https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6b237430f82be0ca9004963239b4952c.pdf c3ec064ccde05eb45c078c907099dbc2 PDF Text Text ~ --- - ----~------~------------------~~~~--~~-·--~~~----~--~----~----------------------~~--~-- Refinery& Road Show in Gallipolis, A2 Prep volleyball action,Bt • 100~, l'rintcd on Rcc,>clcd 1"\c\\spdnt Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio .. r - aD.,. 50 CENTS • Vol. 6o, No. 6 ' 1 • • O'Bieness to offer AARP driver safety course Pomeroy declines fire station property purchase B Y B ETH S ERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM POMEROY The plan ATHP..NS - O'Bicness to purchase property on Memorial Hospital w1ll Nye Avenue lor a .second offer the American fire station in Pomeroy Association of Retired went up in tlame~ this Persons (AARP) Driver -.veek. After three public meetSafety Course, a classroom ings and countless discuscourse aimed at helping older people refresh and sions, Pomeroy Village prove their driving skills. Council unanimously. and unexpectedly, voted to • The course will re held decline purchasing the on Wednesday, Oct. 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.. at O'Bleness in Lower Level Room008. John Keener, AARP dri\'er safety ins1ructor, will help drivers update their knowledge of the mle~ of B Y C HARLENE H OEFLICH the road, learn about nonnaJ HOER.JCH@MYDAil'I'SENTINaCOM age-related physical RACINE _ The changes and how to adjust Midnight Cloggers, a driving to allow for these group of lively dancers changes. The class b "'ho entertained thousands designed for those 50 years- I in the 1980s anti 1990s. of-age and older, but anyone will dance again on Thursday night. can si!,'Tl up for the cla,s. The fee is $12 for AARP Bmce Wolfe. who orgamembcrs and $14 for non- nized the group in 1987 AARP member~. an~ is n~w a corpora!e P.articipant' must bring their tr~mcr wtt~ t?c. Ma~tc driver·~ license and their Kt~gdom Entertatnmcnt ..~1 t tDtsney World), has orgaAARP . mem.bcrshiP c,uu 0 nized a reunion of the recetve the discount. dancers to be held at the American Legion Hall in Racine. It will be a 6:30 p.m. potluck affair for aJI to be followed by a night of dancing and reminiscing. "The members of my .GALLIPOLIS The clogging group were a R1g~t Rev. ~omas. E. huge part of my life." said Bretdenthal, bt.;hop ol the Wolfe reflecting on the hours of Episcopal Dioce'e of countless Southern Ohio. will lead rehearsals. the costume titservices on Sunday, Oct. 17 1 ting:o; and decisions and the at St. Peter's Ep1scopal perl~~~mces around !he Church in Gallipolis. are~. There were fa•_rs. Breidenthal is chief pa-,tor fest.tvals, co~1mumty and spiritual leader for more socials. f~md ra!se.r~. . al' . you name tt, we dtd 1t. he th ' . tscop· 1 ~s added. "It wa~ tmly a mag. an 25•000 Ep m s?uthern Ohto. He "".1u ical time of my life." pres1de over the Euchamt (communion), preach and administer the sacr"dment of continuation to four people during the I 0 a.m. service. A reception will be held folB Y BRIAN J. R EED lowing the service. BREEO@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM property on Nyc Avenue dunng this week's council meeting. Mayor John Musser said based on recent findings by Village Solicitor Chris leno~Jia he recommcntled the \ 1llage cease any further efforts to purcha.;c the property. Musser said his recommendation was mostly based upon property lines which were "almost impossible" to determine. Musser didn't read aloud the legal opin- cussion on whether anothion Tenogha provided the er site would be sele:;ted. village which forfeited Other business: Council unanimously ,$1 ,000 to the propeny owner when it decided not passed the first of three to purchase the property. required readings of an Had the village purchased ordinance to create the the property, that $1,000 appointed position of fiswould've went towards the cal officer and eliminate purchase price. the elected position of vilMusser 'aid he. along lage clerk-treasurer. The with Pomerov Fire Chief fiscal officer "'ould be a Rick Blacttnar, were in full-time position (40 agreeance to cease the pur- hours. a week), paid bichase. There was no dis- weekly with salary to be determined by council at a later date. This position would take effect March 31, 2012, which is when the term of current ClerkTreasurer Kathy Hysell expires. Council approved a cooperative agreement with the Ohio Water Development Authority regarding the US EPAmandated upgrade of the See Property, A? Midnight Cloggers to dance again • Bishop to speak at St. Peter's I Over a hundred cloggers Submitted phot o participated in the group at Bruce Wolfe, now a corporate trainone time or another. and ing executive with Magic Kingdom Wolfe recalled that at any Entertainment, started performing at one time they kne\\ over Disney World in 1991. 80 routines to be worked into petformances. Then there were the back ~tage people - the ones who carried the props, helped with the setups, and assistSubmitted photo ed the perfom1ers. Bruce Wolfe, director of the Midnight Bruce "'as always a Cfoggers, poses with some of his song-and-dance man. It dancers. was his petfornmnce ability along "'ith his enthusiasm that landed him a job at Walt Di..,ney World in 1991. There he perfmmed in parades and show~ e" el) day entertatni ng thousands of people. He advanced. to the position of corporate trainer and now develops and creates tram- · ing programs for the entertainment division which includes orientation classes for new cast members as well as updating and conducting training courses for parade coordinators and parade float dri\ws. "So these days," said Wolfe. ''I have pul aside my dancing do"'a the See Cloggers, A5 First step in income tax campaign effective t bBITUARIES Page AS • Thaddeus James Wolfe WEATIIER 1 MIDDLEPORT - A letter campaign addressing unpaid income taxs-c; and untilcd local tax returns h<L'i heen productive in clearing up many old mcomc tax cases. Middleport Mayor Michael Gerlach said. and subpoenas will be issued for those "'ho did not respond to the letter. Earlier this year. Middleport Village Council appro-.ed a collections program through the Regional Income Tax Administration. which operates the \ill age's income t<L'< program under contract. The first step was letters to those who records show failed to file their returns or pa) their one-percent income tax. Those who did not respond to the Jetter and address their delinquent tax cases will now be issued subpoena.;; lo appear at -. illage hall. Merchants discuss all things holiday B Y CHARLENE HOEFUCH HOEF.UCH MYDAILYSENTlNaCOM High: 71 Low: 48 =======-======::-::INDEX 2 SECflONS - . 12 P AGES alendars A3 Classifieds B3-4 Bs Comics Editorials A4 Sports B Section @ 2010 Ohio Valley Publi,h.ing Co. li.I!IJI,I !I! .. POMEROY All things holiday including 1 decorating the villa~e ;md . the annual Chnstmas 1 parade were discussed at Tuesday's meeting of the Pomeroy Merchants Association. George Wright who has alway~ been active in getting seasonal decorations in place displayed for members new outdoor energyefllcient colored lights to be used to wrap the 39 wreaths which annually adom the peticxllamp posts in downtown Pomeroy. Contributions arc being collected to pay for the new lights and can be turned in to Susan Ci<u·k-Dingess. The Merchants Association Jll . ., Gerlach 'aid. Manv cases resoh·ed were dtle to clerical errors and other issues easily explained. Gerlach told council Monday evening. The \ illage continues to sec an increase in revenue from jail space used by the county and other jurisdictiOns. Fiscal Ofticer Susan Baker said the village billed for $6.300 in jail fees in September. and has billed for $7.000 this month. alone. During its regular bu~i- ne~s meeting. council authorizetl Baker to establish the necessary fund . necessat') to withhold insurance premiums for eml'loyecs "'ho opt for "cafeteria" benefits through the village's insurance plan. The benefits a\ ailable to employees will include \ ision. dental. life and cancer policies. • Approwd payment of bills in the amount of $31.584.67. Council also. • Approved reports from the finance. income tax, public works and refuse departments. and reviewed reports from the tire department and building inspector. • Approved the mayor's report of fees and fines collected in September. in the amount of $12.180.50. Present were Council Pre~ident Rae Moore and members. Sandy Brown. Craig Wehmng. Shawn Rice. Julia Houston and Emerson Heighton. Eastern homecoming voted to hire a helper to assist Wright in getting the village decorated for the holidays. It was reported that Toney Dingess will again thjs year have charge of the parade to take place on Nov. 2~ at 2 p.m. Lineup will be ne:u· the football field at I p.m. Again this yem· a pet pm<tde is included. Entries including t1oats. marching and walking units. and other p<uticipants ;ue encouraged to register with Dingess at 591-2260. The traditional contests candy. cookies and crafts - will be held the lirst three Saturdays in December. Again this year then~ will he a $50 cash prize tor first place in each Julie Spaun/photo This year's Eastern High School Homecoming Queen is Britney Morrison pictured receiving her crown from last year's homecoming queen Kimberly Minear. Devon See Holiday, A5 1 Baum escorted Morrison. • �Wednesday, October 13, ODOT: Risk of deer crashes triples this month STAFF REPORT PO~ lEROY Mott)rists <u·c as much as three times more likely to strike a deer with their cars or trucks in October lhan in September, according to an updated safety analysis by the Ohio Department of lmnsportation 1 he problem is not limited to rural areas. Last year, the highways with the highest number of deer-,·ehicle crashes were in urban areas. The number or deer-vehicle crashes olten spikes as summer 'hilts to fall. ODOT's safety analysis The Daily Sentinel• Page A2 www.mydailysentinel.com 2010 shows that the number of vehicles. crashes last year tripled The areas with the highfrom September to ·est number of deer-vehicle October, jumping from an crashes were the average of 40 each day to Mansfield area with 717 more than 120. crashes, the Canton area ln 2009, there were a with 653, and the total 25,149 deer-vehicle Cincinnati area with 615 crashes statewide with crashes. 1.137 people injured and An in-depth analysis three people killed. further details which twoNovember saw the most mile stretches of state deer crashes last year with highways have the most 6,043 - an average of number of deer-vehicle 200 per day. related crashes. ODOT is Wildlife experts say the posting a map of the Top combinati9n of fewer day- 12 Deer Crash Hot Spots light hours with the online at www.transportaincreased movement of tion.ohio.gov. d~r due to mating season ODOT advises and hunting season motorists to use these driincreases the risk of colli- ving tips to help avoid colsions bctv.