https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f8fca39b239ba452d9139ea5ff28f296.pdf c8f903878b2b5b88b6ba50272e9add37 PDF Text Text --- - -- --- - -- ------ Prep soccer playoffs, Bt ----.-----~~~~~~~~ Soiree at Ariel Theatre,A6 e ea P~intedon )()()t:o Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio : ~-~ ~hCEN,fS • -yot. 6o, No. 1:~1 ' . .. 1 t ~ Deadline extended ~.· • .• .. , ~'· • Benefit dinner POMEROY A "1\Iake a Difference" · spaghetti dinner will be held on Thursday at the Meigs Senior Center. sponsored by the Meigs County Council on Aging and the Meigs Retired Senior Volunteers Program. Proceeds ""ill benefit the Hemlock Grove Church of Christ and Its rebuilding program and the families affected by the Oli' e To"' nship tornado. The dmner '~11 mclude spaghetti, garhc brad. salad, dessert and a drink. oors open at 5 p.m., vith ening from 5:30 to :30. The cost is $7 for adults and $4 for children. Rec.>ded Ne'l'sprint D ... : --... . .·~DNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2010 w''"·mydailysc.·ntinel.com Election 2010: Pomeroy to decide levies, income tax. B Y BETH SERGENT POMEROY Military veterans have until Dec. 3 to claim a bonus they have earned for being kept involuntarily on active duty after the Sept. 11, 200 I, terrorist attacks. The "stop-loss" bonus is separate from the Ohio Veterans Bonus approved by voter:-; in 2009. The deadline for he ''stop-loss" bonus was extended by the U.S. Department of Defense. .... ..... -----~--..,--~-...------·------ BSEAGENT@MYOAILYSENTINELCOM POMEROY - When voters go to poll:- in Pomeroy during next month's general election, they'll be deciding the fate of two levies and an increa~e in the village's existing incdtne tax. The levies up for a vote arc a cemetery operating lc\ y and current expense le\ y which finances street light expenses in the village. The cemetery operating levy i~ a one mill renewal levy for Beech Grove Cemetery operations. The Meigs County Auditor's Office estimates the levy to bring in $13,767 a year fm a period of tlve years. The i<u·gest expense fo: cemetery maintenance is mowing ""hich costs the village around $13.000 a year. The one mill current expen'e levy for street lights, which is also for a period of five years, is a replacement le\ y which is estimated to bring in $19.197.33 a year. The 'ill age det:ided not to place the levy back on the ballot as a rcnC\\-al but replacement to get an updated figure on how much money 1t would ToY POMEROY You kno\l. Christmas is just around the corner when the Meigs County bikers have their annu.tl toy run. "This is our 25th year to do a toy run" said Arnold Priddy. attired in his red Santa ~un and seated on his three-wheel Harley Davidson generate - it currently is estimated to generate around $12,675. It's e~ti­ mated the village pays around $3.000 a month to keep the street lights. including the many along the walking path, lit. Since the street light levy pa-.sed five years ago. expenses to operate them have also risen. For this reason, the village placed the street light levy on the ballot as a replacement (not a renewal) which means the present millage (one mill) stayed the same but the appraisal rates affecting it were recalculated to reflect the most current numbers. The placement of both Ievie'> on the November ballot was unanimous, though this wasn't the case with the income tax increase. The Meigs County Board of Elections reports the income tax increase reads as follows on the ballot: ''An ordinance providing for a I /4 percent levy on income to provide for current services as prO\ ided in the police department and street department effective Jan. I. 20 II. As previously reported. the village currently has a one-percent income tax in place and, again, the bal~ lot issue asks for a one., qua~ter of a percent increase on that tax. If passed, the one and- onequarter percent income tax would be paid by those both working and living in Pomeroy who earn income. However, only those who live in Pomeroy will get a chance to vote on the ballot issue unlike those who work in the village, pay the tax but live elsewhere. The tax is normally handled through payroll deductions. The increase is estimated to generate $80.000 annually. RUN TIME waiting for this year's run to begin. He traditionally lead~ the biker-. a~ the) roar down Pomeroy's Main Street to kick off the annual toy run. Over the year~ hundreds of bikers have participating in the toy run which has ..Used thousands of dollars for buying toys for hundreds of youngsters who might not otherwise get much for Christma-;. "It's giving the kids a nice Christmas and that makes the toy run our pleasure." commented Priddy. (Story and photos by CJ.wrlene Hoeflich.) C GOP bean dinner POMEROY Meigs County Republican Executive Committee will hold its annual bean dinner at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday at GOP headquarters. West Second Street. OBITUARIES Page AS • Paul Dill · • Beverly Connolly • Clara E. Davis • Mary Cundiff Jackson County couple arrested on Ohio, W.Va. B&E cases BY BRIAN J. REED BREEDti MYOAILYSENTINEL COM WEATHER High: 66 POMEROY -A County. W.Va .. husband and wife were arrested here on charges of breaking and entering and felony vandalism. and will face B&E and grand larceny charges in West Virginia for a separate offense. David A. Brown. 30. and his wife, Nancy, both of Kenna. W.Va., arc Jack~on B Y B ETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL COM I NDEX 2 SF.CTIONS- 12 PAG£\S Calendars Classifieds Comics Editorials Sports a.m. on Monday and noticed David Brown and a pickup truck there. Mohler said Brown reported he had just disco\cred his storage unit had been entered.~ When l\tohler checked the truck·~ registration. he discovered it was fictitious. He also observed a bag of veterinary dinic supplies inside t11c truck. The Ravenswood, W.Va.. police responded with a canine unit and located Nancy \Vilson inside another storage unit. having climbed over an inner wall. according to Beegle's report. Brown admitted to the Ravenswood officers he had broken into the Town & Country Veterinar) Clinic in Ripley. W.Va., and said the items in the truck had come from that B&E. Ripley officers then went to the clinic and discovered a side ""indow had been broken out of the building. tlie side door unlocked al1;d the office disturbed. . Beegle said Jacksof) County sheriff's deputies inten iewed Brown. who admitted to entering the clinic by throwing a rock through the window, While Brown is in Meigs County custody. West Virginia officials have filed a holder on the charges relating to the alleged crimes there. Think Pink: Breast Cancer Awareness Month events Low: 44 . charged with entering storage units at Great Bend after a Meigs County deputy sheriff di,covercd them ,lllegcdly trespassmg into the umts. They abo face charges from Jackson County. alleging they stole items from a \eterinary dinic there. Sheriff Robert Beegle ~aid Deputy Donnie Mohler was on a routine security check at the storage units around 3:14 B Section © 2010 Ohio Villle)• Publishing Co. l J!IJ ,I !!U I · I POMEROY - This October is the 26th anniversary of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and local events are being held to commemorate the mil~stone. The Meigs County Cancer Initiative's Think Pink Breast Cancer Educational Session will be held at 4 p.m .. Thursday, Oct. 21 at The University of Rio Grande's Meigs Center. Norma Torres, Think Pink coordinator, said the session will be a presentation teaching steps to good breast health. The presentation will include a presentation on the risks of breast cancer (only I 0 percent of those cases arc hereditary: smoking. drinking. a high fat diet aJ.;o contribute) and how to do a self breast exam. Light refreshments will be served at the session. Think Pink. which i~ funded by the Susan G. Komen for the Cure. also recently sponsored a Women's Health Day event at St. Paul\ United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall in Tuppers · Plains. Since 2006, Meigs County's Think Pink has provided $8.000 in travel \oucher!'. to mammography appointments, financed 450 mammogram~. paid for 130 clinical breast exams. pro\ ided educational materials to 1.000 women and was instrumental in bringing the mobile mammography unit from The Ohio State University to Meigs County for 14 vbits. According to the Komen. Breast Cancer Awareness Month is a time when people across the world pause to recognize or honor the breast cancer survivors they have known. or to support others currently battling the disease. There arc several ways to get involved in the fight against breast cancer this month. one of which included '"Volley for the Cure ·• volleyball games involving local high school athletes. This vear's event was held at Eastern High School. In the past 25 years. the Susan G. Komen for the Cure has come a long way. including becoming the \Vorl(J's largest breast cancer organization in the world thanks to the ~upport of their thousands of dedicated and motivated volunteers. Since its inception in l 9H2 and millions of generous donors later. Susan G. Komen for the Cure ha~ invested more than $1.5 billion for research. education and health s~r­ ' ices. including an imestment in Meig~ County via Think Pink. ln October of 1983. the Race for the Cure was held for the first time in Dallas. Texas. where 800 people participated.. This year's 18th Annual Race for the Cure in Columbus had 50.396 participants. In 2010. Susan G. Komen for the Cure received Charity NaYigator's highest rating. four stars. for the fourth consecutive year. Think Pink can be reached at 992-5469. �-_.._....,...--~----- ~-- -· ---·--------------------.......------........_...______....... • Wednesday, October 20, The Daily Sentinel • PageA2 www.mydailyscntincl.com 2010 Pro-life group targets 42 Democrats WASHINGTON (AP) financed abortion. lion-rights groups The lav. walled off NARAL - A pro-life group Pro-Choice spending heHvily to fede1al money from America and Planned influence the midterm paying for the proce- Parenthood, and his elections is uugcting 42 dure, and an executive near-unwavering supHouse Dl'mocruts m a order Obama signed port for Pelosi's agenda. $1 million mail cam- ca•licr this year It's the latest salvo paign aiml'd at turning aftinned long-standing from pro-life group'i thl!m out of Congrcso.;, rl'strictions on taxpayer- geared toward turning The Susan B. Anthony financed abortion. but out socially conservaList, focused on elect- activists on the issue tive voters who ing women who oppose argue that neither is suf- Republicans hope wtll abortion rights, is send- ficient. help oust a growing list ing mailings to more The mail cam- of Democrats and hand than 2 million like- paign's hit list ranges the GOP House control minded \Oters spotlight- from Rep. Kathy on Nov. 2. mg Democrats' records Dahlkemper in a conThe same group has on abortion. servative Pennsylvania run TV and radio ads in The pamphlets, which district to Rep. Barney several close contests, feature photographs of a Frank of Massachusetts. including Senate races sleeping baby juxtaThe pamphlet to in California and po ed against close-ups Frank's constituents Nevada, and has been of the targeted lawmak- says he ''votes '.1'\0' on hammering House er, President Barack Massachusetts values" Democrats in conservaObama and Hou e and askc; recipients to tive districts - includSpeaker Nancy Pe1osl, "Vote NO" on him. It ing Reps. Steve equate a 'ote for the highlights his health Driehaus of Ohio and health care law with cnre \ otc, his perfect Joe Donnelly of Indiana support for taxpayer- rating from the abor- for voting for the health care measure. The mail campaign is far broader, targeting ~n•hc of the most vulnerable Democrats like Reps. Suzanne Ko.,mas ot Florida, Debbie Halvorson of Illinois and Dina Titus of Nevada. as well as some only recently considered potentially at risk such as Arizona's Raul Grijalva, Colorado's John S!tlazar and Wisconsin's Ron Kind. Another pro-life group, Americans United for Life. is targeting some of the same lawmaker~ in radio ads in a dozen districts. "The fact is the health care reform bill does provide for a massive expansion of abortion, v. hich ts not cured by the executive order. so anybody who voted for that has to do some explaining," said William Saunderc;, the legal counsel for Americans United 1or Life. Democrats deny the claim and are fighting to block what they argue is a false mcs5age. The Susan B. Anthony List is locked m a legal battle with