https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/017fbbf2cf216508bdca5650bd07de95.pdf b0d480a63ad9a8d4cd17283abf418bfd PDF Text Text • Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel .. www.mydailysentinel.com Tuesday, September 2, 2008 goal , the fourth longest at field goals of 28, 31, 2i and 86-year-old Oh10 Stadtum. 51 yards. The outcome was never in "We got humbled pretty doubt between one of the ~ood today," coach Jon from Page 81 MORGANTOWN. W.Va. through the air. In the first quarter Antwon nation 's perennial powers . (AP) -West Virginia coach eacock satd. . Stewart said he didn ' t Young drove the Wildcats to Championship h and a The Penguins, who avere took his first snap. He Subdivision team collecting aged 27.4 points during a 7- · Bill Stewart wasn't kidding want to unveil all the new the West Virginia 13 but he he said the wrinkles of the spread fumbled on third-and-goal a~ later ran 18 yards for a $650,000 to be a punching 4 season in 2007, rushed 21 when Mountaineers would throw olfense inherited from he went back to throw. The touchdown. . bag. times for minus-11 vards. Rodriguez, who left for ball bounced toward mid; '"1. dreamed about what The Buckeyes, with 18 Youngstown State has'never more this season. White threw a careerMichi~an two weeks before field before the Pat today would be." said the starters back from last scored a touchdown in four freshman from Jeannette. year's team that went 11-2 games against teams from higlt live touchdown passes, the Ftesta Bowl win over Mountaineers' Mortty Ivy returned it 30 yards to the Pa., who was considered the and lost in the national title · Bowl Championship Series Set personal marks for Oklahoma. and completions The way White played ·Villanova 24.White threw to attempts nation's lop ' quarterbark game , scored on all six first- conferences. and No. 8 West Virginia beat Saturday. it's hard to believe AJnett in the middle of the prospect. "I was a little ner- half possessions . In · "ll's embarrassing to lose his previous career high for end zone on the next play. . vous. hut you should be. My between Wells ' 43-yard 43-0 in front of friends and Villanova 48-21 Saturday. Stewart, in hi s first season TD tosses was two. A 25cyard punt return by teammates helped me." scoring sprint through a family," YSU cornerback m charge of · the . "We thought they were· as Ellis Lankster then set up a . Ryan Pretorius, the, 29- gaping hole on fourth -and- f1 Jarvis Richards said. Mountaineers. has repeated good as advertised," said I 0-play drive capped by 'year-old senior from South to open the scoring, and 'There"s nothing else to his message over and over Villanova coach Andv White's 3-yard TD toss to Africa. kicked four field Boeckman's TD pass to say." goals and Aaroit Pettrey · Robiskie to make it 26-0 at Just like all those sudden- that White, whose passing Talley. "We think Pat White Johnson to put West Virginia has always been just a com- is .an underrated passer. I ahead ·14-0. later kicked a 54-yard field the half, Pretorius kicked ly quiet Buckeyes f~ns. After White's 'fifth· TD \ piiment to his speed and elu- think it's really going to help stveness, would go to the atr h'tm as a pro prospect." toss, a 17-yardcr to Sanders · They join Drs. Glenn Howie Caldwell, Rick Ash, often to balance the offense. A! ric Arnett ·and Jock early in the fourth, Ivy Fisher, Michael Canaday, Gene Layton, Mike Jenkins, After all , Pittsburgh ended Sanders each caught two of returned an interception 29 David Blevins, Stephen Bob Willey, Dave Barr, Ed West Virginia's national White's scoring passes and yards for a 48-141ead. . from Page 81 Popper, Wilma Mansfield, Cromley, Garry Adkins, . championship hopes in the· the other went to Will " I hated to throw the ball a) Nicholas Economides, Rick Howell, James Niday, · 2007 regular-season finale Johnson, the end because coacbTalley Aaron Pam Douthitt, Jack James, by · n_ot . givi ng Hei ser, the The sofl-sp~ken White is a good friend of mine," Kimberly Sovey, Greta J'ackie Donald ·saunders, Harvey Mountauieers room to run said he was proud of break- Stewart said. "But he didn't Forgeng, Brinkman Murray, Ramsey, Travis Neely, Stephanie Curfman, Felicia- Lance Broy and Vivien Brown, Brack Houchens, the ball. South florida did ing Bulger's care~r record of ,take nine men out' of th(l / Tom Cullen and Joe the same thmg tn handtng 7,827 yards. Whtte ilow has box ." ,! • ' Dorsey. Kristine Ensign and Newbold. Johnson. West Virginia its only other 7,984. 1 Roush also recognized 21 Josh Long. ~·sometime s we don't loss. " It means we've been sueMARSHALL DEFEATS ISU Ne·w to the sports medi- · area coaches who have been realize the impact you have Villanova tried that too cessful since I've been here," , \ cine staff are Dr. Jeffrev in the profession for 20 or. on the Jives of these kids," Saturday. This time. We st White said. "Hopefully we H U N T I N G. T0 N , Shook, podiatrist and lower more years: Carl Wolfe, W.Va.(APJ _ ·. Dar)us extremity specialist, imd Dr. Sharon Vannoy, Jim Roush said. "I am honored Virginia was ready to make a can keep going." to be with these coaches." statement. Villanova controlled the Marshall rushed :for tiS . Bruce Haupt, orthopedist. Osborne, Mall Bokovilz, '"As I tried say way back clock for more than 20 min- yards and a (ouchdown and and no one would believe utes in the first half or the Darius Passmore .caught two ing for the Wildcats despite Shane Cornell had . solid me, if you put nine people in outcome could ·have· been touchdown passes to lead the final outcome with sev- nights on the offensive side the box , we're going to worse. White didn't need to Marshall to a 35-10 victory eral of the ymmger players of .the ball while Alldy throw the ' football. It' s the have the ball for long· to do over Illinois State on Saturday. gelling some valuable varsi- Sowards came up big on- only thing I know how to . his· damage. from Page 81 do," Stewart said. West Virginia scored on Passmore's . touchdowns ty experience. And on a defense with several key Wh•ite went 25-for-33. He six straight possessions with covered 88 and 13 yards, and team over half filled with tackles throughout finished with 208 passing half of the drives lasting five Marshall's I 0-yard score canto when Jacob Taylor freshmen - e~perience is Saturday's contest. gave the Thundering Herd broke free for ,a 12-yard everything. With one game under yards and broke Marc or fewer plays. "When you score, some- (1-0) a 28-10 lead with 3:23 touchdown run to cap the Along with the score their belts, Hannan returns Bulger's school career record for total offense. times that makes up for time remaining in the third quarscoring at 42-6. from Taylor,. Joe Kelle-y, to the road Friday night as "Patrick White was on tar- of possession," Stewart said. ter. Overall it was a solid ou( Robert Warth qnd center the Wildcats visit Van. gel - bull' s•cye, bull's-eye The Mountaineers built a Passmore finished with - all day," said Stewart, 34-7 lead midway through four catc,hes for Ill yards. Cross Country lnvitati(>nal . llth 'and 18th. The Thundering Herd who look over for West the third quarter and didn't in · Pickaway County, Genna Baker (23:05) was Virginia last year after Rich need a big day from their · rushed for 229 yards as a including 241 runners and next for the Angels in 47th, Rodriguez bolted to vaunted rushing allack, team, averaging 7.2 yards a 24 teams in the girls event foilowed by McKenna Mtchtgan. which averaged 297 yards carry. Terrell Edwards from Page 81 and 289 individuals and 27 Warner (24:27) in 81 st and Granted, all that chucking per game a year ago. scored Marshall's final teams in the boys competi- . Kayla Harrison (26:20) in it around came against a · West Virginia's ground touchdown on a 49-yard run next in 76th and Morgan lion. . I 37th. Katie Dunlap (29: 13) Championship Subdivision game managed just 149 with 33 seconds remaining Kennedy (28:07) rounded At the end of the day, Last year the in the game. , was !94th. Mariah Green opponent. The question is yards, out the MHS team score Gallia Academy came away West Virginia will Mountaineers passed , for Illinois State. quarterbaok whether (34:41) . was . 229th and with a I05th place effort. with mixed results -as the Allison 'Nolan (34:46) was throw as often next Saturday more yards than it ran for Kevin Brockway was 20-for; Noah Hajivandi (2S:31) Bl·ue Angels finis.hed third 230th overall. · at East Carolina, which upset only once, in a loss at South 38 for 196 yards and an also finbhed I 06th overall. No. 17 Virginia Tech 27-22 Florida. · interception. Eyad Salem and the Blue Devils placed On the boys ' side of Eastern's lone male' com25th overall. Saturday · and held the Good play on defense and had a 4·yard touchdown things, the Devils finished petitor was ' senior Keith 243 yards of special teams added to West reception for the Redbirds Hokies to However, the story of the the day with a team total of Aeiker, who placed 14th offense. including 139 Virginia's big day. · (0-1 ). · overall with a time of 19:34. day was GAHS freshman 731 points. · Peyton Adkins, who in Dallas Craft (20: 17) led South Gallia's lone competitor at the event was just her second varsity com- the men in blue with a Jacob Watson, who finished petition - won her first 92nd-place effort, followed 29th overall with a lime of individual championship at by Morgan . McKinniss (22:56) in !95th. D.J. Faro 20:32. River Valley had two the top level. Adkins was more than 23 (25:26) and Jacob Wheeler ~ompetitors in the boys' event. David Householder seconds ahead of the ladies' {25:28) had respective fin(21 :25) was 46th and Jon field with a winning time of ishes of 264 and 266, while Porter (22:57) was 66th. · 19: 17, leading the Blue and Cody Pullins (29:07) roundMark Wieferi ch of White to a team score of ed out the ·Devils' . team points. 'Canal score by placing 28Ist. Marietta won the boys race 156 Winchester won the girls with a time of 16:57. Unioto won the boys' team title with a tally of 89 team event with 76 points. points. BLUE ANGELS THIRD AT Circleville's Brad Liston GAH S also had a pair of won the boys' race with a CIRCLEVILLE INVITATIONAL girls finish in the top-20, as time of 16:34. CIRCLEVILLE - There seniors Lauren Adkins Complete results of both were 530 varsity competi- (21 :25) and Lee Ann cross country meets ·are tors between the two races Townsend (21 :41) had available on the web at held at the 2008 Circleville respective placements of www.baumspage.com Buckeyes Auction raises cash for Supennan's Ohio birthplace, A6 Mountaineers roll past Villanova Clinic Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio WEDNESDAY, SEI'TEI\IIII':K :~ . :woH 50 CENTS • Vol. 5R, No . :!R • Lady Marauders 2nd at GAHS Invite. ~ports Brian J. Reed/photo Ohio Governor Ted Strickland, pictured with Democratrc Ohio House Candidate Debbie Phillips of Athens, stopped in Pomeroy Tuesday to stump for Sen . Barack Oliama, Democratic candidate for President. 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((Adoption n papers still on sale · •s.t ·B«k ·In Action with Dr. Kelly INDEX . 2 SECTIONS - Calendars Classificds StaH photo Former WMPO Sales Manager Kathy Malesick of Athens presented Jack Kerr, former owner of the radio station, with a gift in honor of the station's 50th anniversary. Radio alum- · ni gathered Saturday at the Middleport Freight Slation. · Radio alumni kick off golden anniversary Painted Metal Whaling Channel Drain aa··wlda t:••h a ·ca,.. 11n1111 ·Obituaries Sports Weather J. reunited Saturday. John E.M. "Jack" Kerr, founder and longtime owner of WMPO Radio, was honored MIDDLEPORT - When WMPO Radio during the reunion. held at the Freigh( · went on the air, in August, 1959 .. the num- ' Depot in Dave Diles Park. ber one hit was 'The Three Bells" by the Kerr and a second stockholder <if Radio Browns. · Mid-Pom, Inc., Frank Ra~ch. sold the staMiddleport' s radio station is en(ering it s tion in 1989 . It is now · owned by ' 50th year on the air" and to kick off the Pleue see Radio, AS . milestone. nearly 50 ·alumni of the -station BY BRIAN REED BREED@ MYDAILYSENTINELCOM Sept. 13. The grand prize tor . the adoptee of the duck to cmss POMEROY- Adoption . the finish line first is $1,000 papers for numbered ducks in Meigs County' Chamber which will 'float down the of Commerce bucks. The Ohio on the Saturday of owners of the second and Sternwheel Riverfest week- third ducks to cross · will end (Sept. 11-13) are for receive savings bond of ·$500 each, while the fourth sale at $5 each. The duck derby is an one crossing will receive a annual fund-raising project $100 saving bond. The savof the Pomeroy Merchants ings bonds . are being proAssociation chaired by vided by the three Meigs George Wright. Ownership Colif!ty banks, Farmers papers on the ducks are for Hank, Peoples Bank and the Bv BETH SERGENT Bv .CHARLENE HOEFLICH BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM sale n9w from Wright, John Ohio Valley Bank. HOEFLICH@ MYOA ILYSENTIN ELCOM Musser, president ot' the . In addition to the four top MASON. W.VA . - The traffic pattern on Merchants . Association, at prizes, more than 30 other POMEROY - Meigs residents interest- . the Mason, W.Va. side of the existing the Eagles · Club, Jeff's prizes including cash, gift ed it1 the abandoned mine projeds proposed Carry Out, and from Betsy certificates, toy and games, Pomeroy Mason Bridge will change late by the Ohio Department of Natural Nicodemus. · tool kits, all donated by morning and/or early afternoon tomorrow. According to Cary Betzing, project engi- Resources for here and in five other The Merchants merchants, will be awarded. Association will also have a Proceeds from· the duck neer with the Ohio Department of Southeastern Ohio counties arc encouraged booth on .the parking lot derby go into special pro- Transportation , motorists will be rerouted to 'atten<j a public meetipg at 6 p.m . .Sept. during the festival where jeets of 'the Merchants · onto the new Wai-Mart Drive and the East . II, at the ODNR/Wildlife District Office. tlie·sale of derby tickets will Association . including side of W.Va. 62 that was recehlly paved. 360 E. Stale St. , Athens. continue until time for the downtown beautification Please see Project. AS Please see Traffic, AS event, 4 p.m. on Saturday; ·. and improvements. Traffic pattern to change in Mason, WVa. j::omics cash & canr '"''' Onlv 1881.18•8 In-Stock 12 PAGES Annie's Mailbox Editorials · Movies 8' • $22.00 . 14' • $38.50 10' .. $27.50 18'. $44.110 12' ,. $33.00 18'. $49.50 20'• $55.00 REED OBITUARIES Bv CHARLENE HoE,FLICH 1/16'' X 4' X 8' J. a HOEFLICHOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM Spruce Lumber """ ·m)dail)st'ntinl'i.cnm mary opponent. Senator worth of difference between H'illurv Rodham Clinton. D- the pol icics of President N.Y.. -but is now stumping Bush and the poli cies of POMEROY - A week for Obama. He also visited John Mcc;ain." · after . audressi n~ the Belpre, Gallipoli .s, Jackson Strickland al so discussed Democratic National and Piketon yesterday. the matter of Obama's race. Convention in Denver, Strickland said he hopes an issue he described as "an Colo .. Gov. Ted Strickland to host Obama on a cum- elephmlt in · the · room visited Pomeroy Tuesday paign trip through south- somethi ng everyone IS during a campaign swing on eastern Ohio between now behalf of Democratic presi- and the Nov. 4 election. He thinking about but niH talk. dential hopeful. Senator echoed the message of last ing uboul. " "I know tltere are itot a lot Barack Obama of Illinois. week's convention: Sen. of African Ameriran .s in this Strickland spoke · io John McCain , R-Ariz. , will part of Ohio. but we know Demonatk volunteers. continue the politics of the what 's importanl. That is · uni on laborers and other Bush Administration. , what is· in a person's heart. Ohama supporters in a town "The choice for me is and what kind of values he forum at the Carpenter .~ clear," Strickland said. "It' has." Hall . u.S . Rep. Charl ie tax policy that "But the Republicans Wilson. D-Bridg:eporl. you like rewards the very rich. or if have swrted the smear. They Debbie Phillips. you like our country's forhave started the lies.~· Democratic candidate for eign policy. if you like the the Ohio Hou se, and County Strickland also criticized Commissioner Mick unfunded mandates of those. who 4uestio n Bush· s eduration policies, Davenport sltared the plat- _ Obama's patriotism and his then you should vote for Christian faith. dismissing: form with Strickland. Strickland was a strong McCain,. . ' supporter of Obama's pri''There is not a dime's Please see Campaign, AS Bv BRIAN See Page 81 . Details on Page.A6 Clinics - BREED@MYOAILYSENTINEL .COM Rivetfest duck derby set to go: Saturday Morning _ Strickland includes Pomer()y in Obama campaign trip SPORTS Hannan Roundup Thai protesters flout ·p remier's state of emergency, A2 B Section A6 © iooo8 Ohio Valley PubliShing Co. , ODNR to discuss mine projects REO • WHITE • GREEN • EARTH BROWN & SANDSTONE 't · t~- J\ . HOLZER ORTSMEDIC '\ ~din, for your athleta needs" (740) 446-S244 . 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ThailanJ That! anJ · s emb.ttt leu leaJet struggled to keep til~ peace and Ius gnp on power Tuesday ,tiler t.lccl:umg a state of emergency th,tt \\'I' open!) noutet.l hy thous.tnch of ant1 -govcrnmcm protc~t­ ers tn the c.tpttal Whtk PtllllC \11litstct Sam,tk Sund,tra~eJ sought to tamp do\\ n new ly 'iolent unrest pnttng pro- ,md anti· government prote~o,ters. h~:.' abu wa~ l11t bv an e!ectotd l commisston "tmdtn£ that could disband his p.t~t y ,tnd bar h11n Irom pohttcs Sam,tk said he had no cho1ce hlll to impo ... c emergency tuk m Bangkok .tllct a week of pohtic,tl tcnstons exploded IIllO . OVCIIllgill rioting and street !Jghtmg between the largdy prosperous urban protestet s and governme nt Sllpponers. mamly trom the country"s impovcnshed rural maJOfl· ty. The Iightmg lett one petson · de.td and dozens inJured. H1s decree gives the military the nght to restore order. ,tilows authorittes to suspend ciVIl ltbetttes. bans public g.ttherings ol more than ft ve people and b:11 s the media from rcporttng news th.tt "c,tuses p.tntc ·· Sam.tk .tnd the ctrmy chief. Gen. Anupong · both s.ttd Paochind.t, authorities vtcwcd emergency rule .ts ,, last resort and stressed they w.tnted to avotd violence. · "I did it to solve the problems of the countrv,'· Samak said in a televised news conference at a miIi t~u y headquarters 111 Bangkok. " I had no other chmce The . softest means available was an emersency decree to end the situation using the law·· At a separate news conference , Anupong s,tid ·troops in B.mgkok 's streets will be armed only with riot shields and h.ttons "II the military has to get involved, it will not use force and wtll be on the people's side," Anupong said. He dtsmi ssed spec ulatton the army was positioning itself to setze power agam. less than two years after " 2006 coup. Wednesday, September 3, ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER MOSCOW Pt ime Minister Vladtmir Putin said Tuesday th.tt Russia wtll respond cal mly to an increase 111 NATO shtps 111 the Black Sea in the aftermath of the shot t Wdr wtth Georg1a. but pmmtsed thdt " there will be an answer." Meanwhile, Ptesident Dmllry Mcdvcdcv sternly warned the West that tl woult.l lose more than Moscow would II tt tned to punish Russta with sanct ions over the war wnh Georgta Ru"ia has repeatedly complatned that NATO has too many warships 111 tile Black Sea. Foretgn Mtmstry spokesman Andrei Nesterenko sa td Tuesday th at currently there are two U.S, one Poli sh, one Spamsh and one German ship there . "We don ' t utld erstand what Amenc.m ,l htp s .ue dotng on the Georgian shores. but this ts a questmn of taste, it's a decision by our Amettc.tn cui leagues." Puttn reportedly said "The second g uestion is why the humanitariah aid is betng delivered on naval vessel~ armed with the newest rocket systems." Russia's rea ction to NATO ship s "wtl l be calm, without any sort of hysteria. But of course , there will be an answer ... lnterfax quoted Putin :ts saying duririg a visit to Uzbekistan. Asked by exactly whal measures Russw would take in response td NATO , :The Daily Sentinel shtps tn the Black Sea. Putin was quoted as answertng, "You ' ll see.'