. 740-446-7554_ 740-446-7:2 15 or 74()-446(740)446·9416. M-F 9·5. 7669. & Located 1391 Safford SohOot. Gatllpohs . 1998 Suburban 1500, 4x4, 1996 Ford Explorer Edd1e loaded, emascutafel Garage 2000 Fora F 550 D1ese1. 4 Bauer. Must sell. Loaded. door. 4 wheel driYB with flat kept . nonsmoker, 64.000 S7600. obO. Call 674·0089 bed. (740)446-93 17. . miles. New tires. NADA aher 5 pm $15.500. $15.000 080. befora 1740)441 ·9593 !Opm. 97 Ford Esc ort. 5 sp .. nrce clean car, runs great, $1700 OBO must sell, 740-4 t60174 r 98 Chrysler Newyorke r. excel lent cond111on. ru ns great, $2995 OBO must sell. 740-41 6·0174 . Gal\l.a Co1.111ty, OH In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS ·YOUR AD NOW ONLINE VANS 4-WDs 2001 Oldsmobile S1lhoutte Van . loaded. leather seats. premium sound. traction control . 76 ,000 miles, asking $~ 2.900. Phone (7 40)4464672 . (740)441-1034. ~egtster ~rtbune Sentinel Your Ad. (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1.333 .,.,..c_a_I_I_T_o_d_a_y._._··__o=-.r-:.F.;;;axo...iro (740) 446·3.oo.,.a_ _ _ _o_rF'"""a_x_To_:_~s_s2.:..·2=-1.:..s7___ To Place OeariiJir~ {p;. Now you can have borders and graphics ~ · addedtoyourclassifledads Jm Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small $1 .00 for large Display Ads All Display : 12 Noon 2 Monday thru Frid~ 8:00 a.m. to ~:GO p.m. '--~ . I Successful Ads- - - Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... \ V\Ol '\( I \II '\IS 110 POLICIES: Ohio Valll!ly Publllhlng Utlll!lf11el the right to edit, raject, or cancel any ad at 1ny Ume. Errora muat ba reported on the lirat day of Tribun•Sentinei·R•glater will be reapon1lble for no more than the coat of tha 1p1ct1 occupied by the enor and only the first inHrtlon. We ahall any lou or ekpenee that reaulta from the publication or omlta lon or an adwertlaemant. Cone<:lion will be medeln n'e flrat awailable adltlon. • Box are always confidential. • Currant r~le card 11ppllea. • All real eatate advertiaementa are aubject to the Federal Fair Houalng Act of 1968. • Thia accepts only help wanted ads meeting EOE atanderda. We will not knowingly accept any advertialngln wioletlon of the law. • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days KIT & CARLYLE 110 HELPWMfiUl 1. Business Days Prior To Publication Sunday Display: 1:00 Thursday for Sundays • All ads musl be prepaid' .-/ , HOW IQ WRITE AN AD ' Friday For Sundays Paper 91 D odge Caravan LE. loaded, one owne r, 86K. $1500 , 740·949·2481 Or 740·992-6145 leave message. t 20 H ELP W <\Nll:ll lwright@ic. r;.et M~~~~ l~.,t__rooisiii:Aii~iiiirr_,.. We found our new family through the classifieds! 0 Honda Four-Trax, 2000. exc. condition $2,500. (74 0!245· 0372. 2 bedroom fu rnished in Mason next to Wai-Mart. cia, ca rport. storage · building, references required, deposit $450 mon1h, (740)992-3961 Earn money fo.r Chri stmas r by selling Avon call Joyce Female Rat Terner puppy to 304·675-6919 give away. Good with kids. sa lespe rson- for (740)388-9932 , anytime or Jewelry Christmas season. Must be leave message dependabl e. en toy deali ng Gray fema le kitten . Very with public & have excellen t skil ls. Apply at friendly. Ca ll (740)446·8192. math Acquisition . ~ 5 1 2n d Avenue Inside home only. Brown Gallipolis. No phone calls stripped male kitt en, litter please trained , all shot s. Call - - - - - - - - (740)446-096 1 or (740)441· Live in !of elderly lady. Teays Valley area ~304 ) 882 -3322 172 1. • Ml:l.te German Shepherd . Looking tor Rock Gu11arist Black Lab. and 3 cats and singer to join band. Must be serious to play a lot. Ca ll (304)675-6680 .Robbie (740)742-3200 Mother dog plus 5 Pupp1es 3 month old, all males . Chow Medi Home Hea lth Agency, /Hu sky m1x.. (740)992-1002 Inc. seeki ng a full-time LPN to pertorm chart audits and therapy coordina tion for t he t.I"T ANil Fou~u Gallipoli s. Ohio area. Mu st be licensed both 1n Ohio and West Virgima We o1fe• a Fo und· 2 young Blue Tick · coon hounds, Goose Creek competitive sa lary, benefi ts package and 401K. E.O.E. Ad. area . (740)698-7 101 Please send resume to 430 Found- srnal~ black case on Second Avenue, Gallipolis. Butternut. ca ll to ID OH 45631 . Attn : Diana Harless. Cli nical Man ager (740)992·3629 Fou nd: Beagle puppy in Need 7 ladies to sell AYOn. Centenary area C;o. tt to Call 740-446-3358 idontily Call (7 40)446·0 184 ,:..:.;,;,;,r;;.;,;;;;;:;.,...::::--, Found Mate tnc otored Beagle w1th tram1ng col lar Call (7 40.144 6·9303 Lost. BtackfiNh11e Border Cw iLe "' "Ftetrock area ~304) 675· • 6760 organ izations. Make up ' 10 58/hour plus benefits Full or part ti me shifts available. Call today. 1·877-463·6247 ext. 2454 Now Hmng Dancers. day Reward lost female German shift or evenings. (304 )549· Sheppard . Last seen 1n West 5696 Local Colurnbia (304)773·5 174 Part -Time Community W\1<1HI D1re ctor. Organized . wellmBur motivated and outgoing per· son needed to manage and ·Absolute Top Dollar: U.S 1mptement the March of :Silver. Gold Co1ns Dimes West Virginia Sta te ·Proorsets. Diamonds, Gold Chapter's Walk-America Rings U.S . Currency.· events in Pt. Pleasant. Job M.T.S. Coin Shop. 151 begins on January 7 and Second Avenue . Gallipolis. ends May 3~ ; approx .. num740·446·2842 . ber of hours will be 20 per week. Job can be worked :Honda 250. must run and be out of your home; computer .street worthy. 74Q-245·5027 necessary. Primary skttls necessary I \11'11 1\ \II\ I Include ab ility to organize ..., I IH H I ..., and prioriti ze; outgoing personality; eKperience in work· lng with volunteers; tell· • HEI.P WANTID starter who Ia proactl11e. Job history of satu, special 5550 WEEKLY SALARY event management and/or ;po11ibte malting our sales fundraising. .brochures from home. No Send resumes to Min dy 'tXPtrtence neceuary. Smith . State Director, WV "FT/PT Genuine Opportunity Chapter March of Olmea. Suppllea provided. Including 3508 Staunton Ave., Second cuatomer malting labels. Call Floor, Charleston , WV 1-708·666·1700 (24 hours). 25304 poo 116 1 A + Certified Techn ician 11eeded for Full-time or Part1:ime, drop off resume at 303 )tain Street, Pt. Pleasant or ...... (304)675·5283 ' A REAUSTIC OPPORTUNITY Learn To Earn $1 0k +per month Not MLM •Training Prov1ded. "'Call for Info. : 1·800·881 · 1540 Ext 3258 ~ Ml'iCEllANEOUS ~.., _ _ _ _ _ _ __. www. 25 Serious People Wanted Who want to LOSE weight We Pay You Cash tor the pounds you LOSE' Safe , Natu ra l. No Dru gs. 800-2 01 -0832 ·-------.,J W A.JVIl.:O 1180 To Do Cleaning lady. Hon est. dependable. reasonable rates . Call 740-256-8128 asK lor Tammy. Need a Babysitter? Please call (7 40)446-1858. Will sit with elderly. No titlin g. Cal l and leave message at (740)245-01 91. - -E - L_D_E_R_L_Y_C_A_R _E _}_ 1 Care for your loved one. Light cleaning , hot meals, shopping. etc. CMA with E>ccellent References (J04 )882 _2766 1210 ABSOLUTE GOLDMINE! 60 vending machines with excellent locations Must Sell! I 900-234-6982. Local vending route 60 machines locations included all lor $10,995 . 800-509· 7909 . NOTICE <>! ~H I O VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO. recommends tha ~u do business wi th peo te you know. and NOT t end money through th ~a11 until you have investi ated th e offerino. E MONEY ffiLoAN ' We offer competitive Interest rates on mortgages and debt con~o l ldations and specialize In good and bad credit. Call toll !rea to lind out about our tow intarest rates and receive expert advice. 1-8811-7311-871 II Need tKtra caah? We are the loan apeclallat. we don't tpecutate, good or bad crtd· It excepted. There are no fees . laat approval, and tow tnttreat ratet. For more Info call toll !ret ~ · 866·882· 6875 · i I'Rof1lssiONA.L HO~IK~ \Ill{( '"'1>1 .... 1 FUR RENT j I 10 1 and 2 bed room apartHOUSEH0[1) ments, furnished and unfur- L.---oiGooiiiiiiiiiffiii.-r nish ed. sec urity deposit required. no pets. 740-992- For sale light green couch, love seat and rocker. $100. 2216. (304)675-7929 2 bed room apartment avail· - - - - - - - - abl e in Syracuse, $200 Furniture & househOld item deposi t, $3~5 per month for sale. (304)675-2466 rent, rent includes- water. sewer. trash. no pets. rental Good Used Applian ces, application. references and Reconditioned and Guarantee d. Washe rs. sufficient, income t o qualify, (740)378-6111 Dryers, Ranges. and Refrigerators, Some start at 2 Furnished small apa r1 - $95. Skaggs Appliances, 76 ments for rent. Living room , Vine St. , (740)446·7398 kitchen, bedroom, & bath. like New wheel chair. $150., $275. each all utilities paid Di nett e Set. $~00., Console except electri c. (304)675TV SSO., Sola bed & chai r 3 5 $5 0.. 3 bar stools $30., : R Ranch-LR. K. DR. Microwave $20 .. 25ft. Chest bath. ~ car garage. 1 yr. freezer $50., Call (304)675 lease, dep. ref . $500 per 2933 after 6:30 or leave message . All in Good condi· mon1h. (740)245·5114 . tion . BEAUTIFUL APARTAT BUDGET Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark MENTS PRICES AT JACKSON Chapel Road, Porter. Ohio. ESTATES, 52 Westwood (740)44 6·7444 1-877-830· Drive from $297 to $383. 9 162. Free Estimates. Easy Walk to shop & movies. Call financing, 90 days same as 740-446·2568. Equ al cash. Vi sa/ Master Card. Drive· a- little save alai . Housin g Opportunity. L.r.10-..,;miiiHii~oi~ii ·F:s··-"".I; •.' • nJRSALE 10 Used homes un9er 2 Bedroom, 1 bath house. $2,000.00. Call Nikki. Call No Pets . Deposit & 3 bedroom home. 15 min. (740) 385-9948. References required . $350. from town . Gas heat. newly ~-------­ remode led .Phone (740)379· 1983 Li berty mobile home Month. Phone (30 4)6755578 9887 14x60. 2 bedroom, underpinning, 8x ~6 porch , must 2 bedroom . Front St. , be moved $4,500. 74D-367Mason. $350 month, $300 3 bedroom house. 