https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a99f0338ae2d43df5d32d5d407340946.pdf 6c8a2fb57170632efeec49aa9b6ed73e PDF Text Text ' . . Page B6 • The Datly Scntmcl We~nesday, ·www.mydailysentincl .com August 27, 2008 Demschoose Obama in historic· acclamation, As Inaugural fall gospel jubilee is Monday, B2 • at Printed on 100% Rtcycted Newsprint Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio :.o ( I·. N rs •\ ol. :,X . No. :1:. Tllt:RSI>:\Y , AllGUSTi!.8, :wo8 Malcolm ~Ins 121 6-1, 200, Senior Cll1s Wels (28) 6-3, 240, Senior Linebacker Three-year starter All-American twice Butkus Award winner 6-1, 237, Junior Tailback Two-year starter, Rrst-team All-Big Ten OSU's MVP with 1,609 yards rushing Cornerback Rrst-team All-American 4 interceptions D .... '"'" ·m)duil) -.·ntincl.cmn ·seeks SPORTS James Laurinaitis 133) . ~() · ~ High school football previews. See.Page BI BY BRIAN J. REED IO correct dangerous condi- tions on their properties. located at 232 and 234 1/2 POMEROY The Second St.. and 32540 Dark Meigs County Health Hollow Rd., respectively. Department has . filed civil According to Little's actions against the owners complaint against Andrews, of two properties in sewa~e and water arc leakPomeroy deemed unsafe ing from a second-story due to . sewage leaks and apartment into a first-floor other conditions. unit . the plumbing there Keith Little, director of leaks. and the ceilings have environmental health for the co llapsed. department, signed com"Plaintiff sent notices of plaints for relief in Meigs these iss~es to (Andrews) County Common Pleas by regular mail and attemptCourt against Rayman~ ed notification by certified Andrews, Middleport, and mail, which was unsuccess.Ed Baer, Pomeroy. The com- ful." the ·complaint reads. plaints allege that the two "Sewage being improperly property owners have failed discharged and running into BREED@ MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM living areas, plumbing leaks and collapsed ceilings are a public nuisance." The health department i»ued orders on July' 2 declaring the site a public nuisance and untit for human habitation and ordered the site to be vacated, but no corrective action has been taken, according to Little's com· plaint against Andrews. The complaint against Baer alleges that the Ohio Department of Natural .Resources made a complaint about sewage being dis-· charged from a pipe onto the ground and towards a stream on Dark Hollow Road. The complaint stales that Baer was notified of the violation on April 3, and agreed to install a holding tank connected to the · municipal sewage line by Aug. I. . "Defendant' never took any action, and the (health department) issued orders on July 2 declaring the site a public nuisance and unfit for human habitation and· ordered the site to be vacated." the complaint states. "No corrective action has been or was ever taken ." The Health Department askes for preliminary and permanent injunctions against the defendants and for orders to correct the con· ditions, pay a $300 tax for maintammg a nuisance: as provided by law, and authorize the health department to correct the conditions at the defendants' expense. While the cases are not related, Andrews is also the owner of a building on Coal Street in Middleport, condemned after it was damaged by a fire in July. Baer is the owner of an adjacent property; the former site of an apartment building destroyed ip that fire. Debris has been removed from the Baer property, but the Andrews property is st ill considered unsafe by the village building inspector and village council. Christian First week of classes for Rio Meigs Center Ministries to distribute ROCKSPRINGS - The first week of classes· for the fall semester at the new food here Bernard Fultz Center for BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYOAILYSENTINELCOM 0BTIUARIES V. ·Page AS • Christine Fruth, 97 BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH @MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Two tractor-trailer loads of food -. about 80,000 pounds- will be coming into Meigs County Thursday, Sept. 4. Mark Fout, spokesperson for the Jesus in the Hills and . the Church of the King Ministries of Jackson, Ohio, sponsors of lhe food delivery, said that the program is an outreach effort of Christian people to feed people who are struggling to put food on the table. "They may not have a job or enough income, they may be laid off or they may not be able to stretch w~at they make," said Foul in describing who qualifies to come to ·the food give-away. . The trucks loaded with fresh produce and non-peris~able foods will be parked on the ·lot at Alligator Jack's, Laurel Clift. Road, just outside of Pomeroy. It will be there from 9:30a.m. to II a.m. Foul said the food to be distributed was either donated or purchased with money from fund raisers. and ·that he thought some had come through Second Harvest which is an established agency in Ohio with the charge to provide food to disadvantaged families. . "We're particularly reaching out to children and will have foods like Poptarts and INSIDE ·, Group to have silent ilUQtion. See Page A6 Brlln Roblslde (801 6 -4, 240, SeRior Quarterback Two-year starter Rrst·team AIIBigTen 25 touchdown pas:ses , 6-3, 200, Senior • FAC September . exhib~ features 'Best of ::2008' designer crafters. ;See Page 82 • Tribute to the River set this-weekend. See Page 82 Wide receiver Three-year starter Led team with 55 catches 11 touchdown catches WEATIIER ;;.·, . Above: Students in the Meigs Rio Center's reading and learning class get plugged into the Internet in the center's computer lab. · Left: Before this class in busin!!SS administration ·begins, students .take a few minutes to chat at the Meigs Rio Center which began its fall semester this week . Both Sergent/photos Please see Classes, A5 Please see Ministries, AS 2008. FOOTBALL "'bungtdDwn State Olllo . " Sept.13 at USC Sepl.20 . Troy Untwillty Sept. 27 Mlnnaaotll• Aug. 30 Sept. 6 Get. 4 . ··~-· Oct. 11 .. Get. 2.1 Oct 26 " Purdue • · ·~--· '-nn State • 8 at Not II: utita'n * Nov. 16 at llllnoll •. . . 22 Noon - r:toon · Alumni Band Day Hall of Fame Day · Update on new traftic ·pattern in Mason; W.Va. . &p.m. Noon TBA. I p.m. T,BA TBA 8p.m. TBA congestion on the West Virginia side, with tmffic on W.Va. 62 backed up to West MASON, W.Va. -The Columbia at one point Ohio Department · of according to motorists callTransportation hopes to ing in to local dispatchers in have traffic near · the new West Virginia on Monday Pomeroy Mason Bridge afiemoon. moved into a new traffic Betzing said: "One major pattern "within the next problem we had on Monday week," weather permitting, was the traftic switch hapaccording to Cary Betzing, pening on ' the Ohio side project engineer with while the work was goi ng ODOT. on in West Virginia. Betzing said once the NobQdy on site anticipated current paving work is the amount of traffic that done, traffic will be moved would be out at that time onto the new Wai-Mart and it caused some probDrive and to the east side of lems". Also, many people W.Va. 62 so work can fin- traveling to Middleport ish on the west side and on · (f~om Pomeroy) got caught existing W.Va. 62. When going up to the bridge the date gets "pinpointed" (using the old traffic patfor the move onto the new tern) and at that point had to pavement Betzing said he · cross to West Virginia and will notify The Daily turned around, adding to the Sentinel and Point Pleasant trafftc coming back on the Register for an announce· bridge from West Virginia." ment to its readers. Betzing added he has This week motorists were mel with some major traffic . Please see Traffic. ,U Higher Education/Rio Grande Meigs Center has seen an increase in enrollment and a variety of students (both traditional and nontraditional) taking advantage of the new facility. . Brent Patterson, director of the center. said so far enrollment is at 80 students which is actually an increase of 20 compared to the spring semester at the previous location of the Meigs Rio Center in Middleport. The numbers also indicate the center doubled its enrollment from the time open enrollmeni began this summer to the· time the doors opened on Monday. Patterson ,said this week, as in the time leading up to its first day of classes, the community has definitely responded to the center.. "I've really seen the true . spirit of the community colle~e this week," Patterson satd, explaining that in one of the center's psychology classes, the youngest student was 16 while the oldest was 72. "With everybody in-between." Students attend · classes Monday-Friday at the facility during both the day and evening. In fact, during the 'daytime, classes are given · from 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. with a class beginning practically every , hour. Nontraditional students who work during the day are also R&J Tires opens BY BETH SERGENT BSERCENT@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM Details on Page A6 Homecoming Jill T1111el, Heed coact! • Confwence Gat tiM MlcitiJ INDEX 2 SECnONS- 12 PAGES Annie's Mailbox Calendars Classifieds <;:omics J<:ditorials Movies Don't Forget Your IUCk8J8 CrUICh lor the a•••, Obituaries Places to go Sports Weather 82 B Section A6 @ aoo8 Ohio Volley PubUshlOg Co. ' .. r: ...- .. "'-··· Beth Sargent/photo R&J Tires has opened at 1555 Nye Avenue in Pomeroy. Owned by Rob and Jac~ie Lawson, the business. offers a variety of tires both new and used, custom wheels, lift kits, minor auto repair and truck accessories. R&J Tires is open from B a.m. · 5 p.m., Monday: Friday alil,d can be reached by calling 992-2700 . �Page.A2- The D:1il) Sc•n lincl ~ _Th_e~D_a_il_y_Se_n_ti_ne_l---:-_ _ _B_Y __T_H_E.;.....·_B __E_N_D______;___ ThursiJay. Augu st 28 . 2008 """ .myda iIy>l'lll ind .com •. 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Drivers are required to follow rules of the road . concerning school buses, however, nQt all drivers do. Tips for Drivers! <. • '\ ..'• .. ... . I 1 , • •. .. •' 1 I I ·'' .... '· '. '• .. • 1· 1 .J ' •' ..'· < Upon meeting or overtaking any 1 bus stopped for the purpose of receiving or discharging school children or people with disabilities. all drivers must stop at least 10 ·feet from the front or rear of the bus and may not proceed until such bus · resumes motion or the dr.iver is signaled to proceed by the school bus driver. If driving on a four-lane roadway, the driver need not stop if on the other roadway. Source: Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles I, •• ..'•'· .' . . ·'· ·~ . • :JoHIO' Gavin Plant/Cheshire, Ohio \ • Sunday, Aug. 31 Thesday. Sept. 2 POMEROY - Laurel MIDDLEPORT - State Methodi; t Free meeting of Middleport Cliff Thursday, Aug. 28 Church family night, 6 p.m. POMEROY - Pomeroy Masonic Lodge #363. 7:30 Charley and Ellen Rife are p.m .. Middleport Masonic Vilfage Council, emergency singers. meeting , discuss Issue Two Temple . All members and guest POMEROY invited. paving project, 7 p.m., Mason s "Redeemed" a1 MI. Union Refreshments. Pomeroy Municipal Baptist Church. 39091 Wednesday, Sept. 3 Building. Carpenter Hill Rd ., 6:30 CHESTER · Chester Friday, Aug. 29 p.m. RACINE - State Garden Club. open house, , POINT ROCK - A Financial Planning 7:30 p.m .. at Chester singspiralion will take place Open Jo . Nazarene Church. Supervision Commission. at the Point Rock Church of 10:30 a.m., regular meeting, the public. the Nazarene on S.R. 6~9 . Friday, Sept. 5 Southern High School , Albany. 7 p.m. The Earthen SALEM CENTER media room. Vessels will be Jhe featured Pomona Meigs County Monday, Sept. 1 singers along with local talGrange. 7:30 p.m.. Star LETART FALLS enl. Lloyd C. Grimm. Jr.. LeJart Township Trustees. 5 G'range Hall. three miles · pastOr. invites the public. north of Salem Center on p.m. , at oftice building. .county Road I. Contest Thesday, Sept. 2 RUTLAND -. Rutland items will be judged. Saturday, Se'pt. 6 " Township Trustees, 5 p.m.. : SYRACUSE - Ladies of Sunday, Aug. 31 Rutland Fire Station. the Meigs County CHESHIRE - Fife ALFRED - Orange Party, 9:30a.m., Republican 12 noon , Kyger reunion, Township Trustees. 7:30 Syracu se Community Creek Clubhouse. p.m ., home of Fiscal Officer Center. New members welSYRACUSE - Clinton Osie Follrod. Regular sescome. Call 1191\1042 or and Ethel Johnson annual SIOn. 985-3537. . reunion noon to 4 p.m.althe Monday. Sept. 8 ' SALEM CENTER Carleton School in POMEROY . The Star Grange #778 and Star Syracuse. Meigs County Agricultural · Saturday; Sept. 6 Society will be held at 7:30 Junior Grange #878 meet at 6:30 p.m. for potluck supCHESTER - RACINE p.m . in the Coonhunters per, followed by meeting at The 41st Samuel Allen Building on the Rock 7:30. Plans for chicken barEblin reunion will be held at Springs Fairgrounds. The. · becue on Oct. 5 will be 4 p.m. al the Racine Star meeting was postponed a made. Mill Park in Racine. Meat week due to the Labor Day and table service will be holiday. II is open to the provided. Take covered public. drink> and items for dish, Thursday, Sept. 4 . auction. Saturday, Aug. 30 SYRACUSE - Syracuse POINT PLEASANT, Village Council, regular meeting·, 7 p.m., village hall. W.Va. - · Benefit sing for Fall Harvest Gospel Sing. 6 p.m., Church of Christ in Friday, Aug. 29 . Christian Union . Singers MIDDLEPORT - Free include Glorybound, community uinner. 4:30 to 6 Praise and Worship p.m. , Middleport Church of Singers, Hobson Singers Christ Family Life Center. Thursday, Aug. 2!1 and Family Large cheese ravioli. salad. and Brian .TUPPERS PLAINS -rolls. dessert. VFW Post 9053 regular Connection. meeting, 7 p.m., with meal at 6:30. To see more newsphotos HARRISONVILLE Harrisonville Senior from our photographers go to Citizens, II :30 a . m. ~ Presbyterian Church. Blood www.mydailysentinel.com pressure screemngs. You can order reprints and · Polluck lunch at noon. POMEROY - Alpha photo gifts of your favorite ODA Masters, regular meeting, II :30 a.m .. Wild Horse photos there too. Cafe. Public meetings Reunions Church events · Other events Clubs and organizations School bus transportation is safe. Buses are safer than cars! Review · these safety tips with your children before they head back to school: I, ,t Mathew, Kirsten Morore, Zane Guy. nathan Kirk, Don and Jean Carpenler, Don and Donna Sayre, Dan, Faith and Hannah Hayman, April. Erin and Mallory . Roach , Erica, Dylan, and Kamryn Smith, Eric Tamara and Paytyn Tucker, Mary Carney, and Bill and Shirley Moore. · Community Calendar Back to·School: Bus Safety • :'' 1 : Don, Donna, Ted and Sallie Hayman , Linda and Allison Jewell, Bill and Ginny Huffman , Virgil and D~lores Ours, Tom and Isabel Edwards, Sid. Carol Ryan, Robert Lindsey and Evan Hayman , Trina and Amber Lee, Chaisly Abbot!, Keith · Isaiah and Hunter Day. Rhonda Wolfe, Kindra , '' .-----------~--, ·f (fC' confused hearing your voice thai she will need 10 be extra on Sonny's phone. but she meticulous with her bathing chose lo make a fuss about and laundry. it because she gets auenlion Dear· Annie: Thi s is for that way. Sonny should '· B.A.," who claims thai our ha ve emphasized thai you ·media images of anorexic did nothing wrong. 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Gallipolis Daily Tribune 825 3rd Ave. Gallinolis, OH 45631 L -- -..---- ililllli------ .J'· ' =iii ' .. . ' . ~ ' ....' .. ~ ·r .,., ~ ,,., .. .... . . . ': . ~ ,,. .. ..••.. •• ''.. ·'•• ''·. ,,..•. ; ..I. .'-. • .' . . ..'· There "IS" Such A Thmg As ·I I A Free Lunch! I (IIWII ·, I li!." .\ \\'('1' 1, I : ... : $30.Gift Certificate I. I I· 1 To One Of These Great Restaurants I Drawing Each Week! · I Name: ·I I I L 228 W Main, Pomeroy 992-5432 ., ... -"' E.nter Here ForA Phone# Mail h.,.l'roo bun•h Gallipolis Daily Tribuile H25 Jrd Ave. Galli no lis~ OH 451dl · --------------- • Encourage children to wait for their bus in a safe place·. away from traffic and the street. • • Instruct children to not go near the bus until it comes to a complete stop and the driver signals you to enter. • When children are being dropped off, they should exit the bus and walk · ten giant steps away from the bus . Keep a safe distance between the child and the bus. • Children should use the handrail to enter and exit the bus at all times. • Children should stay away from the bus until the driver gives his/her signal that it's okay to approach and board the bus. • Children should protect themselves and watch out for the street traffic around them. Drivers are required to follow rules of the road . concerning school buses, however, nQt all drivers do. Tips for Drivers! <. • '\ ..'• .. ... . I 1 , • •. .. •' 1 I I ·'' .... '· '. '• .. • 1· 1 .J ' •' ..'· < Upon meeting or overtaking any 1 bus stopped for the purpose of receiving or discharging school children or people with disabilities. all drivers must stop at least 10 ·feet from the front or rear of the bus and may not proceed until such bus · resumes motion or the dr.iver is signaled to proceed by the school bus driver. If driving on a four-lane roadway, the driver need not stop if on the other roadway. Source: Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles I, •• ..'•'· .' . . ·'· ·~ . • :JoHIO' Gavin Plant/Cheshire, Ohio \ • Sunday, Aug. 31 Thesday. Sept. 2 POMEROY - Laurel MIDDLEPORT - State Methodi; t Free meeting of Middleport Cliff Thursday, Aug. 28 Church family night, 6 p.m. POMEROY - Pomeroy Masonic Lodge #363. 7:30 Charley and Ellen Rife are p.m .. Middleport Masonic Vilfage Council, emergency singers. meeting , discuss Issue Two Temple . All members and guest POMEROY invited. paving project, 7 p.m., Mason s "Redeemed" a1 MI. Union Refreshments. Pomeroy Municipal Baptist Church. 39091 Wednesday, Sept. 3 Building. Carpenter Hill Rd ., 6:30 CHESTER · Chester Friday, Aug. 29 p.m. RACINE - State Garden Club. open house, , POINT ROCK - A Financial Planning 7:30 p.m .. at Chester singspiralion will take place Open Jo . Nazarene Church. Supervision Commission. at the Point Rock Church of 10:30 a.m., regular meeting, the public. the Nazarene on S.R. 6~9 . Friday, Sept. 5 Southern High School , Albany. 7 p.m. The Earthen SALEM CENTER media room. Vessels will be Jhe featured Pomona Meigs County Monday, Sept. 1 singers along with local talGrange. 7:30 p.m.. Star LETART FALLS enl. Lloyd C. Grimm. Jr.. LeJart Township Trustees. 5 G'range Hall. three miles · pastOr. invites the public. north of Salem Center on p.m. , at oftice building. .county Road I. Contest Thesday, Sept. 2 RUTLAND -. Rutland items will be judged. Saturday, Se'pt. 6 " Township Trustees, 5 p.m.. : SYRACUSE - Ladies of Sunday, Aug. 31 Rutland Fire Station. the Meigs County CHESHIRE - Fife ALFRED - Orange Party, 9:30a.m., Republican 12 noon , Kyger reunion, Township Trustees. 7:30 Syracu se Community Creek Clubhouse. p.m ., home of Fiscal Officer Center. New members welSYRACUSE - Clinton Osie Follrod. Regular sescome. Call 1191\1042 or and Ethel Johnson annual SIOn. 985-3537. . reunion noon to 4 p.m.althe Monday. Sept. 8 ' SALEM CENTER Carleton School in POMEROY . The Star Grange #778 and Star Syracuse. Meigs County Agricultural · Saturday; Sept. 6 Society will be held at 7:30 Junior Grange #878 meet at 6:30 p.m. for potluck supCHESTER - RACINE p.m . in the Coonhunters per, followed by meeting at The 41st Samuel Allen Building on the Rock 7:30. Plans for chicken barEblin reunion will be held at Springs Fairgrounds. The. · becue on Oct. 5 will be 4 p.m. al the Racine Star meeting was postponed a made. Mill Park in Racine. Meat week due to the Labor Day and table service will be holiday. II is open to the provided. Take covered public. drink> and items for dish, Thursday, Sept. 4 . auction. Saturday, Aug. 30 SYRACUSE - Syracuse POINT PLEASANT, Village Council, regular meeting·, 7 p.m., village hall. W.Va. - · Benefit sing for Fall Harvest Gospel Sing. 6 p.m., Church of Christ in Friday, Aug. 29 . Christian Union . Singers MIDDLEPORT - Free include Glorybound, community uinner. 4:30 to 6 Praise and Worship p.m. , Middleport Church of Singers, Hobson Singers Christ Family Life Center. Thursday, Aug. 2!1 and Family Large cheese ravioli. salad. and Brian .TUPPERS PLAINS -rolls. dessert. VFW Post 9053 regular Connection. meeting, 7 p.m., with meal at 6:30. To see more newsphotos HARRISONVILLE Harrisonville Senior from our photographers go to Citizens, II :30 a . m. ~ Presbyterian Church. Blood www.mydailysentinel.com pressure screemngs. You can order reprints and · Polluck lunch at noon. POMEROY - Alpha photo gifts of your favorite ODA Masters, regular meeting, II :30 a.m .. Wild Horse photos there too. Cafe. Public meetings Reunions Church events · Other events Clubs and organizations School bus transportation is safe. Buses are safer than cars! Review · these safety tips with your children before they head back to school: I, ,t Mathew, Kirsten Morore, Zane Guy. nathan Kirk, Don and Jean Carpenler, Don and Donna Sayre, Dan, Faith and Hannah Hayman, April. Erin and Mallory . Roach , Erica, Dylan, and Kamryn Smith, Eric Tamara and Paytyn Tucker, Mary Carney, and Bill and Shirley Moore. · Community Calendar Back to·School: Bus Safety • :'' 1 : Don, Donna, Ted and Sallie Hayman , Linda and Allison Jewell, Bill and Ginny Huffman , Virgil and D~lores Ours, Tom and Isabel Edwards, Sid. Carol Ryan, Robert Lindsey and Evan Hayman , Trina and Amber Lee, Chaisly Abbot!, Keith · Isaiah and Hunter Day. Rhonda Wolfe, Kindra , '' .-----------~--, ·f (fC' confused hearing your voice thai she will need 10 be extra on Sonny's phone. but she meticulous with her bathing chose lo make a fuss about and laundry. it because she gets auenlion Dear· Annie: Thi s is for that way. 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The '• phone went to h1 s voice~ mail. which has my voice • asking the caller to leave a : message. The next day. she : called my husband crying ·• and accusing me of hanging ·· up on her and not answering the phone . .• How dare she accuse me · ~ of hanging up on her when • she clearl y know s how < voicemail works.'l.also was • angry thai my husband didn' t stand up for me. Instead he patiently explained something she already • understood. .~ I have nul slept well since ~ this happened. I can ' t slop : thinking about the constant . · ·di srespect I hi s woman inflicts on our family. No one ever stands up to her. so I decided il wa' important for her lo know She hwt my feelings with h~r accusation. In stead of apologizing, however. she asked why my husband had my phone. I expl;tined that it's his phone, but my voice is on the recorded message. She replied. "Well. your voice shouldn' t be on his phone ." I said it was none of her bu siness . How do I deal with this selfish, controlling woman who constantly demeans everyone around her? I think the only option is lo move out of Dodge . Ready To Leave Town • · Dear Ready: Moving certainly is an option, but it won '1 change the way the two of you get along. It's possible Mom really was r--------------, There "IS" Such A Thing As A_uP; . .gu_!g_2~. ;. .'~-oo_s Th_u_rsd.....:ay;..;..' ,. - ·~.. Summer is here, so learn how to reduce energy costs. AEP Ohio has energy-saving tips to help you keep your energy DJsts down. • Set your thennoslat to 78 degrees and use fans to circulate the air • Reploce air conditioning filters at least once amonth • Avoid running heat-producing appliances (ovens, dryers) during the hottest time of day • Close bllnds or curtains on swmy windows to keep the heat but AEP Ohio has more tips and an Average Monthly Payment plan to help you manage your bills. Be 'energy smart Do your part to save energy, and you~ save money. To learn more, go to: AE!Y.lilio.com, or write to: AEP Ohio Fulfillment · ~Business Parl!. Drive Cohunbus, OH 43204 ' ~OHIO' . . jijf Aunit ofAtrrel'an Eltctrlc , ; , . -.4D'Oiio.- �OPINION ·The Daily Sentinel PageA4 Thursday, August 28, 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentinel.com BY RACHEL BECK AP BUS IN ESS WRITER Ohio Valley Publishing Co. nation's banks. But that doesn't mean more aren 't struggling with the continuing pressures of tighter credit , tumbling home prices and rising foreclosures - which together are draining c apital levels. Before any more collapse. it's best to know how to best pr.otect yoursc l f. Part of the problem is that a bank could fa il with , little warning . That happened at Indy Mat. While it was expe· _riencing losses on eamings and its <:apital pmition was waning. it wasn 't even on the FDIC's unpublished '"watch I ist" when it was taken over by the FDIC. Ninety U.S. banks were on that list in the lirst quarter: banking ex·perts say hundreds more are potentially at risk. In tate June.· Sen. Charles Schumer. D-N.Y. raised concerns about lndyMac\ financial health . Company official s responded by saying they were working with regulators to shore up its ""s·afetv wtd soundness." That ~till didn ' t stop some depos·itors from pulling more than $1 billion worth of money out. By July 11 , thii1gs had turned so bad at the Pasadena. Cali f.-based bank that its assets were seized by federal regulators. By assets, it was the largest reg· ulated thrift to fail ever. Photos of depositors lined up tu get ·their money out of the faileu bank blanketed newspaper <:avers and · led e venin g newsca sts . The . chaos was quickly compared to Depression -era.bank run s. For l 0,000 of it s 275 ,()(MJ l:ustomers, ·the new s wa~ particularly b•d because they had more tha1i $100.000 in the· bank, adding up to uninsured deposits valued at $1 billion. They were told the y would receive just 50 cents on their dollar ·for their money ·and that they had to wait tor the resL Now getting their money back hinges on lhe govern· ment's ability to sell the bank's troubled asset s to another fimmcial institution. If it happens qui<:kly. they don't have a problem . That's how it is playing out with Bradenton. Fla .· based First Priority Bank. which was taken over by the FDIC on Friday and then sold to SunTrust Banks Inc. The FDIC s;(ld it e'xpected this week to pay the 840 First Priority accounts hold· ing $1 J million in uninsured deposits the remaining 50 percent of their uninsured balance . That's a best-case st·e-. nario. No one should W\lllt on it happening next time. Typically. uninsured customers at failed . banks gel back 70 cents to 80 cents for each $1 they have deposit· NEW YORK The we keep in the bank money Dan Goodrich is supposed to help us sleep Publisher at nighl. not <:ause nightmares. Charlene Hoeflich lndyMac Bank's collapse a few weeks ago _. and the General Manager-News Editor • rury that followed when some account holders coulun· 1 get their money out . should serve as a reminder Congress siJa/1 make rro law respectirr.~ an in get smart aboul the rules establishment of religion, or prolribiting tire of banking. though. free exercise thereoj; or abridging the freedom of Depositing money into a isn't equivalent to speeclr, or of tire press; or the riglrt of tile peo- hank putting it tmder your mattress. ple peaceably (o assemble, and to petitiorr tire If the money isn 't insured. you can't just'pu II the cash m1t . Goverrrrne11t for a redress ofgriet,ances. should the bank h1il. Titere are federally set insurance limits - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution of $1 00.()()() per deposit per bank on individual accounts ;md $250.000 on retirement accounts. Beyond that, there· s no Today is Thursday. Aug. 28. the 241 st day of 2008 . There guarantee you'll get all your . are 125 uays left in the year. cash back unless the bank's · . Today's Highlight in History: On Aug. 28. 1963: 200,000 assets sell . . people participated in a peaceful civil rights rally in Let's be clear: There's no Washington. where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his sign that niany banks will "I Have a Dream" speech in front of the Lincoln Memorial. fail in the coming months. On this date: In 1609, Henry Huuson discovered There are nearly 8,500 Delaware Bay. , · · banks and savings and loan In 1774. Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton. the first American· institutions in this country. born saint, was born in New York City. and so far this year. eight In 1907, United Parcel Service had its beginnings as the have gone under. the largest . American Messenger Company of Seattle. being lndyMac. That's up In 1947. legendary bullfighter Manolcte was mortally from three failures last year wounded by a bull during a fight in Linares. Spain; he was 30. and none in 2006. according In L955: Emmett Till. a 1\lack teenager from Chicago. to the Federal Deposit was abducted from his uncle's home in Money. Miss .. by . Insurance Corp .. or FDIC. two white men after he had supposedly whist leu at a white which backs deposits at the woman; he was found brutally slain three days later. · · In 1968, police and anti-war demonstrators clashed in the streets of Chicago as the Democratic National Convention nominated Hubert H. Humphrey for president. In 1973, more than 600 people died as 'an earthquake · . shook central Mex1co. In 1983, Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, reportedly despondent over the death of his wife and the rising casualty 'toll of Israeli troops in Lebanon. announced his resignation. · In 1988, 70 people were killed when three Italian stunt ·planes collided during an air show at the U.S. Air Base in Ramstein, West Germany. One year ago: A day after reports surfaced of his June arrest at the Minneapolis airport, Sen. Larry Craig , R· Idaho, told a news conference the only thing he had done wrong was to plead guilty after u police complaint of lewd conduct. in a men's room; Craig also declared. "I am not gay. I never have been gay." A military court at Fort Meade, Md., acquitted Army Lt. Col. Steven L Jordan of failing to control U.S. soldiers who abu.sed detainees at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq. but found him guilty of disobeying an order not to discuss the investigation: (However, that conviction was later thrown out.) Oscar-winning actress Miyoshi Umeki ("Sayonara") died in Licking, Mo. , at age 78. Today's Birthdays: Country singer Billy Gramm~r is 83. Actor Ben Gazzara is 78. Actor Ken Jenkins is 68. Former Defense Secretary William S. Cohen is 6R. Actor David Soul is 65. Baseball manager Lou Piniclla is 65. Singer Wayne Osmond (The Osmonds) is 57. Actor Daniel Stern is51. Olympic gold medal figure skater Scott Hamilton is 50. Actor John Allen Nelson is 49. Country si·nger Shania Something unusual hap· Twain is 43. Actor Billy Boyd <"The Lord of the Rings") is his strategy of' framing 40. Actor Jack Black is 39. Actor Jason Priestley is 39. pened during the run-up to . Obama as an "elitist." Olympic gold medal swimmer .Janet Evans is 37. Actress the Democratic convention: Campaigning in Wisconsin. Carty Pope is 28. Country singer,LeAnn Rimes is 26. Actor A presidential candidate the Democratic nominee . lv!ichael Galeota is 24 . Country singer Jake Owen is '24. was subjected to a highly lam·pooned McCain's forprejudicial, not particularly f\ctor Kyle Massey is 17. getfulness, also . mocking Gene : Thought for Today: "Whom the gods would make bigots, honest . personal a!lack,, and ~im for· defining as "rich" Lyons they first deprive of humor." - The Rev. James M. Gillis, for .once the victim was a only so1neb9dy with an Roman Catholic author, editor and broadcaster ( 1876-1957). Republican. Interestingly, income exceeding $5 mil· the political press jumped lion a year. on it , happily trashing John The point was clear: The McCain for two clueless LETTERS TO THE tions in Afghanistan, manu- famous "straight talking • • . remarks ·he . never actually factured "intelligence," a maverick" is basically a I EDITOR nutde. Are Democrats final'· legacy ot: torture, of cpi<: gigolo (to use a word ly learning to fight dirty? used to . ; Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less corruption and cronyism. of Republicans Should the rest of us feel describe John Kerry in · than 300 words. All letters are subject to editi11g, rm/St he one massive financial scangood about it? 2004), whose ·much · ~igned, and include address a11d teleplro11e number: No · dal after another, of 'fUn· Meanwhile. the McCain younger second wife inher· ·unsigned letters will be published. Leiters should be ir( away budget deficits and ited more money than the sood taste, addressing is.wes, not personalities. Lei/en of campaign is running . TV economic stagnation. commercials mocking lhanks to organizatimJs and individuals will not be accepr· Yes, it was foolish and Bush family and Scrooge Obama for not ask· Burack fd for publication. self-deluded of Republicans McDuck combined. For ing Hillary Clinton to be his to imagine somebody of Obama, it was a two-fer, running mate - a job she Bush 's limited abilities also hinting that the 71surely didn't want. Because capable of handling the year-old McCain 's memory Republicans, of course, presidency. But the failure's might be fading. admire Hillary so. They' ve more than peqonal. So· Alas, neither of these . (USPS 213·960) even found a Clinton dele- called "conservative" ideol- things ever · happened. Reader Services Ohio Valley Publishing gate from Wisconsin to ogy has lost contact with Asked by a reperter how Co. make a pro-McCain com- reality. The GOP has many homes he owned, Correction Polley Published every aflernoon. Monday mercial , because ,., Our main concem in all stories is to become the party ol illu- McCain simply advised the through Friday. 111 Court Street. Well. because why? be accurate. If you know ol an error Pomeroy, Ohio. sion. incapable of seeing the reporter to check with his Sec<?nd-class Anybody ' calling them· world as it is, infuriated by staff. He wasn't unable to In a Story, call the newsroom a1 (740) postage paid at Pomeroy. selves a Democrat who anybody who docs. Member: ihe Associated Press and : 992·2156 recall, merely unwilling. the Ohio Newspaper As.sociatlon. doesn't understand how It 's ·much the same with Contempor· ary Poatmaater: Send addr9ss com;~c­ important it is for BOTH Republicanism isn't a govern- the $5 rifillion thing . Asked Our main number Is tions 'lo The Daily SentineL 111 Cou rt parties, not to mention the ing philosophy so much a' a to define "rich" by Pastor (740) 992·2156. Str&el . Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. nation. that Republicans rationalized series of '"talking Rick Warren. McCain jokDepartment extensions are: pay the price for the ~ ata· points" useful in winning elec- ingly ducked the question. Subsorlptlon Rates By carrier or motor route strophic presidency of tions since the Reagwt presiden" If you ' re just talking News One month '1 0.27 George W. Bush needs to cy. Always of limited useful- about income," · he said · Editor: Charlene Hoellich, Ext. 12 '115.84 One year ttlrn in their party ID and ness with respect to the visible "how about $5 million ''" Dally 50' · Reporter: Brian Reed , E)lt. .1 4 Magic Decoder Ring and . world (as Reagan himself, who He laughed. · Warren Senior.Citizen rates Roporler: Beth Sergent, E<t : 13 find another hobby. knew a s.::ript when he saw one, laughed. One month '1 0.27 the audience One year '103.90 Something solitury and sometimes realized), GOP · laughed. Subscribers should remit in advance Advertising 4uiet , such as gardening or dogma has grown downright " But seriously," McCain OUIIIdl Sites: Dave Harris , Ext 15 direct 1b the DaHy Senlinel. No s ub compiling a variorum edi· dangerous. continued " .. . and I'm sure scription by mail permitted in areaS Outlldll Sales: Brenda Davis, Ext16 where home carrier service is availtion of the "Pride and But back to Democratic that comment will be disClaooJCtrc.: Judy Clark, Ert. I 0 able. ~ Prejudice" columns of dirty tricks. Everywhere · torted. But the point is that .-Iaureen Dowd . 'you looked , from the we want to keep people 's Mall Subscription See. because it's not sim· Washington Post to ' Keith taxes low and increase revGeneral Manager Inside Molgo County ply his trademark arrogance Olbermann's MSNBC enues." Charlene Hoellich, Ext 12 13 Weeks '32.26 and incompetence that have New s program . you saw Indeed , the comment 26 Weeks '64 .20 earned Bush the lowest John McCain pilloried for WAS di storted. even in sup52 Weeks ' 127. 11 E·mo!!: approval ratin gs of any, twu cla>' i\: "galll's ." fh the posedl y news@mydaily'senlinel.com str;iig htforward Outside Meigs County president ,;nee political Post put it. the GOP candi · newspaper stories and TV 13Weeks · ' 53.55 polling began . It 's not mere· date's "inability to recall" broad casts . Web: As Bob 26 Weeks ' 107.10 ly the interminable morass how · many hou ses he and Somerby. who's long docu· www.mydallysenlinel.com 52 Weeks ' 214 .21 in Iraq , worsening condi · his wife own jeopardi zed mellted thi s kind of skull· TODAY IN HISTORY cu . according to FDIC spokesman Andrew Gray. That's why it is up to bank <:ustomcrs to know if their deposits are above the insurance limits and take steps to prevent that from happening. This is particularlv crucial for small busi· nesscs. which often keep large deposits m banks since they need money available to fund their operations. If your deposits exceed the insurance limit s, spread your money around to a few dif· ferent banks - not different branches of the same bank but different banking institu· tions. Also. open accounts in the name of ditl'erent family members. and make sure you ask your bank if your deposits are in sured. Another option is the use of the FDIC's Certificate or Deposit Account Registry Service. or CDARS. which splits deposits into chunks under the $100,000 insurance limit and funnels the money out to 2.000 banks in the net· work. Only banks considered ·•well capitalized" by the FDIC arc included. · Depositors also should know as much as they can about the banks holding their money. Are they reporting big losses? How is their capital position? How do their finances compare with their peers'! Til is isn't the time to gamble with yo4r money. • Christine Fruth. 97 . Pomeroy, formerly of Point Pleasant, W Va., died Monday. . Aug. 25, 2008, at the Darst Care Home, Pomeroy. Graveside services will be held at II a.m. Friday at Kirkland Memorial Gardens. near Point Pleasant, with Robert L. Patterson II ofliciating. Burial wiiLfollow. There will be no visitation. · Arrangements are by the Crow-Russell Funeral Home, Point Pleasant An online guest registry is available at www.crowhussellfh.com . Local Briefs · Church plans fall festival · MIDDLEPORT - The annual fall festival of the Middleport First Baptist Church will be held Sept 2 I at the church. Following the morning worship service at l 0:15 a.m. a luncheon will be serve<!. The afternoon program will feature special singing. The church has scheduled revival services for Oct 5 to Oct. 8 at 7 p.m. each evening. The Rev. Bob Thompson will be the evangelist and there will be special singers each.evening. · Forms available for Art .in the Park · MIDDLEPORT - Forms to enter paintings in the Art in the Park show of the Riverbend Arts Council on Sept. 20 are now available at McClure's Restaurant in Pomeroy or may be secured by calling Rhojean McClure. chairman, at 740-992-3842. Entries will be accepted until Septl l6. BY DAVID ESPO - AP SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT DENVER Barack Obama stepped .triumphant· ly into history Wednesday night, the first black American to win a major party presidential nomina· lion, as thousands of , Democrats transformed their convention hall into a joyful, shouting celebration. "I think the convention 's gone pretty well so far. what do you think," called out the Democrats' man of the hour . in a surprise late-night visit to the hall . The crowd thun dered it~ approval , and he and running mate Joe Biden basked in the cheers. , Obama implored the dele· gates to help him "take back America" in the fall campaign -against Republican Sen. John McCain . of Arizona. rival Earlier, former Hillary Rodham Clinton asked the convention to interrupt its roll call of the states and make its verdict unanimous "in the spirit of unity, with the goal of victo· ry." And they did. with a roar. Competing chants . of Basket games tonight POMEROY- The Meigs County Historical Society will sponsor baskel games (Longaberger) at 6 p.m. tonight (Thursday) at Carleton Schools, Meigs Industries in Syracuse. the doors will .open at 5 p.m. There will be advance Ticket drawings. 20 games. three special games, cover-all, and door prizes. Accident reported POMEROY -Marriage licenses have been issued in Meigs County Common Pleas Court to: Jimmie Lee Young, 56, Rutland, and Tanya Kay Soland, 24, Rutland; Jason · Warner, 26, Long Bottom, and Amanda Schaad, 22, Long Bottom; David L. Strang, 53. and LorettaF. Holsinger. 48; and William Nathan Boring, 44, Pomeroy, and Daisy Mae Satterfield, 37, Pomeroy. ':Obama" _and "Yes we can" surged up from the convention tloor as the outcome was announced. Obama, the son of a black Kenyan father and a white American mother, is now one victory from becoming president of a nation where, just decades ago, many blacks were denied the vote. But even as he won the nomination, there was open talk in the con·vention city that Obama's race remained a stumbling block to win· ning the White lfouse. I duggery against Democrats, writes, "If you want to know who the press corps is hunting. just see which candidate's jokes they trans· form into straight · assertions.'' Well, so what'! Wasn't McCain himself, with that gib]Jerish about increasing revenues by lowering taxes. shamelessly citing delusional GOP propaganda? He was. Indeed, McCain voted against the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy, explaining that they'd do exactly as they've done: Blow a huge hole in the federal budget, endangering the nation's financial security. But now McCain wants to be president, so he's joineu the Republican War on Arithmetic . And given that millions of low-information "undecided" voters don't get it, shouldn't Democrats act on what GOP strategists· have long known - that a presidential election is basically a TV game show: "Battle of the · Celebrity Politicians?" · Replace the "straighttalking maverick" with the "blustering old hypocrite'' and . you ' ve won'' Something like that, yes. · Not that I have to approve . That said , if I were Obama. I'd put that famous photo of McCain giving President Bush a big, warm hug un television so often people would start thinking h1s name was· George W. McCain .. (Arkansas Democ rat· Ga ~elle co'lumnist Gene Lnms is a National Maga~i11 e Award wirmer and co· uuUwr of "1/re Hrmring of tht' Presidem" (St. Martin\ Pre.H, 2000). Yoir cari e-mail LI'Ons at eugene/yon s2 @yal1oo.com.) POMEROY- An action for dissolution of marriage was filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Cynthia L. Thompson, Bidwell, and Tommy R.· Thomps_on, Bid~elL A dissolution was granted to Kelly Lorrame Tobm and Tho!Jlas Ray Tobin. Civil action. POMEROY - · A civil suit alle~ing personal injury in a motor vehicle accident was f1led in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Rita K. Bell, Middleport, against Paul E. Perry, Middleport, and others, Dogs get new starts following raid PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (AP) - Dozens of dogs removed in a recent raid at a Parkersburg kennel have been moved out of state for e.valuation and possible adoption. The Humane Society of Parkersburg has been grant· ed custody of all 927 dogs removed over the weekend from Whispering · Oaks Kennel. , The Humane Society said nearly 10() dogs were transported Tuesday to The Humane Society of Missouri. The Virginia Beach SPCA in Virginia said W;dnesday that it is taking 100 dogs. Traffic from Page AI instructed paving crews not to begin work before 9 a.m. to allow for the school and power plant moming rush and to be finished by 3 p.m. for the same rush. "If traffic clears I'm allowing work to continue after 5 p.m. to finish for the day," Betzing added. "One problem we have is that we can't · leave one lane higher than the other so we have to finish once we start that day." · . As for the traffic causing ' problems for emergency vehicles, B.etzing said the personnel !lagging traftic are accustomed to holding that traffic for those vehicles and with the recent traffic pattern switch now being complete and becoming familiar to motorists on the Ohio side, he doesn't ant.icipate , any problems in that f!:gard. "I think the three-way stop is working well at this poini (in Pomeroy) and since Monday I haven't seen any problems with traffic backmg up," Betzing added. "There will still be minor delays on the West Virginia side as the paving operation will have to flag traffic one · lane at a time until we're out of the intersection." Right now paving crews are in the process of bringing up the old pavement to the proposed at the intersection of W.Va. 62 and WaiMart Drive and Ohio 83 3. "This work has to be done under traffic ·and should be complete this week," Betzm~ said. "As with ~he Ohio s1de this work is made more difficult with the change in elevation." under construction . Biden , who has twice sought the presidency in his own right. won his place on Obama \ ticket.by acclamati011. In his acceptance speech, Biden said Obama was ri ght about Iraq . a war he opposed from the stan, and McCain was wrong. 'The se times require more than a good soldier. They require a wise leader: · Biden said. "A leader who can deliver change . The change that everybody knows we need." Obama isn't the first black AP photo man to seek the White House. Democratic presidential candidate , Sen. Barack Obama, D- but is the first with a chance Ill., right, joins his running mate , Democratic vice presiden- to win it. Others,· including tial nominee Sen. Joe Biden, D·Del. . on stage after Biden's Jesse Jackson in 1984 and speech at the Democratic Natlonal .Convention in Denver 1988. tailored their appeals Wednesday. largely tu blacks or lower· income voters of all races. ''A lot of white workers ... I've learned in eight years as Obama 's reach for political and quite frankly a lot of president and the work I've power and Iii story was differ' union members believe he's clone since. in America and ent. aimed at the broad the wrong race," AFL-CIO across the glube. has con· American political middle. Secretary-Treasurer Richard . vinced me that Barack And his nomination. deliv· Trumka told a breakfast Obama is the man · for this ered so JUbilantly. represents meeting of Michigan dele- job... he said. to loud cheers: a gamble of sorts by the Michelle Obama, watch- Democratic Party that a gates . Obama will face McCain. ing from her ,seat in the bal- country founded by slave- . who will accept the cony, stood anu applauded owners anu desegregateq Republican nomination next as the former pre sident · only in recent decades- and praised her man. week in St. Paul, Minn . even then sometimes ·violentThe polls show a close And Obama. delighting ly - is ready to place a black race ahead with McCain, a the crowd with his appear- man in the Oval Oftice. former Vietnam prisoner of ance on stage. praised both Sen. John Kerry. the party's war a few days shy of his Clintons a.s well as his wife 2CJO..Inominee. said Obama's 72nd birthday, and Obama for their prime time speech· victory slmuldn 't be a close · was hoping Dempcrats es this week. call. In some of tl1e strongest would leave'their convention "If I'm not mistaken. anti-McCain rhetoric of the united despite the hard feel- Hillary Clinton rocked the convention week. he said his ings remaining from a bruis-' house last night!" he shputed. longtime friend is merely The convention ends masquerading as a maverick. ing primary campaign that Thursday with Obama's "The candidate who once· stretched over 18 months. ·Former President Bill acceptance speech , an promised a ·contest of ideas' Clinton did his part, deliver- event expected to draw a now has nothing left but pering a sttong pitch for the man crowd of 75.000 at a ncar- ·sonal attacks." he said. "How who defeated his wife fur the by football stadium where insulting ... how pathetic nomination. "Everything an elaborate backdrop was . how desperate." Grange contests judged, winners announced POMEROY - Judging lows, Helen Swartz, afghan; of contests highlighted a Rosalie Story. rocka-bye recent · meeting of . the baby, stuffed. toy, beaded Rocksprings Grange held jewelry, wind chimes, and place mats; Roy Grueser, recently at the haiL Results were announced building a bank, anu Rosalie with first place awards in Johnson embroidery and quilts going to Sara Cullums plastic canvas. In photogra· in Class A, individual, and phy Opal Grueser won in all Class B, group, and Rosalie live classes. Janice Weber had a proJohnson, Class C, small quilt. gram on "Deaf Awareness.:" · Other winners were as fol- She use a 4uiz on hearing. and led a discussion on com· municatirlg with a hard-ofheariAg person. Handouts were given on the finger spelling alphabet. Kim Romine. lecturer, had a program on old canning jars anu procedures on canning. Several attending brought old jars and other things used in canning. Napoleon started ca.nning process in 1795. It was 1809 before glass jars were used:· l ti 1858 the first can opener Wlts used. There are thre~ names in jar lids, all made by the same company. County contest judging will be helu at Star Pamona meeting in September, which will be preceded by a baked steak dinner at 6:30p.m. . .tneS . from Page Al Minis Dissolutions Game show politics The Daily Sentinel Christine Fndh Marriage licenses BARK8ARk ' Obama For tbe.Record BARI< • Deaths POMEROY- A one-vehicle accident was reported yesterday afternoon on Kingsbury Road. The v,ehicle reported· ly came to a rest on 1ts top. Emergency personnel from Meigs EMS and the Pomeroy Fire Department responded. The Ohio State Highwa)! Patrol is handling the official report. No additional details were available at press time. BARK . The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com . 2008 2008 ALL BUSINESS: Know bank deposit insurance rules · The Daily Sentinel Thursday, August 28, cereal to hand out," said Fout. He indicated the sponsors want to give out all the food they have while they are here because they know there is a need here and he encouraged those who can use some food to come, As for the criteria for qualifying for food, Fout · said "There is none." He said no papers have to be. filled out, although he emphasized that the food give-away is geared toward low-income. The procedure to picking up food is simple. Drivers will not park or g~t out of their cars, . Fout explained. When they pull in they will be directed into a line and be asked to show their driver's. license. At that time a sticker will be put on the windshield and the driver will move through the line to get their food supply. A driver can pick up food people picking up food and for other families, but they · then taking it out and sell" mus.t show a driver's license ing it. "Our concern is to from a member of each take care of those who need family. Additional stickers food for their families," will be placed on the wind- said Fout. "This is a food shield for each family. ministry." There will be 20 people processing the cars through SPRING \/AI LEY line s to the tractor-trailers, (111>11011!' .v ' 1 l •J 1r,('. •J~<l•ALK,(>Ilf~! Fout said. He explained that the sticker. system is us~d to alleviate the possibility of 7 Classes from Page At _ taking advantage of the cen· for classes taken not for .credit for but for personal ter's evening classes. . Students. attending the enrichment/experience such facility can obtain their as digital photography, associates degree in a vari· computer basics, personal ety of fields and never leave finance, ebay · basics. etc. Meigs County. Patterson The center also offers a . said the community college "senior scholars" program also can serve as a spring for those 60 and over who board into expanding a stu· would like to take a cour~e dent's education, explaining "simply to take a course" those students who receive such as history. busin~ss , their associate's degree etc., at no cost. from the center may take Patterson said the dedicathat body of work and move tion ceremony remain s on on to a bachelor's program course for late ne~t month: at the University of Rio Grande or other schools. Patterson said although registration for fall semester is now closed, students wishing to register for spring are welcome· to visit the facility and start that process. 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Part of the problem is that a bank could fa il with , little warning . That happened at Indy Mat. While it was expe· _riencing losses on eamings and its <:apital pmition was waning. it wasn 't even on the FDIC's unpublished '"watch I ist" when it was taken over by the FDIC. Ninety U.S. banks were on that list in the lirst quarter: banking ex·perts say hundreds more are potentially at risk. In tate June.· Sen. Charles Schumer. D-N.Y. raised concerns about lndyMac\ financial health . Company official s responded by saying they were working with regulators to shore up its ""s·afetv wtd soundness." That ~till didn ' t stop some depos·itors from pulling more than $1 billion worth of money out. By July 11 , thii1gs had turned so bad at the Pasadena. Cali f.-based bank that its assets were seized by federal regulators. By assets, it was the largest reg· ulated thrift to fail ever. Photos of depositors lined up tu get ·their money out of the faileu bank blanketed newspaper <:avers and · led e venin g newsca sts . The . chaos was quickly compared to Depression -era.bank run s. For l 0,000 of it s 275 ,()(MJ l:ustomers, ·the new s wa~ particularly b•d because they had more tha1i $100.000 in the· bank, adding up to uninsured deposits valued at $1 billion. They were told the y would receive just 50 cents on their dollar ·for their money ·and that they had to wait tor the resL Now getting their money back hinges on lhe govern· ment's ability to sell the bank's troubled asset s to another fimmcial institution. If it happens qui<:kly. they don't have a problem . That's how it is playing out with Bradenton. Fla .· based First Priority Bank. which was taken over by the FDIC on Friday and then sold to SunTrust Banks Inc. The FDIC s;(ld it e'xpected this week to pay the 840 First Priority accounts hold· ing $1 J million in uninsured deposits the remaining 50 percent of their uninsured balance . That's a best-case st·e-. nario. No one should W\lllt on it happening next time. Typically. uninsured customers at failed . banks gel back 70 cents to 80 cents for each $1 they have deposit· NEW YORK The we keep in the bank money Dan Goodrich is supposed to help us sleep Publisher at nighl. not <:ause nightmares. Charlene Hoeflich lndyMac Bank's collapse a few weeks ago _. and the General Manager-News Editor • rury that followed when some account holders coulun· 1 get their money out . should serve as a reminder Congress siJa/1 make rro law respectirr.~ an in get smart aboul the rules establishment of religion, or prolribiting tire of banking. though. free exercise thereoj; or abridging the freedom of Depositing money into a isn't equivalent to speeclr, or of tire press; or the riglrt of tile peo- hank putting it tmder your mattress. ple peaceably (o assemble, and to petitiorr tire If the money isn 't insured. you can't just'pu II the cash m1t . Goverrrrne11t for a redress ofgriet,ances. should the bank h1il. Titere are federally set insurance limits - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution of $1 00.()()() per deposit per bank on individual accounts ;md $250.000 on retirement accounts. Beyond that, there· s no Today is Thursday. Aug. 28. the 241 st day of 2008 . There guarantee you'll get all your . are 125 uays left in the year. cash back unless the bank's · . Today's Highlight in History: On Aug. 28. 1963: 200,000 assets sell . . people participated in a peaceful civil rights rally in Let's be clear: There's no Washington. where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his sign that niany banks will "I Have a Dream" speech in front of the Lincoln Memorial. fail in the coming months. On this date: In 1609, Henry Huuson discovered There are nearly 8,500 Delaware Bay. , · · banks and savings and loan In 1774. Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton. the first American· institutions in this country. born saint, was born in New York City. and so far this year. eight In 1907, United Parcel Service had its beginnings as the have gone under. the largest . American Messenger Company of Seattle. being lndyMac. That's up In 1947. legendary bullfighter Manolcte was mortally from three failures last year wounded by a bull during a fight in Linares. Spain; he was 30. and none in 2006. according In L955: Emmett Till. a 1\lack teenager from Chicago. to the Federal Deposit was abducted from his uncle's home in Money. Miss .. by . Insurance Corp .. or FDIC. two white men after he had supposedly whist leu at a white which backs deposits at the woman; he was found brutally slain three days later. · · In 1968, police and anti-war demonstrators clashed in the streets of Chicago as the Democratic National Convention nominated Hubert H. Humphrey for president. In 1973, more than 600 people died as 'an earthquake · . shook central Mex1co. In 1983, Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, reportedly despondent over the death of his wife and the rising casualty 'toll of Israeli troops in Lebanon. announced his resignation. · In 1988, 70 people were killed when three Italian stunt ·planes collided during an air show at the U.S. Air Base in Ramstein, West Germany. One year ago: A day after reports surfaced of his June arrest at the Minneapolis airport, Sen. Larry Craig , R· Idaho, told a news conference the only thing he had done wrong was to plead guilty after u police complaint of lewd conduct. in a men's room; Craig also declared. "I am not gay. I never have been gay." A military court at Fort Meade, Md., acquitted Army Lt. Col. Steven L Jordan of failing to control U.S. soldiers who abu.sed detainees at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq. but found him guilty of disobeying an order not to discuss the investigation: (However, that conviction was later thrown out.) Oscar-winning actress Miyoshi Umeki ("Sayonara") died in Licking, Mo. , at age 78. Today's Birthdays: Country singer Billy Gramm~r is 83. Actor Ben Gazzara is 78. Actor Ken Jenkins is 68. Former Defense Secretary William S. Cohen is 6R. Actor David Soul is 65. Baseball manager Lou Piniclla is 65. Singer Wayne Osmond (The Osmonds) is 57. Actor Daniel Stern is51. Olympic gold medal figure skater Scott Hamilton is 50. Actor John Allen Nelson is 49. Country si·nger Shania Something unusual hap· Twain is 43. Actor Billy Boyd <"The Lord of the Rings") is his strategy of' framing 40. Actor Jack Black is 39. Actor Jason Priestley is 39. pened during the run-up to . Obama as an "elitist." Olympic gold medal swimmer .Janet Evans is 37. Actress the Democratic convention: Campaigning in Wisconsin. Carty Pope is 28. Country singer,LeAnn Rimes is 26. Actor A presidential candidate the Democratic nominee . lv!ichael Galeota is 24 . Country singer Jake Owen is '24. was subjected to a highly lam·pooned McCain's forprejudicial, not particularly f\ctor Kyle Massey is 17. getfulness, also . mocking Gene : Thought for Today: "Whom the gods would make bigots, honest . personal a!lack,, and ~im for· defining as "rich" Lyons they first deprive of humor." - The Rev. James M. Gillis, for .once the victim was a only so1neb9dy with an Roman Catholic author, editor and broadcaster ( 1876-1957). Republican. Interestingly, income exceeding $5 mil· the political press jumped lion a year. on it , happily trashing John The point was clear: The McCain for two clueless LETTERS TO THE tions in Afghanistan, manu- famous "straight talking • • . remarks ·he . never actually factured "intelligence," a maverick" is basically a I EDITOR nutde. Are Democrats final'· legacy ot: torture, of cpi<: gigolo (to use a word ly learning to fight dirty? used to . ; Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less corruption and cronyism. of Republicans Should the rest of us feel describe John Kerry in · than 300 words. All letters are subject to editi11g, rm/St he one massive financial scangood about it? 2004), whose ·much · ~igned, and include address a11d teleplro11e number: No · dal after another, of 'fUn· Meanwhile. the McCain younger second wife inher· ·unsigned letters will be published. Leiters should be ir( away budget deficits and ited more money than the sood taste, addressing is.wes, not personalities. Lei/en of campaign is running . TV economic stagnation. commercials mocking lhanks to organizatimJs and individuals will not be accepr· Yes, it was foolish and Bush family and Scrooge Obama for not ask· Burack fd for publication. self-deluded of Republicans McDuck combined. For ing Hillary Clinton to be his to imagine somebody of Obama, it was a two-fer, running mate - a job she Bush 's limited abilities also hinting that the 71surely didn't want. Because capable of handling the year-old McCain 's memory Republicans, of course, presidency. But the failure's might be fading. admire Hillary so. They' ve more than peqonal. So· Alas, neither of these . (USPS 213·960) even found a Clinton dele- called "conservative" ideol- things ever · happened. Reader Services Ohio Valley Publishing gate from Wisconsin to ogy has lost contact with Asked by a reperter how Co. make a pro-McCain com- reality. The GOP has many homes he owned, Correction Polley Published every aflernoon. Monday mercial , because ,., Our main concem in all stories is to become the party ol illu- McCain simply advised the through Friday. 111 Court Street. Well. because why? be accurate. If you know ol an error Pomeroy, Ohio. sion. incapable of seeing the reporter to check with his Sec<?nd-class Anybody ' calling them· world as it is, infuriated by staff. He wasn't unable to In a Story, call the newsroom a1 (740) postage paid at Pomeroy. selves a Democrat who anybody who docs. Member: ihe Associated Press and : 992·2156 recall, merely unwilling. the Ohio Newspaper As.sociatlon. doesn't understand how It 's ·much the same with Contempor· ary Poatmaater: Send addr9ss com;~c­ important it is for BOTH Republicanism isn't a govern- the $5 rifillion thing . Asked Our main number Is tions 'lo The Daily SentineL 111 Cou rt parties, not to mention the ing philosophy so much a' a to define "rich" by Pastor (740) 992·2156. Str&el . Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. nation. that Republicans rationalized series of '"talking Rick Warren. McCain jokDepartment extensions are: pay the price for the ~ ata· points" useful in winning elec- ingly ducked the question. Subsorlptlon Rates By carrier or motor route strophic presidency of tions since the Reagwt presiden" If you ' re just talking News One month '1 0.27 George W. Bush needs to cy. Always of limited useful- about income," · he said · Editor: Charlene Hoellich, Ext. 12 '115.84 One year ttlrn in their party ID and ness with respect to the visible "how about $5 million ''" Dally 50' · Reporter: Brian Reed , E)lt. .1 4 Magic Decoder Ring and . world (as Reagan himself, who He laughed. · Warren Senior.Citizen rates Roporler: Beth Sergent, E<t : 13 find another hobby. knew a s.::ript when he saw one, laughed. One month '1 0.27 the audience One year '103.90 Something solitury and sometimes realized), GOP · laughed. Subscribers should remit in advance Advertising 4uiet , such as gardening or dogma has grown downright " But seriously," McCain OUIIIdl Sites: Dave Harris , Ext 15 direct 1b the DaHy Senlinel. No s ub compiling a variorum edi· dangerous. continued " .. . and I'm sure scription by mail permitted in areaS Outlldll Sales: Brenda Davis, Ext16 where home carrier service is availtion of the "Pride and But back to Democratic that comment will be disClaooJCtrc.: Judy Clark, Ert. I 0 able. ~ Prejudice" columns of dirty tricks. Everywhere · torted. But the point is that .-Iaureen Dowd . 'you looked , from the we want to keep people 's Mall Subscription See. because it's not sim· Washington Post to ' Keith taxes low and increase revGeneral Manager Inside Molgo County ply his trademark arrogance Olbermann's MSNBC enues." Charlene Hoellich, Ext 12 13 Weeks '32.26 and incompetence that have New s program . you saw Indeed , the comment 26 Weeks '64 .20 earned Bush the lowest John McCain pilloried for WAS di storted. even in sup52 Weeks ' 127. 11 E·mo!!: approval ratin gs of any, twu cla>' i\: "galll's ." fh the posedl y news@mydaily'senlinel.com str;iig htforward Outside Meigs County president ,;nee political Post put it. the GOP candi · newspaper stories and TV 13Weeks · ' 53.55 polling began . It 's not mere· date's "inability to recall" broad casts . Web: As Bob 26 Weeks ' 107.10 ly the interminable morass how · many hou ses he and Somerby. who's long docu· www.mydallysenlinel.com 52 Weeks ' 214 .21 in Iraq , worsening condi · his wife own jeopardi zed mellted thi s kind of skull· TODAY IN HISTORY cu . according to FDIC spokesman Andrew Gray. That's why it is up to bank <:ustomcrs to know if their deposits are above the insurance limits and take steps to prevent that from happening. This is particularlv crucial for small busi· nesscs. which often keep large deposits m banks since they need money available to fund their operations. If your deposits exceed the insurance limit s, spread your money around to a few dif· ferent banks - not different branches of the same bank but different banking institu· tions. Also. open accounts in the name of ditl'erent family members. and make sure you ask your bank if your deposits are in sured. Another option is the use of the FDIC's Certificate or Deposit Account Registry Service. or CDARS. which splits deposits into chunks under the $100,000 insurance limit and funnels the money out to 2.000 banks in the net· work. Only banks considered ·•well capitalized" by the FDIC arc included. · Depositors also should know as much as they can about the banks holding their money. Are they reporting big losses? How is their capital position? How do their finances compare with their peers'! Til is isn't the time to gamble with yo4r money. • Christine Fruth. 97 . Pomeroy, formerly of Point Pleasant, W Va., died Monday. . Aug. 25, 2008, at the Darst Care Home, Pomeroy. Graveside services will be held at II a.m. Friday at Kirkland Memorial Gardens. near Point Pleasant, with Robert L. Patterson II ofliciating. Burial wiiLfollow. There will be no visitation. · Arrangements are by the Crow-Russell Funeral Home, Point Pleasant An online guest registry is available at www.crowhussellfh.com . Local Briefs · Church plans fall festival · MIDDLEPORT - The annual fall festival of the Middleport First Baptist Church will be held Sept 2 I at the church. Following the morning worship service at l 0:15 a.m. a luncheon will be serve<!. The afternoon program will feature special singing. The church has scheduled revival services for Oct 5 to Oct. 8 at 7 p.m. each evening. The Rev. Bob Thompson will be the evangelist and there will be special singers each.evening. · Forms available for Art .in the Park · MIDDLEPORT - Forms to enter paintings in the Art in the Park show of the Riverbend Arts Council on Sept. 20 are now available at McClure's Restaurant in Pomeroy or may be secured by calling Rhojean McClure. chairman, at 740-992-3842. Entries will be accepted until Septl l6. BY DAVID ESPO - AP SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT DENVER Barack Obama stepped .triumphant· ly into history Wednesday night, the first black American to win a major party presidential nomina· lion, as thousands of , Democrats transformed their convention hall into a joyful, shouting celebration. "I think the convention 's gone pretty well so far. what do you think," called out the Democrats' man of the hour . in a surprise late-night visit to the hall . The crowd thun dered it~ approval , and he and running mate Joe Biden basked in the cheers. , Obama implored the dele· gates to help him "take back America" in the fall campaign -against Republican Sen. John McCain . of Arizona. rival Earlier, former Hillary Rodham Clinton asked the convention to interrupt its roll call of the states and make its verdict unanimous "in the spirit of unity, with the goal of victo· ry." And they did. with a roar. Competing chants . of Basket games tonight POMEROY- The Meigs County Historical Society will sponsor baskel games (Longaberger) at 6 p.m. tonight (Thursday) at Carleton Schools, Meigs Industries in Syracuse. the doors will .open at 5 p.m. There will be advance Ticket drawings. 20 games. three special games, cover-all, and door prizes. Accident reported POMEROY -Marriage licenses have been issued in Meigs County Common Pleas Court to: Jimmie Lee Young, 56, Rutland, and Tanya Kay Soland, 24, Rutland; Jason · Warner, 26, Long Bottom, and Amanda Schaad, 22, Long Bottom; David L. Strang, 53. and LorettaF. Holsinger. 48; and William Nathan Boring, 44, Pomeroy, and Daisy Mae Satterfield, 37, Pomeroy. ':Obama" _and "Yes we can" surged up from the convention tloor as the outcome was announced. Obama, the son of a black Kenyan father and a white American mother, is now one victory from becoming president of a nation where, just decades ago, many blacks were denied the vote. But even as he won the nomination, there was open talk in the con·vention city that Obama's race remained a stumbling block to win· ning the White lfouse. I duggery against Democrats, writes, "If you want to know who the press corps is hunting. just see which candidate's jokes they trans· form into straight · assertions.'' Well, so what'! Wasn't McCain himself, with that gib]Jerish about increasing revenues by lowering taxes. shamelessly citing delusional GOP propaganda? He was. Indeed, McCain voted against the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy, explaining that they'd do exactly as they've done: Blow a huge hole in the federal budget, endangering the nation's financial security. But now McCain wants to be president, so he's joineu the Republican War on Arithmetic . And given that millions of low-information "undecided" voters don't get it, shouldn't Democrats act on what GOP strategists· have long known - that a presidential election is basically a TV game show: "Battle of the · Celebrity Politicians?" · Replace the "straighttalking maverick" with the "blustering old hypocrite'' and . you ' ve won'' Something like that, yes. · Not that I have to approve . That said , if I were Obama. I'd put that famous photo of McCain giving President Bush a big, warm hug un television so often people would start thinking h1s name was· George W. McCain .. (Arkansas Democ rat· Ga ~elle co'lumnist Gene Lnms is a National Maga~i11 e Award wirmer and co· uuUwr of "1/re Hrmring of tht' Presidem" (St. Martin\ Pre.H, 2000). Yoir cari e-mail LI'Ons at eugene/yon s2 @yal1oo.com.) POMEROY- An action for dissolution of marriage was filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Cynthia L. Thompson, Bidwell, and Tommy R.· Thomps_on, Bid~elL A dissolution was granted to Kelly Lorrame Tobm and Tho!Jlas Ray Tobin. Civil action. POMEROY - · A civil suit alle~ing personal injury in a motor vehicle accident was f1led in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Rita K. Bell, Middleport, against Paul E. Perry, Middleport, and others, Dogs get new starts following raid PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (AP) - Dozens of dogs removed in a recent raid at a Parkersburg kennel have been moved out of state for e.valuation and possible adoption. The Humane Society of Parkersburg has been grant· ed custody of all 927 dogs removed over the weekend from Whispering · Oaks Kennel. , The Humane Society said nearly 10() dogs were transported Tuesday to The Humane Society of Missouri. The Virginia Beach SPCA in Virginia said W;dnesday that it is taking 100 dogs. Traffic from Page AI instructed paving crews not to begin work before 9 a.m. to allow for the school and power plant moming rush and to be finished by 3 p.m. for the same rush. "If traffic clears I'm allowing work to continue after 5 p.m. to finish for the day," Betzing added. "One problem we have is that we can't · leave one lane higher than the other so we have to finish once we start that day." · . As for the traffic causing ' problems for emergency vehicles, B.etzing said the personnel !lagging traftic are accustomed to holding that traffic for those vehicles and with the recent traffic pattern switch now being complete and becoming familiar to motorists on the Ohio side, he doesn't ant.icipate , any problems in that f!:gard. "I think the three-way stop is working well at this poini (in Pomeroy) and since Monday I haven't seen any problems with traffic backmg up," Betzing added. "There will still be minor delays on the West Virginia side as the paving operation will have to flag traffic one · lane at a time until we're out of the intersection." Right now paving crews are in the process of bringing up the old pavement to the proposed at the intersection of W.Va. 62 and WaiMart Drive and Ohio 83 3. "This work has to be done under traffic ·and should be complete this week," Betzm~ said. "As with ~he Ohio s1de this work is made more difficult with the change in elevation." under construction . Biden , who has twice sought the presidency in his own right. won his place on Obama \ ticket.by acclamati011. In his acceptance speech, Biden said Obama was ri ght about Iraq . a war he opposed from the stan, and McCain was wrong. 'The se times require more than a good soldier. They require a wise leader: · Biden said. "A leader who can deliver change . The change that everybody knows we need." Obama isn't the first black AP photo man to seek the White House. Democratic presidential candidate , Sen. Barack Obama, D- but is the first with a chance Ill., right, joins his running mate , Democratic vice presiden- to win it. Others,· including tial nominee Sen. Joe Biden, D·Del. . on stage after Biden's Jesse Jackson in 1984 and speech at the Democratic Natlonal .Convention in Denver 1988. tailored their appeals Wednesday. largely tu blacks or lower· income voters of all races. ''A lot of white workers ... I've learned in eight years as Obama 's reach for political and quite frankly a lot of president and the work I've power and Iii story was differ' union members believe he's clone since. in America and ent. aimed at the broad the wrong race," AFL-CIO across the glube. has con· American political middle. Secretary-Treasurer Richard . vinced me that Barack And his nomination. deliv· Trumka told a breakfast Obama is the man · for this ered so JUbilantly. represents meeting of Michigan dele- job... he said. to loud cheers: a gamble of sorts by the Michelle Obama, watch- Democratic Party that a gates . Obama will face McCain. ing from her ,seat in the bal- country founded by slave- . who will accept the cony, stood anu applauded owners anu desegregateq Republican nomination next as the former pre sident · only in recent decades- and praised her man. week in St. Paul, Minn . even then sometimes ·violentThe polls show a close And Obama. delighting ly - is ready to place a black race ahead with McCain, a the crowd with his appear- man in the Oval Oftice. former Vietnam prisoner of ance on stage. praised both Sen. John Kerry. the party's war a few days shy of his Clintons a.s well as his wife 2CJO..Inominee. said Obama's 72nd birthday, and Obama for their prime time speech· victory slmuldn 't be a close · was hoping Dempcrats es this week. call. In some of tl1e strongest would leave'their convention "If I'm not mistaken. anti-McCain rhetoric of the united despite the hard feel- Hillary Clinton rocked the convention week. he said his ings remaining from a bruis-' house last night!" he shputed. longtime friend is merely The convention ends masquerading as a maverick. ing primary campaign that Thursday with Obama's "The candidate who once· stretched over 18 months. ·Former President Bill acceptance speech , an promised a ·contest of ideas' Clinton did his part, deliver- event expected to draw a now has nothing left but pering a sttong pitch for the man crowd of 75.000 at a ncar- ·sonal attacks." he said. "How who defeated his wife fur the by football stadium where insulting ... how pathetic nomination. "Everything an elaborate backdrop was . how desperate." Grange contests judged, winners announced POMEROY - Judging lows, Helen Swartz, afghan; of contests highlighted a Rosalie Story. rocka-bye recent · meeting of . the baby, stuffed. toy, beaded Rocksprings Grange held jewelry, wind chimes, and place mats; Roy Grueser, recently at the haiL Results were announced building a bank, anu Rosalie with first place awards in Johnson embroidery and quilts going to Sara Cullums plastic canvas. In photogra· in Class A, individual, and phy Opal Grueser won in all Class B, group, and Rosalie live classes. Janice Weber had a proJohnson, Class C, small quilt. gram on "Deaf Awareness.:" · Other winners were as fol- She use a 4uiz on hearing. and led a discussion on com· municatirlg with a hard-ofheariAg person. Handouts were given on the finger spelling alphabet. Kim Romine. lecturer, had a program on old canning jars anu procedures on canning. Several attending brought old jars and other things used in canning. Napoleon started ca.nning process in 1795. It was 1809 before glass jars were used:· l ti 1858 the first can opener Wlts used. There are thre~ names in jar lids, all made by the same company. County contest judging will be helu at Star Pamona meeting in September, which will be preceded by a baked steak dinner at 6:30p.m. . .tneS . from Page Al Minis Dissolutions Game show politics The Daily Sentinel Christine Fndh Marriage licenses BARK8ARk ' Obama For tbe.Record BARI< • Deaths POMEROY- A one-vehicle accident was reported yesterday afternoon on Kingsbury Road. The v,ehicle reported· ly came to a rest on 1ts top. Emergency personnel from Meigs EMS and the Pomeroy Fire Department responded. The Ohio State Highwa)! Patrol is handling the official report. No additional details were available at press time. BARK . The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com . 2008 2008 ALL BUSINESS: Know bank deposit insurance rules · The Daily Sentinel Thursday, August 28, cereal to hand out," said Fout. He indicated the sponsors want to give out all the food they have while they are here because they know there is a need here and he encouraged those who can use some food to come, As for the criteria for qualifying for food, Fout · said "There is none." He said no papers have to be. filled out, although he emphasized that the food give-away is geared toward low-income. The procedure to picking up food is simple. Drivers will not park or g~t out of their cars, . Fout explained. When they pull in they will be directed into a line and be asked to show their driver's. license. At that time a sticker will be put on the windshield and the driver will move through the line to get their food supply. A driver can pick up food people picking up food and for other families, but they · then taking it out and sell" mus.t show a driver's license ing it. "Our concern is to from a member of each take care of those who need family. Additional stickers food for their families," will be placed on the wind- said Fout. "This is a food shield for each family. ministry." There will be 20 people processing the cars through SPRING \/AI LEY line s to the tractor-trailers, (111>11011!' .v ' 1 l •J 1r,('. •J~<l•ALK,(>Ilf~! Fout said. He explained that the sticker. system is us~d to alleviate the possibility of 7 Classes from Page At _ taking advantage of the cen· for classes taken not for .credit for but for personal ter's evening classes. . Students. attending the enrichment/experience such facility can obtain their as digital photography, associates degree in a vari· computer basics, personal ety of fields and never leave finance, ebay · basics. etc. Meigs County. Patterson The center also offers a . said the community college "senior scholars" program also can serve as a spring for those 60 and over who board into expanding a stu· would like to take a cour~e dent's education, explaining "simply to take a course" those students who receive such as history. busin~ss , their associate's degree etc., at no cost. from the center may take Patterson said the dedicathat body of work and move tion ceremony remain s on on to a bachelor's program course for late ne~t month: at the University of Rio Grande or other schools. Patterson said although registration for fall semester is now closed, students wishing to register for spring are welcome· to visit the facility and start that process. 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O'Bleness offering Findlay's downtown still recovering from flood breastfeeding class for working mothers ATHENS - O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens will offer a class designed especially for working mothers who breastfeed their babies. Breastfeeding Class for the Working Mother wi II be held from 5:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 3. in o· Bleness' Lower Level Room 0 I0. The class, which is offered in addition to the hospital 's regular breastfeeding ro.urse, covers a wide variety of topics unique to working mothers who breastfeed mcluding: preparing to go l}ack to work, returning to work, pumping and storing breast milk, choosing a breast FINDLAY (AP) Vacant downtown storefronts are a constant reminder of the flood that swamped the city's business pump, and other issues such district a year ago . Shop owners who have as maintenance of milk supreturned say they're still ply, and resources and products that are especially help- . struggling to remind cusful to nursing mothers who tomers that they're back in work. Those who attend the business while others see class will also have the good things· ahead as new opportunity to see a demon- stores open. stration of the various breast · "We may not be I00 perpumps now available on the cent well, but we're alive ;" said Warren Krout, presimarket. Michele Biddlestone, dent of the Findlay ' Area 0' Bleness' international Downtown board certified lactation Association. The downtown was one will lead consultant, Breastfeeding Class for the . of the hardest hit areas WQrking Mother. The class when the Blanchard River is free, and no registration is spilled over in August 2007 requ·ired. For more informa- and rose 8 feet above flood tion or for a schedule of · level. It forced. hundreds of classes, contact Michele Biddlestone at (740) 5929364. residents to evacuate and was the northwest Ohio city's worst flood in nearly a century. Many business owners began ripping out waterlogged walls and floors and making repairs as soon as toe water receded. The river cuts through the northern end of downtown where about 20 storefronts are empty along a fourblock stretch. About half were vacant before the flood. Among those who didn't return were music store owner Greg Halamay. "Until the l\rmy Corps of Engineers addresses the situation. -downtown is still ·vulnerable," he said. It's a worry that's never far from the surface. A group of downtown mosily restaurants and speproperty owners plans to - cialty stores, which make teach shopkeepers how to more sense for the down- . minimize damage if there's town, he said. another flood. "Some of those stores that Those who ·remain still were downtown were just get calls asking if they have barely making it and the reopened. "I think people flood gave them a reason to don't know we're back in not come back ," Mallett · business," said Cathy said. "But they will be filled Linhart, o.wner of a sporting up in time with businesses goods store . that do fit the current mold." New businesses . have Cheaper rent downtown moved in - a used furni- persuaded. Bre11da McCoy ture store, a wig shop, a to open her used furniture Web page design business. store not far from the river. "There's great things hapBusiness has been good, pening. Peo~le just don't but some customers are little realize it yet,' said Michael suspicious that her merchanMallett. chief executive of disc may have been soaked Corporate Research in the flood, she said. . International , a consumer "A lot of people ask me · satisfaction firm based in if this is flood furniture," Findlay. McCoy said. "That bothers What has remained is me." Thursday... Patchy drizzle in the morning. Cloudy with a chance of showers. Highs in the upper 70s. South winds around 5·mph. Chance of rain 40 percent. Thursday night... Mostly cloudy with a slight chance of showers in the evening ... Then partly cloudy after midnight. Lows in the lower 60s. Southeast winds around 5 mph. Chance of rain 20 percent. sunny Frlday...Partly with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the mid 80s. Southwest Fairland at Meigs, 7:30 p.ro . Hannan at VaHey-Wetzel , 7:30 p.m p.r'n. Ri"Jer Vallev, Wahama, Fairland at Gatlia Academy (Cliffside), 4:30p.m. Athens at Meigs (Pine Hills), 4:30p.m. Cross Country G'llia Academy lnv (URG), 5:30p.m. 211111 a- Sherado Reg c.b Riverside Senior League --~rJ.Ift.o, MSRP $19.920 GM Em~ovee Price.... .. ... $t8,290.o40 ANOr21W...ks 1. 