·een deer and lisions with deer: • See the Signs: Deercrossing signs are posted in high-risk areas. Drive with extreme caution, especially in the posted areas. • Deer Don't Roam Alone. Deer often run together. If you see one deer near or crossing the road, expect that others will follow. • Danger from Dusk to Dawn. Watch for deer especially at dawn and after sunset. About 20 percent of these crashes occur in early morning. while more than half occur between 5 p.m. and midnight. Roadshow stops in Gallipolis Andrew Carter/photo The Ohio VaHey Refinery and Roadshow is in Gallipolis through Saturday. The show is set up at the Holiday Inn and is open from 9 a.m.·6 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday. STAFF REPORT GALLIPOLIS Organizers of the Ohio Valley Refinery and Roadshow expect to disFoothills is sponsored by uibute about $300.000 to Sands Hill Mining, LLC. area re~;idents during the OSCO Industries show's 5-day run. which Employees Charity Fund, began on Tuesday. Dr. Jill Ann Neff. Cotner. The show is set up at the Cooley. Clark & Sharp. l Holiday Inn on Ohio 7 LLC.. of McArthur and ~ north of Gallipolis and is Jackson. WesBanco. open from 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Holzer Medical Center- weekdays and 9 a.m.-4 Jackson. and Lockard p.m. Saturday. Insurance. Peggy Shumate, Local residents can take agent. their antiques. collectibles, For more information. and gold and silver items to call Southern Hills at 286- the show. Organizers say 6355. nearly all coins and paper currency, vintage jewelry, war memorabilia, musical instruments and toys made prior to 1965 are highly sought after by collectors. The Ohio Valley Refinery and Roadshow the time Meigs County has its own refinery and was founded in 1819 no will also be looking to buy known Indians lived in all types of gold. silver. and Meigs County. platinum. With the price of A discussion on gold continuing to rise. research in the Meigs people are cashing iri their County families of old jewelry and scrap gold Curtis, Pickens. Wring, to make a few extra dollars. and Newlun families oadshow ·officials say took place during the refineries typically do not meeting. do business with the pub- oothills Art Festival at this weekend JACKSON More than 500 works of :.u·t ru·e expected for the 29th Annual Foothills Art Fc.,tival at Canter's Ca\'c 4H Camp, 5 miles north of Jackson, off U.S. 35. Hours for public viewing arc l 0 a.m. to 7 p.m. on fnday <md Saturday. and noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday. I'here is no admission charge. the lodge is h<mdicapped accessible. the p<~rking is free, and concessions are available through the Cru1ter's Cave staff. Work will be hung in the following categories: Oil/ Acrylics. Mixed Media /Prints. PasteV Drawing, Photography. Enhanced Photography, Three Dimensional, and Watercolor. Most of the artwork is for . sale. Participants range from emerging to professional ru1ists. There will be live music classical guitarist Sean Ferguson on Satw·day from 2 to 4 p.m .. and The Brighton Trio playing chamber music on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. Kids m·e invited to try their hand at a variety of arts projects on the meuanine from noon to 2 p.m. on Saturday and from noon to 2 p.m. on Sunday. Art teacher Bob Eisnaugle. of Jackson High, will bring his students to work with the youngsters will take their art projects home with them. enealogical Society makes award POMEROY - Kayte Lawrence was the first place winner of the 4-H Meigs Count) Fair genealogical project. it was announced at a recent meeting of the Meigs County Genealogical Society held at the Meigs County Museum. Margaret Parker, Museum director. made the announcement noting that lhe Society had m:ult'' tht> financial award to the winner. Lawrence will be invited to make a presenta· tion at the Society's Nove mber mectmg. A letter of commendation wa<; also recommended for the winner of the Boy Scout's genealogy project at the .Meigs County Fair. June Ashley brought her compilation of the Qc;born family of Meigs County that originate from Pennsylvania. This is her second compilation on that name as she had already done one on the Osborn family from Connecticut from which she descends. She also gave a report on the recent national Roush family reunion at Stowe. Ohio. A discussion on the community of Pt. Pleasant in Meigs County was held as v. ell as the communities of Caritonville. v. htch is located between Miners\ ille and Syracuse. and Carleton, which is located at the MeigsGallia County line. Also. three Carleton Cemeteries exist in Meigs County-one at the Carleton Church, one at Syra~use. and the third as the alternate name for the Rock Springs Cemetery. Also, the location of Merritt was discussed. It was announced that all county records in Pennsylvania from 1900 to 1995 are no longer in the counties but~are stored in a salt mine near Harrisburg thus making them hard to access. A suggestion was made that perhaps the Mormon Library in Salt Lake City might have microfilm of some or all of the records. Keith Ashley reported that Vol. 22 of Meigs County marriages has been copied and is now being entered in the computer before being proof read against the original records. The publication of Vol. 14 and 15 of marriages is in the process. A discussion on the cost of publishing current obituaries in the newspaper was held along with the effect it has on published deaths which cause a Joss of genealogical information. Another research project on a family claiming American Indian ancestry was discussed. It Was pointed out that many families locally claim such heritage but no proof exists of this. The Treaty of Greenville in 1795 eliminated Indians from southern Ohio. By --------, lie; rather, they deal with precious metal accumulators like jewelry stores, pawn shops, dentist offices or industrial facilities that trade with some fonn of precious metal. 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Lopez Publisher Charlene Hoefl ich General Manager-News Editor Pam Caldwell Advertising Director Congress shall makt• 110 ''"'' respectiug a est11blisluneut of rd(~ion, or r~rollibitiu.s: the exercise tlureoj; or 11brid.~iug tlrefrt•t•dom speech, or '!f tile press; or tilt• riglrt l!f tile peaccablr to asst·mble, m11f to l'etitiMI t/1 Gor•er~rttrt'llt Ji'r '' redrt•ss '!f grit'l'clllet's. T~ ETrRElESS ADVOCATE The F irst Antendanent to the U.S. Consti Poll: Weak economic growth expected through 2011 BY DANIEL WAGNER ASSOCIATED PRESS Top fore1..'asters say the ewnomy wil! gro\\' thi and next at a slower pace than prevJOusly weakened b) governments and consumers le~s so they can pay down debt. 'That\ the lindings of a new survey released by the .:--lational Association of Bu<:incss · The 46 economist<; polled tempered their ex tions after sel'ing weak economic data in months. The panel reduced it-> foreca:-t for ann nomic growth to 2.6 percent in 20 I0 and 2011. down from its forecast of 3.2 percent in May. The economists expect the economy ''ill through the end of 2011. but nllt enough to down the unemployment rate below 9.2 percent. don't see home prices rising much or the n soaring deficit falling much. The mainly downbeat reporl comes as pcrsi • high unemployment, weak con<:umer spcndi stagnant wages drag on the U.S. economy. The emerged last summer from the deepest since the 193<h. But the economic recover-y yet led to wrdcspread job gains or gr0\\1h. • The NABE's Outlook suney is corH.lucted times per year. It compiles economists' bigexpectations for factors such a~ growth, hiring, prices and spending. 1he economists work for i try groups. government agencies. banks and .,.,.,,.h,·m ic analysis finns The economy grew at a I. 7 pl'rcent annual the second quarter. according to the govemmen est estimate. That's a o;;harp slowdown from a 3 cent growth rate logged in the Jamwr) -March q Most economrsts expect growth to be similarly rn the July-September quarter. "'ith estimates ra between 1.5 percent and 2 percent. Consumer spending accounts for about 70 of economic activity. Economist:, told the N consumer spending is likely to remain low next year, "'ith families spurning retailers duri holiday shoppmg season. The houstng market also \'v'ill struggle. the e mists said. Home prices \\1ill not rise enough in to keep up with inflation. and housing s remain near record lows, the) said. • Still, the) exprc~sed few concerns about i detlation or so..called stagflation - a d of rising prices and slow economic growth. The economists expected hiring to increase painfully slow rate. They predicted the econ add 150,000 or fewer job~ each month until the of 2011, alter which the numbers will improve J75.000. Only then will the jobless rate begin from 9.6 percent to 9.2 pen.:ent, the economists The economy needs to add 125.000 net ne each month just to kl'ep up with population The biggest concern among the economists federal detlcit. They predicted it will shrink about $100 billion to $1.2 trillion - a le NABE called "extreme.'' There were a few bright spots. Economists e ed businessc.;; to increase spendin~ on equi software as their protlls keep nsing. 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In the frantic final days before the 'oting, a blitz of negative ads is hitting the air in more than two dozen ttght congressional races. The ads wam that candidates who say the) 're on your side actually care more about Arabs or illegal immigrants - take your pick - than about vou. And the other guy seeking yoi.1r vote? Why. he '11 simply make stuff up to get it. This is personal. But often anonymous. In the .past month, candidates. the political partie::- and outside group~ ha\e purcha.sed millions of dollars in commercial time. Of the resulting ads. 60 percent have assailed candidates for their stands on issues or for their ~har­ actcr. according to the Cainpaign Media Analysis Group. which monitors such advertising. Groups operat1ng separately from the parties or the candidate!-> are particularly focused on dc:livering tough messages. Eightynine perct.