· As tf to emphasize the country's stren gth - iLs control over a gro\ving percentage ot European energy supplies - Puttn tta vc lcd to Uzbektst,m to announce a deal that would tighten RusSia•'s h,tnd Qn Centr,tl Asian energy exports to the West. In ..111 Interview w1th Ital y's RAt tclcvtsiOn broadcast Tuesd.ty. Medvedev s.ttd that Russta doesn't lear . exp ul sion from the Group of Etght leadtng industttaltzed nations "The G-8 will be practically un,tbl e to Junction without Ru'5ta. bccduse tt can make decisions only it they reflect the optnion of top global econom ics and leading [lO itt ical pl.tyers of · the world ,'. Medvedev s~ud. "That\ whv we don·t fe.tr betng expelled !rom the 0 -8." Presidential candidate John McCain is ,tnHln!! those who c<~lkd for Russia' s expulston !rom the elite cluh of the world's 11chest countries Med~edev also warned that NATO would "'tfer more than RussJa II its lies with Moscow were sev· ered "We don ' t sec anythtng dramati c or diflicult ahout suspendtng our relations it that's the wtsh ol our partner<· Me<hcdcv satd. "But I think that out part ners wtll lose mote from that. .. NATO nallon s depend on Ru~sid a'S t!lt,llhll route ATHENS - 0' Bleness Memorial Ho,pttal ha s . exp.tnded financial :tssis(ancc services to help patient s manage thetr :.healthcUie expenses. 'Many programs are avatl ·able that may part tally or · .completely cover the cost of care. . .. -\s a communtty hospi· ral: an important part of . our miss1011 as providing medically necessary care -to everyone who needs it . - re~ardless of thetr abilIty to pay for services." >atd Kim Dettwtller. O'Bienes;;' chief financial · r>fficer "We understand the btlling pro<:es s can be confusmg and, for some, paying medtcal bills can be dtfftcult. Our goals arc to help our patients under- st,md their 111surance ben: eftts and out-of-pocket · expense. and help them enroll 111 any assistance programs for whtch they may be eli gtble." Carolyn Milhoan has COLUMBUS ·:Veterans of the US Army's larges t land battle are pl,tnning the1r annual reunion Sept. 9 - 14 in Columbus. Bill Ruth ((8R5-8791i) national · chairperson : announced today. . · Known as the, Battle of the Bulge, it involved 1110re t!Htn one million men and women and cost g 1,000 c.mtalties of whid 19,000 were killed. Some ' were from Meigs County. · · Columbus Local Litsenberger #oR Chapter (VBOB) will host the · reuninn with Headquarters -at the R.tmada Plaza Hotel and Conference Center, 4900 Sinclatr Rd ·The national organtzation a11d M!l,e Eckei111 Mo1 cull w1d Coin/alit flrr111d 111 81111' 11' 11. 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If you remtnds ht' brothers to are 50 or over, consider conftne thci1 nuutst ,tctivtcdnhuvascular st:reenrng ttes to lhe pnvate resorts. tt 111clude a vtstt to the to image the ,instdc of your mL~y not h.1ppen again arteries to see 1f vou are at Patterson Air rtsk lor stroke- or heat t We\.1 ~lYe them one mme Wright Force Museum and the attack. Stav a~tive, cat chance. Dear Annie: I wrote the in right and take your mediMott Museum st~ned .. Fncnds or letter Groveport. A day will be dnes as prescnbed, even tt Feeling..,, ...thout going to spent' at the Orange you are feelmg well. Many the pt om wtth Bnt.tny. a MtddleiHtgh School wllh.' vascular conditions arc spe~t.tl cd student. or eighth and ninth graders silent, espectally high Natash,t. the gtrl l re,tl ly under the le.adership of blood pressure and athero- ltke. You told me to he ,, Nancy Poiiseno who will sclerosis, a fatty plaque stand-up guy and go wtth honor the YBOB veterans buildup on the at tery Bntany because I ,tsked in a living hi story pro- walls. Preventton is the her fir'st. I just wanted 10 key to maintaimng health gram. l ~t vou know that I took Card10~ascular dtse,tse IS Local veterans and othyour advtce to do the nght ers intere sted in meeting the No. I killer , 111 the thing It w.ts so much fu n Untied States. for both and' 111rned out to be an the member s of the men' and women Stroke. ,mesome ntght. Plus. Veterans of the Battle of hy itself, IS No. 3. We c·an the Bulge are in~ited to do better Treatment for Natasha and l are bettet stop by the hospitality cardiovascular disesse " thdll ever. ,111d she totallv room at the Ramada Hotel only 01ie part of the pic- undet stood when l told her on Sinclair Road on ture. We need to do more about my dtkmma. ..Tex,1s Tea" dsked whv Friday or Saturday after- to keep people from getth e spectal ed ktds h<td :1 noon. ting sick in the first pl.1cc. To learn more ahout w h,tt separate prom. My school you can dD. vtstl the Lury had two proms -, nne for King Cardiac Found,ttton lhe whole school and another just for the special website at www lkcf.org. Wi shtng you the best 111 cd students. At th.tt prom. tl1 ey handed out awards. billed as a nde and fly hea lth - Larry King Sr., The ktds s.tid it was a weekend and tl is hoped a The Larry King Cardiac chance for them to hang number of participants 111 Foundation Dear Larry King: out with e,teh ot her. Tom's Run wtll stav in the Th,mks fot evet)'thing county both days "to take .Thank you for shanng Content Now advantage of these two spe- your story with our teudDear Content: Thanks ers We hope tt will procial events tor letttng us know how For more tl((ormatwn Oil vide the in spiration to thing s turn ed out. You motivate all of us to e.tt Trm1 \ Ru11, call 740-596right. exerctse more and sound like a terril ic young 2249 or e-11wli see a doctor regularly to man. lude714@gmail.wm. For monitor our car:dio\,tscul.u Annie's Mailbox i.1 writmore tl(/ormat/Oil Oil the health. ten by Katl1y Mitc/1ell and Viiltmt Countv Air Show, Dear Annie: We recent· Marcy Sug(lr. longtime contact A1r Show Chairman ly had" patty at tl1e lake as editor~ of the · Ann Nick -Rupert at 740-357- a send-oft tor our daughter Lander.\· coillmn. Please e0261\ or Steve Keller at 740- who is leavmg for college. mail your questions to 411\-2612 hetweenthe houn We invited 60 friends and annie s ma i /box @com · o.f II a.m. and 5 p.m. famtly members. tncluding ca~i.net, or write to: my husband's two brothers Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, Chicago, IL and their families. These brothers let t.hetr fiflfi/1. To find O!ll more children, ages R, 6 <~nd 4, a/}(lllt Annie'; Mailbox, go swtmmtng naked Then and read feature.~ by other Creators Syndicate writen the downtown area. Mullen one of the wives took oil and cartoonil-t~. visit the her bikini top to nurse her said that the parade is baby. My daughtet was Creaton Syndicate Web restricted to tire equipment. completely shocked. and page at There is no pre-registration. could not sleep tlut ntgltt www. creal/Irs. com. For further m{ormatw11 contact Werrv at 992-2202 or Mullen at 992-3782. I would like ro extend a personal thank yuu to all L · Port of Antwerp through which came the Amencan tanks, ammunition and other mtlitary supplies and replac ement soldiers for the casualties. Ardennes, the .Germans attacked \Jn De<: 16 . 1944 and were stopped in 19.45 during the coldest European wtnters tn 50 years. Most of the published histories have been th e defense: J'lelgium. The main German attack was by the Fifth Panzer Army in the VIcinity the goal of capturing the Port of Antwerp through whtch came the American tax other military supplies and replacement soldiers for the casualties. Reunion activities will :'Motorcycle run/air show set for September .. McA RTHUR Two · events are bcmg held in Vinton County, one on . Saturday, Sept. 20 and the other on Sunday, Sept. 21 'that will attract a lot of visi·tors to the county. ·. On Saturday. the Second Annual Tom's Run, a poker · fun for motorcycles, wi II be lield to benefit Vinton County MRIDD and Vinton Industries. The late Tom ;:ferguson was an MR/DD ;:t:oard member ~1nd accord;:-cng . to organizer Craig • fctherolf the eve nt is a :reminder that one person Idaho wildfire reveals new stretch of Oregon Trail can make a difference in the ltves of many. The poker run will begin at McArthur SuperValu with the tirst bike our at I t a.m. with the route gomg through the scenic Hocking Hills. The event will conclude at Ymton County M R/DD where there will be food and prizes will be awarded. On Sunday, Sept. 2 1, the Vtnton County Atr Show will be held at the Vinton County Airport where the atrport's famous barbecued chicken dtnners will be available just before . noon. Shortly after noon, the mr show will begin with performances betng given by some of the best aerobatic pilots tn the country. There will be some good old fashioned barnstorming perfonnances, hang gliders, sky divers, and scver4l acts involving radio controlled aircraft including one which features a flying lawnmower. Following the show, atr· plane rides will be av<tilable tor all who choose to explore Vinton County from the air The weekend is .bemg -Firetruck parade to open Riverlest POMEROY - Again this : year a parade. of fire equip. ment on Thursday, Sept. II , at 6:30 p.m .' will open the Sternwhecl Riverfest activt- · : ties. Howard Mullen and Tom Werry are co-chatrmen of the parade which has been held for the past eight years as an opening event of the festival. All fire departments and mdividuals owntng anttque tire vehicles are welcome to participate The parade will form at the former lncatton of the Pomeroy Junior High School on Pomeroy's East Main Streei at 6 p.m. and wtll move out at 6:30p.m. to . .-~·------~------~------------------------------~---------------------------------------, :~ommunity ·• Public meetin ·I Calendar RfiNE The 'outh n Athletic Boosters. . . iJ1 Southern High • M~d· , ept. Schoo cafeteria All parPOMERO The ents, especially those with l Meigs County Agricultural children new to the sports : Soctety will be held at 7:30 programs, comm.unity :p.m. m the Coonhunters memqers and coaches asked :Building on the Rock to attend. • Spnngs Fairgrounds. The CHESTER Ktds : meeting was postponed a Crusade Bible Boot Camp, ! week due to the Labor Day 6:15-8 30 p.m. , through :holiday. It is open to the Thursday, at Mercy ; public. Mission. Puppets, nafts. • Thursday, Sept. 4 snacks, music , prizes . ' SYRACUSE - Syracuse Family night at 5 p.m : Village Council , regular Saturday, with food, music. :meeting. 7 p:m., VI llage a slide, games. Information • hall. at 985-4443. Thursday, Sept. 4 HARRISONVILLE The Grand Master of the •.• Ohio Grand Lodge wtll be at a 6:30p.m. meeting at the Wednesday, Sept. 3 Harrisonvill Lodge hall CHESTER Chester TUPPERS PLAINS : Garden Club. open house, VFW Post 9053 Auxiliary 7 · 7:30 'p.m. at Chester p.m at the hall. CHESTER - Che sterMethodist Church. Open to Shade . ' Histoncal the pubhc. Hal Kneen to : ~alk on fall landscaping. Assoetalton. 7 p.rn . Plans to · Members to take finger be made for fall genealogy fair on Oct II. Volunteers toods. Clubs and organizati«?ns ••• Mnm "'"'' of more than 7,600 members was founded 111 the Washington DC area on December 16 the 37th anniversary of the day the Germans made their breakthrough. Officially known the Battle of the Ardennes, the Germans attacked on Dec 16: 1944 and were stopped on Jm1 25, 1945 during the coldest Europc;m wtntcr in 50 years. The attack <:amc as a complete surpnse to the Allied Commanders. Most of the published historie s have been about the defense at Bastogne. Belgium. The main German attack was by the Fifth Panzer Army in the vtcinity of St. Vith with the goal ot captunng the ., - Mall\llr accepted a posttton as an deter;nine what will be O' Bieness patient finan· covered by their tnsur· cia! counselor. a new post- ance. e~plain discounts Lion at the hospital and payment opt ions, and Milhoan 's duttes include assist them in applymg for providing financial infor- various sources of paymation and guidance to ment asststance. '' anyone us111g the hospi- . Ftnancml counseling IS tal's services. includtng one of several new protnpattents. Emergency grams desig~ed tu assist Department patients . and patients with their fman- . other outp,ttients She is cia! obligations. Others available to talk with include dtscounts; addipatients 111 their hospital tional payment options; rooms, in her office on the and adva11ce pricing tnforf1rst tloor. or by phone at matton and estimates of (740) 592-9225 Milhoan patient costs. On Sept. 3, has pnor experien<:t: 111 the 2008. a· Bleness ' pat tent hospital's patient registra- registration coordinators tion and patient account- will begtn accepting paying departli'lents. ment at the time of regis· for services "We are pleased to offer tration ftnanctal assiStance tlutt Patients Will be otfered may benefit all of our options of puytng insurpatients those with ance co-pays or deposits, insurance and those wtth- making a payment out." .said Connie Dexter, arrangement: or applying director of patient finan- for fin ancial assiStance . Cial scrvtccs. "Our new Th1s procedure docs not financial counselor will apply to registration for help our pat1ents under- services in the O ' Bleness stand the costs of care. Emergency Department. PageA3 .World War 11 Veterans coming to Columbus Assoctation member Wally mtgranHrail remnants on BOISE, Idaho (AP) - A wildfire that damaged or Meyer told the Idaho public land in southwest destroyed nearly 20 homes in Statesman that the last Idaho. Idaho ·last month also wagon through southeast revealed remnants of the Bmse probably crossed the Oregon Trail plain about 1890 on the propfor supp li es goi ng to the Members of the Idaho erty, now owned by the ttoop s 111 Ch,tpter of the Oregon- Idaho Power Co., which is allian ce's Afghanistan. Cuhlornia Tratls Association negotiating with the group to At d summi t Monday. plan to mark portions of the allow signs along the newly the European Unton ptoneer trail now vtsible after found paths. tssucd a ·declar.ttion say- the Aug. 25 lire. "We are happy to help with tng Russta Wds vwlat1 ng Before the blaze, two par- this historic effort," satd the tctm~ of its cease-ftre al.lel paths totaling about a Idaho Power, spokeswoman • FREE 2417 Ttctvllcll5upport wtth Georg ia . It watned halt~ mile had been covered Anne Alenskts. • lnslilnt MAuagmg. keep your bllddy btl that talks on a poliLtcal by sagebrush and cheatgrass. • 10 &-matl addre!ISes WJth WabmaWI Investigators have con• CusiOm Star1 Page· newt weahr l mor1l ,md economic ,tgreem ent The paths, whtch are light cluded that an equipment wtt h th e Ktt'mlllt would be depressions m the ground. failure on one of the compa(1':,"';:6XJU$'3111&8 fasterD postponed unless Ru ss ian stretch across a field below a ny's electricity lines tgnited trl>ops pulled bdck ftom mlge . where the homes the ftre. Sign Up Online! www.LouiNtlCOII'II posttions in Genrgt<t. ' burned. During his 30-year career Rrit,tin and e,tstet n The p~ths were discovered with the Bureau of Land European Ililllons held uut m s,ttell tte photographs taken Management, Meyer said he for a toughet line. hut days ~!ftcr the lire. marked about 150 miles of Europe 's dependen ce on Ru"tan oil ,tnd n,ttur,tl gas de ten ed "'t1 onger sane ii Oll\. Russia supplies the FU with a thtrd ot tts ot l and 41l perce nt of tts natural gas ~ a dependence that the EU's .tdmtnislldtive body says wtll nse stgmltcantly in the future. Pultn ,wnounced Tue sd,ty th,q Russia and Uzbekist,tn will build " new natural gas pipeline th.tt will rump Turkmen .tnd Uzbek g.ts tnto Ru"Lt's ptpelinc system. wh tch Russta wtll teexport to Europe. The pt oject. whtch has been under diScuS> ions lor sever,tl .. months : will strengthen Moscow 's hold over Central Ast,tn gas and undermine Western backed efforts for a rival trans-Casptau route . A\ \OC'Ttllr:"d Pre,\\ Il l/f en BYTHEBEND ·.Hospital ~rs ~financial assistance Iguidance to patients are susceptible to vote buytng that breeds corruption. It wants .most lawmakers appointed" rather than elected. The .pnme mimster has repeatedly insisted he will not bow to demands that he step down. Sat)lak gave 110 time frame for how long emergency rule would be tn effect but predicted tt would be over "moderately quickly." Thai land woke up Tuesday to jarnng television tmages of bloody o~ermght street battles in wht<:h protesters from b•>llt sides fottght with sticks, kniYes· a~d slingshots. Govcrnn;tcnt supporters first scuttled with police, then clashed with antiSamak protesters. One person, identified as a 55-yearold man, died from head injuries and nine others were hospitalized. 'at least three with gunshot wounds, the Health Ministry said. Both sides dispersed after AP pholo · Samak deployed soldiers Antt-gol!_ernment demonstrators gather behtnd razor wtre and barricades near Government House 111 Bangkok. Thatland with riof gear - but no Tuesday That Prime Mtntster Samak SundaraveJ declared a n emergency in the That capital, ampowenng the military to guns. The troops quickly restore order after overntght clashes between government opponents and supporters left one person dead and dozens withdrew from the streets, tnJured . and pro-Samak activists said later in the day that ··11 the mtlttary uses Ioree patrplled the grounds. tngs, said Sawit Kaewwan, People ·s. Alltance tor they were leavmg Bangkok to stage a LOllp. 1t will cre.llc .. It's ,t tempo""Y lull and secretary-general of the Democracy, formed in 2006 to respect the emergency d lot mOIL' problems." the d llC:\V ... tor m ts ~alheri!J!!.'' State Enterpnse Workers to demand the restgnation rule decree, Channel 9 telegeneld l sa 1d. s,11d Thnlllan Pongsidhir:,k. Relattons Confederat ion. of then-Prime Minister vision reported. TensltHlS rcm.tine~ htgh .t polttical suenttst .tl which compti ses 43 unions Thaksin Shinawatra, evenIn side the Government dS thuusdnlis ul protesters Bangkok ' s Chu lulongko rn lot st.tte employees. tually paving the way for House compound, now who arc dcm.tndtng UniYctsny Yet ,tnother challenge the bloodless coup that St~mak 's resignali(tn Sdmc~k·..., ''h.td~ j..., .t£:ctlll..,t cunfiOnted Samak when the ousted him. Thaksm, a crowded with tents, portable dcltcd the b,tn on .tsscm- the wa lt.