4 1/2 70251740-645-0508. deposit, references, no pels. acres. c/a, fenced pasture, .vinyl siding, Th er mal pa ne 1985 mobile home , no (304)773·5604 alter 7pm. window. (740)985·4288 smoke, no pets, appliances 3 be droom trailer. House 1ncluded, nice porch , $8500 ( ) _ newly remodeled . 3 bedOBO, 3br. 2 fu ll baths. deck. 740 949 2486 room Patriot area. No pets. whirlpool tub. Located near sc hool in Gallia . Owner 2 mobile homes. 2 l/2 acres (740)379-2540 lmancing is avai lable. 8 miles West of Jackson OH - - -- - - - - on At. (304)675·1 352 35 _ $?O,OOO. 3 BR, 2 bath, acre lot on cor(740 )286 _6287 _ ner. Convenient ly located in Beautiful Drea m Home - - - - - - - - - town . Excellent condition . 3200sq . lt. with wrap around 99 14x70, 3 BR. 2 bath, vinyl Deposit. reference s. deck, upstairs balcony, 4-1 /2 s·d· h 1d Phone 1 · 1 $700/month. G ac·o I" · 1 net 2 b d r 1 us IVIng. a e • room apartments at Village Manor and Riverside Apartments in Middleport. From $278·$348. Call 740992-5064. Equal Housing Opportunities. Thompso ns Appliance & 0 1 3 room , 2 car garage . Owner Green Twp., 3 mil es form $375 _00 a mon. in New _7_40'-·44_6c_·0'-3'-90-'-. ---IS ava ilable Gallipolis. (740)446 -8935 Haven. no pets 120 Howard financing (304)675· 1352 after 6pm. St. _ _ North 3rd Ave . Midd!Eiport. 2 304 675 3458 bedro om furni_ s hed apt. Cole's Mobile Homes & reference 3br. house in Henderson. Deposit US 50 East , Athens, Ohi o, L d required. No Pets (740)992· 1 45701 , 740·592· 1972 aun ry room , anced yard , 0165 out building . Deposit & _:..:__ _ _ _ __ _ References required. Now Taking Apptication sFINAL CLEARANCE Just a few 2003 mod el (304)675-4082 35 West 2 Bedroom All real estate advertising Apartment s, homes remain, coma early, 4 br, 1 112 baths. Located on Townhouse In this newspaper Ia make your pick-then-tal~ 'to Includes Water Sewage, subject to the Federal Ernie or Lynn, get the best SA. 141 near Centenary. Trash , $350/Mo., 740-446Feir Houalng Act of 1968 0006. possible price. you' ll be which makes it Illegal to pleasantly surprised. fau n- W iseman Rea l Estate at advertise " any One bedroom , full bath, dations, heat pumps, central 740-4 46 _ _ preference, limitation or 3644 kit chen wfstove. In town ai rs and septi c S'ystems our discrimination baaed on specia lty, Cole's Mobile 75 Locust. 3 bedroom, $550 wlpri'llate pa rking . Cable, race, color, religion, sex familial atetus or national Homes, 15266 US 50 E, per mo., deposit & refer- electric, gas water, & origin, or any Intention to Athens , Ohio 4570t , PH : ences required. (740)44 6- garbage included. $400 month. 740-446-24 t4 . make any such 74Q-592· 1972 3667 preference, limitation or Neeel to se ll-Good clea n Available soon- Nice 3 BA Pleasant Valley Apartment d lacrlminatlon." Are now taking Applications ·Ae pos a~ appl iances. $450 + for 2BR. 3BA & 48R ., This newspaper will not 98 SChull16~<80 $14,999: 97 deposit & references . Application s are taken knowingly accept Champion 16x80 $11 .999; (740)446·1 079. thru Friday, from Monday advertisement• for real 97 Clay1on 16x80 $11 ,999; estate which Ia In 97 Redman 16x72 $10,999; For Lease Private 4br, 1-112 9:00 A.M.-4 P.M. Office te vlolatlon of the law. Our 90 Fleetwood 14x70 $7,999. bath house in Historic Pt. Pl. Located at 1151 Evergreen readera are Mreby Drive Poi nt Pleasant, WV (740)709· 1166 or (740)288·. District. Fully rsnovated, all lntormtd lhl t 111 appliances. $650./mo. Phane No 18(304)875·5606. 1605. dwelling• adv.rtiMd In Se curity and rsferences E.H.O thla nawepaper are New 14 wide only $799 .00 required. For eppllca,lon available on an equal Roams tor rent : Back of down and only $169.76 per 727-593-1454 opportunity b&HI. Addison, ctoae to Gavin and month. Call Karena For aate or rent• 4 bedroom Kyger Creak plants. Call (740)365·7671 . 4 BR, 2 bath, attach"' houae In Pomeroy, 1460 1 :3:.67:..·0:.1:.:0=2·: _ _ _ _ _ arage, storage building, New 2003 Doubltwl de. 3 BR th 1 ••oo 1 mon 11 ron. aecur f 1ty Roomy 2 BR, 1 bath, 112 acre lot. 3 miles fron & 2 Bath. Only $1695 down d opoa • no poll, t1CMt, ' g. anaohad garaga, 1400 - r own on 141. Protasalonall and &295/mo. 1-600·891 · & d lthwaohor, (7-40)849· h d "l •· mont • opoa.. 1 yr. laau, andocapad . CI A. amakl 8777 7004 reference . (7-40)245-5114 . rte home . Alkl.~l 1-toult tor rent 2 BA. CIA, Tara Townhoull 69,500. Cal l (740)441 .. no patt, $450 plua depollt & ~menta, Very Spacloua, 661 . u111111U Call (740)446-4313. 2 Floo H rooma, "· ~ . 1 112 Bath, Newly 1 rpeted, , ouae under con1tructlon· Commer cJalllnlltttment ranch atylt 1680 aq . ~. with property, 512 Sacond avo .. Truttworlhy family looking Adul1 l'ool & Baby Pool, full batemant & attached Galllpolla. Groal location. 4 tor I homo on lond con1riC1 Patio, 91art $381!/Mo. No garage. Gallipolis Cltyschool ran1al un!o, $5,000 down, or to rent then buy. Ptll, Louo Pluo Security district, Green· attendance land con1rac1 to balance. Rafarencu available. 74Q- O.poalt Roqul-d, Daya·. . 445·3750 day or 740·388· ,. · area. (740)446-7633. _ 740·446·3481 : Evenlnga: Contact Johnny Aullell for 0499evening 1. I ~-;.,;;:~;.::;;:......- - . , 740-387-o502. In Syracuse , 3 bedroom, 2 IH \ I \1 ..., M~nl!~ _lW_I_n'-R'-Iv_:ert.::..::Tow:_e_r_la-acce--p1• bath, new windOws. patio on ~ """"' • lng appllcallona tor walling front. beautiful covered deck in back, 740·667-0674 or list for Hud·aubalzad. 1· br, 1o .· 740.591-6298 2 bd. wlw carpet, air, porch. apartment. cal l 675·6879 Gt r ANnQill:s jii.:l c· c ... ~~::;::::: HousEs FOR RENT r r I Very ni ce, Anno pets. !n Galllpoll a. 7-.u--446·2003 or 740-446-1409. 2 bedroom Bidwell, Oh. $300 + deposit (740)387· 70 15 or (740)387·7746 2 bedroom 14x70, near ciay school Rt. 7 South . before 8pm. (740)256-16&4 SHOP CLASSIFIEDS • I!_, Sunset Home Construction Bryan Reeves New Homes, Room Additions, Garages, Pole Bylldlngs, Roofs, Siding , Decks, Kitchens, Drywall 11r More FREE,ESTIMATESI 740-742-341 Courier/Messenger • Profeulonal • ConRdentlal {740) 245-5027 on Dilpla.~ HUBBHRDS GREEnHOUSE Chrislmas &:aron. PROCESSING Skin ned. C ut & Wrapped Summer Sausage Made Maplewood Lake Christian Campground St Rt 124 between Racine & Syracuse 949-2734 Pomeroy Eagles BINGO 2171 Ever y Thursday & Sunday Doors Open 4:30 Early birds start Nc~\ Home" • Vin) I S1Ji ng • Nev.. Garage ... LARRY SCHEY • R cpbc~.:m~ nt WinJm~o ... icHiVRO,~T/ • Roor1ng COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 7~() EaS1 Stale S1reel 740-992-7599 A1hens, Let me do 1t for youl f'1achlne Quilting - Regulated litltch 18 Patterns .\vallable Connie Curoott 895-39fi21ihop ownerI operator 895-3512 nome J# buy quill tops 9 miles from Pt. Plea!a Ht 011 Sa11d Hill Road. Open daily Monday Hill's Self Storage thru Saturday t 0·4 Closed Sundays 29670 Bashan Road Racine . Ohio Dean Hill 740-992-5776 45771 740·949-2217 New&: Used Poinsettia:-;, Puts amJ hanging haskels. 475 South Church St . Ripley, WV ~5271 Sizes 5'x10' 1o~~~3o' ··' to Hours 7:00AM - 8:00 PM PE'rs 111 4/l rno pd 1-800-822-041 7 ·wv s #I C ll e'~' · Ponti ac. Buick. Olds & Cu stom Van Dea le(· Border Collie pups, Classic markings, working , imported blood line. great Christmas gift (740)379-911 0. t "llostmy shirt ""'"'Iff in the stock market!" ~----·--···~-----·' I· My money FRurrs& r 5yr Phone· 843 -5264 • .... _. '•, i-........,.,Qfo.,_IW __________.. ,.-' ~~ Get AJump on \I...,, 1'1'111..., ,'\ 11\I ..., I(H h. W/I.M'EIJ SAVINGS · A·o· ' 1horaug hbred/Ouarler horse $600. Sockie Horse cupboard has slide doors; good childrens horse. an Oak drop leaf table, nea r (304)895·3943 Meigs-Gallia tine, (740)9927012 Baby pi gs for sale. (740)949-2906 Buy o r sel l. Riverine Antiq ues, 1~24 East Main HAv& on SA 124 E. Pomeroy, 740- ~ GNAIN 992-2526. Russ Moore, owner. New Farmers Tobacco Co. is r w1th and f01oncial Services. Box 189. M1 dd lepo~. OH Potatoes for sale 50# $10, Mon-Sat., 65002 State Route 124. Reedsville , Oh, \I~ IS Rocky Hupp Insurance VEGEl~ I Phone (7401593-6671 Ohio Take the PAIN out of PAINTING! l.ast Thursday uf nerv month All pack $5.oo Bring this coupon Buy $5.00 Bonanza Get SFREE JoUR SAl£ Norwelgn Elkhound Puppies 6 weeks old. $75 each. 4 miles south of Rio Grande, off 325: Right on Wolfe Run Road. 1st place on th e rig ht at A&A Woodcrafts. TFN DEER ~!:!ii-.;.;;;~~~o:;.-­ j 992-5479 0'-'tr 50 .Mounts 6:341 Now open for 8UIWING SUPI'Lif:S A restauran t co unter p1 e 8yrs $400. or trade for a ·, ., '·- .. ·'.• ' ' . >,.' : .~ • Room Additions & Remodeling • New Garages • Electrical & Plumbing • Rooti ng & Gutters • VInyl Siding & Pain ti ng • Patio and Porch Dec ks )' Shop the Classifieds! 3-Pia que Gas Heater $143.95, 10'x10'x6' Kennel $189.95. Paint Plua Ha"rdware. (304)675-4084 Septic Sy.\"lem ln.'ita/latimr l..a11d Clearing 1/ome Sites Pond., Drivttt·ay~· 992-6215 Pomeroy. Oh•o PomerlJ_I·. Olfio Years Local HOME CREEK ENTERPRISES ·•,,: Commercial lleside11tial Bulldo~er & Back/we Trucki11g Senices N0-991-3./70 Toll Free 1-866-167·0071 22 • Wicks Hauling and Excavating CARPENTER SERVICE Free Estimates •·' 1 .' ,. ' YOUNG'S V. C. YOUNG Ill now receiving tobacco. First sate is Nov. ~B . Call New Farmers 1·888·844-4365 675-2428 Blue UH Chair, exce llen t condition. $225. (304)6740108 or (304)6 75-5753 ng a er e ove WI II attachments, used onths. Over $1,700 value. Fo r $1 ,000, (740)379 93.0151265101512651 Jeff Warner Ins. Block , brick. sewer pipes, windows, lintels. etc. Cl8ude Winters. A10 Grande. OH Call740-245·5 ~21 . .I ~:f~e~~~ m~~~h~ir~~~s~a~ I r (740) 992-7533 Syracuse, Ohio WHITE 'S METAL DETECTORS Ron Allison 588 Watson road Bidwell, Ohio (7 40)446·4336 Repair-675-7388 . For sale. TO BUY re-conditioned automatic washers & dryers, relrigera - Will pay $ 20.00 each tor junk tors, gas and electric or unwanted automobiles to ranges, air conditioners, and haul away. {740 )992 _041 3 or _ wringer washe rs. Will do 740 _ 992 1071 =:c.