•nt of their ads attnck political opponents. according to CMAG. "Evcr)one has a reason to do negative ads," said Enm Trace). the group's president. ''Challengers do it to get competitiVe, incumbents do it "hen they're worried about losing to challengers. And ¥roups. if they're running pos1tive ~pots they're wastmg their money." And it's getting tougher out there. An ad airing in Washington state and paid for by a Democratic-leaning group link-. Republican Senate candidate Dino Rosst to financial scandals. Another. in New ~Jexico portrays Rep. Harry Teague, a Democrat. as a disagreeable, mone) -pinchrng boss. In C'olomdo. Republican Senate ~andidate Ken Bu~ k. a prosecutor, is accused of being soft on an illegal gun deakr. And so it goes. Some ads are indirect. One in New Mexico almost requires program notes to folio\\ the cast of characters. GOP gubernatorial candidate Sthana Ma11ina. a cnunty di~trict attorney. ran one ad targeting a teacher who appeared in an earlier National Edul'ation Association ad criti~al ot hct candidacy. Turns out, Martinez's oflke had prosccutl·d llw teacher·s husband. now serving a 23-)ear scnll'nce nn a All thic; leads to a relentless tit kidnapping charge. Martinez put tnt. those facts into her owu ad. The NEA 'ad "looks different now. Consider the Senate race in doesn't it,'' Martinez says into the It pits the Senate majmicamera. leader, Harr) Reid, agniru In Louisiana, Democratic Rep. Angle. a Republican forstate legislator backed by the Charlie Melancon, eager to boost his flagging effort to unseat . Reid has been persisRepublican Sen. David Vitter. ca ting Angle'.; views as aired a rare two-minute ad. tilmed me in the st\ le of a docudmma, that Angle has fought back vigorrecounts' the discovery of Vitter's uo;;Jy. She recently took to the air phone number in the logs of a 'th an ad casting Reid as a supWashington, D.C .. escort service. of "illegal aliens'' Wjth a ..galvanized Republican and white 1mages of )Ot electorate, a Democratic adminbno looking men lurking ne. tratron seeking to invigorate its nces or stanng menacingly at base, incumbents concctned about e cnmera. survival and challengers enerfhe narrator intones: "\\hat gized to kick them out, there\ a s Han) Reid ha\e against reason it"s so disagreeable out T there: Tough ads work. ' l11e>' fire n another effort w1th <Ill ethnic up partisans, pro\'ide more mfor- "'"""'"'''· a group called the West mation than feel-good ads. and rginia Consen ativc Foundation while they might tum otf ~ome airing an ad that emphasizes independent voters they also help ic Rep. Nick RahalJ's undecideds make up their mmds. Amencan ancestr) and hb "Folks like to complain about port of President Barack negativit}.'' said Erika Fowler, an a The ad pl:t):i a clip of assistant professor of government wll. \\hose famil) is Lebanese. and director of \Vet; Ie) an d••<•'' "0 ~ing his efforts to enli'>t felGniversity"s Medw Project. "'I hat Amb Americans tu support said. we do tend to sec movement m as a pre.;ideutial candiin places where there is negath i As the clip fade". the ad tells ty." to call Rahall ami "telf It\ a time-honored practice .;tand \\ ith West with a vicious histor). Allies of nians." John Quincy Adams printed handthe ads go too tar? How fru bills accusing Andrew Jackson of too far? executing six militiamen in 1813 Democmtic Rep. Alan Grayson without cause . .lackson's wife wa-; Florida sought to cast his GOP accused of being an adulteress. nt, Daniel Webster. as a Grover Cleveland wao;; mocked as extremist nnd label• . the father of a child out of wed 1111 "Taliban Dan" in an ad. lol'k with the slogan. "Ma, Ma. But it turned uut that Gm) son where 's m) PaT Supporters had sed quotes selecti\cl). altering the last laugh when he won: meaninr of \\ ebster's word" "Gone to the~ White llou'\e. I Ia. the ad. It l;hows a clip of hu. ha." nddressing a rdigious These da)s. moo.;( negative ads ln the edited clip. \\'eb~~~:r go after l.'andidate-.. for past 'otes a\ s· "\Vi\ C!'.. submit >out~clf to or stateml'nts on 1elevnnt issue". " . owu husband .... She should But a broad ram!e or contc:-.ts arc it to me. I hnt's in the Rihle '' tor open seats~ '' tthout meumfhe unedited dip, however. bents. leading campaigns to look al<; a diflerent meaning. "I for foibles. misstep~ 111 wot -..e to e (Bible) ver cs form) wile exploit. 't pick the one-; that 'a) she Challengers and tht' p:ut) that is ld submit to me. I hnt \, in the out of power are more likt'l) to 1ble. but pick the ones that launch negative ads. Demonah m· re suppo~ed ltl do. So. did that i'il 2006. and captured tead. that you low your \\ife... control of the House and Senate. Gm) .;on defended the ad on This yeur. R~publk·;ms hope to 'NN. but ~aid it '"'" nu longer on return the favor and are casting .1ir. Democrats as big govl'mment " I hrs i~ the gotcha campaign:· spenders who h:n e been unable lo id Cl\1AG'.; J'racey. fiX the ei.'OilOill). , er) bod) i., _just out t~erc with But Demol.'rats, facing a tough ·, vidl'O rullmg at all tune-. trypolitil·al environment. arc fighttt' lind that little snippet to ing back. 'l'he) pnrtrnv par1 ol their ad. Nn_ \\O!!det Republkans as adHlC:ttcs of /'' 1 candidates nre dudong vatLdng Social Securit). t ~ey To be '>lit c. uds aren't me aut blame Republicans lot o;;endmg fait Dcmocwts u-..c dip" jobs overseas and the) ha\e taken publican callin" for d~anges 'past statements by tea p:n I) canSocial Secunt) but edtt out didatl'S to portm) thl'nl as far uut veal-; that sa\ no change should of the mainstream. t I fel't current recipient<:. " Hl·re in the end game. 'otero; ikewisc. Republican-; accuse are st.·eing a lot ol advertising. Jcrat~ of cuttin•• Medicare they're seeing a lot of free press, t don't mention that the cuts nre and the) get to compart.' the twn I' (() )CHIS und .tCJliC\elll a candidates and that's good ftlf II fraction of MedlCilt'C '>pend us," said Democratic -..trategjst Jim Jordan, who is tnnning hi-; x1." IJ ,K:e) o.;ard. "is tile O\\ n negatiH" ad-; ngainst of the uthc1 gil\." Rl·publ icath. wt" '· �~ednesday,Octobert3,2010 Obituaries Property From Page A1 Thaddeus James Wolfe village's combined sewer Thaddeus James Wolfe, 19, Syracuse, passed overflows. The agreement awa·yon Oct . 9, -'>010 . $amounts to borrowing 395,000 for 20 years He was horn on No\'. I0, 1990, in Gallipolis. son L w1 from OWDA to replace J amte ee o te and Kimberly Kay (Ryan) the CSOs. The project Ife. . J:Ie was ~mployed by Powell's Food Fair. should be under constJUc• heln· addttton · to d hts b parents b • Kim and Jamie Wolfe • tion in 2011 and the.vil. '.s survtve ~: rather, Tyler Wolfe; sis~ers, lagc hopes to eventually Ehza~eth Wol~e, ~mma yYolfe; grandmother. Lmda find grants to pay for the Ryan, grand~athl:r, Mtke Ryan; grandparents. upgrades. The village has Peggy and Btll Roush; grandfather, Gary Wolfe; 1 already borrowed around great grandparen~s. George and Ramona Yonker; $200,000 of that $395,000 uncle and aunt, Ttm and Kari Ryan; great aunt and uncle, Mae and Gary Hupp; special friends, Alex Hawley. Drew Hoover, Jaime Warner Ronnie Wilson; several cousins and other extend~d family From Page A1 members. He was preceded in death by: great grandparents, contest with a second place Pauline Wolfe, Jame~ and Betty Tyree, Ed and Ruth merchandise prize providRyan. ed by the bank hosting the A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m .. on event. Charlene Hoeflich is T~ursday. Oct. 1~. 2010, at Gilmore Cemetery. chairman of contests. Fnends may call from 6-8 p.m., Wednesday. Oct. A report was given on 13. at Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in the latest limited edition Pomeroy. Also. one hour prior to service at the Christmao; bulb sale. Edna funeral home. Weber noted that the bulbs In lieu of fl~wers, memorial donations may be are selling well. The bulb made to: Oh10 Dept. of Natural Resources. sale provides money for Division of Wildlife. Attn: Sue Howard, 2045 downtown beautification. Bulbs are displayed and Morse Road, Bldg. G-2, Columbus, OH 43229. An on-line registry is available at www.anderson- are for sale at several downtown locations at $12 mcdaniel.com. Holiday Cloggers Deaths From Page A1 streets of Main Street USA and focus my attention on preparing the cast, working behind the scenes to make things a.-; safe and smooth as possible. Since going to Disney. Bruce has been given many opportunities. like trips to Hong Kong and Esther Frecker A memorial service for the late Esther Frecker, formerly of Meigs County. will be held at I0 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 16 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Pomeroy. Clifford W. Van Gilder Clifford William Van Gilder. 88, Middletown. Ohio, die~ Sunday. qct. 11, 2.01 o. ~t his residence. A ~rivate fam1ly gravestde serVIce w11I be conducted m the Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire. Pastor Randy Carnes will officiate. Military graveside services will be conducted by the Gallia County Veterans Service Funeral Detail Team. There are no calling hours. Arrangements are by the Brietenbach-McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home. Middletown. and the Cremeens Funeral Chapel. Gallipolis. • . Pauline s:Baker . Paulme B. Baker. 85. Leon. W.Va.. dted Monday. Oct. 11. 20 l 0, at Scenic Hills Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. In keeping with her wishes there are no calling hours or funeral service. Cremation services are under the direction of the Cremeens Funeral Chapel. Expressions of sympathy may be sent to the family by visiting www.cremeensfuneralhomes.com. . The Daily Sentinel• Page As www.mydailysentinel.com I for engineering fees to upgrade the CSOs. If not upgraded, the village could face fines. Trick-or-Treat was set for 6·7 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 28. Council approved an agreement to test the four trJ.ftic lights in Pomeroy for $440 a year - this price doesn't include any recommended maintenance. Chief Mark E. Proffitt was asked to look into the possibility of allowing golf carts on village roadways. each. They are red gloss with a white etching of the Meigs County Courthouse. Susan Dingess, Dan Short and Hoeflich were named to the nominating committee which will report at the November meeting. Weber reported that the group made $78j on the recent duck derby held at Stemwheel Riverfest. That wa<; a reduced amount over previous years, she noted, and discussed how to improve proceeds in another year. Rio de Janeiro Brazil on. behalf of Disney to work on entertainment projects and parades. "But," he concluded, "as proud as I am of my accomplishments, none arc more important or have been more life changing than the experiences I had right here at ' home in Meigs County with the Midnight Cloggers." For the Record 911 POMEROY - Meigs County 911 dispatched these calls for emergency medical assistance: Monday 6:06 p.m.. South Third Street. Racine, burns; 7:39 p.m .. Powell Street. unconscious; 8:46 p.m.. Bucktown Road. difficulty breathing. · Probate POMEROY - Judge L. Scott Powell issued marriage licenses to the following: • Joshua Joseph Fowler, 25. Ca<>sie Jean Braun. 25. Pomeroy. , • Joshua Caleb Ramey. 