https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/632d7b8f94891274156186f515629608.pdf 08b74610e5e5923d553329446ec3e411 PDF Text Text •• Printed on 100% :'oiewsprint Rec~cled Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ~--·--------------~~------------ SPORTS • High school volleyball action. See Page Bl D.,. ~ Witnesses called in Rizer murder trial BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Subpoenas have been issued to potential witnesses in the upcoming tnal of a P01tland woman, accused in the shooting death of her husband. Herman Carson. a public defender based in the Ohio Public Defender's Athens office. has also filed a motion to prohibit further testing on evidence to be presented at the trial of Paula Rizer. Rizer's trial is scheduled to begin Oct. 27. She is accused of shooting her husband, Kenny Rizer, Sr., five times in the chest at their home on Lovett Road in Portland. He was pro- nounced dead at the scene, and his wife was arrested just hours after his death. Rizer has been in the Washington County Jail since she was atTested. Judge Fred W. Crow III denied a motion to reduce her half million-dollar cash bond. Carson filed a motion on Oct. 9, to prohibit prosecutors from pet:forming fur- ther forensic testing on the clothing of Rizer's husband. He said he has tried for weeks to obtain access to the clothing Rizer was wearing at the time of his death. and discovered last week that the clothing has been in the custody of the Montgomery County Coroner since Rizer's autopsy. Carson said he had planned to view the clothing last Friday when he visited the coroner's office to view Rizer's autopsy records. and bring the clothing back to Meigs County. "On the afternoon of Oct. 6. (prosecutors) indicated they are going to have Please see Trial, A5 PomeroY. approves loan to purchase building BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@ MYDAILYSENTINELCOM OBITUARIES Page AS • Margaret Jane Armes • Frank Herald Jr. • Beverly A. Porter • Wanda Randolph INSIDE POMEROY Pomeroy Village Council passed the third and final reading of an ordinance Monday which permits Mayor John Musser and ClerkTreasurer Kathy Hysell to sign off c;m a loan for the remodel and purchase of the former MillenniUm building on East Main Street. Though previous discussions on the matter have resulted in some contentious exchanges , last night's vote v.·as relatively quiet and without discussion. Though the discussion was missing, the votes remained the same as previous meetings with Councilwomen Mary McAngus and Ruth Spaun voting against the loan while Councilmen Dave Deem. Jim Sisson and George Stewart voted for it. Councilman Pete Barnhart \vas absent. The 30-year loan agreement through Farmers Bank is for up to $575.000 with a 3.25 percent interest rate during the remodeling period and a 4.l percent interest rate after the remodel of the former Millennium building. The building is owned by the Community Improvement Corporation. The renovation will divide the building in half. including separate heating. cooling and electrical systems 'with Pomeroy's village offices on one side and Pomeroy Auto Parts on the other. Pomeroy Auto Parts is paying $2,916 a month for five years. while the village ·s loan payment is said to be estimated at around $2,700 a month which means the village will actually make some money from the rent. As part of the purchase agreement. the deed to the Pomeroy Municipal Building will be transfetTed to the CIC in exchange for a $1 00,000 deduction of the purchase pnce of the Millennium building. Though Pomeroy Auto Parts has moved into its new home. last night Musser said he wasn't sure ~hen village offices will make the move. A marching band comprised of alumni, floats representing both future and past Meigs High School graduating classes and other alumni entries paraded down Pomeroy's Main Street Saturday as part of the annual homecoming celebration. Bethany Boyles Rizer, crowned homecoming queen in 1999, was one of thS past queens to ride on a parade float. Three flag bearers, with flags .bearing the colors pf the old Pomeroy, Middleport and Rutland high schools, preceded the alumni band. Brian J. Reed/photos • 'Reunion by the River.' See Page A2 • Overbrook Oktoberfest. See Page AS Other council business: Lions put out the flags Details on Page AS BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@ MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM INDEX 2 SECTIONS- 12 PAGES Calendars A3 Classifieds B3-4 Comics it~rials • Obituaries Sports Weather ~ Bs A4 As B Section As 2009 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. liJ!IJI,I !I!I.! 1!11 POMEROY - For nearly a half century, the Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club has been posting flags of the United States of America along the streets of downtown Pomeroy in observance of patriotic holidays. Yesterday in celebration of Columbus Da). several members were out early getting the flags in place. Jt happens eight times a year beginning in February with Presidents' Day and moving on tp Memorial Day in May. Flag Day in June. Independence Day in July. Labor Day and Patriot's Day in September. Columbus Day in October. and Veterans Day in November. Merchants who want a flag placed in front of their business pay a small fee each year for having the Lions Club do it. The money is 'used by the Club for their special project of providing eyeglasses for those who cannot afford to pay for them. Other dub projects which ~.:ontribute to the eye~ Charlene Hoefllchlphoto • glass project includt:: placing gum ball machines in Lions Kenny Utt, left, and Larry Smith were busy businesses. brine:ing in a Christmas variety show early Friday morning lining the streets of Pomeroy which is staged,_ at ....the Meigs Middle School. and with flags of the United States of America. fund raising at a Meigs County Fair booth. ,, Lila J. Follet of Parkersburg, W.Va., was hired as a class one wastewater treatment officer who will work with the wastewater and water departments. Follett will also work under Greg Wilson, an interim licensed \Xv'ater operator the village has hired until Follet earns her license . Follett will be on a 90-day probationary period with a negotiable salary to start at $35.000. Council approved the hire of Garry Freed as a pat1 tune patrolman. Pomeroy Chief of Police i\lark E. Proffitt said due to two departures from the department and resulting overtime, the hiring was necessary. Also approved as a full time dispatcher was Frank Ste,vart. a part time dispatcher. Council appro\ ed purchasing new brakes for patrol em· 11 at a cost of $55. Council approved Pomeroy's trick-ortreat time from 6 to 7 p.m .. Thursday. Oct. 29 . Council approved the transfer of $5.000 from the general to street fund. The latest Mayor's Report was approved wnh Pomeroy taking in $11.929.29 in fines and forfeitures. Parking meters took in $1,988.71: parking tickets. $351: parking permits, $80; for a total of $2.419.71 collected. There ''ere 119 'parking tickets issued. Council adjourned into executive session once to dtscuss legal matters at the wastewater plant. After resuming the regular session. the motion to hire Follet was made and approved. �Aunt thinks baby talk is ridiculous Dear Dr. Brothers: My tcr recently had her lir~t , b). ami honestly. all the "baby talk" is just about driving me ball)! I lo\'e kids as much as the next pcn..on. especially my little niece. but come on do her pnrent~ and a lot of other people I used to respect have to act like blithering idiots when they get" ithin 10 feet of this child? What makes otherwise normal people act like thts. and if I don't join in. do 1 nsk turning into the old grump) auntie? - D.P. Dear D.P.: There is nothing )OU can reall) do about baby talk "hen there is a llC\\ mfant m the house. It seems to be something that's quite natural for parents ,md others to adopt when it comes time to try to communicate with their new son or daughter. As a matter of fact, t! "really is the exception when someone like you dnesn 't get into the ving of things. You can try . , remain an .1dult, speaking complete and "SOber sentence~ to the httlc one. but )OU probably w11l not get as much back if you don't slo\\ down. -;mtle, get up dose and exaggerate your tone enough to get a nse out of her! Babie~ <;cern to respond well to baby talk. That makes us gro" n-ups feel good. and atds in bonding\\ ith the little one~, \\hO have no exprc.,sive language. Smcc you ha' en 't been around kids much and don't ha\ e any of your own. this kind of silly talk rna) seem embarrassing to ) ou. So. try spending a little more time around your niece. maybe without the other adults around. Sec if you stat! talk ing to her m a '' ay that is slight!) dtfferent from hO\\ you talk to your boss or friends. As you get to knO\\ her and she responds to you. 1 wouldn't be o;;urprised it find yourself tailoring speech to get the mo~t response from the b,lb). And don't forget that hab)hood goes by very quJCkJ) ... before you knov.: it. she will be a preschooler. And at that point, your full. adult sentences will help her a lot with her language. ••• Tuesday, October 13, .....................,.,..., Dear Dr. Brothers: Mv daughter and I have enjoyed a "mommy and me" progmm f( 1r the past t.'OUple of years in uursCI') school. NO\v. she's '>Ianing kindcrgmten with a whole new hunch of kids. und they are old enough to be dropped off at each oth~r's homes for playdatcs. I am a rather nervous mother, and the idea of having to super' ise other parents· kids without thetr moms there is making me very queasy. It\ 111) tum to host several different kid~. but I can ·r seem to do it. Help!