Driehaus after he got Ohio election officials to block a billboard that was to read, "Shame on Steve Driehaus." beside a picture of him, and accuse the first-term Democrat of voting ''FOR taxpayer-funded abortion." Driehaus says that's false, and the Susan B. Anthony List is now asking a judge to overturn a state election law aimed at barring false statements about a candidate's voting record, saying it's overly vague and curbs freedom of speech. The pro-life groups argue that Obama's executive order is vulnerable to court challenges, and in any case would not have been necessary if the health care law truly barred tax doJlars from paying for elective abortions. They also say if the administration deemed abortion a preventive service, all plans would have to cover it. Dahlkemper asked to have a radio spot against her by Americans United for Life pulled off the air, calling it slanderous. Kasich team in crosshairs over 'Plumber' statement• COLli.MBUS (AP)Republican John Kasich's running m.lle in the Ohio governor's race is drawing Democratic criticism for an erroneous claim that a federal law v. as found broken in the Joe the Plumber recordspeeping case. GOP lieutenant governor candidate Mary Taylor has since retracted the remark. made during a Sunday campaign wehcast timed to coincide with a rally for Gov. Ted Strickland and other Democrats headlined by the Obamas. Taylor made a clarification of her statement in an interview with The Columbus Dispatch, for Tuesday's editions. A mec;sagc was left with the campaign seeking comment. During the webcast. Taylor di\ ulged that a tate auditor she asked the U S. Justice Department to review actions by Strickland's then-human services director and others accused of misusing state computers to 'icw records of Samuel "J oe" Wurzelbachcr. The Toledo-area man became an overnight sensation after he was cited repeatedly in the linal presidential debate of 2008. Then-Ohio Department of Job and Famil) Services director Helen Jones-Kelley resigned in December 2008 after a state watchdog's finding of impropriety in the case. A second official resigned and a third lost his job. A suit was filed on Wurzelbachcr's ' behalf claiming his civil rights had been violated, but a court dismissed it. Taylor told webcast viewers that her office recently had received a reply on its referral. ··And. in fact, the Strickland administration. the Department of Jobs and Family Services, did violate federal law by the actions that were taken by those that "ere employed by her,'' she said. The letter Taylor received says nothing of the sort. "Ordinarily. allegations such as those described in the complaint would trigger further, investigation by OSC and. if the facts warranted, an enforce- ment action ... ," the U.S. Ofl1ce of Special Counsel informed Taylor in a Feb. 22 response. However. the office said, since JonesKelley was no longer in office. they declined to proceed with an inquiry. The special coun el's office is a unit of the Justice Department. Spokesman Darshan Sheth said he cannl>l comment on the details of a specific case. However. he told. The Associated Press that the phrasing used in the letter is standard. He said it describes how allegations of federal Hatch Act violations are investigated. ••1 think it' saymg, if the information provided was corroborated, this is what \\e'd do," he said. "It's not saying anything beyond that." Taylor told the Dispatch that it is her opimon that the Strickland adminbtration broke the law, not that of the Office of Special Counsel. ••1 do want to clarify that I didn't mean to suggest that the letter explicitly reflected my thoughts on thi s matter,'' the paper reported her saying. Inaccurate or not. Taylor's statement succeeded in resurrecting a nearly two-year-old Strickland scandal JUSt two weeks before Election Day. Strickland called it a campaign ploy. Polls have the once popular Democrat trailing Kasich. a former congressman, Fox News commentator, and Lehman Brothers managing director. "I interpret it as a losing campaign ·s effort to, at the last minute. stir up some kind of controversy,'' he told reporters on Monday. After his emergence into the spotlight two years ago. Wurzelbacher wrote a book, spoke at conservative gatherings and spent a few weeks as a war correspondent in the Gaza region. On the political front, Wurzclbacher has made apperances at Tea Party rallies and endorsed a handful of GOP candidates around the country. In May, he won a seat on a 400-seat GOP committee in his home county. VISit us online at mydallysentlnel.com Internet SERVING POMEROY Un "''!tec Hours. No Conlraclsl $9.95_. • FRt£ WI foctncal 5uppot1 • n:rt~·<ee!>r:ulluCil!lilt! •ICHla'l-w::IV,'eOINII • Cusl!ft bl Pails •- . - & mo.! cr:::;:25x!amr!J .____ _ _ j!nt'3-- Sign Up Onlint' ,.,.,.t.oca'"-leom ~onage· GET ONE MONliH ~ on p $25 99. o th 1 taxes and fees t Keeping Meigs County informed The Daily Sentinel .. Subscribe today 740-992-2156 Help Protect Yourself lbday. r· .-.. 1 Nnw 1-888·758·3029 L:-~-----------:.1 I ·felock. "' Call: .866.798.0692 �------- - ~·---~---- PageA3 The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, October 20, 2010 ASK DR. BROTHERS GCC Graduates Birth Circle awarded grant: .. He's not the family bank Dear Dr. Brothers: When my husband won a lot of money in the lottery ~ few years back. It was no suq~rise that a lot of Submitted photo the family he hadn't Pictured are the 2009- heard from in year; came 2010 Gallipolis Career out of the woodwork. But College graduates that now that things have settook part in graduation tled down, there arc still ceremonies held Sept. people who seem to 25, 2010 at Faith Baptist expect some kind of monthly stipend from Church, Rodney. him - namely, his two kids from his fir;t marnage. They treat him like gambling. and I think an ATM and are literally he's \ery unlikely to do it stripping him of all his agam. Something he said savmgs. How can I help JUSt got me thinking: He with this before he's said he \'would up his broke?-EN. wager a little more each Dear KN.: The annals time after he lo!>t, thinkof lottery history are rife ing the "odds would even with winners who nave · out." This sounded so had to change their phone l":razy - is this kind of numberi'> and aJdres~es thinking common? and practically go mto K.E. hiding because of the delI>car K.E.: 1 believe uge of regue<>ts for money that kind of thinking is Molly from friends, relative<>. almost like a commonBusirx:s.s of Being Bom Wales. "is Irk of~ to strangers, organizations sense type of reaction. Additionally, The Birth infoonation. While there is an and others- each with a Without knowing anyCircle will enhance welcorre abundance of information bigger sob story than the thing about odds or pdets given to all r"L-v.' meet- about obstetric care. infoona- last. It is \\-ell-understood sequence of \\inning mg ~ with th:: folloo- tion regarding midwifery care by these folks that money \ersu losing acth ities. it automaticall) would be something the ing publication<>: The is mu::h less occesstblc. So, doesn't Coalition for Improving most pregnant women in bring happiness; in fact. 3\ emgc person who has Maternity Scrvices' "Having a Southeastern Ohio will go many fairy-tale lottery lo t just a little -- o,r a lot Baby? Ten Questions toMt throogh pegnan::y and birth stories ha\ e turned into of - mane) mi~ht think brochure; Childbirth \liithout even knowing that sad nightmares. v. ith win- m order to ghe hts brain a Connections' '11lC Rights of nndwifcrycareisanc¢onfor ners stripped of their win- quick jolt of hope to Childbearing Women" them Thebookand~ nings. their digr'uty and counter the dtsappointbrochwe; and a ~ of Ina we ha\\! chosen will inf~ their dreams. So there is ment. So, tf you say that May's Gui& to Childbirth by the consumer about ffild- plenty of potential for e .. ery bet has a 50-50. l~May~'lkin. . wifery, wi~out alienating heartache along with the chance of a win or a loss, 'I're mam (J'Ohlem rong th~ plarming for an OB- celebratory balloons sur- the tdea that several loss· roundmg large sums of es in a row might mean it r~~· says Birth Circle attmdedbirth.'' money. is time for a win may The relationship sound really logical between xour husband but it just seems that way. and his chtldren probably I will leave the science of is one in which he has gnn1blin& to the experts. certain le~al obligations but it mtght be whe for Thursday, Oct. 21 to fulfill m the way of you to focus on your husRUTLAND - Seventh Other events child support ,md so band's udden willingannual Fall Harvest forth No"" that he has ness to \liaste the family's Wed nesday, Oct. 27 Gospel Smg, Rutland orne extra money. it is money on gambling. POMEROY - Free natur-.U for htm to ""ant to Civic Center. Thursday Ob\ iously you believe and Fnday, 6 p.m.; commumty fellowship din- do more for them than he th1s was a one-time e\ent. Saturday, 1 p.m. ner, 4:30·6 p.m, New was required to dp- and and I hope )OU are corUnited perhaps this is the first rect. But you mrght want Thursday is open talent Beg1nnlngs mght; Friday and Methodist Church. Roast ume he can afford to pay to take a fe\\ ~teps in Saturday featured beef, mashed potatoes for some extras Before order to make that more singers, The Hmsons of and gravy on bread, )OU inten:ene, make sure likely. There would be salad, dessert. Tennessee. that he actually is being nothmg \\ rong with comSaturday, Oct. 23 MIDDLEPORT - Free taken ad.. antage of by his mi crating v. ith your hu~­ POMEROY - Me1gs children - what >ou rna) band about his lo~~e:. commumty dinner, 4:30 County Republican see as tripping hun of ht p.m., Dave Diles Park, while at the same time Committee funds may really be a reasloppy joes. hot dogs, Executive asking him if it would be bean dinner, 6:30 p.m., sonat>lc way for him to do baked goods. better for the t\\O of you GOP headquarters, West more. now that he can. MIDDLEPORT to decide together about Second Street. Revival at Ash Street But if you find he feels he the fate of whatever Church, 6:30 p.m., is bcin~ taken advantage money you might have through ·saturday. Dr. Birthdays of by hts kid , you cnn be that ts considered disposDavid Rahamut speaker, supportive of him by able - so that it is not Saturday, Oct. 23 helping him come up simply disposed of in guest singers to include POMEROY - Mildred with some tactful yet fim1 someone ehe's pocket. Ash Street Singers on Thursday, Builders Ziegler who will turn 90 on ways to say no. Surely he'd be willing to Quartet on Friday, and Oct. 25, will celebrate her ••• repurpo e those extra Dear Dr. Urothcrs: fund<> for something you Forever Blessed on birthday on Saturday, with Saturday. Pastor is Mark an open house at the My husband recentl) both can enjoy or for Hemlock Grove Grange came back from a week- some common ime:.tMorrow. Hall. Cards may be end \, ith his friend in ment that )OU can u.;e in Sunday, Oct. 24 brought to her there or Atlantic City. N.J .. and the future. That \\auld be MIDDLEPORT - The Keffers of Nashvrlle, Ga. sent to her at 42654 S.R. told me he lost thousands a safer bet. Pomeroy, Ohio 'of dollars. He' nc\ er Will sing at 11 a.m .• Hope 681, (c) 2010 b) King Baptist Church. 849 High 45769. It is requested that done this before: he has Features s,ndicate gifts be omitted. no history of compulsh e St. Gary Ellis Is pastor. -~~~5to ~i~! ~=~~=~!!! ~~p~:~a~~co~;~e!-,, Cin:Je. an AfOOt<; nonprofit support group for pcgn.111t frunilies. has been ,l\\"3fdcd a $2,180 gr.mt from The Foun<btion for the Adv:n:ement of Midw1fety (FAM) to ..ret~fit fumilies m Soutl~n Ohio. "Raising A\li'arellCSS of Midwifery in Appalachian Ohio"ts a two-prong effoo to educate Birth Ciide JXU1ict· JXUllS and the wi<b"community alxlut th: midwifay Jll(XJcl of care. ""ith the ~oal of increasing interest m and kn<.mledge of midwifery, nnd alnit th::irchoires. ~mt \\Orren often n.un to the public librruy for resoun:es on pregnancy and childbirth. To complement these ~ two copies of the follooing rooks and DVD will re donaled for circulation to eight coonty lilr.uies and their branches (Athens, Hocking, Vmton, Meigs, W~~n. Peny•.Morgan and Fairfield counties): Ina Ma) 's Guid:: to Childbirth by lnaMayGailin,thechildrcn's book Baby on the Way by Sear.; Olildren's Libnuy, and Community Calendar Public meetings Thursday, Oct. 21 MIDDLEPORT ASSOCiatiOn for ment of leport. 8 p.m., at the Mart1al Arts Bltanga Center, 129 Mill St., M ddleport ASSOCiatiOn formed for d scuss1on on employment/economic opportunrttes. real estate values. recreat1on and other issues of concern. For more Information call 992-5715. Monday, Oct. 25 RACINE - Southern Local Board of Education, regular meeting. 