=:.=.::=:_____ repa irs on major brands in l:.::i"';.;:;...;.:;;.;;. ____ Modern 1 BA apt. No pets, shop or at your home. $250 inclu des water. $100 -~-..;...;.;..;_.;.._~ LIVJo::sTOCK I Mortgages, Mortgage•llt SERviCES Stylist needed full and part· ~ time . Be your own boss. Rent or work on commls· TURNED DOWN ON sion, chose your own sched- SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? uls . Call 740-446-4247. No Fee Unless We Wlnt Personal Touch 1·886-582·3345 MoiliLE HOMK~ FOR SALE APARTMENTS ~~~~· ":;;,.~~~~~::gedlii~:~~ ~~i~~:i ·~: ;~::~:~~£1; -~-:-:'-)·-~-:·-:h--h-ou-,-.-~-oo-re-nt, ::::~ :~ ::~:: :~ BUSINFS<; OI'I'OimJNITY "' IH \1 I· :od \I I 10 Inc. <tl 2003 by 99 5 11'\\'\(1\1 Sawmi ll 52" blade 15' Carriage, good R. A. Tie machine, Diesel Engine, good condition. Phone (740)286-1309 deposit & $300 a month , for rent. $125 a month. (740)992-6313 (740 )446-Q175 or (740)6755965 HOI\o!E IMPRovr~ tENTS BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guar· antee. Local references lurnished . Established 1975. Call 24 Hos . (740) 446· 0876 , Rogws Basement Waterproof ing. M &l'.LLANEOUS M ERCII/I.NIIISE 3 bedroom. in country, $300 Nice new mobile home lot L,-------- GIVEAWAY Com m erc1al property for rent - a sto re front 1n Historical downtown Pomeroy, Oh facing river, (740)589-7122 .,_, R\ II I ' Cellular Middleport, OH Bob IIDclr ANNOUNCEMI:NTS AVON! All Areas ' To Buy or The Village of Rutland will Sell Shirley Spears. 304- be accepting resumes lor C-1 Beer Carry Out permit 675·1429 the posi tion of Office for sate. Chester Township, Manager. Candidates must Meigs County. send letters BARTENDER TRAINEES work well with the publiC, be of interest to : The Daily NEEDED! $250 a day computer literate. capable of Sentinel , PO Box 729-20, po ten ti al. Local positions doing multiple tasks and ·Pome roy. Ohio 4576"9available . 1·800-293·3985 provide strong work referext. 1975 ences. This is a part time -Chase Merchant Services position with 30 hours a accept all major credit cards Class A COL Drivers week and includes PEAS. now at so debll telecheck ebt Wanted Send resume no later than gift card . 1"11 analyie you r November 21. Send resu me current processing state - Minimum of 1 year experi- to PO Box 420, Rutland. OH ment reduce your cost and ence. Medical Insurance . 45775 or fax to 740-742improve cash tlow make 401 K. Hom e Weekends, 0303 .appo1n!JT.ent. 304-755-0462 Domicile in Jack so n, OH, or BIJ0-767·2484 ext 9960 UtJSINE..'\8 S1gn on Bonus. .34C per 140 mile. 95 % No touch NO TRAINING SENIOR PORTRAITS! NYC freight. Get You best deal at : Caii1·BOG-652-2362 Gallipoli s Career Colleg e Main Street Photog raphy. DetiveryfWarehOuse pe rson (Careers Close To Home) 511 Main Street. needed , furniture store. full Call Today! 740-446-4367, Point Pleasant. Call for Appo1ntment time, immediately opening, 1-800-214-Q452 apply at Life Style F u!nilure , www.gallipoliscareercollega.com (304)675-7279 85Ei 3rd _Ave , Gallipolis, no ,.,~R:;; eeaii..::. #9;::0;:;·0 ~5;:;·,:;12;,:7~4~B'. _ phone call s 170 MOI'(JI<l'HU:S 2001 CA 80 dirt bike, aski ng $1 .400 Call (740)446-1 973. 0 0 ""''"''po' I r HAWKINS TAXIDERMY 137 S. Sth Avenue 740·992·7953 Advertise in this space for $1 00 per month. 1/®~~ High &Dry IMPORTS Athens General Contracting Homes, Garages, Cpncrete Work Roofing •All types Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE The Racine VIllage Council will accept sealed blda lor a 1993 Ford Crown VIc Pollee Car. The bids will be openad at 7 :30 p.m. at the Municipal building on December 1, 2003. All bids muat be received by the village no later than 4 p.m. on December 1, 2003. Bids must be In a sealed envelope marked "Car Bid". Bid Item: .1· .1 993 Ford Crown VIc Pollee Car Vln 1 2FACP71 W9X 152395 Minimum bid $800.00 This car will be sold 11 11, no warranty aKpreaaed or Implied will be ploced upan thll vehicle by the vii· l1f18. Vou moy view this vehicle 11 the Recine Fire Deperlmonl Bulldlngloceled el Slh end Pearl Slrteta, Roclne, Ohio. The Recine VIllage Council reaerve the right to accept or NIBCiany or all bids or any pan !hereof. Dovld Spencer, ClerllfTr.. eurer VIllage of Roclna 15001 POLICE IMPOUNDS. Hondas, Chevys, Jeeps, etc! Cars from $500. For listings 1 -800-719·300 ~ ext 3901 $5001 POLICE IMPOUNDS. Hondas. Chevya, Jeepa, etc I Ca•s from $500. For lllllngs 1-800·719·3001 OX1 3901 JET AERATION MOTORS 1965 Chevy Caprlce·Ciaaslc Repaired , New & Rebuilt In 2dr., V~8. 305, good condl· Stool<. Call Ron Evana, 1· lion. $2~00 . (304)882·2938 800· 537-9526. 1993 Eagle Vltlon. Power evary1hlng. CD, 51,5110 or NEW AND UIID ITIIL b ff C ' " o or. all (740)258· Slul Blama, Plpa Robar 1652. For Concreto.. Anglo, : : : : - : - : - : : - - - - - - Channa!, Flat Bar, Stltl 1Q94 Nl111n Alt lma, 81,000 Qratlng For Oralnt, mllaa, auto, toadect, $2,800; Drl-yal Wall<waya. L&L 1985 Noon IU10 $2,000 ; •· M 11 M 11181 Joop ~rand W ~rap • a a pen onday, \Oil •goner Tlt01d1y. WodnOiday & $1,500. (7-40)245·0372. Friday, Bam-4:30pm. CloaOd 99 (l Thuroday, Sa1Urday & ~99; Crandom S9K $2,495. Sunday. (7-40)448-7300 1-1 C on11ulry 96K $2,495, •• lVI tr 95K $1,495, Oak gun cabtriet wtth draw-· 199!5 QMC $3,996. We take tr. $50 bought at Emp!re trades COOK MOTORS · Furnl1uro , like new. Call (740 1446 -2668 (740~103 ::::::-::::-:::=::-::::::=:- o Office Furniture 1997 Saturn. 4dr, 5 apt;i&d , New, scratch & Dent. exc:sllent condition. Great - . 1.•Q\1\.1" EHO Save 1u·,. ~ 527--oYVC. •••o safety 1eaturea. (304)675Argonaut 519 Bridge Street, 4214 Wanted: Someons to ahara Guyandotto/Hunting1on. MIF ---:-----~ my large home with . Located 2001 sunfire, 30,000 mnas, south 325 near Rio G rande Sears Stair master. like auto, AJC, player, 55.200 $300 and $150 deposit new. Make 01fer. (304)875- OBO. (740)256·1616 or (740)245-9844 4027 (740)256-8200 co (t1) t7, 24 SeH·Storage 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 740·992·5232 HOME CREEK ENTERPRISES MANLEYS SELF STORAGE 97 Beech St. middleport, OH (10'x10' 610'1120'1 (740) 992-3194 Backhoe, Dozer, 992-6635 Foundations, Septic Systems, Water and Utilitie • Electric Licensed & Bonded Ph 740-992-G!IU c.ll 7411-511-1 OTJ ROBERT BISSELL CIIISTIICTI. • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling , 740.992·7953 11 /3 •• JaL I J40.882·1m Stop & Compore • • �www.mydailysentinel.com Monday, Nov. 24, 2003 Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Monday, Nov. 24, 2003 C/o Sect 23 NE 114 Of Wilma, Lot Sect 24 Partershlp leah L, Lot 24 4A Out NANCY PARKER GRUESER MEIGS COUNTY AUDITOR 47.23A 2A SW Part 01 75.67 A AI Harbor! Grate Sect. 01 10.70A Ex 1,70A DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE $61 .23 Forko 01 Rd .41 A, 8 (840) Mill Lot & Strip 4A, $51 .43 The land, lots and part of Iota returned delinquent by the County N .IBA,$2,329.96 13-00777.000 Hayes $234.59 09-00378.003 Jones Tl'eeaurer of Meigs County, with the taxes, assessments Interest and 12·00131.000 Grate Theodore P, Sect. 18 10-00576.000 Savel Donald G &/Or pe~altlaa charges thereupon agreeable to law, are onlolned and lnveatments Limited T.B R.15 Near Mid. On Carol ·Ann Aka Melissa J, Sec 16 T4N deacrlbed lnlhe following list: Partnership c/o N line Out Of 94.06A Rl1 W 0.943A Out Of Buchanan Carol Ann $65.77 11.355A 0.943A, Lot Sect 5 W 01 SR 7 Harbert Grate 50' X 5.03A 100', $100.90 13-00778.000 Hayes Clint M, Sect 17 T9 In NE 114 2A Out Of 8.88A, $85.62 $120.83 12-00135.000 Grate Theodore P 31.60A 1A, $772.58 03-00225.000 Evans R15 4.49A Out Of PARCEL LEGAL 09-02030.001 Jones Investments Limited Sect. 18 Near Mid. On 4.49AI Ray &/Or 84.696A Marlin NAME LEGAL Donald G &/Or 10-00756.000 c/o line E PI N Of Rd Out Wingrove James, Lot Partnership Debbie Lynn,Sect 15 $106.91 Melissa J, Sec 16 T4 DESRIPTION lot Of 99.53A 5.47A (262) Ft6 SW Part Ex 05-00223.000 Vogler TOTDLQ R11W 0.726A Out 01 Sect 15-21 On W Line Herbert Grate 37 .I SA, $569.30 $655.60 8.54A, $89.36 School lot Ex 1.10A Ronald Lee Elal c/o 0.9778A 0.726A, $5.75 12-00136.000 Grata 13-00574.009 Ron Vogler, Sect. 8 NE 10-00757.000 63.56A, $1 ,104.24 BEDFORD 09 - 00841.004 Hennington Evan Jamesm Investments Limited 03-00226.000 Evans Corner 23A, $1 ,060.02 TOWNSHIP Mccrady Ronald Wingrove c/o Scott , Sect11 T8 R15 Lot Sect 16 SE Of SW Partnership Marlin Ray &/Or 05..()()224.000 Vogler MEIGS LSi'l Charles &/Or VIrginia lot SE Cor 7.2148A Out Ronald lee Etal c/o 114 28.87 A Out Of Herbert Grate Debbie Lynn 01-oo878.001Bauman Rose .528A Of 21 .3337A 7.2148A 33 .44A 28.87A (840) N Side St R1124 F &/Or Sect 15 Fr 36 (262) E Ron Vogler, Sect. 8 NE In 50A Lot 120 & Daniel $1,757.18 .19A, $48.09 $319.87 Cho.rlone A Sec 30 Part Ex 39A N 8.79A Part Ex . 28A NE .472A In 30A lot 121 12·00137.000 Grate 13-00574.011 35.75 A, $185.54 10-00333.000 Yost $78.29 T3N R13W 3.00A Out T-3 R-11 l.OOA, Hennington Scott Richard Thomas &/Or Investments Limited o( 15.62A 3.00A , 03-00396.000 Friend 05-00158.000 $161.87 c/o Sect 11 T8 R15 Pamela Sue, Lot Sect Partnership Bren,clo Betty Friend $3r.o2 09-00859.000 7.3288A Out Of LEBANON .65A, Herbert Grate Sec 8 Sect -3 (640) Part Of 01 ' 00009.000 Braun Mendelson Jeffrey ·23 NW Prt 10.6289A 7.3288A (640) Prt Of 4A SW Of TOWNSHIP Paarmans 23A 19.75A $929.40 Mlc~ael B, Lot7 W Of Etal, Sect 3 ·9 NW Prl $140.60 EASTERN LSD Yost SE 1/4 N 01 Rd .38A 10-00334.000 St.. Rd. 33 Part of 63A Ex 3.Tt7A 15.973A Of 43.45A E Prt "Ex 13·00651 .000 Hisle 06-00072 . 000 Richard Thomas &/Or $122.94 $906.74 2A, $30 .89 1.50A W lA, $20.32 Charles R &/Or Redo Pamela Sue 12-00402.000 Grate 01..