- J.G. Dear J.G.: You do sound like a bn of a nenous ~elly. But just think about ho\\ ''ell you have done -..o far g~tting through pregnancy. birth and the fiN year of life \vhen vour child was so helplcs~ and you were lwr -.trongcst protector. And think of the toddler vears and the trials of preschool, \vhen she first kamed to separate and be on her own a bit. You both survt\ed! So plea...e try to calm down ·and realit.e that in many ways. the worst is over. In tcnm. of being afraid to host the ine\ itable playdates. it will be something )OU can gradually get used to. No one £hes mother::. an) training for these things, ::.o it's not all that Submitted photo Members of the Eastern High School Homecoming Court are pictured: Lucas Finlaw, crown bearer, Alexus Ault, flower girl: second row: Breea Buckley, queen candidate, Queen Kimberly Minear, Whitney Putman and Andrea Buckley, queen candidates, JUniOr class attendant Kori Collins, sophomore class attendant Shelby Smith, freshman class attendant. Lauren Boggess. Third row, senior escorts Wade Collins. Cody Ridgway, Jacob Boston, and Ntk Brannon, JUnior escort, Colin Connolly, sophomore escort Scout Facemyer and freshman escort Joshua Shook. ~~~~~~to~~~~~ne~~r:ta~~~~ Ogdin retires from U.S~ being responsible for other children a~ well a-.. her own. Chief Petty Officer Kelly Medal. r\'ationnl Defense It's a sure bet that the S. Ogdin, formerly of ~1edal. Southwest Asia other mom::. would rather Lang~' ille, recent I) retired Sen•ice Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary ha\e someone like you at from the US. ~avv. the home where they drop Ogdin, an opcnition spe- Medal. Global War on off their children than a cialist in -;urface warfare, Terrorism Service Medal, mother who just thinks the enlisted as a Seaman I lumanitarian Service kids will be OK and goe" Recrun in thr.:: US Navy in l\1edal, Sea Service about her business, ignoring Columbus in September Deployment Rtbbon, them! So you wiII hover a 1989. He fim"hed up his Overseas Service Ribbon. bit at first. Get comfortable career reporting to MSFSC Kuwait Liberation Medal \\ ith settmg some ground in Nl<~) of 2008 and ao; the (Kingdom of Saudi Arabta), rule'> about where the) may senior milital) member he Kuwait Liberation !vtedal ph1y and "hat they can do. wa~ ussi~ncd as the Chief (Ku\\ait). Rifle and go ahead and watch j Petty Officer in Charge of Marksmanship ~1edal, them like a hawk at fiN, tf the Military Detachment that's the only :way you'll onboard t;SNS Kanawha T feel at ease as hostcso;. AO 196. Ogdin also \\a~ E\ entually you will get depJoyed to the used to your new role, and Mediterranean Sea and all the time the girls will be Persian Gulf in support of growing in their responsi- Operation Desert Storm. bility and capabilit} to han Desert Shield and Operation die their O\\ n acth ities. So Enduring Freedom. In April take a deep breath and call 2005. he reported to that first mom: Combat Directton Systems fc) 2009 by King Fear4tres Acll\ ity in Dam Neck, Va .. .)~wulicate and worked hi<> way up to the Lcadtng Chief Petty O!Ticcr of the Military Detachment. Chief Ogdin is cnt1tkd to wear the following medals: Commendation Commerce, business·mind- Navy ed luncheon, noon, Pomeroy Medal, Navy Achievement l,.ibrary, Mick Howell of Medal. Joint :\1critorious Navy Unit People Bank soeak1ng on Aw.1rd, "Qualifications for a Commendation. Meritorious Business Loan" luncheon Unit Commendatton, Battle catered by Bun's Party Barn, "E" Ribbon. Good Conduct RSVP at 992-5005 I Navy Marksmanship Pi<>tol Medal. Ogdm is a 1989 graduate of Meigs High School. son ol Pamela Fenwick and Dale Ogdin. both of Langsville, grandson of Charles and :Vlinnie YoutH! of Langsville and the late Ewing Hutton and Prank and Mary Helm. Ogdin currently resides in Jackson with his wife Chn<>t)ne and son Mitchell !\1aksym-Scott Ogdin. Ogdln Community Calendar Public meetings • Tuesday, Oct. 13 POMEROY Bedford Township Trustees, 7 p.m., town hall. POMEROY - Salisbury Township Trustees, 6:30 p.m., town hall. POMEROY Meigs ounty Board of Elections, gular meeting, 8:30 a.m., annex building. Wednesday, Oct. 14 MARIETIA - District 18 Executrve Committee, 10 a.m., Holiday Inn. Revtew of projects for Round 24 SCIP/LTIP only. No points assigned. SYRACUSE - Syracuse Community Watch Group Organizational meeting, 7 p.m., Syracuse Commumty Center, open to all cttizens interested in learning how to he(p the police department prevent cnme. Thursday, Oct. 15 CHESTER Shade Rtver Lodge 453 will conduct htghway cleanup at 5:30 p.m. All Masons tnVlted to assist. Clubs and o~ganizations Tuesday, Oct. 13 HARRISONVILLE • Harrisonville Order of Eastern Star 255. 7:30 p.m. Open in long ~rm. Refreshments. POMEROY - Pomeroy Merchants Assocration, 8:30 a.m., Peoples Bank conference room. 992-6677 for information. Meetings open to all Interested. POMEROY Meigs County Chamber of 2009 Eastern homecoming court ASK l)R.. BltOTHER.S BY DR. JOYCE BROTHERS PageA3 ffilE The Daily Sentinel Are You Unable to Manage Your Type 2 Diabetes PO~~~~~ay, Oct. ~ eigs 5 O'Bieness offers County Retired Teachers, f health luncheon. noon, Wrld Horse ree Cafe, speaker from Ohto , Consumers' Council, dis- screenings for cussion or saving on ener- ; gy costs, River Blend women only Quartet performmg. With Diet and Exercise Alone? I POMEROY Presentation on Amish cuiture, including customs and beliefs, 1:30 p.m., Meigs County Courthouse Annex basement conference room, presenter is Sharon 1 Strouse, OSU Extension 1 Educator in the Northeast Region of Ohio. , Other events Saturday, Oct. 17 POMEROY - HallelUJah Harvest Family Carnival. A free event in the New Beginnings Church parking lot, Second St., Pomeroy. Weiner roast, games, and fun. Starts at 4 p.m. Everyone welcome. Church events Thursday, Oct. 15 MIDDLEPORT Free community dinner, 4:30·6 p.m., Heath United Methodist Church, chicken and noodles. POMEROY- Gospel concert, 1·30 p.m. at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Singers to include The Dolly's and Bricle Voices of Faith and Truly Saved. For more mformation call 992-2272. ATHENS The O'Biencss lleulth System will sponsor For Women Only, a f'rc~: clintc by appointment only, to assist area women without health insurance, Medicare or Medicaid, who have not had a cervical examination in two years. Qualified ''omen will recetve rrec cervtcal and clinical breast examina tions. Vmver~;it)' Medic,d Associates Patholog\ will provide free specimen analysis. The clinic will be held l•nday. Oct. 16, beginning at J . p.m. at the Castrop Center, Suite 260, in the O"Bieness Medical Park. Women over the age of 17 .tre eligible for the free ::.erVJCe. llealthcarc profession· al-.. providing the examinatinm; arc associated with System affiliates, 0' Ulencss Memorial Hospital. Athens Obstetrics and Gynecology and River Rose Obstetrics and Gynecology. I To make em appomrmcnt or for more mformarion, call the 0 'Blcness comn11mirv rtlatiom department, (740) 566-4814. Appumtmellt\ are limlled. If you ... • Have not been treated with, or have had only limited exposure to, oral antidiabetic medication • Are between 18 and 77 years of age You may be eligible to participate in a global clinical research study. Participants may receive study-related medical care, study medication, laboratory work, and evaluations, at no cost. To learn more about th1s clinical research study, please call today. All calls are confdential. Laurie Wayland, LPN Holzer Clinic Department of Research 90 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis. OH 45631 740.441.3990 Cl-005856 02J09 �~------------!""-"' Tuesday, October 13, ___.________ - www.mydailysentinel.corn 2009 Obituaries The Daily Sentinel • Page As Local Briefs Ma~aret Jane Frank Herald, Jr. Hunter education course offered Frank Herald Jr., 70, of Rutland. passed away unexpectedly at home on Oct. 10.2009. He was born Oct. 6. 1939. in Logan County. W.Va .. son of Elizabeth Mack Leighton of Middleport and the late Frank Herald, Sr. Mr. Herald was a member of the Middleport Church of Christ. He enjoyed gardening and farming. He was owner and operator of many local businesses including the Herald Oil & Gas Company. He was a member of the Middleport Masonic Lodge #163; Harrisonville Order of the Eastern Star# 172: Pomeroy Gun Club; South Eastern Oil & Gas Association: and the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Pomeroy #2 171 . Jn addition to his father. he was preceded in death by a brother. Warren Herald; mother of fiancee, Charlotte Erlewine. He is survived by: his mother. Elizabeth Mack Leighton of Middleport; his fiancee Dinah Stewart of Middleport; his children, Lisa Pierce of Tuppers Plains. Robin Anderson of Ft. Myers. Fla .. Betsy Nicodemus of Reedsville. Cindi (Ron) Lucas of Athens and Jon Stewart of Langsville; grandchildren, Travis (Wendy) Pierce of Reedsville. Margot Anderson. Abigail Anderson. Gwenyth Anderson, all of Ft. Myers. Fla .. Mallory Nicodemus. Austin Dillard. both of Reedsville and Janey Lucas of Athens; great-grandchildren. Anna Pierce, Riley Pierce and Amelia Pierce: brothers and sisters, Joyce (Jerry) Hall of Danville and Ronald (Martha) Herald of Burnett, Texas: sister-in-law. Barbara Herald of Chapmanville, W.Va.: and several aunts, uncles. nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at.11 a.m. on Wednesday at Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy with Pastor AI Hartson officiating. Private burial will follow at Sigler Cemetery. Visiting hours will be from 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. today at the funeral home with Masonic services at 7:30p.m. In lieu of flowers. please make a memmial donation to the Humane Society or the local cat shelter An on-line registry is available at www.andersonmcdaniel.com. POMEROY - An Ohio Hunter Education Class will be held commencing Oct. 26 at the Kountry Resort Camp&round ~formerly Royal Oak Resort) near Pomeroy. Sesstons will be held in the b~nquet hall on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, Oct. 26, 27 and 29. 6-9 p.m. with the test being administered on Saturday. Oct. 31. 