24. Dawna Lynette Swart, 19. Shade. . . • Brandon Scott Tnplett, 24, Portland, Jenrufer Lynn I Foreman, 26. Middleport. Wednesday, Oct. 13 TUPPERS PLAINS Eastern Local Board of Education meets in special session, 7 p.m., to meet with representatives of the Athens-Meigs Educational Service Center Board of Education to consider sonnel issues. ELLSTON - The MV Solid Waste Management District Board of Directors, 2 p.m. at the district office, 1056 New Hampshire S. Avenue, Wellston. POMEROY - Bedford Township Trustees regu· lar meeting 7 p.m. at the town hall. Clubs and organizations Thursday, Oct. 14 CHESTER - Shade River Lodge 453 stated meeting at 7:40 p.m. Refreshments. SYRACUSE Wildwood Garden Club, 6:30 p.m. at the Syracuse Wednesday: Partly 30 percent. New rainfall sunny, with a high near 71. amounlc; ofless than a tenth of an inch possible. Light northwest wind. Thursday Night: Wednesday Night: Showers likely, mainly Mostly cloudy, with a low between 4 a.m. and 5 a.m. around43. • Friday: Mostly sunny, Mostly cloudy, with a low around 48. Calm wind with a high near 65. Friday Night: Mostly becoming west around 5 mph. Chance of precipita- clear, with a low around 40. Saturday: Sunny. with a tion is 60 percent. New rainfall amounts of less high near 67. Saturday Night: Clear, than a tenth of an inch poswith a low around 41. sible. Sunday: Sunny. with a Thursday: A chance of showers, mainly before 8 high near 72. Sunday Night: Mostly a.m.. Partly sunny, with a high near 62. West wind clear. with a low around 41. Monday: Mostly sunny, between 9 and 15 mph. Chance of precipitation is with a high near 72. Local Stocks AEP (NYSE)- 35.86 AA1JJ (NASDAQ) - 61.58 Ashland Inc. 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Local Briefs Free screening of Neil Young film NELSONVILLE - Stuart's Opera House in Nelsonville will host a free screening of the brand new Neil Young film "Le Noise" on Wednesday. Oct. 20 at 7:30p.m. Young's new album le Noise was .released a few weeks ago and performances from the studio were documented for a DVD release. The film. shot by photographer Adam Vollick, will feature eight black and white films of Young performing each song solo on acoustic guitar live in the studio. No tickets are needed. For further information is available at 740-753-1924 or. on the web, at www.stuartsoperahouse.org. Fund raiser for Coats for Kids POMEROY- The People's Bank fund drive for this year's Coats for Kids project will kick-off Friday with a soup luncheon at the bank. Several kinds of soup will be available for a donation to the fund. Serving will be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Halloweek at Fort Meigs Community Calendar Public meetings Meigs County Forecast Community Center. Betty Milhoan to give program on purple martins. POMEROY - Alpha IOTA Masters, regular meeting, 11 :30 a.m .. New Beginnings United Methodist Church, hostesses Carol Adams, Donna Byer, Margaret Stewart. TUPPERS PLAINS VFW Post 9053, 7 p.m., at hall. Saturday, Oct. 16 ROCKSPRINGS Season's final tractor pull for Big Bend Farm over 11 Million Victims of Identity Theft Last Year. , Help Protect Yourself Today. r - .... - - - - - - - 1 F~ m rA I ooa.nent S hredder'" 1·888·7 58·3029 I I a:---.. . ----,------:.1 ()Lifelock. Antiques Club, 1 p.m., Rocksprings Fairgrounds. Spectators admitted free. Concessions. 742-3020 for information. Church events Thursday, Oct. 13 POMEROY - Revival services will be held at the Calvary Pilgrim Chapel, Ohio 143, through Oct. 17, 7 p.m. nightly. Rev. Paul Bates, evangelist, and singers. Pastor is the Rev. Charles McKenzie. RUTLAND - The second annual Halloween party for kids will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Saturday. Oct. 23, at Fort Meigs near Rutland. 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Bl The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, October 13, 2010 ·~================================== l.ocAL S HEDUI POMEROY A achedulo ol up<: mong h gh &c:hool vara•IY lponlng evenla nvolv ng loams lrom M lgs Moson, nnd Ga lila countooa 'lt'tiinmti!Y.. October 13 Volleyball RJVor Va loy a1 Jackson 5 30 p m Fodoral Hock ng al Wnham 6 p m Ib.IHiliD~ Volleyballl 1.! Gal ta Aca 81 Marl !Ia 5 15 pIT' Eastern 81 Southern 6 p m MeiQS a• A'!lens 6 p n Teays Va cy Chr ttan at Po :1t Pleasant 6 p m Bk Va oy 01 Hannan 6 30 p"' Soccer Gal Aca nt Ch ICO!he 6 30 p m Wnfiold at PI P ant (B) 6 ptn Syracuse co-ed softball benefit SYRACUSE, Ohio A co-ed softhnll tournament w11l be held on October 16-17 to henelit r tornado victims of • le1gs County at the Syrncuse Park. There arc to be five g1rls and the guys on n team. A donation stat10n "ill be set up with infonnation on \\hat is still needed. Contact Lee Gillian at (740) 707-2'270 for more information. RedStorm volleyball has win streak snapped B Y MARK WtLLIAMS 'iPECIAL•o THE SEtrlNEl RIO GRANDE. Ohio - ·1he Univero;ity of Rio Gmnde Rt!dStonn \Olle)ball terun started strong and fini hed prett) good. but the middle left a lot to be desired as they lost in four sets to GeorgetO\\ n on Monday College evemng at the 'ewt Olher Arena Rio won the fiiSt set. 25-19, lost the next t\\0, 10-:!5 and 12-25 and fell just short in the fourth set, 24-2(>. The loss snapped a sixmatch winning streak for Rio Grande (12-10. 5-2 ~ISC h). Gcorgeto\\ n College improved to 15-7 on the season and nO\\ stands 7-0 in MSC' play. The first game \\~iS tJght unt1l late when the RedStonn put it :\\\ <~y '' ath a nm of SIX point;; at the end to take 1-0 advantnge in lhe match The 1igers righted the slup in games two nnd three rmd received a ton ol help from the RedStoam who committed 25 errors in the second set alone. ., he third set was nil Georgetown ns well. a~ Rio could not the slllp the fourth set. Junior middle hitter Kati Moore stepped up \\ith a . big night. lending the RedStonn with nine kills. Sophomore middle hitter Enn Shennru1 added eight momentum. The 1igers kills. one solo block and methodically went up two t\\O block assists and games to one with the third sophomore outside h1tter Whitney Smith had eight et tnumph. l'he fourth set \\a a k11ls. 13 digs and three classic punch/counter- serve aces. Sophomore out tde hit· punch nuttch-up '' ith neither side backing down. ter Tre a Swatzel chipped Rio held a 12 8 lead. but in "ith six kills. Sophomore libero couldn't close the deal. Georgetown grnbbed a Lauren Raines had 20 digs couple of one-point leads to le.td the RedStonn Freshman only to see Rio tight back. defense. Georgetown linally put it defen<>ivc speciali t Nicole away with a narroY. ~6-24 Ogg also reached double ligures in digs \Vith I I. win to take the match. Senior setter Ashley There were 13 ties in the SENTINEL STAFF MOSSPORTS 'YDAILYSEN11NELCOM OhiO Valley Chnst1an's Sarah Schoon· PPBL basketball registration over spikes the ball over an Ironton St. Joe blocker during Monday's Volley for the Cure match in Ironton, Ohio. The Lady Defenders won the match rn three sets by scores of 25-21, 25-18, and 25-17. Fall hitting skills can1p Kent Sanborn/ Submitted photo Lad) Falcons, winning each of the three f!ame:. b) a minimum ~f 13 points. EHS nlso defeated Miller b) a 25-9. 25-9. 25-7 margin back on September 23 in Corning. '' hich allowed the Green and White to claim a "eason 'weep in the series. All) Hendnx led the Lad) Eagles \\ ith 12 ser' ice point • follo,-.cd by Jamie Swatzel \\ ith nine Beverly Maxson with -,even. Britne) Moni on \\as next \\ ith six point . while the duo of Brenna Holter nnd Brooke Johnson added h\ c sen icc points apiece. Shn\\ na Murph) also had t\\ o point for the 'icto~. Holter led the net attack \\ ith I 0 kills. folIo" ed by Maxson with nine. ~" atzel and Please see Roundup, 86 Central Florida takes on struggling Marshall Volley for the Cure !\'latch at ' Please see Rio, B6 Ohio Valley Christian improves to 10-3 RedStorm IRONTON. Ohio Ohio Valley 1 he ChristinA volleyball team imprmed to 10-3 on the season '' ith a three set Win O\ er Ironton St. Joe on Monda) evening. POINT PLEASANT. The Lady Defenders W.Va. ·1he Point won by scores of 25-21. Pleasant Biddy Lea~th! 25-18, and 25- 17. Maggie Westfall had Basketball registration will take place at the ll1 potnts (II aces) in the PPJSIIS Common~ area \\in. Samantha Westfall on the Sundn) s of had I 0 points (three October 17 anJ 24. It will aces), Sarah Schoonover be from 2 p.m. until 3:30 hnd nine points (thrl'e aces). Amy Ours had p.m. 11111e potnts (one ace}. Alhe Hamilton had eight points (t\\O aces). Madison Crank had six and defcnsvc pomts (two ace ). Beth Martin had four points (one ace). and Br)anne Hamilton added three POl T PLEASANT. point (t\\0 ace.,). W.Va. - Kenny Durst Samantha Westfall had and 1)1er Kuhn ''ill be 'iiX kills to lead the Lad) holding a hitting and Defenders. followed b) defensive skill camp on Maggie we.,tfall and Saturday. Oct. 16. at Allie Hamilton with four Point Pleasant High each. and Crank, Martin, School. The camp will at and Schoonover with 10 a.m. for kids ages 8- one each. Magg1e 12 and at I p.m. t()r kids Westfall had fl1U~ blocks 13-18. Ror mtomlation and. Sanmntluf. Westfall call Kcnnv Drst at 304- had OJle. 5{)3-4131 ·or by email at Allie Hamilton hall kwdurst I@. ynhoo.com four digs, Crank, anl.l Schoonover each had Ohio - 'l'he E:.nstern OHSAA basketball three. Martin and volleyhall team ~ccured Maggie Westfall added a share of <>econd plncc officiating class t\\ o each. anil Our-. and in the league tandings Samantha \Vestfall each Tuesday night foliO\\ ing JACKSON. Ohio hnd one. Maggie a 25-9. 25-12. 25- 0 'icAn Ohio H1gh School Westfall and Samantha tor) over , 1sitmg Miller Athletic Association bas· We. tlall e~ch had .:-e\ en . during a rri- Valle) ketbnll officiating class a sasts, whtle Martm and Hocking will be offered to anyone Allie Hamilton each had Conference Dh i ion match up at the that desires to become a one Eagle's Nest in Meig basketball o;lteial Count). Amici pants ''ill be able LADY EAGLES The host Lnd) Eagles • officiate game<> this SWEEP MILLER (19 2, I3 2 1 \ C' season. Classe::. will Hocking) had little troube~in on Saturda), Nov. fUPPERS PLAJ.:-.IS. ble with the \ic;iting 6. m the Apple City. For more infonnation. contact either John Derrow at (740) 7105069 or Mike Rouse at (740) 2H6-24H2. H U N T I N (I T 0 N , \V.Va. (AP) Central Florida coach George O'Leary is \\Cil aware of !-.larc;hall\ struggles Southern under first-year coach RACINE. Oh1o - The Doc Holliday. O'Lear) is al-.o telhng Southem volleyball team his pia) ers to expect a will be hosting l·astem in out of the the Volley for the Cure fight 1 hundering Herd ( 1-4. O- for touchdO\\ ns that sent match at Southern High J Conference USA) the gnme into O\Crtime School on Thursda). Oct 14 at 6 p.m. An)one "'hen Central Florida (3- and the) ''on 24 21. wearing pmk to the con- 2. 1-0) is shO\\ cased on "As I told our team. I test will be eligablc for national tele\ is ion for the said ju t take out the second straight '' eek on a \\~st Virgania film." door prizes. The Volley for the Cure Wednesda) night. O'Leary said. '·That's "This game here con- what kind of capabilities event is a trndition that ~ttes back to 200h when cerns me." O'Leary said. the) h:we to play at and I Forget that three ol think that's the eff(lrt that wvcamorc and LlWeland played in the inaugtn at Marslwll's four losses \H''Il ~et." event. 'I he event ''a); have come b) double ~lnr-.hall beat UCI• created to honnr and cel- digits. 