()()094.000 Casteel 03-00791 .000 Jenkins Blankenship Gary S 09-ooa&O.OOO F St, 5-15 -8 S Prt Of Jimmie L. lot Sect -24 In SW Prt Investments Limited John & Casteel Della Timothy A, Sect 28 clo Mendelson Jeffrey clo NE 114 OF NE 114 S Of Rd Ex Coal Partnership Etal , Sect 9 -10 E 112 Sect. 28 2.26A OIJI of 1.08A Of 2.50A In W Blankenship, Sect. 34 Herbert Grate Sect. Back Lane 7.36A, 9.75A 1.03A, $44.50 24:16A 2.26A, Prt of S Of Rd 1.044A NW Corner Of 42A SE Prt Ex 2A (New Survey) $39.29 10-00335.000 Yost 8 (840) Out Of 1.18A $154.27 $104.98 SE Prt 21A , $174.27 13-00652.000 Hisle 06-00093.000 Cooper Richard Thomas &/Or SW Of SE 114 N Of Rd 01'110443.002 Erwin $1,309.52 09-00861 .000 .17 A :44A Charles R &/Or Reda A &lOr Pamela Sue, lot Sect Ex . Timothy R, sect 32 03-00478 . 003 Rendal Mendelson Jeffrey F Sect15 -8 ·5 NE Cor -12 -24 Near SW Cor $254.94 T3N R13W 10.00A out Johnson Charles F, Fr Cooper Phyllis J Etal, Sect 3 ·9 Nw Prt 12-00403.000 Grate 13.79A, $27.63 .lOA, $6.91 of 14.00A 10.00A, 12T 3 R 12 E112 OfW Sect. 28 SW Part 19A Of 43.45A E Prt 1.50A Investments limited 13·00653.000 Hisle 112 9.9916A Out Of $341.02 $53.80 $100.26 Partnership cld Charles R &/Or Reda 9.9916A, 06-00094.000 Cooper 01 -00027.000 Jacks 54.98A RUTLAND 09-00672.001 Nelson Herbert Grate Sect. F Sect 15 -8 -6 Off S Randal A &lOr TOWNSHIP Wanda, lot Sect. 11 $423.49 Mark P &/Or Stacey J 8 (640) on S End Of Side Of BOA E 112 of MEIGS LSD Part S Of Rd. W of 03-00631.000 Jordan Cooper Phyllis J, 100A Lot I 03 T4N 10A 1.01A, $451.40 SE 114 60A, $126.67 Dale c/o Sect. 28 S Part Of SW 11·00062.000Biack Church lot - .SOA Phillip R11 W 0.31" 8A Out Of LETART TOWNSHIP 13-00580.005 Mullins Ruthie J. Jordan , 1/4 SBA, $233.92 Connie B, Sect 10 In 12-00404.000. Grate $370.71 4.00A 0.318A, $3.84 SOUTHERN LSD Timothy L & Karen D s Part or 52.17A Mid Investments limited 01-ooa&O.OOO lawson Sect. 1 (640) T.4 R.12 06-00095.000 Cooper 08-00430.000 Boothe ' 09-00683.001 Nelson A &lOr Tina Lynn, Socii -7 Mark P &/Or Stacey J c/o Sect 1 TB Rl Tract #5 On S Line W Of Rd Partnership Mark F &/Or Amanda 48'X85' E Of Rd SE Randal Cooper Phyllis J, .30A or 5.50A w End 100A lot 104 T4N Herbert Grate Sect. 6.045A Out Of 41.54A .Lot Sect -16 On N 114.08A, $15.04 lA $1,046.51 6.045A, $950.82 14(262) Of 39.1BA NE Line Of Sect 03-00632.000 Jordan Sect. 28 T.3 R.11 SE 11 -00115.000 Along Bull Cane R11 W 1.595A Out 01 13o(l0522.000 Dale c/o Corner 5.4A Out Of 19.7475A Ex IB.091A Phillip 18.43A 1.595A , Bullington Phillip L Cor. Bordering On Road .30A, $34.90 Main St. .16A Nottingham Tommy Sect 38 NW Part 01 1.6565 A $150.85 Ruthie J. Jordan, 57.25A 5.4A, $54.35 08-00473.001 Boothe $877.59 And Nottingham 01-(10861 .000 Lawson Sect. 1 T.4 R.12NW 06-00096.000 Cooper Tina Lynn, 100A lot 09-00936.000 Newlun NW 114 Ex 112A NW & $1,534.04 A &lOr 271 & 272 3.166A In Harold , Lot 3 -4 -19 • 3A 12-00405.000 Grate Elfrada, Sect. 36 SE 11 .50A Randal 28 .50A Mark F &/Or Amanda Corner NE Investments limited 114 lA, $14.57 $1,023.51 Lot Sect -17 On S Church Lot Keno Cooper Phyllis J, 24 SE Cor Next To lot 271 & 1.0415A In Sect. 28 W Part Of SW Lot Partnership c/o 13-00523.000 Line Of Sect 75.63A .12A, $15.04 .75A, 11-01146.003 272 4.2075A Shumaker Nottingham Tommy Ex 21.909A 53.721 A 03-00633.000 Jordan 114 .75A, $3.07 Caldwell Timothy,Sec Herbert Grate Sect. $99.10 $135.11 And Nottingham Phillip Daleclo Ruthie 06-00097.000 Cooper 08-00033.000 Durst R 09-00937.000 Newlun $1 ,299.81 30T5N R14W 19.297A 8 (640) E Of Rd. N Of A &/Or Store .16A Elfreda, Sect. 15-7-36 01-00862.000 Lawson J. Jordan, Sect. 12-1 Randal Out Of 26.9229A Drug Larry, Sect 12 ·16 Mary A lot 24 SW Prl $34.67 In SE 114 of SE 114 1 A lA , Cooper Phyll.i• J, (640) Near Mid 2.52A Mark F &/Or Amanda (640) Mill Lot Of 1.17A E Of Swains 19.297A, $120.67 Sect. 28 NE Of SW 114 $208. t5 $50.82 Lot Sect -13 -17 W Prt $11.95 11-00157.000 Clark 12·00407.000 Grate 6.6A .25A, $11 .91 13-00161.003 Savage of 77A On S line Of 03·00711 .000 Klaiber & NW of SE 114 lA, 08-00034.000 Durst R 09-00938.000 Newlun Myrtle Etal, Sect. 1 N Investments Limited Partnership c/o Donald E &/Or Lorelei Carl E c/o VIckie $3.86 Sec .SOA, $8.91 Of 22.50A W Part Part Mary A, Lot 24 SW Prt larry, Sect 12 -16 N Klaiber, Sect 23 (640) 06-00061 .000 Cooper Side Of 26 112A Lot S Of 4.50A On w Line Of Sect 25 S 112 Of SW 01-00863.000 lawson 59A S.SOA Herbert Grate Sect. 14 (262) NE PI Of 114 2.00A Out Of Mark F &/Or Amanda E Side of S 112 .779A Randall A, Sect 25 T3 5258.20 Of Swain .SOA, Prt .53A, $439.59 NW Corner 08-00650.000 Durst $24.55 2.00A, lot Sect -11 Mill lot Out of 69.25A .779A R11 11-00613.000 Gilmore 70.54A Next to K Of P 37 .121A 16.82A Out 01 51.85A W Prl of S 1/2 of SW $4.64 .09A,SI92.86 $98.87 Ralph Larry, Sec 16 09-00939.000 Newlun Gary W &/Or Emily J 03-00712.000 Klaiber 16.82A, $211 .16 114 .BOA, $8.30 13-00373.002 E.tal, Sect. 32 SE 12-00274.000 Kauff (640)N Side S 253 Mary A, lot (139) SE Smallwood Bobby J 01-00151.001 McDade Carl E c/o VIckie 06-00063.00, Hamrick Corner Ex. #4 Vein Paul M &/Or Debbie S 112A W PI 29A Cor Below Guyan Rd. lot 36 .I SA, $308.97 Fr. 35 TB R15 53.087A Carl w &/Or Robin D Klaiber, Sect 17 (640) Wanda l & Glenn C 15.899A, $264.Q1 Coal 10.82A, $110.12 .42 .42A, $358.37 SW 114 13.379A Out Sect. 11-22 S Part Ex. Sect 22 Fr18 T3N Of 58.00A 11-00460.000 Holman I 2 • 0 0 0 4 7 . 0 0 1 Out 08-00135.001 Elias 09-00940.000 Newlun 13.379A, Fltchie Wlleys 11.31 A Janet K, 160A Lot Mary A, Lot 24 N End 53.087A, $1 ,300 .99 R13W 6.57A Out of Of 72A Roger L &/Or Sally Kennedy Robert K, S35.05 20.00A,6.57A, $733.95 $918.35 13-00374.000 lot Sect. 1 Fr.4 T-6N, Sect 8 T6 R14 .51A lA 1190 T2 Rll 36.289A Of 2 112 A SW 01-00SIO .OOOMitchell 03-00810.000 Marcum 06-00064.000, Smallwood Bobby J R· 14W Clair-Mar Out 01 10.70A .51A, Out Of 108.867A $48.32 Hamrick Wanda L & $94.22 John, Sect 30 W112 Of Michael W &lOr Sect 28 NW Part Ex Estates .9882A 09..()()941 .000 Newlun 36.289A, $263.32 NW 114 (5.892A New Connie J, Sect. 18 Glenn C, Sect. 11-22 08·00431 .000 Harper Mary A, lot (23) 12-00201.000 #4 Vein Coal 21A $1 ,105.74 T.3N R.12W Part Of SE Corner Above Survey), $96.56 Susan, $213.02 11-00732.000 Mitchell Mossman Brenda A, Sect 12 -1 - McKee Add, 54.22 01-00510.009 Mitchell The SW 114 2A Out Of DeWIIIs Run Ex. lA 7 Mid Of Rd Ex Coal 09-00942.000 Newlun 13·00375.000 Edward Lawrence Sect -8 32' Nxl To 6.65A, $20.81 John , Sect 30 T3 R13 48.39A 2A, $104.14 Smallwood Bobby J Mary A, Lot (24) Fr33 T6N R14W New Presbyterian Pt Of 26.58A, $122.96 2.399A Out Of 03-01322.004 Marcum 06-00065 .000, .SOA .20A, $48.91 Sect 34 NE Cor Ex #4 Survey 2.6527A Ex McKee Add, $4.22 08-00432.000 Harper Hamrick Wanda l & 18.434A 2.399A, Michael W &lOr Vein Coal 6.50A 2.5336A 0.1191A, 12-00202.000 Brenda A, Sect 12 -I - 09·00943 .000Newlun Connie J, Sect 18 T3N Glenn C, Sect. 11-22 7 On N line E Of Rd . Mary A, Lot (122) E $0.42 $71.83 Mossman Susan, $37.80 01-00290.003 Moon RI2W ·2A Out Of E Of Long Botton & Ex Coal 13-00161.010 Walker 11-00733.000 Mitchell Sect 8 East Of Road 4.90A, Side Of Mill lot Ex 2.00A, Hazel Part Of SA Phillip A, Sect 18 T3 42.39A Lawrence Out Of .SOA .15A, Debra A, S 112 Of SW 112A S .SOA (Sec 24) Edward $882.88 .65A, $2.31 R13 10.075A Out Of $1,165.94 114 Sect 25T8N R15W Fr24 T6N R14W New $281 .84 08-00417.000 Hawk .SOA, $8.44 24.136A 10.075A, 03-00981 .000 Parker 06-00009.001 Powell Toby sect31(212) N · 09-00944.000Newlun S.OOA Out Of 12.00A Survey 36.0794 12-00399.000 Tillis James E &/Or Bobble Estherla M clo Wilbur Side Ex 14A Highway Mary A, Lot (123) S Ex.7.4602 Ex7.4602 Danny $310.25 R &/Or 5.00A, $395.33 01-00648.000 Sauters Jean , Sect. 25 NE Vancoone~ Sect 27 Ex 13-00507.000Watroba Ex 9.4326 11 .7264A Saundra, Nw PI Of Min 24.23A 1/2 Of lA E Side Mill Corner Of NW 114 3A T3N RI1W 1.00A Out $257.25 E leon &/Or l 84A E End Ex. lot N Michelle, Sect. 17 lOA $63.80 Lot .50A .SOA, $8.44 Of 29 .75A 1.00A 08-00185.001 Jarrell 09·00871 .001 Pullins Christine, lot Sect. 1 $1 ,284.97 Out Of Mid. E Side Of 11-00386.000 Norris .21A, $297.97 Price $50.34 NE Part 01 SW 114 PI 03-00686 .001 40A Ex .#4 Vein Coal Floyd, 70A Lot 120A Oliver W &/Or Debra 12-00374.000 Tillis Joey, I OOA Lot 269 T2 Of NW 114 43A Janna L Etal, Sect 36 R &/Or 10A, $77.20 K Lot, Sect.-2 (640) 2 Danny Rl2 .791A Out Of T4N R11 W .675A Out LEBANON T3N R12W .642A Out $1,246.10 Of 2.00A .675A, Tr N Happy Hollow Rd Saundra K , Sect 14 13·00508.000Watroba 27.00A .791A, $956.30 TOWNSHIP 01-00649.000 Sauters Of S.OOA .642A, Nr W Sd Sec. 2 2.02A (262) NE Cor Of Lot 7 Michelle, Sect. 18 $11.11 08-00458.001 $621.06 SOUTHERN LSD E Leon &lOr l 109X11 0 .28A, 1.38A Of E Side Of $71 ."oo Montgomery Robert 09-00934.000Pulllns Christine, Lot Sect. 03-00610.001 Richard 07-00002.000 Adams 15A Ex.U Vein Coal 11-00231.001 Partlow $669.98 Dean Keith &/Or linda K Floyd Renee &/Or Alver A c/o Harry W. 13·1 S Of SW 1/4 Ex. Iva 1.38A $17 .12 12-00065.000 Tillis John, Sect 27 T6 R14 100A Lot 248 I.OOA Sect 25 Trl In NE Cor 15A S & 13.79A W Johnston Lawrence Adams Ill, Lot 28 Old Out Of 7 .OOA E 01 R &/Or 13-00565.001 Welch Of Sect 25 1.50A 11 .148A Out · 01 Danny 21.21A, $131 .27 Grant Jr Sect19 Portland, $16.61 26.14A 11.148A, Saundra Kay, Sect 14 \ Tony l &lOr Gwenne VIllage Lots W End $37.59 01·00650.000 Sauters T4 R14 Part Of SW 114 07-00394.001 Allen (262) Near NE Cor cia Gwenne Grady $69.91 09-01053.000Putman 1A, $1,333.37 E leon &lOr l 1.50A Out Of 3.30A Thomas A, Sect 35 T2 08·00893.000 Wagner Donald &/Or Marlene 11-00273.004 Pierce Joining VIII Joining Sect 14 Rl TBN RI5W Rll 160A lot 1178 Betty l , Sect 7 lot Sect.I6T4 R111 .87A Chrlstlne,lot,Sect.13- $674.96 .367BA Out Of 15.54A Jeremy &/Or Pierce lot 21 5.49A Ex 1 NE Part 01 SE 114 Of 03-01114.000 Short 1.099A Of 6.313A, #272 WEnd Coal Only Out Of 9.85A 1.87A .367BA ,$148.21 Martin, Part Of .432A $41 .35 Herbert & Martella clo .086A Of I A, .045A Of 51 A, $106.20 NE 1/4 SA, $54.56 Fraction 36 TBN 12-00046.000 $94.00 & Sally .387, $85.40 01 -00576.000 Whaley Fredrick SALISBURY R14W 2.724A Out Of Vanmeter Paul A &/Or 08-00615.000 Wolfe 09-01145 .000Rood Sect 8 07-00885.000 Bailey Herbert E & Sheila R Gerlach TOWNSHIP Angela 39.185A 2.724A, Kennedy Marjorie, Sect. 4-10 & Lois Charles Secl .28 NE Part Of (640) SW Of NW 114 & Gregory 0 & Kand1ko MEIGS LSD Irene, Sect, a (640) $92 .79 Sec 3-7 (215) W Part Lot #6-#7 Dlv. Kathleen A Nka Of 60A Ex Coal 60A .02A Out Of NW Of SW 114 W of Cr 14 - 01675 . 