9 a.m. to noon. Students must attend all sessions. The Ohio Hunter Education course includes 10 hours of instruction in hunter ethics and responsibility. firearms. archery. first aid and wildlife management and biology. Classes are free and all materials and manuals are provided at no cost. · All ~irst-time hunters must successfully complete a hunter education course offered through the Ohio Division of Wildlife before purchasing a hunting lic.ense. In addition, cutTent h~ntin$ license holders who wish to purchase out-ofstate huntmg hcenses m other states must in most cases provide proof of having completed a hunter education course before they can purchase an out-of-state hunting license. Pre-registration is required and class size is limited to 50 students. To register, contact the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District weekdays at 992-4282. •Janie' Armes Margaret Jane "Janie" Armes went to be with her Savior Lord Jesus on Sunday. Oct. 11. 2009. She ~·as the daughter of the late George and Thelma Grueser. She was a homemaker and a substitute mail carrier for her husband RovE. Armes. r;1rs. Armes is sun ived by one son: Roy K. ''Butch" ami y Armes: grandson. Randy and Edna Armes; great ddaughter. Jenny and great grandson. Randal James: brothers and two sisters, Thelma Retimire. Ne~ Kaven. W.Va .. Jack and Jean Gnieser, Mason. W.Va., Robert and Jean Grueser. Minersville, Betty Donavan. Syracuse, Bill and Doris Grueser, Minersville. Jeny Grueser, Minersville. Tom and Carolyn Grueser. Pomeroy: several nieces and nephews. , In addition to her parents. she is preceded in death by husband Roy E. Armes; grandson, Btian B.K. Armes; nephews. Johnie and James Robert Grueser. A gr~veside service will be held at I p.m. today at the Gilmore Cemetery with the Rev. Jim Satterfield officiating. Arrangements are being handled by the Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Middleport. An on-line registry is available by logging onto www.andersonmcdaniel.com. l Beverly A. Porter Beverly A. Porter, 52, of Amherst passed away on Sunday Oct. I 1, 2009 at Fairview Hospital after a courageous one year battle with ovarian cancer She was born on Feb. 24. 1957 in Marietta. She was a 1975 graduate of Williamstown High School in Williamstown. W.Va. Beverly was employed by Micron Manufacturing in Lagrange for the past 15 years as a machine operator. She loved 'nothing more than her husband, children and grandren. She enjoyed cook-oub at her home and spending \Vith her family and friends. Beverly is survi\'ed by her husband, Rickie, of 15 years; •son. Daniel James Buchanan of Amherst; daughter, Billena (Steve) Porter of Oberlin: step-sons. Rickie (Cathy) Porter of Wellington, Matthew (Stephanie) Porter of Wellingtonand Shane Burgess of Grafton: step-daughter, Misty Porter of Grafton: 12 grandchildren; parents. James A. and Edith G. Sullivan ofWilliamstown, W.Va.: brother. Terry McDonald of Beckley. W.Va.: sister, Donna Darlene (Bevin) Seaman of Parkersburg. W.Va. She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Ted and Beulah Sullivan., Carl McDonald and Dorothy McDonald Cowdery. Family will receive friends on Tuesday. Oct. 13. 2009. from 4 to 8 p.m. in the Dovin and Reber Jones Funeral & Cremation Center, Ill 0 Cooper Foster Park Road, Amherst. Funeral seryices will be held on Wednesday. Oct. 14. 2009. at 11 a.m. in the funeral center. Pastor Lee Higgins. Pastor of Compassionate Ministries. Amherst Church of the 1"\azarcne. will officiate. Intcm1ent will be in ~ew Russia Twp. Cemetery, Oberlin. Family and friends may leave on line condolence' at www.dovinreberjones .com. Trick or treat PORTLAND - Trick or treat will be held from 6 to 7 p.m .. Oct. 28, in the Portland community. Basket games SYRACUSE The Racine Area Community Organization will host basket games at 6 p.m. on Thursday at Carleton School. Doors open at 5 p.m. There will be 20 games for $20. There will also be special games and advanced ticket drawing. There will be several baskets to choose from with refreshments provided by the Syracuse Community Center. For tickets call 992-3804 or 949-2656. Chicken barbecue set Wanda Randolph Wanda Randolph, 72, of Reedsville. passed away Sunday. Oct. II. 2009 at her residence. She was born Feb. 4, 1937. in Toronto. daughter of the late Walter and Orva Collins Grose who precedes her in · death. She is survived by her husband. Therill Randolph; two daughters. Lucinda and Clay Dunfee and Cheryl and Robert Alloway: four sons. Ronald Jr. and Su.san Dillon. James and Nolaine Dillon. \1arvin Dillon and Walter Dillon; 13 grandctJildren; 11 great-grandchildren; a brother, Melvin Grose; and a sister. Nona Slentz; and her first . husband, Ronald Dillon. Sr. Services will be held ll a.m .. Wednesdav. Oct. 14. 2009 at White-Schwarzel Funeral Home. Cool\:ille. Burial wiJI be in the Randolph Cemetery. Reedsville. Friends may call from 6-8 p.m. today at the funeral home. You can sign the online guestbook at ww~.white­ schwarzelfuneralhome.com. Overbrook Oktoberfest POMEROY - God's NET will be serving chicken barbecue at 1 I a.m. on Sunday at the Mulberry Community Center. Take in or cany out is available. Chicken, green beans. <;law, and roll will be served. Desserts and drinks available. Retired teachers tour Fultz Center POMEROY Representatives of R10 Grande Community College presented a program about the Rio Meigs Center at the recent meeting of the Meigs Count) Retired Teachers, held at the Fultz Center. Luanne Bowman. vice president for financial &nd administrative affairs. Jake Bapst, transitional coordinator. and Sarah Boothe. administration representative, were the speakers. They told of how the center came about and of some of the problems they had before the building could be used for classes. · The center offers programs in business management. early childhood development, general studies, information technology, and power plant technology. The center is a partner with the county's school system, and enrollment has been increasing since opening. The group toured the building. Mary Gilmore catered the meal to 21 members and two guests. Rosalie Story had devotions. and read "Teacher." Gay Perrin had prayer before the meal. Gay Perrin, president, thanked those who brought in school supplies for the needy. Secretary and treasurer's reports were given. Members are reminded that dues are to be paid as soon as possible. Joan Corder, scholarship chairman. gave an update on scholarship recipients since 2000 and what they are doing now. Students who apply for the scholarship must be juniors or seniors majoring in education and residents of . Meigs County, with grade point averages of 2.5 or above. PetTin noted the deaths of two members, Rachael Downie and Howard Parker. Items are still needed for the school room at the Chester Academy. Door prizes. donated by Debbie Roush. were awarded to Glenna Riebel, Bill Downie and Marlene Donovan. The next meeting will be Oct. 15 at the Wild Horse Cafe. Local Weather Brian J. Reed/photo A few rain showers did not dampen the celebration at Overbrook Center in Middleport Saturday. The extended care facility hosted its annual Oktoberfest open house for the public. Free luncheon, prizes, and activities were offered, and vendors set up booths outside, offering craft items, homemade goods and gifts. Ravenswood's Wolfe takes third in state WHEELING, W.Va. Ravenswood·s lone qualifier in the West Virginia State Class AA Golf Tournament, Torrey Wolfe. shot an opening round 82 to land in a tie for third place among the AA linksters at the conclusion of the first day of the two-day tournament. Wolfe (82-80-162) put together a strong run in • Kenneth Rizer':; clothing removed and submitted for a Greiss test," Carson said. "The forensic expert retained to assist in the defense indicates no testing should be done until a complete macroscopic examination, including detailed photographs, can be completed with representatives of the the finals and placed third overall in the two day match. Wyoming East's Evan Muscari (73-79-152) produced a six-stroke margin of victory over Grafton's Aqam Ware (8276-158). Wolfe qualified individually to represent Ravenswood at the state tournament by shooting an 83 at the Class AA Region I Tournament September 29 at the Parkersburg Country Club. Earlier in the year 128 junior golfers teed it up for the first time at the Golf Club of West Virginia to tee off the 26th year of the Top Flight Tour. where Wolfe shot 38-35--73. Wolfe, a junior, participated in the State Tournament as a freshman and sophomore with the Red Devils \vinning the State Tournament in 2007. This year's team did not qualify. however, Wolfe went to the state as an individual. Wolfe is the son of Scott Wolfe. Racine and Amy Wolfe of Ravenswood. Trial from Page At defense team present and participating." The Griess test is a chemical analysis which detects the presence of organic nitrite compounds. Judge Crow IJJ has not ruled on Carson's motion. A number of v.·itnesses have been subpoenaed to appear in Rizer's trial. including the jail adminstra- Commtssioner LaiTY tor in Marietta. who has Marshall. been ordered to bring visitor Prosecuting Attorney logs and telephone records Colleen Williams has also from Rizer's incarceration, . subpoenaed a deputy coroagents with the Ohio ner from Montgomery Bureau of Criminal County, the keeper of Identification, .sheriff's records from Home deputies. EMS National Bank, and a life Adminstrator Doug insurance administrator Lavender and Health with State Farm Insurance. Thesday ...Mostly cloudy with a· slight chance of rain in the morning ...Then partly sunny in the ·a fternoon. Highs in the lower 60s. 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Page B2 Thesday, October 13,2009 Prep Volleyball Devils draw • Athens in soccer tourney Lady Raiders defeat Southern in straight games BY BRYAN WALTERS BY SARAH HAWLEY BWALTERS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM MOSSPORTS O MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM JACKSON - The postseason road is now set for the Gallia Academy soccer team following Sunday's Division II sectional drawing at Jackson High School. The Blue Devils (6-6-3) - who set a school record with wins - earned a sixseed and will travel to Athens County to take on third-seeded Athens (9-3-2) in a sectional semifinal. That match will take place at 6 p.m. on Tuesday. Oct. 20, in The Plains. The winner of that match will take on either Chillicothe or Waverly in the sectional final at 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 24. BIDWELL - The River Valley Lady Raiders ( 13-8) defeated the Southern Lady Tornadoes (4-13) in a non league matchup Monday evening at River Valley High School. River Valley defeated Southern in three games by scores of 25-7. 