0'1 cary is paying from 200~ to 2004 whl'll ebrate the herok fight parti<:ular attention to the team~ "ere m~mbcrs against breast cancl'r. how Mar-.hall was tough of the .\lid-Allll'rkan For the match. both at home a~ainst No. 2.5 Conference. But UCF teams wear pink uni- West Virgmia on Sept. has \\on a II ti' e meetings forms and the match wns 10. the schools :-.ince :-.1arsh<JII led 21-6 mad- :;\\itched to Conrerence played with a pi 1k nn.d wh1te ball. rhe event as way through the fourth USA in 2005. belorc the held in high schools quarter "I don't think there \\ill t'' ice be a lot of handshakes," across Ohio to mise Mountaineers awareness among stu- drove more than CJ5 y nrds O'Lenry snid. "It's n btg dents, teachers, and fans. • Bloom handed out 16 assists while freshman setter Kayla Landaker had 13 assists, three serve aces and six digs in a good a11around effort. "We made a lot of mistakes. in game two, we had 25 errors. It takes 25 points to Y.in the game. we basically gave them every, sin~e point in game two,.· saia Rio Grande head coach Billina Donaldson. "You can't win any game like that." "I do want to o;ay, Kati Moo're was on toni~ht,'' Donaldson added. · Her blocking was gooo. her hits were there, sne wanted to win and it \vas very evi- conference game." I ike the West Virginia meeting. Marshall is looking for a charged atmosphere at Joan C'. l::.d\\ ards Stadium. Mar hall will \\ear ih '' hite road unifonns. is g1vmg awa) T-~hirts and encouraging fans to ""ear "hite. and i~ offering free and dic;counted tickets to pack the 40,000<>eat Madium. \\ hcther that encrg) transfers to the field renl.tins to be -.een. For much of the sea-.on. Mnrshall ha:-. :-.trugglcd on both sides of the bnll due in part to a \ oung ro~t<.'r. Hollida) aircad) has been !meed to ll'l.' a dotl.'n lir~t-year players. .\lurshnll b wming off a 41 16 loss nt Southcm l\liss in which the Thundering Herd punted on their first -.e\ en po~­ session and cro-.sed midfield just once. l ~hings may not get an) cnsier against the Knight:-.. UCP's delcn-.e ha' giwn up four touchdown~ each b) rushing and passing and alhl\\ s 265 )ards ol offen-.e per game ,\II are conference be ts. The Knighl'i tigure to tantalize a Mnrsha.ll nmning game that rnnk!\ near the bottom national1 )·.. HO\\ do )OU e tablish the run'? You block them better." Hollida) aid. "We ha\ e to become a more balanced ot.fens~. We spen~ n lot of tune 111 that m~etang roon! tn find ''a)s lor ot~r often c to b~.· succes ... tul. We all k.mm ~1eing one l~imcn:.annal as llllt one ol thos~.· \\a):-.." r-.torshnll has been hitand-mis~ in the passing gaml.', lOll, Hrian Andersou \H~nt ju:-.t 7 of 16 for 30 ) nrds at Southern Miss. He \\as pulled for backup \.J. Graham. \\ho completed Please see Marshall, B6 soccer stays unbeaten BY MARK W ILLIAMS SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL RIO GRA:t-·mE. Ohi.o - The Unhersity of Rio Grnnde RedStonn men's soccer team. ranked No.2 in the latest NAIA Top 25 rating, enacted some revenge on ~he team that ousted them from the Mid-South Conference ' Journament last season. the University of the Cumberlands. Rio knocked off the Patriots. 2-0 on Saturdav night at Evan Davis Field. Rio Grande (12-'0, 4-0 MSC) remained unbeaten on the season with the \ ictoT). Sophomore forward Richard Jsbemer (Sao Paulo, Brazil) scored the first of two goals on the mght in the 37th minute to~ give Rio Grnnde the only goal it would need on the nioht. He wa~ assisted l;y freshman defender Roberto Lopes (Sao Paulo. Brnz.il). The 1-nil advanta!"!e held up until the 59th minute when lsberner recei' ed a perfect feed from senior midfielder Ederson Lopes (Sao Paulo, Brazil) and he was able to beat Cumerberlands goalkeeper Dcnni~ Kramer for the second time and !!i' e Rio an all-important insurance goal. Sophomore goalkeeper Jonnthan Vhcosi (Ottawa. Ontario) recorded his eighth shutout of the season. He stopped all ~i:< shots on goal b\ the Patriots. kramer also recorded six -.aves for Cumberlands (7-2-3. 2-2 MSC). "It was certainly a very big g.tme for us,'' said Rio Grande head coach Scott ~ lonissev. ··1 thought we wcr~ a little sluggish. but I thmk maybe more than U11)1hing else. ~hat might haH~ been a stgn of the le\ el of competition, becau~e Cumberlands are a good ,jde." "Ob\ iousl) . a 2-nil result is a good result," Morris-.e) added. "I was a little disnppointed in our execution on set fiece-. \\hen )OU ha\e b corners. \\e had a couple that ''ere ju't get the gu): in the right place at the n~ht time nnd I think the ball'~ in the back of the net. The execution toni2ht on -.ct piece' just \\·asn 't • there." "lt was a good battle md a clean sheet (shutout), '' hich is glxXI and \\ e move on.'' ;\ lorri~~cv said. "We lhl)K' to c~mtinue to roll in thl' right direction:· Rto Grande ''ill step out of conference for it~ next match. rene'' ing acquaintances '' ith Cednr. ille on Thursda). I The game will be pla)ed at Cedarville. 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Marietta, Oh is hiring 740·367-0266, 740· COL A Drivers for 339·3366 local & Regional Routes. Applicants must be at least 23 yrs have min of 1 yr of commercial dnving exp. Clean MVR, Haz·mat Cert. We feature weekend home t1me, Excellent health & dental 1nsurance, 401 (K}, Vacation, Bonus pays and safety awards. Contact Kenton at 1·800-462· 9365 F.O.F. NO MATTER WHAT YOUR STYLE. .. Specialized is ntly seeking rienced, • professional flatbed offer drivers We compettitive pay with a weekly guarantee of $750. We offer per diem of $50 per day We have a full benfit package including medical, dental, life, disability $ more. Must have Class A COL with 2 years ep. & good driving record. Please call 800·849·1818 or online apply www. bestspeclalized. com Help Wanted ... THE NEWSPAPER HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU!! Help Wanted WANTED: Part-time position available to assist individuals with developmental disabilities in Meigs County. 30 hrs/wk. Must ha'e high school diploma or GED. valid ver's license. three years good ving experience and adequate bile insurance. $8.97/hr after training. Send resume to: Buckeye Community Services P.O . Box 604 Jackson. OH 45640. Deadline for applicants: I0/21/10. Pre-employment drug testing. equal Opportunity Employer www.mydailysentinel.com 100 Legals PROBATE COURT MEIGS OF COUNTY, OHIO L. SCOTI POWELL, JUDGEIN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF STEPHANNIE JAYNE KINGTO STEPHANNIE JAYNE THOMASCASE NO. 20106042 APPLICANT HEREBY GIVES NOTICE THAT SHE HAS FILED AN APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME IN THE PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO, REQUESTING THE CHANGE OF NAME FROM STEPHANNIE JAYNE KING TO STEPHANNIE JAYNE THOMAS. A HEARING ON THIS APPLICATION WILL BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 15, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. IN THE MEIGS COUNTY PROBATE COURT, LOCATED AT 100 EAST SECOND STREET POMEROY, OH 45769 STEPHANNIE JAYNE KING41701 POMEROY PIKEPOMEROY, OH 45769 (10} 13 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE. is hereby g1ven that on Saturday October 16 at 10:00 a.m.. a public sale W1ll be held at 211 W. Second , Pomeroy, Ohio. The Farmers Bank and Savings Company is selling for cash In hand or certified check the following collateral:1998 Chevy Malibu 1G1NE52M4WY169 FORD 5911998 E250 CLUB WAGON 1FBSS31 L6WHB932 96The Farmers Bank Savings and Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the right to bid at this sale, and to withdraw the above collateral prior to sale. Further, The Farmers Bank Savings and Company reserves the right to reject any or all bids submitted.The above described collateral will be sold •as iswhere is", with no expressed or implied warranty given.For further infonnation, or for an appointment to inspect collateral, prior to sale date Cynoie or contact Ken at 992·2136 (10) 13, 14, 15 SHERIFF'S SALE • REAL ESTATE CASE NUMBER: 09CV122 Nationstar LLC Mortgage (Plaintiff) vs. Deron Howery, et al. (Defendants} COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO In pursuance of an Order of Sale to me directed from said Court in the above entitled action, I will expose to sale at public auction at the Meigs County Court House ' on Friday, November 5th, 2010 at 10:00 AM of sale day, the following described real estate: Situated in the Township of Columbia, Cou'lty of Meigs and State of Ohio Being a part of Tract of land transferred to Rodney and Marilyn Howery as recorded in Deed Book 254 at Page 675 Meigs County Recorders OH1ce, Meigs County, Ohio. Also Being a part of Fractions 4 and 5, Township 9 North, Range 15 West. Columbia Townsh1p, Meigs County, State of Ohio and more particularly described as follows; Beginning at a 5/8" iron pin with I.D. Cap set on the grantors East property line which bears North 81 deg 27' 02" West a distance of 134.53 feet, North 90 deg oo• 00" West a distance of 268.64 feet. North 18 deg 12' 21" West a distance of 370.62 feet, North 11 deg 08' 57" East a distance of 209.32 100 Legals feet, and North 11 deg 28' 04" West a distance of 88.00 feet from intersection of State Route 143 and the Railroad formerly know as the K. and 0 Railroad; Thence leaving said East line and through the lands of the grantor the following Two Courses; 1 South 79 deg 04' 19" West a distance of 330.11 feet to a 5/8" Iron pin w1th I D. Cap set; 2. South 66 deg 00' 56" West a distance of 252.75 feet to a 5/8" iron pin with 1.0 Cap set on the grantors assumed West property line, Thence along said West property line the following Two Courses; 1. North 10 deg 57' OS" West a distance of 295.50 feet to a 5/8" 1ron pin w1th 1.0. Cap set; 2. North 01 deg 14' 56" West a distance of 442.85 feet to an existing iron pin bemg the terminus of a boundary line agreement recorded in Official Records Volume 55 at Page 523; Thence leaving said West line and along said agreed line the following Two Course; 1 North 86 deg 21' 39" East a distance of 500.27 feet to an existing iron pin; 2. South 11 deg 28' 04" East a distance of 611 so feet to the principle point of beginning 3.9690 containing acre more or less in said fraction 4 and 4.3404 acre more or less 1n said fraction 5 for a total of 8.3094 acres more or less. Also a 40 foot easement along the grantors assumed West property line, described as follows, beginn1ng at the Southwest corner of the above described 8.3094 acre more or less Tract; Thence South 10 deg 57' 05" East a distance of 466.09 feet to a po1nt 1n the centerline of State Route 143. Bearings are assumed and are for the determination of angles only. All iron pins set are 5/8" X 30" rebar with plastic 1.0. Cap stamped "CTS-6844". The above description was prepared from an actual survey made on the 19th day of August 2004, by C. Thomas Smith, Ohio Professional Surveyor #6844.Prior Instrument Reference:Deed