000Ac e 11 -00850.001 Priddy Near Mid On S line Randolph Est. l .OOA Bailey Kathleen Sect 13.00A Ex 1.616A $2.29 2.40A Rl 01 Way .02A 4.31A, $133 .08 Gary L &/Or Araka R Of NW 114 Ex 1.05A High Music Inc, Sect 03-00778.006 13SPrt015AWEnd 11 .384A $1 .91 3 (640) 20.85A , Sect 2 T6 Rl4 Mid N 1.05A $77.36 09-00242.001 Runyon $52.73 01 -00577.000 Whaley Stethem Jeffrey M 1.33A, $72.20 $670.64 112 2.472A Out Of 08-00616 .000Wolfe Jason Lee 07-00072 .000 Herbert E & Sheila R Sect 12 T2N RI3W, 14-00012.000 2.472A SALEM TOWNSHIP 39.40A Charles & lois Sect 23, T4, R11, NE Carpenter Freda Lot Sec 28 E End Ex 2.9879A Out Of 9.94A Anspach Eugene F $2,281.23 MEIGS LSD Sec36(100-215)W End Corner 1.00Ac Out Of Secll3 SW Cor W Of 2.40A 54 .67 A Ex And .9961 A Out Of &lOr Judy 11-01141 .004 13-00037.000 Barrett Ex 12A & 11 A W Of 17.82Ac 1.00A, S.OOA 49.67A , 8.55 3.9840 $605.91 Adams 24A, $132.43 Sect. 13-34 (100-327) Richards Ronald R Gerald F Sr Etal clo Rd Ex Coai16.50A Ex $397.76 03·00835 .001 Wolfe 07-00073.000 $215.61 Caldwell NE Cor. Next To &lOr Kathryn V, Betty 3.384A 1 $259.83 09-01226.000Treglla 01-00223.000 Whaley lore J, Sect 17T3 R12 Carpenter Freda Fraction 4 T6 R14 Sec 19 SE Of NWI/4 Maynard Coal Co louis P & Benedict J Herbert E &/Or Sheila .993A Out or 70.75A Sect19 NE Prt Of SE .66A $70.85 1.644A cia Louis P. Treglia Out Of Of 58.75A Ex #4 Vein OLIVE TOWNSHIP Lot 13-21-22 N Pt W .993A, $286.97 114 On Ad 3.75A Ex 14-00961.000 Sect 10 6.55A Out Of 41 .347A Ex .716A Coal 1.17A,$102.80 EASTERN LSD PI E114 SE Pt N,E of COLUMBIA 2.6258A 1.1242A, 09-00128.000Arnott 7.55A Out Of 7.55 .928A, $3.78 13-00038.000 Barrell Anspltch Eugene F $4.87 SR 681 6.5258A TOWNSHIP 11-01319.000 Ritchie Gerald F Sr Etal clo &/Or Judy Thomas A & Carol A 6.55A, $27.64 Ex3.09 3.4358A ALEXANDER LSD 07-00075.000 Sect. 34 (100-327) Caldwell Sect. 30 N Part Of SW . 09-01227 .OOOTreglla Charles A Sr &/Or Betty $875.06 05-00382.003 Bruner Carpenter Freda 1/4 30A, $644.99 50'X75' W St. Rd #7 PI Louis P & Benedict J Kathy A, Lot Sect.·B N Sect 19 Near Mid On 01-00844.000 Whaley Land Company Inc Sect 19 NE Prt Of SE 09-00058.000 Baker D c/o Louis P. Treglia Of .54A .07A, 1.91 Of Rd. .552A Out Of N Line Of Sec lA Herbert Eugene &/Or c/o John & Joan 1/4 N 01 Rd 1.56A Ex M clo Jerry Ann Sect 10 NW Qt. 01 .89A .552A, $640.99 l.OOA, $99.25 14-01722.000Athens Sheila R, Lot Sec - 22 Chesser .5972A, Sect .962BA & Pomeroy Coal & 11-00913.000 Romine 13·00296.000 Barren Schafer , Sect. 19·24 160A Lot 1164 40A 6A Of 32.95A E Side 7 T9 R15 Parcel 3 $162.41 Land Co The Sect 34 Delbert Howard c/o Gerald F Sr Etal c/o E Side Of 1112A $167.62 of Rl E 681 6A Ex 11 .27BA Out Of 07-00185.000 Delong Tom Romine Bony Caldwell, Sect (640) Coal Mid Of N Barber Shop .06A , 09-01228.000Treglla 2.272 Ex0.381 3.374 132 .044A 11.278A louise Hilda c/o Jeff $1 .93 louis P & Benedict J lot Sect -21 Near Cor 14 -5 (3) Longstreth 39.19A, $68.74 $511.04 $182.68 Delong, Sect. 24 E 09-00079.000 Barber c/o Louis P. Treglia N 01 Rd 1A, $15.24 14-00287.000 Brooks Add, $26.78 01-00510.014 Wolfe 05·00017.000 Byrd Part Out Of 15A James E Sr &/Or Sect 9 N Part 01 40A 11-00535.000 Rural 13-00445.000 Bass Dorothy Jane &lOr Michael T &/Or Hart Gail , Sect.3 Out 9.79A 1.1OA, $93.37 Diana l, Sect. 11 SE 1.89A, $7.67 Action Inc, Sect 28 E Steven John &/Or Thomas P, St 34 T.l Lora, Sec 30 T3 R13W SW Pt 84A NW Of N 07-00971.002 Jones PI Of 71.55A S 01 Mid. 09·01229.000Treglla Ruth End 135.8l!"A Ex Emily R.13 (100-370) On E 3.694A Out Of 8.47A IOOA NW 114 Ex ..03A Danelle Sect 20 T3 67.87A 67.95A loll, $22.83 Ex. 75A C lot 6.95A Louis P & Benedict J Line Near Mid Of 3.694A, $256.83 5.17A,S217.10 R11 S Of NW 114 Of $129.26 clo louis P. Treglia $1,889.02 13-00446.000 Bass 19.56A .87A, $175.92 CHESTER TOWNSHIP 05 - 00079.000 Byrd SW 114 1A Out Of 23A 09-00367.000 Bissell Sect 10 Mid & N Prt . 11-00701 .003 Stewart Steven John &/Or 14-01453.001 EASTERN LSD Gail, Sect. 12 1.532A lA, $308.88 Roger &/Or Sherrl Ex Mid & N Prt Ex lOA Kelly D &/Or Chaffee Emily Ruth, lot 2 Ex. Carpenter Randall R 03·00328 .002Bai ley $1 '176.54 07-00356.000 Sect. 24 NE Part 2A SW Cor 30A, $125.81 Marlene 0, Sact3 T6N 16' N Side, $76.71 · Jr, Sect 29 Tl Rl3 Pel Roy Lee &/Or Crystal 05·00179.001 Hamon lawrence Charles R $16.11 09·01230.000Treglla R14W 1.114A Out 01 13-00447.000 Bass #2 61A Lo1157 & 24A J, Sec. 13 T4N R12W Randy A, Sect 23 T9 Etal , Sect. 24 (640) 09-00368.000 Bissell Louis P & Benedict J 22.45A 1.174A $66.35 Steven John &/Or Lot313 .94A, $706.01 0.54A Out Of 2.80A R13 11 .3664A Out Of Out Of Cen. Of SW 1/4 Roger &/Or Sherrl clo Louis P. Treglia 11 ·00639.000 Vlny Emily Ruth 14-00505 . 000 24.G5A 11 .3664A 5.33A, $94.37 0.54A, $16.19 Sect. 24 SE Of NE 114 Sect 10 w Part Ex Joseph E, Sect. 30W lot 2 Longstreth Add. Cremeans Michael E 07-00357.000 03· 01 099.000Bauer 5876 .56 Ex . Noland 6A 56A W 37A, $154.98 Part Of SE 114 51 .37A 16' N Side, $7.46 &/Or Draama, Sect 15 Robert Michael &/Or 05-00320.001 Harvey lawrence Charles R S930.51 $849.99 09-01231 .000Treglle 13-00727.000 Denney (262) E of Pomeroy Carrie A, Sect 32 Geron & Rebecca Etal, Sect. 24 Sw 09-00166.000 Boston louis P & Benedict J 11 -00640.000 Vlny Ronald &/Or Ginger K Athens Rd .83A (840) SE PI of NE 114 Jean, Sect 26 T9 R 15 Ex.School Lot & . Dale Allen, Sect. 35 cia · Louis P. Treglia $606.09 Joseph E, Sect. 30 Lot2 Rt 325, $766.26 41 .00A Ex 9.3846A .946A Out 01 33.50A Stanearl Loi Ex .66A · T.4 R.11 Mid. Of S PI Sect 11 S Of SE114 Of Mid. On E Line 83.60A 13-00623.002 Earls 14-00767.000 Demoss 31 .6154A, 5138.85 .946A, $112.31 110.74A. $818.56 Of SW 114 Of 30.565A SW 114 20A, $83.62 $429.11 Shawn, Sec 2 T8N Esther l, Sect -16 03-00122.000Brewer 05-00382.007 07-00359.000 5.019A, $266.99 11-00641.000 Vlny R15W 5.3357A Out Of (640) SW Part Of Sect John c/o James Johnson Nick D &/Or Lawrence Charles R 09·00170.000 Boston, ORANGE TOWNSHIP Joseph E, Sect. 30 43.0609A 5.3357 A ·16 1.60A, $504.80 Goodrich, Lot 14 Cathy L, Sect 7 T9, Etal, S24 (840) Out Of .Sect. 17·18 SE PI EASTERN LSD Near Mid. Of E 112 $266.81 14-00299.000 Doerfer (282) F7, T4, R12, W R15 Parcei712.169A 158.90A Pel SW Ex. 1.50A N PI 36.75A SE I 0-00440.000 49.28A, $299.88 13-00395.000 Gilmore Henry Jr &/Or Pany End Ex . 25A W, Out 01132.044A, School & Staneart Pt Ex. .SOA .20A Barringer Mitchell D 11 -01184.003 Walker Gary W &/Or Emily J c/o Patty Thompson $284.58 12.169A, $130.66 Lot 38.67A ,$42.53 . $5.00 &/Or Driggs lisa R Danny L &/Or Judy K Etal, Sect 2 T.BN R.15 Sect 8 (640) s Of 03-00123.000Brewer 05-00312.000 Lisshlre 07·00562.002linkous 09-00171 .000 Boston Lql Sect 15 NE Part Williamson S Part Of Sect 13 T6 R14 1.00A W 24.26A Out Of John c/o James ltd, Sect 2 w 112 Of Dwight D &/Or Marie Dale Allen, Secl17Tr. Of 30A N Part Of S Out Of 94.398A Lot 2 47.229Ac 24.26Ac .85A .I SA, $8.78 Goodrich, Lot •14 SE 1/4 Ex lOA SW l , 100A Lots 184 & In W End SE 01 Rd. 100A 1.474A 1.00A, $112.74 $175.60 14-00300.000 Doerfer (640) NW Cor Ex 1/BA 9.275A New Survey 185 3.116A Out 01 2.77A, $20.33 $1,880.48 11·00737.000 Wolle 13-00396.000 Gilmore Henry Jr &/Or Pany W 2A, $13.52 $122.47 38.571A & 1.325A Out 09-01014.000 Collins 10..()()342.002 John M &/Or Carrie A Gary W &/Or Emily J Ann clo Patty 03·01696.000Carl A 05-00473.000 Lovell 58.67A 4.441A, Charlene, Sect. 30 w Bauerbach Scott A Lot Sect -2 SW Prt 01 Etal Sect 2 T.8N R.15 Thompson Sect Ritchie Royally lnt Mary C, Sect. 23 W Pt $108.55 Part 01 S Part Of W &/Or Amber M 41.85A Mid 01 N 112 W 3.4A Out Of 8 (640) S Part 0 161A Columbia Natural 01 N 114 Ex . .54A 07·00244 .000 114 12A, $50.25 Sec &T2 R12 2.036A Ex Coal 1A, $239.80 127.5546Ac 3.4Ac Bet Chester Rd .SOA Resources, Inc, $2.86 .065A Out or 128.46A Nottingham Tommy 09-01017.000 Collins Out Ot 89.172A $85.70 11-01026.001 Zdonlak $24.80 03-00060 . 000 .065A $3.26 And NottingHam Charlene, Sect. 30 2.036A $75.96 Debra, Sec 16 T& 13-00405.000 14-00152.000 Family Carnahan Donald P 05-00382.011 Lyons Elfreda, Sect. 24 NW Mid. on s Llna N Of 10-00435.000 R14W 3.00A Out 01 Goodman Billy J & Homes Inc, Sect. 16 aJOr Kelly D James l Jr., Sect7 T9 Cor. 0199 .77A NE 114 Rd. 6A, $191 .31 Lambert VIolet c/o 55.25A 3.00A, $78.44 Antonia M, Sect. (640) .62A Of 44.04A Sect 12·3 (640) SEPT R15 Parcell! 5.744A Of 45A 5.60A 0 9 - 0 0 3 5 6 . 0 0 0 Theresa Queen, Sect 25,T.8,R.15 NW Cor. SW 01 SE 1/2 N Of Rd ot NW 1/4 W Ot Rd Out Of 132.044 A $97.42 Delacruz Don,lngo D 12 R 12 T4 6.94A, RUTLAND VILLAGE 01 NE 114 3.081A 01 .48A $2,064.74 4.50A, $151 .03 , 5.744A $84.99 07-00003.001 Pickens &/Or Angela M, Sect. $276.Q1 MEIGS LSD 40A 3.061A 14-01304.000Fialslg 03·00586 .001 Davia 05-00250.000 Calvin D, 160A Lot 23 Nw Cor. Of E Part 10-00061.001 Pullins 12-00248.000 Atkins $120.10 William & Klein Greta l , Frac 36, T2, Saunders James 1185 Sec 33 T2N 0155A 1A, $703.29 Joseph William & IE Loretta, Sact. 13-00406.000 Barbara m Sec 9 (262) R12, 1.92A Out Of Wesley &/Or Kathy -R11W 12.849A Out 09·00448.000 Epling Faye, Sect 23 T4N 8,T.&,R .14, SW Cor Goodman Billy J & SW Prt 01 SW 114 01 104.79A 1.92A Jean c/o leon & 01 38.483A 12.849A . Roberts & Timothy S R12W N 01 SR 681 Lot 1117 .491 A 01 Antonia M, Sect. Rd lA, $17.64 $.375.06 Thelma Woodrum $185.51 clo Robert S. Epling 5.80A Out Of 37A 15.16A .2494A, 25,T.8N,R.15W, 2.55A 14-0041 O.OOOFolmer 03..