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Bryan Welters/photo Me1gs quarterback Jacob Well releases a pass during the fiirst quarter of last Friday's high school football game against Coal Grove at Bob Roberts Freid in Pomeroy. Meigs will be back in action this Friday against Fairland while Southern travels to Wahama and Eastern hosts South Gallia. Meigs looks to continue.great start STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - The rushing stable continue s at 4. Jim Gress Meigs High school. 5. Curtis Grubb From Jared Casey .to ·e. HBskel Jones . Don Waldie Cornelius English, both two~8 . Earl Johnson time 1,000 yard rushers, and 9. Bob Hill 200.5 now Jeremy Smith, the 10. Ken WhHod 199.5 11. Kenny Graone 196.0 Marauders have always 12:Gary Minion 193.0 been known as a power13. Cecil Minion 193:0 1-4. Riel< Northup 180.0 ' house at rushing the foot15. Bub Stivers 178.5 ball. 15. Charlie Hargraves 178.5 Smith, only a junior, con·15. Bill Winebrenner· 178.5 18. Clark Greene . 177.5 tinued that long tradition 11!~11Na Dudding 174.0 Friday night with a pair of ,l!O. oob Hysell 173.0 ~o . Paul Maynard 173.0 rushing touchdowns of 20 22. Don Fields 171 .5 yards or more and fini shed 23. Claude Proflld 169.0 the night with 127 yards on 15 carries. He also caught a 39-yard louchdown pass from quarterback Jacob Well to rack up all three scores in ~tays Meigs' 18-7 victory over Coal Grove Friday night. STAFF REPORT Now Smith and the :sPORTS@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM Marauders will shift their . MASON, W.Va. - Mick focus to Fairland. The Dragons are coming ~inebrenner of Racine is itjll the man to beat in the off of a 21·0 · loss to ~verside Senior Men's Portsmouth West last weekend and netted just 55 yards 9Qlf League. -'~inebrenner has a total of of total .. offense in the set~62 points to lead Paul back. Bloomfield led all Somerville of Point . Fairland players with 25 Pleasant by six points. Carl rushing yards on nine carries Stone from Ripley is _in while quarterback Cole third place with 242 points. Hatfield piled up 28 yards It would seem that the on an efficient 4-of-5 passleage has turned into ·a three mg. Fairland's defense didn't horse race between Winebrenner, Somerville fare much better, surrenderand Stone with five weeks ing 235 yards 9f offense to and a possible I00 points the visitors . Meigs, on the other hand, left to win the championship trophy . . had a solid first night ·o f A total of 68 players were football on hand for Tuesday's play Despite being outgained making up 17 four man by the Hornets. Meigs manteams and 17 points avail- aged to find just enough offense on the legs of Smith .~ble. The low score for the day was 57 and was .shot by to offset the lone Coal Grove the team of Tom Nunnery, score for an 18-7 victory. Bill Winebrenner, Terry Along with Smith, Well ~ame up big through the air Sayre and Willis Dudding. There was a tie for second with 92 yards on 5-of-12 . With scores of 60 between passing. will be While Fairland tfle teams of Bob Oliver, looking for redemption ~lm Turley, Jerry Arnold and Don Waldie and Steve Friday night, a trip to Meigs may not be the best mediS~fford, Ed Wilson, Curtis cine if the Marauders are tirGrubb and Frank Brown. The closest to the pin win- ing on all cylinders. Friday's ners were Bub Stivers on game will kick-off at 7:30 the ninth hole and Steve p.m. at Bob Roberts Field in Safford on hole No . 14. Pomeroy. There has now been 130 South Gallia at Eastern players to play at least one time for the season. TUPPERS PLAINS The senior awards and Neither South Gallia nor dinner day is scheduled for Eastern exactly started the the last Tuesday in 2008 season the. way each had hoped last weekend, September. combining for II turnovers in a pair of Week I blowout losses. • CoNTACT US The Rebefs. (0-1) fell behind 41-0 to visiting 1· 740·446'2342 ext. 33 Waterford at halftime before battling back to make things . F11. -1·740·446·3008 respectable during a 41-20 E-mail- sporls@mydailysenllnet.com setback last Friday, while Sil9rtt .Sl~tl the Eagles (0- 1) committed !!ryan Walters, Sports Writer seven turnovers and trailed (7•01446·2342, axt. 33 41-0 through three quarters bwattersCmycfailytribune.com at host Alexander before finishing the night with a 48-14 Larry Crum, Sports writer loss . (740)446-2~2. ""'· 33 2. Paul Somerville 3. Ca~ Stone Cal/446-8555 to register ' Southern at Wahama, 7:30p.m. River Valley at Oak Hill, 7:30 p.m. Pl;>rtsmouth at Gallipolis, 5:15p.m. The American Red Croaa CPR program Ia deli~ to give people the confidence to reapond in an emergency situation with skills that can save a . life. This course provides participants with basic 41n181gency techniques so that they can retpOnd to brnthing and cardiac emergencies In adults and children. Gavin PlantlCh•hlrw, Ohio Football Point at Gallia Academy, 7:30p.m. South Gallia at Eastern, 7:30 p.m. Fairland at South Gallia, 5:30 p.m. Southern at River Valley, 5:30p.m. OVCS at Ironton St. Joe, 6 p.m. · Golf M~ ler at Eastern (Pine Hills), 4:30p.m. Fed Hock at Southern (Pine Hi lls), 4:30 basis. SOIUO' Friday Ayguil 29 Soccer Red Cross Offers CPR Training at AEP's Gavin Plant for the free CPR training class. p.m. _River Valley, Fairland at Gallia Academy (CI1ffs1de), 4:30pm. ,_,.rietta at Gatlia Academy, 5 p.m. · OVCS at Ironton St. Joe, 5:30p.m. Volleyball Eastern at Meigs, 6 p.m. BUY lOW 818,874.88 The Galli a County American Red Cross will conduct training on how to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on aclulta and children. The training will take place at the Gavin plant in Cheshire on S.turday, September 13. The class begins at 9 a.m. and willlatt approximately, four hours. Thla training Ia free and open to all interested persons ages 13 and above, · but participanls muat preregister wHh the Gallia Covnty Red Croaa. Call 448-8555 to regiater, or for more information about the training. Class size Ia limited and will be filled on a first-call, first-served Bv BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERS@MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM TuUday. StDiamber 2 Crystal Red Tint Coat, MSRP $35,355 GM Employee Price .. ... ........ $32.027.80 L..eoa Bonus Casll & Rebate .. ... $1 750 00 Ohio Volley Bone COrp. 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Saturday through cloudy. Sunday...Partly Highs in the lower 80s. Lows in the upper 50s. Sunday night through Tuesday nlght ...Mostly clear. Lows in the ugper 50s. Highs in the mid 8 s. Wednesday ... Mostly sunny. Highs in the mi,d 80s. High School Football I Week Two Previews Soccer Pledges to the Christian and American flags, scripture reading, and the Lords prayer in unison along with .singing of the national anthem opened the meeting. Attendmg were Laura Mae Nice, Ruth Smith, Jo Ann Ritchie, Thelma White, Charlotte Grant, Doris Grueser, Everett Grant, Gary Holter, Helen Wolf, Opal Hollon, Mary Jo Barringer. Esther Smith, Julie Fleming; . and Sandy White. Local Weather locAL SCHEDULE OVCS at Grace Christian, 5: 15 p.m. Volleyball OVCS at Grace Christian, 6 p.m. ·Group to have silent auction CHESTER - Plans for a silent auction to be held Sept. 22 were discussed at a meeting of Chester Council 323, Daughters of America, held recently at the Chester Academy. Laura Mae Nice conducted the meeting with reports of Erma Cleland and Helen Cline being ill, and Kathryn Baum at Overbrook Center for therapy. A card from the Leonard family was read. Four applications for membership were read. Thursday, August 28, 2008 • This week.'s matchup is more about redemption for these two squads, who battle at Eastern's East Shade River Stadium thi s Friday mght at 7:30p.m. The Green and White lead the all-time series by a 6-3 head-to-head margin. but the SGHS has won the last three contests - including a 7-0 decisi.on last year at Rebel Field. Last week, the Red and Gold churned out 215 yards of total offense - . including 152 rushmg yards on 30 carries- and allowed a Iota! of 445 yards defensively. EHS. last weekend. grinded out 264 yards of total offense - including 132 · rushing yards on 28 totes. The Eagles also surrendered 399 Y:l!'ds defensively. But now, the tables turn this week .as Easlern opens its 2008 home campaign while the Rebels will be making their first road trip of the year. The Eagles have not won a· home contest since Week I 0 of the 2004 season, a streak of 15 consecutive losses at East Shade River· Stadium. That was also the same .year that EHS last beat South Galli a in football. Southern at Wahama . MASON - After a brief four year absence the Wahama White Falcons and the Southern Tornadoes resume their football rivalry at 7:30 p.m. Friday evening on the White Falcons home turf. The grid contest will be the season opener for veteran Wahama coach, Ed Cromley, as the Bend Area team goes after· its seco.nd consecutive season opening win. Third year Southern coach Dennis Teaford's Tornadoes opened the year on the road last week in its 2008 debut and dropped a 35-3 decision to Symmes ~alley to fall to 0-1 on the young high school football campaign. Wahama is coming off a 93· season and its second straight trip to the West Virginia .state playoffs from a year ago. Four starters departed· from that 2008 · post-season team which presents Cromley and his staff a great deal of experience to begin the current campaign. Additionally the White Falcons' list of candidates for varsity action has increased this year with the Bend Area team sporting a roster of some 40 grid prospects . Southern has 21 returning lettermen back from las·t years 2-8 team which makes the Tornadoes one of the most experienmced teams in the area. Despite I he encnuraging numbers returning for the Tornadoes in 2008 Teaford and his assistants have so me huge hole s to 1111 as graduation seized some quality athletes from the 2007 Southern grid roster. Wahama is expected to · open the year with junior William Zuspan at quarterback, seniors Kyle Zerkle and Jacob Roach at running backs and junior Micaiah . Please see Footbal.l, B& POMEROY Both Southern and host Eastern entered Tuesday night's TriValley Conference Hocking Division golf match at Pine Hills Golf Club witt> identical 2-1 league marks. Followin~ Tuesday night's affa1r, the Tornadoes were one step closer to making a chase for the 2008 TVC Hocking title after a 20-shot victory ovet the hosts. The 'Does (3-1 TVC Hocking) posted a team score of 173, t1nishing well ahead of the Eagles' tally of 193. Senior Bryan Harris led the Purple and Gold with a medalist round of35. Alex Hawley was next for SHS with a 42. followed by Taylor .Deem with a 44. Zach Ash rounded out the scoring with a ·52. Andrew Roseberry and Nathan Roush also had respective rounds of 55 and 57 for the victors. Freshman Christian L..::::llro-....llll!l A m s b a r y Hanls paced the Green and White with a 43, followed by T y I e r Carroll with a 46. Craig Jones ~d C h r i s Bissell concluded the Amsbary team scormg with rounds of 51 and 53, respectively. Please see Golf, B6 Meigs rolls past RVHS Bv BRYAN WALTERs BWALTERS@MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM earlier were once again dominant from the service line , goi ng 70-for·74 overall on the evening. MHS also had 33 kills, 31 assists a1Jd a block ROCKSPRINGS Meigs volleyball stayed perfect at home and unbeaten on the · year following Wednesday ~ight's 25-15, 25-23, 25-13 straight-game decision over visiting River Valley during a non-confer- ' ence matchup at Larry R. Smith Morrison Gymnasium The Lady Marauders (2-0) as a team. - who defeated Wellston in Please see Meigs, B6 · straight games just 24 hours Tl:me to get back to the great ·. outdoon and~ hu the ticket you are looking for. Tundra and Tacoma..a truck ror anything tuld anyone! ., 424-.5 T22 800-478..5884 T• .~0 .t\5 P RUPS8ft0 Sclure" o•lf irwe!l\(>ry ...,, .Svr>!U i-=e ((!•.•19_\I!..':::.S.U!ll. �The Daily Sentinel PageA6 LOCAL • STATE Bl The Daily Sentinel Thursday, August 28, 2008 . O'Bleness offering Findlay's downtown still recovering from flood breastfeeding class for working mothers ATHENS - O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens will offer a class designed especially for working mothers who breastfeed their babies. Breastfeeding Class for the Working Mother wi II be held from 5:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 3. in o· Bleness' Lower Level Room 0 I0. The class, which is offered in addition to the hospital 's regular breastfeeding ro.urse, covers a wide variety of topics unique to working mothers who breastfeed mcluding: preparing to go l}ack to work, returning to work, pumping and storing breast milk, choosing a breast FINDLAY (AP) Vacant downtown storefronts are a constant reminder of the flood that swamped the city's business pump, and other issues such district a year ago . Shop owners who have as maintenance of milk supreturned say they're still ply, and resources and products that are especially help- . struggling to remind cusful to nursing mothers who tomers that they're back in work. Those who attend the business while others see class will also have the good things· ahead as new opportunity to see a demon- stores open. stration of the various breast · "We may not be I00 perpumps now available on the cent well, but we're alive ;" said Warren Krout, presimarket. Michele Biddlestone, dent of the Findlay ' Area 0' Bleness' international Downtown board certified lactation Association. The downtown was one will lead consultant, Breastfeeding Class for the . of the hardest hit areas WQrking Mother. The class when the Blanchard River is free, and no registration is spilled over in August 2007 requ·ired. For more informa- and rose 8 feet above flood tion or for a schedule of · level. It forced. hundreds of classes, contact Michele Biddlestone at (740) 5929364. residents to evacuate and was the northwest Ohio city's worst flood in nearly a century. Many business owners began ripping out waterlogged walls and floors and making repairs as soon as toe water receded. The river cuts through the northern end of downtown where about 20 storefronts are empty along a fourblock stretch. About half were vacant before the flood. Among those who didn't return were music store owner Greg Halamay. "Until the l\rmy Corps of Engineers addresses the situation. -downtown is still ·vulnerable," he said. It's a worry that's never far from the surface. A group of downtown mosily restaurants and speproperty owners plans to - cialty stores, which make teach shopkeepers how to more sense for the down- . minimize damage if there's town, he said. another flood. "Some of those stores that Those who ·remain still were downtown were just get calls asking if they have barely making it and the reopened. "I think people flood gave them a reason to don't know we're back in not come back ," Mallett · business," said Cathy said. "But they will be filled Linhart, o.wner of a sporting up in time with businesses goods store . that do fit the current mold." New businesses . have Cheaper rent downtown moved in - a used furni- persuaded. Bre11da McCoy ture store, a wig shop, a to open her used furniture Web page design business. store not far from the river. "There's great things hapBusiness has been good, pening. Peo~le just don't but some customers are little realize it yet,' said Michael suspicious that her merchanMallett. chief executive of disc may have been soaked Corporate Research in the flood, she said. . International , a consumer "A lot of people ask me · satisfaction firm based in if this is flood furniture," Findlay. McCoy said. "That bothers What has remained is me." Thursday... Patchy drizzle in the morning. Cloudy with a chance of showers. Highs in the upper 70s. South winds around 5·mph. Chance of rain 40 percent. Thursday night... Mostly cloudy with a slight chance of showers in the evening ... Then partly cloudy after midnight. Lows in the lower 60s. Southeast winds around 5 mph. Chance of rain 20 percent. sunny Frlday...Partly with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the mid 80s. Southwest Fairland at Meigs, 7:30 p.ro . Hannan at VaHey-Wetzel , 7:30 p.m p.r'n. Ri"Jer Vallev, Wahama, Fairland at Gatlia Academy (Cliffside), 4:30p.m. Athens at Meigs (Pine Hills), 4:30p.m. Cross Country G'llia Academy lnv (URG), 5:30p.m. 211111 a- Sherado Reg c.b Riverside Senior League --~rJ.Ift.o, MSRP $19.920 GM Em~ovee Price.... .. ... $t8,290.o40 ANOr21W...ks 1. 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Bryan Welters/photo Me1gs quarterback Jacob Well releases a pass during the fiirst quarter of last Friday's high school football game against Coal Grove at Bob Roberts Freid in Pomeroy. Meigs will be back in action this Friday against Fairland while Southern travels to Wahama and Eastern hosts South Gallia. Meigs looks to continue.great start STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - The rushing stable continue s at 4. Jim Gress Meigs High school. 5. Curtis Grubb From Jared Casey .to ·e. HBskel Jones . Don Waldie Cornelius English, both two~8 . Earl Johnson time 1,000 yard rushers, and 9. Bob Hill 200.5 now Jeremy Smith, the 10. Ken WhHod 199.5 11. Kenny Graone 196.0 Marauders have always 12:Gary Minion 193.0 been known as a power13. Cecil Minion 193:0 1-4. Riel< Northup 180.0 ' house at rushing the foot15. Bub Stivers 178.5 ball. 15. Charlie Hargraves 178.5 Smith, only a junior, con·15. Bill Winebrenner· 178.5 18. Clark Greene . 177.5 tinued that long tradition 11!~11Na Dudding 174.0 Friday night with a pair of ,l!O. oob Hysell 173.0 ~o . Paul Maynard 173.0 rushing touchdowns of 20 22. Don Fields 171 .5 yards or more and fini shed 23. Claude Proflld 169.0 the night with 127 yards on 15 carries. He also caught a 39-yard louchdown pass from quarterback Jacob Well to rack up all three scores in ~tays Meigs' 18-7 victory over Coal Grove Friday night. STAFF REPORT Now Smith and the :sPORTS@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM Marauders will shift their . MASON, W.Va. - Mick focus to Fairland. The Dragons are coming ~inebrenner of Racine is itjll the man to beat in the off of a 21·0 · loss to ~verside Senior Men's Portsmouth West last weekend and netted just 55 yards 9Qlf League. -'~inebrenner has a total of of total .. offense in the set~62 points to lead Paul back. Bloomfield led all Somerville of Point . Fairland players with 25 Pleasant by six points. Carl rushing yards on nine carries Stone from Ripley is _in while quarterback Cole third place with 242 points. Hatfield piled up 28 yards It would seem that the on an efficient 4-of-5 passleage has turned into ·a three mg. Fairland's defense didn't horse race between Winebrenner, Somerville fare much better, surrenderand Stone with five weeks ing 235 yards 9f offense to and a possible I00 points the visitors . Meigs, on the other hand, left to win the championship trophy . . had a solid first night ·o f A total of 68 players were football on hand for Tuesday's play Despite being outgained making up 17 four man by the Hornets. Meigs manteams and 17 points avail- aged to find just enough offense on the legs of Smith .~ble. The low score for the day was 57 and was .shot by to offset the lone Coal Grove the team of Tom Nunnery, score for an 18-7 victory. Bill Winebrenner, Terry Along with Smith, Well ~ame up big through the air Sayre and Willis Dudding. There was a tie for second with 92 yards on 5-of-12 . With scores of 60 between passing. will be While Fairland tfle teams of Bob Oliver, looking for redemption ~lm Turley, Jerry Arnold and Don Waldie and Steve Friday night, a trip to Meigs may not be the best mediS~fford, Ed Wilson, Curtis cine if the Marauders are tirGrubb and Frank Brown. The closest to the pin win- ing on all cylinders. Friday's ners were Bub Stivers on game will kick-off at 7:30 the ninth hole and Steve p.m. at Bob Roberts Field in Safford on hole No . 14. Pomeroy. There has now been 130 South Gallia at Eastern players to play at least one time for the season. TUPPERS PLAINS The senior awards and Neither South Gallia nor dinner day is scheduled for Eastern exactly started the the last Tuesday in 2008 season the. way each had hoped last weekend, September. combining for II turnovers in a pair of Week I blowout losses. • CoNTACT US The Rebefs. (0-1) fell behind 41-0 to visiting 1· 740·446'2342 ext. 33 Waterford at halftime before battling back to make things . F11. -1·740·446·3008 respectable during a 41-20 E-mail- sporls@mydailysenllnet.com setback last Friday, while Sil9rtt .Sl~tl the Eagles (0- 1) committed !!ryan Walters, Sports Writer seven turnovers and trailed (7•01446·2342, axt. 33 41-0 through three quarters bwattersCmycfailytribune.com at host Alexander before finishing the night with a 48-14 Larry Crum, Sports writer loss . (740)446-2~2. ""'· 33 2. Paul Somerville 3. Ca~ Stone Cal/446-8555 to register ' Southern at Wahama, 7:30p.m. River Valley at Oak Hill, 7:30 p.m. Pl;>rtsmouth at Gallipolis, 5:15p.m. The American Red Croaa CPR program Ia deli~ to give people the confidence to reapond in an emergency situation with skills that can save a . life. This course provides participants with basic 41n181gency techniques so that they can retpOnd to brnthing and cardiac emergencies In adults and children. Gavin PlantlCh•hlrw, Ohio Football Point at Gallia Academy, 7:30p.m. South Gallia at Eastern, 7:30 p.m. Fairland at South Gallia, 5:30 p.m. Southern at River Valley, 5:30p.m. OVCS at Ironton St. Joe, 6 p.m. · Golf M~ ler at Eastern (Pine Hills), 4:30p.m. Fed Hock at Southern (Pine Hi lls), 4:30 basis. SOIUO' Friday Ayguil 29 Soccer Red Cross Offers CPR Training at AEP's Gavin Plant for the free CPR training class. p.m. _River Valley, Fairland at Gallia Academy (CI1ffs1de), 4:30pm. ,_,.rietta at Gatlia Academy, 5 p.m. · OVCS at Ironton St. Joe, 5:30p.m. Volleyball Eastern at Meigs, 6 p.m. BUY lOW 818,874.88 The Galli a County American Red Cross will conduct training on how to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on aclulta and children. The training will take place at the Gavin plant in Cheshire on S.turday, September 13. The class begins at 9 a.m. and willlatt approximately, four hours. Thla training Ia free and open to all interested persons ages 13 and above, · but participanls muat preregister wHh the Gallia Covnty Red Croaa. Call 448-8555 to regiater, or for more information about the training. Class size Ia limited and will be filled on a first-call, first-served Bv BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERS@MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM TuUday. StDiamber 2 Crystal Red Tint Coat, MSRP $35,355 GM Employee Price .. ... ........ $32.027.80 L..eoa Bonus Casll & Rebate .. ... $1 750 00 Ohio Volley Bone COrp. 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Saturday through cloudy. Sunday...Partly Highs in the lower 80s. Lows in the upper 50s. Sunday night through Tuesday nlght ...Mostly clear. Lows in the ugper 50s. Highs in the mid 8 s. Wednesday ... Mostly sunny. Highs in the mi,d 80s. High School Football I Week Two Previews Soccer Pledges to the Christian and American flags, scripture reading, and the Lords prayer in unison along with .singing of the national anthem opened the meeting. Attendmg were Laura Mae Nice, Ruth Smith, Jo Ann Ritchie, Thelma White, Charlotte Grant, Doris Grueser, Everett Grant, Gary Holter, Helen Wolf, Opal Hollon, Mary Jo Barringer. Esther Smith, Julie Fleming; . and Sandy White. Local Weather locAL SCHEDULE OVCS at Grace Christian, 5: 15 p.m. Volleyball OVCS at Grace Christian, 6 p.m. ·Group to have silent auction CHESTER - Plans for a silent auction to be held Sept. 22 were discussed at a meeting of Chester Council 323, Daughters of America, held recently at the Chester Academy. Laura Mae Nice conducted the meeting with reports of Erma Cleland and Helen Cline being ill, and Kathryn Baum at Overbrook Center for therapy. A card from the Leonard family was read. Four applications for membership were read. Thursday, August 28, 2008 • This week.'s matchup is more about redemption for these two squads, who battle at Eastern's East Shade River Stadium thi s Friday mght at 7:30p.m. The Green and White lead the all-time series by a 6-3 head-to-head margin. but the SGHS has won the last three contests - including a 7-0 decisi.on last year at Rebel Field. Last week, the Red and Gold churned out 215 yards of total offense - . including 152 rushmg yards on 30 carries- and allowed a Iota! of 445 yards defensively. EHS. last weekend. grinded out 264 yards of total offense - including 132 · rushing yards on 28 totes. The Eagles also surrendered 399 Y:l!'ds defensively. But now, the tables turn this week .as Easlern opens its 2008 home campaign while the Rebels will be making their first road trip of the year. The Eagles have not won a· home contest since Week I 0 of the 2004 season, a streak of 15 consecutive losses at East Shade River· Stadium. That was also the same .year that EHS last beat South Galli a in football. Southern at Wahama . MASON - After a brief four year absence the Wahama White Falcons and the Southern Tornadoes resume their football rivalry at 7:30 p.m. Friday evening on the White Falcons home turf. The grid contest will be the season opener for veteran Wahama coach, Ed Cromley, as the Bend Area team goes after· its seco.nd consecutive season opening win. Third year Southern coach Dennis Teaford's Tornadoes opened the year on the road last week in its 2008 debut and dropped a 35-3 decision to Symmes ~alley to fall to 0-1 on the young high school football campaign. Wahama is coming off a 93· season and its second straight trip to the West Virginia .state playoffs from a year ago. Four starters departed· from that 2008 · post-season team which presents Cromley and his staff a great deal of experience to begin the current campaign. Additionally the White Falcons' list of candidates for varsity action has increased this year with the Bend Area team sporting a roster of some 40 grid prospects . Southern has 21 returning lettermen back from las·t years 2-8 team which makes the Tornadoes one of the most experienmced teams in the area. Despite I he encnuraging numbers returning for the Tornadoes in 2008 Teaford and his assistants have so me huge hole s to 1111 as graduation seized some quality athletes from the 2007 Southern grid roster. Wahama is expected to · open the year with junior William Zuspan at quarterback, seniors Kyle Zerkle and Jacob Roach at running backs and junior Micaiah . Please see Footbal.l, B& POMEROY Both Southern and host Eastern entered Tuesday night's TriValley Conference Hocking Division golf match at Pine Hills Golf Club witt> identical 2-1 league marks. Followin~ Tuesday night's affa1r, the Tornadoes were one step closer to making a chase for the 2008 TVC Hocking title after a 20-shot victory ovet the hosts. The 'Does (3-1 TVC Hocking) posted a team score of 173, t1nishing well ahead of the Eagles' tally of 193. Senior Bryan Harris led the Purple and Gold with a medalist round of35. Alex Hawley was next for SHS with a 42. followed by Taylor .Deem with a 44. Zach Ash rounded out the scoring with a ·52. Andrew Roseberry and Nathan Roush also had respective rounds of 55 and 57 for the victors. Freshman Christian L..::::llro-....llll!l A m s b a r y Hanls paced the Green and White with a 43, followed by T y I e r Carroll with a 46. Craig Jones ~d C h r i s Bissell concluded the Amsbary team scormg with rounds of 51 and 53, respectively. Please see Golf, B6 Meigs rolls past RVHS Bv BRYAN WALTERs BWALTERS@MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM earlier were once again dominant from the service line , goi ng 70-for·74 overall on the evening. MHS also had 33 kills, 31 assists a1Jd a block ROCKSPRINGS Meigs volleyball stayed perfect at home and unbeaten on the · year following Wednesday ~ight's 25-15, 25-23, 25-13 straight-game decision over visiting River Valley during a non-confer- ' ence matchup at Larry R. Smith Morrison Gymnasium The Lady Marauders (2-0) as a team. - who defeated Wellston in Please see Meigs, B6 · straight games just 24 hours Tl:me to get back to the great ·. outdoon and~ hu the ticket you are looking for. Tundra and Tacoma..a truck ror anything tuld anyone! ., 424-.5 T22 800-478..5884 T• .