25-8, and 25- 9. River Valley was led in scoring by Jacueline Jacobs with 20 points. five aces. and nme kills. Kelsey Sands added 15 points, two aces. and one kill. Aubrie Rice had 12 points. two aces, and one kill. Kelcie Carter had seven points. two aces. and three kills. Beth Misner added three points, one ace. and one kill. Kaitlyn Roberts had one point. one ace, and five kills, and Ciara Bostic had one point, two kills, and six assists. Mary Waugh added two « ocals fare well · at 2009 sectional volleyball drawing BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM JACKSON - The postseason road is now set for six Ohio volleyball teams in the Ohio Valley Publishing area, and five of those local teams earned home games following the 2008 sectional tournament drawings for divisions II, III and IV held Sunday at Jackson High School. Five of the local squads - Gallia Academy, Meigs , Eastern, South Gallia and Southern - will open the second season at home . while River Valley will be the lone OVP school not to have a home game in the ostseason. J'hree of those clubs er Valley, Eastern and uth Gallia - will also have to win only one match to make it to districts. while both Meigs and Gallia Academy will have to win at least twice to advance to the Division II districts. Southern will also have to win twice in Division IV to make it to districts. Starting in D-4. Eastern {16-3) came away with the area's highest seeding at No.2 and will host the winper of the Southern-Miller contest on Thursday, Oct. 22, in the sectional final. That contest will statt at 6 p.m. The Lady Tornadoes (412) earned the seventh seed and will host 1Oth-seeded Miller (1-17) in a sectional semifinal at 6 p.m. on Monday. Oct. 19. South Gallia (l5-3) earned the four-seed and is o in a sectional.final cont on Thursday, Oct. 22, • against fifth-seeded South Webster (6-12). That match will also start at 6 p.m. River Valley - which won its eighth consecutive Ohio Valley Conference championship this fall earned a five-seed in the Division 11l bracket. The Lady Raiders ( 12-8) will travel to fourth-seeded Southeastern ( 12-6) for a sectional final matchup at 4 p.m. on Saturday. Oct. 24. Finally in Division II, the 2009 SEOAL champion Blue Angels (17-4) earned a three-seed and will host sixth-seeded Warren ( 15-6) in a sectional semifinal at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. :2.1. The winner of that confest will play either Jackson. Yinton County or Marietta in the sectional final at 3 p.m. on Saturday. Oct. 24. . Meigs ( 13-5). meanwhile. ned a four-seed in ision II and will host h-seeded Waverly ( 12-5) • in a sectional semifinal at 6 p.m. on Wednesday. Oct. 21. The winner of that contest will play either Athens, Unioto or South Point in the sectional final at 3 p.m. on Saturday. Oct. 24. Complete brackets of the 2009 Southeast Ohio volleyball tournament arc available on the web at www.seodab .org kills, while Ashley Randolph and Chynna Mershon had one kill each. Southern was led in scoring by Emily Ash with four points. Some of Southern's varsity players were not available due to illness. The junior varsity game was cancelled due to the lack of players for the visitors. River Valley hosts Meigs Wednesday night with the JV game beginning at 5:30. p.m. This is the last regular season game for the Lady Raiders. lADY EAGLES SOAR PAST BELPRE TUPPERS PLAINS Quick and easy. Now on to the hard stuff. The Eastern volleyball team had little trouble with Belpre on Monday night, posting a convincing 25-7. Sarah Hawley/photo Please see Volleyball, Bl River Valley's Aubrie Rice (1) hits a spike attempt as Southern defenders Angie Eynon, left, and Breanna Taylor go up for the block during Monday night's volleyball contest in Bidwell. Prep Volleyball SEOAL Day of Champions 1 . Bryan Walters/photos Members of the Gallia Academy varsity volleyball team pose for a picture after winning the 2009 SEOAL volleyball championship on Saturday during an epic five-game decision over Marietta at GAHS in Centenary. Kneeling in front, from left, are Mollie Blake. Maddie Swisher and Amy Noe. Standing in back are Amanda McGhee, Kanessa Snyder, Heather Ward, Molly Smith, Haley Rosier, Morgan Daniels, Taylor Foster, Morgan Leslie, Caroline Baxter, Hannah Cunningham, Courtney Shriver and GAHS head coach Amy Shriver. Blue Angels win 2009 SEOAL volleyball title GAHS rallies to beat Marietta in 5 BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM CENTENARY - Like a heavyweight prize fighter backed up against the ropes, the Gallia Academy volleyball team came out swinging when things looked to be at their worst. And at the end of the day. those extra punches in the face of adversity Jed to a knockout blow - and championship gold. The Blue Angels - who trailed 2-game:;.-to-1 and twice faced an elimination match point in' Game 4 - rallied back in a thunderous manner Saturday afternoon against Marietta to claim the 2009 Southeastern Ohio Athletic League volleyball title with a thrilling 25- I 8, 2325, 16-25, 28-26, 15-7 tiiumph in the first-place match of the SEOAL Day of Champions. The Angels ( 17-4) found themc;elvcs in big trouble in that pivotal foUtth game, trailing 18-17 in the race to 25 after dropping two straight gan1es following the opener. The visiting Lady Tigers (16-4) then ran off four consecu!ive points, increasing their edge to 22-17 while clearly capturing momentum in the process. l Following a GAHS timeout, the hosts responded with six of the next seven points to knot Game 4 up at 23-all. MHS countered with a score and a 24-23lead. setting up the first of two match points for the guests. The Angels, however, retaliated by tying the contest at 24-all. Marietta again put itself in a championship point situation after claiming the next score and a 25-24 edge. but the hosts delivered again by tying the contet')t at 25 - then took a 26-25 advantage on the next point. The Orange and Black rallied back to knot things up at 26 - · the I Oth and final tie in Game 4 but Gallia Academy scaled things up in the fourth game with two straight points. tying the championship bout at two games apiece. The Lady Tigers and Blue Angels battled through five ties to start the tinale. with Matietta leading in each of those in-between points. Gallia Academy. however. snapped that string pem1anently at 5-all. running Off three consecutive points for an 8-5 advantage. MHS briefly stopped that momentum with a point at 8- Piease see Angels, Bl Gallia Academy's senior duo of Mollie Blake (18) and Amy Noe (22) block a spike attempt by Marietta's Ricci Davis (21) during Saturday's SEOAL volleyball championship match in Centenary. Also defending for the Blue Angels are Haley Rosier, left, and Hannah Cunningham (8). �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, October 13, www.rnydailysentinel.com 2009 Bengals ~lone in first after NFL investigating Browns running back's injury 17-14 Win over Ravens T~llll t~ought 'i~pl:t.liBALTL\10RE (AP) One )Car after starting 0-8. the Cincinnati Bcngals are alone atop the AFC North. It's quite nn accomplishment, gtven the division contains the defending Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers and the Baltimore R<nens, whom the Steelcrs defeated in the AFC championship game. This season. however. the Bcngals have aln;ady beaten them both. Two weeks after rallying to top the Steelers. Cincinnati used a 20-vard {rom touchdown pass Carson Palmer to Andre Cald\\·ell with 22 seconds left to defeat Baltimore 1714 Sunday. The Ben,~ab ~u·e receivino a fair shar~ of acclaim nm~ after stilTing up little interest during the preseason. "We didn't deserve to be talked about.'' Palmer said. "Pittsburgh and Baltimore were both in the AFC chamJ?ionship game: and they shoultl receive all the attention. Sometimes it's good to be the underdogs. It takes the pressure off you." . Given that each of Cincinnati's !!ames this sea$On ha~ been decided by seven points or fewer. Palmer and the Bengals (41) seem rather adept at dealing with pressure situations. Against the Ravens (3-2), Palmer moved the offense 80 yards in the closing minutes with the aid of three yellow flags. An illegal contact penalty again:-.t Chris Carr and an unnecessary roughness call against Ray Lewis preceded the topper, a pass interference penalty against Frank Walker on a third-and- I 6 from the Baltimore 30 (although the infraction was called by the officials again~t Ed Reed). ~On the next play, Paimer found Caldwell over the middle for the game-wmning score. ''This is a birr win for us, but it'' still early:· Palmer said. '"We've got to pia) the Steelers and Ravens again, and I know they're going to be (ticked) off. Those games are gomg to be very tough." Cincinnati's Cedric Benson ran for 120 yards, becoming the first player in 40 games to ecl .ip~e I00 yards against the Ravens. Palmer was 18 for 31 for 271 yards, and Chad Ochocinco had seven catch- Volleyball from Page Bl 25-5. 