·· Thittndn said ... It Electton Comm iss ion rec- telecommunications tycoon, toilets and sleeping mats, bl) by st.tying camped out he enrorces th~ cmergenLy ommended Tuesday that his recently fled to Britain to one of the protest leade(s, Chamlong Srimuang, dt the prtlllt" lllllllSICI·, de-tee. thete wt ll be vto· People's Power Party be es<:ape corruption charges. remamed defiant. otftctal compound. known knee hcbusc the (protest- disbanded tor fraud durmg Many of the same allega"We will stay and fight!" as Government House , e i ~) .tie not budgtng But 1f electlllllS last year Samak tions behind the uprising whtch th~y se11ed seven he docsn·t enforce II. there and uthcr party leaders agamst Thaksm - corrup- he told protesters "Stay d.tys earlter. would be banned from po)i- tion, stifling the media and calm. Don't fear. ... Can you ts a sense of anarchv mle. As .t ptecautton. Ctty Hall It's a lose-Jo..,e srtudtion for tt~s for live years tf JUdie tal the ruhng party's buying be brave a little longer to ordered 435 publt<: school s Samak.'' am horities upheld the rul- votes from the rural poor save our country?'~ Some anfi . ! govc t nment tng, though other membet s with cash and other benefits closed for three d<tys. while One of the protesters, 66some rntenMttonu l p11vute gt uups taunted authorrlles could form a new party and - dommate the protests year-old Kaewta schools O[)ted to shut for :t hy thre,ttening to swttch olf retain power by winning against Samak, who led Singhasaenee, satd she was week. The U.S and other water and electnc· tt y .tl new elections. Thaksin's allies to victory in bracing for new clashes. nattons warned tllcll citi- poltcc stattons and other Democracy in Thatland last December's election. · "If they come, I won't zens of the danger of vio- govern ment offices has a history of fragility, Despite its name, the run,'' she said, clutching a lence tn the c.tpttal Wednesday wt th the military stagmg 18 alliance - a mix of royalbamboo rod and a helmet. "I A labor federation lor coups smce the country ists, wealthy and middleBy ntghtfall, there was no emp loyees said became a constitutional class 11rban residents, and lo~e my country. I' m an old stgn of renewed clashes or state ,my attempt to evtct tbe pro- 200,000 ot Its membet s monmchy in 1932. Samak's union activists - argues lady but I'm strong." ••• teste rs But the fest\ ve would go on Strike to >up- . faceoll with anti-govern- Western-style democracy Associated Presf writers atmosphere of recent days port the protesters Thetr ment protesters is only the doesn't work for Thailand. Ahuja. Sutin had e~apora t ed. Families wqlkout could disrupt tram. latest conflict in two years It says the ballot box gives Amb1ka and chtldren were mostly' bus and atr servtce and cut of political tumult. too much weight to the Wannabovom, Chris Blake go ne and helmet -clad pro- electncity and water to The group behind the impoveri shed rural major- and Michael Casey contesters .trmed wtth sticks some government butld- antt-Saf!1ak protests, the tty, who the alliance says tributed to tins report. Putin vows 'an answer' to N~TO ships near Georgia BY VLADIMIR ISACHENKDV • 2008 needed . Friday, Sept. 5 SALEM CENTER Metgs County Pomona · Grange, 7:30 p.m .. Star Grange Hall , three miles north of Salem Center on County Road I. Contest items will be judged. POMEROY .Alzheimers/memory loss Caregiver Support G10up, I: 15 p.m. Meigs Sen tor Center. Ca ll Kathy McDamel, coorclmator, for more mtormatton. Saturday, Sept. 6 SYRACUSE - Ladies of the Meigs County Republican Party, 9:30a.m., Syracuse Community Center. New members welcome. Call 696-1042 or 985-3537. SALEM CENTER Star Grange #77R and Star Jumor Grange #H78 meet at 6:30 p.m. for potluck sup, per, followed by meeting at 7:30. Plaus fm chtcl.eu barebecue on Oct 5 wi II be • made. Church events Friday, Sept. 12 RACINE Sutton United Methodist Church revtval, Sept. 12-14, 7 p.m. nightly .. John Frank speaking; special singers, Gloryland Believers, Friday, White Oak Quartet, Satmday, Truly Saved, Sunday. Reunions Sunday, Sept. 7 REEDSVILLE- Fourth annual Neighborhood Day to be held at the Belleville Locks and Dam. Dinner at I p m. Gedrge Hall to entertam. • Saturday, Sept. 6 RACINE - The 41st Samuel Allen Eblin reunion will be held at 4 p.m. at the Racme Star Mill Park m Racmc. Meat and table serVIce wtll be provideJ. Take covered dish, drinks and items for auction. of the staff. volunteers and community that so fatthfully works with. and supports God's NET. Ministry. The generous g ifts of time, malcri.t!. money and prayer arc proof of God's blesstng on this Ministry. I want to especia ll y thank the community for its patron.tge of our fundr aisi ng events such as the monthly Blue Gt ass Gospel and the Chtcken Bar-B-Q , held qu:uteliy They .h ave all been successful in reaching out to the community in fellowshtp and helping produce the funds so necessary to perpetuate the God\ N.E.T. program. We are always looking for new and · creative ways to minister to the youth and community. Donations to actiYities like the School Supply giveaway reaches ou t 10 many families and is apprectatcd . Additional volunteers would allow us to reach even more needs wnhtn the community If you have expe11Cnccd a call tn serve b1,1t aren't sure of where \0 start. please give us a call or stop by for a vi sit. Our ttpconung events include chicken Bar-B--Q's; Sept 7. at ll a.m. and Nov. 2. Blue Grass Gospel nmcerts begtn on the first SatLirday or the lllOillh beginning )ept 6th at 6· '\0 p.m. ·' Ronntc Y.mce, D11·ector God's N.E.T. Mintst,ry ca lf: 740-992-0261 �Wednesday, September 3, 2008 , 0PINIO The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio · (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentinel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congre.s.s .slla/1 make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting tl1£ free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom · of speech, or of tile press; or the right of the people peac~ably to assemble, and to petition tile Government for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday, Sept. 3. the 247th day of 2008. There are 119 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History : · "\. On Sept. 3, 1783, the Treaty of Paris between the Unit'ed States and Great Britain officially ended the Revolutionary War. • On this Llate: In 1658, Oliver CromwelL the Lord Protector of England, died in London. In I939, Britain, France, Australia and New Zealand declared war on Germany, two days after the Nazi invasion of Poland. In 1943, the British Eighth Army invaded Italy during World War ll, the same day Italy signed a secret armistice with the Allies. In 1951, the television soap opera "Search for Tomorrow" made its debut on CBS. (It ran on CBS until 1982. when it moved to NBC until its final episode, which , aired in December 1986.) . In 1976, the unmanned U.S. spacecraft Viking 2 lanueu on Mars to take the tirst Close-up, color photographs of the planet's surface. In I978, Pope John Paull was installed as the 264th pontiff of the Roman Catholic Chur~h. ln2004, the three-day hostage siege at a school in Beslan, Russia, ended in bloody chaos after Chechen militants set off bombs as Russian · commandos 'stormed the building; more than 330 people, mostly children, were killed. Ten years ago: President Clinton visited Omagh, Northern Ireland, where he walked down the.street where a car bombing had claimed 29lives, and offered his condolences to the families of the victims. Authorities continued to recover remains from Swissair Flight I II, which had crashed off Nova Scotia the night before with 229 people aboard. Five years ago: Paul Hill, a former minister who said he murdered an abortion doctor and his bodyguard to save the 'lives of unborn babies, was executed in Florid~ by injection, becoming the first person put to death in the United States for anti-abortion violence. President Bu sh signed legislation to begin free trade with Singapore and Chile. One year ago: Millionaire adventurer Steve Fossett, 63, vanished after taking off in a single-engine plane in western Nevaua. Presitlent Bush, accompanied by Defense Secretary Raben Gates and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, paid a surprise visit to Iraq. where he was briefed by I).S. military commanders and Iraqi leaders. Panama blasted away part of a hillside next to the canal, marking the stan of the waterway's biggest expansion since it opened in 1914. Jerry Lewis raised nearly $64 million during his , annual Labor Day Telethon. Today's Birthdays: Actress Helen Wagner ("As the World Turns") is 90. "Beetle Bailey" cartoonist Mort Walker is 85. Actress Anne Jackson is 82. Thought for Today: "Any doctrine that will not bear investigation is not a fit tenant for the mind of an honest man."- Ruben G. Ingersoll , American lawyer and politician (I Kl3: 1899). . Wednesday, September 3, 2008 Michelle Obama• did an · odd thing during her speech on the opening nighvof the Democratic National Convention in Denver: She turned back the clock on feminism. While praising Hillary Clinton for creating 18 million cracks in the glass ceiling. the • wife of the Democratic presidential nominee heralded herself as what sounded like a traditional stay-at-home mother. (In fact. she works outside the home and gets paid welL) . But in that speech. she displayed ali the feminine virtues and showed off her softer side. It was genius even if it was ail just to win. Prev iously she was known, especially to Sean Hannity's audience. for announcing that she is proud of her country for the first time in her life because her husband •is running for president. But on Monday nig~t. in complete support of her husband\ campaign, sl1e praised the roles of mother, daughter and sister. In emotional terms, she lauded her husbanu's commitment to being a devoted father to their daughters. She emphasized the importance of fathers, noting how the absence of a father had affected her husband . For just one moment in time. the Democratic ' Kathryn Lopez Party"s cand idate for first l:1dy put the uimuturul but much too often touted - values of the lert in ,u .spended animation. Instead of disparaging traditional family values. she praised them to the limit. for as much time as ·the party would let her. Let's be clear: It \ not a song she always sings. Speaking to a group from the Democratic National Committee's Gay and Lesbian Leader,hip · Cotmcil. Mrs. Ohama said. ".. . we must fight for the world as it shoulu be. A world where we work together tn reverse dis<:riminatory laws ." One of those "discriminatory laws·· "'-·as The Delense of Marriage Act. Somehow. thi s did not make it into l1cr primetime TV auuress. A video introduc ing her before her speech starred her mother, ·gushing with pride for her daughter. Her brother - who coaches football. not usuall y .on the li st or approved feminist mother's lead.. sports' - ta lked protectively ltn irig women can once again be of h1s klu siSter. Mrs. Obama chHIIengcd the feminists while embracing ' packed Pepsi Center autli- · the traditional roles of cnce to keep their eyes dry women. I wouldn' t ~o that far. as she remembered her late Like her husband. who has father and the values he had been known to talk about the tau gh t her and her brmhcr. It \. a fa~cinating contra- importance of fatherhood. diction that liberal feminists Michelle doesn't go far li ve . Earli er .that opening enough. I presume that 's day. at an ··u m.:unventiuual because even if she wanted Women" event sponsored to. she couldn't: The party hy a <;oalition of femini,ts ' wouldn't let her. It 's the reagnlllps. members of son. I assume. that Burack Obama can't bring himself Ctlll~rt·ss talkeu . about the dillerenccs between men to do a full-on Bill Cosby anJ wurnen. Men . for and challenge men - anu insta nce. simp ly can't bring specifically black men. to the legislative table the because he can - to be same concerns that women responsible fathers. He coulq do. They. apparently. · are talk passionately. opening up biologically incapab le of about what it was like · to realizin£ that men and grow up without one. won1cn " have uiflerenl The Obamas know what health needs. And so. con- works - good. so li.d, tradigresswomen wilL in the tional fam ilies with a mom s;une breath. praise their and a dad. They arc also in own efforts on gender-pari - the rare position of actually ty llea lthcarc reform being able to say that. But (becau'e there are real dif- they won't. While some women ferenc es between men and wnmcn) anu also complain whine that they won ' t see about the lack of eqt1al pay one of their uwn become ;111d the failure to ratify the ·president next year, they ·Equal Kights Amendment: •• should really be challenging relic left hy the trash heap of the Obamas to tell the honhi story somewhere arouml e't truth about family valleisure suits and disco. ue>. I Kat!trm Lopl'~ is rh~ ediSome women have comthat perhaps rvr ~~r National Re1·iew menteu Michelle Obama was being On/ ill I' 1lr1nr.l/a t ional re··post-feminist." Following l'inr.com ). 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A retired mechanic from George J. ·!gel Company1 !ack's passions wete his old tractors: ~' Henry," the 1931 Model A Ford, and his grandchildren . He was preceded in death by grandmother, Vergie Pigott, mother; Hazel Johnson. brothers, Glen and Junior, and sisters, Judy and Jerry. . He is survived by hi s wife Dorothy, daughter; Chns (Bill) Rogers, son; David (Gina) Johnson, grandchildren. Randy and Bobby Rogers, best friend, Stan Denney, and many family and friends. As per Jack's wishes, graveside serviCes will be held 2:30 p.m. Thursd.ay, Sept. 4. 2008 at Sand Hill Cemetery, Long Bottom, Oh1o, w1th Pastor Cyrus Broughton officiating. Memonal comnbuuons may be made to North Bapti st Church, 76 Charleston Ave., Columbus, Oh 43214. Arrangements completed by Rutherford-Corbin Funeral Home, Worthington, Ohio (614)-885-4006. Condolences may be made to www.rutherfordfuneraJhomes.com Donald Frank Dixon . POMEROY - Donald Frank Dixon, '65, of Pomeroy, Oh1o passed away on Aug. 31, 2008 at his residence. He was born on Jan. 5, 1943 in Brownwood, Texas son of the late Frank Fenwick Dixon and Mary Frances Swann. He was a school teacher for 35 years. He was a coach and scout for Meigs FootbalL Don is survived by his wife, Judy Dixon of Pomeroy; son, Brian (Nancy) Spencer of Grove City, Ohio; daughter, Mindy Jordan of Mason, W.Va; daughter, Amity (Bill) :Wamsley of Pomeroy; son, Brant Dixon of Pomeroy; grandchildren, Cody Spencer, Katie Barr, Gage Gilkey, Kylee Spencer and Nicholas Wamsley; brothers and sisters, Diane (Jim) Rausch of Maryland, Debbie (Ralph) Jenkins of Atlanta, Ga.. Dennis (Alicia) Dixon of Atlanta, Doug (Jodi) Dixon of Maryland; sister-in-law, Sandy Dixon of Chattanooga, Tenn.; brother-in-law and sister-in-law, John and Joan Anderson of Pomeroy; aunts, Rosalee Hunsaker and Patty Derbyshire; and several nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother, David ~ixon. ' A memorial servi~e will be held on Sunday at I p.m. at the Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Visiting hours will be on Saturday from 6-9 p.m. at the funeral home. In lieu of !lowers, please make a memorial donation to the Meigs Enrichment Fund to benefit the new football field. A registry is available on-line at www.andersonmcdaniel.conr Deaths Paris Hess . PORTLAND- Paris Rufford Hess, 52, of Portland, died Monday, Sept. I , 2008. · Arrangements are under direction of Anderson McDaniel ,.Funeral Home and will be announced when completed. The Daily Sentinel• Page 'As Ohio killer loses long-shot cletnency request Bv ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER COLUMBUS The Ohio Parole Board rejected clemency Tuesday for a death row inmate who has argued he is too fat to be humanely executed by injection. · In its unahimous decision. the parole board rejected arguments by Richard Cooey that he received poor legal help during his trial and later appeals . Gov. Ted Strickland wi II decide whether to . follow the board's recommendation . Cooey is scheduled to die Oct. 14 for raping and murdering two Univer>ity of Akron st udent s in 1986. If executed, he would be the first inmate put to ·death in Ohio since Christopher ' Newton was executeu last year for killing a prison ccllmatc over their chess ga mes. The parole board said it could not find a "sufficient, justifiable basis for mercy" · for Couey. who says in a se parate federal lawsuit that he is too obese to be put to. death. He argues his weight and a drug he takes for migraine headaches could interfere with one of the lethal injection drugs. It's unlikely Couey, who ·is 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs 267 pounds, would have been spared at trial if his attorneys had taken a different approach to offering evidence, the parole board said. Cooey also committed a crime of exceptional brutality that not even his abusive childhood · or substance abuse can explain. the board said. Cooey and a co-defendant kidnapped Wendy Offredo. 21. and Dawn McCreery. 