~0 .t\5 P RUPS8ft0 Sclure" o•lf irwe!l\(>ry ...,, .Svr>!U i-=e ((!•.•19_\I!..':::.S.U!ll. �Thursday, August 28, 2008 I www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 \!Cribune - Sentinel - l\egiliter CLASSIFIED • Thursday; August 28, 2008 www .Ill) dailyscntincl.com Page B2 • Tlw D,1ily S•c Ptin cl FAC September ·e~it features 'Best.of 2008~. designer erafters . GA I.I IPOLl~ - The hcnch • An Cnl o111 ·,Septem ber cxlllh11 in the (i.tllclle' al Ri ,·cll" w jJ J k, tllll l..' D\CI _1(} ...,c[I.!L'tillll·, fro m !he 25th .tllllu.d Jutted Memhc" l:\hihition of th e· Oh t'o D c"~ 11cr · Craftsmen "' Be·,t ol 21lox·· JUr te·d 'It""'· mTOrLiill ~ tu .Carr i ~.? 1\ctpnr.t. the FAC l'Xl'l'LIIi\l' dirL'L'I"l)r Ill' Tht ' .1 D cx ht hll WtlrJ\..., 111 k. tllll' ln ~ metal. wood. L!l<~"'-· lihl'l. L'L'I" ,i nli L''· .]L'\\L'il") ... <tlld m i>..~ d mcdi.r fro m noted .trti . . h around the l ' S.. will open on Fn da). Se pt 5 Tlti ; \l"t·) u11iquc dl'play 11 til be 111 th~ During gal lc-rie-.. unti l Oct. ~6 Octo her. arc tou r.., c 11cnurag~J to learn about the 111<1\ L' ri.t b , ll\(.'d Ill lh L' ' h ll\1.-, where thdt 'tvlc fir . . t ~' llhcd in the \\'orld . th~ l>ri!:!in.d fu lh:tion .md the culiurc,' that util11ed them. As at>edu cai!LIIl .tl cxhtbit. it i-.. iUcal fln ,c!Jpol l'll: ld trip;. Spun"'" f<ll the ; IH J\\ 111 September tn e· lud c C.C. Cald\\ell Ttudill ~. Olllo Valley Biln~. Elcli"~Cri!l't .tnd the Gallipoli s Rlk ' Lmlgc 107 . The continual! on ol the cxhtbit in (ktobet " sputLsorcd hy gt\tlll suppo rt from the Found,tli on 1\ ll· App.tlathi:111 Ohio 'Tm a Chtld or Appalachia .. pro~ ra!ll. 0 ,1\'C Snyder Custom Steel Fahricdli on, Cen tral Supp ly and L&L Scrap Metal. Another important French ·\ rt Colon) cvclll in Septe mber '' a lutJd -r:l!;cr fot the FAC. thctr L1bo t Oil\ Yan.l Sale at R!\crh! . o~l l dil y- ~lon<hi) .' Sepl. I. from H a.m . unul 6 p.m. ThthC wlm \\'a ni JO contribute are un;ed tu loo~ in their clo ~­ L'h. aTtiL" . ha-.emcnt . . . \\hen: l! nwanted hmhi- hold items are ta ~l!l g up rret: rou:-, :-. tora g~; '-~fJdc'~. and bnn ~ Meigs County, OH We CO'IIV"7 . Melp,Wia, And Muon Counties Uke thc111 tu th e hc nch At! Colonv. 10 he aehkd ·to !he ,,de All ' proceed; fo r . . nltl !!Ootb will !!O to th e ' ' he·nch Art Col<lny. The· ; ecoml 111 the S:don Scric' )\t il be on Friday. Scpl. 11. ill the Mcrrv Winery Appearing i ill 'he 1i1embcr; "I !he Ohto Valley Symphony. : tlon~ \vtth Th e Find ers . an ;H.:ou~ tic gro up The ,u·tr st will he announced won The ori ginal art work. produceu during !he e'c11 in~. 11 til be ra ffl ed oiT .11 !he· end ~)r the nig h! Ticket; . arc 5 10 per person. Festivnics he gm al (dO p.m. All pmcccds . Harvest Moon Pow-Wow scheduled for this weekend No .One Else cant County OH • E-mail GALLIPOLIS - Th is wee kend . !he \lative American Education Association Inc. IS determined to have one of the best pow·wov. s ui ; oulheaslern Ohio. and will present it; second annual Harvest Moon PowWow in the Gallipoli s Ci ty Park. starting Friday and concludin g Sunday. The purpose of the P"W·\\'0\\' CL!!llri bule; greatly !o th e revi talization of iradi!i on' ,md culture of the Native American s. The unique culture of the Native Americans will be' cxprc;secl.thrllligh music. dance and spiritual ity. Native American' uune together to ;hare experiences. discu." i"ue;, dcmnnstrale. sell and ex hibit ·their work. Dan Culler. a We;t Virginia·bO!!l ;loryteller. will be on hand to en tertain the children. tellin g stories of Chiet Cornstalk and Tecumseh. Food venders will be there to give a taste or Native American cooking and veterans from the American Le2inn and Gallia County Vietnam Veterans of America chapter will open up the ceremonies each day. The Artistic Drummers for thi s eve n! will be !he Thunder Boyz. They will be coming from Nonh Dakota. Thunder Boyz \\ ere the drummers 111 the movie "Naturally Naltve : · . Opening ceremonies begin at I0 a.m. each day. 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Pleasant ................................ 076 -------Advocate for non ·proht Se~Lfal Assault Resource Center located in Mason County, full time degree tn soctal serv1ce lteld or com· parab le work expenence required'. Advocate w1ll be responstb!e tor devero pmenl of the program and worktng With v1ct•ms of se•ual assaurr Qualified applicants should send resume to Signs Middleton OHIO VAllEY PUBLISHING CO. recommends Estates Is Pt.Time lor DJ Karoke biJsi· accepting applications for ness , must be over 25 Temporary Home yrs old,good dnving record Supervisor, Duties include. neat appearance, able to o r k Profi ctent tn MICrosoft ¥Jprd w and EKcel wtlh good orgam· nts . weekends . Respond zaHonal skills. BS tn Human Box 138,Rutland,OH 45775 or call 740·742·7709 Services field a plus If you would like to ta ke advanlage of th is opportun1· ty, you may apply at 8.204 Carla Dnve. GallipOliS, Ohto or email a resume lo rharnson@ rescare.com . An Equal Opportunity Employer VIMIDN. .,-------- Ohto Valley Home Health, Inc hirtng Home Health A1des STNA, CNA, CHHA, PCA may apply at 1480 Jackson Pike, Ga!ltpolls, Ohto or phoile 740-441 · 1393 lor more tnlo. Competitive wages, m1!eage rei mbursement and benefits tnclvd•ng health tnsurance & mu ch more -------Owner/Operator Cargo Van · PIT 2' days per week Van must be 10 y/o or newer Dnver must have good dnvmg record Call Melissa lor more deteuls. Rush TransportaMn & LogtSIICS 800·989·7674 that you do bus1ness wtth people you know, .and NOT to send money through the mail unit! you t)ave mvesltgated the offenng r Dump and Aegmnal Pneumattc Tanker Onvers A& J Trucktng Company 1n Manet1a, OH IS searchtng lor qualified CDL·A drivers for reg1onal dump and pneu· mali c tanker pos1t1ons Qualified appli cants must be at least 23yrs, have e mtm· mum of I years ol sale com· mere ta! driving e~pertence 1n a truck, HazMat ce rttfication, clean MVA and good stab1 !i· ty We offer compettlive benellis plus 401 (kl and vaca· tton pay Contact Kent at 800-4#)2;9365 to apply or go to www.rpruckmg.com EOE s.. With our brand new party pten company Contact us Wal)t l o buy JUNK Cars today at 740·379·9'88701 $250.00 Futt Car 740·416· www.barefootpa rtles.com/dt 1594 eamleam 740.992·7603 Reduced Prtce. 4 bedroom H P beth log home 34286 New Crew Rd , Pomeroy lg pole butldmg & out bUI!dtng on 6 wlpond. (616)668·0758 acres If so, you qualify for a Senior Discount* when you pay ;for a 6 or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! Here's all you need to do ... Fill out the coupon below and drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ID. open posit1ons. We are look· 1 1 lng or a ul! time exp,erJ· anced cook We also have on call Part time positiOns available Please apply 1n person at the University's cafeteria. No telephone calls please. Underground r Hiring Booth Renters 304.. as or cell 304•59367 2.,.. 2288 -------,--Help Wantad Aeta1 VC ash.ter Full Time. Drug Test. Baci<ground Check, Drivers and current Junk cars paying $50 $300 L1cense If no answer, reave a mes· Insuran ce required. Send Resume to Dally Senlinel. sage 740-388·0011 PO Box 729·41 Pomeroy, Shop Press 20 ton mint· 6h 45769 E E 0 . mum, Serger Sewmg home Machtne 3 or 4 Thread Ladl9s• Work from detached garage 4+ ~cres and pond, fenc ed VERY NICE• Call 740·379·9867 or older? flJalltpoli6 mailp QI:ribune tlotut tlleasant Re!.Ji6ter The Daily Sentinel p ' e serv. Bnck Home 2 112 bath, 6BR, FR LA, 4 ftrepl aces, huge Are.you 65 R1o Grande 's campus has 80hr S Q CLASSIFIEDS ResCare Home Care Is accept 1ng app!lcattons tor Support Associates. CNA & STNA.MRIDD eKp. pre· ferred Apply at 8204 Carra Dnve, Gallipolis, Mon . Frl, 8·4 Email resume to · rharrison@rascare .com. wv 10 ~~~;;;:;,~~~ 2 112 --,-,-::c-~-:-::-ccc-- Sodexho Catenng ServiCes POST OFFICE NOW located on the Untversity of HIRING A n Pa $20/hr or v,. 'I $57Kiyr Includes · Fed Ben, OT p la ced by ad 5 ource no1 USPS who hires 1·666-403·2562 - - - - -- - ~rogra.m substttutes needed to work at Carleton SchOol & Meigs Industries Teachers, Rl \I I "il \II BUSINIS'i ~=.=N~O~T~IC~E~·•=~ r..•-·oimi Hi ~i ~i Li·r.i-rl t..-i.iili.iiiiiiitliiiio._.l ------Hair Salon In Pt. Pleasant, TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? No Fee Unless We Wtnl 1·888·582·3345 01'1'0Kt1JNI11' IIEIP WA~TED salary, rio forma l exp. need- classroom atdes, Registered Miner Class, starting soon. ed ~-mall @ytc·ti!e com lor N~-trse or LPN, bus drivers, , Whit-Co-Train ing 304•372. _,n_Io_ _ _ _ _ _ _ van drivers and adu lt servtce 8346 workers to work wtlh chit- ~------Yard Sale Fn & Sa! Ba m, FEDERAL d nc1 adu11 6 WIlh de ve1• -The Jadl:son County Farm ren a AssorTed ttems, Pak & Play, POSTAL JOBS opmenlal disabilities. Htgh Servtce Agency (FSA) Pine Dr CamPnConley $17 89-S28.2711lr, now hir· School diploma or GED. Office, USDA has one r· 519 FollowS1ns · andlree E xpertence pre Ierre d bl =~,;.;;;~.;;;il~-.., mg For applicatiOn u manent fu~ ttme non·Civ tl W ,\NIT.IJ governement job info, ca ll tratnlng IS available. Submit service program technic ian lU JlU\' Amencan Assoc of Labor 1· app ttcatlon or resume to· posttlon a\lallable ..__ _ _ _ _ __. 9 13.599-8226, 24/hrs. emp. Carleton Schooi/Me tgs veteran preferen ce does ld ..._..;iiiiiiitiiiiiii-.P 10 YARI> SALEPl~ PuA"iANT , Absolute Top Dollar stl· 1 ver go cotns, any 10K/14K/18K gold jewelry. denteir gold, pre 1935 US currency. proof!m tnl sets. diamonds. MTS Coin Shop. 151 2nd Avenue. Gallipolis. 446-2842 Borrow Smart Con lee the Oh1o D1v1sion of Financ•ar rn sttlutton's of Consumer Office Aftaus BEFORE you refinance your home or obtain a roan . BEWARE of requests lor any large advance payments of fees or tnsufance Call the Olltce of COnsumer Aftatrs torr free at 1·B66· 276·0003 to learn if the mortgage btoker or lender ts properly licensed. (Thts tS a Public servtce announcement f rom the Ohio Valley Publlshtng Company) ____i.O._ _ __. don't haul your logs to lhe Mtl! just call 304·675·1957 www.comics.com 111.'.0 Garage sale· Sat Aug 30 , Wtpp!e Rd .. FIVe Points area, rain or shtne, mororcy· cle jaci<et men's, women's clothes, btcycles, 4·wheeler Itres, racin g 4 wheeler parts, toys, mtsc Contact Rape Crisis Cenler, ---::-:-c:-c-:-c- PO Box 2963, Hunllnglon Garage Sare-Fnday 9·5,Sat WV 25728, by Sapt 1. 2008 until noon Middleport·off Rt An Excellent ••ay \o earn 7 across from Leadmg " .,.. money The New Avon Creek Ad on t aylors Dr 10p cart Manryn 304·882·2645 01 Walch lor \ Longabe rger-purses·& -bas- AVON• All Area sI To Buy or kets, Pampered·Chef. DVO SelL Shtr!ey Spea rs, 304· player • ,e lectromcs,vtdeo 675-1429 boks.baseball cards ,ro! IS· - - - - - - - sene toaster oven, rots of Book keeper tmmedlate nice clolhtng & mtsc tlems. employment, attra ctive H'll TO loAN George's Portable Sawmtll. II\\\( I\! Inc. je welry, glassware, linens --. and many other mtsc ttems 100 WORKERS NEEDED wood Sale hours Thursday ' 8·5, AssEimble crafts, Frtd ay 8· 3 & Saturday 8-5 items To $480/wk Malerials· 4 provided. Free tnlormalton DT• Y i\RD SI\I.Epkg 24Hr: 801 ·426 -4649 Pof\1ENO\'/MII>[)LE I trimming, Spring & Fall !!:'::-"~-----, cleanup. Day 740·853· I 702 ~ PRorEx<;tONAL or Ntght 740·379·2599 SERVICFS r Autos for Sale .... .. ...... .............. .................... 710 Boats & Motors for Sale ........... .................. 750 For sale Electnc wheelcha•r !nvacare Pronto M71 Sure· Step 304·675·8 156 Pet Cremalt ons Call 74044 6-3741 Adult male cat, yotmg female ca t, (740)992·527 5 Auto Parts & Aeeessortes .......................... 760 Auto Repair .................................................. 710 ..'• . the basts ol race, color, rell - Gallipolis Career College g1on. sex. natural ongm. (Careers Close To Home) pohlicar afflltation sexual Call Today! 740·446·4367, orientation . marital statu!i. 1·800·214·0452 diSBblltly, age, memb8fShiP .,._. Qll ll<pohsc~n~a rt;ol le ge !ldll tn an employee organtza - Accredlt.. d Member Accr~tdit lo 11 lion, or other non-men! lac· Courrc11 lor ll'ldeperldent CDII&ges \ \i/18'e fo <?l1' l--t612.e, ¥1D. 1 10 ..'• Valiey Pubtl1hlng ruerve• the right to edit, riJec:l, or cancel sny ad at anw- tlm18' &rora must be reported on the l1r11 d•y of C_A_R_L-~l--E----------------------------~ lt.to. .H•E•IP•W•A•Nn. .~_,., ..·~. . . .&i i'_l~. .~.~--~ ;i:::::M:o:M:~:::; CLASSIFIED INDEX At Holzer Clinic, You Can Always Count on ... ' POLICIES· Ohio Tr!bune-Sentlne!·Aegtster will be re~ponslb/alor no more than the coat of ll'le space occupied by the error and only the first Insertion We shall not any Iota or expenH thai reaulllfrom the publicat ion or omlaalon olan ldvertlaement. Corr.ettlon Will be made In ttle t1rat IYIIIable edit ion • BoN ,;::::~•!:; are alwaya conlldantlat • Currant rate card applies. • All real 1!811111 advertlaem11n11 are aubject to the Flldtral Fa ir Houtlng Act ol 1968. • This accepts only help wanted ada muting EOE atandards Wa will not knowingly accept any advertising tn vtolatlon olthe 111w Will not be r&~ponalble errora In an ad taken vver tbe phone. ------ VFD plans hog roast • YARnSALt: Real Eslal Tribute to the River set this weekend www.holzerclinic.co,m • . , ~ Thursday for Sundays Paper K_I_T_& __ r Stolen - red 05 Kawasaki , Rooms available at Darst 360 Pra1r1e 4-wheeler !rom Group Home. male or Chester area, any mlo call female , (740)992·5023 (740)985·3428 r______,.l rro How you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your clas~ified ads ~ Borders S3.QO/per ad t Graphics 50¢ for small S1.00 for large • All ads must be prepaid" AuQ 29 & 30 at Clay Town House on lovers Lane oil Found· small bl/br male 2 18 Lots of baby clothes © 2008 by NEA, puppy w/stub latl, Hemlock Barnes, McCarty & Donne! dvertlsements ar Grove Ad 8/25/08. 740· 4Hl· ubjeCI to Ihe Federa 1477 (740 }992·61 14 Aug 29·31 from 8· 5 1 mile WANllD air Housing Act o out of Rio Grande SA 325N TO 8U\' 1968. Foun d Forest Run Rd. F toward Vtnton Boys gtrts ..._ _ _ _ _ _, . dog & M pup, Beagle mi~ womens mens clothes, toys, Tool s & etc mech· power bl onde color (7 40 )416·0799 furntture , Longaberger. )This newspape tools carpenter tools lawn & ccepts only hel LOST Potnt Pleasant area, Frlday Aug 29, lrom 9-2 a! garden kntfes & watches. anted ads meetin last week 380 HI Po1nt Au to 59 1 Jay Dr Galhpolts Jewelry Buy lrade or sell. home 388 _1515 or cell 208 _ OE standards. Ptsto! SRA# P88 2722 Clothes. toys. mce com puter 0320 Phone 304 ·882 ·2836 desk, gtr!s b1ke, m1sc Items -------)oWe wltl not knowing y accept any adver Lost Male En~l1sh Bulldog Movtng Sate Aug . 29, -30, Tools & etc mech· power isement In violatlo off Shawnee Lane & SR 160 Sept. 1 8:30·5"30 at 15 Ann tools carpenter tools rawn & garden , kntles & watches. t the law. tn woods Named M1key Call Dnve. GallipoliS, Ohto Jewelry. Buy trad e or sell L:;ii;ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:,, 446·30 74 Reward 1t found Multiple fa mily yard home 388·t515 or cell208· sare Augusl 281h, 29th and 0320 30th at 715 Third Avenue 1n 4x4's For Sate ...... ...................... .......... ........ 725 Galhp olls Baby tle ms and Announcement ............................................ 030 baby boy clothes. young gtrl Antiques .............. ....... ............ .. ................... 530 clothes and toys . young . 1:';:~..;.-----, Apartments for Rent ................................... 440 mens clothes and shoes JIEI .P WANil:l> • Auction and Flea Market. ........ .. ....... .. ....... .. OBO •nc ludmg cleals. costume ..__ _ _ _ _ _• pplles. Sternwheel, ribs festival 740-446-5381 All Display: 12 Noon 2 Businass Days Prior To Publication Sunday Display: 1:00 p.m. ald. _ ublicatlon or omis ion ot an advertise ent Correc1ions wil made In the firs Dally In-Column : 1:00 p.m. Monday-Friday for Insertion In Next Day's Paper Sunday In-Column: 1:00 p .m . Friday For Sundays Paper lost. Yellow Pomerantan. JUSt had a bath, does not have a collar on las! seen State Route 325 b,etween Tycpon Lake and Rto Grande. 245-5497 or 245· 0595 $25 00 must be pre- he Display Ads LOST t\~ll ad at any time. Paranormal conference Word Ads • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Indude Complete Description • Include A Prk:e • Avoid Abbrevliltlon& a Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Davs Ohio Valley Publishing reserves the right to edit, reject or cancel any Entertainment Briefs A1edica/ExceUence Local Caring:· GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Offtee 11o~~ PARKERSBURG, W.Va. tAP)- Things that go bump in the night and a whole lot more wtll be discussed in Parkersburg thi s weekend. The Haunted West Virginia Ghost and Paranormal Conference is set for Fnday and Saturday. Tom Moore is co-founder of th e Mid'Ohio Valley Ghost Hunters, whi ch is ;ponsor\ng the, event. He says the group want s 10 make it known ' ' that ghosts are real. The conference is being held al the Sumnerite · Museum. which was used- as a Civi l War hospital, and will include lectures by local paranormal experts. POINT PL E!\St\N T. W V,t. H.,,·cn: Brian and Family Conference attendees will have a chance to win - The gmpe l JUbilee \\il l Con nections of Lon~ Boltom, tickets 10 an all-night pri~ate ghosi hun! at the forOh1n: ' Eternity Point mer Weston Hospital. return to ~~ ]()L·~II "t.rgt.:: lll' Xt month . Pleasant: Debbie Dodrtll of Plans e't!ITC!lily <~re under Vi111on, Ohio: the Browders of . way for the inaugural Fall Hilton;. Va.: P<Lul and Mary Gospel Juhilec , slated th i; year Ntchols of Clendenin; the WHEELING. W.Va. (AP) -· Barges, make way. for Monday. Sept. I al the Wc;t Kings: and Truly Sftved Trio . Starting Friday. !he Ohio ·River wtll be filled with . Virgrma Stall' Farm Mu~~urn . In audition, the histone vintage powerboats and hydroplane racers for !he For Ewlyn Rmt> h. prumol buildings anti country kitchen Wheeling Vintage Rac eboat Rega tta . er, it's ~~ true homecoming. at the farm museum will be Organizer Dan Joseph and wite Debbie founded The annu cLI Bend Are<\ Gospel open for people i'n altendance. !he regalia in 2006 after seeing the New Martinsville Jubilee. w h~eh she has proRoush added that adinis- Regatta, where dozens of world records were set moted I'm ne;.trl v lwo Ucct1des. stlln to !he event will be free, between 1938 and 2003. look place al tlic f<1 nn muse· bul a love offering will be The Browders The 20·foot hydroplane boats will scream down the urn for "~vera] yec trs until it taken. Camping also is avaii - Ohio at speed; approaching or exceedi ng 100 mph. outgrew the facil it y. and she ahnutthe upcoming L'Vcnt. <Lble. and Roush encouraged different w.tys .• The Wheeling event begins Friday '" cranes lifl satd pcopk hcl\ e '"1-.cd her "' lmi ;s !he people of Mason "'ill makes you reel " ~ it'J those allcndmg to bnng lawn the boats into the river. mnnerous. trme-; to urgani;c a Coumy. We hope our friends you wan! to keep (planning chairs . II it rains, 1l1c even! Racing begins I0 a.m. Salllrday and cominues all similar event in the fall. here will come oul and sup· jubtlccsJ.' ' she audcd with a wi ll he mnvcd to the air-con- day. Racing will stop lwLce - ftom tJonn to I p.m . . Although !he lann museum pori us ... Rou sh added. 'This smile d i1i<lned. recent Iy-remodeled and from 3 to 4 p.m. - lo let barges pas;. typically is closed on Moml.ty\ is something we really look Singing will begt n at 2 p.nl dining room. The action res umes Sunday. wrapping up at 6 p.m. ,md major holiua y;. Roush forward to doing in the fall ." .. You•never know what (the both d<Lys. on the outdoor stage <t nd wtll ~aiel .t moving tciL·phnnc con She satd she loves to sec peo- LLl cludc Ro val Ha nds ot Iall gospel jt•bilee) could grow versation wtlh Lloyd Akers. ple come together for a jubilee. Mount Nebo:.Mike Upright of inln. Only God knows what's dtrector. and other voi LIIlleers and she\ always imprcssed.by Penrose. N C : Gloryland tn store t'or it."' she concluded. created excllemenl among the what a gospel song can do and Believers of Gallipolts Ferry; For more ;nf'ormatinn, call MARIETTA - The eighth annual Ste rnwheel group. and everyone is eager the way tl touches people m the Roush Famrty or New Nous/i ill (304) 882-2049. Rockin ' Rib Fest is set to kick oiT in downtown • Mari etta Thursday. Sept'. 4 from 61o 10 p.m. with a • concert and some of the tastiest . mouth-watering ribs mound! The Rib Fest takes place at !he Lafayette Hotel lot and is organi7ed by th e Marietta. parking POif\iT PLb\SANT. W.Va . lance ot the two ~rem rivers Additional act iv tti e; on 1.1p Accordi ng to Fowle•. food Washington County Convention & Vi.sitors Bureau. - The Ctiy of Potnt Pleasant we have here,'' Fowler said. for Saturday include th e such as sandwi ches, hot dogs , has rc Iied on the river for "'We see the commercial side bbsing of ihc boats at I0 p11za. tee cream . popcorn and Rib Fest activities begin al 6 p.m. with ribs being man y years, and thi s week- alii he time, but (Tribute In the a.rn. along with the rr vcrboitl soil' dnnks w1ll be available served until 9 p.m . (or until they are gone). end's second annual Tribute River) will have peopl e who whi stle blow and calli ope throughout the d~y. Bad Bo~s Admission is $ 15 ages 12 and up; $ 10 und er 12; and to the River will prov1de an love the recreallonal side." -Concert. scheduled to stan at BBQ of Hamlm ·also will kids 5 and under are free. The event features an outdoor concert with the band Hip Pocket playing ·opportunity In ; howcase ' the Friday \ acti vities will kick II a.m. A cot nhule contcH have dinners available. riv er's beaut y as we ll as pro- off al 9 p.m . with !he and lint (lirow .contest also Fowler satd he expects a favorite tunes from the 1960s, "70s and '80s . To team more aholll 1/re el 'e/11, cnnlacl the vide a day of entertainment. Esqu ires, a IO·piecc show- are set for the afternoon: in large crowd and urged resiMarieiWIWashington Cow1ry. CVB ~fflce w (740) Tribut~ to !he River. ;laied ba nd from Charleston. v, hid1 cas h prt7.cs wL II be dents to :LIIend. J 73·5 I 78 or log 011 lo II'WII:MariellaOhio. org!Wemto begi n at 9 p m. f'r idcly. wil l According to Fowler. !he awardC"d to wirHle Js. "'I c11courage (residents) to whee!ribf' es/. . feature an :IITay of stern- Slernwheelers requesteu that . Sternwhceler rac e; wi ll' tol · wmc and spend !he day. wheeler bmth. cntertmnment. the Esqu ires perform. low at 2 p.m . Other acti vities The re will be plenty to see "(The Esquire;) are a band fur the day mclude .. kantoke and do. Come spend the day dancing and fouJ . According to Point Pleasant or doctors and lawyers - !hey with Rockin " Rnnni e anti a "n the •·ivcr." he said. Ri~cr Mu se um Executive arc all professionals who love square dance fea lurinl! Frank He· added tliat the' river GALLIPOLIS - Harrison Township Volunteer D~rector Jack Fowler. !he lo play music." Fowler said. Boles and !he H1gh Country museum will he open both Fire Department\ third annual hog roast and auc.even! will provide a cha11cc In audition , tours of the Band set for 8 p.m. d<~y s ami encouraged vi;nors tion is Satmday, Sept. 13 at the VFD on Little for re sident.s to see l1 tm many AEP Towboat MaFiner also In addition , Sam Stephens. In view !he new 2.400 gallon Bullskin Road. recreational opportu nt lte; the will take place Friday son or local pi ,mo pLt ycr aquarium located in the ActiviJies start at noon with the Big Bend river offers. evening as well .ts all day Albert Stephens, "schcuulcd mu~eum. Cloggers. Paul "Bub"" Williams performs at 2 p.m., "(Trihu lc 10 the Ril'er; is Saturday. . According 10 to play a ;axophone cOill'ert Admi.HIOII}or. Tribute ro rite and the auction is at 3 p.m. · important 10 'me bccau;c we Fow ler. the Mariner is one of at 6 p.m Vocali;l Joey !lit·er trill be free . For more There will also be a cow drop. J O.foot in tlatabte arc a ri vl' r- orie ntt:d area. Thi ~ the fi rs! new towboat; that Wilcoxon I S slated lo fol lo w rnforma/irm, call (304 ) 674- obstacle course, face painting for kids and a 50/50 ' wi ll cmplla;ize the impor- AEP built and launched. with a perform:mce al 7 p.m. 0 i.J4. drawing. HOLZER CLINIC Websttes: www.myda il ytribune.com www.mydatlysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com To Place \!Cribune Sentinel l\egt~ter · Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992~2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today••• Or Fax To 992-2157 Or Fax To (304) 675-5234 *POLICIES* feu the Ft C11d1 An Coll>ln "'Seplcmher promi;e; ,;, he ,, hus) and excnlllg momh lor the French An Colon/ '' ' member; and !he ~enc ral public. wi th a unique cxhihil. the fund Submitted pholo rars 1ng yard -,ale anJ ;t he very appealing SL'COJJd program in This necklace is one of the pieces on exhibtt at the French !he Salon Se ries." Napora saiJ. Art Colony dunng September. Selections from the 25th Fu1 uddi1imwl rn/[Jnnafion . annual Juned Members Exhtbition of the Ohio Designer mil rile FAC m ( 7-10) .Jo/6 -38.!.1. Craftsmen "Best of 2008." Galli a IndustrieS, 1310 Carleton nol apply Incumbent wt!l Street, P.O. BoK 307 · asstst delivering available Syracuse, Ohto 45779 - -- - - - - - federal farm programs ro -:agncurturar prodLtcers W1th1n Property Manager needed lh 1 ot lhe ooune serv ce area fo r fa mily community. Part· ty office. Background and or ttme Mus! have prev •ous Sacurr·1y ·tnves1·lgftlton · wt'II be e~~:perience. reliable trans- required prtor lo establish· portahon, be dependable menl of antrance -to- duty. and abl e 10 work mdepend· dale, once se lection IS. enlly.. EOE/OFWP Please made Applications w1!1 be forward resume , incltld tng accepted 111rougl1 salary reqwemenls 10 Box Sep!embar 05,2008 and are t 0 1 c!o Gal! tpo lts Dat!y avat lable at. the Jackson Tnbune, PO Box 46,9. 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D\CI _1(} ...,c[I.!L'tillll·, fro m !he 25th .tllllu.d Jutted Memhc" l:\hihition of th e· Oh t'o D c"~ 11cr · Craftsmen "' Be·,t ol 21lox·· JUr te·d 'It""'· mTOrLiill ~ tu .Carr i ~.? 1\ctpnr.t. the FAC l'Xl'l'LIIi\l' dirL'L'I"l)r Ill' Tht ' .1 D cx ht hll WtlrJ\..., 111 k. tllll' ln ~ metal. wood. L!l<~"'-· lihl'l. L'L'I" ,i nli L''· .]L'\\L'il") ... <tlld m i>..~ d mcdi.r fro m noted .trti . . h around the l ' S.. will open on Fn da). Se pt 5 Tlti ; \l"t·) u11iquc dl'play 11 til be 111 th~ During gal lc-rie-.. unti l Oct. ~6 Octo her. arc tou r.., c 11cnurag~J to learn about the 111<1\ L' ri.t b , ll\(.'d Ill lh L' ' h ll\1.-, where thdt 'tvlc fir . . t ~' llhcd in the \\'orld . th~ l>ri!:!in.d fu lh:tion .md the culiurc,' that util11ed them. As at>edu cai!LIIl .tl cxhtbit. it i-.. iUcal fln ,c!Jpol l'll: ld trip;. Spun"'" f<ll the ; IH J\\ 111 September tn e· lud c C.C. Cald\\ell Ttudill ~. Olllo Valley Biln~. Elcli"~Cri!l't .tnd the Gallipoli s Rlk ' Lmlgc 107 . The continual! on ol the cxhtbit in (ktobet " sputLsorcd hy gt\tlll suppo rt from the Found,tli on 1\ ll· App.tlathi:111 Ohio 'Tm a Chtld or Appalachia .. pro~ ra!ll. 0 ,1\'C Snyder Custom Steel Fahricdli on, Cen tral Supp ly and L&L Scrap Metal. Another important French ·\ rt Colon) cvclll in Septe mber '' a lutJd -r:l!;cr fot the FAC. thctr L1bo t Oil\ Yan.l Sale at R!