()()324.000 Evans Sect. 23 N 01 NW 114 07-00004.001 Pickens Sect12 NE Prt Out Of 5.80A, $160.34 $85.85 Daniel Rm Sect 8 Out Of 30.879A Martin R &/Or Debbie 2.75A, $408.64 Calvin D, 160A Lot 22 09A lA $1611 10..()()471 .004 Ritchie 12-00400.000 Grata 2.55A, $35.05 (640) NE Part Bet Lynn, Sect 21 -15 SE 05-00251.000 11 86 Sec 33 T2N 09~00575 o'o2 e· 11 Charles A Sr &/Or lnveotmenta Limited 13-00613.000 Haefner Pom Ches Rd & 0 Of . p ng Cor 01 Frac Prt Of Saunders James R11W 4636A • ut Robert s & Timothy S Kathy A, Sect 6 T4 Partershlp cloHerbert Clarence A &/Or Forest Run 4A 2.35A, Wesley &/Or Kathy 22.858A 23A 20A , $687.35 4.636A, c/o Robert S. Epling .fl12 .845A Out Of Grate, Payne Lot & N Cheryl L, Sect 18 NE $270.00 03..()()325.000 Evans Jean clo leon & 68.06 Sect27T4R111.736A 26.847A Part 01 Church Lot Cor 01 NW Qt 01 Sect 14-00485 .1\00Gomer .845A, Woodrum , 07-00534.000 Pickens Out 01 2.27A 1. 736A $16.14 Martin R &/Or Pebble Thelma .57 A, $753.30 18 .SOA,$118.16 Charles E Etal c/o Lynn, Sect 21 (262) Sect. 24 S 01 SW 114 Calvin D, r Sect. 33 $135.41 10..()()573.000 12·00406.000 Grate 13-00272.000 Paul S. Gomer 8.88A 01 SW Prt 01 .25A, $6.13 (160-1187) N PI Of 09·01320.000 Heady Robinson R Rex & .Investments Limited Hanners Barbara L, Sect 34 (100-327) NW 22A E Prt Ex 39A N 05-00673.002 Smart 36.30A E PI Ex Coal 11 .30A, $47.80 07-00535.000Pickons Calvin D, Sect. 33 (160-1185) Out Of NE Cor Of Sect. .SOA $2.44 07-00536.000 Pickens Colvin D, Sect. 33 (160-1186) Mid. On N Line E 112 Ex. Coal 7A $29.99 07-00537.000 Pickens Calvin D, Sect. 27 (160-1186) Mid. OnE Line Ex. Coal 7.25A $30.77 07-00538.000 Pickens Calvin D, Sect. 33 (160-1186) S Pt Of NE 18 314 Ex Coal 12A $50.61 07-00539.000 Pickens Calvin D, Sect. 33 (160-1186) SE Corner Ex . Coal 13.70A $58.34 07-00540.000 Pickens Calvin D, Sect. 33 E 33A End Ex. Coal $367.35 07-00061.000 Pullins Vicky, Sect 36 Mid On E line Of NE 114 E Of Rd ,6A, $260.58 07-00770.001 Sellers Gregory A, Sect 23 160A lot 1171 T2 R11 S.OOA Out Of 44.84A S.OOA, $188.42 i ' J ' Public Notice On Rd Ex Coal Out 01 19.34A lA. 524.42 14-00SIB.OOOGraham Michael &lOr Cheryl lynn, Sect 17 (640) In N Part Of SW 114 28.12A, $851 .82 14-01582.00 Hlckmatl Floyd C &/Or Mary B Sect 24 (100) NE Cor Of 3.30A #56 Penny Surv .51 A, $8.40 14-01583 .00Hickmart Floyd C &/Or Mary B Sect 34 -35 (1 00) Near Mid Near S line .SOA $362.50 14-00688 .001 Hysell Gary F Sect 31, T2N , R13W, SW Corner .29A Out Of .86A, $103.82 14-01140 .001 Hysell Gary F, Sect 31 T2N R12W .316A Out Of 46.59A .316A , $725.72 14· 001 98 .000 Kauff Paul E &/Or Frances M Out Of 6.75A Tri lr> S Part lA, $58.76 . 14 - 0082 3 .OOOKI ng Danny R, Sect 2! (640) 160'X170' E Of Allen Gilkey 1.04A Ex . 166A .294A , $5.33 14 -02348.000Little Donald & Lei~ Royally Interest Herald Oil & Gas Co $4.45 14-00997 .001 Smith Jason &/Or Amy .554A In 100A lot 315 & .446A In 1OOA lot 304 I .OOA, $56 .45 t 4,- 0 .1 3 9 4 . 0 0 0 Sprouse Charles &/Or Ernestine, Sec 8 (640) T.2 R.13 S Prt Of 7A NE Prl Or S Of Pom Ches .50A, $8.40 14 -01395 . 000 Sprouse Charles &/Ot Erne st ine, Sec 8 (640i Prt Of 4.25A Mid E 01 NE 114 lA, $199.98 14·.01339.000 Welcl\ Gwen Husk' Sect 26 (640) Und 112. Of .75A E line 01 Union Ave I .OOA $16.02 14-01599.000WIIIIams J &lOr Clarence Catherine Jill St 36 T.1N R.I 3W (1 00-315) W End Of N 112 2.224A 2.224A, 32.05 14·01 600.000Williams J &lOr Clarence Cather in e Jill. St 31 T2N R.13W(640) Mid 01 SW 114 On S line 1.924A 1.924A Sl ,644.01 MIDDLEPORT VILLAGE MEIGS LSD 15-00118 .000 Cascf David P, lot (411) Pom 411 , $662.55 15·01 100.000 Casto & Lon. Chester lot 29 .201 A Out Of .98A .201A, $410.49 . 15-00295.000 Coates Celesta C, Lot 412 Pom #412 W 112 $475.21 • 15·00943.000 Craig Sleven & Gloria J Lot (124) Palmer's 2nd Add 124-E 112 sox5o· S642 .24 15' 00944.000 Craig Steven & Gloria J Lot (123) Palmer 's. 2nd Add 123-E Part Of Strip 4X50', $5.85 , 15-01111.000 Dowler David, Sect 29 .50A Ex 10" Side .SOA, $56.72 15-01112.000 Dowler David, Sect 29 .20A On W Lin e qt Corp N. Of Ad .20A, $19.07 • 15-01968 .000 Dowler. David, Sect 29 (640) 119.21A N Of Leading Cr W Of Mid Ex 1.36A 94.10A $575.51 , 15-01221.000Edwards Marvin R, lot 66 Coalport, $68.48 15-01222.000Edwards Marvin ~· lot 66C 10'X90' S16.33 • 1 5-00426.00 0EIII s. Oren l &lOr Peggy L: lot 15 Horton & Bosworth Add, $79.25. 15-00889.000 Hayne" Doris, Lot 59 Behal], 2nd Add Ex 18' No $339.61 15-00927.000 Hudso,.; James David &/Or Barbara Ann lot 22 Riverview. Acres Subdl\" $588.65 15-00686.000 Hyself Noah, Lot Pt. Of Lo~ U77 40X70.3 ·on SW PI Of 477 Pomeroy Add., $180.18 15 - 00932 . 000 Johnson David W &/Or Betty I. Lot 7 Hobart Add Mid 62' Front 30' Rear $816.67 15-00058.000, McCarty Roy &/Or Tammy "Lot (16) Riverview Acres, Subdivision, $840.54 • 15-01575.000 Powell Shelby M, Lot 13& Bosworth Add, $81.02. 15-00851.000 Sigman Megan Beth &10• David, lot 37 Horton & Bosworth Lot 37' $369.92. ' 15-01968 .002Stove• Yvonne, Sec 29 T1 R13 N Of Leading Creek W Of Mid 1.041A Out Of 96.50A' • 1.04, $1 ,277.98 15 -01343.000Taylot John L Etal Lot 24 Behan 2nd Add $66.70 15·01344.000Taylof John l Etal Lot 8 Behan 1st Add. S liZ $197.88 15-01477.000Welch ' (Continued on Page BS) ~ I (Contl.....t ~ " - 11-4) Tony c/o Gwenne Grady, Lot 29 .06A PI 01 Brick Yard Lot 01 Back St. .06A, $3.25 15-01478 .000Wotch Tony cia Gwonne Grady, Lot 29 12' E Side 58' Park Sl $221 .08 15-00102 .OOOWIIIa Mike & Karen Lot (18) Riverview Subdivision Acres $1 ,409.33 15-01440.000WIIson Randy A &/Or Elizabeth J, Lot 112 Old Bosworth Add $1 ,290.74 15-02019.000WIIson Randy A &/Or Elizabeth J, N Side Of Lot 112 Old Bosworth Add 12' X 114' $12.98 15-001 03 .000Young Darrell T c/o Kathy Strickland, lot 82 Bosworth Add Ex 40' All Of l,ot83, $613.01 POMEROY VILLAGE MEIGS LSD 16-01719.000 Casto Chester L Sr lot 432 Ex 75'X100' 01 w End, $223.04 16-01720 .000Casto Chester l Sr, lot 432 5'X100' W End $6.78 16-00362.000Cupdlfl James c/o Margaret White lot 143 N 112 Dabney Add, $13.67 16-00399.000 Davidson Mila J c/o Mila Woods lot 527114, $940.97 16 - 00 22 9 . OOOD II I Irene M c/o Mary Jo Wolle, Lot 14 Lincoln Heights Add, .64 16-01950.000Edwarda Marvin Jr, Lot 262-17 Sub.438 314 .17A W Part Of 173 N Of Rinehart .17A, $336.82 16-0I864.000Fielcher David A &/Or Diana S Lot 35 Lincoln Heights Add. $294.69 16-01599 . 000 Formyduval Timothy L, lot 18 Sub 4 Charry St 26'X60" $38.39 16-01683.000 Gilmore Jerod Daniel &/Or Brook lynn Lot 325 Mechanic St, $109.31 16-00967.000 Imboden Earline Etal Lot 258 Sub. 90 $152.06 16-00917.000 Johnson Jessie & Bartha c/o Sol & Lealer Johnson lot 35 V B Horton's Add $8.17 16-00918.000 Johnson Jessie & Bertha clo Sol & Johnson Lealer Lots 26 -27 -28 $67.54 16-00919.000 Johnson Jessie & Bertha c/o Sol & Lealer Johnson Lot 36 V B Horton's Add $11.78 16-00920.000 Johnson Jessie & Bertha c/o Sol & lealer Johnson lot 34 V B Horton's Add, $8.17 16-00921 .000 Johnson Jessie & Bertha c/o Sol & loaler Johnson lot 29 & 30 90'XIOO' $6.32 16-01833.000 Johnson Terry L II & Melissa c/o Melissa Johnson Lot 12 $775.95 16-01834.000 Johnson Tarry l II & Melissa c/o Melissa Johnson Lot, 303 Out Of lot303 25' Wide X 94' X 103'5" .054A $8.61 16-01 092.000 McKenzie Bruce L Etal c/o Kelly McKenzie, lot 80 $9.98 16 - 01093 . 000 McKenzie Bruce L Etal c/o Kelly McKanzle , Lot262 -18 NOIEBauer&WOI Sedore Ex Coal 5.52A $473.03 16-01585.000 Mills James R &/Or Sally G Lot 434 1.98A $611.56 16-01176.000 Moon Phillip Arthur Etal Lot 257 Sub. 19112 $110.28 16-01284.000 Ohlln~ar Rosa c/o Jellrey Ohlinger, Lot 492,$63.42 16-01285.000 Ohlln~er Roaa c/o Jellrey Ohlinger , Lot 492 112 Strip 78' W Side & 18' B 01 Lot, $9.72 18-01153.000 Ritchie Cherlea A &/Or Kathy A Lot,1224 .28A 01 Felger & Merrick Ex. Coal .28A, sauo 18·01370 .000Ritahle Charlea A Sr 1/0r Kathy A, Lot 23 127.33 18.01371 .000 Ritchie Charltt A Sr aJOr Kathy A, Lot 31 18.74 18.02401.001 Ritchie Cherlet A 8r 1/0r KltiiY A, Sec 8 T2N R1 3W Part 01 Lot t 271 0.088A, $78.81 18-02402.000 Ritchie Charlea A Br &/Or Klthy A, Lot 280 80' On south Side NSurvey 0.085A, $55.57 18.02403.000 Ritchie Charlet A Sr &/Or Kathy A, Lot 281 Lot S Side 80' On W & 2)0' On E 51~ Ex ssn I . e Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice New Survey 0.053A $282.01 16-01435.000 Roach Darin Doyle Etal Lot 262 -25 125' on End Bet Com & Rd $1 ,415.87 16-00684.000 S8utera Connie L, Lot 284 Rear 284 20' From Cliff To End 01 Lot, $4.81 16-oo665.000 Sauters Connie l , lot 284 Horton's Add All In Front Of 20' From Cliff $468.38 16-01948.000 Townsend Helen lot 185 35' N Side $123.65 16-01949.000 Townsend Helen Lot 186 10' S Side $20.39 16-00753.000 Wilson Garry L &/Or Shirley A lot, 551 .60A .60A $378.19 16-01956.000 Woods Mila, Lot 523 $1 ,516.63 $98.84 17-00173.004 Rayburn Royal A & Roaalle A,Sect 1.8 T1 Rl4 5.812A Out Of 69.111A 5.812A $94.65 17-00173.005 Rayburn Royal A II Rosalie A, Sect 18 T7 R14 S.OOA Out Of 74 .111A S.OOA $85.01 17-00868.000 Robinson Marilyn , Sect 24 NE Part 01 101A NW 01 NW 114 & NW 01 NE 1/4 17.00A $184.09 17-oo682.000 Robinson Warren E Robinson &/Or Robert L, clo Warren E. Robinson, Lot Sect.-18 NE Cor. Of NW 1/4 .50A, $5.21 17-00227.000 Savage EdWard L, lot Sect 14 ·24 SE Corner 10.95A $182.05 17-00575.000 Thompson Roger &/Or Durham Melissa Lot (1), $61.25 17-00577.000 Thompson Roger &/Or Durham Melissa Lot (3). $52.08 17-00578.000 Thompson Roger &/Or Durham Melissa lot (2). $45.51 17-00651.000 Williams Andrew J &/Or Ama Sue. Lot Sect.-32 (840) S PI 01 SW 114 Ex. 18 3/4A South 16.9579A $611.94 17-00152.000WIII Ken &/Or Kimberly lot Sect 14 15 w Of Mid 20.89A Ex 1.956A 18.934A. $359.02 30.142A 2.00A, $51 .91 18-01216.000 Stobart Donna, Sect 9 S PI S 01 Rd Ex Coal 2.673A Out 0125.87A 2.673A $71 .90 18-00004.003 Taylor Chad l &/Or Rebecca D, 160A Lot 1201 T2N R12W ~ . 