20. after disabling their car by dropping a chunk of concrete on it from a hi ghway overpass. They choked and beat !he women to death after repeatedly raping them, then carved x·s ill their abdomens. The board also noted Coo,y's .unsuccessfu l 2005 escape attempt from death row and said Cooey has repeatedly broken prison rules. including fighting , having pills in his cell and threatening staff Since taking office. Strickland h~s denied clemency for three inmates. two of whom have been exec uted . In January, · he commuted the sentence of a fourth inmate. .John Spirko, to ·life without parole. citing a lack · of evidence linking Spirko to a 1982 murder. Spokesman Keith Dai Icy said Strickland will review Couey's entire case before making a decision. COLUMBUS (AP) - An Ohio tax levied on busi ness sales is unconstitutional when· it's applied to food sold by grocery stores and to food wholesalers, a state appeals . court ruled Tuesday. In a unanimous ruling, the state's lOth District Court of Appeals . said that applying the Commercial Activities · Tax to food not eaten where it's sold violates a constitutional ban on such taxes. Grocers said the tax didn't show up on customers receipts: but was included irl The Commercial Activities grocers' calculations for the Tax went into effect in 2005 costs of doing business. The as pan· of a comprehensive tax didn '.t apply to all gro- tax qverhaul package that cery-store sales, only those also included reductions in . involvinj; food. · personal income taxes. The "Anyt1me we can lower tax, which has been applied our cost of Lining business, to all businesses with a cerguess who is the beneficiary? tain level in sales', amounts to The consumer," said Tom 26 cents per $1 (\() in sales Jackson. president .and chief over $1 million. It amount s executive of. the Ohio to a flat rate of $I 50 for the Grocers Association, which lirst $I million in sales. as tiled a lawsuit against the long as sales are above state in 2006. "This is a huge $150,000. win for the grocers today." Tuesday's ruling overturns RadiOrromPageAi ~oRE­ c~o$ED, ·'' The gold medal for ,misunderstanding What if the 2008 Olympics had been held in' this country? Would the Chinese reporters cover . it the way the American reporters did? "This is Hui Chin for China News Today. TI1ere was much talk whether the Americans would finish the construction on all the Olympic venues in time and they did. just barely. Why they don ' t finish buildings years before they are needed, like we do, we'll never know, some defeci with th~ir culture, no doubt. Face it, it took them 15 years just to fini~h Mount Rushmore, something we could have done in .a couple of days and shipped to them. "This Olympics is a bridge between America's past anu future. But mainly a bridge to the past. The airport in Los Angelos is, like, 70 .years old. The ones in New York and Chicago are even older. You're taking your life in your hands when you fly here. Some of their planes are'- 50 years • old. Our stewardess was Jim Mullen using a walker. Almost everything in this country was built in the 1900s it's like being stuck in a time warp. "They don't have any high-speed, Maglev trains between cities. if you wall! to go from New York to Chicago. it's a two-day car trip on oiJ-fashioned. potholed , bridge-falling highways or one of those Korean War-era planes. . "You know ~vhe!1 you pull mto a gas stauon m Bei.Jmg how 12 people run out of nowhere to wash your car and pump you r gas? The first time I drove into a gas station here. I sat there for 10 minutes and nothin g happencu . Everyone was honking their horn s for· ser-. vice, but. still, no one came their athletes from the out. Fi)mlly fgot so di sg ust- youngest age. Thousands of ed, I got out and pumped it them are trained with rio mysei f. Can you imagine 0 · other pLirpose than to win "And the plumbing. You athletic contests. Their Lioll't want to know. It' s so scllOol s are nothing more primitive. Even in their best than mills for athletes. The gas stations! Just hold it until ones that aren't good enough you get..back to China. No to go to the Olympi.cs or play matter how loudly I yelled, football or basketball are just ' Doesn't anyone speak di scarded. It 's cheating, but Mandarin in this backward what can you do? There's place''' I couldn' t find any- always some country that one who spoke Chinese . bends the' rules. How hard can it be ''' ·• "!Yiany Chinese people "Once you get out uf the wonder why we didn't boybi g cities , the poverty is cott the Olympics to protest incredible . It 's so sad. When all the human rights issues · An1ericans run o~t of over there - the way they money, they put all their stole California . from possessions out on their Mexico; the way they treat front lawn and sell them to the native Americans. the passers-by. ·Yard sales' they way they pay women less so call them. Can you imagine they can only afford to have · the family's disgrace? The one child -· but it 's the shame? The hum iliation ? Olympics, It shouldn 't be Their government see ms to about trying to score politihave pl enty of money for' an cal point s. It should be Olympics. but none for their about sports. that's all.'' (Jim Mullen is the awhnr nj workers. '·We don't expect Chitla to ·; fr Takes 11 Village ldioi: take too niany medals at the Complicating tlw Simple Olympics this time. · The Life'' and "Ba1>y:1· · Firs/ Americans have all the se Tattoil." Yrm can rmclr him"' spec ial progrwns to help jim_mulfeJI @1 11_\'11 '<~.\~fonl. J .Blacksburg, Va.-based John E. )<err, former monil'ositive Radio Group, and ing drive announcers and :operates as WYVK-FM and station managers, also The other counties includ:WMPO. . . · . spoke. Mick Childs, the sta- ed in the work proposed by . The statton was ftrst tion's current sports director licensed to a group of · and Robert Byer, another ODNR are ih Athens. Guernsey, Lawrence, Perry Athens busmess and :ad!o alumnus, shared excerpts and Washington. . men, and went on atr . 111 from the 1~66 Middleport , According to' a OD,NR fugust, 195~ from s!ud!os Yellow'ackets/So th rn release, staff members from .Jn the old Ba1ley's Dnve In J .. . u e. ·on Bradbury Road. The FM Tornadoes football game, the Division of Mineral Management operation fust broadcast 14 the final game played by Resources years later. · M1?dleport befo~.e . tho . will be on hand to discuss The station's first Metgs Local consohdat10n. environmental and public announcer, Frank Kathy Malesick, former health and safety issues Youngwerth; also worked as sales manager, and Brenda associated with Ohio mines the first account executive. Merritt, the current station' that were ab~doned prior He served as the emcee for manager, organized the to August 3, 1977, when · legislation addressing the .the reunion. Jay Hill and. reunion. problem went into effect. They wi II di scuss the policies and procedures of Ohio's Abandoned Mine from Page Al Land (AML) Program and .This change will allow began getting used to a new present a list of proposed work to continue to !he traffic pattern involving a projects for each of the six north of the drive into Wai- three-way stop on Ohio 833_ counties . . Those who attend the :Mart where the contractor Also, the new road running will finish drainage items under the two bridges was meeting will be encouraged opened to traffic and left- to present details of their and sidewalk in that area. · . Recently paving crews hand turns off the existing own abandoned mine problems and to check on eligihave brought up the old bridge are now prohibited. At times traffic on both bility for funding. pavement to the proposed at The meeting is being held the intersection of W Va. 62 sides of the Ohio River has and Wai-Mart Drive and seen . major congestion in preparation for the Ohio 833. Portions of tht; though this type of paving November filing of an mad have · been literally work must be done under raised over two feet to meet traffic in order to be comthe slope of the new bridge. pleted. To alle":iate conges!Mdlrson ~nie( Yesterday asphalt crews tion, ODOT has instructed 'f_!jnera( ~ __ were working on both the paving crews riot to begin Adam McDaniel West Virginia and Ohio work before 9 a.m. to allow & James Anderson DIRECTORS ~ sides of the new bridge. On for the school and power Obio siue work was plant morning rush and to ',Uf;UI!; done on the approach ' be finished by 3 p.m; for the new bridge which same rush. Betzing previPn·ArNIIftiiUIII Plaltrrirttr be a section of the new ously said if traffic clears Middlepon Pomeroy later in the day, paving will 833. 992-5141 . ~2-5444 Last week motorists on continue after 5 p.m. to finwww.andtrsonmrdanitl.conl Ohio side of .the bridge . ish for the day. Traffic 'cheduled execution. Dana Cole. a University of Akron law professor also representing Cooey. said the claim was misunderstood by a prison employee keeping a minute-by-minute log of Cooey\ last hours. He said Cooey was talking about a professional hockey player in the news at the time for hurting someone. and maue an offhanded remark about what he woulu do if someone hurt his sister. While Cole was with Couey that day, he said he wm not there when Cooey made the co mment. Cole said Couey gavt: hi s version of events when the, log was made public in 2006 and again when he visited Coney on death row Saturday. Walsh has no plans 10 stop the investigation based on Coney\ explanation. Laurie Crame r. a prosecutor's spt>keswoman. said Tuesday. · Allen said he doesn't re ca ll the hockey player remark and · questioned the · val ue of such an in vestigation. "It's not a good use of Summit County's money in my opinion:· Allen said. "What arc you goi ng to do with that information if it comes out tha t it's true?'' a dccisiim by a Franklin County judge that upheld the tax. Mike McKinney, a spokesman for the Ohio Department of Taxation, said the Ohio attorney general will appeal the decision to the Ohio Supreme Court on the depm1ment's hehalf. The state will seek a stay . of the decision pending the outcome of that appeal during which the tax would continue to be phased in. Campaign from Page At · persistent criticism that the Strickland said Biden was Senator, whose father was his ·own second choice as a COOLVILLE - Dalton E. "Dutch" Forrider, 83, of Democratic presidential :Coolville, Ohio died Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2008 at Camden- Kenyan, is a Muslim. "When . s omeone raises candidate, after Clinton. park Memorial Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va. . · the question of (Obama's) Strickland commended He is survived by his wife.Edna Marie Clegg Forrider. : Services will be held I :30 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008 Christian faith to you, ask Biden for his knowledge of .at White-Schwarzel Funeral Home, Coolville, with Hiley that person how they would foreign policy issues, and Null II and Seldon Johnson officiating. Burial will be in the feel if their own faith was saiu Alaska Governor Sarah :Mei~s Memory Gardens, Pomeroy . · unfairly questioned or criti- Palin's ·lack of experience in :. Fnends may call at the funeral home Wednesday,. from 6- cized," Strickland said. national government affairs . 8 p.m. · Friends can sign the online guestbook at . As might be expected, is a liability for the www.white-schwarzelfuneralhome.com In lieu of flowers, Strickland was critical 'Of Republican ticket . tlonations can be made to Boy Scouts of America, 1340 McCain's choice for a ruoHe said he has never met .:Juliana St., Parkersburg, WV 26101 ning·mate, but complimen- Palin , a fellow governor. "I don't know her, but tary of the Democratic running mate , Senator Joe most people don't know Biden. D-Delaware . . her either," Strickland said. , Couey's execution also would also be the first exeClitiOn ·ill Ohio >ince the end of an unofficial nationai moratorium on execution> that began last year while the U.S. Supreme Courl · reviewed Kentuckv's lethal injection proced ure . The cleinency request was a long shot for the 41year-old Cooey. State prison records show that out of 35 requests to the parole board for mercy. the panel has recommended clemency just once under the slate'> death penalty law. The board recommended mercy for Jerome Campbell in 2003 based on faulty evide nce presented at his trial. Then-Gov. Bob Taft commuted Campbell's sentence to lite. · Couey\ attorney Eric Allen said he wasn't surprised by Tuesday's Llecision given that hi story. He said the next step is lobbying Strickland to grant clemency. Summit County Prosecutor Sherri Bevan Walsh said last week she will investigate . a cla im Couey maue in 2003 that he killed a man for. beating up his sister. a crime he says he was never prosecuted for. Cooev made the claim in the state death house hours bdore • he received a reprieve from his first Ohio appeals court strikes down grocery tax Dalton E. ··outch" Forrider LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Lel/ers to the editor are welcome. They should be len than 300 words. Alllerters are subject to' editing. mu.l'l be signed, and include address ar1d telephone nwnbet: Nn .unsigned /ellers will be published Letters'· should be in good taste, addre,uirlg issues, not persorwlities. Letrers of thanks to organizations and individuals will not be acceptedfor publication. Obituaries Raymond F. ••Jack'' Johnson Michelle Obama: Family values ftminist or phony The Daily .Sentinel ' PageA4 www.niydailysentiriel.com ''What we do know is that States." (McCain) met her one time, Biden , meanwhile, and chose her as his run- "knows more about foreign ni ng mate ." . policy than anyone in the "What does that say about U.S. House or Senate," John McCain 's judgment," Strickland said. · Strickland said. 'They say Strickland encouraged she has all of this experi- Democrats to work not only ence in government, but she for the presidential ticket, but has been the governor of for Wilson, Phillips and other Alaska for just two years, Democratic candidates. "Don't do it for Barack and before that was mayor of a town just twice the size Obama and Joe Biden. do it of Pomeroy.'' ·- for Meigs County and the "He wants her to be a people you love." Strickland heartbeat away from being . said. 'The choice, for me, is President of the United clear." Project from Page At application for federal grant money from the U.S. Department of the Interior to fund abandoned mine clean-ups during the next year throughout the northeastern and southeastern Ohio . coal mining region. Part of that money is earmarked for ten non-emergency projects in southeastern Ohio. ODNR proposes to spend about $531,400 on construction for those projects. Also included in the grant is $61 5,400 to improve streams impacted by acid mine drainage, and $2.3 million to address 1 ,:iPRINI VAl~ I .,_ emergency abandoned mine land problems in the coal reg10n. Projects proposed for the southeastern Ohio mini.ng district will accomplish the following, according to 'the release: Secure a highwall near a residence. stabilize a mine-related landslide, remove·3ooo·cubic yards of coal refuse from a stream channel and tlooaplain and stabilize the stream bank, install or upgrade eight mine drainage diversion systems, construct a new bridge span, raise a road, and install a new road surface to alleviate stream clogging and road floo-ding. For further information abour proiects or the upcoming meering contact Jason ODNR media relations 1614-265-6842.) 7 Box Office Opens 0 6:30 PM FOR EVENING SHOWS I 12:30 PM FOR & SUN TUES. tS ONLY . Meigs County Republican Party HOG ROAST Sunday Sept. 7 12:30 P.M. to 4:00P.M. Meigs County Fairgrounds $10/person children ~nder 1 0 free Door Prizes 50/50 �' OHIO The Daily Sentinel ' enttires Ohio WILLOUGHBY (AP) A distraught high sehoul student who wa . . carrying more than 30 rounds of ammunition shot a . ~0-caliber hand-. gun twice in his 'chool\ hallway on Tuesday and threatened to kill himself before two jldministrators persuaued him to surrender, police sa.id. No one was injurel[ in the incident, which took place Friday... Mostly sunny. fiighs in the upper &Us. Friday ·night and Saturday... Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the mid 60s. Highs in the mid 80s. Chance of rain 40 percent. Saturday night ... Mostly in the cloudy evening: .. Then becoming partly clotrdy. Lows in the mid 60s. Sunday through Monday... Partly cloud y. Highs in th e mid 80s. Lows in the lower 60s. Champion (NASDAQ) - 4.55 Charming Shops (NASDAQ) - Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NASDAQ) -22.50 BBT (NVSE)- 30.82 . Peoples (NASDAQ)- 20.39 Pepsico (NYSE) - 69.46 Premier (NASDAQ) - 9.41 Rockwell (NYSE)- 47.14 Rocky Boots (NASDAQ)- 5.25 · Royal Dutch Shell - 66.15 Sears Holding (NASDAQ) 5.53 92.34 44.97 City Holding (NASDAQ) - 44.97 Collins (NVSE)- 52.94 DuPont (NYSE)- 45.31 US Bank (NYSE) - 32.37 Gannett (NVSE)- 17.38 . General Electric (NVSE)- 28.53 Harley-Davidson (NVSE)- 40.83 JP Morgan (NVSE) - 38.99 Kroger (NYSE) - 27.80 Limited Brands (NVSE)- 21 .10 Norfolk Southern (NYSE) 89.98 . room s were being locked down, the two administrators convinced the sll!dent to give up the gun . "He did put the gun to hi s head numerou s time s:·· Lombardo said. ··He never really said \\lhy he wa .s doing it. He did say it wasn't like him to do this. and he, was fearful that he had ruined his life .:· Pulice arrested the stu-' dent. then searched the building anu e' acuated it room bv room . The sltldent was taken to . WindsorLaurel wood Center 111 Willoughby for evaluation . ··our indi<:ations are that he didn ·t ha ve intentions other than mayby harming hiinself:· Seve! said . Investigators· believe the student i.:irended tn kiWhimse!f in front of his girlfriend. Inside 2008 Wat-Mart (NVSE)- 59.65 Wendy's (NYSE) - 24.78 WesBanco (NYSE) - 25.24 Worthington (NYSE) -16.84 Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. ET closing quotes of transac- tions for Sept. 2, 2008, provided by Edward Jones financial advisors Isaac Mills In Gallipolis at (740) 441-9441 and Lesley Marrero in· Point Pleasant at (304) 674-0174. Member SIPC. Bl The Daily Sentinel USC moves i11to lop spot, Page B2 lwav Tressel mtSSUres fans on Wells, Page 82 ' . Willoughby Police Chief Conrau Straube said. Police did nor identify him because he is a juvenile . No charges have been tiled . · Lombardo said there were no warning s i~ns that the boy . was~ trol:rbled. The school of about 1.450 students bega.n the fall semester on Aug. 26. Classes were scheduled to resume Wednesday. Wednesday, September 3, 2008 LocAL Scm:mrr.E Prep Golf Roundup GALLIPOLIS - A schedule ol ~ hig1 sd'Jool varsJty SJ)OI'tir\g IM!I'Its involving teams uon drops another TVC from Gallia 8fld Metgs CQU!"Ities. · Wednisday. September 3 . Volleyball ,STAFF REPORT Gallia Academy at Vinton County, 5:30 SPORTS@MYOA!LYSENTINE L.COM p.m. Meigs at Trimble, 6 p.m. Oak Hill at South Gallia. 5:30p.m. POMEROY - For the fourth time in five matches. Jhyrldey. September 4 ' Soccer Auction raises cash for Superman ~s Ohio birthplace Local Stocks AEP (NYSE)- 39.37 Akzo (NASDAQ) - 61.29 Ashland Inc. (NYSE)- 41 Big Lots (NVSE) - 30.22 Bob Evans (NASDAQ) - 28.47 BorgWamer (NYSE) - 40.93 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) - Wednesday, September 3, shots in school h at about 9:15 a.m . at hallway while slamming the Willoughhy South · High classroom door. School. northeast of He fired one bullet into a Cleveland. Willoughby trophy case, shattering its police Lt. Randy Seve! said. glass, and another into the Witnesses said the 15 - hallway ceiling: authorities · year-old sophomore walkeu said. into a third-period geometry . Principal f>aul Lombardo class ar1cl said he wanted to and Assislllnt Principal Jeff speak to a girl. When she Lyons quickly caught up raised her hand, he asked with the student. who told her how she was. then said them he wanted to kill himgoodbye and went into the se lf. Seve! said. While class- Local Weather Wednesday... Areas uf dense fog in the morning . Sunny. Highs in the lower 90s. Light and variable winds ... Becoming northeast around 5 mph in the afternoon. Wednesday nighL,Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 60s. Light and variable winds. Thursday ... Sunny ... Hot with highs in the lower 90s . Southeast winds around 5 mph. Thursday night ... Partly cloudy. Lows in .the lower 60s. Southeast winds around 5 mph. PageA6 South Point at OVCS, 6:30 p.m. ' Volleyball Ironton at Gallia Academy, 5:15 p_rn Athens at Meigs, 6 p.m. Watertord at Eastern . 