filed November 12, 2004, recorded 1n Official Volume Records 203, Page 143, Office. Recorder's Meigs County. OhioCurrent Owners' Deron, Names: HoweryProperty Address: 30468 State Route 143, Albany, OH 45710Parcel Number: 0500352006Apprais ed At· $65,000.00 Terms of Sale:10% of the appraised value and that failure to complete the sale will result in the forfeiture of the deposit.Respectfully submitted,Edward M. Kochalski (0001886) Manley Deas Kochalski LLC P. 0. Box 165028 Columbus, OH 43216-5028 Telephone: 614·222· 4921 Fax. 614·220· 5613 Email: emk®mdk·llc.com Attorney for Plaintiff Oct 13, 20, & 27, 2010 100 Legals action, Robert E. Beegle, the Sheriff of Me1gs County, Ohio, to sell will expose at public action on the front steps of the Meigs County in Courthouse Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, on Friday, November 5, 2010, at 10:00 a.m., the following lands and tenements: Being a tract of land in the located South one-half of Section 2. T·08·N, A· 15-W, Salem Township, Meigs Ohio and County, being the lands conveyed to J & M Inc., as Land, recorded in Volume 75, Page 77 of the Meigs County Official Records, and being further described as follows:Beginning at a point in the centerline of State Route 124 which bears N 52 deg, 42' 35" W, 3355.93 feet from the Southeast Sect1on corner of 2;Thence departing sa1d road, N 76 deg. 37' 18" E passing an iron pin set for reference at 29 feet for a total distance of 148.24 feet to an iron pin set;Thence S 87 deg, 22' 01" E, 958.64 feet to an iron pin set;Thence S 07 deg. 53' 13' W, 237.50 feet to an iron pm set;Thence N 83 deg. 44' 26" W, 935.94 feet to an Iron pm set;Thence N 84 deg. 49' 48" W, passing an iron pin set for reference at 114.09 feet for a total distance of 142.18 feet to a point in the centerline of State Route 124;Thence along the centerline of State Route 124, N 01 deg. 11' 21" E. 130.16 feet to the po1nt of beginning and contain1ng 5.005 acres. The above described tract is legal subject to all easements and on rights-of-way record.AII courses are corrected magnetiC and are for angular purposes only.AII iron pins set are &frac12;" in diameter and 30" in length with i.d. cap.This descnption was prepared from the results of an actual survey made August 1999.Being a part of the real estate described in Volume 75, Page 77 of the Metgs County Offic1al Records. Reference Deed. Volume 111. Page 739, Me1gs County Official Records.Auditor's Parcel No.: 13· 00712.001The above described real estate IS sold "as is" without warranties or covenants.PROPER TY ADDRESS: 31510 SA 124, Langsville,OH 45741 CURRENT OWNER:Charles Landers and Diana LandersREAL ESTATE APPRAISED AT: $40.000.00. The real estate cannot be sold for less than 213rds the appraised value. The appraisal does not include an interior examination of any structures. if any, on the real estate. TERMS OF SALE: 10°'<> down on day of sale, cash or certified check, balance due onconfirmation of sale. ALL SHERIFF'S SALES OPERATE UNDER THE DOCTRINE OF CAVEAT EMPTOR. PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS ARE URGED TO CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO.ATIORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: Jennifer L. Sheets, UTILE & SHEETS LLP, 211·213 E. Second Street. Pomeroy, OH 45769, Telephone: (740} 13, 992·6689(10) 20, 27 SHERIFF'S SALE, CASE NO. 09 CV 107, PEOPLES BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, PLAINTIFF, VS. CHARLES A. LANDERS AKA CHARLES LANDERS AKA CHARLES ANDREW LANDERS, SR. , ET AL., DEFENDANTS, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. By virtue of an Order of Sale SHOP issued out of said CLASSIFIEDS Court in the above ' - - - - - - - - - ' 100 The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 Legals 100 SHERIFF'S SALE • REAL ESTATE CASE NUMBER· 1OCV011 CitiFinancial, Inc (PiaintiH} vs. Lorene Hall, et al, (Defendants) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO In pursuance of an Order of Sale to me directed from said Court in the above entitled action, I will expose to sale at public auction at the Meigs County Court House on Friday, November 5th, 2010, at 10:00 AM of sale day, the followmg described real estate: The following described real estate situated 1n Scipio Township, Meigs County, in the State of Ohio, in Fraction 31, Township ?N, Range 14W, of the Ohio Company Purchase, and being a parcel created out of the Dan and Barbara Cremeans property (Volume 276, Page 111, Meigs County Deed Records) bounded and described as follows: Tract 1: Being at an iron pin found at the Northeast corner of the Kenny H and Carmelita Osborne (Volume property 290, Page 619, Mei9s County Deed Records), from which an iron p1n set by this survey at the Northwest corner of Osborne said property bears South 69 degrees 08 minutes 36 seconds West 223.74 feet; Thence extending Osborne's Northerly boundary, North 69 degrees 08 m1nutes 36 seconds East 12.76 feet to the thread of a creek; Then following the thread of said creek 1n a Northerly direction, sa1d thread constituting a new parcel boundary and being approximated by the following six courses: 1) North 30 degrees 03 minutes 22 seconds West 41 .74 feet; 2) North 14 degrees 18 minutes 09 seconds West 19.27 feet; 3) North 16 degrees 30 minutes 55 seconds East 33 79 feet; 4) North 25 degrees 49 • Legals minutes 21 seconds East 46 69 feet;S) North 22 degrees 59 minutes 53 seconds East 43.23 feet, 6) North 21 degrees 16 minutes 36 seconds East 19.73 feet; Thence leaving said creek and continuing along a new parcel boundary North 89 degrees 48 minutes 12 seconds East 41.29 feet to the Easterly boundary of the aforesaid Cremeans' property, passing an 1ron pin set by this survey at 16.72 feet , Thence along Cremeans' Easterly boundary the following three courses: 1) South 22 degrees 22 minutes 31 seconds East 8.02 feet. 2) South 28 degrees 22 m1nutes 31 seconds East 151.00 feet; 3) South 68 decrees 22 minutes 31 seconds East 100.00 feet to the Southeast corner thereof; Thence along Cremeans' Southerly boundary the following three courses: 1) South 51 degrees 22 m1nutes 29 seconds West 123.00 feet; 2) South 42 degrees 32 minutes 29 seconds West 55 00 feet; 3) South 42 degrees 30 minutes 51 seconds West 78.01 feet to the Southeast corner of the aforesaid Osborne property; Thence along the East line of said Osborne property North 21 degrees 36 mmutes 24 seconds West 171 ,94 feet to the point of beginning, passing an iron pin found at 28.93 feet and 1.001 containing acres, more or less.Subject to all legal easements The above was description made in accordance with an actual survey conducted by James Stewart PS 7426 on June 15 and 16, 1995 Bearings are based on a previous survey of the Kenny H. and Carmelita Osborne property (Volume 290, Page 619, Me1gs County Deed Records} and are intended only to express angular measurement. 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Experience WV#040954 Cell740-416-2960 740-992-0730 Residential • Commercial • ~e'' Homes • Additions Roofing • Insurance Claims License • Insured 304-882-3637 304-882-2728 WV041938 so many choices, it's easy to get carried avvay vvith our Merchandise listings in the classifieds! �Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel 100 Legals Situated 1n the Township of Sc1p1o County of Me1ys and State of Oh1o Bemg In Fmcllon 3\, Town 7 Range 14, Oh9 Company's Purcha~ 8 ng part of a tract of land deeded to Robert FGorshn by M C Smtih Executor of tho Estate ot DaVId Forest, deceac::ed. bey1nnmg 3 89 cha1ns South 4"5-1/2 West of tho forks ot tho road lead1ng past ros1dence of tho James H Combs. thence North 27 degrees West 2 91 chams thence South 63·3/4 degrees West 3 39 cha1ns thence South 27 degrees East 3·112 chams to the center of said road, thence North 55·112 degrees East 3·112 cha1ns to the place of begtnntng. conblmng 1 08 acre, less 15 teet and 2 Inches off the Northwest end of the described lot ot land Prtor Instrument Reference Deed dated September 16, 2003, flied September 16, 2003, recorded 1n OffiCial Records • Volume 178 Page 551 Recorder's Ot11ce Megs County Oh1oCurrent Owners' Names Lorene Hall as to tho date of her death Property Address 33869 BlacKwood Road Rutland, OH 45n5 Parcel Number. 1700182001 and 1700596000 Appraised At S27 000 00 Terms ot Sale 10°o of the appraised value and to that fa lure complete the sale wlil result 111 the for1erture of the deposlt.Aespectfully subm1tted, Kelly A Long (0074035)Manley Deas Kochalskl LLC P 0 Box 165028Columbus OH 43216·5028 Telephone 614·222· 4921 Fax 614·220· 5613 Ema kal mdk·llc com Attorney for Plnmt1ff Oct 13 20, & 27, 2010 SHERIFF S SALE CASE NO 10 CV 046 FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS COMPANY, PLAINTIFF VS AMIE M HART AKA AMIE HART. ET AL DEFENDANTS, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO By virtue of an Order of Sale ISSUed out Of SOld Court 1n the above acuon Robert E Beegle the Shenff of Meigs County, Oh10 will expose to sell at publiC act1on on the front steps of the Meigs County Courthouse 1n Pomeroy Me1gs County Oh1o, on Friday November 5 2010 at 1000 am the followmg lands and tenements Situated •n the State of Oh1o, County of Me~gs and tn the V1llage of Mlddleport·PARCEL. ONE Be1ng Lot Number One Hundred and Seventy-One (171) 1n PHILLIP JONES THIRD ADDITION to the aforesaid Village of Middleport Ohto PARCEL TWO. Bemg Lot Number One Hundred and Seventy-Two (172) 111 JONES ADDITION to said V1llage, excopt the coal or any minerals underlying tho surface and the right to m1ne the same both of wh1ch are reserved hereby to W•ll J Hudson and Ulhan P Hudson Reference Deed Volume 156. Paye 139, Me1gs County OIIICtal Records AUditor's Parcel Nos. 15· 01472 000 and 15· 01074 OOOThe above descr1bed real estate 1s sold •as 1s wlthout warrant1os or covenants PROPER TY ADDRESS 642 100 Legals www.mydailysentinel.com Legals 100 Mill Street, Middleport, OH 45760 CUI~R~NT OWNER Amte M Hart AlAI ESTATE APPRAISE:D AT $8 000 CO The real estate cannot bo sold lor less than 213rds tho appraised value The appra I does not tnclude an rntenor examination of any structwes 11 any, on the real estate TERMS OF SALE 10°o down on day of sale, balance due on confirmation of sale Cash or cert1fted funds SHERIFFS SALES OPERATE UNDER THE DOCTRINE OF CAVEAT EMPTOR PROSPf:CTIVE PURCHASERS ARE URGfD TO CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEIGS COUt'l~ OHIO ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Douglas W Little L ITILE & SHEETS LLP. 211·213 E Second Street, Pomeroy OH 45769, Telephone (740) 992-66890ct 13 20 B. 27 2010 SALES OPERATE UNDE=R THE DOCTRINE OF CAVEAT EMPTOR PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS ARE URGED TO CHECK FOR LIENS IN Tt IE PUBLIC RECOROS OF • MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ATIOANEY FOR PLAINTIFFDouglas W Little LITTLE & SHEETS LLP, 211·213 E Second Street, Pomeroy, OH 45769 Telephone· (740) 992 6689(10) 13, 20. 