25-16 victory during a non-conference matchup m the Eagle's Nest. fhe ~Lady Eagle~ (17-3) - ranked 17th in the latest D1vision IV "Ohio High School Vollevball Coaches Association poll - wasted little time against the winless Lady Golden Eagles (019) in \\'inning games one and two by a combined 38 points. Electing to preserve some cnerg} for later in the week. the hosts went to their bench • in Game 3 to get :;;omc other players some court time before ullimately winning the final game by nine points. Both Sami Cummins and Britnev Morrison led the EHS service attack with II points. followed by Be\'erly Whitncv Maxson and Putman with 10 point:s apiece. Karissa Connollv followed with seven 'points. while Brenna Holter. Lauren Cummings and Brooke Johnson each con· tributed two points to the winning cause. Kasey Turley led the net attack with 11 kills and four blocks. followed by Jamie Swatzel with nine kills and a block. Maxson added six kills and Morrison had three kilb, while Holter rounded things out with two kills and a block. Eastern is currently tied with both Waterford and Trimble atop the TVC Hocking standings at 7-l. EHS will host Waterford tonight on Senior Night, then travel to Glouster on Thursday to take on Trimble in the regular season finale. , ... BEREA (J\P) Cieveland Browns coach es for 94 yards. Eric Mangini said he'~ "\Ve weren't as sound as cooperating with the NFL we should have been . in its in\'CStigation into Offensively. and'as a whole. rookie running back James we had a couple of D<l\.is · mysterin~JS. -.ea:.onturnovers:· Ochocinco said. endmg shoulder 111JUQ'· ''But we were able to find On Sunday, ESP:'\.com some breaks and make our reported that Davis was way. We were able to capi- injured during a recent talize on the last drive." po:-.t-practicc period f~r Baltimore has lost two extra work when .he was htt stnught after stmtin~ 3-0 for by a Browns hncbacker. . h the second time in franchise Accord 1ng to t e report, historv. Last week, two witnesses said Da' is was • roughing the passer calls not wcanng shoulder pads played a key part in a 27-21 while the unidentified defeat at New England. dcfender who hit him had Against Cincinnati,. the them on. Ravens were penalized I 0 League spokesman Greg times for 76 yards. with sev- Aiello said the league is eral of the infractions seem- a\\ are of the alle,rcd inci ingly coming at the worst dent and has bee; looking p(~o;sible time. into the matter. "Some tough calls. But "The review is ongomg," vou can't iea\-·e it in their Aiello said in an e-mail hands,'' Baltimore defensive response to The Associated ta~kle Kelly Gregg said. Press. It was a mantra repeated Mangini confirmed bv several of his teammates. Monday that he has had -·'l'm not going there with you. I don· t do the referee thing.'' defensive end Trevor Pryce smd. "If you dominate, the calls don't matter." The Ravens, quite simply. from Page Bl did not come close to dominating. They were limited to one offensive touchdown 6. but never came closer the after averaging 32.5 points rest of the night. Marietta in their first four games. and scored its tinal point to pull the defense yielded 403 within four at II·7, but the yards - including 142 on hosts ran off four straight the ground. points to secure the epic five Which is one reason why game triumph. the Ravens weren't overly The Angels who critical of the refs. outscored Marietta 26-11 "The officials, they're just after being down 22-17 in calling the game." Walker Game 4 :::._ picked up jllst said. ''These games arc close their third SEOAL title ever, because we~ Jet them be including their second in the last three seasons . close." Like the 2007 campaign, Baltimore trailed I 0-7 GAHS finishes this champiwhen Ray · Rice took a screen pass from Joe Fiacco, onship run unbeaten in then tumed upfield with sev- SEOAL play - the only eral tacklers in hts wav. instances ever for the proGallia Academy also After ducking linebacker gram. split the 'Brandon Johnson. the 5- Waverly. 1978 title with foot-8 running back dipped Saturda) al.;o marked the his left arm and sta)ed first-e\er SEOAL champi upright b) planting his fin- onship to make its \Hty to the ger-; on the artificial turf new Galha Academy High before completing the 48- School. yard touchdown with 6:59 For Anrrels coach Amv left. Shriver -~who has led the Then it was Palmer's turn. 1 GAHS volleyball pro~ram to Notes: Reed took an inter- 1 both of its unbeaten :")EOAL the final result was a ception retum 52 yards for titles his I :!th career TD .... Larry testament to the character of Johnson of KC. in 2006. was this club. 'T m verv proud of the cirls the last RB to rush for l 00 yards against the Ravens .... and vel) happy with the \vin. Cincmnati is 4-2 in It's a milestone for this Baltimore over the last six group,'' commented .Shriver. years .... The Bengals are X "We ve been stmgghng mer for 9 on fourth down this the last few weeks. even while we were winnino tryseason. ing to find t~e perfect li~~up. 'These g1rls just kept battling and I'm· so proud ~f The Lady Eagles made it them for that. They never qtut an evening sweep,,vith a 25- in the face of adversity. kept 10. 25-11 victory in the fighting even on junior varsity contest. Homecoming - and just The match with found a way to get it done:· Waterford tonight has a JV Gallia Academy stonned starting time of 6 p.m. out to a 5-I advantage in Game I and ne"Ycr ti:1iled. SOUTH GALLIA IMPROVES although MHS did rally back TO 17-3 to tie things up at II. The Angels MERCERVILLE - The South Gallia Lady Rebels improved their !>Cason record to 17-3 with a three game victory over Symmes Valley Monday evening at South Gallia High School. The Lady Rebels won in three games by scores of 25 IS. 25-16, and 25-9. South Gallia was led by Chandra Canaday with 12 points. six aces. and three kills. Tayler Duncan had eight points. one ace and four kills. Meghan Caldwell added eight points. three ace~, four kills. and, one block. Hailee Swain had five points, one ace. and four kills. and Tori Duncan had five points and two aces. Ellie Bostic. Breanna West. and Alisa Johnson each added four points for the Lady Rebels. Bostic also had eight kills. two aces, and one block. West had four aces and four kills. and Johnson had one ace. The Junior Varsity Lady Rebels won by scores of 2512 and 25-15 against Symmes Valley. Tiffany Delaney led the JV with 15 points. five aces and four k1lls. South Gallia travel:. to Coal Grove tonight, and hosts Ironton St. Joe Wednesday night in the last regular season game for the Lady Rebels. Both contests begin at 5:30 p.m. dbcussiuns .with the league. and said that following his o~n rescar.ch that he's ..comtor~a?lc With where we are on 11. "I like James D;n·is a lot:· ~angini sa1d. "T~e last thmg we want to do IS ever put him in a po~!t!on or anybody in a pos1t1on where they could get hurt. I've. talked t<? a. lot of peopi~ mvolved ~~ tt and "V.e're gmng to contmue to work . .. .h Wit t11e 1eague on 11. Mangini did not den~· the J report, but repeated sc\eral times that he has been in touch \Vith the league. He said the posf..practicc period 1s open to nil players to get in extra ,.,·ork. but that it's normally attended by rookies and younger players. He said the workouts are done in a controlled environment. supervised by coaches. Mangini said he occasio%1lly watches. ' Mangini noted that Patriots quartcrb.ack. Brady took part Ill similar sessions during his first season with Nev.· England. Manoini said he would never ~ondone a situation like the one being reported. '"We'd never do that,'' he said. "If something like that did happen. it shouldn't happ~n Ever.. A sixt~-;o~nJ ·draf'l pick from Clemson. Davis was . . t .. · 1mpress1ve 111 J,untn1! . d th' exh'bitio~ 1. h c,tmp an t: h. season. He was urt 111 t e · . season opener agamo;t Minnesota and was placed on mjured reserve on Oct. 3. The ESPN report said the NFL Players Association mav file a grievance. although Davis ~11ay hesitate for fear of losing his job. His base salary 1!-. $310.000 this season . Bro\ovns linebacker D'Qwell Jackson did not see the incident. and it :-.n.unde? :-.1bl~ . He smd pl~t).Cl.s l:dn be fu~cd b} Manguu lor not weanng the proper pads at practice. ''That soun~ls cra:'·Y to me that someth1ng l!ke. tha.~ would ?e repo1ted,, Jachon !-.aJ~. "But I wasn t there. I don t kn~nv ex what happened. rhat ~·t make any, sense t.o. r~at wot~ldt~. t be f,ur to hun (Davis). R . g ba ·k 1 u.nmn l: am~ 1 Lew1s, who knows Davis ll 'd 1 · ·f·, we , avot ec any spe~1 '.c questions about the mcldent. "Actually. I don't really know none of that," said Lew1s, who attended the same Atlanta h1gh school as Davis. ··1 j~tst know th~t he h~d hurt IllS shou.lder Ill the ftrst game Th:~t s all I really k!1~w abo~t.' M~ng1.m confmned that Davts will need. ~urgery but '~'ould not say 1f an operat1on has been scheduled. Gallia r-;::;:;:::::;~;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~~=c=::iiiiiirc-------~ Academy's Morgan Daniels, Haley Rosier, Caroline Baxter, Hannah Cunningham and Amy Noe, from left, all jump for joy after winning the 2009 SEOAL volleyball title on Saturday against Marietta. Bryan Walters/ photo Noe led the dclense with 19 ball team won its 1irst game hosts followed by establishin!! a 23-16 cushion before digs, followed by Maddie this weekend and we won the ultimately" trading out points Swisher with 17 di~s and first league title at the new both Blake and Lcshe with school.'"' so Homecoming for the 25- I8 VJCtOI)'. Both teams combmed for eight digs. Cunningham had a ought to be pretty fun tonight. "It's definitely been a great nine ties. includmg a 22-all team-best 33 assbts, followed weekend at the new Gallia -;core late, before MHS won b) Snyder with I I assists. Chrissy Ervin paced the Academy." 111 Game 2 by a 23-25 mar~in. Gallia Academy. with the .Marietta and GAHS also 11ed Ladv Tigers with II '\ervice four times in Game 3. but the point~. followed by Ali win. becomes the fir:.t t\\oLady Tigers pulled away at Summers with nine and time champion in the SEOAL 10-all for the 16-25 decision Jordan Futrell with ei!!ht. Day of Champions in vol~e~ - and the early 2-1 advan- Paige Lamb also added seven ball. Both of those\'. ins (2U\.W" points in the setback. tage. and 2009) came at home. Amy Noe led the GAHS On being the first champion Zane~ville won the 2008 service attack with 13 points. at the new high school. title at home against followed by Mollie Blake Shriver was protld of that Chillicothe last sl!ason, while with II points. Hannah accomplishment. But given Warren won thl! vcrv first Cunningham and Morgan the fan support at the match DOC ag<~inst Jackson at Leslie each contributed seven and the overall outcomes of Athens High School in 2006. points to the winning cause as <m entertaining weekend for Gallia Academv also won GAHS. this ~Homecomin!! its second straiiht SEOAL well. Kanessa Snyder and Taylor might be one of the more girls title in as n1<my chances Foster each had five pomts. memorable ones over the next after defeating Marietta last while Amanda McGhee few years. spring for the softball crown. ..This was our added three and Caroline Other SEOAL Day of Baxter one. Noe also had a Homecoming match. so it's Chnmpion-. scores included team-best three aces. more special to me: The girls Morgan Daniels led the net could have rushed through Wan·en over Jackson 26-24. attack with 15 kills and nine thi~ match so that thev coUld 19-25. 