759A Out 01 2.882A 10.0687A $112.54 18-00189.000 Thacker Anthony W &/Or Tonya R, Sect. 12-16 S PI 0117.72A W 01 Cr Ex . Coal .64A, $325.31 18-00726 .000Whlle Ell David &/Or Evelyn Irene &lOr Ebersbach Jennifer L Sect. 2 #108 & 130 Heck Surv. .50A $10.14 SUTTON TOWNSHIP SOUTHERN LSD 1B-00403.000 Arnott Thomas A &/Or Carol A, Sect 16 Prt Of 340A E 01 Wolf Run 2.93A $18.69 18-00621.000 Bean Marvin &/Or Rhea lot 21 Sub A $482.96 18-00587.001 Burton Lori D, Sect 16 T2N R12W 2A Out Of 10.50A 2A, $608.58 18·01325.000 Davis William D &/Or Coral D Sect.12-30 W PI 3.28A SE PI 42 314A N End .9BA, $8.53 18-01327.001 Davis William D &/Or Coral D Sec, 36 T2N R12W 2.5984A Out Of 17.50A 2.5964A, $22.34 18·01329.001 Davis William D &/Or Coral D Sec, 36 T2N R12W 2.4236A Out 01 3.37 A 2.4236A, $20.71 18-00949.003 Davia William D Jr 1OOA Lot 283 5.5429A Out Of 81 .838A 5.5429A, $178.38 18-00949.004 Davia William D Jr 100 Acre Lot 283 1.6345A Out Of 74.6951A 1.6345A $52.75 18-00950.003 Davis William D Jr 100A Lot 284 2.355A Out Of 69 .37A 2.355A 576.19 18-00952.001 Durham Brian E &/Or Rebecca R, Sect 24 W Side Of Rd 160A lot 1220 T2 R12 5.01A, $177.56 .18-01167.000 Durham Brian E &/Or Rebecca R, Sect 24 160A Lot # 1220 3.02A Out Of 75.97A T-2 R-12 3.02A $12.56 18-00268.000 Grueser James J Jr &/Or Melissa K, Sect. 16 R.12 T.2 Mid. #53 & 6 Ex Coal .OSSA Of 43.193A .045A, $19.00 18-00267.000 Grueser James R Jr &/Or Melissa K Sect. 16 SE PI N Of Salser's W 01 Rd. Ex. .101A .103A, $19.00 18-00269.000 Grueser James R Jr &/Or Melissa K, Sect. 16 .063A Out Of 44.49A .063A, $19.00 18-00973.000 Hood Stephen Todd Sect 38 NW Cor 01 5.52A On W Line S 01 Rising .96A $100.72 18·01290.000 Hunt Richard L, Lot 73 73 E Main, $237 .66 · 18-00897.001 . Johnson Jill L, Sec 25 T3N R12W 0.618A Out Of SA & 0.280A Out 01113.21 A .888A $1,551.90 18.01284.000 Logan Jam11 Dwight, Lot 83 5A Sub. A 5A, $47.52 18-01285.000 Logan Jam11 Dwight Lot 83 Sub. C . $33.88 18-00101.000 Madlty Dwight P 1/0r Joyce M Sect 31 T 3N R 12 1.34A , $211.83 18-00488.002 Routh Debra J Beet 10 T2 R 12 1.OOA Out 017.30A 1.00A 8871.111 11·00120.000 Routh Robart aJOr Kimberly K, Beet 12 • 22 8 Lint E 01 Rd• .31A, $1,118.74 18-01211.001 Rouah Robart Q &/Or Kimberly K, 100A Lot 281 T2 R12 .075A Oul Of 28.302A .075A $11.38 18-01148.000 Slmma · Mary Donna, Lotl00300 E Of Lot 311 1.33A 1.33A, $548.18 18-01185.002 Bmlth Jarnea H, Sec 19 T3N RI2W 2.00A Out 01 SYRACUSE VILLAGE SOUTHERN LSD 20-00151.000 Davis William D Jr, lot 2 Hlghlewn Subdivision $986.12 20-00152.000 Davis William D Jr, Lot 3 Hlghlawn Subdivision $130.17 20-00461 .000 Downing Melissa A, 5 Ex .. 13A N $52.47 20-00462.000 Downing Melissa A, 29 , $77.61 20·00040.000 Grueser Melissa K, Lot 81 $186.52 20-007 40.000 Grueser Melissa K, Lot 83 $1 ,334.41 . 20..()()122.000 lavender Mary Janice, Lot 24 .0909A Ex .0036A .0873A, $14.18 20-00124.000 lavender Mary Janice, PI Of 293 s PI Ex Lots & 34A To St Ry Ex .26A 1.2633A Ex .5889A $11.84 20..()()125.000 Lavender Mary Janice, Lot 22 Part Of .08953A Ex .0151A .07443A, $14.60 20-00219 .001 Pickens Calvin D &/Or Kaaron K lot, 295 T2N R12W Parcel .674A Out Of 3.75A .674A, $457.99 20-00190.000 Reynolds Floyd A &/Or Shirley D 18 Hlghlawn Subdivision, $945.52 And notice Ia hereby given that the whole of such several tracts, lots or parts of Iota will be certified for foreclosure by the County auditor pursuant to law, or forfeited, to the State, unless the taxes, assessments, and penalties are paid. Nancy Parker Grueser, Auditor of Meigs County, Ohio (11) 17, 24 w SCIPIO TOWNSHIP MEIGS LSD 17..()()254.001 Amburgy Arnold Jr &/Or Sara Sect 34 T7N R14W l .OOA Out 01 24.66A 1.00A $14.30 17-00646.000 Andrus Gerald A Jr &lOr Tammy R, Sect 17 (640) In N Part Of SW 114 22A, 592.21 17-00816.003 Baughman John Trustee Fraction 24 T7 R 14 5.0050A Out Of 92.04A S.OOSOA $100.65 17-00670.001 Beard Keith D, Fraction 35 T7 R14 50.892A Out Of 64 .50A 50.892A $790.02 17..()()831 .000 Bell David J &/Or April K Sed 30 4.556A Out Of 12.667A Ex 3.0753A t.OOA, $814.80 17-00922.001 Binegar Michael Allen, Sect28 Fr 35 T7R14 3.00A Out Of 13.42A 3.00A $34.88 17-00198.000 Black James &/Or Tracl Sect 2 (840) Mid Of S 1/2 On N line 01 W Of Rd 6A, $815.31 17-00427.000 Boring Robert E, Lot 8 $500.07 17-00090.000 Cogdill Brandl J, lot Soc -23 (840) SE Prt 60A Ex 32.50A 27.50A S383.07 17..()()090.001 Cogdill Brandi J, Sec 23 T7 R14 32.50A Out Of 60 .00A 32.50A $138.35 17-00159.000 Coles Edward H Etal Lot Sect -15 (262) NW Cor Of S 152A 6.42A $83.41 17-00160.000 Coles Edward H Etal Lot Sect -15 (262) w Prt Of NW 114 SOA 25A, $71.38 17-00179.000 Conerlll Steven D &/Or Barbara C lot, (9), $18.20 17-00180.000 Conerlll Sleven D &/Or Barbara C Lot, Sec ·16 (640) NE of NW 1/4 Ex 16A Ex SA Ex 1.526A 3.474A $108.29 17-00640.000 Hicks Cynthia Lot16,$33.23 17-00641.000 Hicks Cynthia, lot 15 $791 .13 17-00415.000 Hyatt Troy &/Or Marilyn Secl36 T7 Rl4 N Mid 1/2 Out Of 40A Ex 3.49A 12.815A $913.37 17-00472.000 Kennedy Perry E, lot Sect -14-15 NE Part Of 37.50A 5.50A, $58.53 17-00473.000 Kennedy Perry E, Lot Sect ·14 ·15 (262) NE Part .SOA, $165.19 11·00494.000 Kostlval Jan M &/Or Tamara Lynn, Lot Sect -23 (640) NE 114 S Of Rd N Part Of SE 114 108A $597.91 17-00495.000 Kostival Jan M &/Or Tamara Lynn, Lot Sec 23 (840) N Part 01 NE 114 N 01 Rd 88A, $1,609.67 17-00861.000 Kostlval Jan Michael & Tal!lara Lynn, Sec 17 (640) NW Cor W Of Rd NE Of SE 1/4 Mid Of SW 114 Ex 87 .573A 18.271A $474.01 17.()(1978.000 Pagevllle Propartlea Inc c/o Anne W11t Bacl-1 0 (262) Fr. 12 All & S 01 Rd 24.93 Of 88A 24.13A 11 ,883.11 17o00630.000 P~llllpa Paul aJOr Diana Sect 4 NE 01 8W 1/4 & NW 01 8E 114 52A S454.80 17.00831.000 Phllllpa Paul 1/0r Diana Sect 4 E 20' Downing Survey toQ 20A $880.S2 17o001132.000 Phllllpo Piul &/Or Olana Sect 4 Mid On B Llna lOA Ot NW 1/4 S42.oe 17.()(1922.002 Rankin Eric 1/0r Rhonda K Fr 34·35 T7 R14 7.454A Out 0110.42A 7.454A, $60.56 11..()()173.003 Rayburn Royal A & Roealla A, Sect 18 t7 R14 6.156A Out Of 63.299A. 6.156A, a RACINE VILLAGE SOUTHERN LSD 19-00145.000Arnott Thomas A &/Or Carol A , Sect. 16 (640)W 01 Wolf Run .11A $6.20 19-00242.000 Copplck Jerry, lot 65 $386.88 19-00206.001 Crouch Tony C, Sec 16 T2N R12W 0.147A Out Of 0.43A 0.147A $88.14 19-00271 .000 Dowell Jeffrey Sr &/Or Erica Sect. 16 (640) .17 A Mid. #3 On N Line 01 Hayman .17A $65.31 19-00405.000 Roush Norman H &/Or Janet K c/o Larry Fisher Lot 14 P Wolfe #14 543.55 19-00406.000 Roush Norman H &/Or Janet K clo larry Fisher Lol17, $952.71 •a HAS SOMETHING FOR YOll!! 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MILES LAYTON RACINE- The Southern Local School Board ofticially approved a contract with the classified employees union Tuesday which will save .money for the di'strict and provide raises to these employees. Local The Southern Classified Employees Association contract calls for classified employees to pay more of their health msurance premiums and prescription medication. The trade-off for the union is a salary increase that more than offsets the increase in health insurance premiums and will cost the district nothing. It will save the district more than $24,000 dur- b--+-+- OBITUARIES CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebril)t Cipher cryptograms are Cf~ed irom quotations b'l famous ~e pas1 and prese'11 Each le!lar 1n tl".e opner stand5 fo1 anc11er Toaay·s cltJe· s equals T " LKYOAXN IACCKW A. E FVKHAXN v KATX'E VVNW SRGWW·LAWVW VWVAK KAXWPVVHWG SRGTMNR AX l T GH v VR T l EM AS ." ZTRXETX PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "Antomom says he jusllries to make something Page AS • Ross O'Dell King • Willie Lee Neal ing the next two years. This contract was approved last week by the Finance Planning and Supervision Commission which is overseeing the district's financial recovery. The contract is retroactive to June and wi ll be in effect unti l 2005 . Starting next fall , new classified employees hired after school starts will have to pay 15 percent of their health insurance premiums. Superintendent Bob Grueser said the contract is a step forward for both the district and the employees. "This contract is uot going to cost any additional money and ir is a good thing for both the employees and the district," he said. The school board approved the following substitute teachers for the 20032004 school year pending completion of all necessary requirements for these positions: Peggy Bailey. Wes Buckley, Brooke Butchers, Jeremy Chi rpas, Bill Downie. Teresa Denni s, Tommy Ferrell. Laura Grippa, Whitney Hapstonall, Jack Malone , Luke Mcintosh, Abra Ohlinger, Kevin Sheppard and Shannon Thomas. The Board approved the following non-teaching per' sonnel for the 2003-2004 school year pending the necessary requirements for Please see Southern, AS Volunteers unload a truck at the Middleport Elementary School that is filled with furn iture, household goods and other items that have been donated to the Meigs Cooperative Parish from the Old Fort United Methodist Church which is located near Lake Erie. (J. Miles layton ) Supermarket Sweep Trucks travel to Meigs County filled with generous spirit BY J. MtLES lAYTON )layton@mydailysentinel.com sionary coordinator for Old Fort United Methodi st Chu rch. "This is what the Christmas season is .all about. MIDDLEPORT is a year round thing ." Generosity is beginning to Giving Dee Rader. Meigs accumulate in Meigs County. Cooperative Parish, said .the Large trucks full of food. contents of the truck and others household goods. toys and fur· like them will help make the niture have started coming in holidays a happier place in from all over the Oh.io 10 the Meigs County which has the Meigs Cooperative Parish who second highest unemployment will dispense the good will rate in the state at J4.3 percent. starting at 9 a.m. Dec. 6 at "Yes, J think this will help the Middleport Elementary School. people of Meigs County,' she An J 8-wheeler truck said. "It will help supply their arrived in the sleet and snow needs especially over the holiMonday from the northern days. Hundreds of people will end of the Ohio mere minutes show up for the big give-away." from Lake Erie. The truck' s Bach said her church heard contents came from the Old about the needs of Meigs Fort United Methodist County from a fellow parishChurch which is near ioner who was familiar with the Bowling Green. At least I J work of Andrea Culley, who volunteers from the church has organized a church wide woke up at 5 a.m. before the effort to bring a large truck sun was out of bed to follo w from her church in northem the truck to Meigs County. Ohio to the Meigs Cooperative This is the second year the Parish for the past four years. church has invaded Meigs Bach said word of mouth about . County and conquered with a Meigs County spread and soon ge nerous spirit. Old Fort was helping out. "We are here because we want "Thi s is all for a good to help anyone IP.at we can," said cause," she said. 11 ·22 -ll,; TUTDAIIT Ci.ftii-Q _£11-..I ~C,~ WOIO PUZH!R \:)~ ~-..1J )..