8 p.m., high school media center. POMEROY Veterans Serv1ce Commission, 9 a.m .• 117 E. Memonal Drive. Clubs and organizations Thursday, Oct. 21 POMEROY - Meigs ~~nty Retired Teachers ~ociatlon luncheon. noon. W1ld Horse Cafe. Karen Butt presidenta ect of Oh1o RTA. Guests welcome. REEDSVILLE Riverview Garden Club meets at 6:30 p.m., DaViCI's rn WilUamstown, W.Va. for dmner. RACINE - Sonshine C1rcle. 7 p.m.. Bethany United Methodist Church. Cards signed at 6:30 p.m. Silent auction. Church events · Sunday, Oct. 17 POMEROY - Revival services at the Calvary Pilgrim Chapel, 7 p.m. Rev. Paul Bates, evange· list, and smgers. Pastor is the Rev. Charles McKenzie. Monday, Oct. 18 GALLIPOLIS Promised Land Church, Clay Chapel Road off OhiO 218, camp meetings. 7 p.m. starting today though Oct. 23, local preachers and singers nightly. WARNIN ,G ! HIP REPLACEMENT RECALL DePuy Orthopaedics Hip Replacement Patients Between 2003 and 2010 DePuy Orthopaedics issued a world-wide recall of certain hlp replacement syst~ms due to prociJct defects and patient safety issues. 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Free Informational Group Meetings and Individual Appointments Available Call To Schedule: 1.877.LHA YWOOD (1.877.542.9966) Connect Directly to an Attorney Now - call cell phone anytime-The Haywood Law Offices • .. • , �------~----~------------~----~------~ Page The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, October 20, ~oto: ' The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Sammy M. Lopez · Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Even in liberal bastions) GOP sees election chance Bv GLeN JOHNSON AND JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS ASSOCIAT!:'D PRESS Pam Caldwell Advertising Director In the congressional district that's home to the Kennedy family compound, a Kennedy public skating rink and a Kennedy museum, the heart of liberalism is beating uneasily. Rcf?ublican Jeff Perry is making a senous bid to take over a scat held by Democrats for nearly 40 years - and it's just one of nearly 100 scats across the country that now appear unde~: at least some thrent of slipping away from the majority party and giving conI trol of the U.S. House lt) the GOP.. At least 75 House seats - the vast majm ity held by Democrat~ - arc at ~crinus risk of changing hands, find roughly 25 more where Democrats were assumed to have the upper hand have lightened in recent weeks, raismg the possibility that some could nip to the Republican<; ns well. Perry, a Massachusetts state rcpre entative. is in one of those contests here in the 1Oth Congressional District. which stretches from Quincy, just outside Boston, along Cape Cod and across to the \ acation playgrounds of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. He is talking tough on taxes. immigratiOn refonn and the health care law. and he's locked in a competitive race with Democrat William Keating for the open seat. It's a surprisinf? turn in Massachusetts and JUSt one of nearly n dozen ~.·onte:-;ts ucross the country illustrating trouble in Democratic paradise. Republicans have long believed they have a ch~tncc to \"'in back the House, and pos~ibly the Senate. Now, emboldened by polls showing even more of their candidate~ tunning strongly. they're reaching into territory where Democrats were thought to be safe. in races from New York to Georgia to Wisconsin and Arizona. Even the longest-servmg Democrat. Rep. John Dingell of Michigan, \\hO has coasted to reelection in recent years. is mounting an aggressive campaign against his GOP challenger, Rob ' Steele. Amid whispers that Dingell could be in dan~er, Lhe Democrats' House campmgn arm last month i"sued a memo saying he would win but <Hiding pointedly: ""All Democratic incumbents should take a page out nf his playbook and 'run scared' cad1 cycle. especially 20 I0. even if they are not tnlly afraid of losing." The Republicans' strategy is part psychology and part raw number . By targeting hmmakers once viewed as sate. the GOP can goad Democrats into spreading their money and energy across more race ... By placing more bet'\ around the map. however long the odds, Republicans increa e theu chances of reaching the 40-seat gain that ,tould drive out Hou.e Speaker Nancy Pelosi and hand them House control. Emotions are high. In Hyannis Port. someone swiped a pair of "Jeff Perry fo~ Congress'' signs f~on.l the fmnt <?t chiropractor Knstin Weber~ heavily trafficked offi<:e, so sh~ dmvc to ht.·r motlwr's houst• on a Co11grrss sllall make tlo law respectitrg 'w estahlislmmrt of religimr, or Jlrollibititlg tile free e.wrc:ist• tlrereof; or abridf!illg tire freedom of spreclr, or of tire press; or tire riglrt of tile people peaceahl)' to assemble, at1d to petitiou the Gm•emmcut for a redress of.~riermtJces. The First Atncndmcnt , to the U.S. Constitution Study: Flight delays cost passengers $16.7 billion Bv JOAN Lowv ASSOCIATfD PRESS Airhne night delnys co t passengers more than incornenience $16.7 billion more- according to ft tUd) dell\ crcd to the Federal Aviation AdmmistratJon on Monday. The 1-"'AA-fundcd study looks at the co~t to passengers for flight delay.; in 2007, the latest year for which complete data wus a\ailable when researchers began \\Orking on the stud)'. Unlike past studie of the Impact of flight delays, researchers looked more broadly r:t the costs as~ociated \\ ith flight delays. includmg pas scnger; · lo t time waiting for flights and then scrambling to make other arrangements when flight~ nre cun~eled The cost to :urlmes for delay'S was $8.3 billion. mostl) for crew, fuel and maintenance Overall, the cost was $33 billion. including to other parts of the economy. 13ut one finding of the study is that more than half the cost associated with flight delays is borne by passengers. Those cost'\ likely were lower in the three years smce 2007. due to the weakened economy. Air ttavcl peaked 111 2007 before the economy \\Cllt sour. And so did flight delays and cancellations. In 2007. 1.3 million domestic flights were delayed and 119.000 flights canceled. according to the Bureau of Tran..,portation Stau&~ics. Last )Car, 85,000 flights \\ere delayed and 63.000 canceled. Mark Hansen. a civll and em 1ronmental engincenng protessor at the University of Califonun. Berkeley." ho led the stud), said he belie\ e'\ 2007 is a more representative year "since \\e think that the Y.eak economy isn't a pennanent thmg.'' There will always be flight delays due ,to mechanical problems or weather. but they can be significantly reduced by expanding the capacity of the natwn's nirports and air tralfic control system. The FAA Js m the midst of a program to modernize the air traffic control system. replacmg World Wnr 11-era rndar with atellite-based technt1logy. The program is expected to cost government and mdustry about $40 billion. 1 he FAA has said the program is necessary t<;> meet an anticipated greater demand for air tra\ cl. The Washington Post first reported the study's findings on Monday. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the edttor should be limited to 300 words. All letters are subject to edtllng must be sgned and mdude address and telephone number No unstgned letters Wit be published Letters should be 10 good taste addresstng ISSues. not persona .ties "Thank You letters W111 not be accepted lor publication . The Daily Sentinel Reader services ELECTION 2010 :-;idt! street and gntbbcd one to replace it. ''1 think people are fed up w1t11 the governlnent." said Weber, 41. "I hey're fed up with the overspending. They're fed up with the bailouts. It has not helped the economy, whatsoever. And we really do need change we can believe in." Other voters also suggest the Democrats ha\ e reason for nlam1. "There's so much dealing; power tends to corrupt," said Philip Faulk, 57, a jewelry store owner from Thomasville. Ga. He lives in the district represented by a nine-tem1 congressman, Snnford Bishop, who is runniu~ again"'t state lawmaker and Baptist minister Mike Keown. Faulk. an independent. says he leans Republican. D:tn Kapanke of Wiscons111, u Republican state senator challenging veteran Rep. Ron Kind, said: "It's resonating out here that. 'Who is Ron Kind representing?' That's a question I hear.'' Ruth McClung. a 28-yt;ttr-old scientist working for a Tucson. Ariz.. '<iefense contractor, is similarly optimistic about her chances agamst Rep. Raul Grijalva, who coasted to easy re-election in 2006 and 2008. Says McClung. ··we have a lot of gras~ roots that are fighting for it. It's politics, but I think we W.lllt it more than they do." Some of the more long-shot GOP challengers are being propelled by the tea party movement. McClung, for example, won movement support after Grijalva called for a boycott of Ari7.onn when his home state enacted a tough immigration law th:1t's -;ince been blocked by a. federal judge. "We ahout two months ago snici that was a tactical. logi~tic mistake." said the congressman. "It \\as bound to tighten up.'' Other Republicans are backed b) nationall) known surrogates such as Sarah Palin and Sen. Scott BrO\\n, R-Ma.;;s .. \\ho won the special election to replace the late Sen. Edward M. Kennedy in Januaf) and. in the process, gn' e confidence to Republicans nationally. Brown plan~ to travel to Rhode bland on Monday to endorse Republican state Rep. John who\ battling Loughlin. Providence Mayor David Cicilline to succe~d Kennedy's son, reuring Rep. Patrick Kennedy. President Barack Obama is coming the same clay in support of Ckillinc and incumbent Rep. Jim Langevin. The president? For a seat the Democrats now hold? .. He's here4 raising mone) for tight races in other places, and to make sure that Mr. Langevin and Mr. Cicilline serve in the majority come January," said Joy Fox. a Langevin spokes\\ oman. In New York. where Democrats hold all but two of the state's 29 congre~sional seats, Republi~ans arc eyemg as man) as eight pickup opportunitie~. from enstcm Long Island to the Adirondacks. Sensmg danger. Dt'mo~rah have deployed fonne_r P\es1dcnt Bill Clinton to camp:ugn illl" several House Democrats. One is Rep Dnn Maffei, a Syracuse-area_, freshman who is facing a strOll'', challenge from ;Republican Ann Marie Buerkle. Buerkle. ap anti abortion activi~t. has struggled; with fundraising but is highly 1 popular with con ervatives and i<; one of Palin's "Mama Griz1Jies.' Clinton also campaigned fo Rep. Maurice ffinche). a nine ~ term veteran from Binghamton . whose opponent is George Philhp.;, a Catholic '\chool teacher~ and f<Vmer congressional aide .• Hinchey is not considered in real danger, but Republican are hope ful nonetheless. Massachusetts Rep. Barney Frank. a l5.tenn Democrat mtd chainnan of the llo\J'>e Financial Services CommJttce, faces a ~fronger-than-expected re-election fight against GOP challenrer' Scan Bielat. who is targeti A Frank'c; role in steering. Congrtthrough the Wall Street bailout ' and one of the most far-reaching 1 financial regulatory laws in the nation's history. ' Although all of Massachusetts' House seats are held by , Democrats, and the JOlh distric.;t has long been home to the . Kenned) s, the district overall ic; considered the most consen ath e ~ in Massachusetts. Its congres-; man. William Delahunt, sened d~ Norfolk County district attorne)' ~ before being eJected to Congress ' in 1996. He was succeeded as ! county prosecutor by Keating. the ) Democrat who hopes to succeed i. him again in Congres<:. But Brown garnered more than , 6Q percent ol the vqte here in ) January. when he upset Democrat 1 ,\1arthn Coakley to claim the .. Senate seat held for ncarl) a half i. century by Edward Kennedy. The results were ~nough tp prompt 1 Delahunt to !H)nounct> his retm·- , ment. Perry has made himself . fuvonte of conservatives oppo mg taxes and b) casting ont: of only two vote against the tate's 2006 univef'ial health cart l~ law pas ed under fonn~r .... Republican Gov. Mitt Romney "If you like what rv~ been II doing as a state representative . lv a k for your vote on Nov. 2." ; Perry said during a recent debate. , Keating. who repeatedly chn'> tised Perry over allegations that • he allowed a pair of illegal strip searche:; while serving as a police ,) officer. argues that he will pre serve the Obama agenda. "J'Il p,rotect \Vall Street safe guard~. · Keatmg ~aid in the debatc'. "I'll protect Social Secunt). And J'll be there to mo-.e us forward as a group and as n country." Jeff and Janni Hansen. longtime Democrat-. from ) liberal Cambndge who ha' en 't declared · a part) affihatton thi.; ~ear. ~aid "' the) plan to \Ote for Keatm•~. Nonetheles-.. they thmk PerT) ha:; J a shot. 