https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/78e69d71c783fa9a72b4fec31246fbb1.pdf 7e7a7ecc3b6189b1dda9da578ce5e4aa PDF Text Text ' 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. �The Daily Sentinel PageA2 NATION • WORLD Bush announces $1B in aid for .Georgia Thursday, September 4, 2008 ~;:The Daily Sentinel ;.·: Handbell .soloist to present concerts ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER _19-square-mile ice sheet breaks loose in Canada •' AP photo Georgian refugees are·seen in their room in a desolate Soviet-era building that hosts some 1,700 Georgian ethnic refuges from Abkhazia, in Tbilisi, Georgia, Wednesday. The btiild· ing is not equipped with electricity or toilets, and every family has just orie mattress, one ··spoon, one cup and one plate. Abkhazia authorities drove the ethnic Georgians from the Kodori Gorge on the Georgia-Abkhazia border, following the recent Georgian war. A U.S. Navy ship loaded with humanitarian aid steamed through the Dardanelles on Its way to Georgia on Wednesday, as the Bush administration prepared to roll out a $1 billion eco· nomic aid package for the ex-Soviet republic. Meanwhile on Wednesday, ing arms on the U.S. war- for Georgia's embattled Russia closed its embassy ships that have docked in government and Bush's in Georgia, following Georgian ports with approach to Russia's invaGeorgia 's severing of humanitarian S!lpplies. ston. diplomatic ties with Rice said that $570 milOn trade, Bush said the Moscow. lion of the funds will be United States would negoAfter years of tensions, made available in the tiate a deal to provide the recent fighting began remaining months of the preferential access to Aug. 7 when Georgian Bush administration. That Georgian . exports. The . forces went into its break- leaves a sizable portion president " said his comaway province of South $430 million - up to the merce secretary would Ossetia in hopes of re- budgeting discretion of a dispatch a trade mission to . establishing control. future Congress and the Georgia in the coming· Russian forces repelled occunext White House weeks. the offensive and pushed ••• deep into Georgia proper.' pant. But Bush feels confident Associated Press writers · Bolh sides · signed the in that area, · as both the · Mallhew Lee and cease-fire in mid-August, and · Desmond Butler con- . but Russia has ignored its Democratic Republican presidential tributed to this story from requirement for all forces to retu'rn to prewar posi- candidates, Barack Obam.a Wa.<hington, and Misha and John McCain , have Dzhindihikhashvili from tions. expressed strong support Tbilisi, Georgia. Bush said the money will meet humanitarian needs, such as· helping to DO YOU WANT TO BUY A HOME SOMEDAY? resettle families that were displaced. The ' U.S . WILL YOU BE AN INFORMED HOMEBUYER? already has provided $30 ARE YOU AWARE OF YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS? million in humanitarian relief since the conflict began. The Meigs Fair Housing Office is offering a FREE The United States · has HOMEBUYER EDUCATION SEMINAR that will sent tw() military ships prepare you -to for the ins and outs of purchasing a bearing aid to Georgia, and the USS Mount horne. Whitney -the flagship of the Navy 's 6th Fleet steamed through the The Seminar will provide information on household Dardanelles early budgeting; credit issues, credit reports, financing Wednesday arid was options; identity theft; fair housing and lending expected to pass through the Bosporus later in the laws; ' housing inspections; and closing terms and day. The two Turkish-conprocedures. A certificate of completion will be trolled straits link the issued to participants for presentation in programs Mediterranean to the Black Sea. and financing agencies who require such education The new funds are also · · to qualify for home-loans. aimed -at helping impoverished Georgia, wedged bet>veen Russia and The Seminar consists of four nights of two hour Turkey on the Black Sea, sessions to be held on Monday,-Sept. 22; Thursday, to rebuild infrastructure and boo st an economy that Sept. 25; Monday, · October 6; and Thursday, has been growing but is October 9, 2008, from 6:00 p.m. to 8;00 p.m. The nowhere near grown. location is the Meigs Annex lower floor conference . Georgia wants to rebuild