27 10 00597 SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE CASE NUMBER 10· CV·024 BAC Home Loans Serv1e1ng, L.P FKA Countrywide Home • Loans Serv1c1ng l P Pl:lintill -vs-Jeremy K Roush et al Defendants Court of Common Pleas Me gs County Ohio In pursuance of an Order of Sale in the above ent•tled action I w111 offer for sale at public auction 1n the above county on tho 5th day of November 2010 at 10.00 am at tho door of the courthouse, the followtng descnbed real estate SEE LEGAL DESCRIPTION ATTACHED HERETO AS EXHIBIT "A"Satd premtses also known as 30410 Nichols Road, Middleport OH 45760 PPN 1101177003 Appra1sed at $62 500 00 and cannot be sold for less than two-th rds (213) of that amount Terms of Sale Cannot be sold for less than two-thirds ol the apprarsed value, 10% down on the day of sale. cash or certified check balance due on confirmation of sale The opprrusal (d1d or d d not) tnclude an tntenor examination of the house Robert E Beegle Shenlf of Me1gs County THE LAW OFFICES OF JOHN D CLUNK, CO ,lPA -OQ597 EXHIBIT A THE LAND ~~~~e~~L SHERIFFS SALE CASE NO 10 CV 029, FARMERS BANK AND SAVIl\JGS COMPANY PLAINTIFF, VS KELLI A HUBBARD ET AL DEFENDANTS COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUN~ OHIO By VIrtue of an Order of Sale ISSUed OUt Of SOld Court tn the above action Robert E Beegle, the Shenfl of Me1gs County Oh10, Will expose to sell at pubhc acllon on the front s1eps of the Meigs County Courthouse In Me1gs Pomeroy County Oh1o on Friday November 5 2010 at 10 00 am the following lands and tenements The lollowtng descnbed real estate Situated ur the Lot 19 Burns Addition, Township of Letart Countv of Melys and State of Oh1o, to·WII Lot Number Ntneteen Begmmng at (19) the northeast corner of lot at the corner of the streets runmng east and west and north and south and runmng south w1th the west s1de of the street SIXty ono (61) feet to a post, thence west With hno between lots numbered • 19 and 20 one hundred twenty seven (127) feet to a post thence north SIXty one (61) feet to a post thence east w1th the south I ne of sa1d street one hundred twenty seven (127) feet to the place of begmmng, containing 7747 square feet more or less Subject to ali legal highways easements rlgtit of ways, zomng ordmances restnct1ons and cond1t1ons of record Reference Deed Volume 199, Page 941, Me1gs County OffiCial Records Aud1tor's Parcel No 08· 00445.000 (MObile Home located on premises IS not mcluded ) The above descnbed real estate 1s sold •as •s" Without warranties or covenants PROPERTY ADDRESS. 22739 Bucktown Road Rac1ne, OH 45771 CURRENT OWNER Kell1 A Hubbard REAL ESTATE APPRAISED AT ss.ooo 00 The real estate cannot be sold for less than 213rds the appraised value The appra1sal does not Include an interior examlflallon of any structures, 11 any, on the real estate TERMS OF SALE 1o~o down on day of sale balance due on confirmation of sale Cash or certified • funds required ALL 100 Legals 14 WES r BEGINNING FOil REFERENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SECTION 12, THENCE WEST 1 830 FEET TO A POINT,THENCE NORTH 2 360 FEET TO THE INTE'RS~CfiON OF NICHOLS ROAD AND LEADING CRE(K ROAD, BEING THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING FOR THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL ~~[~6~IN~HENCE NICHOLS ROAD NORTH 1 DEG 00 54" EAST 349 84 FEET TO A POINTTHENCE LEAVING NICHOL.S ROAD AND FOLLOWING THE COMMON PROPERTY LINE OF CAPEHART OFFICIAL RECORDS 15 PAGE 87 AND STOUT & OWENS OFFICIAL RECORDS 10 PAGE 679 SOUTH 88 DEG 29' 06" EAST 163 95 FEET TO AN IRON PIN SET AND PASSING AN IRON PIPE FOUND AT 19 80 FEET THENCE CROSSING THE LOTS OF STOUT AND OWENS OFFICIAL RECORDS 10, PAGE 679 SOUTH 16 DEG 03' 40" WEST, 142 54 FEET TO AN IRON PIN SET THENCE CONTINUING TO CROSS THE LOTS OJ; STOUT AND OWENS OFFICIAL RECORDS 10 PAGE 679 SOUTH 13 DEG 48' 15" EAST 138 83 FEET TO THE CENTERLINE OF LEADING CREEK ROAD AND PASSING AN IRON PIN SET AT 110.16 FEET THENCE FOLLOWING LEADING CREEK ROAD THE NEXT FOUR (4) BEARINGS AND DISTANCES THENCE SOUTH 57 DEG 24' 32" WEST, 33 95 FEET TO A POINTTHENCE SOUTH 61 DEG 41' 15" WEST 51 55 • · REFERRED TO IN FEET TO A THIS POINT THENCE COMMITMENT. SOUTH 67 DEG 13 S IT UATED IN THE 4.. n • WEST 33 76 TOWNSHIP OF FEET TO A POINT, RUTLAND, COUNTY THENCE SOUTH 73 OF MEIGS, STATE DEG 44 50" WEST, OF OHIO, IS 64 23 FEET TO A DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS. SITUATED IN THE TOWNSHIP OF RUTLAND, COUNTY OF MEIGS, AND STATE OF OHIO IN SECTION 12 TOWN 5 NORTH, RANGE o 100 Legals Middleport OH 45760PPN 1101177003 Sale date Nov 5, 2010 Oct13,20 B. 27, 2010 ~~~=--~~ ~~~~IF~g O~A~; 107 BANK PEOPLES NATIONAL ASSOCIATION PLAINTIF-F CHARLES ~~~~~~ vs A AKA LANDERS AKA CHARLES ~~~~~. SA ET AL DEFENDANTS COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO By VIrtue of an Order of Sale Issued out 01 S81d Co~rt 1n the above act1on, Robert E Be~gle the Shertff of Me1gs County, Ohio, w1l expose to sell at pubhc action on the front steps ol the Metgs County Ccurthouse In Pomeroy Me gs County Oh o on Friday November 5 2010 at 10:00 am the lollowlng lands and tenements Be~ng a tract of land located 1n the South one-half of Sect1on 2, T .08·N A· 15-W Salem Township Me gs County Ohro and be ng the lands conveyed to J & M Land Inc as recsorpded tn77vo,lumhe 7 0 1e age Meigs County Ollrcml Recor<ts, and being fur.her described as follows Beglnnmg at a potnt In the centerline of State Route 124 wh1ch bears N 52 deg 42' as• W 335S 93 teet from the Southeast corner of Section 2 :hence departing said road, N 76 deg 37' 18" E. passmg a•l •ron pm sot for reference at 29 feet for a total drstanco of t48.24 feet to an Iron ptn set Thence S 87 deg 22 0 1" E 958 64 feet to an ron pm set,Thence S 07 deg. 53 ' 13" W 237 50 feet to an Iron pm set.T~ence. N 83 deg. 44 2 6 W, 935 94 teet to an tron ptn set:T~enco.N 84 49 4 8 deg W. passtng an Iron prn set for re1erence at 114 09 feet for a total d s-.ance of 142- 18 feel to a po1nt n the centerline of Wednesday, October 13, 2010 Legals 100 reco1d All courses are corrected magnetic and are for angular purposes 01 'y All tron pins sot are &frac12," 1n d1amotar and 30" In length with Id cap Th s descnptlon wns prepared from tho results of an actual survey made August 1999 Being a part of the real estate described In Volume 75, Page 77 of the Meigs County OffiCial Records Reference Deed Volume 111, Page 739 Metgs County OffiCial Records Aud1tor's Parcel No 13· 00712 001The above described real estate 1s sold •as 1s" wnhout warranties or covenants.PROPER TY ADDRESS SA 124, 31610 Langsvtlle,OH 45741 CURRENT OWNER Charles Landers and D•ana LandersREAL ESTATE AT APPRAISED $40,000 00 The real estnte cannot be sold lor less than 2/3rds the appra1sed value The appraisal does not 1nclude an 1ntenor exammat1on of any structures If any on the real estate TERMS OF SALE 1Oot.. down on day of sale, cash or cert1fied check. balance due onconltrmallon of sale ALL SHERIFF'S SA.LES OPERATE UNDER THE DOCTRINE OF CAVEAT EMPTOR PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS ARE URGED TO CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ATIORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Jenmfer L Sheets, UTILE & SHEETS LLP, 211-213 E Second Street Pomeroy OH 45769 Te ephone (740) 13, 992-6689(10) 20 27 SHER'FFS SALE CASE NO. 10 CV 047 PEQPLES BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, PLAINTIFF. VS BRINL.EY F. SETH AKA BRINLEY FRANKLIN SETH ET AL DEFENDANTS COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO By v1rtue of an Order of Sale 1ssued out of satd Court 1n the above action Robert E Beegle. the Shenff of State Route 124;Thence along the centerline of State Route 124, N POINT AND BEING Ot deg. • • E. 11 21 THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING. 130 16 feet to the CONTAINING point of beginning 1 0831 ACRES, and contamlng 5 005 acres The above MORE OR LESS descnbed tmct Is Me1gs County Oh•o. w 11 expose to sell at Satd premises also known as 30410 subject to all legal publ c actlon on the 0 front steps of the N chols Ad, ~~~sr:~:ay ~~ 100 . ~ ... . Legals . Me1g County In Courthou e Pomeroy Mlllgs County, Oh10, on Fndny, Novemb r 5 2010. at 1000 arn. the foflowln,g lands and tenements Slluatod in the Townsh•P of Salt bury, County of M gs and State of Ohto Beq1nn1ng at tho North east corner of land owned by Jacob Smith (now clecensed) svpposed to contmn 79 acres. 1n Section 3 Town 2 Range 13, thence West 90 rod to the Northwe t corner I tho d Lot cnre South 51 rod to a stake th nco fa t 90 rod to the fa ..t line of ,. rd Lot to a stoke thence North 51 rods ld the 1Jiace of beg1nmng, conta ntng 29 (teres more or less Ref renee Deed Volumn 202 Page 513 Me1g County Off1clal Record Aud1tor s Parcel No 14·00052 000 The above descnbed real estate ts sold as Is Without warranties or covenants PROPERTY ADDRESS Wills Hill Road Pomeroy, OH 45769 CURRENT OWNER Bnnley F Seth REAL ESTATE APPRAISE=D AT $15,000 00 The real estate cannot be sold for less than 213rds the appro1sed value The appra•sal does not rnclude an rntelior examrnallon of any structures, •f any, on the real estate TERMS OF SALE 10% down on day of sale, balance due on con"' mahoo of c.:II Cash or cert1hed funds reqUired ALL SHERIFF'S SALES OPERATE UNDER THE DOCTRINE OF CAVEAT EMP10R PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS ARE URGED TO CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ATIORNFY FOR PLAINTIFF Jenn1fer L Shoots. UTILE & SHEETS LLP, LJ11-213 E= Second Street Pomeroy OH 45769 Telephone (140) 992 6689 Oct 13 20 B. 27 ,....,......,_...,_,.,....,.....,,....,....,'="" SELL YOUR EXCESS ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED A0 WEDNESDAY TELEVIS'I 100 legals Shenfl Sale of Real EstateCase Numbnr 09..CV 088 Well Fargo Bank N A successor by m"rger to Wells F rgo Home Mortgage In Vs Ryan E D I et al Court of Common Pleas M Cou ty Oh1o In pursuan of an ord of ale to m d1rcctcd from said court 11 tt above ent1tl d act on, I will expo e to at public oucuon on the froQ_t steps of th Me gs County Court Hou on frld y Nov rnb r 2010 t 10 00 am of d day the fo ng desu e tate S1tuat 1n th Stat ot ()h o County ol Merg ruld 1n the Town hlp of Chester Being part of a tract of land tran f nod to Pa'1y Ann P1 ens recorded n Oflr Record 18, P g 623 M g Cour ty Recorder s Off e Metgs County Ohio also be ng a part of Sect1on 6 Town l11p 2 North REJnge '3 West, and ntor pa11cularly descrtb d as follows Begrmung at a pont 1n the center! e of Town!:h p Road 12 Wickham Road wh'ch bears South 00 deg 00 24 w 1 a drstance of 961 49 feet from the southwest com r of a 7.926 acre more or less tract recorded n OII1C1al Record Volume 61 Peg 643,fhence long sa•d center ne t e fo lowmg three courses 1 South 28 deg 47 'l2 E::a 1 d1stance I 70380 feet to a po t 2 South 29 d g o4 27 East a d1stance I 188 54 feet to a po :11, 3 South 21 deg 44' 21" fast a d1stance of 40 27 feet to a p01nt The.'1Ce leav g sa d cent rl1110 North 76 deg :?4 50 W I passmg thru a 5/8 1ron pm With pi ti !den' r cat on cap t at a d tanc of 30 fert and g01ng a total d stanc of 366 49 feet to a 5/8 1ron pm w1th plastiC 1denttf calion cap set Then<: e North 51 deg 20' 57 We 1 a diStance of 84 16 feet to a 518 ron p n With pia e ldentif t n cap The North 00 deg 15 17 W st a d1stance of 137 05 feet to a 518" 1ron p1n w1th plast o 100 _. Legals C<lp,Thence South 85 d g 18' SB Ea I pa lng lhru a 518 Iron ptn w1th plashc. tdentlhCDIIOn CDP et at a distance of 2&7 95 feet and ~ ng a total d stance of 287 95 feet to th pr n pal po I of beg nmng conta n ng 1 700 acres mor I Bearngs a umP.d ~nd are tho dctcrmtnallon ol ongl only All •ron re 518" X 30 ptn r bar w th plast1c 1d t<lrnped CTS6844 Th above de cnptiOfl wa pr p red from an I I r rvey made th 5th day of Jul}' 2002 by C homa Smtih Oh1o Proto s1onal Surveyor #6844 Parcel Number 03·00463· 001 Property Located at 36459 W1ckham A dPomeroy. OH 4 5 169Property Appra1ood at 4'>000 OOTerms of S e Cannot be sold for less than 213rds lor the appraiSed vatu 1O"o down on day of ale case or certified check, balance due on confirmalton of The appral$81 not ulCiude • nte11or exam nat on of the house Robert E Beegle Me1gs County Sheni!An ta L Madd x Attorney lor the Pla1nl1ff Lerner, Sampson 8 RothfussP.O. 