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'227 21 12 Weeks Web· www myda :yscnttncl com \ ... ~ .. . ~ \ ... �Wednesday, October 20, www.mydailysentinel.com 2010 Obituaries Paul Dill Loving husband, father, grandfather, o;on and friend to all, Paul Frederick Dill, 55, Pomeroy, passed away on Oct. 18, 2010, at Pleasant Valley Hospital, Point t. W.Va. was bom ~m D~c. 2, 1954, in Pomeroy, son of R.ose t<:;urtts) Dtll of Pomeroy, and the late Carl Fredenck Dtll. He was n veteran of the U. S. Air Force. He was a pradm~tc of Meigs High School Class of 1972. He rctued alter 35 years with the Meigs County Highway Department. He was a member of Shepherds Chapel for the last five years. Bestdes his mother, he is survived by his wife, Betty Jean Barker Dill, Pomeroy; Children: Valerie (Brian) McClintock, Pomeroy; Zean Wilc;on (Crissy Martin) Columbus; grandchildren: Trenton and Natha~ McClintock, Sarah He\\ itt, Jason and Carrie Wilson· siste~, Carla (Dave) Carter, Pomeroy; special nieces: Vickt Carter and Cathy (Greg) Sauvage; a great niece, Katlyn Sauvage; numerous lo,ed ones and many friends. Funeral will be at 11 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 22, 2010. at Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Burial will be in Wyers Cemetery, Athens County. Friends may call from 5- 8 p.m. on Thursday at the funeral home. An on-line registry is available at www. andersonmcdaniel.com. Beverly Connolly The Daily Sentinel • Page As For the Record Meigs County Forecast Recorder Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 66. Calm wind becoming west between 6 and 9 mph. Wcdnesda5' Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 44. Li_ght southwest wind. Thursday: A slight of showers chance between IOam and Ipm. Mo~tly sunny, with a high near 67. Calm wind becoming west between 10 and 13 mph. Winds could gust as high as 24 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20 percent. 1 Thursday ight: Mostly clear, with a low around 34. Light west wind. J<'riday: Sunny, with a high near 62. Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 42. POMEROY- Recorder Kay Hill recorded the following real estate transactions: • Darrell Lee Sellers, deceased, to Carol Roberts certificate of trans1er, Lebanon; Carol Roberts: Ronald Roberts, to Nom M Casto, corrective deed, Lebanon; Carol Roberts, Ronald Roberts, to John J. Casto, Nora M. Ca<>to, corrective deed, Lebanon: Carol Robert~. Ronald Robert!>, to Rhonda Depue ' Michael Depue, conective deed, Lebanon. • John J. Casto, Nora M. Casto, to Basil W. Rhodes. corrective deed, Lebanon; Lucille M. H~ggerty to Davi~ Robert Haggerty, deed, Village of ~~tddlep011; Davtd Doerfer to Michael R. Hoover, Vtllage of Pomeroy: Betty J. Sayre to Christopher Roush, deed, Village of Middleport; Kenneth J. Doty, decca ed, to Sarah l. Doty, affidavit, Bedford. • Mary D. Kapp, Kasey Wheeler, to Columbus Southern Power. American Electric Power, easement, Olive; Brad Parker, Bobbie Parker, to Columbus Southern Power, American Electric Power, deed, Rutland; Timothy W. Willis, Rachel Willis, Robert 0. Willis, Jr., Julie Ann Caldwell, Earl D. Caldwell, Lisa Renee Nelson, Ronald W. Nelson, to Brandon Kimes deed.Sutton. ' • M:uy Leona Nease to Daniel A. Nease, Stephen Hiller ~case, Lee Ann Smith, deed. 1/3 interest, Sutton: Mary Leona Nease to Daniel A. Nease, Stephen Hiller Nease, Lee Ann Smith, deed, 1/3 interest. Sutton; David R. Reitmirc, Jr., Cassandra Reitmire, to Julie L. Will, James A. Will, Jr., deed, Sutton. Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high ncar 72. Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 50. Sunday: A chance of sho\\ers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 75. Chance of precipitation is 30 percent. Sunday Night: A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 52. Chance of precipitation is 50 percent. Monday: A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy. with a high near 68. Chance. of precipitation is 40 percent. Monda~ 'ight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 52. Thesday: Mostly cloudy, Wlth a high near 80. Local Stocks AEP (NYSE) - 36.52 Beverly Ann Sams Connolly, 68, Newark, passed Akzo (NASDAQ) -'60.83 away on Sunday, Oct. 17, 2010 in the hospice unit at Ashland Inc. (NYSE)- 51.19 Licking Memorial Hospital, Newark, following a Big Lots (NYSE) - 33.28 ageou:. battle with Post-Polio Syndrome with Bob Evans (NASDAQ)- 29.17 • complications from pneumonia, and advanced Lewy BorgWamer (NYSE)- 53.36 Body disease. Century Alum (NASDAQ) -12.93 Beverly was born Nov. 21, 1941, in Parkersburg Champion (NASDAQ) -1.17 W.Va., daughter of Delbert and Helen Deem Sams: POMEROY - Meigs County 911 dispatched these Clmri1l Sql; (NOSQAD} -353 Beverly \\aS a devoted mother and homemaker and a Crty Holdmg (NASDAQ)- 33.38 founding member of the Northside Baptist Church of calls for emergency medical assistance: Colltns (NYSE)- 59.41 Monday Newark. (NYSE)- 45 98 9:16a.m., Stewart Lane. Mason, W.Va., pain; 12:05 DuPont She was also a dedicated donor to various charities, US Bank (NYSE) - 22.81 including The Children's Miracle Network for 24 p.m., Ohio 833. Pomeroy, head injury; 12:46 p.m., Gen Electric (NYSE) - 16.07 years. Page Street. syncope; 5:07 p.m.. Rocksprings Road, ~ {NYSE)-3>.30 Surviving are her husband of 51 and a half years, chest pain: 9:03 p.m., South Third Street, Racine, JP Morgan (NYSE)~37.69 Kenneth C. Connolly, a retiree of J\ockwell/Meritor pain; 9:18 p.m., Minersville Road, chest pain; 10:11 Kroger (NYSE)- 21.42 a:. a lathe operator and quality control inspector, Ltd Brands (NYSE) - 28.63 whom she married on May 11, 1959 as well as three p.m. Page Street, stroke. Norfolk So (NYSE) - 60.54 Tuesday children: daughter, Kim Connolly-Mettille and husOVBC (NASDAQ) -18.37 12:30 a.m., Rocksprings Road, stroke. band, Michael Mettillc, and sons, Kenneth Scott Connolly. and Shawn Connolly wife Mikey Connolly; eight grandchildren: Teanya Bl"dllham-Jasper. Kendra Branham, Andrea (Ana) Branham, Jacob Connolly, Cheyenne Lanning, Breannc Lanning. Shayni Connolly, Montana Roberts; nine great grandchilBennet of the nearly $12 trillion fedWASHINGTON (AP) Michael dren: Cameron Ja P.er, Klayton Branham, Ga~e - Democrats are making Colorado and Russ eral debt. Miller, Desiree (De 1) Jasper, Ga,en Winters, Kohn a pre-election pitch to gtve Femgold ofWisconsin, are Sen. Richard Burr, RMcGill, Makeena Decker, Alana Decker, and Alexa Social Security reciptents en aged m tough camC., offered a counterBrarlham. proposal then that would p3lgn battles to keep thelf a onc-ttme payment of Be\erly passed from th1 hfe mto the arms of God $250, part of a larger effort seats have pajd for the bonus Those of you that kne\\ her kne'" that she '"as a very to convince senior \Oters Democratic leaders m v.1th unspent money from caring, and Godly lady that their party. and not the House ue\er brought the $814 billion stimulus her grandparents and parents, Beverly was Republican , will best the Issue up for a ~ote. package, but it '"as rejectin death by her six month-old daughter Kay look out for the 58 milhon Obama f1rst asked ,ed by an even wider 38-59 Connolly in 1961. people who get the go'- C ogre s for the $250 margin. Proponents in She had told family members this \\eek that she emment retirement nnd both cases needed 60 ) ment last February. loved them and she \\a going to heaven. She will be disability benefits. 'It's clearly a last-ditch 'otes. Helping seniors ''has mtssed by many. The $250 check 1 election-~ ear Hail Mary,' Mo t people have a "Rally" period before they pass meant to make up for a atd Mtchael Steel, a broad-based support withover. Beverly had an entire da) to tell all of her loved second year without a pokesman for House in the Senate body. but I ones how much !\he loved them. This was a mrracle in cost-of-li\ in~ increase due Republican leader John think it is responsible to and of 1ts elf, since she had been unable to speak at to low inflatton. Boehner of Ohio. If sup- say that to do this, we all for near two weeks. Pre idcnt Barack plementing the incomes of should pay for it,'' Burr Such a witness. she was giving God all the credit Obama has urged seniors was really a priori- said at the time. ''To do and peaceful release, looking forward to ceing him Congress to approve the ty, he said, Democrats this, we should not print and being in his care, telling everyone about God's $250 payment. House and would have acted on it more money, borrow that Jove. Senate Democro.~tic leader~ before they adjourned for money just to provide a As she got ready to go .;he said. ''I Jove you. too. Nancy Pelosi ~md Harry the cmnp:ugn. $250 check.'' I'm going to heaven. Bye-hye." Colorado's Bennet was Democrats may have the Reid say they'" ill bring up the legislation when law- \Otes in the House to push one of nine Democrats to makers return for the through the measure. lame-duck sc sion in although :.1ill unanswered Clara E. Davis. Middleport, died Oct. 18, 2010, at November. In the mean- is how they plan to cover time. Democrats are using the estimated $13 billion Holzer Medical Center in Gallipoli~. She was born Nov. 9, 1940, in Lumberton, KC., the proposal to augment to $14 billion co~t of givdaughter of Fredrick Walker and Annie Mae Hill their campaign pitch that ing $250 to each of more Anchors. She was a fonncr nurse's aide with the Republicans \\Ould under- than 50 million Social Security beneficiaries. mine Social Security. Health Center, Alliance. "Instead of helping Obama hasn't offered any She was a Methodi t by faith. She '"as a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary in Alliance seniors," Pelosi's office suggestions and the Senate "aid, "Republicans. measure last March was he Channel One Club. · rviving are her daughters, Martha Roger~ ar.d her backed by their allies on rejected 47-50 primarily and, John, Alliance. and P~mela Ann Emtireh Wall Street. are threaten- becau e it' would have and her husband Adnan, Fayetteville, N.C.: son, ing to privatize and cut stacked the co t on top of Marion Davis and his wife, Candie, Letart Falls: a sb- Social Security, ju t a:. ter, Bobbie Jean Lambert and her husband .. Bob, they tried to do under Fayetteville, N.C.; a brother, Randy Anchors and his President Bush.'' Added Reid, "The only ,wife, Delma, Lumberton, N.C.; six grandchildren. thing standing in the way ·and three great grandchildren. Besides her parents. she was preceded in death by of America's seniors her husband, Cleo E. Davis, Sr.; son, Joseph Davis. receiving this critical support arc Senate Sr., and daughter. Shawnu Davis Skeen. Service will be at I p.m. on Thursday. Oct. 21. Republicans." Actually. 12 Democrats 2010, at Roush Funerul Home, Ravenswood. W.Va., and one independent who with burial to follow in Letart Falls Cemetery. himself with Friends may visit the family from 7-9 p.m. on aligns Democrats joined 37 Wednesday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to Roush Republicans 111 blocking Funeral Home, P.O. Box 933, Ra\enswood. WV the $250 bonus when Senate 'oted on the i sue 26164, to help with funeral expenses. Friends may express their condolences to the fam- last March. Two of the ily at roush94@yahoo.com., or on our website at Senate Democrats '"ho voted again t it then, www.joeroushfuneralhome.com. 911 BBT (NYSE)- 22.92 Peoples (NASDAQ) -1-3.16 Pepsico (NYSE)- 65.41 Premier (NASDAQ) - 6.50 Rockwell (NYSE)- 61.05 Rocky Boots (NASDAQ)- 7.83 Royal Dutch Shell- 62 26 Sears Holding (NASDAQ) -74.43 Wai-Mart (NYSE) - 53.32 Wendy's (NYSE) - 4.68 WesBanco (NYSE) -17.40 Worthmgton (NYSE) -15.20 Daily stock reports are the 4 p.m. ET clostng quotes of transactions for October 19,2010, provtded by Edward Jones finanool advisors Isaac M!Is In Gal1pohs at (740) 441-9441 and Lesley Marrero in Point Pleasant at (304) 674-()174. Member SIPC. Democrats make pre-election pitch to help seniors dara E. Davis li Deaths .,ary Cundiff Mary Belle Spencer Cundiff, 84, Lacaster, died Monday, Oct. 18, 2010, at Rockmill Rehabilitation Center, Carroll. Arrangements will be announced by Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine. Vaughan Agency 17o, iding a"orld of chotce tn insurance. • Home . • Auto • Health & more Donald Vaugban, Jr 740-992-9784 or 877-992-9784 505 Mulbe Hei hts, Pomero , Oh 45769 suppon the Bun approach. His office said he had :.po-ken to seniors across his state who depend on the Social Security cost-ofliving adjustment, and '"he supports efforts to provide semors with a one-time increase as Ion!! a-. it is paid for." ~ Neither Pelo:.i nor Reid have gh'Cn any specific:. on ho\\, or if. the bill would be paid for. Pelosi':. office said it would be "fiscally responsible.'' Sen. Bernie Sanders. 