25 -~0. 2~-25 , 15-9 for blocks. while Noe and Haley get their hair and naiis done thu·d place, Chillicothe over Rosier had respective efforts before the dance. but thev Ironton 25-18, 25-1 Y. 25-16 of I 0 kills and nine kills. stayed focused ~md put in the for fifth place. and Logan .Mollie Blake added eight kills extm time to com~ <may as m·er Portsmouth 21-25, 25and four blocks. and Leslie league champions." Shti,·er 16. 25-19. 25-16 for seventh said, then grinned. "The foot- place. also had six kills. 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Call Lifelock now to protect your family free for 30·days! 1-877-481-4882 Promocode: FREEMONTH 200 lost& Found Lost· gray. tiger striped cat with blue collar, Re· ward,(740)992·3961 Notices NOTICE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. rec· ommends that you do bustness with people you know. and NOT to send money through the mail unto! you have investigat· ing the offenng. Lawn Edger, $10. Ironing Board, ss. 5 pc luggage set, $15, Plastic sheet· rng. $7, 2 counter stool. $15, small computer desk. $30, Roofing shin· gles, $10. Christmas tree. $7, GF Grill, $20. Can 44&4333. Package Deal, 4 br 2 bth. 2 story. 3/4 base· ment. fenced In yard;. central atr & neat newer ductwork & thermo cor· trol damper system faorty new 92% eHrciency lur nance: 1 sMall house. 2 br., 1 car garage, already tenaf'lt; 1 ·arge has 80x20 w/15' addon & at· tic. former boat & mower shop: 1 addttoonal lot. level & cleared off. all 4 are convienlly connected on a city block. take one take all Will not split up, Cleland Reality, 740·992·2259 Cass Cle· land or James Prcker>s at 225·81 0·9927 asking 5109,000 OBO WontTo Buy Pictures that have been placed in ads at the Gallipolis Daily Tribune must be picked within 30 days. Any pictures that are not picked up will be discarded. Paws & walnuts , Absolute Top Dollar · stl· ver/gold coins, any 10K/14KI18K gold jew· euy, dental gold, pre 1935 US currency. prootlmrnl sets, doa· monds. MTS Cotn Shop. 151 2nd Avenue, Gallo· polis. 446·2842 MASON CO. FAIR HAS STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE OCT· MAY FOR MORE INFO CALL 304·675·5463. Recreational Vehicles .............................. 1000 ATV ............................................................. 1005 Blcycles......................................................1010 Boats/Accessorles .................................... 1015 Camper/RVs & Trailers ............................. 1020 Motorcycles ............................................... 1025 Other ..........................................................1030 Want to buy ...............................................1035 Automotive ................................................ 2000 Auto RentaVLease .....................................2005 Autos .......................................................... 2010 Classic/Antiques ....................................... 2015 Commercial/Industrial .............................. 2020 Parts & Accessories ..................................2025 Sports Utility.............................................. 2030 Trucks .........................................................2035 Utility Trailers ............................................ 2040 Vans ............................................................2045 Want to buy ...............................................2050 Real Estate Sales ...................................... 3000 Cemetery Plots .......................................... 3005 Commerclal ................................................301 0 Condominiums .......................................... 3015 For Sale by Owner.....................................3020 Houses for Sale ......................................... 3025 Land (Acreage) .......................................... 3030 Lots ............................................................3035 Want to buy................................................3040 Real Estate Rentals ................................... 3500 Apartments/Townhouses ......................... 3505 Commercla1 ................................................3510 Condominiums .......................................... 3515 Houses for Rent ........................................ 3520 Land (Acreage) .......................................... 3525 Storage....................................................... 3535 Want to Rent .............................................. 3540 Manufactured Housing ............................ 4000 Lots .............................................................4005 Movers........................................................4010 Rentals .......................................................4015 Sales...........................................................4020 Supplies ...- ................................- .............. 4025 Want to Buy ............................................... 4030 Resort Property ......................................... 5000 Resort Property for sale ........................... 5025 Resort Property for rent ........................... 5050 Employment............................................... 6000 Accounting/Financlal ................................ 6002 Admlnistrative/Professfonal ..................... 6004 Cashier/Clerk ............................................. 6006 Child/Elderly Care ..................................... 6008 Clerical ....................................................... 6010 Construction ..............................................6012 Drivers & Dellvery ..................................... 6014 Education ................................................... 6016 Electrical Plumbing ...................................6018 Employment Agencies ..............................6020 Entertainment ............................................ 6022 Food Servlces............................................6024 Government & Federal Jobs .................... 6026 Help anted· General .................................. 6028 law Enforcement ...................................... 6030 Maintenance/Domestic ............................. 6032 Management/Supervisory ........................ 6034 Mechanlcs ..................................................6036 Medical ....................................................... 6038 Muslcal ....................................................... 6040 Part-Time-Temporarles ............................. 6042 Restaurants ............................................... 6044 Sales ...........................................................6048 Technical Trades ....................................... 6050 Textiles/Factory ......................................... 6052 \, Houses For Sale Buying Paw black 740·698·6060 Gun Show Chillicothe. Oct. 17 9·5, & Oct 18. 9·3. St PI 35 or 23 to St At 104. Ross Co Fall· grounds. Adm 54, 6' TBLS $35. 740·667·0412. CLASSIFIED INDEX Legals ........................................................... 100 Announcements .......................................... 200 Birthday/Anniversary ..................................205 Happy Ads .................................................... 21 0 Lost & Found ............................................... 215 Memoryffhank You ..................................... 220 Notices ......................................................... 225 Personals ..................................................... 230 Wanted ........................................................ 235 Services ....................................................... 300 Appliance Service ....................................... 302 Automotive .................................................. 304 Building Materials ....................................... 306 Business ...................................................... 308 Caterlng.... ,...................................................310 Child/Elderly Care ....................................... 312 Computers ................................................... 314 Contractors .................................................. 316 Domestics/Janitorial ................................... 318 Electrical ...................................................... 320 Financial ....................................................... 322 Health ........................................................... 326 Heating & Coollng ....................................... 328 Home Improvements 330 lnsurance ..................................................... 332 Lawn Service ............................................... 334 Muslc/Dance/Drama .................................... 336 Other Services .............................................338 Plumbing/Eiectrlcal .....................................340 Professional Services .................................342 Repairs .........................................................344 Roofing .........................................................346 Security ........................................................ 348 Tax/Accounting ........................................... 350 TraveVEntertainment ..................................352 Financla1 .......................................................400 Financial Services ....................................... 405 Insurance ..................:................................. 410 Money to Lend .............................................415 Educatlon .....................................................500 Business & Trade School ........................... 