\crh! . o~l l dil y- ~lon<hi) .' Sepl. I. from H a.m . unul 6 p.m. ThthC wlm \\'a ni JO contribute are un;ed tu loo~ in their clo ~­ L'h. aTtiL" . ha-.emcnt . . . \\hen: l! nwanted hmhi- hold items are ta ~l!l g up rret: rou:-, :-. tora g~; '-~fJdc'~. and bnn ~ Meigs County, OH We CO'IIV"7 . Melp,Wia, And Muon Counties Uke thc111 tu th e hc nch At! Colonv. 10 he aehkd ·to !he ,,de All ' proceed; fo r . . nltl !!Ootb will !!O to th e ' ' he·nch Art Col<lny. The· ; ecoml 111 the S:don Scric' )\t il be on Friday. Scpl. 11. ill the Mcrrv Winery Appearing i ill 'he 1i1embcr; "I !he Ohto Valley Symphony. : tlon~ \vtth Th e Find ers . an ;H.:ou~ tic gro up The ,u·tr st will he announced won The ori ginal art work. produceu during !he e'c11 in~. 11 til be ra ffl ed oiT .11 !he· end ~)r the nig h! Ticket; . arc 5 10 per person. Festivnics he gm al (dO p.m. All pmcccds . Harvest Moon Pow-Wow scheduled for this weekend No .One Else cant County OH • E-mail GALLIPOLIS - Th is wee kend . !he \lative American Education Association Inc. IS determined to have one of the best pow·wov. s ui ; oulheaslern Ohio. and will present it; second annual Harvest Moon PowWow in the Gallipoli s Ci ty Park. starting Friday and concludin g Sunday. The purpose of the P"W·\\'0\\' CL!!llri bule; greatly !o th e revi talization of iradi!i on' ,md culture of the Native American s. The unique culture of the Native Americans will be' cxprc;secl.thrllligh music. dance and spiritual ity. Native American' uune together to ;hare experiences. discu." i"ue;, dcmnnstrale. sell and ex hibit ·their work. Dan Culler. a We;t Virginia·bO!!l ;loryteller. will be on hand to en tertain the children. tellin g stories of Chiet Cornstalk and Tecumseh. Food venders will be there to give a taste or Native American cooking and veterans from the American Le2inn and Gallia County Vietnam Veterans of America chapter will open up the ceremonies each day. The Artistic Drummers for thi s eve n! will be !he Thunder Boyz. They will be coming from Nonh Dakota. Thunder Boyz \\ ere the drummers 111 the movie "Naturally Naltve : · . Opening ceremonies begin at I0 a.m. each day. Closing ceremonies are at 7 p.m nn Friday and SaturdaY.. and 5 p.m. on Sunday classified@ mydai lytribune .com bl'nerit ongumg ptogr,mHning In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE Monday thru Friday 8:00. a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HOW IQ WRITE AN AQ ' Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... \\\Ol \t I \II \IS FOl'Nil »Errors Must B eported on the firs ay of publication an Tribune-Sentinel agister will b esponsible , for n ore than the cost o Inaugural fall gospel jubilee is Monday vallable edition. of . )Box number ads a !ways confidential. River races scheduled )>Current rate car GM:\w.n !072 YARD SAtE· GALUI'OLl~ 2Twtn s•ze Box Spnngs 304· 675·0102 kitncarlyle~comcast . net IN!>11WlTIO' tor. FSA 1s an Equal li ~'"":::f ";::""" ;;:::.":,:;";.;'::. ' ---, 170 Opportuntty Employer I'M Youf<e>A>o~? 1'fW{:2. · MISCil.IA~HJUS IIIC: InfoCision WM'TFJJ To Do 146 WoOdland Dr. Mul11·family sal e, mens· womens chll· Beagle m1x pupp1es Call drens clothes household Items, toys, movies golf 740·256·1651 ' clubs . etc, Fri 9-4 Sat ~-12 Med1um stze Male Dog, very Gentle 304·458-1657 1693 Williams Hollow Rd off r Ul!iTANO FotJNU SR 218, Aug 29·31 D&R lawn Care. mow· weed eahng , hedge m ~. Bull 'ling Supplies ........................................ 550 Business and Buildings ..................... ........ 340 Business Opportunity ................................. 210 Business Training ...... ... ...................... .'...... . 140 Campers It Motor Homes .......................... 790 Camping Equipment .................. ....... .......... 780 Cards of Thanks .................... ..................... 010 hl-~ ~~ Child/Elderly Care ....................................... 190 Electrloai/Rpfrlgeratlan ............................ ... 840 Friday & Saturday at Pat N-oel's turn on 124" off 7 towards Rutland third house on left Equipment for Rent ... ........... ....................... 480 Excavating ......... ,......................................... 830 Farm Equlpment ........ .. :.......... ..................... 610 Farms for Bent .... ............................. ............ 430 Farms for Sale ...... .............................. ......... 330 For Lease ........................................... .......... 490 For Sale ...... .................................................. 585 For Sale or Trade ....... .............. .......... .......... 590 Fruits & Vegetablea ........................... .......... 580 Furnished Rooms .................. ..............., ...•• .450 General Haullng ............................ :.............. 850 Glveaway ........................... ....... ...... .. .. ......... .. 040 Happy Ada ....................................................050 Hay & Graln ........................... ... ....... ......... .... 640 Help Wanted.n ......... ... .... J... .......... .. .......... ... 110 Home lmprovemenls .................... , ..............810 Homes for Sale .......................................... .. 31 0 Housohald Goods ....................................... 510 Houses for Rent .. .............................. .......... 410 In Memorlam ............. ... :....... , .. ..................... 020 Insurance ............. ............................... ......... 130 Lawn & Garden Equlpment ........................ 660 Llveatoc k............................... ,..:.... ............... 630 Lost and Found ........................................... 060 Lots & Acreaga .......... ........... .......... .. ........ ... 350 Miscellaneous ..................... .............. ........... 170 Mlscellaneou• Merchandlse .......................540. Mobile Home Repalr ............. .. ........ .. ........... 860 Mobile Homes for Rent ............. .... : ... ....... ... 420 Mobile Homes for Sala ...... ........... .... ...... ..... 320 Morley to Loan ... ...........,.. ............... .............. 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers ........... .... ...... ..... 740 Musical Instruments .. ... .................... ........ .. 570 Personals ................................ ,.................... 005 Pets for Sale ................................................ 560 Plumbing & Heatlng ..••'.......... ...................... 820 Professional Servlces .................................230 Radio, TV & CB Repair............................. .. t60 Real Eetate Wanted ... ........... ... ....... ............. 360 ,, Schools lnstrucllon ...................... .... .:......... 150 ·: • Situations Wanted ... ... ........... ...................... 120 Space for Rent .............................................460 Sporting Goods .......... .............................. .. .520 Seed • Plant & Fertilizer .............................. 850 , suv·s lor Sale .................... ............, .............720 Trucks for Sale ............ ............ ... ................. 715 Upholstery ................................................... 070 Vans For Sale .......... ... ....... ..................... ...... 730 Wanted to Buy ..... ....... .......... ....................... 090 Wanted to Buy- Farm Supplles .................. 620 Wanted To Do .............. ........................ ........ 180 wanted to Rent .. ......... ................................. 470 Verd Sole· Golllpolla .............................. .. ....072 Vard Sale·PomoroyiMlddlo ......................... 074 Yard Sale-Pl. Pleasant ................................ 076 -------Advocate for non ·proht Se~Lfal Assault Resource Center located in Mason County, full time degree tn soctal serv1ce lteld or com· parab le work expenence required'. Advocate w1ll be responstb!e tor devero pmenl of the program and worktng With v1ct•ms of se•ual assaurr Qualified applicants should send resume to Signs Middleton OHIO VAllEY PUBLISHING CO. recommends Estates Is Pt.Time lor DJ Karoke biJsi· accepting applications for ness , must be over 25 Temporary Home yrs old,good dnving record Supervisor, Duties include. neat appearance, able to o r k Profi ctent tn MICrosoft ¥Jprd w and EKcel wtlh good orgam· nts . weekends . Respond zaHonal skills. BS tn Human Box 138,Rutland,OH 45775 or call 740·742·7709 Services field a plus If you would like to ta ke advanlage of th is opportun1· ty, you may apply at 8.204 Carla Dnve. GallipOliS, Ohto or email a resume lo rharnson@ rescare.com . An Equal Opportunity Employer VIMIDN. .,-------- Ohto Valley Home Health, Inc hirtng Home Health A1des STNA, CNA, CHHA, PCA may apply at 1480 Jackson Pike, Ga!ltpolls, Ohto or phoile 740-441 · 1393 lor more tnlo. Competitive wages, m1!eage rei mbursement and benefits tnclvd•ng health tnsurance & mu ch more -------Owner/Operator Cargo Van · PIT 2' days per week Van must be 10 y/o or newer Dnver must have good dnvmg record Call Melissa lor more deteuls. Rush TransportaMn & LogtSIICS 800·989·7674 that you do bus1ness wtth people you know, .and NOT to send money through the mail unit! you t)ave mvesltgated the offenng r Dump and Aegmnal Pneumattc Tanker Onvers A& J Trucktng Company 1n Manet1a, OH IS searchtng lor qualified CDL·A drivers for reg1onal dump and pneu· mali c tanker pos1t1ons Qualified appli cants must be at least 23yrs, have e mtm· mum of I years ol sale com· mere ta! driving e~pertence 1n a truck, HazMat ce rttfication, clean MVA and good stab1 !i· ty We offer compettlive benellis plus 401 (kl and vaca· tton pay Contact Kent at 800-4#)2;9365 to apply or go to www.rpruckmg.com EOE s.. With our brand new party pten company Contact us Wal)t l o buy JUNK Cars today at 740·379·9'88701 $250.00 Futt Car 740·416· www.barefootpa rtles.com/dt 1594 eamleam 740.992·7603 Reduced Prtce. 4 bedroom H P beth log home 34286 New Crew Rd , Pomeroy lg pole butldmg & out bUI!dtng on 6 wlpond. (616)668·0758 acres If so, you qualify for a Senior Discount* when you pay ;for a 6 or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! Here's all you need to do ... Fill out the coupon below and drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ID. open posit1ons. We are look· 1 1 lng or a ul! time exp,erJ· anced cook We also have on call Part time positiOns available Please apply 1n person at the University's cafeteria. No telephone calls please. Underground r Hiring Booth Renters 304.. as or cell 304•59367 2.,.. 2288 -------,--Help Wantad Aeta1 VC ash.ter Full Time. Drug Test. Baci<ground Check, Drivers and current Junk cars paying $50 $300 L1cense If no answer, reave a mes· Insuran ce required. Send Resume to Dally Senlinel. sage 740-388·0011 PO Box 729·41 Pomeroy, Shop Press 20 ton mint· 6h 45769 E E 0 . mum, Serger Sewmg home Machtne 3 or 4 Thread Ladl9s• Work from detached garage 4+ ~cres and pond, fenc ed VERY NICE• Call 740·379·9867 or older? flJalltpoli6 mailp QI:ribune tlotut tlleasant Re!.Ji6ter The Daily Sentinel p ' e serv. Bnck Home 2 112 bath, 6BR, FR LA, 4 ftrepl aces, huge Are.you 65 R1o Grande 's campus has 80hr S Q CLASSIFIEDS ResCare Home Care Is accept 1ng app!lcattons tor Support Associates. CNA & STNA.MRIDD eKp. pre· ferred Apply at 8204 Carra Dnve, Gallipolis, Mon . Frl, 8·4 Email resume to · rharrison@rascare .com. wv 10 ~~~;;;:;,~~~ 2 112 --,-,-::c-~-:-::-ccc-- Sodexho Catenng ServiCes POST OFFICE NOW located on the Untversity of HIRING A n Pa $20/hr or v,. 'I $57Kiyr Includes · Fed Ben, OT p la ced by ad 5 ource no1 USPS who hires 1·666-403·2562 - - - - -- - ~rogra.m substttutes needed to work at Carleton SchOol & Meigs Industries Teachers, Rl \I I "il \II BUSINIS'i ~=.=N~O~T~IC~E~·•=~ r..•-·oimi Hi ~i ~i Li·r.i-rl t..-i.iili.iiiiiiitliiiio._.l ------Hair Salon In Pt. Pleasant, TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? No Fee Unless We Wtnl 1·888·582·3345 01'1'0Kt1JNI11' IIEIP WA~TED salary, rio forma l exp. need- classroom atdes, Registered Miner Class, starting soon. ed ~-mall @ytc·ti!e com lor N~-trse or LPN, bus drivers, , Whit-Co-Train ing 304•372. _,n_Io_ _ _ _ _ _ _ van drivers and adu lt servtce 8346 workers to work wtlh chit- ~------Yard Sale Fn & Sa! Ba m, FEDERAL d nc1 adu11 6 WIlh de ve1• -The Jadl:son County Farm ren a AssorTed ttems, Pak & Play, POSTAL JOBS opmenlal disabilities. Htgh Servtce Agency (FSA) Pine Dr CamPnConley $17 89-S28.2711lr, now hir· School diploma or GED. Office, USDA has one r· 519 FollowS1ns · andlree E xpertence pre Ierre d bl =~,;.;;;~.;;;il~-.., mg For applicatiOn u manent fu~ ttme non·Civ tl W ,\NIT.IJ governement job info, ca ll tratnlng IS available. Submit service program technic ian lU JlU\' Amencan Assoc of Labor 1· app ttcatlon or resume to· posttlon a\lallable ..__ _ _ _ _ __. 9 13.599-8226, 24/hrs. emp. Carleton Schooi/Me tgs veteran preferen ce does ld ..._..;iiiiiiitiiiiiii-.P 10 YARI> SALEPl~ PuA"iANT , Absolute Top Dollar stl· 1 ver go cotns, any 10K/14K/18K gold jewelry. denteir gold, pre 1935 US currency. proof!m tnl sets. diamonds. MTS Coin Shop. 151 2nd Avenue. Gallipolis. 446-2842 Borrow Smart Con lee the Oh1o D1v1sion of Financ•ar rn sttlutton's of Consumer Office Aftaus BEFORE you refinance your home or obtain a roan . BEWARE of requests lor any large advance payments of fees or tnsufance Call the Olltce of COnsumer Aftatrs torr free at 1·B66· 276·0003 to learn if the mortgage btoker or lender ts properly licensed. (Thts tS a Public servtce announcement f rom the Ohio Valley Publlshtng Company) ____i.O._ _ __. don't haul your logs to lhe Mtl! just call 304·675·1957 www.comics.com 111.'.0 Garage sale· Sat Aug 30 , Wtpp!e Rd .. FIVe Points area, rain or shtne, mororcy· cle jaci<et men's, women's clothes, btcycles, 4·wheeler Itres, racin g 4 wheeler parts, toys, mtsc Contact Rape Crisis Cenler, ---::-:-c:-c-:-c- PO Box 2963, Hunllnglon Garage Sare-Fnday 9·5,Sat WV 25728, by Sapt 1. 2008 until noon Middleport·off Rt An Excellent ••ay \o earn 7 across from Leadmg " .,.. money The New Avon Creek Ad on t aylors Dr 10p cart Manryn 304·882·2645 01 Walch lor \ Longabe rger-purses·& -bas- AVON• All Area sI To Buy or kets, Pampered·Chef. DVO SelL Shtr!ey Spea rs, 304· player • ,e lectromcs,vtdeo 675-1429 boks.baseball cards ,ro! IS· - - - - - - - sene toaster oven, rots of Book keeper tmmedlate nice clolhtng & mtsc tlems. employment, attra ctive H'll TO loAN George's Portable Sawmtll. II\\\( I\! Inc. je welry, glassware, linens --. and many other mtsc ttems 100 WORKERS NEEDED wood Sale hours Thursday ' 8·5, AssEimble crafts, Frtd ay 8· 3 & Saturday 8-5 items To $480/wk Malerials· 4 provided. Free tnlormalton DT• Y i\RD SI\I.Epkg 24Hr: 801 ·426 -4649 Pof\1ENO\'/MII>[)LE I trimming, Spring & Fall !!:'::-"~-----, cleanup. Day 740·853· I 702 ~ PRorEx<;tONAL or Ntght 740·379·2599 SERVICFS r Autos for Sale .... .. ...... .............. .................... 710 Boats & Motors for Sale ........... .................. 750 For sale Electnc wheelcha•r !nvacare Pronto M71 Sure· Step 304·675·8 156 Pet Cremalt ons Call 74044 6-3741 Adult male cat, yotmg female ca t, (740)992·527 5 Auto Parts & Aeeessortes .......................... 760 Auto Repair .................................................. 710 ..'• . the basts ol race, color, rell - Gallipolis Career College g1on. sex. natural ongm. (Careers Close To Home) pohlicar afflltation sexual Call Today! 740·446·4367, orientation . marital statu!i. 1·800·214·0452 diSBblltly, age, memb8fShiP .,._. Qll ll<pohsc~n~a rt;ol le ge !ldll tn an employee organtza - Accredlt.. d Member Accr~tdit lo 11 lion, or other non-men! lac· Courrc11 lor ll'ldeperldent CDII&ges \ \i/18'e fo <?l1' l--t612.e, ¥1D. 1 10 ..'• Valiey Pubtl1hlng ruerve• the right to edit, riJec:l, or cancel sny ad at anw- tlm18' &rora must be reported on the l1r11 d•y of C_A_R_L-~l--E----------------------------~ lt.to. .H•E•IP•W•A•Nn. .~_,., ..·~. . . .&i i'_l~. .~.~--~ ;i:::::M:o:M:~:::; CLASSIFIED INDEX At Holzer Clinic, You Can Always Count on ... ' POLICIES· Ohio Tr!bune-Sentlne!·Aegtster will be re~ponslb/alor no more than the coat of ll'le space occupied by the error and only the first Insertion We shall not any Iota or expenH thai reaulllfrom the publicat ion or omlaalon olan ldvertlaement. Corr.ettlon Will be made In ttle t1rat IYIIIable edit ion • BoN ,;::::~•!:; are alwaya conlldantlat • Currant rate card applies. • All real 1!811111 advertlaem11n11 are aubject to the Flldtral Fa ir Houtlng Act ol 1968. • This accepts only help wanted ada muting EOE atandards Wa will not knowingly accept any advertising tn vtolatlon olthe 111w Will not be r&~ponalble errora In an ad taken vver tbe phone. ------ VFD plans hog roast • YARnSALt: Real Eslal Tribute to the River set this weekend www.holzerclinic.co,m • . , ~ Thursday for Sundays Paper K_I_T_& __ r Stolen - red 05 Kawasaki , Rooms available at Darst 360 Pra1r1e 4-wheeler !rom Group Home. male or Chester area, any mlo call female , (740)992·5023 (740)985·3428 r______,.l rro How you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your clas~ified ads ~ Borders S3.QO/per ad t Graphics 50¢ for small S1.00 for large • All ads must be prepaid" AuQ 29 & 30 at Clay Town House on lovers Lane oil Found· small bl/br male 2 18 Lots of baby clothes © 2008 by NEA, puppy w/stub latl, Hemlock Barnes, McCarty & Donne! dvertlsements ar Grove Ad 8/25/08. 740· 4Hl· ubjeCI to Ihe Federa 1477 (740 }992·61 14 Aug 29·31 from 8· 5 1 mile WANllD air Housing Act o out of Rio Grande SA 325N TO 8U\' 1968. Foun d Forest Run Rd. F toward Vtnton Boys gtrts ..._ _ _ _ _ _, . dog & M pup, Beagle mi~ womens mens clothes, toys, Tool s & etc mech· power bl onde color (7 40 )416·0799 furntture , Longaberger. )This newspape tools carpenter tools lawn & ccepts only hel LOST Potnt Pleasant area, Frlday Aug 29, lrom 9-2 a! garden kntfes & watches. anted ads meetin last week 380 HI Po1nt Au to 59 1 Jay Dr Galhpolts Jewelry Buy lrade or sell. home 388 _1515 or cell 208 _ OE standards. Ptsto! SRA# P88 2722 Clothes. toys. mce com puter 0320 Phone 304 ·882 ·2836 desk, gtr!s b1ke, m1sc Items -------)oWe wltl not knowing y accept any adver Lost Male En~l1sh Bulldog Movtng Sate Aug . 29, -30, Tools & etc mech· power isement In violatlo off Shawnee Lane & SR 160 Sept. 1 8:30·5"30 at 15 Ann tools carpenter tools rawn & garden , kntles & watches. t the law. tn woods Named M1key Call Dnve. GallipoliS, Ohto Jewelry. Buy trad e or sell L:;ii;ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:,, 446·30 74 Reward 1t found Multiple fa mily yard home 388·t515 or cell208· sare Augusl 281h, 29th and 0320 30th at 715 Third Avenue 1n 4x4's For Sate ...... ...................... .......... ........ 725 Galhp olls Baby tle ms and Announcement ............................................ 030 baby boy clothes. young gtrl Antiques .............. ....... ............ .. ................... 530 clothes and toys . young . 1:';:~..;.-----, Apartments for Rent ................................... 440 mens clothes and shoes JIEI .P WANil:l> • Auction and Flea Market. ........ .. ....... .. ....... .. OBO •nc ludmg cleals. costume ..__ _ _ _ _ _• pplles. Sternwheel, ribs festival 740-446-5381 All Display: 12 Noon 2 Businass Days Prior To Publication Sunday Display: 1:00 p.m. ald. _ ublicatlon or omis ion ot an advertise ent Correc1ions wil made In the firs Dally In-Column : 1:00 p.m. Monday-Friday for Insertion In Next Day's Paper Sunday In-Column: 1:00 p .m . Friday For Sundays Paper lost. Yellow Pomerantan. JUSt had a bath, does not have a collar on las! seen State Route 325 b,etween Tycpon Lake and Rto Grande. 245-5497 or 245· 0595 $25 00 must be pre- he Display Ads LOST t\~ll ad at any time. Paranormal conference Word Ads • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Indude Complete Description • Include A Prk:e • Avoid Abbrevliltlon& a Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Davs Ohio Valley Publishing reserves the right to edit, reject or cancel any Entertainment Briefs A1edica/ExceUence Local Caring:· GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Offtee 11o~~ PARKERSBURG, W.Va. tAP)- Things that go bump in the night and a whole lot more wtll be discussed in Parkersburg thi s weekend. The Haunted West Virginia Ghost and Paranormal Conference is set for Fnday and Saturday. Tom Moore is co-founder of th e Mid'Ohio Valley Ghost Hunters, whi ch is ;ponsor\ng the, event. He says the group want s 10 make it known ' ' that ghosts are real. The conference is being held al the Sumnerite · Museum. which was used- as a Civi l War hospital, and will include lectures by local paranormal experts. POINT PL E!\St\N T. W V,t. H.,,·cn: Brian and Family Conference attendees will have a chance to win - The gmpe l JUbilee \\il l Con nections of Lon~ Boltom, tickets 10 an all-night pri~ate ghosi hun! at the forOh1n: ' Eternity Point mer Weston Hospital. return to ~~ ]()L·~II "t.rgt.:: lll' Xt month . Pleasant: Debbie Dodrtll of Plans e't!ITC!lily <~re under Vi111on, Ohio: the Browders of . way for the inaugural Fall Hilton;. Va.: P<Lul and Mary Gospel Juhilec , slated th i; year Ntchols of Clendenin; the WHEELING. W.Va. (AP) -· Barges, make way. for Monday. Sept. I al the Wc;t Kings: and Truly Sftved Trio . Starting Friday. !he Ohio ·River wtll be filled with . Virgrma Stall' Farm Mu~~urn . In audition, the histone vintage powerboats and hydroplane racers for !he For Ewlyn Rmt> h. prumol buildings anti country kitchen Wheeling Vintage Rac eboat Rega tta . er, it's ~~ true homecoming. at the farm museum will be Organizer Dan Joseph and wite Debbie founded The annu cLI Bend Are<\ Gospel open for people i'n altendance. !he regalia in 2006 after seeing the New Martinsville Jubilee. w h~eh she has proRoush added that adinis- Regatta, where dozens of world records were set moted I'm ne;.trl v lwo Ucct1des. stlln to !he event will be free, between 1938 and 2003. look place al tlic f<1 nn muse· bul a love offering will be The Browders The 20·foot hydroplane boats will scream down the urn for "~vera] yec trs until it taken. Camping also is avaii - Ohio at speed; approaching or exceedi ng 100 mph. outgrew the facil it y. and she ahnutthe upcoming L'Vcnt. <Lble. and Roush encouraged different w.tys .• The Wheeling event begins Friday '" cranes lifl satd pcopk hcl\ e '"1-.cd her "' lmi ;s !he people of Mason "'ill makes you reel " ~ it'J those allcndmg to bnng lawn the boats into the river. mnnerous. trme-; to urgani;c a Coumy. We hope our friends you wan! to keep (planning chairs . II it rains, 1l1c even! Racing begins I0 a.m. Salllrday and cominues all similar event in the fall. here will come oul and sup· jubtlccsJ.' ' she audcd with a wi ll he mnvcd to the air-con- day. Racing will stop lwLce - ftom tJonn to I p.m . . Although !he lann museum pori us ... Rou sh added. 'This smile d i1i<lned. recent Iy-remodeled and from 3 to 4 p.m. - lo let barges pas;. typically is closed on Moml.ty\ is something we really look Singing will begt n at 2 p.nl dining room. The action res umes Sunday. wrapping up at 6 p.m. ,md major holiua y;. Roush forward to doing in the fall ." .. You•never know what (the both d<Lys. on the outdoor stage <t nd wtll ~aiel .t moving tciL·phnnc con She satd she loves to sec peo- LLl cludc Ro val Ha nds ot Iall gospel jt•bilee) could grow versation wtlh Lloyd Akers. ple come together for a jubilee. Mount Nebo:.Mike Upright of inln. Only God knows what's dtrector. and other voi LIIlleers and she\ always imprcssed.by Penrose. N C : Gloryland tn store t'or it."' she concluded. created excllemenl among the what a gospel song can do and Believers of Gallipolts Ferry; For more ;nf'ormatinn, call MARIETTA - The eighth annual Ste rnwheel group. and everyone is eager the way tl touches people m the Roush Famrty or New Nous/i ill (304) 882-2049. Rockin ' Rib Fest is set to kick oiT in downtown • Mari etta Thursday. Sept'. 4 from 61o 10 p.m. with a • concert and some of the tastiest . mouth-watering ribs mound! The Rib Fest takes place at !he Lafayette Hotel lot and is organi7ed by th e Marietta. parking POif\iT PLb\SANT. W.Va . lance ot the two ~rem rivers Additional act iv tti e; on 1.1p Accordi ng to Fowle•. food Washington County Convention & Vi.sitors Bureau. - The Ctiy of Potnt Pleasant we have here,'' Fowler said. for Saturday include th e such as sandwi ches, hot dogs , has rc Iied on the river for "'We see the commercial side bbsing of ihc boats at I0 p11za. tee cream . popcorn and Rib Fest activities begin al 6 p.m. with ribs being man y years, and thi s week- alii he time, but (Tribute In the a.rn. along with the rr vcrboitl soil' dnnks w1ll be available served until 9 p.m . (or until they are gone). end's second annual Tribute River) will have peopl e who whi stle blow and calli ope throughout the d~y. Bad Bo~s Admission is $ 15 ages 12 and up; $ 10 und er 12; and to the River will prov1de an love the recreallonal side." -Concert. scheduled to stan at BBQ of Hamlm ·also will kids 5 and under are free. The event features an outdoor concert with the band Hip Pocket playing ·opportunity In ; howcase ' the Friday \ acti vities will kick II a.m. A cot nhule contcH have dinners available. riv er's beaut y as we ll as pro- off al 9 p.m . with !he and lint (lirow .contest also Fowler satd he expects a favorite tunes from the 1960s, "70s and '80s . To team more aholll 1/re el 'e/11, cnnlacl the vide a day of entertainment. Esqu ires, a IO·piecc show- are set for the afternoon: in large crowd and urged resiMarieiWIWashington Cow1ry. CVB ~fflce w (740) Tribut~ to !he River. ;laied ba nd from Charleston. v, hid1 cas h prt7.cs wL II be dents to :LIIend. J 73·5 I 78 or log 011 lo II'WII:MariellaOhio. org!Wemto begi n at 9 p m. f'r idcly. wil l According to Fowler. !he awardC"d to wirHle Js. "'I c11courage (residents) to whee!ribf' es/. . feature an :IITay of stern- Slernwheelers requesteu that . Sternwhceler rac e; wi ll' tol · wmc and spend !he day. wheeler bmth. cntertmnment. the Esqu ires perform. low at 2 p.m . Other acti vities The re will be plenty to see "(The Esquire;) are a band fur the day mclude .. kantoke and do. Come spend the day dancing and fouJ . According to Point Pleasant or doctors and lawyers - !hey with Rockin " Rnnni e anti a "n the •·ivcr." he said. Ri~cr Mu se um Executive arc all professionals who love square dance fea lurinl! Frank He· added tliat the' river GALLIPOLIS - Harrison Township Volunteer D~rector Jack Fowler. !he lo play music." Fowler said. Boles and !he H1gh Country museum will he open both Fire Department\ third annual hog roast and auc.even! will provide a cha11cc In audition , tours of the Band set for 8 p.m. d<~y s ami encouraged vi;nors tion is Satmday, Sept. 13 at the VFD on Little for re sident.s to see l1 tm many AEP Towboat MaFiner also In addition , Sam Stephens. In view !he new 2.400 gallon Bullskin Road. recreational opportu nt lte; the will take place Friday son or local pi ,mo pLt ycr aquarium located in the ActiviJies start at noon with the Big Bend river offers. evening as well .ts all day Albert Stephens, "schcuulcd mu~eum. Cloggers. Paul "Bub"" Williams performs at 2 p.m., "(Trihu lc 10 the Ril'er; is Saturday. . According 10 to play a ;axophone cOill'ert Admi.HIOII}or. Tribute ro rite and the auction is at 3 p.m. · important 10 'me bccau;c we Fow ler. the Mariner is one of at 6 p.m Vocali;l Joey !lit·er trill be free . For more There will also be a cow drop. J O.foot in tlatabte arc a ri vl' r- orie ntt:d area. Thi ~ the fi rs! new towboat; that Wilcoxon I S slated lo fol lo w rnforma/irm, call (304 ) 674- obstacle course, face painting for kids and a 50/50 ' wi ll cmplla;ize the impor- AEP built and launched. with a perform:mce al 7 p.m. 0 i.J4. drawing. HOLZER CLINIC Websttes: www.myda il ytribune.com www.mydatlysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com To Place \!Cribune Sentinel l\egt~ter · Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992~2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today••• Or Fax To 992-2157 Or Fax To (304) 675-5234 *POLICIES* feu the Ft C11d1 An Coll>ln "'Seplcmher promi;e; ,;, he ,, hus) and excnlllg momh lor the French An Colon/ '' ' member; and !he ~enc ral public. wi th a unique cxhihil. the fund Submitted pholo rars 1ng yard -,ale anJ ;t he very appealing SL'COJJd program in This necklace is one of the pieces on exhibtt at the French !he Salon Se ries." Napora saiJ. Art Colony dunng September. Selections from the 25th Fu1 uddi1imwl rn/[Jnnafion . annual Juned Members Exhtbition of the Ohio Designer mil rile FAC m ( 7-10) .Jo/6 -38.!.1. Craftsmen "Best of 2008." Galli a IndustrieS, 1310 Carleton nol apply Incumbent wt!l Street, P.O. BoK 307 · asstst delivering available Syracuse, Ohto 45779 - -- - - - - - federal farm programs ro -:agncurturar prodLtcers W1th1n Property Manager needed lh 1 ot lhe ooune serv ce area fo r fa mily community. Part· ty office. Background and or ttme Mus! have prev •ous Sacurr·1y ·tnves1·lgftlton · wt'II be e~~:perience. reliable trans- required prtor lo establish· portahon, be dependable menl of antrance -to- duty. and abl e 10 work mdepend· dale, once se lection IS. enlly.. EOE/OFWP Please made Applications w1!1 be forward resume , incltld tng accepted 111rougl1 salary reqwemenls 10 Box Sep!embar 05,2008 and are t 0 1 c!o Gal! tpo lts Dat!y avat lable at. the Jackson Tnbune, PO Box 46,9. 