1Vt.. characterized the choice between paying $13 billion to help seniors and $70 billion a vear O\ er 10 vears to extend the George W. Bush ta"< cuG for those '' ith annual incomes of more than $250.000. �... ----------~------·---------------------------~-----------·~~~----~----------~-.~.-~--~~.-~--~~--~----~.-~ \·Vcdncsday, Octobe r 'I he Daily Sentinel • Page A6 www .my<lailyscntinel.com 2 0 , 2010 Soiree celebrates unveiling third floor theatre at Ariel B Y TOM C ONSOLO SPEQAL TO THE TltBUNE GALLIPOLIS Atter 20 year!. of restomtion work by an anny of dedi· c.ated 'oluntGCJ"S from the community and skilled artisan-.. the Morris and Dorothy Haskins 'l11catre in the Arici·Ann C.1rson Dater Performing Art.., Centre h.LS reclaimed its place as the crown je\\ cl in southc.1st Ohio's culluml life. In 2005, thanks to the gift from Ann C.1rson Dc~tcr which bought the building as a pcnnancnt home of The Ohio Valley Symphony, the center's econd floor \\as reopened us a ballroom and banquet haU mailable to the community On Oct. 24, the center takes the \Haps off the final piece of the facility\ merhaul \\hen the thirdfloor Ariel-Dater Chamber is opened. Theatre Previou~ly not a publ1c space, the third floor was built to sene ::is a lodge room first for the l ntemati~nal Order of Odd Fellows. which built what was then the Ariel Opcm House in I 895. and then for the Gatlin County ~ l n!>onic Lodge, from 1919 to 2005 when the building wa<; ~old. The public is invited to a Soiree at 2 p.m. to sec the new space. Admission is $10. A stiing 4uartet comprising members of The Ohio Valley Symphony will pe1fonn. and a rece~ lion follows. The Soiree's attendees also " ill be able to tour the entire rec;tored Ariel· Dater Centre, including seeing the results of the latest flurry of work recently completed in the Haskins Theatre. "It's the perfect size for all sorts of gatherings," Lora Lynn Snow. Founder and Artistic Director of the Anci-Dater Centre, said of the nc.,., Chamher Theatre. Snow in 1987Jaunched the campaign to resurrect the Ariel, which had lain unused for a quarter century. "It will make a beautiful setting for recitals ,md other small performances," Snow said. "It would n1so be ideal for weddings, business mcetmgs, and other presentations.'' She added that the third floor also includes scvcml small anterooms, which can be w..cd with the main hall for breakout sessions and whtch w1ll work well for such smaJJ.:;cale gatherings as a bridge club or board meeting. The musicians will perfmm a string quartet by a composer named C. Rych1yk. ltc; manu cript was among the mu ic donated to The Ohio Valley Symphony by Cathy Grant, a former First Church of God marks 1OOth anniversary OYS member and teacher in the string program who now prefers fiddle music. 'fhe music had been the private collection of her father, Francis Grant, a long-time member of the Cleveland Orchestra. Snow satd the quartet manuscript has a handwdttcn note saying it was lirc;t performed in 19 10. That means the quartet of ()VS players will be commemorating that music's centennial ao; they inaugurate the new space, she s.tid. Snow said parties interested in renting the facility should call the Ariel at (740) 44()..2787 (ARTS). Rates are al~ available on the Anel's Web stte, www.arieltheatre.org. Naming rights for the newly opened rooms are also mailable, she added. Submitted photo Kim Graham, Sandra Armstrong, lan Jessee and Anton Shelepov of The Ohio Valley Symphony. 700 W. Main Street Pomeroy, OH 740-992-2891 Foods tore Wylwood \Vholc Kernel 1955- 2006 Corn, G rccn Beans or Peas Vc~ctablcs 14.5 • 15.25 oz. Can 16 oz. box 8.5 OL.. box JHigg:; Salted or Unsalted Jiffy Corn Muffin 1\'l ix Saltine Crackers 8 39e 5 oz. can Port Side Chunk Light Thna 59e GALLIPOLIS - The First Church of God in Gallipolis will celebrate its IOOth anniversary on Sunday, Oct. 24. The serv1ce is scheduled to begtn at 10:24 a.m. The First Church of God 1s a non·denominational congregatiOn affiliated \\ ith Church of God Ministnes in Anderson, Ind. The Gallipolis congregation date~ back to~19JO when a handful of de\oted Christians heard the message of the Church of God Reformation Mo,ement and started meetings in homes and a rented building. In 1919. the congregation built a structure at 156 Third Ave. 111 Gallipolis. The congregation mo\ed to a ne\\ location at 109 Garfield A\e, in 1955 after the new building was completed. In 2006. the congregation moved to its present location at 1723 Ohio 141. Following is n list of the pastors who -.crved from 1914 to the present. O.F. King. 1914-21; Neva Wilson, Luther Van Hoose. E.C. Venz, 1921-26: H.M. Smtih, 1927-53; Stanley C. Hoelle, 1953-55; H. McDonough, 1955-57; Cecil Mayle, 1959-64: L.E. Foudy, I964-68, Paul Jones, 196~-72: W. Jenkin . 1973; C.P. Conley. 1973·n; James Rainey, 1978-84; Paul Voss, 1984-present The IOOth .mniversary sen icc will include a guest speaker, special mu ic and a DVD pr~senta­ tion. A carry·in dinner will be held folio\\ tng the in the Bob Saunders Sports service Complex/Family Life Center. 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V · ey at Hannan 6 '30 p m Soccer WOOd Cou ty at OVCS 5 p m Erl11aY•.QrultM!L22 Football Ga a Academy at Warren 7 30 pm Me gs at V nton County 7 30 p m Eastern ot Federal Hocking 7 30 pm Waterford at South Gall a 7 30 p m Trimble at Souther" 7 30 p m Hannan at Wahama 7 30 p m Rock H•ll ot R•ver Veney 7 30 p m Point Pleasant 111 Scott. 7 30 p IT' Volleyball Greco Christian 111 Hannan. 6 pIT' • Monday. October lS Volleyball Huntington St Joe at Pont Pleasant. 6 p m Cross L :'WIS at OVCS 6 p m Soccer Cross lanes at OVCS 5 p n OHIO ToURNEY SCHEDULE Wodnpsd1J.Y..Q~20 D-2 Volleyball (Sl Waverly at (4) Ga a Academy SpiT' (7) Mctgs at (2) Wan " 6 p m Jhursday. ~ U Volleyball D-4 Sectional Aneta (6) Federal Hoek•ng at (3) Eastern Gpn (5) South Ga11 a • (4• South Webster 6 p no (7) Southern at (2 W 1 rford 6 pm S.~O-'IO.bfin · 4 n Crosa Country 0·2 D-3 at RIO Graode 2 p n SSAC football computer ratings PARKERSBU G W Va (AP) 1'tlc Sec!Y.Idary School Ac!. :vI s CommiSS on s h gh school lootbafl compute rating r easod T\J sday With team rocords and pomts Tho top 16toams at tho end ol the regular seasor quahty lor the playoffs beg1nn ng Nov 12 CLASS AAA 1 2 3 4 5 G. Wash ngton Uarbrsburg Capita S Charleston Morgantown 6 UnrvorStty 7 Hurncane 8 NiCholas Co 9 Brooke 10 Bridgeport 11 Fa rmont Sr 12 Logar. 13 Lewis Co (tle) A C Byrd • 5 Palllersburg e) Spr ng Va ey 17 Mussetm: 18 RMlrS•de {lie) WOOd W lson 20 Palllcrsbvg S 7.0 s-o 6-1 61 71 7-1 7-1 7·1 5-2 6-1 5-2 52 6-2 53 5-3 53 43 3-4 3-4 3-4 1543 1463 .J3t4 12 86 1275 1225 12 13 1150 1129 1100 1000 929 875 875 863 863 743 586 586 543 CLASS AA 7..() 8·0 Magnolia 7·0 7 1 BluOfiOid 5 ChapManville 6·1 6 Wayne 6·1 7 Roane Co 6·1 8 PlkOVIOW 5·2 9 Tug Valley 7·1 5-2 10 pt. Pleaaant 61 11 R•ver V•ew 12 Ub Harrlsor> 6·2 5-2 13 Ffanklorl 14 Poca 4·3 43 15 Keyser 16 Shady Spong 5-3 17 James Monroe 5·3 (lie) Oak Glen 5·3 • 4·3 19 Wost~ldo 20 Braxton County 5·3 1 2 3 4 Ravenswood 1200 Greenbr~er W 1100 10 71 1025 1014 9 71 8 71 829 825 7.71 757 7')0 743 729 100 688 6 75 675 643 C38 CLASS A 1. Wahamo 2 Meadow Bridge B•sh. Donehue Fayettevlilo Wilt Co. 6. Buffalo 7 East Ha1dy 8. Matewan (l1e) Wheohng Cenl 10. Madonna Ctle) Sl MRry& (t1e) W1ihamstown 13 Pendleton Co 14. Van 15 Palll Csth 16 Tucker Co 17 RIChwood 18 Pocahontas Co 19 Man (Uo) Mount Hope 7·0 7·0 9.00 7-o 6 1 7 86 7 29 7 29 5-2 6·1 6·2 ~·2 4·3 6·1 5·2 5·2 ll-2 6-1 62 4-3 4-3 4-4 3-4 4·3 Bv R USTY MILLER ASSOCIATED Pm:.SS Dc~ve Carroll is just a stand-up gu). apparently. 1 he Bell\ ille Clear Fork coach installed an unorthodox defense for the Colts' sho\\ down against Ashland and AllOhiO quarterback Marcus Fuller. Carroll called it the "~tand-up II" and, as the name 1mplies. all II defenders were standing at the snap. There were times \\hen all II would dro~ into pass coverage agnmst Puller and Ashland's five-wide ~pre;1d fotmation. "I just don't believe that there's a pomt in contmunlly ha\ ing three or four linemen getting swallowed up by Ashland's 300-pounders." Carroll aid "You're not going to ~et around them. It's a lot narder to block the kid \\ ho's in space than the one right in front of you who )OU can latch on to." The ploy worked as the Division IV Colts (7-1) meed out to a 42-14 lead agains.t the Division II Arrows (6-2) then \\ ithstood an Ashland come back for a 48-33 \\Jll. fuller completed 33 of 56 passes for 358 yards and t\\ o TD~. but was picked off three time<;, once Ill the end zone and once on the Clear fork I. RUSH Volleyball 0-.'3 Secllonel Final va How about a standing 0 for Ohio coach? 8 14 7 14 6 88 6 57 6 57 6 43 6 43 6 43 6 38 6 14 5 88 5 57 4 43 4 38 4 14 4 14 "EEK: Springboro· Jnlen ( an1pbell. back from a on u ston, put 330) ards rushing and t\\ o TDs on Miamisburg in a wild 49 42 \\in; Ha\tland Wayne rrnce \ D) Jan Homer ron for :260 ynrds on 37 carnes \\ith a pair ofTDc; in a 27-:20 \\in mer Antwerp: and Dan Skiba ran for 259 ) ards and three IDs on 24 carrie~ a Mineral Ridge rallied in the fourth quarter to beat Hano,erton United, 4637, despite Josh McLaughlin passing for 381 yards and three scores. RUSH WEEK II: Jlamilton QB Brian Ckckle\ rusht:d 13 times for 25<f yards and three TDs, and also thre\\ a TO pass in Big Blue's 42-7 win over Cincinnati S) camore; Ashtabula Edgewood's Devin McCaleb ran for 220 ) ards on 28 carrie and scored on run-. of 29. 37 and 58 )ard and also returned an interception 28 ) ards for a -,core to lead the Warriors to a 3318 'ictory o-. er Gates Mills Gilmour Academy: Aaron Kemper ran for 218 ) ards and three fDs as rei~ning D-11 state champton Winton Woods won Its seventh in a row with a 55-14 win over ~1ilford; and Martins Ferry's Casey Bain carned 43 times for 214 yards in a 13-7 overtime victory against St. Clairsvi lie. VI:RSATILITY PERSOI"'IFIED: Filling in at TB and K because of tn)une~. North R tdgeville 's D:t\lid Bowden accounted for 30 of the Rangers' points in their 54-21 \\ m O\ er J.ireland . scoring on runs of 4, 22 and 20 yards. returmng a kickoff S8 yards for a four1h TD and kicking six PATs; and Cha e Paxson threw for 212 ) ards and one TD and ran for three more as Minster defeated Versailles 26 23 to win a fourth straight 9ame for the first time in 14 years. CATC H THIS: ' Coldwater scored 35 unanswered point" in defeating unbeaten ;'\.1arin Stein Marion Local 4221. with WR Reese Klenke getting 12 catches for 204 _yards and three TD and Austin Bruns .. passing for 318 yards and four scores; Sherwood Fairview's Willy r1anary caught 13 passes tor 237 yards and three TDs while Brock Mosier hit 22 of 38 for 302 yards and four TDs and added a rushing touchdown 111 a 56 13 win over Edgerton: 1 re'vor Henderson c.n1ght two TO passe" and intercepted two passes. includ ns one \\ ith 2 minutes remauung to eal a 21-13 Lovel,md win over Harrison; 'I.J. Wilkins mterccpted three Brook\ illc passes to help Bellbrook to a 42-14 victorv: Sandus~y Perkins. 1-6 commg in. stunned DIll ~o. I Clyde .20-17 in O\ertime thanks to five interceptions. two apiece by Evan Laser and C'aleb Balduff: .md Garrett Morton hit :3 of "<6/asses for 371 )ard'> <Ill fi\e fDs and Desmond Sleigh caught nine for 211 Y•lrds anrl four scores learlmo Archbold pa!>t Hamler Patrick Hen!) 35-14 in a battle of tate ranked unbeatens. snapping PI I' 27-game regular-seas n ''inning stre.tk. . EXPLORI G LA SALLE: Cincinnati La Salle defeated Moeller 31-21 to conunue the be-.t start (8 0) in the ~chool's 49 years. La Salle has never won nn outright Greater Catholic I eaguc South tttle but can do !>O by beatm Elder in tht.: e. on\ final game 1 hat ,.,. uld be greatest thm 111 l hi,tol).' lance 'i Matt Farrell .ud Bl LLE11N BOARD MATER IAL: Hamtho Ro s (7 I J 1 ott t 1t be tart mce gomg 0-0 1995. Alban\ >\lex de (7-1) beat rhal Athen' for the first time mce 2004. 