505 Instruction & Training ................................. 510 Lessons ........................................................515 Personal .......................................................520 Animals ........................................................ 600 Animal Supplies .......................................... 605 Horses .......................................................... 610 Llvestock ......................................................615 Pets ...............................................................620 Want to buy ..................................................625 Agriculture ................................................... 700 Farm Equipment..........................................705 Garden & Produce.......................................710 Hay, Feed, Seed, Grain ............................... 715 unting & Land ........................................... 720 nt to buy ..................: ...............................725 MArt>h;onrtl "" .............. ,_............................... 900 Antiques .......................................................905 Appllance .....................................................910 Auctions .......................................................915 Bargain Basement. ......................................920 Collectibles ......................: ...........................925 Computers ................................................... 930 Equipment1Supplies....................................935 Flea Markets ................................................ 940 Fuel Oil Coal/Wood/Gas ............................. 945 Furniture ........................ ,............................. 950 Hobby/Hunt & Sport ....................................955 Kid's Corner .................................................960 Miscellaneous ..............................................965 Want to buy..................................................970 Yard Sale ..................................................... 975 Miscellaneous Announcements Recreati_onal Vehtcles 1000 Campers/ RVs & Trailers www.comics.com Notices 400 Financial Stop worrying, get debl relief today from a com· pany you can fast. Need Money To lend cash fast. call toll free ~ ·800·360·6291. 24 hr NOTICE Borrow Smart. Contact lhe Ohio Dtvt· toll free. sion of Financial lnstitu· Vent Free 3·Piaque Gas lions Offtce of Consumer Heater.(Manual Control ) Affairs BEFORE you refi· $139.99 nance your home or ob· Vent Free 3·Piaque Gas taon a loan. BEWARE of (wfr·Stat) requests for any large Heater advance payments of $189.99. We also have other fees or insurance Call Natural and LP Gas the Office of Consumer toll free at Heaters, Kerosene and Affiars 1·866·278·0003 to learn Electric Heaters in stock. 5 gal. Gas CaM S9.99, 5 if the mortgage broker or Cans lender os properly li· Gal. Kerosene censed. (This is a public $10.99. announcement Hardy Fall eulbs for service your Spring Flowers 2 from the Ohio Valley pks. $5.00 Publishing Company) PAINT PLUS HARD· WARE 500 Education 304·675·4084. Wonted Small home •eparr, re· modeling. painting decks, fonish work. and wtnter brush cutting. 20 yrs exp. certifoed (740)446·3682. 300 Services Pets RABBITS FOR SALE San JUan , Mim Rex , Netherland Dwarfs $5.00 each call 304·937·3192 ask for Bill. ·s-qu-ir-re_l_d-og--"-1.-0!"n-e Jack Russell Six months old. All shots 740·388·8965. For sale, 2005 Puma Camper. 25' 1·Shde but. $9500/make offer. 74().256·9042. -------RV Service at Carmochael Traolers • 5. 2 740 44 38 5 .....-~~----RV Servoce at Carmochael Trailers '-74_0;..·4_4..;,6..;,·38..;,2.;.;5;...._ __ 2000 700 Automotive Agriculture Autos Farm Equipment EBY, INTEGRITY, KIEFER BUILT, VALLEY HORSE/LIVE· STOCK TRAILERS. LOAD MAX EQUIP· MENT TRAILERS. CARGO EXPRESS & HOMESTEADER CARGO/CONCESSION TRAILERS. B+W GOOSENECK FLATBED $3999. VIEW OUR EN· TlRE TRAILER INVEN· TORY AT WWWCARMICHAEL· TRAILERS.COM 74().446·3825 Basement Waterproofing Unconditional hfetome guarantee. Local refer· ences turnoshed. Estab· lished 1975. Call24 Hrs. 740·446·0870. Rogers Basement Waterproofing. :TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY SSI No Fee Unless We Win! 1·888·582·3345 Apartments/ Town houses and 2 bedroom apts.• furr>tshed and unfurmshed and houses In Pomeroy and Middleport, secur•ty deposot required, '10 pets. 740·992·2218 1 br. turn. apt. tn Pt. Pleasant. furn ,very clean & ntce, off street park ng no pets call 304·675-1386. 5600. 2000 Pontiac $1600. 2005 2br. 1 112 ba $630.00 a mon. all ulil inclt..ded 1n Suntire rent304·674·6988. L0-Cavalier _C_O_N_V-EN_I_E_tiJ_TL_Y_ _ _ .;;.ca.;.;t..;io..;n..;&..;'n..;f.;.or..;m..;a;.;.tio..;n.;.._ _ Gallipolis Career College (Careers Close To Home) Call Today• 740·446·4367 1·800·214·0452 Uvestock 3 baby male goats. SSO OB0(740)992·5258 SnHL Sales & Service Now Available at Carmt· pigmy chael Equipmenl each ,;,7..;.;40:;.·.;.44.;.;6;.;·2:;.4;.;.1;;.2- - - - Mastoff pups AKC, vet checked, s'1ots up to date, fawn, apricot. M!F, $700; Boxer pups AKC, all srots done, black w!Whote markings, $35Cl, 740·696·1085 SEPnC PUMPING-------AKC mintature Scrr>auGallia Go OH and zers. PartJ & Chocolates. on Masor Co. WV. Ron Parents premtses. Evans Jackson OH ' 74().441 1657 800·537·9528 eke mmlure pinscher 3mos old pupptes & adults. shots wormed tail $150 docked 740· 388·8788 Read your newspaper and learn something today! ~ 1996 Honda Accord. well maintained. high milage. run & looks good. driven dao!y. $2,350 OBO 740.247·2229 or gall poloscareercoll~ge eo~ Have you priced a John 304·482.0216 Accredoted Member Acered~· Deere lately? You'll be org Council •or lrdependent surprised' ChecK out our Sports Utility Colleges and Schools 12748 used tnvantory at www.CAREO.com Car· 2001 Dodge Durango 600 Animals • michael Loaded, $5.500. Equipment SLT. 740·446·2412 614·553-7066. Business & Trade School AKC regostered Collie pup, 11 weeks old. $100, Call 740-416·6469 Professional Services ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;; CATED & AFFORD· ABLE' Townhouse apart· rnents. and'or small houses for rent. cau 740.441-1 11 , for appll· Superior Home Care. Plumbong. Carpentry. 20 3 Free Kittens, 1 female; yrs. exp. Big or small. 2 males 740·446-7438 Ca11740·339·3442. Pet Cremations. 740-446·3745 Real Estate Rentals 3500 54700. 2005 Chevy Co· ball 55700· 2004 Chrysler Sebring $4000, 2007 Cobalt $7000. Please call740·256·6169 Peb Other Services Heal estate 41 1 acres Kemper Hollow All utili ies accesstble. Good road frontage at 92 Duly Rd. 3 rn1 from Hofze Hospital. Call 74().441-1014 1977 Ford Pinto. Body Excellent. No motor or 2BR AP~.Ciose to Hoi· transmisston. Great pro- zer Hospttal on SR 160 teet car. Call 441·0109 CtA. (740)441·0194 ;;=;:;;i;;===;i;;;;;;;=;; Home Improvements Land {Acreage} For sale Black Lab pups 4 male 3 female 6 wks $75.00 each old 304·675·8056 900 Merchandise Miscellaneous Jet Aeration Motors repaired, new & rebuilt In stock. Call Ron Evans 1·800-537-9528 Twon Rivers Tower is ac· cepting applications for Trucks waoting list for HUD sub· sidized, 1·BR apartment 2003 Dodge 3500 one for thE! elderly/dosabled, ton duelly. deisel, auto, call 675·6679 4x4, all power goose· neck hitch. electric brake controller good body & machamcal condtlion. 3 roon and bath dOWT1· 115,000 mtles. S15.300 staors first months rent & OBO. 740·247·2229 or deposit. references re· qutred. No Pets and 304·482.0216 clean 740-441·0245 Real Eslate 3000 MOVE IN READY Com· Sales pletely furnoshed 2BR, aU ® Stnger sewing machine Houses For Sole in fable cabtnet. $75, 2 bed 1 barr $300/mo. 740.992·5115 - - - - - - - - 446·3570 '"" s;~le '"'~· chaor end t~· olcs & o.Jinncll<' ,t, s•oo 00 Bcd.l BtUll llt;D fnr oil, hll ch"k SJtlO.l"J hlmlts!Onl} 199 1amon .tY•r -======--• 1 .l04_6_7~_-&..;(l.l_t_ ·---FREE 8·10 ft. tall Jeru· salem Arlichoke plants, come & dog up 304·882·2436 Ladoes Shorts & Coats dress and casual clothes, like new. $2 ea pc. Sizes S. 6,8,10,12. Call 446-4333. Mollohan Carpet Fall sale. Blue plush car· pet in stock $16.95/yd tnstalled. Vtnyl starting at 55.95/yd. 740-446·7444. Free Rent Special !!! 2&3BR apts $395 and up, Central Alf, W1D hookup. ter>ant pays etectric. Call between the l)ours of 8A·8P. EHO Ellm View Apts. (304)882·3017 uW1 1 f"' at fi for lhf appliances. TV,stereo sys, ·tnens & complete kitchen war€' $700/mo + elec $500/dep 446·9585 ' & 2 Br. furntsred apt., start $450 & uP plus dep No pets. Raclne,Oh 740·591·5174 Middleport, 1 & 2 bed· room unlurn shed & fur· rished :partmert de· Madrson Ave. Pt. Pleas· poSit & references. llO 1 ant, rame house on 2 loll., excellent localior lor pets. 740·992·0165 2 •uture rentals. 0,000 Apartment avaolable now 740-645·0938 Rtvc•bend Apts Now Haven VvV Now accept· For Sale: 2 Story, 3 BR. lng apphcatoons for 2 Bath. New Remodel. HUD-subsld1zea one 543 3rd Ave. www.codar· BedrOOIT' Apts. littlttles valleyestates.net Included. Based on 30% - - - - - - - - of ad1usted tncome Call 4 bed 2.5 bath S600;mo available possoote owner finer>ce 304 882·3121. lor Sen1or and Dtsabied 446·3384 ) ) ~{l!l-f>]U-1946 t"X T ~6 I s• �Page 84 • The D_aily Sentinel Help Wanted Apartments/ Help Wanted H o uses For Rent 2 BA House, $395 por Apt $525, Dep req. Very mo. $400 dep. no pets, + Call clean. 2 mi. from Hospr· utilities. tal & new t>lgh school. (740)256-6661 441·1124 or 339-0865 2br house 2327 Jefler· Beautiful Apts. at Jack· son Pt Pleasant HUD apson Estates. 52 Wesl· proved 304·593·6320 wood Dr, from $365 to S560. 74().446-2568. The Racrne Umteo Motll Equal Housrng Opportu· odrst Church Is currently lllty. This mstitut1on rs an takrng applrcatrons lor Equal Opportunity Pro· tho rental of tho oarsoll v!der and Employer age call 740·949·1329 1nstcuctors Farll'house, Garage Patl·ti:11e 165 ACfOS Lease naeded dunng the day mathemattcs eco 'or deer I>J.rters, ..oms r Wayne Nat1 Forest Near n~ J:S and account :lfl t.tatheM • cs and ecc. Waterloo 740.643-2644 n::lr".1: 1r ~tn.ctors mus1 ..easo part or all 102 have a master's degree Acres on Wh ta Oak Ad rr tt>e dtSc p ne II nter· Great lor farm ng & live- r ,ted please ema a rc· sJme and c;over '- _ to stock (4071247-8329. fdanrckJ@gal pol sea· Manufactured ~rcollege.edu 4000 Housing Help W onted · G enera l or 740·949·2457 tor ap-pltcahon Quality Control s~sftlr evaluate retail stores, 3br. 2 ba all alec. !