and moderni,ze its badly ropm at 117 East Memorial Drive (behind Holzer routed military. Though Clinic), Pomeroy, Ohio. U.S. officials emphasized that none of the current I package was for military Call Jean Trussell at 992-7908 to register. aid , there was no effort to rule 'that out for the future. Russia has accused the United · States of deliver- Keeping Meigs. County', informed • • ,. . _,. Jimmy Sundquist ~- - ·.. ·.: • ANNIE'S MAILBOX ··... __ .Doesn't sound very committed ·. ' ·, ;._ ,, " · r to practice POMEROY - Aga in thi s year Meigs High School band direc tor, Toney Dinge >s. is organi zing an alumni band to perform during the "R eunion on the River" eve nt. Sept. 12 and 13 . Hundreds of MHS alum ni are e xpected to return to Pomeroy to tak e part in the various activitie s which have · been planned fo r the weekend includ ing those of the Sternwheel Riverfest which is underway the same weekend. Dingess said that ' the alumni band will be performing half-time at the Meigs Marauder game 01i Friday night and then will march in the I p.m. Riverfest parade on Saturday. He ha' set a practice for Munda y. 6 to 8 p.m. in the MHS bandroom. Dingess, ho we ver. emphasized that allendance at the practice is not required in order to perform at homecom ing. He said those who cannot att end the practice can email him at ton ey .din ge s s@ me ig slo cal.org and he will mail the mu sic. Selection s to be played hy th e alumni band "Long Train include Running ... "Carry on my Wayward Son ," "Build Me Up Buttercup. " "Rock and Roll. Pan 2 (Hey Song )," the Fight Song and the Alma Mater. Daughters qfAmerica meet CHESTER - Plans for a luncheon reception for LOGAN <AP) - Two Coope~ who were new state officers to be men have been indicted in · engaged. Authorities say held Sept. 14. was planned the killings of a young their heads and limbs were when Chester Council Daughte1:s of couple whose mutilated buried in shallow grave s 323 . remain s were found in in a cornfield near Logan America. met recently at southea st Ohio more than and their torso s were the Academy, a quarter century ago. found ii1 the Hocking · Members were also reminded that on Sept. 16 Hocking County author- River. ities say a grand jury on McKnight is already in that inspection will be Tuesday returned aggra- the state prison system on held and that they should vated murder charges unrelated convictions. wear white. There was a against 50-year-old Linscott was arre sted balloting on new memChester McKnight and 47- Tuesday and is jailed in bers, the ways and means committee had an auction . year-old Kenneth Nelsonville. Linscott. . The Hocking County and Laura · Mae Ni.ce They ' re accused in the Clerk of Courts office has presided at the meeting . It 1982 deaths of teenagers no attor11ey listed for was reported that Opal Eichinger is in the hospi Todd ·schultz and Annette either. Public meetings I .I .. Clubs and organizations· ·~· ..' . . .wedding;. • ·~ •• •• ..... ' • . , tal. Julie Fleming has a dislocated shoulder, and Greta Davis is having medical tc·st s done. The meeting opened in ritu<ili stic form with the pledge . scripture, the Lord's prayer ' in unison, and singing of the National Anthem . At a re cent' meeting of the Past Councilors club others reported ill were Charlotte . Grant. knee injury, Kathryn Baum at . Overbrook . Thelma White , ankle injury, Opal Hollon , recuperating from fall. and Deloris Wolfe, leg blood clot. Cominunity Calendar , ~ ' Ohio men indicted in grisly '82 killings time researching the item s we specifically wanted. .. . Now we. are left to either use gifts that don't match ..., ' Dear Annie: I am JO -···years old and have been in the theme of the nursery or "'··an off-and-on relationship take them back and exchange them for what we c • for the past seven years. My : · boyfriend is in the Army wanted in the first place. Has registering for gitis and scheduled to go to Iraq become outdated? What is soon . · . We· ve talked about mar- the point ot:registering if no ·•· riage and kids, and we both one uses the list? ···. want that someday. The Registered Out Dear Registered: You ·.·-problem is that we have dif·. .- ferenl timelines. He'd like have mistaken a registry for . :. ·.to wait until he's out i>f the . a shopping list. The registry Army and doesn ' t want kid~ is to give your guests sugfor another five or 10 years. gestions, not orders. Those -J...