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The sbove described collateral will be sold " as Is-where Is", w ith no expressed or implied warranty local Contractor Free Estimates for Rl·modcling and Ne"· Uouse llullding C ull : MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • Gurugcs • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Palio's, Porches and De~ks MIKE W. MARCUM, OWNER ~ 72)V RiL·hcl 740-985-4141 Cell : N0-416-18.1 ~ 25+ year,, r!XfJerieiiCf' Free E.'itimale.i eral, prior to sale date contacl Cyndle or Ken al992·2136. (B) 27, 2s, 29 ' I JOE BLACKJACK, THE WORLD RII/ER BOAT 6AMBLER, WOULD LEARN 10 S~IJFFL.E ., FAMO~S I'EOPLE WCI<f/.Y MOQE ABOUT DYING INAPLANE CIIASH THAN FIIOM I-IEAI1T DISEASE. J ·BUT DUll CHANCES I WON'T MENTION OF DYING Ff<OM HEART DISEASE AAE 3TO I, YET WE'I1E STILL SEETKAT YOU DON'T. THE BEEF THING IINYMOR£ CONTENT TO GO ON EATING BEEF AND NOT EXERCISING. 'j ~ •• '• GARFIELD 1 KNOW 11"'5 HA~P, BUT TRY NOT TO THINK OF FOOCJ TRY TO V15UAI.IZE: A PEACS:FI..II.. MEAI'OW. .. Slang 57 Peper piece DOWN 21 Gleeful shout 22 Calehandou1 23 Swamplike 25 Precondilion s 28 Shortens an article 1 Big golool 2 Air-pump meas. 3 Soft metal 4 Barely win · (2 wds.) · 5 Mysterious 6 Raps sohly 7 "- Butter~ Graph '1iJw 'lllrlhdaf : Friday, Aug . 29, 2008 By Bernice Bade Osal in the year ahead, you will be pro\l'en wrong that there a re no opportumties out there for you. It loOks as il you"ll be JOining someone with whom you were previously successful. Th1s team will still have its magic. VIRGO (AIJg . 23-Sept. 22) - Be dlscf) rning as to whom you disclose any sen s111ve inlorma!IOn . because ·a shrewd operator may take th1s knowledg e and use it to manipulat e you in ways you can ·t escape tram . LIBRA (Sept. 23 -0cl. 23) - Usually you are a reasonably di sci plined person, but your defenses coul d be down and cause these sterl ing qualihes to be absent Steer clear of activities or Circumstances lhat mighl tempt you. SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) - Should you have to tower your standards 1n order to profi t personally in some rnan ner, ask yourself whethe r it's truly worth 11. You're lh e only one who w•tl have to fa ce th is dilemma . SAGI TTAR IUS (Noll. 23- De c. 21) You 'lllike yourse lt better if you are a producer r<iiher than one who nierely pon· ders . Instead of search1ng lor a reason why you shouldn't do something, lake positive action. CAPRICORN. {De c. 22-Jan. 19) Usually you're not reluctant to stand up for yo ur rights it you feel you are ' geMing the short ehd ol the stick: yet that could be your tende ncy at thi s time. G_et ba ck in character. AQUARIU S (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - I! you put too high a premium on your inde pendence, you may be inclined to "reject an jnleraction with someone who could help you. lrtl be your loss. not h1s or hers. Pr5CES (Feb. 20-March 20) Associates and cO.:workers ·could have tar greater respect and appreciation for your talents and abilities than you do When others te ll you how well you are doing, believe them. ARIES (March 21-Apri l 19)- There are certain people to whom you have a ten· dency to fee l inferior. especia lly in thM presence. Th at witt atl change when you discover how highly they r'egard you. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Don 't be overly concerned about dorng th ings 1n ways that you hope wi ll please others. It is much more important to please yourself in ways that you can feel good abol.Jt . GEMINI (May 21 -June20) - II you s ee ~ advice from too many sources. it Could confuse rather ~han help yo11. Besides: 1n the fina1 ana lysis . it will be a iudgment call that will makQ that crit rcal decision CANCER (June 2hJuly 22) - Before movin g forward. don't hesitate to as ~ the hard questions of thoae whOse busi nes s_ tactics i'\re dubious. It's beat not to ta'-.e anything lor grantee . LEO (July :i!3-Aug. 2~) - There IS a strong poes lbillty that you could be a 011 more susceptib le than usual to flatte ry, eo be cognizant of anyone who might be aware ot thll : ne or ahe may t~ to ta~ e ae111a n11gt of you . milk Sky "" 8 1492 caravel expanse 32 Sugarloaf locale in game 9 Even once 34 Showy lily 36 Toy fo r all ages or Laura 14 Tr8vel far and wide a takeoH 39 Hardy heroine 37 FedEx 1ruck 15 Windy Cily 38 Enthralled airport 40 Delicate 17 Hummus fabric 49 Back when shows 51 Notre Dame 24 Team cheer sight 25 Helen of 52 Luau Troy's story strings 26 Ruralsigh1 53 Get tangled 27 HertJ or g,oru 29 Polite word 10 Bruce 33 Ugh! 35 Doing 19 Kind 45 - -ho of coverage 46 Trouble20 Scallion some bug 22 ~ame 47 KickbaCks 43 Typewriter type size 44 Horror~film source se rvant k,--J- + - CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebnty (I pi\@! cryprograms ar e cr eate-d lrorr c~ :llat 'o~s C)' 'anM Each l~er ~~ t ~e C ll1~ e· stJ 1!lS 1;;• a~ o:"ef :~o~ ~ Dast ~nd pre-senl Today"s clue B eauais M •"J I 'PI SYL LV DIRXF KC VXBTG V I TD L Z • T G C WI D Z XT C I LVTL RXL VYWI FZG'L IZZ IGLFTK . 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For furthe'r inlorma· lion, or for an appolnl- I SOMETIMES · WIS~ T~AT lune 56 Ruad . Long Bott o m . OH given. I ment to Inspect collat· 1B7KF23631J210526 1989 Ebbtlde Molor Boat ETC90033F889 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION 740-367-0536 742·2332 Pomeroy, 740 -992 -0730 7 40-367·0544 · James Keesee II 1 I Insured .Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors. Windows , Electric. Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions Windows ! COW and BOY PSI CONSTRUCTION •Decks PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE '" Is hereby glvan that on Saturday, Augu s l 30 , 2008 al 10:00 a.m., a public sale will be held at 211 W Second St , Pomeroy, Ohio. The Farmers Bank and Savings Company . is selling for cash In hand or certified check the following' collateral: · 2004 Toyota Sienna V a n •m I 55 Okfoberfelt and Aleta 19 Meadow plaint • Adlai .Astro~ ---'--"'----~ A'll!'--":"'----, What do yo u th1nk about sn ;e2 ze play!,> '~ ImpoSSible? Fo r eKperts only? It is true that some squeezes are beyond the Command of most players. However. the Simple sque eze shou ld not be v1ewed askance. You can usually recogniz e the need for a simple squeeze by remembering two ' key points: You are one trick short of your contract with (usually) no apparent chance lor establishmg the needed extra winner. And you must have the rest ot the tricks except one. .In this e~ a mple deal . you reach four spa des aft er North makes a gam e-1nvi- ·. tational limit raise . West leads th e heart ace, under which East signals enthuSIastica lly with his nine. West cashes the heart l<ing and continues with a tfurd round to East's queen. East th en shifts to the club king. which you ta~ e w1th your ace You have only nine w1nners: five spades. three diamonds and one club. You have the rest ol the tricks ewcept one. The obvJOus chance is to find the mrsSing diamonds splitting 3·3. As you can se~ . though. they are 4-2 . You need a sque.eze . Take all live ol your spad e tricks, bflnging everyone down lo four cards. The dummy retains its diamonds. You have three diamondS and th e club 10. But · what does East keep? He cannot hold four diamonds and the club queen. If he pitches a diamond. you get tour tricks !rom the su1t after ail. II he throws the club queen. you cash your Club 10 and dummy 's three top d1amondS. Note that it diamonds are 3-3 , you shit make the contract . Tllere Is no hurry 10 touch that suit When a tr iCk shy. run your long surl and hope a defender "makes the wrong discard.~ BIG NATE IMI'Rov~mNrs . ~illliiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii- Pass Pass ~ Hor.m to 34 0 Sup9rtor Mainten ance . All GH.IIN repair, in side and out. PILtmb1ng. ca rpen try. e1c. Second cutting Analfa and Call 339- 3442 Orchard grass. $4.50 pm bale. Good horse hay. 740· 248-5047 D BARNEY ••AY.& CKC Miniature Pinschers. Two 5 month old ma te s. tails, ears. shots done. M&F 5TDZA23C94S079385 also lor sal e. 388·8786 2001 Dodge , 2500 Pure Bred Siberran Husky puppies have 2 len white with mask & blue eyes males.house orlented.$160. very ni ce.740-5080279.1ocal cell phone .Hardwood ca~!netry And Furniture Paul Rowe Pass Pass The possible "impossible" play *lno.;url'd l'tu ~ Pi ll u11. lkd,~1rt1> & I4 44 Opening lead: 'I A FRANK in sail S4 Chain danct! grade 31 Grassy East P<~ss 48 Big lizard 50 Elemenl 12 Up and running 13 Rat on 15 Ki1chen gadget 30 Average North Work V;t l :m L\' ~ ­ Jon Van Meter 6 5 :1 A 10 WCst 1 Shcl'l'S, R\Jd Plld ct Drap('"· Q9 5 J 9 8 -1 K Q 82 Soulh 'Prnmp,1 and Quality IJI 'ii i X' ~ . RV Service at Carmichael Trail ers 740-446· 3825 JET AERAT ION MOTORS Repa ired, New & Rebuilt In Stock. Gall Ron E11ans,. 1600·537·9528. Sentinel . Stanley Tree- Owners: • • • Dealer: South Vulnerable: Bolh ~ 96 Dodge. 150 SLT. auto. 4 1 Fall mums 3/$'1 0.00. Yoder's wheet dri ve, e~ l. cab. to pper, Greenhouse. 1032 1 SA 141, bed liner, CO player. Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 1740)992·4234 ~· TilE IVINIJOII" MmoHHOMES 4x4 l.nii.-.•!1 43 Porker 46 Slick divisions 18 Son of Val East • 6 3 4 1/ 1411 mo pci in J 5 • CAM I,·: R~& 3pc Livi ng Room Suit, Tan & •---FoioooioRioiSii"Aiilii .E;.,_.f Teal $500 30~·675·396 6 . •· · i The 7:DO AM -8:00PM Davidson Harley Oav idsOJ;l Springer Soft Tail Bad Boy. Pristine Condition 13900 miles. $11 .500. 740- 441 - 1333 or 740-645·0546 ---~-'--- r 'Harley Heritage Soli-tail. $12,500. Call 446-7364 M F.Rll lANillW tr~e f)oint,.f)leasant l\egitter Stop & Compare ~:--~=----., tires. tune-up. be ll . $2.500 10 F.<\RM m ore ava ilable 30 4-675EQlJIPMENT 7386 or 304-675-56:3 I 91 Ford Crown Victorian, 94 Chevy Co rsica con· GIBBS ~NTIQUES Fri & vertible, Flatbed · trailer. 2 Sat. 10-5. Sun. 1-7. or by axles, yard sa le stut1. 446appt. Also. restore furniture. 3243. Located on Tornado Rd . ot1 At. 33. Racine (Park Police Impounds! Cars from & R1de exit. 74()-949·2246 $500!. Hondas. Chevys. Jeeps, Ford s, & morel for MISCFJ.I -\Nr~llls listi ngs aoo-620-4876 eK ~435 NEW AND USED STeEL Steel Beams. Pipe Rebar Concrete. Angle , For Channel, Fla t Bar, Steel Grating For Drains, Driveways & Walkways. L&L Scrap Metals Open Monday. Tu esday. Wednesday & Friday, 'Bam-4:30 pm. Closed Thursday. Satur day & Sunday. (740) 44 6- 7300 42 lime cooler .....: down (got quiel) 16 Geological South . AKQ105 • J B• 140-992-1611 Hours • • 10 7 4> 97 6 0 Remodeling ~998 Yamaha Gas Golf Cart, . 4-stroke. gas engine. new ,\11\l'illlh ,. 2001 ._,. 2DR $5000. Visit us at Wanted To Lease: Hunting GoCookMotors.com. Cook Property in Mason County Motors 328 Jackson Pike 304-882-2252 or 304-675- 740-446-0103 · __ ·Cbt •an(pilts Jlailp «rlbun_ e • • Complete Sizes 5'x1 0' to 10'x30' 08-18-oB + \\'est • 7 2 ¥ A K 10 2 • Garages 2459 St. Rt. 160 ~A~SS~I~F:;;;;;;;;;;;:I=E~D~S~ ~e~A___,~~ Ji: :li li i i ;l l as:~ __ . MONTY 40 MmlJHClUHV ~--ii1oiiiiiiiiiioio-pol 2br Apartment on Vi8.nd St beS ide Domino's $375 month , $375 depo~i t 30481 2·4350 · 6 J 96. 16 9 A K Q2 • • VA.NS 1995 Jayo Chevy conversion van mi les 098648, eKcellent shape,' easy on gas. 4 new tires 5 seats one makes bed. wrrv. $·5.000. also 6x16' 1rail er, double wheels. brakes, taillight. rea r-gale . '>'I Smn . 1 Chose Alder North Fow s,u.E Free Rent $400 me -+$400 dep, utilities Taking applications lor 3br. 2 Special!!! not included, No pets. Forest ba. mobile home $425.00 a Ap artment ava ilable · now 1 4~~: 70 2 br. 2 ba. on rental lot Riverbend Apls. New Haven Run area (740)4 16-0799 mon. -+ dep. & lease 3042 miles N. Pt. Plea sant 304WV. NoW accepting applica- 2&3BA apts. $385 and up. 273-6622 or 304-S74·6204. 4br, 2ba. HUD. ! only $238 786-032 1 or 606·922·9062. tions lor Hud-Subsidized. Cebtral Air, WI D Hooku p, month! Great Loca tion! (5% Two 2 bdrm. trailers w/front one Bedroo111 Apts. Utilities Tenant pa"ys electric. EHO 1991 Norris 14x70 2 baths - down, 20yrs. 8%,APR) porch and other updates. ~ncluded. Ba sed on 30% ot extra ni ce. All ready set up Listing s 800-620-4946 ex. $400, possible rent to own. adjusted in come. Call 304· Ellm View Apts . on rented lot • close to new T46 1 882-3121, ava ilclble for (740)243-58 11 JA GAHS. Might consider land (304)882-3017 Senior and Disabled people. contract. $13,500. 740·446· 5 room house Dt 44 Olive St. I\PAR11\mN"rs 4053 Has stove/fridge $425/rent FOR Rf;\'1· .c:c::__ _ _ _ _ _ , plus deposit. No pets. 446Gracious Living 1 and 2 2002 model, 70K26· dOuble ..3945 Bedroom .Apls. a! Vil lage · A · wide, 3 bedroom, 2 bath . -,--...,.--::--..,..--,--:--:-:-- 1 and 2 bedroom apartManor and Rivers1de pts. 1n den, family room wl fire- House in Gallipolis. 2 bed- ments. furnished and untur· · Middleport, fr om $327 to place. spacious kitchen w/ ·rooms11 /2 ba1hs. 446·9279 nished, and hoUses in - - - - - - - - $592 . 740·992·5064. Equal large d1·nn1ng room $30 000 Pomeroy and . Middleport. Beautiful Apts. at Jackson Housing Opportunity. . ' Off SA 141, 3BR, 2BA, Eatates. 52 Westwood firm. Call 740-645-5280 or security deposit required , no 740-441-0991 appllances, basement. I car pets. 740-992-2218. Drive. 'tram $365 to $560 T.w1·n R·1,0 rs '1owe • is accept,. ' garage. $500/mo plus -::--,---,-:-::-,--...,.-- 740-446 -2568. Equal ing applications for walling tBR Apt, WID hookups , 3 BR 14x70 on 5_7 acre s of deposit. (614) 226-0859 Housing Opportunity_ This list for Hud-subsidized. 1-b r land with 18x4 above ground satellite TV'. incl _ wfrenl , institution is an Equal apar tment tor the 3 2 d · · p ·d pool, 8x10 metal shed, Syracuse Br, lull baths. close to hospital. Call 740- 0 pport ~Jnlly rovt er an · elderly/di sa bled, ca ll 67512x24 shed with lo ti , , game room with bar & pool 339-.0362 Employer. 6679 $ 39 ,000. 321 4 Boggs Rd, table, large 24X40 garage -~-----,-....,..­ Pal!iot. OH. (740)256 _6586 with work area, all eleclric 2 bdrm . apt, remodeled , CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· centra l air. private 2 acre river lronlaije. washer/dryer EO & AFFORDABLE! • Brand new 3bed 2bath on park like senrng, $650 M, hookups, $450 , (740l243- Town house apartments, '"'"' c•.,,...., + ·half acre in Pl. Pleasant $650 dep .. rol. & lease 58 11 JR and./or · small houses FOR cw!•''"".,-' OWNER FINANCE AVAIL- req uired (740)249· 4307 : - : - : - - , - - - - - - ; - RENT. Call 1740)441-1 111 ABLE . 740-446·3570 \ 2 bedroom apartment tor lor application & information. rent -in Middleport, no Pets. FOH Rf:Nr New 3 Bedroom homes from 1740)992·5658 $214.36 per month, Includes Trailer Space lor rent. 1rnile 28R apl CIA. (740) 441 · many upgrades. delivery & """' ,,..,.. ~ 0194 from town . Call 740-4 413set·up. (740)36-5·2434 A • New Homes 45 771 . 740-949-221 7 Cdl :7~0 -41fi · fil44 s..,j,.-Cmn~~~ 2 br . . liv. rm. kitchen, 1 bath apartment . has.centmt air, fur nished w/ couch. chairs. waSher/ dryer, stove , microwave. beds. din. rm. tab le & cha! rs. includes wa ter & trash pick-up $450.00 a mon $400.00 dep . ca ll 304 -88 2-2523. leave messa ge and number if not at home '·-/J"-u.;.U:... Racine , .Oh io f~eoman excellenl shape. yeal old . $1 .400. (740)992·0174 j4'10 ROBERT BISSELl CONSTBUCDOII 29670 Bashan Road S1\ ~1g:.. Friday, Aug. 29th Sat., Aug . 30th Starts Bam Direct TV 4 Rooms FREE + HD & DVR Local , Experienced Service 1-888-521-5211 rent $125 deposit No pets. no alcohol . 446-12l1 or 645 6652 RUGER HYSELLS . GARAGE . ... ·~ Across from Family Dollar 19 11 Easle m Ave . 2 bed. full basement. $400 _ 992·62 15 PomerDy. Ol11o 25 't't>;Hs localE •(;t'Fit'nce Hill's Self Storage 'I •, Ball G1veaway S t op in YOUNG Ill V.C. 740-992-5980 Gam e t br. all elec., 1n New haven $300.00 a man. $300.00 dep., no pets 304·882·3652 : Room Addit ion• & Remodeling New Garages El.clrh;al & Plumbing Roofing I tluners Vinyl Siding & Painting Patio and Porch Decks wv 036725 Pt. Pl easant· Gall ia A cademy Informed that a ll . dwtUinga advertised in thlt newspaper are available on an equal opportun ity bases. Cl CARPENTER SERVICE 118 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Joy FM 88 .1 FM Live Remote Saturday 11 :00 to 1:00 The Frog 92. 1 FM HOl iSI·:' YOUNG'S Emmets Pub 1 :00 - 3:00 pm 1<1· \1\IS 8-12 Happy Hour · Men-Friday 5-7 Live Remote Friday MOBILE HOME LOT FOR RENT. 1031 Georges Creek Ad ,44 1-111t Phillip 11 In reserve BEFOnE PUEL':AK". GM Employee Pricing for Everyone 4 I Confederole general ACROSS Draft Night Friday- Karaoke w / Jenny 30 acres of bunting property BRIDGE $2.00 drinks :JP:J ~~ . [ Auu:..u;~:: This newspaper will.nol knowln~ l y accept advtrtiMments for real estate which 1!1 in violation of the law. Our COPY Or' I-41PPol.VTA'5 R.L.i, t$1\11 ' T IT'? Thursday- Ladies Night CAll OUR OFFICE AT 992·2155 lJIIS & NEA Crossword Puzzle ACCUAA~ Wednesday '12"column lncll...-y. GUi..~~TI~ GO ARC The Daily Sentinel• Page BS www.mydailysentinel .com OOP rr J0 -....& JNCAE.DI6LV BULLETIN BOARD Federal Funds IUS! released for Land Owners No closing cost and ZERO DOWNI W1ll do Land Improvements. Bankruptcy & Bad Crectn OK 2. 3, 4 and 5 bedrooms ava ilable 740· 446-3384 All rNI Htate advertising In this newspaper is su~t to the Federal F.tr H ous l n~ Act of 1968 which makea il illegal to advertise "aov pt'.t.rence, llmitltioo or dltc:rlmlnaUon based on I'IICe, color, religion , sex f.nMIIal atatus or national origin, or •n~ Intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.·· ALLEY Advertise in this space for $64 per month �Thursda~August28r2008 Your Meua9t ActOSI Wllh ADaly $trllnel $1.00 . w«o~umn 1nc11 sumav 2OC P\' JAY tor sale ~ 1 1 Galtia County $36.000. Call 740-379 -9887 10 tUKRENT ntaden are hereby $2 38/mo! 3 bed. 2 bath , Bank Repol (5 ~·o down. 20 years, 8"'o APR) tor hSI1ngs 800-620 -4946 ex. R027 Corner Hannan Trace & Patriot Ad., 1.248 sq. fl. living spa"ce. attached garage 22K22. lror;tl p01 ch 20'K8 ', 1,.387 acre. firm sale price as court appraised $66.500. ready to move in electriC/Water on. lor show 740-446-2545 or· 304-773· 9112. 3 Family Yard Sale · 55 S. 2nd Middleport, Ohio 1:00pm Salu rday 1 br. dupleK. about 600 sq. fl .. avail/now. Hud •apprvd.,. $350. t stllasl mo_ +dep. required. 740·992-3543 & regi s l e r lo win Smith GM Superstore Gallipolis lbr $375/mon lh. in Syracuse. Deposi t, Hud Appoved . No Pets (304)675-5332 weekends 740-591-0265 Speed Internet Available anywhere No phone line needed High " 2BR 1BA in Ga llipoli s. CA/gas heat. no · smokers. Forec losure . 4br., . on ly no pel s. refe rences · & S25.000! Pnced to Sell! For depos1t req . .$450 includes Listings 800-620- 4946 ex water. ! ~as h . sewage 256T462 9190 2br in Pt. Plea sant, S465 month. Homestead Really Broker. ·Nan cy 304-675j"A' 5540 or 304-675-0799 Slll. 124 PlmtlrtV. II . 140-!192·5682 0DIR9·8 M-f 9-12811. Johnson's Tree Baby items - misc . l n1ured • f'!M El trmnru Moun .f: Hmlf:~ mw Rf:\'r 3 bd room 1n T.PI. Central ai r.'double garage,$500 M.. 2BR at Johnsons Mobile Large 2-story home on plus ut. & dep. will trade rEIJll Home Park, Call 740-645Locust Street, Gallipoli s. 4 tor handy man 740-66 7- 0506 01 740-446-2003 Bedrooms, 2 Bath , KIT, FM , 3487 - - - - -- - OR. LA. Laundry, oul·build· Co ra Mill Rd 4844 Near .ing, fenced yard;· close to 3 BA hoLtse in Gallipolis, Cora, 5 mil es from Rodney schools. Excellen t WID conn. $425/mo. 2 BR, 1 Bath. Appliances. Condition! 740·44t •1202. $ t 50/dep. You pay an utlll- WID ' Hook-up, Large Yard. 304-675-6363. ties. No Section 8 or $385/mo. $300 ~ deposit. - - - - - - - - - HUDCall Wayne 404·456· Cred1t Check. (6 14 )946ReduCEid! New, Never lived _38_0_2_ _ _ _ _ _ _ · 3307 'or (614)332-0254. in 2br, 2 bath" w/ whirlpool tubs. large LA on 3 acres Mobile Homes for Rent in m!l. $75,000. 740-446·7029 Point Pleasant & GallipoliS Ferry. HUD accepted call 3 br., 2 bath older home. 304·675·3423 lM~~~~ Service Complete Tree Care r40·4•r - ~JBT Clothing- Baby- Se nior sizes • 'X! y•.,• ••P"'S...•ctt & c~ur~ll o~~oun1 30 AP,\KIMENrs HlRRENr FHllrl> & VE( ;t-:"[\HUO:S MAKIMENIS fUH Rf.Nr FREE RENT SPECIAL Jordan Landing 2br. 3br & 4br's Ava ilable No Pets. Tenant Respons ible for Rent & Electrrc 304·674·002 3 or 304-6 10-0776 4 Wm:tu:HS SHOP CLASSIFIEDS v~lcan Canning tomatoes. excellent 03 Classic BOO. has quality, ready picked , 65002 all the extr as. garage kep~. St. Rt . 124, Reedsvi lle. $4000. 740-256-6989 9 I \1(\ I .._t 1'1'1 II .._ · EMPLOYMENT 5679 \II Hlll\~111'1 2 003' EBY . INTEGRITY. KIEFER •BUILT, VALLEY H ORSE / LIVE STOCK TRAILER S. · LOAD MAX EQUIP MEN T TR AILERS. CARGO EXPRE SS & H OMEST E ADER CA R GO/ CO NCESS I ON TRAILER$ . B+W GOOSENECK HITCHES. CARMICHA EL EQUIP; M ENT IC ARMICHAEL TRAILERS SALE S & SEA· VICE SPECIAL 20FT GOOSE NECK FL ATBED $3999. VIEW ·OUR ENTIRE TRAILER INV~NTOAY AT WWW _CAAMIC H AEL· TRAILERS.COM 740-4463825 LADY :!() y~·ar' l'~pcril·r1n· Tr,imming 'C'WIIl!,! & Removal * R~a~tHt <lhl c 'i hatf C'- and 1\1,1re ... Rates & EARNEST or. Expl'n ~ ll L:L·d T:1hk C1 •I l' l' & Tahk Ru nlll'f " C ,\U . SANill" Rcfncnt:l' ~ U1•m L•: 7 ~0 -992-.U20 "7411-SY 1·8044 Please lc;~ vc mcssa 1e 7'0lJC~ I>Y'ITtt Ttl~ tie'S OlJT OF von~rs ON Avai lable! Call Ciary St an ley @ 1'1-~1~ HlRSALE AKC Boxer Puppy, DOB 6/2 1/08. Brindle. male. Call 304-675- 41 56 · Have you priced a John oeEtre lately? You'll be surprised! Check out our used inventor y at WWW . C AREQ .COM Carmichael Equipment. 740 _ 446 2412 "!:Ill'""--:-:--::---, f'I~ALTtiCAil~---ti~ 2 • 8· ~ / r>O~SN'T SVPPOilT EXnNl>~l> WAilfl.ANTI~S. www.timberc.reekczbbletry.oom 74·o·.446.9200 DON ' T . LIVE BY NOBODY'S RULES BUT YORE OWN-THAT'S MY I'M HERE ... WELL. • • WHEN NOT IN PHILOS'PHY , LUKEY ·Gallipolis !! ~==~~~~~~~~~~~==~ S·ZB THE BORN LOSER Racine, Ohio 740-247·2019 740-416-5047 email: jrshadfrm@aol.com Cell: 'W~'l' 1\R.E. 'IOU STILL 1\Wf>,Kf..T rTf'E DOCTOF. ~It> l SI-\OUL!)" IT'.S t..LM.OST TI\IZE.E 1>;.~.1 .WI\IT t>..T LEMTTI-\R.EE.I\OU~ 1\rTE-Rfo\EA~ &fOIZ£. C::.ol N& TO :)LEf.l'.. , I fi ~ ~ BASEMENT WATERPROOFING U d·o· I 1.1 II neon 110na 1e me guarantee Local reterences fur · · nished. Established 1975. Call 24 Hr s. 1740 ) 4460870. Rogers Basement Waterproofi ng . • G ... SIJT" THE i'JE:W ISSUE OF • FEMME FATALITY" tte • rlnQ U WILL Se-amless Gutter s ilE SOLJ) OUT WITHIN THE Roofin g. Siding, Gutters HOVIC. ! fnsured & Bonded _ . 740 653 9657 :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;:;;~:;;:;:;; Manley's Recycling I R \ \'I'OIH \II( 1\ ro PEANUTS AUIUI 5031111 SL • 1111111111n. IH 451110 140-912-3894 II• lllmllll-fltiiii:DD 1111-5:10 · s•unJII9:DD111!,12:11•m PlYING TIP PRICES Fll ........ Cia ••11111111•• CIIIIWik c....r.. • . ......... lllrll •••I• Clll•• 2007 Mustang GT. loaded Ca .. Sp 1800 miles ca ll 304675-8156 lhllflr Clrlllll'rlclll ... THf NfWSPAPfR HAS SOMfTHING FOR YOU!! RICK PRICE New Homes, Room Additions, Remodeling. Metal & Bathroom Shingle Roofs, Siding, Deck.,, Remodeling Licensed & wv 110409!:14 Cell740 -590-7666 J&L Construction • VInyl Siding • ReplaCement •Roofing • GarageS • Pole Buildings • Room Additions PUBLIC NOTICES Owner: I e ,s e , Ohio, reserves the right to bid atlhis sale, and to wllhdrnw the above collaleral prior lo aale . Furthl'r, The Formers Bank and Savings Company reserves the .rlghl to releclany or all bids submitted. The sbove described collateral will be sold " as Is-where Is", w ith no expressed or implied warranty local Contractor Free Estimates for Rl·modcling and Ne"· Uouse llullding C ull : MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • Gurugcs • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Palio's, Porches and De~ks MIKE W. MARCUM, OWNER ~ 72)V RiL·hcl 740-985-4141 Cell : N0-416-18.1 ~ 25+ year,, r!XfJerieiiCf' Free E.'itimale.i eral, prior to sale date contacl Cyndle or Ken al992·2136. (B) 27, 2s, 29 ' I JOE BLACKJACK, THE WORLD RII/ER BOAT 6AMBLER, WOULD LEARN 10 S~IJFFL.E ., FAMO~S I'EOPLE WCI<f/.Y MOQE ABOUT DYING INAPLANE CIIASH THAN FIIOM I-IEAI1T DISEASE. J ·BUT DUll CHANCES I WON'T MENTION OF DYING Ff<OM HEART DISEASE AAE 3TO I, YET WE'I1E STILL SEETKAT YOU DON'T. THE BEEF THING IINYMOR£ CONTENT TO GO ON EATING BEEF AND NOT EXERCISING. 'j ~ •• '• GARFIELD 1 KNOW 11"'5 HA~P, BUT TRY NOT TO THINK OF FOOCJ TRY TO V15UAI.IZE: A PEACS:FI..II.. MEAI'OW. .. Slang 57 Peper piece DOWN 21 Gleeful shout 22 Calehandou1 23 Swamplike 25 Precondilion s 28 Shortens an article 1 Big golool 2 Air-pump meas. 3 Soft metal 4 Barely win · (2 wds.) · 5 Mysterious 6 Raps sohly 7 "- Butter~ Graph '1iJw 'lllrlhdaf : Friday, Aug . 29, 2008 By Bernice Bade Osal in the year ahead, you will be pro\l'en wrong that there a re no opportumties out there for you. It loOks as il you"ll be JOining someone with whom you were previously successful. Th1s team will still have its magic. VIRGO (AIJg . 23-Sept. 22) - Be dlscf) rning as to whom you disclose any sen s111ve inlorma!IOn . because ·a shrewd operator may take th1s knowledg e and use it to manipulat e you in ways you can ·t escape tram . LIBRA (Sept. 23 -0cl. 23) - Usually you are a reasonably di sci plined person, but your defenses coul d be down and cause these sterl ing qualihes to be absent Steer clear of activities or Circumstances lhat mighl tempt you. SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) - Should you have to tower your standards 1n order to profi t personally in some rnan ner, ask yourself whethe r it's truly worth 11. You're lh e only one who w•tl have to fa ce th is dilemma . SAGI TTAR IUS (Noll. 23- De c. 21) You 'lllike yourse lt better if you are a producer r<iiher than one who nierely pon· ders . Instead of search1ng lor a reason why you shouldn't do something, lake positive action. CAPRICORN. {De c. 22-Jan. 19) Usually you're not reluctant to stand up for yo ur rights it you feel you are ' geMing the short ehd ol the stick: yet that could be your tende ncy at thi s time. G_et ba ck in character. AQUARIU S (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - I! you put too high a premium on your inde pendence, you may be inclined to "reject an jnleraction with someone who could help you. lrtl be your loss. not h1s or hers. Pr5CES (Feb. 20-March 20) Associates and cO.:workers ·could have tar greater respect and appreciation for your talents and abilities than you do When others te ll you how well you are doing, believe them. ARIES (March 21-Apri l 19)- There are certain people to whom you have a ten· dency to fee l inferior. especia lly in thM presence. Th at witt atl change when you discover how highly they r'egard you. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Don 't be overly concerned about dorng th ings 1n ways that you hope wi ll please others. It is much more important to please yourself in ways that you can feel good abol.Jt . GEMINI (May 21 -June20) - II you s ee ~ advice from too many sources. it Could confuse rather ~han help yo11. Besides: 1n the fina1 ana lysis . it will be a iudgment call that will makQ that crit rcal decision CANCER (June 2hJuly 22) - Before movin g forward. don't hesitate to as ~ the hard questions of thoae whOse busi nes s_ tactics i'\re dubious. 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For furthe'r inlorma· lion, or for an appolnl- I SOMETIMES · WIS~ T~AT lune 56 Ruad . Long Bott o m . OH given. I ment to Inspect collat· 1B7KF23631J210526 1989 Ebbtlde Molor Boat ETC90033F889 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION 740-367-0536 742·2332 Pomeroy, 740 -992 -0730 7 40-367·0544 · James Keesee II 1 I Insured .Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors. Windows , Electric. Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions Windows ! COW and BOY PSI CONSTRUCTION •Decks PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE '" Is hereby glvan that on Saturday, Augu s l 30 , 2008 al 10:00 a.m., a public sale will be held at 211 W Second St , Pomeroy, Ohio. The Farmers Bank and Savings Company . is selling for cash In hand or certified check the following' collateral: · 2004 Toyota Sienna V a n •m I 55 Okfoberfelt and Aleta 19 Meadow plaint • Adlai .Astro~ ---'--"'----~ A'll!'--":"'----, What do yo u th1nk about sn ;e2 ze play!,> '~ ImpoSSible? Fo r eKperts only? It is true that some squeezes are beyond the Command of most players. However. the Simple sque eze shou ld not be v1ewed askance. You can usually recogniz e the need for a simple squeeze by remembering two ' key points: You are one trick short of your contract with (usually) no apparent chance lor establishmg the needed extra winner. And you must have the rest ot the tricks except one. .In this e~ a mple deal . you reach four spa des aft er North makes a gam e-1nvi- ·. tational limit raise . West leads th e heart ace, under which East signals enthuSIastica lly with his nine. West cashes the heart l<ing and continues with a tfurd round to East's queen. East th en shifts to the club king. which you ta~ e w1th your ace You have only nine w1nners: five spades. three diamonds and one club. You have the rest ol the tricks ewcept one. The obvJOus chance is to find the mrsSing diamonds splitting 3·3. As you can se~ . though. they are 4-2 . You need a sque.eze . Take all live ol your spad e tricks, bflnging everyone down lo four cards. The dummy retains its diamonds. You have three diamondS and th e club 10. But · what does East keep? He cannot hold four diamonds and the club queen. If he pitches a diamond. you get tour tricks !rom the su1t after ail. II he throws the club queen. you cash your Club 10 and dummy 's three top d1amondS. Note that it diamonds are 3-3 , you shit make the contract . Tllere Is no hurry 10 touch that suit When a tr iCk shy. run your long surl and hope a defender "makes the wrong discard.~ BIG NATE IMI'Rov~mNrs . ~illliiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii- Pass Pass ~ Hor.m to 34 0 Sup9rtor Mainten ance . All GH.IIN repair, in side and out. PILtmb1ng. ca rpen try. e1c. Second cutting Analfa and Call 339- 3442 Orchard grass. $4.50 pm bale. Good horse hay. 740· 248-5047 D BARNEY ••AY.& CKC Miniature Pinschers. Two 5 month old ma te s. tails, ears. shots done. M&F 5TDZA23C94S079385 also lor sal e. 388·8786 2001 Dodge , 2500 Pure Bred Siberran Husky puppies have 2 len white with mask & blue eyes males.house orlented.$160. very ni ce.740-5080279.1ocal cell phone .Hardwood ca~!netry And Furniture Paul Rowe Pass Pass The possible "impossible" play *lno.;url'd l'tu ~ Pi ll u11. lkd,~1rt1> & I4 44 Opening lead: 'I A FRANK in sail S4 Chain danct! grade 31 Grassy East P<~ss 48 Big lizard 50 Elemenl 12 Up and running 13 Rat on 15 Ki1chen gadget 30 Average North Work V;t l :m L\' ~ ­ Jon Van Meter 6 5 :1 A 10 WCst 1 Shcl'l'S, R\Jd Plld ct Drap('"· Q9 5 J 9 8 -1 K Q 82 Soulh 'Prnmp,1 and Quality IJI 'ii i X' ~ . RV Service at Carmichael Trail ers 740-446· 3825 JET AERAT ION MOTORS Repa ired, New & Rebuilt In Stock. Gall Ron E11ans,. 1600·537·9528. Sentinel . Stanley Tree- Owners: • • • Dealer: South Vulnerable: Bolh ~ 96 Dodge. 150 SLT. auto. 4 1 Fall mums 3/$'1 0.00. Yoder's wheet dri ve, e~ l. cab. to pper, Greenhouse. 1032 1 SA 141, bed liner, CO player. Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 1740)992·4234 ~· TilE IVINIJOII" MmoHHOMES 4x4 l.nii.-.•!1 43 Porker 46 Slick divisions 18 Son of Val East • 6 3 4 1/ 1411 mo pci in J 5 • CAM I,·: R~& 3pc Livi ng Room Suit, Tan & •---FoioooioRioiSii"Aiilii .E;.,_.f Teal $500 30~·675·396 6 . •· · i The 7:DO AM -8:00PM Davidson Harley Oav idsOJ;l Springer Soft Tail Bad Boy. Pristine Condition 13900 miles. $11 .500. 740- 441 - 1333 or 740-645·0546 ---~-'--- r 'Harley Heritage Soli-tail. $12,500. Call 446-7364 M F.Rll lANillW tr~e f)oint,.f)leasant l\egitter Stop & Compare ~:--~=----., tires. tune-up. be ll . $2.500 10 F.<\RM m ore ava ilable 30 4-675EQlJIPMENT 7386 or 304-675-56:3 I 91 Ford Crown Victorian, 94 Chevy Co rsica con· GIBBS ~NTIQUES Fri & vertible, Flatbed · trailer. 2 Sat. 10-5. Sun. 1-7. or by axles, yard sa le stut1. 446appt. Also. restore furniture. 3243. Located on Tornado Rd . ot1 At. 33. Racine (Park Police Impounds! Cars from & R1de exit. 74()-949·2246 $500!. Hondas. Chevys. Jeeps, Ford s, & morel for MISCFJ.I -\Nr~llls listi ngs aoo-620-4876 eK ~435 NEW AND USED STeEL Steel Beams. Pipe Rebar Concrete. Angle , For Channel, Fla t Bar, Steel Grating For Drains, Driveways & Walkways. L&L Scrap Metals Open Monday. Tu esday. Wednesday & Friday, 'Bam-4:30 pm. Closed Thursday. Satur day & Sunday. (740) 44 6- 7300 42 lime cooler .....: down (got quiel) 16 Geological South . AKQ105 • J B• 140-992-1611 Hours • • 10 7 4> 97 6 0 Remodeling ~998 Yamaha Gas Golf Cart, . 4-stroke. gas engine. new ,\11\l'illlh ,. 2001 ._,. 2DR $5000. Visit us at Wanted To Lease: Hunting GoCookMotors.com. Cook Property in Mason County Motors 328 Jackson Pike 304-882-2252 or 304-675- 740-446-0103 · __ ·Cbt •an(pilts Jlailp «rlbun_ e • • Complete Sizes 5'x1 0' to 10'x30' 08-18-oB + \\'est • 7 2 ¥ A K 10 2 • Garages 2459 St. Rt. 160 ~A~SS~I~F:;;;;;;;;;;;:I=E~D~S~ ~e~A___,~~ Ji: :li li i i ;l l as:~ __ . MONTY 40 MmlJHClUHV ~--ii1oiiiiiiiiiioio-pol 2br Apartment on Vi8.nd St beS ide Domino's $375 month , $375 depo~i t 30481 2·4350 · 6 J 96. 16 9 A K Q2 • • VA.NS 1995 Jayo Chevy conversion van mi les 098648, eKcellent shape,' easy on gas. 4 new tires 5 seats one makes bed. wrrv. $·5.000. also 6x16' 1rail er, double wheels. brakes, taillight. rea r-gale . '>'I Smn . 1 Chose Alder North Fow s,u.E Free Rent $400 me -+$400 dep, utilities Taking applications lor 3br. 2 Special!!! not included, No pets. Forest ba. mobile home $425.00 a Ap artment ava ilable · now 1 4~~: 70 2 br. 2 ba. on rental lot Riverbend Apls. New Haven Run area (740)4 16-0799 mon. -+ dep. & lease 3042 miles N. Pt. Plea sant 304WV. NoW accepting applica- 2&3BA apts. $385 and up. 273-6622 or 304-S74·6204. 4br, 2ba. HUD. ! only $238 786-032 1 or 606·922·9062. tions lor Hud-Subsidized. Cebtral Air, WI D Hooku p, month! Great Loca tion! (5% Two 2 bdrm. trailers w/front one Bedroo111 Apts. Utilities Tenant pa"ys electric. EHO 1991 Norris 14x70 2 baths - down, 20yrs. 8%,APR) porch and other updates. ~ncluded. Ba sed on 30% ot extra ni ce. All ready set up Listing s 800-620-4946 ex. $400, possible rent to own. adjusted in come. Call 304· Ellm View Apts . on rented lot • close to new T46 1 882-3121, ava ilclble for (740)243-58 11 JA GAHS. Might consider land (304)882-3017 Senior and Disabled people. contract. $13,500. 740·446· 5 room house Dt 44 Olive St. I\PAR11\mN"rs 4053 Has stove/fridge $425/rent FOR Rf;\'1· .c:c::__ _ _ _ _ _ , plus deposit. No pets. 446Gracious Living 1 and 2 2002 model, 70K26· dOuble ..3945 Bedroom .Apls. a! Vil lage · A · wide, 3 bedroom, 2 bath . -,--...,.--::--..,..--,--:--:-:-- 1 and 2 bedroom apartManor and Rivers1de pts. 1n den, family room wl fire- House in Gallipolis. 2 bed- ments. furnished and untur· · Middleport, fr om $327 to place. spacious kitchen w/ ·rooms11 /2 ba1hs. 446·9279 nished, and hoUses in - - - - - - - - $592 . 740·992·5064. Equal large d1·nn1ng room $30 000 Pomeroy and . Middleport. Beautiful Apts. at Jackson Housing Opportunity. . ' Off SA 141, 3BR, 2BA, Eatates. 52 Westwood firm. Call 740-645-5280 or security deposit required , no 740-441-0991 appllances, basement. I car pets. 740-992-2218. Drive. 'tram $365 to $560 T.w1·n R·1,0 rs '1owe • is accept,. ' garage. $500/mo plus -::--,---,-:-::-,--...,.-- 740-446 -2568. Equal ing applications for walling tBR Apt, WID hookups , 3 BR 14x70 on 5_7 acre s of deposit. (614) 226-0859 Housing Opportunity_ This list for Hud-subsidized. 1-b r land with 18x4 above ground satellite TV'. incl _ wfrenl , institution is an Equal apar tment tor the 3 2 d · · p ·d pool, 8x10 metal shed, Syracuse Br, lull baths. close to hospital. Call 740- 0 pport ~Jnlly rovt er an · elderly/di sa bled, ca ll 67512x24 shed with lo ti , , game room with bar & pool 339-.0362 Employer. 6679 $ 39 ,000. 321 4 Boggs Rd, table, large 24X40 garage -~-----,-....,..­ Pal!iot. OH. (740)256 _6586 with work area, all eleclric 2 bdrm . apt, remodeled , CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· centra l air. private 2 acre river lronlaije. washer/dryer EO & AFFORDABLE! • Brand new 3bed 2bath on park like senrng, $650 M, hookups, $450 , (740l243- Town house apartments, '"'"' c•.,,...., + ·half acre in Pl. Pleasant $650 dep .. rol. & lease 58 11 JR and./or · small houses FOR cw!•''"".,-' OWNER FINANCE AVAIL- req uired (740)249· 4307 : - : - : - - , - - - - - - ; - RENT. Call 1740)441-1 111 ABLE . 740-446·3570 \ 2 bedroom apartment tor lor application & information. rent -in Middleport, no Pets. FOH Rf:Nr New 3 Bedroom homes from 1740)992·5658 $214.36 per month, Includes Trailer Space lor rent. 1rnile 28R apl CIA. (740) 441 · many upgrades. delivery & """' ,,..,.. ~ 0194 from town . Call 740-4 413set·up. (740)36-5·2434 A • New Homes 45 771 . 740-949-221 7 Cdl :7~0 -41fi · fil44 s..,j,.-Cmn~~~ 2 br . . liv. rm. kitchen, 1 bath apartment . has.centmt air, fur nished w/ couch. chairs. waSher/ dryer, stove , microwave. beds. din. rm. tab le & cha! rs. includes wa ter & trash pick-up $450.00 a mon $400.00 dep . ca ll 304 -88 2-2523. leave messa ge and number if not at home '·-/J"-u.;.U:... Racine , .Oh io f~eoman excellenl shape. yeal old . $1 .400. (740)992·0174 j4'10 ROBERT BISSELl CONSTBUCDOII 29670 Bashan Road S1\ ~1g:.. Friday, Aug. 29th Sat., Aug . 30th Starts Bam Direct TV 4 Rooms FREE + HD & DVR Local , Experienced Service 1-888-521-5211 rent $125 deposit No pets. no alcohol . 446-12l1 or 645 6652 RUGER HYSELLS . GARAGE . ... ·~ Across from Family Dollar 19 11 Easle m Ave . 2 bed. full basement. $400 _ 992·62 15 PomerDy. Ol11o 25 't't>;Hs localE •(;t'Fit'nce Hill's Self Storage 'I •, Ball G1veaway S t op in YOUNG Ill V.C. 740-992-5980 Gam e t br. all elec., 1n New haven $300.00 a man. $300.00 dep., no pets 304·882·3652 : Room Addit ion• & Remodeling New Garages El.clrh;al & Plumbing Roofing I tluners Vinyl Siding & Painting Patio and Porch Decks wv 036725 Pt. Pl easant· Gall ia A cademy Informed that a ll . dwtUinga advertised in thlt newspaper are available on an equal opportun ity bases. Cl CARPENTER SERVICE 118 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Joy FM 88 .1 FM Live Remote Saturday 11 :00 to 1:00 The Frog 92. 1 FM HOl iSI·:' YOUNG'S Emmets Pub 1 :00 - 3:00 pm 1<1· \1\IS 8-12 Happy Hour · Men-Friday 5-7 Live Remote Friday MOBILE HOME LOT FOR RENT. 1031 Georges Creek Ad ,44 1-111t Phillip 11 In reserve BEFOnE PUEL':AK". GM Employee Pricing for Everyone 4 I Confederole general ACROSS Draft Night Friday- Karaoke w / Jenny 30 acres of bunting property BRIDGE $2.00 drinks :JP:J ~~ . [ Auu:..u;~:: This newspaper will.nol knowln~ l y accept advtrtiMments for real estate which 1!1 in violation of the law. Our COPY Or' I-41PPol.VTA'5 R.L.i, t$1\11 ' T IT'? Thursday- Ladies Night CAll OUR OFFICE AT 992·2155 lJIIS & NEA Crossword Puzzle ACCUAA~ Wednesday '12"column lncll...-y. GUi..~~TI~ GO ARC The Daily Sentinel• Page BS www.mydailysentinel .com OOP rr J0 -....& JNCAE.DI6LV BULLETIN BOARD Federal Funds IUS! released for Land Owners No closing cost and ZERO DOWNI W1ll do Land Improvements. Bankruptcy & Bad Crectn OK 2. 3, 4 and 5 bedrooms ava ilable 740· 446-3384 All rNI Htate advertising In this newspaper is su~t to the Federal F.tr H ous l n~ Act of 1968 which makea il illegal to advertise "aov pt'.t.rence, llmitltioo or dltc:rlmlnaUon based on I'IICe, color, religion , sex f.nMIIal atatus or national origin, or •n~ Intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.·· ALLEY Advertise in this space for $64 per month �Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Football from Page B1 · Branch at the fullback position. . The receivers · are expected to be_senior Garrett Underwood and junior Colin Pierce with the Bend Area interior line likely 10 consist of seniors Trey Anderson, Colby Davis and Jimmy Grimm along with J·uniors Kevin Klingensmith. Luke Ingels and Ethan McGrew. The Tornadoes tigure to field a starting II consisting of junior quarterback Michael Manuel along with juniior running backs Taylor Lemley. Greg Jenkins and Sean Coppick. The receivers should be senior Jerry Justis and freshman Marcus Hill with the Meigs County teams front line consisting of senior Zach Sigman and sophomores Dante! Jenkms, Enc Buzzard, Cody Counts and Adam Warden. Manuel connected on five of 16 passes against Symmes Valley for 87 ·yards while Lemley rushed for 68 yards on 12 carries. Justis was the Tornadoes leading pass catcher with t)VO receptions for 45 yards. Coppick also caught a couple of Manuel aerials ·for' 28 yards while Hill latched on to one pass for 14 yards. Southern trailed by a narrow 14-3 margin following a Zach Ash field goal just before the half ended but the Tornadoes couldn't generate much of an offensive threat during the final two quarters before falling by a 35-3 score. The two teams figure to contest each others contrasting styles in the 7:30 p.m. . outing with Wahama countmg on its experience of seven returning starters to carry them through to victory while the Tornadoes and its depth of 21 returning lettermen hope to counter the Falcons' strength. . MASON -If tlJinP. 10 the way the Wahama White Falcons would -orcler the 20011 version of the WHS foot~grarn win prQvide.veteran Wahama head footl>all c Ed Cromley :wJt!l,hi.s U)(ldt bead coaching victory before the lllOIItb of sepietuber has departed. Cromtey. a Point Pleasant Hil!h Scbool graduate, began his head coaching career at \\'ahama during the 1995 campaign and has compiled a 96-50 record through 13 seasons at the Bend Area school. He guided WHS io a school record undefeated 10-0 regular seasons during back-to-back: years (2002, 2003) with Wahama aavancing 'to the Class A final f.our on two occasions io 2001 and 2003 under Cromley's directionCromley has experie~ only three losing campaigns· at Wahalna whil!l ~g·against some of the toughest competition the &ref!. has~ offer. The White Falcons produced a sc_hool -recor4 12 vic.tories in · 2()()3 with tromley's leliins winn~ , 10 games once (2002), nine · yictories four times (l , 2001, 2004. 2007) eight wins once (2006) and seven~.wnphs oq ..two other occasions (loo7 1998}. n. 1 _,........, h at ·b f ~" ' ·•t•e. oc --~~~~'"''''"" ave so won etgt to l7 (lOSt-~son -olitings under · Cromley with Wahaina ·hosting its .ftrst pla=off co_ntes . t on its home turf (2003) duri c m1 • · · · · . - ng ro eys. · ·. on. · managed to outscore its for another 112 yards on 7opponent 257-64 including a. for-20 passing. Nate Allison 28-0 shutout last year: led the Devil ground attack But that was then and this with 51 yards on 10 carries. ts now. On the opposite side, a Both teams are coming off stingy Galha Academy of losing seasons, but Gallia defense limited the Bulldogs Academy has the advantage to 229 yards and only stx of a week one victory over point~ in the first half. Athens Athens to open the 2008 did mpst of its scoring in the Ohio football season to its second 16 minutes. credit. Point Pleasant will be Another plus. for the Blue making its 2008 debut Friday Devils is the fact that Friday ·night. night is not only the home And that experience could opener, but the 2008 Hall of be key Friday night. Fame game. GAHS will be GAHS used a very bal- honoring former -sports anced attack and limited its greats during halftime of turnovers to just two to grab Friday's game. the season opening victory Point Pleasant, on the other The Blue Devils rushed for hand, comes into Friday's 170 yards and threw for 112 game with only two scrimyards in the 31-22 victory mages under its belt and has with Kruize Wandling col- already suffered a , major lecting most of that yardage. blow with senior fullback Wandling rushed for 4T Tyler Grant suffering an yards on 16 carries and threw injury earlier this month, Meigs fromPageBl Both junior Tricia Smith and freshman Emalee Glass led the charge with 12 points apiece, followed by Catie Wolfe with 10 points. Shellie Bailey and Meri VanMeter each had five points, while the duo of and Morgan Howard Chandra Stanley each had two. Wolfe paced the Maroon and Gold net attack with a dozen kills, followed by Bailey with 10 and Stanley with eight. Howard also chipped in three kills and one block to the winning cause. Smith had a teamhigh 17 assists. The Lady Raiders (0-2) were led by Jacqueline Jacobs with nine points and Mackenzie Cluxton added five points. lliana Corfias led the net attack with three kills while Jacobs had ' two kills. ·Meigs travels to McArthur tonight for a TVC Ohio contest withVinton County at 6 p.m. 2008 at 7:30p.m. atDak Hill High School. Hannan at Valley-Wetzel . PINE GROVE - Hannan has some depth. some size and some speed. _ -'Yill that tum into wins'? We will find out Saturday night. . The Wildcats will open the 2008 . high school football · season with a nearly threehour trip to Wetzel County to face Valley-Wetzel in a primetime Saturday night matchup. Hannan will enter ·the game with the most kids it has had on the roster·in years at 25 and all 25 are ready to end the losing tradition at the school. The Wildcats haven't won more than two games in a season in several yeais and are finally ready to add a few W's to its record with the addition of several schools of similar size this season. And that new schedule begins · Saturday ·with a matchup against Valley. Wetzel ,.. a team that also went 1-9 last season. Valley finished last season ranked 38th of42 teams in Ctas.s A while Hannan finished tied for 39th position with Cameron. Valley has similar enrolment numbers, but does have an ·advatage on the football field with nearly 40 kids suiting up to play for the Lumberjacks. While history hasn't been· kind to the Wildcats over the past few years, with a new season comes a new Olltlook and hopefully Hannan can get off to a strong start Saturday. · · . _ DECK PACKAGES Pole Barn Kit Build a patio deck this weekend. It's easier than you think wrth' our tree deck plans and expert advice. Anyone wrth just a few simple tools can create a deck that will be the envy of your neighborhood. 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POMEROY - Mei~s County Commissioners wtll allocate a small portion of their annual sales tax revenue towards a road and bridge fund, in order to increase eligibility for state grant funding . Meeting Thursday in regular session, commissioners approved a resolution setting aside $500 of the county 's saJe·s tax income for the county's roads and brid~es Irne item. The resolution was approved at the request of County Engineer Eugene 'j. ' Triplett. _ According · to Commissioner Jim Sheets, "'·' ' doing so will provide more points for the county's applications for Issue 1\vo road and bridge improvement funds. ·Issue 1\vo projects are awarded based on an ac~umulation of points. Please see Pomeroy, AJ Points are awarded for a number of project dements, including a project's readiness to proceed, matching funds and other considerations. In other business, commissioners opened bids for new fire equipment for the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department. Two bids were received, one from Findley Fire Equipment of McConnellsville; in the . amount of $! 7,164, and a BY BRIAN J, REED second from Vogelpohl Fire BREEDOMVOAILVSENTINEL.COM Equipment of Erlanger, Ky., in the amount of $14,868. POMEROY -Three The engineer's estimate months remain to get Meigs fnr the equipment, mostly County's E'91l service up new hoses and fittings, was and operating, but $22,900. The project will be Emergency Medical funded through the Services Dir~ctor Doug Community Development and Meigs Lavender Block Grant formula proCounty Commissioners say gram. the process is right on Bids were tabled pending schedule. review by Grants Commissioner Mick Administrator Jean Trussell. Davenport srud the service, Judge L. 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BY BRIAN POMEROY - During last night's emergency meeting of Pomeroy Villa!\e Council, the size of the vtllage's proposed paving project usmg Issue Two funds was scaled down to meet the financial match. Council voted to eliminate the paving of new . roads in Beech Grove Cemetery in the proposal · which knocked off $63,037 from -the cost. This brought the total bid price down to $196,978 with $147,000 of that price to be paid with grant money and $49,978 to be paid by the village as a match. If the new paving in the cemetery was not eliminated, ·the village match would've been roughly $113,015 and as Mayor John Musser put· it, "we shingles. Architectural plans for easy assembly. Cement & foundation extra. 6'x 6' Fence ~anellto!0 ....... $57.99 3'x 6' Gate 110U .................... S49.99 5"x 5'x 98' Pos1Jo1oo .......... Sll.OO s•x 5' Bevel Post cap ,.,., .. S1.8t Here comes the sun school year. To till the position, the board hired Nichol L. Honaker on one-year contract. Other personnel hired included Jennifer Tesar, Middle School yearbook advisor; Toney Dingess. high school band director; Ron Vlasik on an. extended service contract as voca-. tiona! agriculture teacher. and Susan Metts as a subPlease see Meigs, Al BAEEDOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM 26' X 28' Standard 2 Car Garage Package (2) 9'x7' Garage doors. (2) 3' windows. White vinyl siding & soffit •.16" O.C . wall studs, 24" O.C engineered roo1trusses. 3' service door. services from· now until 2013. In personnel matters the resignation of Teawana McCaulla as an English teacher at Meigs High School effective Aug. 18 du,e to acceptance of out-ofstate employme.nt · was accepted in a 3 to 2 vote with Ron Logan and Scott Walton voting "no" - probably because July I0 ·is technically the final date for resignations for the current BY BETH SERGENT Modal BK3248 4x8 Pine T-111 8" Siding instructional services to students of the district in the amount of $199,480 was also approved at the meet'ing. 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FRIDAY, AUGUST 2'1, 2008 ' No Sentinel on Monday .; ~----------------Plain Round Tapered Columns · D.,. 00~ ~ .l'rinlf'd on I Ne»·sprinl R~·c_t· dl'd Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio INSIDE I Joists In Stock 24'thru 40' Personal Finance Guide inside todays edition of the Sentinel 2008 Bike giveaway, As MASON COUNTY AUGUST 27 THRU.SEPTEMBER 7 GALLIA COUNTY Golf sidelining him for a majority to a 20-7 lead early tn of the season. Friday's contest before the In his place, senior Derek Panthers began slowly chipMitchell, junior Nathan ping away at the deficit. Robens and sophomore Chesapeake took its first Allen Wasonga will handle a lead of the game midway majority of the rushing through the third quarter duttes. . · when an 80-yard touchdown Junior quarterback B.J. pass put the visitors up 22Lloyd returns to the fold after 20, but that advanta~e dtd not a injury-plauged 2007 season · last long as Oak Htll ·kicked while most of the defense throu~h a 21-yard field goal remains intact from last sea- to drum a 23-22 edge. . son as well. The lead changed hands While most of the team once again less than five remain s· intact from last minutes later wheil a year's 3-7 season, this isn't Chesapeake touchdown 8ass the same old Big Blacks. The gave the Panthers a 3 -23 team has implemented a new lead with 5:19 remaining in weight program and is all- the game. around bigger, faster and Facing a seven point stronger than they have been deficit, Oak Hill battled back in years and they hope to use in front of its home crowd that to their advantage Friday and finally managed to break night. · through when J.D. Hale hit -But in the rivalry known Jesse Slone for a 15-yard simply as the Battle ·of the scoring strike with four secBridge. anything goes. onds remaining. With a The two teams will face off chance to either go for the tie Friday night · at Gallia . or the win, Oak Hill elected Academy's Memorial Field. option two, but the pass came Game time is set at 7:30p.m. up just short and Chesapeake was ·able to hold on for the River Valley at Oak Hill victory. OAK HlLL - The openOak Hill flexed a lot of ing week of the football sea- muscle in Friday's loss, rackson wasn't kind to River ing up 336 yards of very balYalley or Oak Hill, but for anced offense with 165 yards one team, week two will be a coming on the ground and chance at redemption. 171 coming through the air. River Valley suffered a Slone took up a big chunck tough first week under new of that yardage at quarterhead coach Jared back, gomg 9-for-20 for 171 McClelland as host Minford yars and a score. Western turned a 6-0 deficit into a 42- Hale took care of the rest. 6 win with 42 unanswered Hale rushed for 134 yards points to_put the Raiders in and a touchdown on just five an early hole. carries for an incredible 27 . For Oak Hill, week one yards per carry. was just as heartbreaking as a . With Oak Hill's powerful failed two-point cqnversion attack, River Valley will be with four seconds remaining facing an uphill battle, but handed visiting Chesapeake the Raiders can always be a 30-29 victory in dramatic counted on to put up a tight. fashion. Oak Htll jumped out Friday's game will kick-off Cromley pursuing lOOth victory Point Pleasant at Gallia Academy GALLIPOLIS - It has been 10 years since Point Pleasant has managed to get the upperhand on Gallia Academy. But history counts for nothing when two rivals meet and the overall record pro~es just that. GAHS JUSt recently overtook the Big Blacks in the overall series and now holds a 39-34-5 advantage over their cross river rival including nine straight dating back to 1999. And during that span Gallia Academy has Thursday, August 28, www.mydailysentinel.com Tony Deem said he felt the negotiations for the threeyear contract went "fairly normal" with OAPSE members being given a two-percent increase in salary each · year for the next two years with ari option to reopen negotiations during the third year for salary and benefits _ only. Tony Vernell. regional director for OAPSE out of the Athens office, agreed that "negotiations were conducted well :" Vernell said the union had some issues that made negotia. tions go on a little longer, - namely the issue of compensation. "During the ratification· members seemed pleased with the outcome," Verne! I said, adding "given the situation with Southern" (fiscal emergency) the pay raises received were on par and the fact that members were able to maintain their current health care coverage was also a plus. Deem said it has been "a long time'' since OAPSE members had been given ·a raise but unfortunately the two percent was "all we cot~ld afford to do." Deem said in terms of health insurance coverage, a full-time employee (working 7 hours a day or .. more) still pays two percent of their health care costs. For employees that work less than 7 hours a day, that employee pays 15 percent unless they were hired before July I, 2003 and grandfathered into a clause negotiated by a previous administration ., H grandfathered in before July 1, 2003, that employee working les s than 7 hours a day pays 'two percent of health care itisurance costs. Vernell said some of the new language in the con- tract included a few supplemental bus routes , including a vocational' and _special education bus route and an additional stipend per year for head cooks due to a longer , work day and additional duties . Deem said the - new OAPSE contract affects 28 employees in the district and a new contract whh Southern Local · Education Association members has been negotiated and taken to its members for ratification. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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