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This period could be connected to 28 years ago, if you are over 28. You might often fed tired, but that isn't all that is going on with you. You do make a diffurence, but perhaps vou are accepting too many responsibilfties. New beginnings bt.ocome J'O&"'Iblc if you relax anc;! let go of what io;n't functioning in your life. Elimin.:1tc what you no longer enjo}: lf you are .,;ngJe, you could be more dcmandil1g than in the past, tripping up any potential bond. Spnng 2011 herald., nC\1.· begin· nings. If you are attached, the two of you ...,'ill be more at odds than u.<;UaL Be \\illing to detach and ac~rpt your side of the problem Control rould be at the ba::.e of the bsue.. CAPRICORN can be provocative. Tiw 5~ Show the Kmtl of Day )ou'll ~ 5-Dynmnic; 4-P®~ 3-Arm:,\'('; 2-::xh~J; 1-Difjicult ARIES (Mardi21-April19) *** You settle into a vcrv hard work pace and might not be ·re.,dy to leave work at the conventional time llf the f.:1ce. Have you not made a choice? !Expre;s your carin_g in a way that i" meaningful. Thnight: Keep at what you are dmng. VIRGO (Aug. 23-St.'Pt. 22) '***** Where othc~ struggle, you c.xpn.'S.o; an innate creativity and an unusually dynamic -.tyle. You could be pu~hl.-d beyond your limits finandall): If so, don't play ostrich- stick your head out and let others know. Tonight Lt.'t your wildnes.-. emerge. UBRA (Sept. 2.1Dct. 22) You could be very tired and drav.n. In your abi!itv to '*"e beyond the obvious lies a :.tcady ba-.b in your thinking and choices. Update your office or a 5pl.'Oal room in your home to reflect the changing you. Tonight: HappilY head home. SCORPIO (O:t. 23-~o\'. 21) * * * ** Somctuncs you ask a lot of questiO!b, other times othczs will simply start talking. Usten welL bt.'Causc much could ben.'\ ealed in the present moment. You could be a bit hurt if you take a .,jtuation peNlll<llly Tonight: Exch.mgc idea-.. day. 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Swatzel als(l had 15 assi ts to lead FHS, while Hendrix added 13 a<>si<>ts. Eastern also claimed a 25-6. 25-6 'ictor) in the jumor 'arsity conte t. The Lad) l·agles \\ill play their regular season finale on ·1hur day when the) host Southern in the TVC Hocking finale for both clubs m 6 p.m. dent that she wanted to win. I'm sure all my kids want to win, but we just don't have the history of winning like Georgetown, once we get that feeling of winning, we're going to be really hard to stop." Donaldson talked about where her team will go from this point forwaid. "What we're going to do now is just out the~ af!d try to get as many wms m our pocket ao; possible and go to the conference tournament and ~ust shock a lot of people, ' Donaldson said. ' REOSTORM eotmNUES TO ROLl BECKLEY. W.Va. The University of Rio Grande RedStonn volleyball team picked up two more wins on Saturday afternoon, taking both contests of a tri-match versus Brescia and Mountain State. The tri-match was played at Mountain State. Rio knocked off Brescia in the opener in straight sets, LADY MARAUDERS FALL TO ALEXANDER ROCKSPRINGS. Ohio - ·1 he ,\1eigs Lad) Marauders ( 12-l). 5-4 TVC Ohio) fell to Alexander ( 18-1, 10 0) in a TVC Ohio match on Tuesda) evening in three sets. Alexander ''on by scores of 25-8. 25-13. and 25-22. The win was the l ad) Spartans 21st traight league ''in and their se' enth straight league title. Morgan lloward and Shellie Baile) each had three points to lead the Marauders. Lad) Emalee Glas and Chandra Stanley each had I\\ o points and Jordan Anderson and Kelsey Shuler each had one point. Ho\\ 111 d had :~even kills for the I adv Marauders. followed b)• Stanley, Alison Brown, and Alaine Arnold with three kill::. each , and Bailey ..., ith one kill. !-itanle) had t\\O blocks and Howard had one. • GJao;s had 16 as ist in the match, while Miranda Grucser, Stanle). and bmil) Knman each had one. Metgo; wJIJ play at Athens on Thur<>dn) at 6 p.m. LADY EAGLES SWEEP SOUTH GALLIA MERCERVILLE. Ohio - It wasn't ca::.y. but the Eastern volleyball team clai mcd a season sweep of host South 25-11 , 25-13 and 25-15. The RedStorm bested Mountain,.State in the second match. also in straight sets, 25-12, 25-23 and 2514. Rio Grnnde ( 12-9) is on a nice little roll at present. having won six in row and eight of its l~t nine. Sophomore outside hitter Whitney Smith had another aU-around fine day as she led the RedStonn with 12 kills in the matchup with Brescia. In addition to the 12 kills, S111ith tallied eight digs in the contest as well. Sophomore middle hitter Erin Shennan added eight kills and registered two solo blocks and five block assists. Sophomore outside hitter Tresa Swatzel (Sha6e, OH) also chip~ in with five kills. Aiding Sherman at the net was senior outside hitter Rachel Walker and junior middle hitter Kati Moore. Walker had four block assists and Moore posted four solo blocks and one block assist. Sophomore Iibera Lauren Raines paced the defense with 25 digs. Senior setter Ashley Bloom and sophomore defensive specialist Kaci Shoemaker added seven digs each to the RedStorrn cause. Bloom handed out 15 assists while freshmen Kelsey Martin and Kayla Landaker distributed 10 and nine assists respectively. Brescia falls to0-16 with the loss. Against Mountain it wa<; Shennan who the big day in the kill department, leading the RedStonn with 10. She also had one solo block and a pair of block assist<;. Swatzel and Walker contributed seven kills each while Smith and freshman outside hitter Cindy Willis chipped in with six each. Walker also had one block and two block 'as_sists. Raines topped the stat sheet in digs with 19. followed by Smith with 17. Martin and freshman defensive specialist Nicole Ogg with eight each and Uiridaker co1Iected seven. Moore also produced two solo blocks. The win over Mountain State was Rio's second in a 48-hour time period, having beaten them on Thursday at home. also in three sets. ------------------------------~· Marshall Kent Sanborn/photo OVCS' Madison Crank spikes the ball during Monday's l'llatch at Ironton St. Joe. Gallia on Monday night following a 25-20, 2522. 25-23 triumph in a Tri- Valley Conference Hocking Division matchup in Gallia County. The visiting Lady • Eagles (18-2, 12-2 TVC Hocking) maintained sole possession of second place in the league stnndings. one game ahead of third place l'rimblc (11-3). The Lad) Rebels (·13-8. 96), on the other hand. have ecured the four spot in their first season standi ng:~. SGHS also lost to the Lady Eagles back on September 21 by a 258, 25-14. 25-19 margin in Tuppers Plains. Ally Hendrix led EHS with 16 service points, followed by Jamie Swatzel, Janae Boyles, Beverly ..\1axson and Britney Morrison with four points apiece . Brenna Holter and Raylee Collins both added two service points each to the winning cause. Holter led the net attack with 13 kills, followed by Swatzel with 12 and Maxson with nine. Morrison and Hendrix both added two kills ap1ece . Swatzel and Hendrix also had respective block totals of four and two. Hendrix led the phs· ing game with 21 assists, followed by Swatzel with 14 and Breanna Hayman with three. Tori Duncan led SGHS with nine servite points. followed by Chandra Canaday and Meghan Caldwell with five points apiece. Ellie Bostic had four points , Tayler Duncan added three and Chrissy Howell rounded things out with two points. Caldwell led the net attack with 12 kills and five blocks. followed by Canaday with five kills and five blocks. Bostic and Shelby Merry both added three kills apiece for the hosts . Both Duncans had 12 assists each to lead the passing game. leads UCF in rushing at 57 yards per game and is averaging I 06 yards through he air. fromPageBl Godfrey "is giving them a whole new 10 of 12 passes before dimension on offense,'' injuring his right ankle. Holliday said. "Where he Graham has been ruled creates issues is when he out for Wednesday's improvises. We have to game, meaning Anderson try and contain him and will get his 20th consecu- do a good job of keeping tive start. Anderson has him in the pocket." been solid at home, comThe game will feature pleting 41 of 59 passes two of the conference's for 524 yards and six top defensive ends in touchdowns with no UCF's Bruce Miller and interceptions in two Marshall's Vinny Curry, games this season. the nation 's sack leader 0' Leary has been with eight. rotating freshman Jeff Marshall knows all Godfrey and Rob about Miller, the 2009 Calabrese at quarterback conference defensive with success. player of the year. Holliday. a former In the fourth quarter assistant coach at West last year, Miller stripped Virginia. said he tried to the ball from Anderson. recruit Godfrey, who UCF recovered and eventually scored the goahead touchdown with 23 seconds left in a 21-20 win. That started a sixgame conference winning streak. ''That play was the difference in our season," O'Leary said. The Knights have made big plays a mainstay on defense this year, forcing three turnovers in last week's 42-7 win over UAB. Two of them were returned for touchdowns. "Our defense has been pretty stingy since we· ve been here," O'Leary said. "We're not as stout up front as we'd like to be. But they're getting off of blocks and making a lot of plays and making a lot of third-down plays, which I think. is critical if you're going to be off the field." Oo/o A.P.R. for 6 Billing Cycles ,tt&' ). Low :Prime +?Ole Regular Rate' ). No Annual Fee ). Goods & Travel Rewards ). 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