·feel I've given him the who select from the registry besr years of my life , and if know you want those items .things don't w.ork out (and the store should keep , between us and I have lo track so yoti don't get dupli'start over, I'd rather do it cates). However, guests Thursday, Sept. 4 may · prefer to purchase . SYRACUSE - Syracus~ 1 now than later. f . I love this man dearly. as something else, either Village Council, regular :. he does me, but maybe he's because. your registry items meeting, 7 p.m., village holding on to me only until are not within 'their budget hall. · . ,something better comes or because they want to get Monday, Sept. 8 alon s . If he really wanted you something more perPOMEROY The 1 . • marnage, we 'd be hitched sonal. All gifts should be Meigs County Agricultural ~ already. If he still isn ' t sure graciously a'knowledged. Society will be held at 7:30 Dear Annie! The letter p.m . in the Coonhunters ~ ;ilkr seven years , when will "Too Mucl1 Building on the 'Rock from ;...It happen ?. •: - Should I suggest we date . Information," the busy Springs Fairgrounds. The : :other people to be sure we high- school student who meeJing was · postponed a : ;are - really meant to be 'described his car rides with week ·due to the Labor Day . : _together'l Or should I wait "Uncle Joe," made my hair holiday. It is open · to the ~ and hope he will carne stand at attention. public, Good c 1d Uncle Joe is not :· ..around 0 - Confused in Tuesday, Sept. 9 just talking about his gid:: ,Colorado POMEROY - 'salisbury f Dear Col'orado: You say · friends and his affairs. He is Township Trustees. 6:30 .: you love each other. but this exhibiting predatory behav- p.m. at the home of :· doesn' t sound like a very ior. While your response Manning Roush. . ,..committed relationship. He· was helpful, you should add Olive REEDSVILLE . •. seems indit'ferent and you that the teen should tell his Township Trustees. 6:30 mother about the topic of p.m. , township garage . :: are too willing to 'give up. ~ Still. · breaking up with conversation and refuse all SHADE Bedford t ;your boyfriend while he is future rides with Uncle Joe. Township Trustees, 7 p.m., < m. lraq could have serious Joe is looking for trouble, town hall . :: -repercussions, and he may 'and with a young, innocent : be very different when he is nephew who thinks. his 'I out of the service. You need uncle is just "telling him stuff," both of them are 1 to have a frank and hone st ~ conversation with him so he going to· find it. -Patti in • understands how important Pittsburgh Thursday, Sept. 4 llear Patti: Several read- . HARRISONVILLE •· these issues are to you, and t see il you can reach an ers thought Uncle Joe was · The Orand Master of the . grooming his nephew Ohio Grand Lodge, Ron t. understanding . : • •• Dear Annie: My wife and (many thought it was a Winnett, will be the guest I married a year ago. We niece) 'in order to· sexually speaker at a 6:30 p.m. dinabuse him, and they could ner/m~eting ;~'re g i stered for gifts, yet only at the be right. Even if Uncle Joe · Harrisonville Lodge hall ~ - a third .of the wedding preis only bragging, it is highly . during "friendship night," ~ - sents came from the registry ; and quite a few of those inappropriate behavior. entertainment provided by • were duplicates. Now we · An11ie 's Mailbox is writ· Howie Damiron. ~ · are awaiting the birth of our ten by Kathy Mitchell and TUPPERS PLAINS l ... first child. My wife's sister Marcy Sugar, longtime edi· VFW Post 9053 Auxiliary 7 ! : was graciou s enough to tors of the Ann Landers p..m. at the hall. CHESTER ·- Chester~ , throw her a baby shower. column. Please e-mail your uestiom to anniesmail- Shade Histori~al ·~- We spent hours registering Z IJX@comcast.net, or write Association, 7 p.m. Plans to : · for items we thought we •.: would need . We got plenty to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. be made for fall genealogy : .,·of gifts at the ~hower, ,but Box ll8i90, Chicago, IL fair on Oct. II. Volunteers : · very few came off our reg- 6,06/l. To find out more · needed. Friday, Sept. 5 · · about Annie's Mailbox, : istry. SALEM CENTER ; ·. We are grateful for what and read features by other Meigs