6 p.m. Southern at Trimble, 6 p.m. River Valley at Chesapeake, 5:30p.m. Go !I Gallia Academy at Portsmouth , 4:30 CLEVELAND (AP) and novelist Brad Superman·, · run -down Meltzer: s charity h!luse needs yo ur help .. Ordinary People Change An online auction began the World - will run the Tuesday to raise money to four weeklong auct ions of restore the inner-city abou t 12 items at a time . hou se where the iuea for The Grays recently the Superman character agreed to give tile Siegel was conceived. and Shuster Society first Two . hi gh school boys. rights to buy the house at Jerry Siegel and Joe fair market value when Shuster, hatched the idea they decide to sel l it. of th e man · who could Richard Pace , chairman bend steel with his bare of th e soc iety, said it's hands in 1933. Hattie and important the old Siegel Jefferson Gray have hom e be preserveu. owned the home ·and lived " It\ also great to see there for more than two . that we ' re finally rec·ogdecades. tolerating unex- nizin g the crea tivit y of pected vl~its by Superman Siegel and Shuster and fans . what they did to create Auction organizers hope Superman ," he said. the sale will raise at least "We must save the house $50.000 to fix the roof. for future ge nerations so replace rotting wood sid- people can take their kids ing and repaint the house. to see it and be insp ired to with anything left over create someth ing on ,their going toward upkeep and own." future reparrs. H.rttie Gray said she's Among the items to be excited . about the start of AP photo . auctioned durin g the auction and what it September will be a T- wi II mean for her hou se. The boyhood home of Superman creator Jerry Siegel in shirt signed by Siegel, a She also gets a big kick Cleveland's ·collinwood neighborhood is shown Tuesday. walk -on role on televi - out of all · the attention· the Organizers of an online charity auction hope to raise at sion's " Heroes." and orig- home has re ce ived. . least $50,000 to fix the roof, replace rotting wooden siding . ina! art by Jim Le e. , Meltzer 's novd , "The . and repaint the home where Siegel and Joe Shuster came Murphy Anderson , George Book of Lies," partially up with their comic book superhero during the 1930s. Perez . Tim Srrle and oth- takes place at the Siegel ers. Lee's drawing offer house . Over the past sev- " Superman" writer visitSuperman hou se auctiOn drew a $7 10 bid. on eral weeks, Tom Batiuk 's in g the horne for inspiranformatiun : Tuesday. . "Funky Winkerbcan" tion . h ttp:l/wlrll'. ord ina rypeoThe Cleveland-based comic strip has been set in ••• . Siegel and Shuster Society the house, with a On the Net: pl ecltattl{e tlteworld. com p.m. Fed Hook at Eastern (Pine Hills). 4:30 p.m. SOuthern at Waterford (Lakeside}, 4:30 p.m. . Meigs at Vinton County (Fairgreens}, 4:30p .m. Frfday. Septwmbar 5 Foo!boll Gallia Academy at Ironton, 7:30 p.m. , Meigs at Rive r Valley, 7:30 p.m. ' Eastern at Wahama, 7:30p.m. South Gallia at Southern. 7:30p.m. Sissonville at Point Pleasant. 7:30p.m. Hannan at Van, 7:¥J p.m. Volleyball . OVCS at Teays Valley, 6 p.m.. three-time reig nmg Tri - Valley Conference Ohio Divi sio n golf champion Meigs came up on the short end of the scnn:board Tuesday during a 13-stroke setback to Athens at Pine Hills Golf Club in Meigs County. The Marauders 11-4 TVC Ohio) lost their fourth straight league contest. liring a team tally of 169. The Bulldogs (5-0) stayed perfect in league play with a total of 156. MHS JUntur Joey Larry Crumlphoto Blackston Curt is and Gallia Academy's Jordan Cornwell watches his tee shot Goldsberry of Athe ns on No. 1 during Tuesday's quad-match at Cliffside Golf shared medalist honors \liith Club in Gallipo lis. matching low rounds of 2- Promoter's Choice 30 and Harvest 50 coming to Skyline Blackston Jeffers .............. Bv Scon WoLFE STEWART Actors have the Oscar! Musicians have the Grammys! Racer's at Skyline Speedway have the Promoter's Choice! Saturday, September.6, Late Model driver's from around the region will assemble in preparation for the Harvest 50 with the running of the first ·annual "Promoter's Choice 30" in honor of Skyline promoter Sherry James. The Promoter's Choice 30 will pay $3,000 to the winner, $175 to start. Joining the Late Models on the racing card will be Outlaw Sprints racing fot $1500 to win, AMRA Modifieds, Pure Stocks, FWD Four Cylinders, and MiniWedges. Skyline owner Billy Jarrell said, "We wanted to honor our regular driver's with a year end de(ll and do something special for Sherry. She is the one that does all the behind the scenes planning and makes this (promo\ing Skyline) work. She has worked very hard in making Skyline a . better place for the racers ~nd fans. She is already Jllanning for next year." Bryan Walters/photos Jarrell was also quick to Meigs senior Andrew O'Bryant, left, hits his stride during Tuesday night's Gallia Academy Cross Country Invitational held note that some outsiders on the campus of the University of Rio Grande. may want to drop by and '.'pick off' the "Promoter's Choice" cash. "I would put our late model drivers up said against anyone," Jarrell. "If someone wants to come in, fine. Our guys race BY BRYAN WALTERS 5K events, winnrng her BWALTERS@MYDAILYTRIBUNECOM second CO nSeCUtive indihard every week. We have had some very good racing vidual title with a time of RIO GRANDE - A ·19:39. Adkins was almost at Skyline this year. All of total of 238· male and .47 seconds ahead of runour drivers in all of'our divifemale competitors ner-up Emily Skidmore of sions have made this a good hoth varsity .and junior Alexander, who ran a time year. I would like to thank comp~ ted . of 20:26. high them for a job well done and Tuesday ni ght in the 2008 GAHS also did some thank them for their supGallia Academy · Cross pack running to complete pon." Country In vi tational held its team total, as McKenna Skyline's mega-event, the on the campus of the Warner (24: 15). Lauren biggest one of its history-: University nf Rio Grande. Adkins (24: 16). Genn<t The Harvest 50-- will be There were 161 runner.' Baker (24: 16) and Lee next on the specials card total in the varsity compe- Ann Townsend (24:16) with this year being a twotition.s - 92 boys and 69 collectively placed 17th. day show Saturday. girls - while another 77 18th, 19th and 20th overSeptember 20 and Sunday, competed. - 39 boys and all for the champs. Kayl<t September 21. Two day ]8 gi rls in the junior Harrison (27:35) and advance passes are availhigh races. Katie Dunlap (28:28) a.ble at the track only for Locally, teams from were also 35th and 38th, $35 general admission and . Academy. River while Mariah Green Gallia ,.70 for the pits, a one time . Valley, South Galli a. Ohio (34: 15) and Allison Nolan payment covering both days Christian, Meigs (35:51) were collectively Valley of raciqg. Without advance. and Eastern all took part 58th and 63rd. passes General Admission in Tuesday's event- with The Lady Marauders ~ill be $20 each qay and lot of promising results . were led by Devan a $40 each day for the pits. Starting in the varsity Soulsby (22:00) with a Drivers have no entry fee. ' . girls . race, the . day fourth-place effort, fol:: Ple•se see Skyline, 81 belonged to tile host Blue lowed by Kimi Swisher Angels as they . won the (23:27) in . lOth. Morgan seven-team event with 47 Lentcs (23:47) and Jessica ' points - outla~ tin g run - Holliday (25: 13 ) were CoNI'AcrUs ner-up Meigs (5 1) by four next in 15th and 24th, and points. Logan was third D;mielle Cullums (26: 14) 1-740-446-2342 ext 33 with R6 points. followed rounded out the team scurFox _- I· 740-446·3008 hy Fairland (95) and ing in "27th. Olivia Bevan E.mall- sportsOmydailysentinel.com Piketon ( 100) to round out (28: I 0) and Shannon !OilJlaJ~W! the top··five. Oak Hill Walzer-Kuharic (3 1: 28) ( 11.0) and Coal Grove also. placed 37th and 51st Bryan Walte ra, Sports Writer (220) conducted the team for the Maroon and Gold. 1740) 446-.2342 , ext. 33 Meigs senior Devan Soulsby, right, leads a pack of Lady scoring. bwalteraOmydallytribune.com Other local female finMarauders up the first hill of Tuesday night's Gallia Academy Gallia A•adem)' fresh- ish~rs included Ohio Larry Crum, Sports Writer Cross Country Invitational held on the campus of the University man Peyton Adkins conPlease see Invite, 811 (740) 446·2342 , ext. 33 of Rio Grande. tinued her dominance of lcrumOmydailyreglster.com Lady Marauders 2nd at GAHS Invite Wesley Double Pillow Top 8389 I .. Cl 1111718 ueen ~::a:: .SET ling$9fi·S699 .. r---- ··-- j. Ferguson with respective · rounds of 40 and 42. Ni.:k Pratt had a 43 ai1d Chris Carrigan a 4-1- for the Green and Gold. Meigs returns to action Thursday when it travels to Wellston • for a TVC Ohio mat<:hup with Vinton County at Fairgreens Country Club. The event · wi ll start at .:1:30 p.m. DEVILS STAY HOT AT CLIFFSIDE over par 36. Ryan Jeffers was next for GALLIPOLIS _ In a the hosts with a 43, fol- quad high school go! f match lowed by Tyler Andrews held today at the Chffside and Bobby King with · Golf Course, the Gallipolis respective rounds of 45. Ben Varsity team showed why Hood and Scott Kennedy consistency will win most also fired respective rounds matches. of 50 and 55. With four players· shooting Stephan Kelder . was next 42. the Galltpolis team shot for AHS with a 38, fnllowed by Ky Crist and Sean Please see Golf, 81 ' SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL The Store! match Prep Volleyball Roundup Meigs takes down Lady Eaglesin 4 STAFF REPORT SPORTS,®I\IIYOAILYSENTINEL.COM ROCKSPRINGS Meigs volleyball put an end to Eastern's 17-match regular season winning streak on Tuesday night with a thrilling 26-24. 27 25. 25-20 . . 25-22 victory at Larry R. Morri so n G y m rt asium during a Tri V a I I e y. Conference n.o n- d i vi sion(ll matchup. The Lady Marauders ( 4 - 0 ) remained unb e aten this season and also be.:ame the first team since Bishop Ready to defeat the Lady, Eagles (2- 1) in a regu lar season contest - whi.:h occurred on September 8 of last year. The Maroon an<.l Gold were collecti vely good. tallying team totals of 32 kills. 30 assists and six blocks. MHS was· also 97-for-102 ~ervmg . Freshman Emulce Glass led the victors with 12 points. followed by Tricia Smith with nine. The trio of Meri VanMeter, Shellie Bailey and C handra Stanley were next with ·se ven apiece, with Catie Wolfe right behind with six points. Morgan Howard . also h<td two jJOints. Wolfe led the net attack with 12 kills. followed by Bailey with I 0 and S tanle-y with eight. Smith had 14 assists and Glass added ll Ho)<Vard had four blocks in the triumph. , . The Green and Whrte had collective totals uf 39 kills, 38 assists and three blocks in the setback. as well as going 76-of-88 from the service line. . Brittany Casto attd Tresa Swatzel led -EHS with I0 points apiece, followed by Katie Wilfong with eight arid Morgan Burt with seven. Britney Morrison and Karissa Connolly also added five ·and four points. respectively. Swatzel had a game-high 18 kills, while Casto added six and Burt five. Casto also had all three of Eastern's hlocks. Connolly had · a team-high 3.'. a"ists. Meigs made it a series sweep on the evening with a 28-25, 25-14 victory in the Ple'!lse see Volleyball, 811 • �Page 82 • Wednesday, September 3, www.mydailyscntincl.com The Daily Sentinel 2008 Wednesday, September 3, 2008 www.mydailysentlnel.com USC's reward: Top spot in Top 25 Tressel reassures OSU fans on Wells NEW YORK tAP)· - 13) stdV111g .t\\,1\ hum the t:up ldke.., Southe1n C.ll tlotllt.t edrneu 1tsdl .1 sl1111 lie\\ 1.111k to lit South~1n C.ditllllll.! JUmped two spots to N,, I Ill The Ass•Jl:t.th.:d Prt: "'' Top 2~ on TucsU.l\ rn1 ,,rued by 1ot~ 1' tor opllllllg the ...c.hnn wah d domm.mt perfornMKC on the rcl.IU 1g.unst .1 BCS wnlcrence opponent Gcorg1u .111d Oh1u St.!IC the prcsc.!'on r\'" I .md ~ respell!\ eh st.!I1Cd tllclr se,\ 'ons wuh ~lonl!ed S(\1\ll · m.tges .lt holne dgdllh~ FC S (tormerl) I AAI te.!ms USC St.il< There.., 1 hll uf d ..!tO\\ liH:! b.tci,I.!Sh lot thL tl!l~)l\111 ,;j Lc !IllS tl1.1t open with I A.\ lUpc.!l-.~s s.ud ~ I mdcl whose i:x~< > i-. 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No I on i\ll tllm St.!tc on Sept 20 Dec 7 2001 thc- lm,!l 1egt1l.u The Bulldogs .!lso Idee SIX Cn nl e!encc season AP poll ol th,\1 SC.!S\J \1 Sou the.!slern USC h.ts been No l 111 W 11\dls t!Mt \~ heen r.mkcd 111 polls by t.u the most ot .til) the lu st t"o (ll•ll s As to1 Oh1o St.1te th e te.tm dunn ~ th.1t lllllC Some hd\ e slml the vol cr.., Buckeyes pl,1y .!L · USC olt d fC ldkinc! uut sc hedul e mto Sept I 1 be!o1c t!Ctl lng mto cmNder,\1 1on C.u toll s ud the B1g Ten SLhcdulc But ol the teams 111 th iS Our philosllph) h.ts ,tl w.tys been to scilcuulc nutst.mum~ week ' top I0 USC .md opponents We need to pl.ty Tex." ,ue the only ones th 11 challenomg games like we don t pl.tY un FCS opponent jUSt d1J. travelm~ ,tcross the dnd the iroJans ure the on ly country to open tne season dl tc,un th.ll doesn I pl.!) " te.un V1rgn11a Games like th.ll !rom ,1 non-BCS con ferenle The l.tst team to drop It om bnng out our best and m.1ke No l alter .t \ tctory was USC us sttOnge t as ,, team The latest vu llng w.1s dose last se,,son LSU JUmped !rom USC rele\VCd 21 lirst-p(,\le No 2 to No I when 11 he,tt votes .tnd I 51Y pomts trom Tulane 14 9 the s.tme week the 65-membet med1,1 p.mcl the fro(.lltS edged Washmgton Georgta h,tJ 20 l!rst pl.tlC on the road 27-24 The last p!ese.tson No I votes and I 506 pomts Ohio Stute got 15 tits! pl.tce votes team to lose the top spot .11tet wmnmg Its opemn!! gdme ,md I 497 pomts was Flond.t 111 20(JI The l d sa~ we ve evol veu '" G.ttors beat M,u shdll 49 14 pollsters smcl Stewat t Mandel ot SllOlll wl10 but preseason No 2 Ml.tlllt moved USC up to No l 'In Opened With a 3:1-7 VIClot y the past, voters just kmd ol over Penn St.ttc ,md the autonMttc.tlly moved teams Humcanes JUmped to No I up ,md kept teams where they w1th Flonda sl1pp111g to second were tl they won The next four te 1ms 111 the Georg1<1 be.tt Gcornt,\ new Top 25 sta yell the s.une Southem 45-21 on Satllldtty No 4 Oklahom.1 (two first and Ohto Stute openeu wuh a 41 0 w1n over Youngstown place votes) No ~ l'loml.t TheAPTop 25 Tne Top 25 tea ms 111 The Assoc1aled P ress college football poll w1th hrst place votes n parentheses records through Sept 1 total pCllniS based on 25 pc1nts lor a f1rst place vote through one po nt for a 25th place vote and prevtous rank1ng Roc Pts Pvs 1 Southern Cal (2 1l 1 0 1 539 3 2 Geor g• a (20) 1 0 1 506 1 3 Oh10St ( 15) 1 01497 2 4 Oklahoma (2i 1 0 1 432 4 5 Florid a (5) 1 0 1 415 5 6 M ssoun (1) 10 1301 6 7 LSU (1) HI 1 207 7 8 West V rg•n•a 1 0 1 108 8 9 Auburn 1 0 1 033 10 10 Texas 1 o 1028 11 11Wsconsn 10849 13 12 Texas Tech 1 0 84 2 12 13 Alabama 1 0 834 24 14 Kansas 1 o 748 14 15 Anzona St I 0 672 15 15 8YU 10672 l6 17 South Flonda 1 0 588 19 18 Oregon t 0 SOB 21 19 Penn St 1 0 467 22 20 Wake Forest I 0 414 23 2 1 Fresno St 1 0 242 22 UTah I 0 214 23 UCLA 1 0 151 24 IllinOIS 0 1 147 20 24 South Ca rohna 1 0 147 Others receiving votes Clemson 143 East Caroli na 108 Cahtorn a 91 Boston Collcg~ 36 For da St 36 C ncmna t• 35 Tennesse e 30 Bose St t9 Bowl ng Green 17 V1rg n1a Tech 14 Connectcut 9 Rutgers 6 Kentucky 5 Nebraska 4 Oklahoma St 3 Anzona 2 TCU 2 M1am 1 North Carol na 1 Notre Dame 1 Tul sa 1 COLUMBUS (AP) Co.tch J•m Tre"el has some r~,\Sillllltg word' tor all those lr~tlul Oh1o State fans who ""' e h.td 11 ouble sleepmg SlnL~ t,ulb.!ck Chn1 Beame' Well s hit the deck wllh a nght lout IIIILII Yon S,tt tnday Tell them to worry about Gust.1v and R1ta und those kmds ot thmgs Tressel satd TuesU,IY Be.!nle s gm ng to he lull' Well s w.1s m obv1ous pam 111 the IIH>ments utter he fell to the turl 1n the thtrd quarter of s ,,turd.ty, 41 0 v1ctory over Younc1town State He was dmo~t d1 1ggmg the foot, enl.!scLl 111 .111 munobthzmg boot when he slowly tdtllncd to the stde!tne to w.ltch the lust few mmutes of the blowout Yet Tressel dtdn't slam the Joor on the poss1blitty that \~ells mt ght sttll play m S.!ILnd.tv's game agamst Ohto Umvcts1 ty Well s status will be cv,tludted Iute r 111 the 11 cek Tressel satd The Bohc,Its ate .t lt ve touchdown Ullde1 dog .tgamst the Skyline (!lie lu st pl.Ke \Olcs) No 6 Mlsstlllll (nne l11st pl.•ce votes) No 7 I SU {nne 111 st pl!LC \Ole>) .11td Nu X \~e't from Page Bl V1rg1111d No lJ Aubuut ,md No I0 Tex '' c.1ch mm ed up a spot I tktn ~ <~dhmt 1gL ol Clemson s b1~ dto p Cle m•lln 111111h 111 the p!Csc.! '"" tell "ut .1!ter losmg 14 Ill to Aldhdllld on S,ttwd~l) Also !,1 11111 ~ out alte r lu""' IIC tc Vtl"lll!J l elh Ptttsbtugh ,mJTcnnessee Movmg 11110 the r~mktn gs \\.Cte No 2 1 Fresno Swe No 22 Ut,!ll No D UCLA ,md Nu 24 Sollth C.uol1111 1\ l,\b,una moved up II spots .titer 1ts btg VIctory ovet Clemson Th\! second l 0 started WIth No II W!SCOil S!Il follow ed by Texas Tech. Alabam.1 Kansas .uKI BYU and Anzon.1 Stdte we re t1 ed tor l 'lth R11 als BYU and Utdh ,ue both ranked for the lust ume stlllC IYYii Suutlt FlmuJ.1 w," Nn 17 .!he,!d ol 01egon Penn St.1te ,md W,1kc Forest dt No 20 The l111aI II ve 11 ere all the te,uns to mo1e tnto the r,mk Ill ~, exce pt lm IllinoiS 11h1ch eli oplx:d Iolli spots .1nd lied Suut 1 C.uohn,t for No 24 Sdtut ddy Sept 20 the I 1t e Models pay $3 000 to Wi ll (01 \ICU by a $ 1,000 to \\>I n i\MRA Road W,trrtOr Tntn ne nt Wmged 410 Golf from Page Bl "1e1) good 168 to 11111 by II shots over Fatrland W,th ama 11 as a dtstant thtrd post111g a 194 and Rtver V,tll ey t mt shed tourth wttli ,, 22 1 At the htgh school level, 1! ts unusu,tl tor a team to be conststent wtth the1r top li ve players Kamal Dayal, Ntck Saunders Corey Hamtlton and Jordan C01 1111 ell all turned 111 a score of 42 to tte for medalISt honors on the day Thetr fttth player, Kyle Rhodes was only one shot off the pace With a 43 111 the play Buckeyes, w h l) dropped a spot to No 3 tn thiS week's AP Top 25 NOTEBOOK · I have the thtrd vote The first vote tS the young person Then the med1cal people have a maJor \ote Tressel satd 'How you practtce has .t lmle b1t to do wtth 11 espcctally as you get 11110 the hack end of the week But when you have a veteran who s had a lot of snaps and so forth 11 's not qutte as cnucal I II have thut thtrd .md dectdtng vote I guess That's good 11ews for Ohm State's une,tsy fatthful A crowd .of more than I05,000 was red uced to stlence when Well s who rushed for more than l 600 yards last season fell backward on a handoff near the goal lmc After he was checked out by doctors and tramers, he was helped off the lield and taken to the Sprmt cars complete the tn tecta wtth a $1,500 to wm event Pure Stocks complete the ractn g card Sunday, Sept 21 the "l-la1 vest 50 wt!l pay $5,000 to wm and tf the same dnver wms both days he could collect a $11 ,000 paycheck as a $3.000 bounty 1s on any dnver who can stx, count four format Even number stx player Boemg Sm1th broke 50 and turned 111 a re spectable 49 tor the wtnners Fatrland's Justm Earl also earned a tte lor medaltst leadtng hts team wtth a 42 Chns Ward and Dalton Foekltah shot 45 to go along wttli Tyler Perry's 4 7 fat the team total of 179 Jared Boster's 51 and Trevor Franklin 's 54 were not mcluded m the final team total Wahama, whose mtd sea son slump contmues tn a btg way, was. led by Adam Roush wtth a 45 The only other Wh1te Falcon to break 50 for the day was Brandon Johnson wtth a 48 Dave Greene shot a 50 whtle \Eribune - Sentinel - l\egister locker room on a cart Oh1o coach Frank Soltch smd whether Wells 1s or 1Sn ' t m the lineup really doesn' t ha\ e a btg 1m pact on what hts team has to do "Not re.!lly