~'\.. ~ '}:;if' ;:J GAM! - - - - - - ldilttllty Cl-AY R. POLLAN_::.___ _ __ BIG NATE Ohorrong• low lo form fo ur !imp!e words. By Bernice Bade Oaol It isn't likely that the year ahead will be another run-of-thC-mill year. Chances are your social circle will be increased and th e · new additions will bring with them a number of fresh interests and exciting times. SAG ITT~ AI US (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) - Try to avoid any arrangements or plans that could curb your mobility or freedom of action. You need to be footloose in order to take advan- tage of something quile pleasant that pops up today. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19) - Things concerning your financial interests could take a good turn at this time Vel what you PEANUTS AND IT SAYS TI-!AT ALTI-IOVGH ~E ~AD FAME AND FORTUNE l-IE NEVER SEEMED >lAPP'( AND NO ONE REALLY KNEW WI·N ..' 1-115. DOG I-lATED 1-liM~ 1~ ~~ r1E 1. 0 1 iRtFI" I~~MI .-- derive might come through a unique set of circumstances rather than from your own .-------_,where would ihe school have all efforts. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - A person you recently met who you'd like to get to .. , I:.,j,.:S:_:,NI:.,g.:.Irl-11 know better may contact you today with~· an _ . . . . . . by l ll lin ~ in rhe miuing wort's invit ation for a get-together. ltloolc.s like this '-.l.......I......JL-..1-..J......J you develop from 5lep Nc. 3 be!ow. person has a place in your lite. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Nice people always want to do nice thing s for nice friends. And today some pleasant surprises co uld be in the offing for you sim.ply because you a r~ well thought of by others @) FORI I ARIES (March 21-April 19) - Should a flash of inspi ration hit you today through a ' SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS 11 '21- Ol stimulating conversation, give it your full Urchin · Dress · Kini<y · Cloudy · SHOCKED attention. You could be onto something big Two matrons walked out of the theater. One shook · that should be given serious consideration. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Don't be her head in disapproval. 'Too bad," the other matron afraid to experiment with unconventional laughed," I mustoe old because I've learned how Ia be ideas. methods or procedures to improve amused rather than SHOCKED.' upon worn-out Items or situations. Your ingenuity could be met with startling sucARLO & JANIS cess. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - A chance meeting with a friend today who introduces MAY'*- I A,._ JU!>f f'>~IISCl you to an associate that she or he is with IMMAW~£. Ae<xlf If. could turn out to be quite beneficial. You and your friend's pal may ha<Je much to share with each other. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - It's nothing to fret about if everything doesn't run like clockwork today, because it will be one of those unexpected changes that could work for your benefit. Go with the flow and keep your eyes open LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Someone who · has admired you from afar might step out of the shadows today and nialc.e his or her presence felt. Welcome the initiation of a new friendship, because it could go surprisingly far.- ", VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - It may be one of those days when everything will be different. Events that you thought would be boring won't be, and situations lhat are usually routine ceuld turn out to be quite exciting. <='""' LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23)- A surprise invitalion to a social event. which may have interested you but which you never expect- \ ed to be part of, could come to yo u today t hrough someone who Is Invited and told to ~-,1-:,;. .:.;.Hj i~ ~~~:~~~~. :h: chucki• •••••d ~~~~~~M6LE I'M KAVING A"SI~Kia<' DA'<- SIDEKICKS N~eR -...r GUTTOO STRt.SS"ED A!OVI AN'ffiii~G. IT~ GReAT GARFIELD 1'Hf. FUfURE L.lf.5 Elf.FORE US! OR IS 1'HA1' 'fHf. PA51'? HARP' 1'0 1'E.L.L fHf.M APAR1' I complained that mv son spent a N U C P H I~ too much ti"!e at the schooi gym s 1 1G 1 ~ playing ball. "Gee Mom," rny son 1 I . . . . . . _ argued, "if It weren't for basketball. @ ~:;~;~~uMemo BETTY I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I I I I I I ]_ I I bring a friend GRIZZWELLS ~. lt'ti ll\51 B<lt'ffilt.I-ID ~A\D :1: WAS (}. ~ll.l Cot-iffioL I'R£(}.1<. A!-\D ... .. · Cloudy, HI: 40a, Low: 30s l~ttfe rs of , th• reur sc:rcmbled words be· TUesda~Nc~25,2003 Dotallo on Pill• A2 LmTERIES Ohio Pick-3 day: 2-9-0 Pick 4 day: 9-2-8-0 Pick 3 night: 9-5-6 Pick 4 night: 6-2-8-3 BuckeyeS: 4-9-18-19-33 West Virginia Dally 3: 9-4-0 Daily 4: 8-3-3-8 Cash 25: 5-6-9-20-23-24 INDEX 2 SECI10NS - Calendars Chissifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports Weather 12 PAGFS A3 B2-4 Bs A3 A4 As As B1 A2 © 1003 Oblo Valley PubU.hintl Co. Two shopping carts, 92 seconds and free reign in the aisles of Powell's Super-Valu made Monday morning very profitable for a Rutland woman. Michelle Vanaman was the winner of a "Supermarket Sweep" .. promotion sponsored by the supermarket, PepsiCola and K92-FM. Vanaman practiced for her sweep, she said, and got some advice frotn her husband and family. Much like her TV game show counterparts, she concentrated her efforts in the meat department, and · as a result, scored two turkeys, a cartful of ham, steaks, and chicken, and a dozen bottles of laundry detergent during her invasion of the grocery store aisles. With friends and family cheering her on, Vanaman collected over $464 in merchandise - that's $5 a minute. (Brian J. Reed) . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Lady Luck may be riding your shoulder today In a matter where you have had some financial conce rns, Think positive and be hopeful regarding the outcome of events. lA:> YoU M!NI7 Slti\NG UP STkAIGHT WilEN I'M TALKING TO YQJ ?/!! Vacation freeze lifted for Middleport employees J. money to make payroll for the remainder of the year. According to Swift, all three of the village's full-time MIDDLEPORT police department employMiddlerort village employ- ees, himself included, have ees wil be. permitted to take requested paid vacation paid ,.vacation through the remamder of the year, despite between now and year's end. However. Swift said. a shorta vacation freeze imposed by . age of employees and a ban Mayor Sandy Iannarelli earli- on overtime imposed earlier erlhis month. this year, makes it impossible Village Council met with to schedule those vacation Police Chief Bruce Swift and days, that there are not Street Supervisor Kenn y enoughin other employees to Madden Monday evening to fill in for vacationing workdiscuss options for handling ers. vacation requests in light of a financial hardship that has Ple•se SH VIICIItlon, AS forced the village to borrow BY BRIAN REED breed@ mydailysentinel.com FREE Surgical Weight .Loss Seminar . 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Defending against four spades, your partner (West) leads the club two: fou r, king, queen . You try the club ace: eight, five, seven. What wou ld you do next? North judged ,that a slam was unlikely. So, .' instead of Cue-bidding two clubs, he jumped straight to game. You know that there is still one club outstanding, but. West must have it. With a doubleton, he would have led his higher card . You can see three tricks:. one spade and two clubs. From where will the fourth come? Not hearts - both finesses are working if South needs them. Not diamonds - th at suit is solid. And not clubs. So, that leaves only spades . ll partner has king-doubleton, king-third or queen-third, it doesn't matter what you do; but il he has queen-doubleton or jack-third, it does. Le ad another club. Declarer will probably ruff in the dummy and call for a spade. But you win with the ace and play a fourth club, which here promotes your partner's spade queen as the setting trick. Whenever you have taken all possible side-suit tricks, con~ede a ruff-and-sluff. I ,"r"!j.g!iJIII Danish philosopher Soren Kier1o:egaard wrote, "I see it all pertpcUy; there are two possible situations - one can either do this or that. My .honest opinion and my friendly advice is this: do it or do ,not do it BARNEY I J • ..L;_ -• Holzer Medical Center Education & Center Rooms AB .. ·1-866-821•4541· ..----www;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;:·ccwl.info � 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 11. November 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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