County Pomona ~: we were given, but it does Creators Syndicate writers :;- annoy me that, for l'oth of and cartoonists, visit' the Grange, 7:30 p.m.. Star : . these occasions, my wife Creators Syndicate Web Grange Hall , three miles a t www.cteators.com. north of Salem Center on ~· and I spent a great deal of page _ BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR _.. · •,,•... ~------------------~--~ •:•. . Submit • POMEROY - Jimmy in handbell choirs at the Sundqui st. a handbell First Presbyterian Church . soloi st, will present two of Parkersburg , W. Va .. concerts at Trinity Church, Way side Methodi >t Se cond and Lynn St s., Church of Vienn·a, W Va .: Pomeroy. Sunday. and Pioneer Presbyterian Th e first concert will be held at the 10:25 a.m . wor- Church of Belpre. In his presentation the ship servi ce, the >econd at 2 p.m . The Riverbend Art s youth uses all the bells. He Council is sponsoring the be gan ringin g solo bell pieces four years ago after concerts . Sundquist. son of Jim being inspired by Lois "Sunny " Sunqui st. Coffey of Charleston , Middleport postmaster. is W.Va .. and world-famou s pursuing a degree in music handbell soloist Christine education at the Anderson of California. University of Cincinnati Since that time he has perCollege Con servatory of .formed solo concert s at Music. He graduated from schools and churches in Warren High School in the Marietta/Parkersburg 2007 where he participated in the handbell choir area . His concerts at Trinity for four years. ;md assisted the in structor, Mary will include a selection of Margaret Nuzum with the sacred, patriotic and seasonal songs. He will be underclassmen choirs . During his high school accompanied on the piano years he was also an active by his father. A free will offering will member of the Mid-Ohio Valley Ringers and played be accepted .. Alumni band .. . ~--------~----------------------------------------~--------~------ .• . The Daily Sentinel Page A3 -~ · --------------~~~~~~~~~----T~hu~rs=da~y,S~ep~tem~b~er~4,~2oo~8 BY JENNIFER LOVEN . WASHINGTON Bush on Pre sicte'nt Wcdn~ s da y said the U.S . will send an ex tra S I bil lion to Georgia ·to help the pro-We stern former Soviet republic in th e wake of Ru ss ia 's invasion . '·Georgia has a stron g economic foimdation and leaders with an impressive record of reform ,'' Bush said in a statement. "Our additional economic assistance will help the people · of Georgia re,over from th'e assault on their country. and continue to build a prosperous and competitive ewnumy. " . Vice President Dick Cheney, due in Georgia on Thursday, planned to make the mas sive aid package a major highlight of his discussions with President Georgian Mikhail Saakashvili. Cheney. iri Aze·rbaijan on Wednesday, is on a rour of three former Soviet AP photo/Sam Soja, The Canadian Press republics that are wary of In this July 29 file photo 'large pieces of ice are seen drift· Russia 's . intentions in ing off after separating from the Wa(d Hunt Ice Shelf. A what Moscow likes to call chunk of ice shelf nearly the size of Manhattan has broken its "near abroad" and what away from Ellesmere Island in Canada's northern Arctic, Cheney termed "the shadanother dramatic indication of how warmer temperatures ow of the Russian invaare changing the polar frontier. scientists said Wednesday. _ sion of Georgia." · "The free world cannot allow the de stiny of a small independent country to be determined by the aggression· of a larger neighbor." Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice BY CHARMAINE NORONHA shelves that together cover told reporters at the State . ASSOC IAT ED PRESS WRITER little m·ore than 299 square Department in a simultamiles: neous announcement with TORONTO - A' chimk Martin Jeffries of the U.S. Bush. of ice shelf nearly the size National Science She mocked Russia for of Manhattan has broken Foundation and University its recognition of the two away from Ell esmere Island of Alaska Fairbanks said in separatist regions in in Canada's northern Arctic, a statement Tuesday that the Georgia that are at the another dramatic in<(ication summer's ice shelf loss is heart of the conflict that of how warmef tempera- equivalent to over three broke out last month, and tures are changing the polar times the area of Manhattan, for its failure