28-27: St. Mnl)s Memorial went 0-7 in Western Buckeye Leaoue play for the first time in school hh.tory und \\inless for the first time since 1941 ; C'arey had 563 yards mshing on 51 carries in n 6R-14 \\in over BaSClllll Jlopewelll.oudon: Rilly ~kGuire of t\ltddletown Madison con' erted a 41 yard field goal with 15 seconds to pia) for a 23-: I \\in O\er Ounden Preble Sha\\ nee; East Palestine k1cker Jake DiCello. \\ ho practices \\ ith the football team only one day a \\eek due to hi soccc;r wmmitmcnts. caught a 70-) ard TO pass '' tth 8 second left m the fin.t half in a J5-0 "in over l.i bon Da\ id Anderson; Buc) rus Wylord mn its conference winning streak to 45 game~ \\ith a 2X-13 \\in over Ne'' \\'ash ington Buckeye C'entral: Clinton-~lns ic. the No. I team in D IV. won its 30th straight regular Sl?a· son gnmc, beating Washington Court House 49-0: and veteran coach John Kelley of Ne\\ Concord John Glenn mn hts career mark to 200145-2 '' ith a 7-6 win O\er Zanesville \lay svillc TR I CKERAT I O r: With I :28 left, Brody Wolf latemled to Colton Cono\ er on n ki.:kotT to power a 28 23 Lebanon win O\er v.mdalia Butler\ IT AIN.T OV I:R 'TIL ... : Gcrmnntm\ n Valley View 'iCemed to be on the vcr<JC ot handing Cm·lisle its tirst l<hs wht•n Jake Jarbo scored a go ahl·all TD with just 49 seconds left. But that was pknt) of time t(>r Nkk Heynolds to heave a 4<J y~1rd scorin~ strike to Nick ~k(lill wtth just 13 l;Ccond lett for a 34-31 ·"in that snapped a 22 year losing skid to the Spartan . "It feels amn1ing.'' McGill aid. "It i n great feeling to finall) bent Valley View ·• Bryan Walters/photo Potnt Pleasant's Meghan Bowles (12) keeps the ball away from a Ravenswood defender during Monday's sect1onal tournament game in Potnt Pleasant, W.Va. Ravenswood ends Lady Knights' season this fall. the only two hat tnck for the victors. sub- 500 marks m the followed by Erica Cullen htstory of the program. "ith two goals and Alex POI T PLEASA!'JT. The Red De\illettes (14- Moe) unos with one goal. W.Va. - Pomt Pleasant 4-1 ). on the other hand. Point keeper Ashley had its girls soccer sea- advanced to the sectional Burns made 18 saves for son come to an end final on Thursday at the Lady Knights. ~hile Monday night foiiO\\ing Pomt, ''here RHS will Ravenswood net mmder a 6 0 loss to Ra,enswood play Sissonville at 8 p.m. Anne Flescher had two in a Cia s AA Region 4. Ravenswood. the No. 6 stops. Section I semifinal at team in the state in Class It was the final game in PPJSHS tn Mason AA. outc;hot the hosts 30- the Black. Red and White Count\ .2 1n the contec;t - taking for seniors Burn:.. RubY. The.ud Shalynn 4-0 nd-.antage into the Schwartz. 2 I po te • Likens. Amanda Roush. tem1ission con ..ecutl\ e lo 1 Hannah Gurtts scored a Aron Hart. 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Gallipolis City.$550.00 & up Includes w/slg & Washer &Dryer NO PETS... 740)591· 5174 �r"'-~ - -,-__,-- :r- -- --- - ------ ____...__ _.._________ --~~----__,_. www.mydallysentlnel.com HouHs For Rent Aportmenb/ Townhouses .,Help Wanted· Generol ·~~=;;::;;;;;;;;~~ HOME HEALTH AIDES NEEDED PAID TRAVEL TIME AND MILEAGE EXPERIENCE NECESSARY APPLY @ RESCARE COM IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL t· 888·794-4490 100 Legals 100 Legals The Daily Sentinel· Page 83 100 ====== Legals Services Offered br, bath, 4 Northeast corner of garage 1NOTICE OF teet, and North 1\ GENERAL Let us treat you to a detached ELECTION ON TAX dog 28' 04" West a ELECTION to be the Kenny H and SPECIAL $99 Moves acre & 112 land, remo(leled, LEVY IN distance of 88 00 held In the Township Carmelite OSborne YOU anto Valley View newly (Volume EXCESSOF THE teet from lnterscctlon of Salisbury, Ohio, at property Apartments 800 St located 1 m le out Page 619 TEN MILL of State Route 143 the regular places of 290 At #325 Thurman,Oh CR 10, Langsville, nnd the Railroad voting ther01n, on the Meags County Deed LIMITATIONR C . 45685 740)245· S650 per mo , $650 day of RecQ.rds). from wh ch No Ulllrtles 3501 .11(G), 570519, formerly know as the 2nd 9170 1&2 Bedroom dep 5705.25 Notice Is K and 0. Railroad November,2010, the an aron pan set by thiS Apartments with Paid, also 3 br 1 at the bath furnished hereby given that In Thence leaving said question of lovyillg a survey Appliances pursuance of a East line and through tax, in excess of the Northwest corner of ~umlshed & Onsate mobile home, water Osborne ResolutiOn of the the lands of the ten m1!1 limitataon, for said Fac1llty & trash paid, $450 benef1t of property bears South Board of Townshtp grantor the following the ower & Trash per mo , $450 dep . of 69 degrees 08 of tho Two Courses. 1. Townshap Included Rental located 1 m1le off ===========~ Trustees Township of Salem, South 79 deg 04 19" Salisbury for the minutes 36 seconds Ad M aintenance I ASSistance may be Kingsbury of West 223.74 feet, Domestic Ohio passed on the West a distance of purpose available Metro Pomeroy. Lease & and Thence extend1ng 12th day of July, 330.11 feet to a 518'' Maantainlng Accepted '{DD#419· references required OsbOrne's Northerly This No Pets Allowed Part-nme/Full-nme 2010. ttttntr wrll lle iron p1n with 1.0. Cap Operating 526..()466 experienced submitted to a vote set; 2. South 66 deg Cemeteries.Said tax bOundary, North 69 lnstrtut1on IS on equal 740-416·2960 maintenance of the people of said 00' 56" West a being 2 A renewal of degrees 08 m1nutes opportunity provider wanted subdivision as a d1stance of 252.75 a tax of .5 mfl at a 36 seconds East and employer ,- - - - - - - personnel Very nice home for immeOiately teet to a 5/8" Iron pin rate not exceed1ng .5 12 76 feet to the for GENERAL rent in M!ddlepoort, apartment complex ELECTION to be with I D Cap set on mill for each one thread of a creek, gOOd ne ghbOrhood In point pleasant and held in the Township the grantors dollar of valuatJon, Then following the newly remodeled posstbly West which amounts to thread of sa1d creek of Salem, Ohio at assumed Now appliances, 2 barbOursville...rehab! the regular place of property hno, Thence $0.05 for each one In a Northerly Mdg,\ Counh J<alrgrounds bedrooms. 1 bath, e transportauon is a voting therein. on the along said West hundred dollars of directlon, saad thread Arrha!: Oct. 30,2010 large kllchen, sun reqwrement .. must 2nd day of property line the valuation, lor five constituting a new 9:00 am • 11 :00 a.m. room central err & be folloWing Two years. The polls perce• bOundary and self-motrvated November,2010, the Releast: l.ast Sa turd&) in April, 2011 FIRST MONTH heat N1ce outdoor rei able and questaon of leV}'lng a Courses, 1. North 10 wHI open at 6:30 a m. be1ng approXImated I A fee of $20 00 wrll be charged for early F~EE spaces No pets non trustworthy . please tax, in excess of the dog 57' 05" West a and remain open by the lollowmg six arnval. I te amvdl , e<Jrly removal. late , 2& 3BRAPTS smokmg Call 740· fax resumes to 304• ten ml: hmltataon tor distance of 295 50 until 7 ;3() p.m. on courses 1) North 30 removal or am lime: acc.e ts w.mted to $385& day. degrees 03 mmutez 992·9784 or 740· 674 -0079 or Call the benefrt of Salem feet to a 5/8" iron pin election farrground oth r than stated dates UP, Sec Dep $300 992·5094 for more 2 times. 22 seconds West Townzh1p for the with I D. Cap set, 2. Run 304 1o-oo761304 • Butldmg spaoe 1 hr>t come first serve & up, 20, 27 41.74 feet; 2) North dote.. 674-0023 JODI purpose of Road North01 dog 14'56" October In rdc Storage S4 OO!If AJC, WID hook-up West a d1stance of By order of the Board 14 degrees 18 Maintenance Sa1d Open Span $2 00 If ten· 442 Mechanics 85 feet to an of Elections, of minutes 09 seconds tax betng :2 A I rde r-cnoe Sl 001f 1-3 bed room house ant pays electnc, Iron pin Meigs County, Ohio. West 19 27 teet: 3) renewal of a tal!< of existing Call 985-4372 for more information lor rent 1n Syracuse ADVERTISEMENT. EH.O lhle, North 16 degrees 30 2 92 ml.ls at a rate be10g the terminus of John NO pel's HUD Search1ng for Ellm VIew Apts. a boundary line ChairDated October m1nutes 55 seconds approved call 304· Mechanics and Parts not exceeding 2.92 304-882·30 17 2010 East 33.79 feet: 4) 675·5332 weekends mitis for each one agreement recorded 5, D. Smith, North 25 degrees 49 740·591·0265 Truck Dnvers for our dollar of valuation, In Off1c1al Records Rrta minutes 21 seconds location which amounts to Volume 55 at Page Director 1 & 2 br apt & ======~=......., Jackson Mechamcs should be $,292 for each one 523. Thence leaving East 46.69 teet 5) 1ses .an Pomeroy & Want to Rent North 22 degrees 59 dleport, NO Pets, ;:::::===-~;;;;;;;;; able to troubleshoot. hundred dollars of said West line and • Prompt and Qualit) Work , 0-992·2218 Family relocating dtagnose and repair valuation, for five along said agreed 1NOTICE OF mmutes 53 seconds eqUipment. Th lis line the following Two ELECTION ON TAX East 43 23 feet; 6) lookmg for a N1ce CAT • Rcnsonahle Rates Parts Truck Drivers years e po IN North 21 degrees 16 Home Condo or will open at 6 30 a m Course: 1. North 86 LEVY • Insured • Experienced Uke New, Large Apt Prefer Will be required to and remain open dog 21' 39" East a EXCESSOF THE m1nutes 36 seconds References A' ailahle! Completely Downtown Ga llpohs obtain 8 Class A until 7 30 p m on distance of 500 27 TEN MILL East 19 73 feet Call Gal") Stanle) Renovated Ins de & Area 1·716·913·2415 COL Excellent election day feet to an eXISting LIMITATIONR.C Thence leaving saad I Ou~ 1 Bed 1 Bath Have References Benefit Package. Run 2 tames iron prn: 2 South 11 3501.11(G), 5705.19, creek and continung Cell 7 . 't Apt's at Olrver EEO and USERRA October 20 27 deg 28' 04" East a 5705.25 Notice Is along a new parcel St Middleport Price Employer Please By order of the Board drstance of 611 .50 hereby given that in boundary North 89 Plense lea\C message Starts at $415 submat your resume of ElectiOns, of fee1 to the prlnetple pursuance of a degrees 48 minutes Includes Water ;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;; to JObs@walker· Me gs County, Ohao point of bog1nnlng Resolution of the 12 seconds East Sewer & Trash Rentals cat com or marl one John lhle. containing 3.9690 Board of Townsh p 41 29 feet to the Reference & Oepos t to Cecal 1 Walker ChalrDated October acre more or less an Trustees of the Easterly boundary of Requ red 740-416· Home BMach nery Co. P· · 5, 2010 sa d tractaon 4 and Township of the aforesaid Speciali1ing in Insurance Jobs includillg. 2427 Alta Ohto Cremeans' property 6629 or 740-416· water sewer trash ox 0 Sm th 4 3404 acre more or Sallsbtny, storm, "ind & \\ater damage. 6622 pd No pets, Charleston, WV Director less In sa d fraction 5 passed on the 13th passing an Iron pin Room Addilions. Remodeling, Metal & Johnson's Mobile 25329ATTN . Human - - - - - - - lor a total of 8.3094 day of July, 2010 set by thiS survey at Home Park 740 Resource SHERIFF'S SALE • acres more or less there will be 16.72 feet; Thence Shingle Roofs. Ne\\ Homes, Siding. Decks. 446·3160 Department REAL ESTATE Also a 40 foot submitted to a vote along Cremeans' Bathroom Remodeling. semor Mrddleport, NUMBER easement along the of the people of saad Easterly CASE bOundary Medical 09CV122 Nat1onstar grantors Licensed & Insured hvang 2 br fumashed - - - - - - - assumed subdivision as a the following three apt., dep. & ret . no 3 BR mobil $500mon Mortgage LLC West property hne, GENERAL 1) South 22 courses pets utilltaes pard & dcp 4BR home ResCare is accepting (Plaintiff) vs Deron descnbed as follows, ELECTION to be degrees 22 mrnutes $125 r<lon & dep on apptications lor 740·992·0165 et al bogtnn1ng at the held an the Township 31 seconds East LPNS at the Howery WV#040954 Cell740.416·2960 Bu VI e P ke 740- G polis locatron (Detendarots) Southwest comer of of SaliSbury OhiO at 8 02 feet, 2) South 740.992-0730 OF ttle above described the regu r places 28 degrees 22 2br stovelr • 367 7272 Interested applicants COURT COMMON PLEAS 8 3094 acre more or vot:ng thee ml 3t seconds may apply on ne at turn ~ed MEIGS COUNTY ess Tract Thence 2nd aay Ea 1 1 00 tee• 3) under $385 00 a mon + 3BR 2BA $575 ResCare OUIO In pu7SI.lance Souttl10 deg 57 05 Nove oer20 Sou!! 68 decrees 22 mo+dep+utl 1722 5 careers dep 304-675-n83 of an Order of Sale East- a d stance of questron of evying a mlnUt 31 seconds - - - - - - Chatham Ave 740· to me d reeled from 466 09 feet to a point tax in excess of the East 100 00 feet to Green 645·1646 saad Court In the In the centerline of ten m1n limltatJon. for the Southeast comer 1 BR at ·- - - - - - - Arst Presbytenan abOve entJtled action I benefit of thereof Thence State Route 143 the BR a1 $470 6000 Employment Church tn Middleport. 