A> great a back as he " the other guys that are steppmg on the field can hun you,' he smd "So 11 's not ltke they ' re gomg to abandon the runnm ~ gume It 's not ltke they re gomg to stop runmng the powe1 play at you because he s not m there " Wells, who has not practtcecl wuh the Buckeyes thts week, w.ts seen walkmg tn hts stockmg feet out of a meetmg at the team s tntintng fact !tty on Tuesd,ty mght He was carrymg the boot He appe.tred to be walkmg gmgcrly trymg not to put hts full we1ght on hts nght foot Buckeyes tans aren't con cerned about Wells avmlabtl· 1ty ag.unst the Mtd Amencan Conterence s Bobcats so much ,1s thts week s new No l team. Southern Caltfornta, whom the Buckeyes travel to play Sept 11 CLASSIFIED E-ma1l class111ed@ myda1lytnbune com II:•• ~ ...... _.. ... a..:.._.t~ll-...: Offtee !lowe-~ HOW ' the Southwest corner of said 15 acre, more or tess, tract, Thence along the West line of satd 15 acre, more or tess, lract, North a distance of 335 06 teet to an exist· lng wooden post berng the Northwest corner of said 15 ecre, more or less, tract, Thence along aatd North tine East a dtslance of tOt BOO feet to the principal point ot beginning, containing 0 9t2 acre more or leas, In said Section 16 and 7354 acres, more or lesa,ln sold 38 Acre Lot No 171 for a lotat of 8 266 acres, more or less, sublecltoattlegal easements and rightsof-way Bearings are assumed and are tor lhe ctetarmlnatton of angtaa only The above description was prepared from an actual survey made on lhe 15th day of May, 1995, by c Thomas Smith Ohio Professional Surveyor, #6844 Together with all hereditaments, appur· tenances rights, prtvtleges and easements thereunto belonging but subject to all legal highways zoning ord~ nances, reslrlctlons, easements and cond~ Ilona ot record that do nol affect msrketab/1~ ly In add/lion, a 30' 11semont lor tngr"s and egress wllh the conterllno doJcrlbed 11 followa Being a pert of a 15 acre more or leoo, tract of land trona· !erred to Char/11 R and Waynlta C Harrla aa rocorded In Doed Book t75 at Page 287, Meigs Counly Recorder 1 Office, Melga County Ohio, also being a part of Section 16 and a part of 38 Acre Lot No 171 , Townehlp · 2·North , Range ·1 3 ·We at, Lebanon Township, Metgs County Ohio, and more particularly described as follows Beginning at a point In the centerline of Slale Route • I 24 assumed to be the l'lorthe~st corner of said 38 Acre Lot No 17t, Thence along said contarllne South 03 32 02 Weal a distance of 30 06feel to a point, Thence leaving utd centerline West a dislance of 433 13 teet to a potnt on the Eaat line ole 8 266 acre, (110re or teas, tract, Thence along said East tine North 32' 08 50 East a distance of 3543 feet to a 518' Iron pin set on the aasumad North tine of said 38 Acre Lot No t71; Thence along aald North line East a distanceof416 131oetto tho principal potnt of beginning Beartnga are aaaumad and are lor tho deter· mlnatton of angles only The above description waa prepared from an actual survey made on the 15th day of May, t995, by C Thomas Smtih, Ohio Protaas/onat Surveyor, •6844 Alao Grantors grant to Granteee herein, the right to usa and have access to a 10 horse· power water well on Grantors property, provlded Granteea their ouccaaaora and uslgns, pay for tho upkoep otthe well Excepting any coat, all, gao or other minerals provlousty reaarved or excepted, together wllh aoaoclatad rtghto Excepting unto tho Grantors, Cecil Tyrone Brtnager and Lori A Brlnager, the rtghl to UH the pple building (packing houaa), toadtng docka, driveway and 1 6t0 x 32 foot hot hou11 which 11 uHd for cordbolrd atoroge otong with one office for a period of !Iva (5) years from the data of closing Grantors' right to usa thea, faclllllee 0hailbelromJune201h through October 31" of each year Except tur· thor, tor a period of five (5) years, the year round uae of a oecond office tn tho building Excepting further to the Grantors, tho ' option of using these assets and rtghts lor an additional live (5) years, prov•ded Granlor pays Grantee the sumo t $10,000 00 lor each year of use payable by June tst of each year By acceptance of delivery of this deed, Granlee agrees to have the packing house cleared and ready lor Grantors' use by June 181 of each year and further agrees to have the hot house cleared and ready lor Grantors uoe by June 20th ot each year Excepting unto the Grantors, the rtghl to have exclusive use of the tool cages year round for the period of five (5) years and year round for any period Grontora hove 11erclllod the option to use lhapramlaaaashareln provided This reservation or exception contem plates tho folnt use of tho rnt rooms and eye washing stations by the Grantors and the Grantees employees or agents Excepting further unto the Grantors, thetr heirs and esatgns, the unllmlled use of lwo water walls associated with this real estate These walla mey be uaad for· Grantors commorctal operaIlona/ noeds Excaptlng unto the Grantoro, thatr hairs and a881gns, the right 10 access these walla and lay temporary lln11 acroaathe above described rest oatata lor Irrigation and other purpoa11 Excaptlng unto tho Orantora, Cec:tt Tyrone Brinegar and Lori A Brlnoger, their heirs and anlgno, lhe right of flrtt rtfuoal ehould the Grantoe aver desire to 1111 the real eatste The Grantors, Cecil Tyrone Brinegar and lort A Brtnager, their heirs and uatgna, shall be ~tiered the right to purchase at any price the Grantte, Alexander Buckollow, offara tho same to any other Individual Grantors, Cecil Tyrone Brlnager and Lort A Brlnager, their heirs and assigns shalt haye 60 days alter notiflca· lion to accept or rafael lhe right to purchaae Reference Dead. Volume 121, Page 191, Meigs County Official Recorda SUBJECT TO RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL TO PURCHASE AS STAT· ED ABOVE AS RECORDED IN VOL· UME 121, PAGE 19t, MEIGS COUNTY OFFI· CtAL RECORDS Audltora Parcel Noo· 07·0028t OOt and 07· 00282 001 Properly Addrese· 54880 SR t24, Portland, OH 45n0 Attorney lor Defendanta, Cecil Tyrone Brlnagor and Lori A Brlnager. Llt11e, Shoots 11 Warner, 2t1· 213 E Second Slt'MI, Pomeroy, OH 45761, Telephone (740) 992· 6689 Current owner Alexander J Buckllttew et at Property at 54880 St Rt t24 Portland Ohio PP• 07·0028t oot 07·00282 001 Prior Deed Roferencae Votume121, Page tit Appralllod at $t20,000 Terms at Sale cannot be sold for /ell thlll 213rda otlha appralllod value 1O% down on day of sa/a, cash or certified check, batance due on connrmetion of aate. the appraisal did not Include an Interior examination Of the houao Robert E Beagle, Molgo County Shtrlfl Attorney Little, Shoeto & Wornor 213 E 2nd Ave Pomoroy, OH 46780 740-992-te88 (8) 20, 27 (8) 3 ....,.,=,....--. 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Announcement 030 Fnday day sh tft only It IS Ani/quos 530 WA'-'IltJ preferred but not requ red Apartments for Rent 440 roBU\ that applicant be sk lecf 1n Auction and Flea Markel 080 Peachtree Accounting pro Auto Parts & Accessories 760 Absolute Top Dolla1 s I gram as well a M1crosolt Aulo Repelr 770 ver/gold cams any Word & Excel Must be a Aulos tor Sele 710 10KI14KI18K gold Jewelry qu1ck learner 1n a las! paced Boals & Motors for Seta 750 dental god pre 1935 US off1ce and work well wtth the Building Supplies 550 A de gree tn currency pr oof/mm t sets pub tc Business and Buildings 340 dtamonds MTS Com Shop1 Accountmg IS requ1red but Business Opportunity • 2t0 151 2nd Ave nue Galhpolls wtll cons1der applicants with Business Training t40 at least 10 years of working 446 2842 Campers & Motor Homes 790 expenence In accounting Camping Equipment 780 Junk cars paying $50 $300 Send Resume to Da1iy Cards of Thanks .. 010 If no answer leave a mes Sentinel P 0 BOX 729 39 Child/Elderly Care 190 sage 740 388 0011 Pomeroy OH 45769 Found at Humane Soc1ety set of keys call to 10 r For Sale or Trade Fruits & Vegelabtes Furnished Rooms General Hauling Giveaway Happy Ads Hay & Grain Help Wanted Home tmprovemenls Homos for Sale Houaehold Goods Houses for Renl In Memoriam Insurance Lawn & Garden Equipment Livestock Lost and Found Lots & Acreage Miscellaneous M/acettaneous Merchandise Mobile Home Repair Mobile Homes lor Rent Mobile Homoa tor Sale - Money to Loan Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers Muslcallnatrumonta Personals Pels lor Sale PIU!1\blng & Heating Protesslonat Services Radto TY & CB Repair Real Estate Wanted Schools Instruction Seep , Plant & Fertlllror Sltuallons Wanted Space for Rani Sporting Goods SUV a for Sate Truckolor Sale Upholatery Vans For Sale Wanled to Buy Wonted to Buy Farm Supplies Wanted To Do Wanted to Rent Yard Sale· Gallipolis Yard Sate-Pomeroy/Middle Yard Sate·PI Pleasant ~ Sepl 4&5 al 2993 SR 141 boys and gtrls clothes lawn 840 480 830 6t0 430 330 490 585 ....590 580 450 850 040 050 840 ttO 8t0 3t 0 510 4to 020 130 660 630 080 350 t70 540 880 420 320 220 740 570 005 560 820 230 t60 360 150 850 120 460 520 720 715 870 730 090 620 tad 470 072 074 076 Shop Press 20 ton mmt mum Se rger Sewmg Machtne 3 or 4 Thread 740.992 7603 Tools & etc mecll power toots carpenter tools lawn & garden knifes & wat ches Jewelry Buy trade or sell home 388 1515 or cell 208 StHOOI.S INS! 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GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Display Ads Dally In-Column 1 00 p m Monday-Friday for Insertion In Ned Day's Paper sunday In - Column 1 00 p m Frld••• For Sunday5 Paper YARDSAU· t Oeaa'/iir~ • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Description • Include A Price • AYcHd Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And Addreu When Needed • Ads Should Run 1 Days Successful Ads Should Include These ltems To Help Get Response. • SHERIFF SALES 49 43 East d1slance of The following Court of Common Little Sheets & Warner CASE NUMBER 08 cv 78 31 feet to the polO( descr~bed prem1ses Pleas Meigs County, 214 E 2nd St 038 ot beginning, contatn· Situated on the Vtllage Ohio Pomeroy OH HSBC Mortgage tng o 8428 acres more of Middleport County In pursuance of an 740 992·6689 Servtces Inc or tess ot Meigs and State of order of sale to me (B) 20 27 (9)3 Plainl>ff The above description Oh1o directed from satd vs was made In accor- Beong Lot No 23 1n court 1n the above enll· . . . . , - - - - - - - John Farley at a/ dance w1th an actual Sheffield s Addition lo tied act10n t w11/ Public Nottce Defendants survey conducted the satd Vtllage of expose to sale at pub- .----....;,._ _ _ Court of Common under the supervision Middleport Oh1o, (ref l1c auct1on on the front Shenff Sales Pleas Me 1gs County, ot Eugene Triplett PS erence being made 10 steps of the Me•gs Case Number 04CVt20 Ohto 6766 on 8/1111979 the recorded plat ot County Court House o Home Naltonal Bank tn pursuance of an Bearings are based n a said addttlon), except Friday, Sept 26, 2008 at Pla~nhff order of sate to me survey recorded '"Vol tOO feet off lhe west 10 am, ot said day, the vs directed from sold 4, Pg 521, Meigs end of the premtses following described AlexanderJ Buckallew court In lhe above entt· County 0 R heretofore conveyed real eslate et at tted action, t will Said premises also conlalnlng661eetlront The tollowlng real Defendants expooe lo sale at pub- known as by 92 teet back estate Situated 1n the Court of Common ttc auction on the front 28436 Slate Roule 143, Reference Deed VIllage of Middleport, Pleas Meigs Counly, Olapa at the Meigs Atbony,OH45710-9080 Volume 71 , Page 823 County ot Meigs and Oh•o , County Court House PPN 05-00388-004 Meigs County Official Stale of Ohio and In pursuance of an on Friday Sept 28, Current OWner Recorda bounded and order ot sale to me 2008 altO am, of said John Farle'lel at Auditor's Parcel No described as follows directed from sold day, the following Property Deed t500172000 Being known as Lot courtlnlheaboveenttdescribed real estate References Volume Property known as No 56 tn Palmers lied action t will Situated '" the 210, Page 625 341 S Second Avenue, Addition to said Vtllage expose to aata at pub· Township of Columbia, Appraised at S!!J),OOO Middleport, OH 45760 of Middleport Ohoo, lie auct1on on the fronl County ot Meigs, Slale Terms of Sale Cannot Altornoy tor PlalntHI tate the Vtllage ot steps ot the Metga ot Ohio be sold tor less than Little, Sheets & Warner, Sheff10/d and for fur- county Court Houoe on Situated on Sec 24, T 2/3rds of lhe appra1sed 211 213 E Second ther descnptlon of saod Fr~day Sept 26 2008 at 9N Rt5W, Ohio value 10% down on Street, Pomeroy OH tol reference'" lobe 10am , otsa1dday the Company Purchase day ot sale, cash or 45769 Telephone (740) had to the recorded following described and being a parcel ere cert1tled check, bat 992 6689 plat of sa1d Village Lot real estale Situate '" ated oul at the Ritchie ance due on conltrma Current Owner os 96 teet on Lincoln the Towns~1p of Coo property (Vol 444 t1on of sate Raymond & Megan Street and 66 teet on Lebanon, Cdunty of Pg 045, Me1gs County <The appraisal d1d not Andrews alley Me1gs Slate of Ohio OR ) being bounded Include an Inter~or Property at 341 South Referenced Deed 10 w11 and described as tot· examlnatton of the Second Ave Volume 54 Page 903, S1tuate'" the Township lows house Moddleporl OH Metgs County Official of Lebanon County ot Beginning at a poont Rober! E Beegle PP# t5·00172 00 Records Metgs State of Ohio which Is South 15 Meigs County Sheriff Prior Deed References Auditor s Parcel No lo·wlt 49 43 West 188 48 feet Attorney lor the Volume 71 Page 823 15 01709 000 Be1ng a pari of a 15 from the Intersection Plaintiff Appraised at $25 000 Property known as acre more or tess ot Ohio SR 143 and John D Clunk Terms of Sale Cannot 240 Lincoln Street, tract ot land transLemaste Road (Twp 5601 Hudson Dr be sold tor tess than Middleport OH 45760 !erred to Charles R Rd 2) thence along Hudson OH 44236 2/3rds ot lhe eppratsed Attorney tor Plaintiff and Waynola C Harris the South tina of the 330-342·8203 value tO% down on Lillie Sheets & Warner, as recorded In Deed Steve Russell property (8) 20 27, (9) 3 day ot sale cash or 211 213 E Second Book 175 at Page 297 (0 R 48 Pg 473, Me JS certolted check, bat- Street, Pomeroy, OH Meigs County County Deed Records) - - - - - - - - ance due on coni irma 45769, Telephone (740) Recorders Ott/co North 80 57 34" East Public Noltce lion of sale 992 6689 Meigs County, Ohio 333 73 teet lo an Iron The appra1sat did Current Owner also being a part of pin found by lhls sur Sheriff Sales Include an Interior An~rew & Megan Section 16 and a part voy on the West line of Case Number 08CV013 exemlnatlon ot the Andrews at al of 38 Acre Lot No 171 the Jaffrey Jacoba Farmers Bank & houoe Property at 240 Townshlp·2·North property (0 R 04, Pg Savings Co Robert E Beegle , LlncDtn Slreet Rang a ·1 5 • W 11 I 621 , Meigs County Ptatntltf Meigs County Sher1ff Middleport, OH 45760 Lebo non Township Doed Recorda), pall- vs Attorney for lhe plain- PPI 15 01709 ooo Meigs County State ot tng an Iron pin found Raymond & Megan 1111 Prtor Deed References Ohio and more parttcu· by thta survey a 30 86 Andrewo Lillie Sheats & Warner Volume 54 Page 903 tarly deocrlbed aa lot1111 from lhe center of Defendants 213 I 2nd St Pomeroy, Appraised at $45 000 Iowa Ohio SR 143, thence Court of Common OH 45769 Terms ot Sale Cannol Beginning at a 518 Iron along Jacoba West line Pleas Meigs County 740-992·6689 be sold tor less lhan pin set which Is South 25' 19 46 Weal Ohio (8) 20, 27 (9)3 213rds of the appra1sed assumed to bear West t88 35 loot to on Iron In pursuance of an value 10% down on a distance of 4t6 13 pin oat by this ourvoy, order of sale to me _ _ _....;,._;......__ day of sale cash or teat from the Norlhe• sl !honea along aline ere- directed from said Public Notice certlf1ed check bat corner of said 38 Acre oted by this survey <:ourt In lhe above anti _ ___:__:__:__ anca due on conflrme Lot No 171 Township North 80' 52 31 Wast tied action t w111 Sher~ffSales 11on ot sate 2, Rangel3 273 40 feet lo the con- expose to sole at pub- Cese Number 08CV013 . The appraisal did not Thence South 32' 08 ltr at Ohio SR 143 lie auction on the front Farmers Bank & Include an Interior 50 West a distance of peaalng an tron pin HI steps at the Meigs Savings Co examination ol the 554 38 teet to a 5/8 by this survey at 28 19 County Court House Plamttff house tron pin set, feet from lhe center of on Friday, Sept 26 vs Robert E Beegle Thence North 79' 28 Ohio SR t43, thence 2008 &110 am , ot said Andrew 8o Megan Meigs Counly Shenff 31 West a distance of along the centerline of day lhe lollow~ng Andrews et at Attorney for lhe 735 39 teet to an extatOhio SR 143 North 15' described real eatale Detendanla Plaintiff 1ng woqden post being Word Ads Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Zack Whttlatch turned m a 51 tor the team total Matt Arnold and Warren Btssell both had off days and the1r scores were not counted m the tmal tally R1ver Valley's best score for the day was a 54 by Todd Sunms followed closely by both Cody Wtmmer and Chns Goodnch wtth a pmr of 55 's The fourth score that counted was a 57 shot both by Matt Ball and Zack Polcyn Kyle Bryant also played for the fourth place team but hts score was not mcluded 111 the total Wahama now has a week off before returmng Jto <lCtton .tt Rtvers1de on September 9th agamst Pomt Pleasant and Rtver Valley 1.--. 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CIIUpoUs,J)atlp lrtbune ' Jatnt ~leasant ltgt~ter ' ) • The Daily Sentinel iunbap limes ·ienttne~ ,, ' . I �Wednesday, September 3, 2008 ALLEYOOP www.mydailysentinel.,com T!'!e Daily Sentinel" Page B5 MONEl' roLoAN Crossword Puzzle 40 To be, to Brutus 1 Spud 41 Dad, to 6 Tones down Grandpa 11 Apply more 42 Tiny speck asphalt 46 Comic-book ACROSS Off SA Borrow SmaJt Contact Phillip Alder Free Rent Special!!! 14x70 2 br 2 ba. on rental kll House in Gallipolis. 2 bed2 m1les N Pt Pleasant 304- rooms 1 112 baths. 446-9279 786-0321 or 606-922·9062. 141, 3BR. 2BA, ~~~n~:;o ~~..,.~~~~~on~~ !:~ =~s~~4~;~~ ~~~h~~ .~:!~~es, !b5~/=t, 1p~~~ ~~~~=~ a:i~~~ ~~5 ~~~k~~: Otnce of Consumer on rented lot • close to new G s Affairs BEFORE You refiAH Might consider land nance Y0 ur home Or contract. $13,500. 740·446· obtain a loan. BEWARE 405 3 of requests tor any large 2002 model. 70x26 double advance payments of . .,..ide. 3 bedroom. 2 bath, lees or Insurance. Call the fam1ly room w/ f1reOffl'ce 01 Consume• den, place. spacious kitchen wl Affairs toll free at 1-866278-0003 to learn if the large dinning room _530 ·000 hrm. Call 740-645·5286 or mortgage broker or 740 _44 1.0991 lender , IS properly licensed. (This is a public 3 BA 141170 on 5.7 ttcres of Sl)!rlo'ice announcement land w1th 18k4 abo...e ground from the Ohio Valley pool, 8x10 metal shed, Publishing Company) 12x24 shed with loll, a;;:;::::::::~ $39.000. 3214 Boggs Rd. I!!: Patriot. OH. (740)256·6586 deposit (614) 226·0859 Three Bd, 2 Bath m. Tenant pays Pomeroy. Basement with · garage. Handicap accessi-· ble. $650 per M. 740· 949·2303 •I electric. EHO VIew Apts. (304)882-3017 Ellm . RIIIIHYSW.S UIAIE M081 IJ·: HOMt-~ FOR Rt:N'r L..,_..,;oiiiiiiiiiiii-_.1 ........, 141-992-5182 Bedroom Apts,. at Village Maner and Ai'iers!de Apt s. in MiddlePort , from $327 to r Johnson's Tree Service 1...,,11d • F._btimrr l.,. r - ·--iliiiliiiiiiiiiitio.,J BLIC NOTI ~~! tu: a~unt Court ol Common value. 