>17 trarning provtded please Burdelte St. PI Pleas· call877·712·0008. ant ref. & dep. req. Quality Control, oari1 up 304·675·b402no pc.ts' to $'5 an hour. evaluate retarl stores. tralnrng pro· 2 BR Mobile Home, No v.cled call pets. Water. sewer tash 1·800·901<2694 mcluded. At Johnson's Mob 1e Horre Pc:1<. Accepting Applications No expenence requr:e<l 740.645-0506 No Credrt Card Sales No Collec! ons• 2 BR, 1 Bath Mobite You wnl recruH 1/tlun· Ho:ne lor rent. All Elect tears lor non-p oltt 01'• (AE'P). No pets $450 per gar zatiOns PIOilth (Water & Gar· TiMe f>osrtions• bage Inc 740-446-4234 Prolessmnal Work Ef'v.· or 740·208·7801 ron;nent1 iBtl. Idea! to 1 or 2 pro MediCal, Dental EAP. 401K! p e. S3001month ReWeekly Pay + Bonus :'1· lernces No Pets. NO 7pM centNes! CALLS alter Call TODAY! 740.441-()181 Interview TOMOR· 3BR 2bath 14x70 $475 ROWII. rent $475 deposrt. BulavWork NEXT WEEK Ill ollo Pike 740·367·7762 1-888-IMC·PAYU, Ext. 1921 DOUBLE WIDE HOME Apply online: FOR RENT; 3 BR. 2 http://)obs.infoclslon.c Balh; L&rge deck, Xtra om Ntce.· No Pets. Gallia·Mergs COMMUnrty S600/'Tionth, 1622 is seektng a Chatham Ave. Avarlable Action Nov. 1 (740)446-4234 or part·trme 18 month Pro· gram Assrs1anl Pos.tton (740)208·7861. wdl requrre a depend· -------Mobtle hoMe for rent able acc~.orate. det~ led Hud accept call before O'le'lted persol"l w1th ex· pe~ence rn Mrcrosolt Ex· 9p;n 304·675-3423. eel. Hrgh 50'100 d ~IOma cr GED w :... two years Soles cffrce expenence re· •"•60 Cl3)1on 2tor i oo Qurred. DaviS-Bacon Act ndcr ptnntnJ: & pord1es + WH347 expen.:xe a -1pphances mull be 1>> :d j:l~><;. Appl catrons W1lll 1 SJ(()()() i04-K9·H 48 res.~:nes W1 be accepted 'ltil 3:30 'l.r"' on Octoter 19 2009 at the Cheshrre offrcc GMCAA rs ar EquB" OpportJn ty ~t\0 Cbarles1oo R P. Plea EMployer ") npp IQ4.~8l ~~ Help the NRA Protect Your Gun Rights! t 987 Clayton. 3BR, 2BA, S8.80/hr FT ui..St remodeled. $10,000. Moved and set Recrurt 'lew members to ,01n NRA Jp. 740·367 7762. Call current NRA MeM· Country ltvrng· 3·5BR, bers •aistng 110ney end 2·3 BA on property. renewtng memberships Many 11oor plans! Easy Take advantage of our F-mancrngl We own the company s comprehen· bank Call today• s1ve benefrts package 866·2 1 5 5774 per'ormance bon:.~ses. professional worktng c:1· 1987, 14x70 3 br atl wonrnem, advancerrert electnc, A.baf'y area opportumlles and much must move $5400 mors1 740-698·1815. 1-888-IMC~PAYU ext. 740-416-1103 2311 http://jobs.lnloctslon.c AAA BRAND-NEW! om DOWNTOWN 4TH ST. PT. PLEASANT 1 br apt.wl kitchen, no smoking, no dogs 304·675-3788 dep. req. 3BA • bath tlome n LeGrande Blvd $650 rant $650 dep. renter pays EFFICIENCY APT FOR ~.rtthtres. NO PETS. Call RENT· 446·3644 lor applicator. No starrs-No Pets, 1624 $475.Jmonth rn Chalham Ave. (Rear) 3br. (740)446-4234 or Syracuse. Dcpos•t HUD approved. No Pots (740)208·7861 304·675·5332 weekends For Rem. 2 BR. Duplex 740.591.0265 111 town, $475/MO. Dep+ref. No pets. Quiet place. 446-1271 Help Wanted Help Wanted lJ-Ieartland Publications Copy Editor/Page Designer We are lookrng for someone skilled and experienced m both page design and copy ed1tmg. This person w111 need to design front pages. paginat e inside pages, and write great headlines. Experience With layout, knowl edg e of Quark an d PhotoShop is a must. Full tim e position with benefits. Flexibility with work schedule is a must. Send a cover letter and resume to· ~.!IIJpoh« DaiiP i!:ni.JUnr 825 Third Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 • Attn.: Pam Caldwell or email pcaldwell@heartlandpublications.com Help Wanted Help Wanted OUTSIDE SALES REPRESENTATIVE Gracious Living 1 and 2 Bedroom Apts at Vii age Manor and Rrverslde Apts. in Middleport, from $327 to S592 740-992·5064. Equal Hous ng Opportunity. For rent 1 BR Furn1shed House Call !or more dotails. 446-1759 H torn. house ~ Pt P•c 1 ' •.x:-m l4 br :2 fu b:nb IS n''· lg Island \r.aw Motel has 00.~ yard fmn k b3<k $35.00;Ntght. por.h vacancies Stmc:& refnd m 740·446-0406 clutlcd • fll.' heal, no pets Modem 1BR apt. Call ssso.oo ~ nrl'n ~sso.oo dcp ref r~.~ Jo.l 67~ 23 9 740·446·0390 N1ce 1 BR ap~. by Wal· mart. $550/mo. Util. incl. Ref. req. 740·245·5555 or441·5105 Very Nk:e 3BR & 2 Bath, LA, & Dtntng Room, Family Room No pets. 2 mi from Holzer. Dep ... S650.00 mo. Nice 1 BR wash·dry. Ref. Stove & Fridge. All Utili· 446·3292. ties. Call 740·446·9585. ~-----~­ $600imo.-s500 dep. \\unung •c •<nl tu ~ con <lrucuon v.ork~. can be Tara Townhouse read• 10 2 v.i<~. fJII 1. tch Apartments • 2BR, 1 5 ,W&Dl ltrcpl"'e iJoJds bath, back patio, pool, .p 10 ; l,ed~. hun !IR q;hl•. c.r S•. c .00 playground, (trash, sew· wccl.'y age, water pd.)No pots v.l. ~.1ch. must be dc311 & allowed. S450lrent, nt 1 lO mo~ fro: Gavon S4501sec. dep. Call Phrhp '\porn or Mo ntunecr Pl:mt' l()4 67~ t(,(l1 740-645-3599 ,..,c, Houses For Rent The Gallipolis Daily Trihune is accepting resumes for an outside sales representative to join our sales team and manage an established account list while calling on new accounts. This is a full time position offering salary plus commission. full benefits, mileage, and potential career gro" th. The successful candidate \\ ill be a disciplined, self-moth·ated team pin) er that understands the importance of dc\'eloping strong, mutually beneficial bu~iness relationships \\ith our accounts, and ha\ e sales experience. For confidential inten·ie\\, please send resume and CO\er letter to IBalhpohs Dmlv''([;rabunr, Attn: Pam Cald\\ell P.O. Uox 469 Gallipolis. 011 45631 a Wrsemt:'l Real Estato-4 rentals ava,lable-call St99 mo' 4 bed 2 ooth 446 3644 lor IT'ore Info Ban!.: Repo' t5'it dov.n, i~ tn·I()Wt} vanous All )ears. ~'lt APR) for ~un '' priCes-references & sec 800-620-4946 ex R027 deposits requrred. 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"' ..f ~ ;; ~ ..,"' ~ ~ R" • ,..:::=::.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -~- 3 6 4-Positroe; 3-J\n?J-axc; 2-Stl-SO; 1-Dtjfimlt I I 2 1 9 5 3 ** 10'r 3 l(t.l(t. jJ.\~'] .\lJO-'IJJlQ L g v 9 ~ G £ G g L 6 B ~ 9 6 v 9 t£ B- v • ~ £ L + g-· 6 g ·9- G v ~ g i ~ v Z ,L 8 B 9 6 v L ~ 9 l £ G 6 -+-1 8 9 6 £ B 9 ~ L g G -v G 9 g v 6 B ~ £ L i"' £ g g d HAPPY BIRTHDAY for 1uesday, Oct. 13, 2009: This year, your strong personality and drive win over mJ.ny new friends. Your networking skills allow Pre,\ter understanding. Just be sure to allow others to ha\'e the right space to express their talenLo;, needs and personality. Easil}; you could steal the show. Your cre.:~livily abound.'>. If you are single, you t-ould meet someone quite special or have a former "special someone" return to your liie. If you are attached, you could have a ...-urprise -be it a new addition or th<~t you suddenly enter an intense, torrid period of romance between you ..md your sweetie. LEO makes a loyal friend . 'I11e Star> Slurw tl1c Kind_ of Day You'll Hm!t': '5-Dyuamic 8 not 4;; .! ~..; 2 8 2 1 6 .. - 7 5 2 Swl'lof · · ... ~ .. 9 3 ~-lf.o, 'II! 5 6 12 8 Co21Xli8o > ; > ' • Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman . 6 ~ V·9 B G L 9 6 G L ' B. 8 + ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ +- - ARIES (tvtan·h 21-Apri119) *'***If you ha\·e felt re~istance from a friend or when m<~nifesling a long-term desire, you might note th<~t with the nt'Xt attempt everything will fall into place. You find that energy and ,,uthentidty become a hardy L'Ombination, cl~ to impos-sible to say no to. Tonight: Fire up all engines. Do what you want. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) * *'*'You often get caught between respon<>ibilities and demands. You need a fum, recure ba'ie to work from. Don't sell your..elf short when dealing 1\ith a lx>ss or when making an appearance. Tonight: Know th~t you are hard to say no to. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) **'***'Communication flourishes. especially \\ith those at a distance. You are encouraged to tune in to your depth and find what you ultimately want. Detach it you feel that you are in a maze. It always helps to pull back and take another look. Tonight: Hang out \lith friend.;;, · ' CANCER (June 21-Jul\· 22) *'**'Curb,a need to be po~sessive, und honor cer· lain key priorities. A partner you see as tight might not be if you take <~nother g,mder. This person is far more generous than you suspect. Listen and don't judge. fonight: Treat yourself on the way home. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ***'**Your energy atlractc; many people, How you deal with the many interactions that mme with that type of magnetism and personality amazes many of your hiendo;, Do be awc\re that someone could be pulling the wool over your eyes. II is nil-e to always think the best of people, but realism hilS c1 tde in life too. Tonight: Do only what you wanl VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) *'**'Know when you have hit the end of the road. You can only go lorvvard, e\·en if you might not be up ior the trek. It will prove worthy. Someone in your daily life i-; full of sugg~tions. Listen- one of them just might work Tonight: Just make it relaxing. LIBRA (SepL 23-0ct. 22) *'*'*'*' How vou deal with a long-term project could d1ange radically. A brainstorming session or a creative moment illuminates an option that was belieq~d to be impo!"'iible. I'inally. everything is falling into pla(-e. Tonignt: \\'here the action i<>. SCORPIO (Oct. 21-:-\o\'. 21 l ****You might want to try another pclth when others back off. You have the strength .md sturdines'i to make this quest ,md come out \ictoriou<>. Don't pretend thclt something is OK when it really isn'L Cut the gamepla}'ing. 'lbnight A mu~-t ,1ppearan~.-e. SAGliTARlUS (1'\o'~ 22-Dec. 2l} llluminate what has been dark or hidden m the reces,<;es of your ~;nind. If you detach or ~II back, you'll get strong. relevant respon<;e<;. 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