1 wrll expose to sale Be • ngs are Township of along Cremeans' p amst/organrst, at publiC auctlon at Month 446-1599 assumed and for Salisbury for the Southerly bOundary Residential • Commercial Pease call 740-992· the Me gs County the detem I"! of purpose o foUowrng three • Ncn Homes • Additions HauHs For Rent Child/Elderly Care 3350 or 740·992· Court House on end courses 1) South 51 ang es only AI ron Ma ntrumng Roofing • Insurance C laims N ce 1BR house n Need SOfT'eone to 7t 72 Fnday November p ns set are .518" X Operaung degrees 22 manutes J~icensc • Insured Gal pols Wruk to stay wrth e d rly lady Part5th, 2010 at 10 00 30" rebar with plastic Cemetenes.Srud tax 29 seconds West everythmg you need 304-458·1750 or Time/Temporaries AM of sale day, the I D Cap stamped be ng:2 A renewal of 123 00 feet, 2) South 304-882-3637 304-882-2728 Very clean unit wrth 304-675-4243 ~:;::;;;;;:;==~==;;;; tollowmg descnbed "CTS-6844" The a tax of .5 mall at a 42 degrees 32 WV041938 new pant $275 per '~~.:======= Part-lime 2days per real estate Satuated abOve description rate not exceeding 5 minutes 29 seconds mo/$100 sec dep Drivers & Detrvery week, must have in the Township of was prepared from mill for each one West 55.00 feet 3) Sorry no pets Call valid dnvers hcense Columbia County of an actual survey dollar of valuation, South 42 degrees 30 In person Metgs and State or made on the 19th which amounts to minutes 51 seconds R & J Trucking 10 Apply Commercial & Residential MCDanLettAa, 0 h Is hlrl,ng Spec•al Care Ohio Being a part of day of August 2004, $0.05 for each one West 78.o1 teet to 0 nvers or Cleaning :JlG • Room additions • Roofing • Garag 3802 1743 Tract ol land by C. Thomas Smith, hundred dollars of the Southeast corner local & RegiOnal Centenary Rd transferred to Ohro • Gcncrulltcmodcling • Pole & Hor.e Professional valuation, lor live of the aforesaid Applicants Gallipolis RQdney and Manlyn Surveyor #6844 Pnor years. Brand new 2BR 1n Routes llarns • \'in) I & Wood Fencing The polls Osborne property. Howery as recorded town, all electnc must be at least 23 Foundations Instrument w1ll open at 6:30a.m. Thence along the Restaurants in Deed Book 254 at Reference:Deed filed and remain open East line of sa1d $550 per yrs have mrn of 1 yr IIKh \\. ~IARCl \I, OW1"iER Page 675 Meigs year of commercial dnvlng mo ,dep.,rof. November 12, 2004, until 7:30 p.m. on OsbOrne property 47239 Riebel Rd., Long Bottom. OH Clean MVR, We are seeking County Recorders lease. No pets 446· exp recorded In OffiCial election day. North 21 degrees 36 740-985-4141 740-416-1834 Haz-mat Cart We management Offrce, Meags county. 2801 Records Volume Run 2 times: minutes 24 seconds •'ull) ln.~un·d feature weekend canditates who Page 143, October 20. 27 West 171 94 feet to 6 Rms & Bath, home t1me 'Excellent believe that Ohio. Also Being a 203 t'm ~lmatcs • 30 ~cars npt ri .. part of Fractions 4 Recorder's Off1ce, By order of the Board the pomt of l'ot afiHUtttl "UII \liLt· \l• n11m Wuuli n~ ~\ ~t lll•"'h hn _ Appliances dental I k & health teamwor pays an and 5, Township 9 Meags County, of Elections, of beglnnmg, passtng Furrnshed , 122 insurance, 401(K), Important part in their North, Range 15 OhioCurrent Owners' Meigs County, Ohio. an Iron pin found at Cedar St Galrpolls Vacation Bonus development and West, Columbaa Young's Carpenter Senin.~s Names: Deron John lhle, 28 93 feet and NO SMOKING & NO pays and safety also the success of Townshap, Meigs Room Add.uon Complete e11.tens1~e Cha1rOated October containing 1 001 HoweryProperty PETS S550mth plus awards Contact the company. Other County, State of Ohio remodeling • Ne\1. Garages • Pallo & 30468 5, 2010 acres. more or Deposit 740)446· Kenton at 1·800-462· attributes need to be and more particularly Address Porch Decks • \ m\ I S1dmg & Soffitt Stale Route 143, Rrta D. Smtth, less.Subject to all 3945 9365 F 0 F leadersh P skiUs, descrtbed as follows, • Roofinc & Gutters legal easements Albany, OH Director onentated 1• $4 50 moo + Eledricol/ Plumbing result Beg1nning at a 5 8 45710Parcel The above e~g,>VZUWzlifflfl,frU/JJf41 No pets 12 ensunng customer iron p1n w1th I D Cap was lntenor & extenor. House P:untmg. SHERIFPS SALE • descnptton Ave 446-9249 Elite Mechanrcal has satisfaction and set on the grantors Nunber· made rn accordance 0500352006Apprats REAL 1;-Jectncal & AIL Plumpmg \\ork tra1ng Is a key part to E 1 ESTATE wath an actual survey 3BR. 1 BA STove & openIngs ava !able est property 1ne ed At $65,000.00 CASE Concrete \\:Ilks & dme\\a.)_L _ success. We offer NUMBER: d Refrlg Furn • Gas I or a PIumber an a which bears North 81 Terms of Sale:10% of conducted by James \'IC \ Ot;~G Ill· ow~ER CVOfl 10 heat, Contrail Plumber's helper, paid vacations. 401k deg 27' 02" West a Stewart PS 7426 on 740-992-6215.740-591-0195 I . the appraised value CitiFinanclal, Inc program, uniform d' f AIC,WIO hook up, Expe rl ence rstance o 134 53 and that tenure t.o (Piaintt!f) vs. Lorene June 15 and 16, In bu,Jness locall} for30 )<'Brs A pi at and meals. If you are N h d 1eet, ort 90 eg Reduced\\ Inter Rutes carport, No Smoking, RequIred • P Y complete the sal~ w111 Hall, et al. 1995. Beanngs are No pets. $600 per 2619 112 Jackson interested you can 00' 00" West a based on atheprevaous Pomrro), 011_ _ _ _ _"\' result in the forfeiture (Defendants) survey of Kenny L....;..;.; __ .;.;.;, _ _036725 _ _...... send an email to mo, $600 Dep.,105 Ave PI. PI easan t distance of 268.64 of OF the COURT BK9771 @att.net, or d 7824 304)675 H. and Carmelita - - - - - - - - - - -.......- ........ ~~~~-~===== Bastian!, Gallipolis. ;;; call 1·740-446·3400, feet. North 18 eg deposat.Respectfully COMMON PLEAS. Osborne property Call 446-3667, d 12' 21" est a COUNTY, 100 Legals Legals Help Wonto • or you can also apply distance of 370 62 submrtted.Edward M. MEIGS (Volume 290, Page 100 Taktng app!icnllons. General in person at Burger teet, North 11 deg Kochalskl (0001886) OHIO In pursuance 619, Mel,gs County Deas of an Order of Sale appratsed value and 2BR,1B, LA DR King. 65 Upper River 08' 57" East a Manley Deed Records) and the center of sa1d Exp. Person to assist Kochalski LLC P. 0 . to me directed from to that failure road ; thence North K Road, Gallipolas, drstance of 209 32 165028 said Court in the are antended only to 55·112 degrees East complete the sale Will Netv gas furnace AC w/ milking on modern Ohio. E 0 E Bo~ express angular result In the forferture Columbus, OH abOve entitled action, dairy farm, housing & 7mlles Rt2N measurement Tract 3·112 chains to the UtilitieS can be a part fl'UlllllmmlttllDtWI11J1llll1W:IlDtllJ~ 43216·50~ of the 1 will expose to sale 2 The following place of begtnmng, No Smoking No Pets 01 package tax depoSit.Respectfully Telephone 614·222· at public auction at contalnrng 1.08 acre $425 m $400 Dep descnbed prem ses resume w/ 3 ref. to -6 _ a 4921 Fax 614·220. the Meigs County subm tted Kelly A 304 75 238 situated tn the less 15 teet and 2 5613 304 675 5074 Email : Court House on Ref Req on ttle Long Townshap of SCipio, Inches em(@mdk·llc.com Friday November Northwest end of the (0074035)Manley Attorney for PlalntiH 5 th 2oto at 10 :00 County of Meigs and descnbed lot of land Deas Kochalski LLC Help Wanted Help Wanted 13 • 20• & 27• AM, of sale day, the State of Ohro: Beang Prior 0 Box Instrument P in Fraction 31, Town CALL OUR OFFICE AT 992·2155 Oct 2010 tollowrng descn'bed 7, Range 14 Ohto Reference Deed 165028Columbus. 43216·5028 dated September 16, OH real estate. The Company's WANTED: Part -tJme pOSJiton BULLETIN BOARDDEADLINE : 1NOTICE OF Telephone: 614·222· 2003, fried following descnbed available to ass1~t ind1\ tduals with 9:00 AM DAY BEFOREPUBLICATION! ; ELECTION ON TAX real estate situated an Purchase Being part September \6 2003 4921 Fax 614·220of a tract of land LEVY IN developmental disnhJhties m Meigs Email SCipio Township, deeded to Robert F recorded n OffiCial 5613 THE EXCESSOF Volume kal@mdk·llc.com County. 30 hrs/" k . Must !have high Meigs County, in the Gorslln by M C Records TE'I MILL Pago 551, Attorney lor Plaintiff Cancer Support Group State of Ohio, In Smtth. Executor of 178, SChOOl diplonHI 01 (i.l11), valid LIMITATIONR.C. Recorder's OHice, Oct. 13, 20, & 27. Meeting Thursday. FractiOn 31. the Estate of David license, three years good 3501.11(G), 570519, Me gs County, 2010 Township 7N. Range Forest, October 21 deceased. 5705.25 Notice is ving experience nnd ndcquate OhloCurrent Owners 14W, of the Ohio beg1nn1ng 6pm 3.89 hereby giVen that In automobile insuwnce. $8.97/hr alter Company Purchase, chains South 45·tl2 Names Lorene Hall, HMC Conference Room pursuance of a and being a parcel West ot the lorks of as to the date of her tr:tining. AB Resolut1on of the Property created out of the the road leading past death Send resume to Guest Speaker: Sharon Board of Township Dan and Barbara Address· 33869 the residence of Trustees of the Brown Bm•kcye Communit) Sen ke:. Road Cremeans property James H Combs. Blackwood Townsh1p of (Volume 276, Page "Living with Breast Rutland, OH 45775 J,,O, Uox (•04 thence North 27 Salisbury, Ohio Number Gancer" 111 , Mergs County degrees West 2 91 Parcel Jnckson, 011 45640. passed on the 13th and Everyone Welcome Deed Records) charns; thence South 1700182001 Deadhne tor upplicants. 10/21/10. day of July, 2010, For more information, call bounded and 63-3/4 degrees West 1700596000 thore will be Pre-employment dnrg testing. described as follows: 3.39 chains, thence Appraised (740) 446·5679 submitted to a vote Tract 1• Being at an South 27 degrees At $27,000 00 Terms of tho people of sa1d iron pin found at the East 3·112 chains to of Sale 1O'o ol the 1 . - - - - - - - ' Equal O~purtun1t) l•mployer subdivision as a To place an ad · Call740-992-2155 SUNSET CONSTRUCTION Roofs, Remodeling, Garages, Pole Buildings, Siding, Decks, Drywall, Additions and New Homes. Insured- Free Estimates 740-742-3411 r---------------. -a ==:;;====;;;; Stanlev tree trimming & Removal 40-591-8044 an PSI CONSTRUCTION ° ======;;;; Rick Price • 20 yrs. Experience m CIA------- ·~==M~ust~.c~a~l=== {!d£Marcum Constructio ~~:atron 404-4~~~ n••· "" w Get Your Message Across With A Daily Sentinel BULLETIN BOARD . FIND EVERYTHING YOU WANT OR NEED IN THE CLASSIFIEDS �Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel 100 Legals 100 Legals SHERIFFS SAI.E (19) Bcgtnnlng at CASE NO 10 CV the northeast corner 046, FARMERS of lot at tho corner of BANK AND the streets running SAVINGS east and we I and COMPANY, north and sout and PLAINTIFFVS run ng south w1th AM IE M HART AKA the ws ,t slde of th AMIE HART, ET AL street sixty one (61) DEFENDANTS feet to a post th nee COURT OF- west With line COMMON PLEAS, between lots MEIGS COUNTY numbered 19 and OHIO By VIrtue of 20 one hundred an Order of Sale twenty seven (127) Issued out of said feet to a post thence Court 1n the above north s1xty one (61) action,' Robert E feot to a post thence Beegle the Shenff of east With the south Meigs County Oh1o ltne of sa1d street one w: I expose to sell at hundred twenty public action on the seven (127) teet to front steps of the the place of Meigs County beg1nning conttuntng Courthouse tn n47 square foot, Pomeroy, Me1gs more or less SubJect County, Ohio on to allleg~l tughways, Friday November 5, e11semonts right of 2010 at 10.00 am, ways zon1ng the follow1ng lands ordinances, and tenements restnct1ons and S1tuatcd 1n tho State cond1t on of record of Oh o, County of Reference Deed Me gs and In the Volume 199 Page Village of 941 Me1gs County M ddleport PARCEL Off1C1al ONE Be1ng lot Records Aud1tor s Number One Parcel No 08· Hundred and 00445 000 (Mob1le Soventy·One (171) m Home located on IS not PHILLIP JONES prem1ses THIRD ADDITION to 1ncluded ) The above the aforesaid Village descnbcd ret: estate of Middleport is sold "as Is" wrthout OhiO PARCEL TWO warrantieS or Bemg lot Number covenants One Hundred and PROPERTY Seventy-Two (172) In ADDRESS 22739 JONES ADDITION to Bucktown Road sad Village except Rac1ne OH 45.771 the coal or any CURRENT OWNER Hubbard minerals underlymg Kelli A the surtaco and the REAL ESTATE right to mine the APPRAISED AT same, both of wh1ch $5,000 00 the real arc reserved hereby estate cannot be to W1ll J Hudson and sold for less than Ulllan P 213rds the appra1sed Hudson Reference value The appra1sal Deed Volume 156 does not Include an Page 139, Me gs 1ntenor sxam1nauon Off1c1al of any structurE'S 11 County Records Aud1tor's any on the real Parcel Nos 15- estate TERMS OF 01472 000 and 15- SALE· 10"o down on 01074 OOOThe above day of sate, balance descnbed real estate due on confmnallon Cash or is sold •as IS" Without' of sale warranties or certified funds covenants PROPER reqwed ALL TY ADDRESS 642 SHERIFFS SALES M1 Street. OPERATE UNDER Mtddcport OH THE DOCTRINE OF 4S760 CURRENT CAVEAT EMPTOR OWNER Am1e M PROSPECTIVE Hart REAL ESTATE