10% down on Melga .County, day of sale, cash or Ohio certllled check, bat· In · pursuance of an ance due on conflrma~ order of sale to rpe lion of sale. directed !rom said The appraisal did court In the above entl· Include an interior lied action, . I will examination ol the expose to sele at pub- 'house. lit auction on the front Robart E. Beegle, steps ol the Meigs Metga County Sherlll County Court House Attorney lor the plainon Friday, Sept. 26, till 2008 II 10:00 a.m .. ol · Lerner Sampson & seld day, the following Rothfuss · dnc:rlbed real estate: PO Box 5480 Situated In Rutland Cincinnati, OH 45201 Townohlp, · Meigs 513-241 · 3100 County, State ol Ohio: (8) 20, 27 (9) 3 Beginning In tho cen· ter ol the Hlnham road on the South line ol Public Notice Section 13, 11ld line also being the South NOTICE TO CONTRAC· line ola 74 acre tract ol TORS · land recorded In Oeed Sealed proposals lor Book 143, Page 412,; the Tuppers Plains thence North 56 dag. Pump House 20' Eo81. 234 IHI to a Conetructlon Project, point In ' the center of M•tga County Ohio As eatd road; thence per apeclllcattona In North 45 dag. 30' Eaat bid packet will be 107 laet to a point to a received by the Meigs point In lhe center ol C o u n t y aid roadi thence CommlsaiOners at North 38 dag. 30' Eoat their olltce a1 the 170.5 - t o I point In Courthouse, Pomeroy, lha center ol seld rood Ohio 45769 unUI 1 :00 to the North tina ol P.M., September 11, uld 74 aero tract; 2008 ond then II 1 :15 lhenea Eut 95 to P.M . at nld office the center ol Laedlng opened and read aloud Creek; thence South lor the following : 10 dag. Weet346.5- Tuppers Plains Pump to the South line ol Houljl Conetructlon Section 13; . thence Project Wall 410 feet along Speclllclllone, and bid . . ld South tine ol forme may be secured Section 13; thence l l 'lhe office ol Meigs Weal 410 leal along C o u n I y uld line to the placa ol Com m Ia alan e rs , beginning, containing Courthouse, Pomeroy, 1.72 acree. Ohio 45769- Phone I CUrrent Owner: Andy . 740·992-2895. A 0. Docll81_11 depoe~ ol 0 dollars w,ttt 31048 c.rson Rd. be required lor each Middleport, Ohio set ol plans and specl· PPt 11.0Q936.000 llcatlons, chock made PINs, I amountol100%olthe bid amount with a surety aallalactory to the aforesaid Meigs C o u n t y Commissioners or by certified check, cashiers check, or letter ol credit upon a sot· vent bank In the amount ol not leas than 10% ol the bid amount In favor olthe aloreaald Meigs C a u n t y Commissioners Bid Bonds shall be accom· panted by · Proof ol Authority ol the oHiclal or agent signing the bond. Bids shall be seated and marked as Bid lor Tuppera Plains Pump House and malted or delivered to : Meigs C o u n t y Co m m I a al o n e r s Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Attention ol bidders Ia called to all ol the requirements contained In this bid packet, particularly to the Federal Labor Standards Provlalons and Davla·Bacon Wages, various lnsur· ance requlromenta, various equal opportunlty provisions, and the requirement lor payment bond and per· lormance bond lor 100% ol the contract price. No bidder may withdraw hla bid Wllllln thirty (30) daya altar the actual data ol tha opening thereof. Tha Meigs County Com m.ls sl on or s reserve the right to reject any or all blda. Jim Sheela, President • Meigs County Commtaalonara. (8) ZO, 27 (9) 3. a NEW AND ' USED STEEL Steel· Beams Pip s Rebar For concr~le. Angle, Channel. Flat Bar. StEiel Grating For Drains, Dri,eways & walkways. L&L Scrap Metals Open Monday. 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CIIIIIIIIC 1:1!mr11n •CIIpr COW and BOY . ICIII fir Cllnlt friCal phl e botomi sts lor Pomeroy, Gallipolis and WELL, HOW WAS MY SCHOOL? FI~ST Of>..Y OF Ravenswood areas. Must have certification ce rtificate or schooling fo r phlebotomist. UM, YEAH. Positions are nee d ed lor early a. m . blood 1\BOUT THAT. draws J in Long Term Care facilities. E<ce llent hourly pay, on ·- call p ay and J&L Construction • Vinyl Siding • Replaceme'nt Windows • Roollng • Decks • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Owner: James Keese~ II 742·2332 CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Roo · Additions I DON'T K~OW IF THIS WHOLE STI.FfEJ) THING IS GOING TO WOIIK. IT WAS TOUiH TIIYING TO PASS HIM OFF AS THE ~EM. YOU. AND THEN THERE WP.S THE I~CIDENT IIILLV Sat. 9/6/08 6:00pm Mason Co. Fairgrounds At. 62N Pt. 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Local Contractor 740·367-0544 Free Estimates 740-367-0536 can: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding •. Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's. Porches and • I MIIEW. t:\1~\tl... I t'AIHI<$' ~cl<.of 472.1Y Richel Rnad. Long '$'TUFf LI\<.E 740-985-41 1\l.~i . Cell: 740-4 16-18)4 25,+J'I!Ur.\· experie11ce Free Estimates Advertise in this space for $64 per month ing many opportun ities to bnng about your head's desires·. Not all will be immediately obvious. LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 23) - Several compassionate frien ds are well aware of your present needs and problems. and they are watching tor ways to be helpful. K.eep the lal th. because good things are In the offing . SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Noll. 22) - This I~ could be an ewceptionatly good day with friends playing fortuitous IOtas· in your aHairs . A b1g break might come th rough a social connection that is set Into motion bV one of them. 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For Remodeling and New House Building MOTOCROSS RACE All pass AstroGraph ME NEITI-lER, BUT 1 EVER SEE ONE, I'LL 6RIN6 IT IN .. 18 temperature 2 lmitatihg 20 3 Single·file 21 4 Nights · before 34 Organic compound 35 Get an eyeful ' 36 Hubble 41 Jilllos 43 Windy City airport Puppy 44 Gender 45 Totally plaints amazed Lon g sighs Stick 47 Boggy together 48 Unskilled worker -qua non 49 Largo deer Function She, in 50 Clock Cherbourg numeral Batik need 51 Slugger Itches · Mel" Silent 52 Delhi Running " honorific I Body cleaner alerl for good th ings to develop, provid· Siding!Rcplacement DOWN rival 29 Hammett sleuth 32 Vandal 33 Drain Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008 By Bernice Beda Osol New friendships and assoc1alions you make wil l not be of a fleeting natu re, and they will become more endearing w1th the test of time. In tact, more than one will become a lifelong companion. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22)- Conditions will be worki ng to your advantage, So be 1>\SCOI/EII:ED TOXIC: MOL.D! Gutters Pass Bill Cosby said, "Every closed eye is not sleeping , and every open eye is not see· ing.n ·Some bridge players who keep their eyes open do ·no! pay close enough altention to the exact cards. Do not make that mistaKe in lhis deal. You are Sou th, in th ree rio-1rump. West leads lhe spade siJC. What would be your plan ? As a secondary issue. what do you think of the auction? In my opinion, South should rebid two no-trump. ~ot one .heart. With 18 high· card points, all in aces ar).d kings, South's rebid should show that strenQth , which one heart would not do. Yes, wilh only ace-doubleton in spades. il is not ideal. But it is m.uch better than one' heart, which might result in a missed game or slam. North is right to rai se to three no-trump, expecting his su1t tO pro· vide five or si~ tricks. You have seven top tricks: one spade, · two he~r:ts. two diamonds and two clubs. After a rounded-suit lead. you would have ducked a diamond. But that won't work, now thai spad~s are wide open. Is there something better? You should assume that th e missing dia, monds are splitting 2-2. The snag. though, is that the diamond suit mighl become blocked. Lead your seven (or eight) to dummy's King and call for lhe ace, unblocking your eight (or seven). Now dummy's diamond six can squash your li ve. and the other thr~e diamOnd ' winners can be cashed. · You .-..vin 11 !ricks, not eight. When you need to run a suit, run your eyes over the exact cards your si de holds. G THEY WERE' t;ETT\1'1& Tf<E P,r.JILDI 1'16 REI'.I>Y FoR THE S.TI'.RT OF CUto.SSES., A~D TtjE.Y \ Information Technician preferred . One to Pleasant Valley Hospital Cal l Gary Swnl ey @ MutUK HttMFJ; Record Transcriptionist. Registered Health Send resumes to : Avaihtble! & accepting resumes for a full-time Medical minute. Rates j Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently Mi~imum speed of 60 words p e r · Rc ferc n('e~ East Keep your eyes open for success Work Hardw,od Ca!llneiry And FurnHure • Garages experience. FRANK & EARNEST $2,500 304-67S·3824 MEDICAL RECORD .TRANSCRIPTIONIST ' Lo(.al txpN ence ·op ening lead: • M<YIURC\U.Eii 0 Point Pleasant, Y~:ars 2NT 4 WllEEI.Eil~ Help Wanted three years of medical transcription Stop & Compare Stanley Tree· Trimmtng & Removal · t 2 Fresh 16 Aquariu m process persistent complaints painter Dealer: South Vulnerable: East-West North l + 3 NT sound 55 Money pool 56 -tube U Ben & Jerry 740-992-1m WeSt Pass Pass lhyph .) 48 Baloney! 49 Strikingly unusual 52 Bagel uod 53 Quarts, plus 54 Made a laud - Woods 25 limp-watch • 8 75 South l olo heroes 23 California' s • AK65 *Pmtnpt and Quality STEEL ARCH BUILDINGS: II~ \\"'I'IJIU \IICI \ mileage reimburse m e nt. Ma~e In USA. Send resumes to: Will sell for Pleasant Valley Hospital balance owed I Three Cancelled Orders. c/o Human Resources 16x20 and 25x28. 2520 Valley Drive. PI Pleasant, WV 1984 Chrysler 5th Avenue in · Call today 10 Or fa< : 304-675-6975, or apply on- line good condition $,1 .ooo OBO savelhouaandal 304-675·8068 at www.pvalley.org 86&-352-0469 AA/EDE Help Wanled Rem~deling Rotlm Additions & Remodeling 1996 Olds Aurora. e)(ceOent 1998 Yam.aha Gas Go!I Carl. condiliqn. 85.000 miles. 4-slroke. gas engine. new $6.000 446·00 14 li res. tune-up, belt. $2.500 more available 304-675· 2001 Jimmy 4)(4 20A 7386 or 30 4·675·563 t $5000. Visit us ' at GoCookMotors.com. CooK 2007 Yamaha 250 Big Bear Molars 328 Jackson Pike 43 wheeler ulllity model 740-446·0103· less than 2 riding time ~ ~ • A4 • AK64 Concrete Removal , AliTypesOf F South • Complete l 0'\SII(L l 110'\ l(l'd l( l l l mR SAl .I: •r • Garages CARPENTER SERVICE t3 Had one's say . 14 Reverberated 15 Ties up 16 Field of study · 17 ·Advance gradually 18 To date t9 Ann 0ys by • J ' oloJ 98 ·New Homes 1f14/t mo. pd and Replacement 10 E"t 4 K J 92 • J 9 5 3 • Cll vrl'll ~r;>U"I . -~ 12 Fiesta decor North ll ~ Olllll .• 8 5 • 72 t AK64 J2 • 7 4 3 ROBERT BISSEll CONSTIImON 7:00AM-8:00PM 10 ,...,,. •:r,..rhlnc• S..,.., Cllimn .Clas~ilieds ~ I Hours 7.t().A• 1·9317 f'hB r Sizes 5'x10' to 10'x30' Complete Tree Care Shop r 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 741).949-2217 ' 8-12811. ·1eeda .Job Done? Horn:s Hill's Self Storage llll12A PIMIIII. II '1!1l~~~~~--, Gracious LMng 1 and 2 r:: ' 26 R at Johnsons Mobile $592. 740-992-5064. Equal Horne Park, Call 740.645. Housing Opport_unity. 0506 or 740·446-2003 Honey Suckle Hills currently Two 2 bdrm _trailers wlfronl taking applicalions for 1 to 2 porch and other updates. BR units. laundry & emer$400, ~ssible rent to own. gency maintenance. (740)243-5811 JR Counlry living 5 minutes ~IONAL ~~;;;,;;;,;...;;;,;...._ _, from major shopping . med~ SERVICES Brand new ~d 2balt} on +I) APAK£1\It::N'JS leal etc. call today lor addi· ---+ · half acre in Pt. Pleasant. lON. RF.Nr ti onal ~~to · and to make TURNED DOWN ON OWNER FINANCE AVAIL- · - - - - - - · appointment 740-446-3344 · SOCIAL SECURITY /SSt? ABLE . 740--446·3570 1 and 2 bedroom apart· Monday. Wednesday. and ·s"·d end nfur Friday 1OA · 4P F .. Unless We No Win' Federal Funds ;usl relea sed men's· Iurn! '"' u 1-888·582-3345 lor Land Owners. No ciOs- nished, and houses in ing cost and ZERO DOWN! . Pom'eroy and Middleport. RI \I I .., I \I I ...,,....-..,..,.----, Will ~0 land security deposit required , no iO . I:JoMI;s lmpro,ements. Bankruptcy pels, 740·992·22 18 -, FOR SALE & Bad Credit OK. 2, 3. 4 and 133 3rd Ave Gallipolis. New New! Be the lirsllo live in a. new tog duplell · 2BA. I · - - - - - - · 5 bedrooms alo'ailable. 740· ca rpflt, No pets_ water, bath. HA!CA'. Porter area. 900 sq. ft . House , fu ll sz. 446 ·3384 sewage , trash inc. $350/rent No pels. Deposit & ref. $550 basement. new root , city New 3 Bedroom homes from $350/dep. 339·2494 per month . Call 446-2801 water, Redmond Ad , in $2 14.36 per month, lncludes Henderson, nreat view t BA Apt. W/ 0 hoo~ups. Tw1n Rivers Tower is accept::ro many upflrades. delivery & $38,000 304·757·9 192 "' sa re1111 e TV ·mc.1 w1ren,1 Ing applications for walling ~s•.,·-.~P .;,.·.;,I7_4.,: 01_3B_s_-2~4~ 34-..., close to ho spital. Call 740: list lor Hud·subsidized. 1-br Brick Home 2 1/2 bath, 6BA, lAJrs & .. 339·0362 apartment for th e Q FA, LA. 4' fireplaces. huge ACREAG.E '-'------ elderly/disabled , ca ll 675· . · · tBR tri·level apt., close to detached garage, 4+ acres , hospital. 10 min to Rio 6679 · and pond, fenced, VERY MIS('UIANWL!i MOBILE .HOME LOT FOR Grande. Ref. & Dep. NICE! Call 740-379·9887 RE NT, 1031 Georges C- ree k Requ,·red . 740-208·8889 l\11l1(1f,\NtliSI: Ad, 44 1· 1111 2 bdrm . apt., remodeled , Waterline - 3 Quarter inch at I~ I '\ I \I "' river front age, washer/dryer $.30 a looJ. 100·500 loot Ill 1{1 II\ \ 111'1 hOo~ups, $450, (740)243· ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; rolls 1"·at $.45 a foot 100S81 1 JR - - - - - - - - Jiil . 1000 fool rolls. Call Ron 2 bedroom apartment tor ANTIQIJF.'I Evans. 800·537-9528 FOKRENf All real estate advertising 1 rent in Middleport no pets, In thll newapaper Is (740)992·5858 Ptm; sut)teet to the Federal $238/mo! 3 bed, 2 bath , Antique wood theater chairs Fair Housing Act of 1968 · IOKSAU: Bank Flepo! {5% down, 20 2 Semi furl)ished T~iler, from the Ariel Theater which makes It Illegal to years. 8% APR) for listings New Haven. 3 bedroom , Gallipolis in groups of 3 & 4. advertite "any ao_o_·6_20_-_49_4_6_e_x._R_ o2_7~- 2 ba ~hrooms , & 2 bed· Call740·416· 1648. 2 Reg . Maltese Dogs, 1 preference, limitation or room, 1 bath, 3 RV lots - - - - - - - - mate, 1 lemale. Female dl~erlmlnat'ton based on 1 br. duplex, ·about 60b sq. GIBBS ANTIQUES Fri. & puppy. $2obleach 304·675race, color, rellplori, aex ft., ava~lnow, Hud appr'lld.,. all utilities available 304- Sa t. 10·5. Sun. 1·7. or by 2308. 304·593-3499 familial etaiUI OJ natiohal $350, 1st/last mo. +dep. 593·3011 or 304-675- appl. Also. restore turniture. origin, or any Intention to required, 740-992·3543 0141 Located on Tornado Ad ott c'KC Miniature- Pinschers. makeanyauch At. 33 , Racine (Park Two 5 month oid males .. preference-, limitatiOn or 1br $3751mi:Jnth. ln 2BR apt. CIA. .(740) 441- & Aide) exil 740.94g..2246 tails, ea.,, shots .u.-~one. M&F dlscrlmln.tlon." Syracuse. Deposit, Hud 0194 at so tor sale. 388·8788 Appo,ed. No . Pets. ' - " - - - - - - f>'O MISCFUANEOUS Thla rww•pa.,_r will not ca ...... ~e s a · 1 · 1u11 (3ll 4)675-5332 weekends Beautiful Apt&. at Jackson MERCHANDISE r p n•e puppies, knowingly accept 740·591·0265 Estates. 52 Westwood t..-iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiii_.l blooded. buff color. $125. advartleamentt for real Drive. from $365 to $560. ' Call 388-0401 ntata which le In Equal 2 BB Grill $50 each, Electric =::..:::::...:::..::____ 2br In Pl. Pleasant, $465 740-446-2568. vh;llatlon of the lew. Our month, Homestead Realty Housing Opportunity. This l awn Mower $50. Tri mmer Female Bichon, microchip. ·rHdarl are htlrwby Broker. Nancy 304-675· Institution is an ~qual $50, VCR $25. Fri dge $50, ACA r@gistered. 5 months. Informed that all Opportunity Provider and Dining Room Ta~le w/2 selling due to work hours. 5540 or 304-675-0799 dwelllnga advertlncUn Employer. leaves & 6 chairs $650. Call $300 304 -773-9192. 304 · this newspaper are 2br, 1 ba, Qulle 740·645-4907 B12·00211eave message available on an equal NeighborhoOO, No Smoking, CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· -----~-opportunity baaea. 2007 Homesteader F'Kurrs & No PetS $450 month plus EO & AFFORDABLE! Townhouse aparlmanls, C 1i VF.GIITAIJIDI Foreclosure 4 br.. only Deposit . & References, "' argo railer6x12with2 11 houses FOR doors on back $2,000 paid anw or sma 525 ,0001 Priced to Sell! For WaterfTrash/Sewer RENT. Call (740)441 -111 1 fl ' rm 304 675 4795 ca ll Canning tomatoes. excellent 740 446 39 Listings 800-620-4946 ex · · -69 for application & information. • before noon quality, ready picked, 65002 T462 3 BR house In Gallipolis, St. At . 124, Reedsville. FREE RENT SPECIAL Reduced Price. 4 bedroom, W/0 conn. $425/mo, 36x60 modular Office build· JQrdan .Landing 2 1/2 bath log home, 34286 $150/dep.· You pay all utili·, lng, 2000 year model, dell\/· I \H\1..,1 1'1'1 II .., 2br, 3br & 4br's New Crew Ad .. Pomeroy, lg. ties. . No Se"ction B or ery availabl e, $14,900; S I I\ I .., I ! H 1, Available . pole building & out building HUDCall Wayne 404-456· 24x50 .office modular build· iri:~;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; No Pets. Tenant on 6 · acres W/pond, _38_0_2_ _ _~--tng, $7,500: 3 storage vans ,. r10 FARM Respo nsible k>r Rent & 18161668-0758 4br, 2bo, HUDI only $238. $1,000 each, caU 740·992· EQuulf\.1ENT Eledric 2478 304-674-0023 or Reduced! New, Never lived month! Great Location! (5% 304·610-0776 in 2br, 2 bath w/ whirlpool down, 20yrs. 8%APR) 3pc Uving ROom Suit. Tan & EBY. INTEGRITY, KIEFER tubs, large LA on 3 acres Listings 800-620-4946 ex. Teal $50Q 304-675-3986 BUILT, VALLEY mil. $75,000. 740·446-7029 T~61 H 0 As E 1L 1v E 5 T 0 c K 7 112 ton York package TRAILERS, LOAD MAX Small House, 2 tots. 5 room house at 44 ·Olive St. Cooling .Root Top for side EQU IPMENT TRAILER S, $39.000. 1 mile from Mason Has stove/fridge $425/rent - - - - - - - Walmart 304-773-9192 plus deposit: No pets. 446- Modern 1 Bedroom apt. Call unit, 3hp, wi1h 2SKW hea1ing CARGO EXPRESS & strips,· also a York paCkage H O M E S T E A 0 E A 304-81 2·0021 leave message 3945 448·d390 cool ing unit, 5 ton, 3ph, C ARGO / CONCESSI O N 20KW rooftop or side unit. TRAILER S. BtW GOOSE· both new, have ,roof curbs NECK HITCHES too, call Kevin 304·675· CARMICHAEL EQUIP6t51 or Erin 740 -441 - MENT /CA RM IC H AEL _3_6_ _ _ _ _ __ TRAILERS SALES & SER12 VICE : SPECIAL · 20FT Fall mums 31$10.00. Yoder's GOOSENECK FLATBED Greenhouse. 10321 SR 141 , $3999. VIEW OUR ENTIRE Public Not"" in N<'WSD''"'~· Gallipoli s. Ohio 45631 . TRAilER INVENTORY AT Your Right to Koow, lldinml Rightlo Ymtrlloor. WWW CARM I CH AE LJET ' TAAtlEAS.COM 740· 446·AERATION MOTORS Repaired, New &. Rebuilt In 3825 SHERIFF SALES Prior Deed bl 1 Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1. H{lve you priced a John 8 800 537 9528 CaM Number 07CV125 . References: Volume will be · " " · Deere lately? You'll be surWtlll Fargo Bank 189, Pige 41 returned Whhln thirty Just in time for winter· fi re· prised! Check out our used Plaintiff. Appraised at $55,000 (30) days alter receipt place. gas or wpod w/gas inventory al vs Terma ol Sale: Cannot of bids. Each bid must log sel . fan. glass doors, W W w . C A A Ea . coM Andy 0. Doczi et al be sold for Ina than be accompanied by chimney & pipe, used ve ry Carmi chael Equipment. 740· Defendants 213rda ollhe appraised either a bid bond tn an little, $550, 1740)992·2457 ~44;:6~-2;.;4;,;12;__ _ _ _., • NEA BRIDGE . ------ ·~- Goody11 Meg's asJeap_ :1 {You wouk:ln '1be'lelo'!l how mUCh she c.'! !ttild SOUP TO NUTZ CCNG!<IIT1.1 ~811oN S, ANDReW~ ,--...;.-- ____,_ lither agel) �' Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel ' ' - www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, September 3, 2008 was 13-15 serving with three blocks and Shoemaker seven a>sists, and a 27-29 led the defense with 28 digs. Mollie Blake contributed passing with plus two dinks. Chelsea Pape wa' 8-8 serv- four ki lis to the winning from Page Bl ing and 32-26 passing with cause, while the duo three kills. Breannu Taylor Amanda McGhee and junior varsity tilt. was 2-4 serving, 21-21 Samantha Barnes chipped Meigs returns to action passing with four dink>. and in two kills apiece. Both today wren it travels to two blocks. Noe and Shoemaker also Glouster for a TVC nonhad three aces. Rashell Boso was 8-8 divisioral matchup with serving, 8-11 spiking with a GA HS made it an evening Trimble. Eastern returns to "kill and 19-22 passing. sweep with a 25-19, 25-_14 play Thursday when it hosts Katie Woods was 9-12 serv- victory in the junior varstty Waterford. Both events will ing. and 10-11 passing with coniest. Caroline Baxter led start at 6 p.m. 3 kills: Steph Shamblin was the Angels with six points, 13-17 passing with two followed by Mandy Foster RIVER VALLEY TOPPLES kills. Samantha Patterson with live points. · · SouTHERN Gallia Academy returns to was 9-12 serving and 12-12 action tonight when it travpassing. and A;hley Walker CHESHIRE Coach was 6-6 serving and I0-11 els to McArthur for a non· Sharon Vannoy\ River passing. league matchup w{th Vint'?n · Valley Lady . Raiders County. The JV contest Will In the reserve game River defended their home turf Valley claimed the win in begin at 6 p.m. with full armor by shutting two sets. 25-14 and 25-21. out the Southern Lady Tosha Alexander led the l.ADY DEFENDERS WIN A P,ftiR Tornadoes in. three sets 25- way with 13 points. while . 12, 15-17. and 25-21. The Ohio Valley Ashley Randolph , Kaitlyn River Valley was paced in Robet1s, and Kelsey Sands Christian School volleyscoring points by Jacqueline each had nine points . · ball team went from a.losJacobs with 18. Mackenzie · Southern was led by ing record to a winning Cluxton 16, Aubrie Rice 14, Courtney Thomas with nine one in the span of two and Linsey Stover with 14. point~. Katelyn Hill seven. matches after back-to-back Southern was led by Emma Kelsey Holsinger six. and three-game wins over Hunter . with 13. Katie Bobbi Harris six. · Grace Chrisiian and Woods with II. Rashell Southern goes to Trimble Ironton St. Joseph on Boso eight, and Stephanie Thursday for its first Tri- Friday and Tuesday, Shamblin seven. Valley Conference Hocking respectively. . . The night started promis- Division match. River The · Lady Defenders (2ing for the visiting Lady Valley travels to 1) picked up their first win Tornadoes as they took a' 3- Chesapeake Thursday for of the year last weekend at 0 lead on a trio of Emma its Ohio Valley Conference GCHS, posting a 25-19, Hunter serv.es. Mackenzie Opener. 25-15, 25-19 win. Cluxt0 n quickly retained Annee. Carman led the the momentum by tying the AiiGELS WIN HOME OPENER Blue. Gold and White with score at 3-3. After a swap in 16 points. followed by serves, Boso gave Southern GALLIPOLIS - Gallia both Andrea VanMeter and a 6-4 lead, then Jacobs Academy vol leyball unleashed nine straight to remained perfect on the sea- Lindsey Miller with 15 give the hosts a 13-6 advan- son - picking up its first points apiece. Samantha Westfall also had doubletage. Southeastern Ohio Athletic digit points with 13. From that point forward. League South Division win Hali ·Burleson chipped in Southern stumbl ed and in the process - during River Valley continued the Tuesday night's home- nine points to the winning by followed raid. When the first curtain opening victory ovet' visit· cause. ·call came, River Valley had · ing Portsmouth. 25-12. 25- Melissa Stump with eigh! points and Allie Hamilton a 25-12 wili. 12,25- 11. ' In the second round, both . The Blue Angels (3-0, 1-0 with two. OVCS made it two-in-a; clubs battled through the SEOAL South) led start to row following Tuesday's first round of serving with fin ish. collectively combin25.16, 25- 16, 25-4 victory Southern holding a 9-8 ing on the overwhelniing edge . Cluxton profoundly triumph Five Angels had over Ironton St. Joe.· · ' Westfall paced the Lady turned the game around six or more points, includDefenders with 23 points, with eleven straight serving ing a game-high 17 points points to give the hosts a and 17 assists from Hannah followed by Burleson with 16 points. Both Andrea 19-10 tally. River Valley Cunningham. · VanMeter and Lindsey then thrust to a robust 25-17 Amy Noe was next with triumph. I 0 points, followed by Miller had IS point~ · The last game of the ' Kacie Shoemaker with eight apiece in the decision. match was the best of the points and Alexis Geiger VanMeter added four and night. River Valley took an with seven, Me~an Foster Stump chipped in two. : Ohio Valley Christian early advantage, the also had six pomts in the returns to action Friday Southern fought back to 14- decision. Geiger also added T6, only to fall by four at the 13 assistsm nine kills and when it. travel s to Teays finish, 25-21. two blocks, while Noe had Valley Christian for a 5:30 Southern's Emma Hunter six kills. Foster also had p.m. matchup. Volleyball Eastern senior Keith Aeiker breaks away from the pack during Tuesday night's Gallia Academy Cross Country Invitational held on the campus of the University of Rio Grande. Aeiker was the top male finisher from Meigs County on Tuesday. ' . ,. • Bryan Walters /photos Painting to music,A6 Invite , Drs ~Thomas and Susan Quinn and Dr. Robyn Sargent are pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Shane Foster to the practice. Dr. Foster is a Cum Laude graduate of the Ohio State . University College of Optometry. from Page Bl Valley Christian's Katie Bladgett (22:54) in seventh and Eastern's Emeri Connery (23:30) in 11th place. River Valley's Ashley Fitch did not finish the race. On the boys' ·side of things, Fairland won the eight-team event with a tally of 31 points. Logan was the runner-up with 86 points, followed by Oak Hill (94), Piketon (99) and Wellston (140) in the top-live. Meigs was sixth with 141 points, with Beaver Eastern and Coal Grove rounding out the team totals with 157- and . 184. Ju stin Kammler of Portsmouth ·Notre Dame won the boys individual title with a ume of 17 :58. Fairland's Tanner Mattie was ~econd with a time of 18:45. Locally, Eastern senior . Keith Aeiker had the best individual finish in six th with a time of 19:19. South Gallia's Jacob Wats<ln' (19:34) was next. in lOth position. · David Householder (21 :23) led River Valley in 29th place; followed by teammates Jon Porter (23:00) and Jared Hollingsworth (24:28) in 48th and 58th, respectively. Morgan McKinniss (22:15) paced t.he Blue Devils in the 35th pface, followed· by Dallas Craft (22:56) in 47th and Jacob Wheeler (25:03) in 64th. D.J. Faro (25:34) was also 69th for the Blue and White. ' · The Marauders were the lone local program to have a team score, led by ' Cody ., • Doctor Foster is now accepting new patients • Most major vision and medical plans accepted • Specialty vision services as ~ell as treatment of eye disease and Injury Pri•ted on 100% Re<'ycled Nt•wsprint Middleport • Pomeroy, OhiQ :;n CENTS • \'ul. .) H. !'; o , :N -SPORTS • Southern opens 2008 home season with Rebels; Eagles and Marauders hit the road. SeePage 81 """' ·m)dail)·scnlind.t·om Tlll'RSD .\Y. SEI'TEl\IHER _., :woH Prosecutor seeks order on unsafe rental unit .. BY BRIAN J. REED BREEDCMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Prosecuting Attorney Pat Story has filed a civil action against the owner of a Butternut Avenue property considered unsafe for occupancy. The principal owner o'f the property, Raymond Andrews of Middleport, .is also subject to a pending civil action filed last month by the Meigs County Health Dc!partmem. The suit demands that a property Andrews owns on West Second Street is also unsafe. A hearing on that complaint considered unsltfe. has been set for Sept. 8. · According lll Story's Andrews also owns a Complaint, Sgt. Brandy building on Cual Street in King of the police departMiddleport, condemned ment and other officers after it was damaged by fire responded to the address on in July. and village council Aug. 26< and found "foul there has raised questions odors, tilth, large amounts about the condition of other of mold growing at the site, rental properties he owns. large amounts, of cock· According to the latest roaches at the site, exposed action filed against . wiring, plumbing leaks and Andrews, officers with the generally unsanitary condiPomeroy .Police Department tions." removed four children Two. adults believed to under the age of five from a have been living al the resi· residence at 206 Butternut dence, Nathaniel L. Srmtfe Ave., to custody of Meigs and Sue Ann Watson, are County Children's Services, named as co-defendants . So because the residence was is a second alleged owner, Roy Stover. Sro!!fe and tion against the building's Watson told law enforcement owners, a $300 tax for mainofficers they pay $350 per taining a nuisance, and month for the residence, and . authority to the health departsaid they have "repeatedly ment and village government contacted Andrews in regard to clean up the property: to conditions 3{ the site." The description Story "They state they t}ave offers of the Butternut withheld the last toree Avenue re sidence is similar months rent do his non: to that offered by !'he health response," Story's com- department of a residence plaint said. · Andrews owns on West ''(The conditions) have Second Avenue. According caused an unreasonable to the Ju-ly complaint · interference with the health, against Andrews, ·sewage welfare and safety of the and water are leaking from neighboring public and con- a second-story apa rtment situte and common law pub- · into a first-floor unit, the lie nuisance. " plumbing there ll;aks, and The suit seeks an injunc- the ceilings have collapsed. . BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINELCCM · POMEROY Tomorrow morning construction crews will finally pour the first section of the actual boat ramp at the new Page AS Racine Boat Ramp facility • Alice C. Chapman, 65 along the Ohio River. •.Paris Hess, 52 . The $2 million-plus project overseen by the Ohio · • Kent Yonker, 49 Department of · Natural Resources has been nine years in the making and this year suffered a delay due to high water alonll the river. However, the dner summer has allowed construction to once again progress towards • 19-square-mile ice a Nov. 9 completion date . "We're hoping we're well sheet breaks loose in ahead of that (date)," Gus · Canada. See Page A2 Smithhisler of ODNR said • Handball. soloist to about the possibility of being BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM done earlier in the fall though present concerts. he said he'd know for sure See Page A3 POMEROY - A cruise atier tomorrow's pour. • Doesn't sound very Tomorrow's pour is basi- boat from Stern wheel Ruble committed. See Page A3 cally a test pour to form of Parkersburg, W. Va. is grooved concrete so truc.ks returning to Meigs County • Ohio govemo'r the Sternwheel can have extra traction for releases economic plan. when pulling a wet boat. . Riverfest, Sept. l 1- 13, John See Page A3 · "The grooves in the ramp H. Musser, chairman;· are a specialty item," announced today. He said that a number of Sinithhisler said, adding cruises will be offered durthey . are also common for ing the Ri verfest, some for most boat ramps.. . After the initi<1l test pour, organizations and schools, more will follow to complete others open to the general WEATHER the ramp with crews fo,cus- public. On Wednesday night ing on the section of the before the opening of ramp which will be under· water to avoid any situations where high water might once · again stalt the project. Smithhisler said crews are waiting 'until the entire ramp' is poured before fini shing Bv BETH SERGENT • BSEAGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM the parking lot's asphalt to avoid damaging it with ' . REEDSVILLE -Free heavy equipment working mammograms and other on the ramp. However, all Details an Page AS preventative health other "upland" work such as grating of the parking lot, screenings will be given water line placement and during a special women's wetlands have been complet- health clinic offered from 3 p.m., ed: The courtesy docks have 9:30 a.m . Tuesday, Oct. 7 at the also been put in place. Fire Weather permitting, Reedsville ' :z SI!Cl10NS - 12 PAGFS Department. tomorrow's pour will begin ., The clinic is being and take around Annie's Mailbox A3 attwo'9 toa.m. announced early so three hours to form· . . appointments may be and finish. Calendars A3 Smithhisler said once the filled for. the mobile mamfacility is complete. there mography unit which will Classifieds B3-4 should be no delay in o~n­ be parked at the fire ing it up to the public wtth a department. The unit h Comics Bs dedicatiOn to follow at a later from The Ohio .State date. University's James Cancer OBITUARIES INSIDE The Ruble Boat cruises scheduled for Riverfest • Riverfest, members of the on Thursday. Stude.nts Meigs County Chamber of from Eastern will be on Commerce will enjoy a crui ses from 9 to I0 a.m. special two-hour cruise on and 10:30 to I 1:30 a.m. on the Ohio as a kickoff to the Friday, and Southern Local festival which gets under- will on board from noon to way on Thursday. Further . I p.m. and 1:15 to 2:15 · information on that crui se p.m. on Friday. · can be obtained from the . Other special cruises Meigs Coullty Chamber of will be include one for the Commerce, 992-5005. Meigs Republi can Party Nearly 800 students from. from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on all three · ~lementary Thursday, a private cruise school s in Meigs County booked by Jo Ellen Diehl will be enjoying cruises on for 5 to 6:30 p.m. on the Ruble . Meigs Friday , and a Meigs High Elementary is scheduled School Alumni cruise on from 9 to 10 a.m .. 10:30 to Sat.urday from 2 to 3:30 II :30 a.m . and I to 2 p.m. p.m. There will also be a Mammograms offered INDEX Meigs senior Kimi Swisher crosses the bridge for the sec· and time. during Tuesday night's Gallia Academy Cross Country Invitational held on the campus of the University of Rio Grande. Hanning (20:05) in· 17th eight points, outlasting place. Andrew O'Bryant Gallia Academy (46) with a (20:51) was next in 24th, fol- score ·of 38 Jl?i nts. Megan lowed by Steven Mahr Ashton of Fatrland won the (22:20) in 37th and Jacob girls junior high ,race with a · Riffle (24:20) in 56th. Zach ltme of 14:20. Fairland won the boys Story (25:53) rounded out the team scoring with a fin· junior high team event wtth 18 points. Gallia Academy ish of 70th. Morgan Kennedy (29:42) was runner-up with 55 and Noah Hajivandi (30:40) points. Charles Wilson of were also 89th and 90th, Fairland won the boys race respectively, for the with a time of 12:34. Complete results are supMarauders. to be available on tile posed Wellston won the girls junior high team event by w.eb at baumspage.com 1:],. ~ Boat ramp pour planned tomorrow· Your sight is our focus. Meigs sepiors Noah Hajivandi, left, and Morgan Kennedy try to break away from the pack during Tuesday night's Gallia Academy Cross Country Invitational held on the campus of the University of Rio Grande. Bush announces $tB in aid for Georgia, A2 Editorials Movies Obituaries A4 As As church service cruise from 9 to 10:30 on Sunday morning . Nine cruises ·will be offered to the pub Iic at $6 a person, $4 for children under 12, and age lwo and under free. Those are sched- · uled for 6 to 7 p.m. on Thursday; and 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. , 7 to 8 p.m., 8:30 to 9:30p.m. and 10 to II a.m. ' on Friday. Saturday's schedule of private cruises is from II to 12:30 p.m. 4 to 5 p.m, 5:30 to 6:30p.m., 7 to 8 p.m. and · the fireworks cruise, 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. at free Reedsville clinic Center. With the rising cost of fuel. the clinic must . have so many appotntments booked in . advance for the van to make · the trip from Columbus. and so far not enough appointments have been made to justify the trip. · The Meigs County Ca ncer Initiative's "Think Pink" program, funded by the Susan G. Kamen Breast Cancer Foundation, will also provide qualifying women with free mammograms and a $20 gas card to h~lp pay fur their trip to the appointment. The program offers free mammograms for qualifying Meigs County women , ages 35-49. For those women 50 and older who require a mammogram there are other programs available which provide them free of charge, including those given during the OSU mobile van visit. The "Think Pink" program attempts to do outreach clinics in rural areas to service the uninsured, underinsured, in sured or those with a high deductible. In addition, MCCl will be holding the free women's health clinic inside the fire department filled with free health s.creenings which will include: hemoglobin, cholesterol and glucose screenings with on-site results given; a nurse praclitioner providing pri vate clinical breast exams; an exercise physiologist will provide body fat analysis and exercise fitness informati on: (he county extension office will provide nutritional information on healthy snacks; kits to screen for colon cancer will be available along with information on the disease; the Dex-a-Scan screening for osteoporosis will be availPlease see Clinic, AS .Meigs Cardiovascular Health, Powell's team up ed in the entry of Powell's. track the increased sale of These posters should serve fresh produce during: the as reminders to select more months of S~ptembel' and fresh fruits 'and vegetables. October. This ·will provide Taste testing .will be offered vital insight into the success for fruits and vegetables of the program. Other simithat are not as common to lar programs will be our area, but offer a great designed based on the outdeal of nutritional value. comes of this program . • Powell's has agreed to .These programs wi II hope- fully make a dent in the ris- some cancers. Both Fruits ing health problems here in and vegetables contain little 10 no fat which affects choMeigs County. Andrew Brumfield CVH lesterol level s, lillie sodium Coordinator says that eating which reduces blood presa variety of fruits and veg- sure, and are high in fiber etables can prevent and which helps comrol diabetdecrease ,the onset. of many ics. Eating foods high in chronic diseases such as fiber also helps reduce your heart disease, dia11etes, and risk for colorectql cancer. � 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 09. 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