PURCHASERS ARE APPRAISED AT. URGED TO CHECK $8,000 00 The real FOR LIENS IN THE estate cannot be PUBLIC RECORDS sold tor less than OF MEIGS 213rds tho appra1sed COUNTY OHIO value The apprarsal ATIORNEY FOR does not Include an PLAINTIFF interior exam nation Douglas W lttUe of any structures if LITTLE & SHEETS any, on the real LLP, 211·213 E Street estate TERMS OF Second SALE 10•., down on Pomeroy OH 45769 (740) day of sale balance Telephone duo on conftrmat1on 992-66890ct 13, 20 of sale Cash or & 27,2010 cert1f1ed funds required ALL 10·00597 SHERIFFS SALES SHERIFF'S SALE OPERATE UNDER OF REAL ESTATE THE DOCTRINE OF CASE NUMBER 10· CAVEAT EMPTOR CV·024 BAC Home Loans ServiCing L P PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS ARE FKA Countrywde URGED TO CHECK Homo Loans FOR LIENS IN THE SeMctng LP vs Jeremy PUBLIC RECORDS Pla1nt1ff OF MEIGS K Roush et al COUNTY, OHIO. Defendants Court of ATIORNEY FOR Common Pleas. PLAINTIFF Meigs County, Ohio Doualas W U111e In pursuance of an LlniE & SHEETS Order of Sale In the LLP 211-213 E above entitled action Second Street. I w111 offer for sale at Pomeroy OH 45769, pubhc auct1on In the Telephone (740) above county on the 992-6689(10) 13 20, 5th day of November 27 2010 at 10 00 am at the door of the SHERIFFS SALE, courthouse, the CASE NO 10 CV lollow1ny descr1bod 029, FARMERS rent estato'3EE BANK AND lEGAL SAVINGs DESCRIPTION COMPANY, ATIACHED PLAINTIFF VS. HERETO ·AS KELLI R HUBBARD EXHIBIT "A"Sa1d ET AL • prem1ses also known DEFENDANTS, as 30410 Nichols COURT OF Road M1ddleport COMMON PLEAS, OH 45760 PPN MEIGS COUNTY, 1101177003 OHIO. By virtue of Appraised at an Order of Sale $ 62,500 00 and 1ssued o ut 0 1 sa1d cannot be sold for Co11rt in the above less than two·th1rds act1on Robert E. (213) of that amount Beegle, the Sheriff of Terms of Sale Mmgs County, Ohio, Cannot be sold for Will expose to sell at less than two-th1rds public actron on the of the appraised front steps ol the value, 1oo10 down on Meigs County the day of salo, cash 10 or cert1f1ed chock Courthouse Pomeroy, Meigs balance due on County, Ohio, on conhrmahon of sale Fnday, November 5, The nppralsal (did or 2010, at 10 00 n m., did not) 1nclude an tho following lands tntertor examination and tenements The of tho house Robert following described E Beegle real estate situated 111 Shenff of Me1gs tho Lot 19, Bums County THE LAW Add1t1on Township of OFFICES OF JOHN L.etart County of D. CLUNK CO , LPA Mmgs and State of ·00597 EXHIBIT A Ohio, tO·Wit Lot THE LAND Number Nineteen REFERRED TO IN www.mydailysentinel.com '~~~~~ 100 Legals ...............~---- THIS COMMITMENT SITUATED IN THE TOWNSHIP OF RUTLAND COUNTY OF MEIGS, STATE OF OHIO, , IS DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS SITUATED IN THE TOWNSHIP OF RUTLAND, COUNTY OF MEIGS AND STATE OF OHIO, IN SECTION 12 TOWN 5 NORTH, RANGE 14 WEST BEGINNING FOR REFERENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SECTION 12 THENCE WEST 1 830 FEET TO A POINT,THENCE NORTH 2,360 FEET TO THE INTERSECTION OF NICHOLS ROAD AND LEADING CREEK ROAD BEING THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING FOR THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE; THENCE FOLLOWING NICHOLS ROAD NORTH 01 DEG 00' 54" EAST, 349 84 FEET TO A POINTTHENCE LEAVING NICHOLS 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 SOUTH 67 DEG 13' t1" WEST, 33 76 FEET TO A POINT, THENCE SOUTH 73 DEG 44' 50" WEST 64 23 FEET TO A POINT AND BEING THE TRUE POINT OF , BEGINNING CONTAINING 1 0831 ACRES, MORE OR LESS Said promises also known as· 30410 Nichols Rd Middleport, OH 45760PPN 1101177003 Sale date Nov 5, 2010 Oct 13 20 & 27 2010 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 SETTHENCE CONTINUING TO CROSS THE LOTS OF STOUT AND OWENS OFFICIAL RECORDS 10 PAGE 679 SOUTH 13 OEG 48' 15" EAST 138.83 FEET TO THE CENTERLINE OF LEADING CREEK ROAD AND PASSING AN IRON PIN SET AT 110 t6 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 FEET TO A POINT THENCE 3 '~~~~~ Legals 1NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESSOF THE TEN MILL LIMITATIONA.C 3501 tt(G), 5705.19, 5705 25 Notice rs herel.Jy I:JIVtm that in pursuance of a Resolution of the Board of Township Trustees of the Township of Lebanon, Ohio passed on the 30th day of June 2010, there w1ll be submitted to a vote of the people of Sllld subdiv1s1on as a GENERAL ELECTION to be hold In the TownJh1p of Lebanon, OhiO at the regular place of voting therem, on !the 2nd day of November 2010, the question of levymg a tax, m excess of the ten m1ll limitation, for the benet1t of Township of Lebanon for tho purpose of Ma1nta n1ng and Operating Cemetenes Sad tax be1ng 2 A renewal of a tax of 1 o m1ll at a rate not exceed1ng 1 0 m1lls for each one dollar of valuatron, wh1ch amounts to $0.10 lor each one hundred dollars of valuation. for live years The polls wtll open at 6 30 am. and remain open unt1l 7 30 p m on election day. Run 2 times October 20 27 By order of the Board of Elect1ons, of Me1gs County, Oh1o. John thle, Cha~rDated October 5, 2010 R1ta D Smtih, D1rector SHERIFF'S SALE CASE NO 09 CV PEOPLES 107 BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF ' CHARLES' VS. LANDERS A:,. CHARLES LANDERS AKA CHARLES ANDREW LANDERS, SA ' ET Al DEFENDANTS, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY 100 Legals OHIG By v1rtuo of an Order of Sole ISsued out of said Court tn tho above actton Robert E Beegle tho Shenff of Me1gs County Oh 0 will expose to sell at pubhc action on the front steps of the Melgs County Courthouse in Pomeroy Molgs County, Ohio, on Friday, November 5, 2010 at 10·00 am, the followmg lands and tenements Bemg a tract of land located 1n the South one-half of Section 2, T.08·N, A· 15·W Salem Township Me1gs County, Ohio and being the lands conveyed to J & M Land, Inc., as recorded In Volume 75 Page 77 ol the Me1gs County OffiCial Records, and bemg further descnbed as follows Beg1nn ng at a point In tho centert1ne of State Route 124 which bears N 52 deg 42' 35" W, '3355.93 feet from the Southeast corner of Sect1on 2;Thence depart1ng said road, to! 76 deg 37' 18" E, passing an ~ron pm set for reference at 29 feet for a total drstance of 148 24 feet to an 1ron pm set,Thence S 87 deg, 22' 01' E, 958 64 fe€'t to an iron pin set,Thence S 07 deg 63' ~a· W, 237.50 feet to an 1ron pin set,Thence N 83 deg 44 26" W, 935 94 feet to an 1ron pm set Thence N 84 deg 49 48" W, passrng an uon pm set for reference at 114 09 feet for a total distance o1 142 18 feet to a po1nt m the centerline of State Route 124;Thence along the centerline of State Route 124, N 01 deg 11' 21" E. 13016 feet to the pont of beg1nmng and contamng 5005 acres The above descnbed tract IS subject to all legal easements and rights·of-way on record.AII courses are corrected magnetiC and are for angular. purposes only.AII 1ron pms set are &frac12." in diameter and 30" tn length wfth Id cap Th1s description was prepared from the results of an actual survey made August 1999 Be1ng a part of the real estate described 1n Volume 75, Page 77 of the Me1gs County OffiCial Records Reference t>eed Volume 111 Page 739 Me:gs County ()fficral Records Auditor's 100 Legals Parcel No 13· 00712 001The above descr1bed real estate 1s sold "as IS" without warranties or covenants PROPER TY ADDRESS 31510 SA 124 LangSVIlle OH 4574~ CURRENT OWNER Charles Landers and Drana LandersREAL ESTATE APPRAISED AT $40,000.00 The real estate cannot be sold for less than 213rds the appra1sed value The appraisal does not Include an lntonor exam1nat1on of any structures, II any, on the real estate TERMS OF SALE 10% down on day of sale, cash or certified check bal:~nce due onconflrmat1on ot 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 Jenn fer l Sheets UTILE & SHEETS LlP 211·213 E Second Street Pomeroy OH 45769, Telephone (740) 13, 992·6689(10) 20, 27 SALE SHERIFF'S CASE NO tO CV 047, PEOPLES BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION VS PLAINTIFF BRINLEY F. SETH AKA BRINLEY FRANKLIN SETH ET AL DEFENDANTS, COURT OF. COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY OHIO By virtue of an Order of Sale ISSUed out of sad Court 1n the above act10n. Robert E Beegle, the Shenff of Me1gs County Oh1o w111 expose to sell at public action ott the front steps of the Meigs County Courthouse 1n Pomeroy. Meigs County, Ohio, on Fnday. November 5. 2010 at 10:00 am the followmg lands and tenements Situated In the Township of Salisbury County of Meigs and State of Oh1o Beg1nnmg at the North-east corner of land owned by Jacob Smith (no"w deceased) supposed to conta1n 79 acres, in Sect10n 3 Town 2, Range 13: thence West 90 rods to the Northwest comer of the said lot, thence South 51 rods to a ----100 Legals stake thence East 90 rods to the East line of safd Lot to a stake thence North 51 rod .. to the place of begtnr. ng conta mng 29 acres, more or less Reference Deed Volume 202 Page 513, Me1gs County Off1C1al Records. Auditor's Parcel No . 14-00052 000 The above descnbed real estate IS sold •as 1s" w1thout warranties or covenants PROPERTY ADDRESS W1l s H1ll Road Pomeroy OH 45769 CURRENT OWNER Br nley f Seth REAL ESTATE APPRAISED AT $15,000.00 The real estate cannot be sold fo1 less than 213rds the apprarsed value 1he appra1sat does not Include an 1nterior exam1nat on of any structures, if any, on the real estate. TERMS OF SALE 10% down on day of sale balance due on confirmation of sale Cash or cert1fled funds reqUired 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 JennUer L Sheets UTILE & SHEETS LLP 211-213 E Second Street Pomeroy OH 45769 Telephone (740) 992·6689 Oct 13 20 & 27 100 Legals Section 6. Township 2 North, Range 13 West, and more part1cularly descr,bed as follows Beg1nn1ng at a po1nl 1n the centerline Of Township Road #2, Wickham Road which bears South 00 deg 00 24 West a d1stance of 961 49 feet from the southwest corner of a 7 926 acre more or less tract recorded tn Off1ctal Record Volume 61 Page 643,Thence along sa;d centerline the foRowrng three courses 1 South 28 deg 47 52" East a distance of 70380 feet to a pomt, 2 South 29 dog 04'27" East a distance of 188 54 feet to a point 3 South 21 deg. 44' 21" East a d1stance of 40 27 feet to a pont Thence leaVIng sa1d centerline North 76 deg 24 50 West passing thru 'G 518" 1ron p1n wrth plastic 1dent1hcatron cap set at a dlstanoe of 30.00 feet and going a ~al distance of 366.49 feet to a 518 1ron pm With piastre identif1cat10n cap set Thence North 51 deg 20' 57 West a d1stance of '84 16 feet to a 518 ron p n vnth plastiC tdentification cap Thence North 00 deg 15' 17 West a diStai}Ce of 137.05 feet to a 5/8"lron p1n Wtth plaStiC rdenttflcation cap,Thence North 27 deg 34 09• West a diStance of 13 59 feet to a 518 ron pm wtth plastic IdentificatiOn cap;'fhence South Shenff Sale of Real 85 deg 18 59" East EstateCase Number pass ng thru a 518" 09-CV.088 Wells 1ron prn With plastic Fargo Bank, N A successor by merger to Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Inc Vs Ryan E Dill. al Court of Common ·Pleas. Me1gs County, Oh10 In pursuance of an order of sale to me d~rected from sa1d court 1n the above entitled act1on I Will expose to sale at public auct10n on• the front steps of the Me1gs County Court House on Fnday November 5 2010 at 10 00 a 11" of sa1d day, the followmg descnbed real estate Situated In the State of Oh1o County of Me~gs and tn the Township of Chester Be1ng part of a tract of land transferred to Patty Ann P1ckens as recorded 1n Offiaal Record 38, Page 623, Meigs County Recorders OffiCe, Metgs County, Ohio also be1ng a part of 100 :.· ~ identification cap wt at a d1stance ot 25195 feet and go1ng a tot8J d1S1Bnc of 287 95 feet to th p nc1pal po nt of beg nmng contalri g 1 700 acres more o less Beann_gS' assumed and ar I the dl"term nat rm angles only All rr r>Jns ore 5/8 x rebar With plaf.UC I d capo; stamped CTS 6844 The abov descnphon prepared f<om actual survey mad on the 5th day o July, 200? by C Thomas Smith 0 ProfCSSional Surveyor H&a44 P reel Numbc( 0~·004&3 001 Property Located at 36459 W1ckh 111 RoadPomeroy OH 45769Property Apprased a 4SOOO OOTerms of Sale Cannot be s td for I s than 213rd tor the appra value 10'¥o down on day of sale, case o certified check balance due on conflrmauon of sale The appraisal d1d nGt mclude an ntertor e>taminalil. of the house Robt E Beeg e, Me1g, CountY ShenffAn L Matldtx Attorne)' for the Pia ntlff l.erner Snmpson & RothfussP 0 Box 5480 Cmcmnati, OH (513\ 4520?-4007 241 31000ct. 13 Oct 20, Oct 27 201Q Read your newspaper and learn something today! 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