to garner frontier. scientists said totaling 82 square miles international backing . . Wednesday. "Almost no one fol losses that have reduced Derek Mueller. an Arctic Arctic Ocean ice cover to its lowed suit, I might note. It ice shelf speciali st at Trent second-biggest retreat since isn't really an impressive University in Ontario, told . satellite measurements list to have Abkhazia and The Associated Press that began 30 years ago. South Ossetia recognize 4,500-year-o!d the each other," she said. "These changes are irreMarkham Ice Shelf separatAlso in · tandem with ed in early August and the versible under •he present Bush, the International 19,square-mile shelf is now clfmate and indicate that the Monetary Fund announced environmental conditions adrift in the Arctic Ocean. it has agreed to lend "The Markham Ice Shelf that have kept these ice Georgia $750 million for was a big surprise because it shelves in balance for thou- economic recovery. suddenly disappeared. We sands of years are no longer The administration is went under cloud for a bit present," said Mueller. delaying an announcement Duri'ng the last century. on some sort of punishduring our research and when ice shelves would ment of Russia for it.> when the weather cleared up, all of a sudden there was break off, thick sea ice actions against Georgia no more ice shelf. It was a would eventually reform in and its refusal thus far to · shocking event that \mder- their place. comply with a French~bro­ "But today, w;;~rmer t~m­ kered scorflli the rapidity of cea se-fire . changes taking place in the peratures and a changing However, the decision to climate means there's no shower tiny Georgia with Arctic," said Mueller. Mueller also said that two hope for · regrowth. A scary such substantial aid and large sections of 1ce S(;enario,'.' said Mueller. have Cheney talk about it The loss of these ice in Moscow ' s backyard detached from the Serson Ice Shelf, shrinking that ice shelves means that rare will likely be seen by the feature by 47 square miles ecosystems that depend on Kremlin · as highly - or 60 percent ~ and.that them are on the brink of provocative, if not a punithe Ward Hunt Ice Shelf has extinction, said Warwick tive measure in and of also continued to break up. Vincent, director of Laval itself. losing an additional eight University's Centre for The dollar total pales in square miles. Northern Studies and a comparison to the $2 bil Mueller reported last researcher . in the program lion a year the U.S. gives month that seven square Arctic Net. Israel, its largest aid recipmiles of the I 70-square"The Markham Ice Shelf ient. But the sizable mile and 130-feet-thick had half the b'')mass for the amount still shows the Ward Hunt shelf had broken entire Canadian Arctic Ice .strategic importance the off. Shelf ecosystem as ·a habitat U.S. places on both supThis comes on the heels for cold, tolerant microbial porting Saakashvili ' s of unusual cracks in a north- life; algae that sit on top of Western -leaning govern~rn Greenland glacier, rapid the ice shelf and photosyn- ment and pushing back melting of · a soltthern thesis like plants \\!Ould. against a newly resurgent Greenland g l~c ier, and a Now that it' s disappeared, and energy-rich Moscow. near record loss for Arctic we're looking at ecosystems · Cheney made a point in sea ice thi s summer. And on the verge of extinction,' Azerbaijan of saying that .earlier thi s year a 160- said Mueller. Washington has "a deep square mile chunk of an and abiding interest" in Along . with dedmating Antarctic i'c shelf disinte- ecosystems, drifting ice the region's stability. grated . . That said, the U.S. has shelves and warmer temper"Reduced sea ice condi- atures that will cause.further found during thi s conflict tion s and unusually high air that it has little leverage ·temperature s have facilitat- melting ice pose a hazard to with Russia. Moscow has ed the ice she If losses this populated shipping routes in drawn condemnations summer. said Luke · the A(ctic region - a phe- from the United Stales and Copland. director of the nomenon that Canada's Europe, but little else. Laboratory .for Cryospheric Prime Minister Stephen Research at the University Harper seems to welcome. ·Harper announced la~t of Onawa. "And exten sive week that he' plans to new (;racks across remaining parts of the largest expand exploration of the remaining · ice Shelf. the region's known oil and minWard Hunt, mean that it w.ill eral deposits, a possibility continue to disintegrate in that has become more evident as a result of melting the coming years.' ' Formed by accumulating sea ice. It is the burning of snow and freezing meltwa- oil and other fossil fuels that ter, ice shelves are large scientists say is the chief ' platform> of thi ck, ancient cause of manmade wanning sea ice that float on the and melting ice. Harper also said Canada ocean\ ; urface but are conwould toughen reporting nected to land. Ellesmere Island was requirements for ships once entirely ringed by a ~nte ring its waters in the Far sin ~ le enormous ice shelf North , where some of ihose Subscribe tOday that broke up in the eatly territorial claims are disput992-2155 ' 1900s. All that is left today ed by the United States and are the fo.ur much ' muller other countries. " BY THE BEND ' .annive~ry . ·announcements onHne at County Road I. Contest items will be judged. POMEROY Alzheimers/memory loss Caregiver Support Group, I: 15 p.m. Meigs Senior Kathy Center. Call McDaniel, coordinator, for more information. Saturday, Sept. 6 SYRACUSE - Ladies of the Meigs i:':ounty Republit·an Party, 9:30a.m., Syracuse Community Center. New members welcome. Call 696-1042 or 985-3537. SALEM CENTER Star Grange #778 and Star Junior Grange #878 meet at 6:30 p.m. for po.tluck supper, followed by meeting at 7:30. Plans for chicken barebec11e on Oct. 5 will be made. Monday, Sept. 8 POMEROY -Meigs County Republican Executiv~ Committee, 7:30 p.m., Comthouse . . POMEROY -Meigs County Cancer Initiative . regular meeting, noon , conference room, Meigs County Health Department. Wednesday, Sept. LO POMEROY -Meigs High School Alumni Flag Football Game practice, 6 p.m., Meigs High School Football Field, Pomeroy. · • Church events • Thursday, Sept. 4 CHESTER - Kids Crusade Bible Boot Camp, 6: 15-8:30 p.m ., through Thursday, at Mercy Mission. Puppets, crafts, snacks, music , prizes. Family night at 5 p.m. Saturday, with food, music, a slide, games . Information at 985-4443. · Saturday, Sept. 6 MIDDLEPORT - Bend Area Gospel benefit sing at the Hobson Christian Fellowship Church. 7 p.m. ~'fJUI Y""' . Farmers Bank & Savings Company for buying my Roush family and others to .s1ng. CHESHIRE - · Benefit gospel sing fur Fall Harvest Gospel Sing, 7 p.m ., Old Kyger Freewill Baptist Church. with Faith Valley Trio, Donnie Bogg s, Mercy, Brian & Family Connection , . Angel~ Gibson . Friday, Sept. 12 RACINE CannelSutton United Methodist Church revival , Sept. 12-14. 7 p.m. nightly. John Fmnk speaking; special singers, Gloryland Believers, Friday. White Oak Quartet, Saturday. 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. George Hall to entertain. Saturday, Sept. 6 . RACINE - The 41st Samuel Allen Eblin reunion will be held at 4 p.m . at the Racine Star Mill ·Park in Racine. Meat and table service will be provided. Take covered di sh. drinks and items for auction. Other events Saturday, Sept. 6 POMEROY ' -Free gospel and bluegrass con..:ert. 6:30 p.m. , Mulberry Community Center. ·Birthdays Friday, Sept. 5 POMEROY - Mildred Shuler will· celebrate her 95th birthday. Friday, Sept. 5. She is a pati ent at Rocksprings Rehabiitation Center. and cards may be sent to her there 36759 Rock>pring > Road, Pomeroy. There will be an open hoi use in her honor at Rnchprings, 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday with all friends and relative s invited . Red Cross Offers CPR . Training at AEP's Gavin Plant The Gallia County American Red Cross will conduct training on how to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on adults and children . The training will take place at the Gavin plant in Cheshire . on Saturday, September 13. · · The class begins at 9 a.m. and will !ast approximately· four hours. This training is free and open to all interested persons agf:\5 13 and above, but participants must preregister with the Gallia County Red Cross. Call 446-8555 to register, or for more information about the training. Class size is limited and will be filled on a first•call . first-served basis. The American Red Cross CPR program is designed to give people the confidence to respond in an emergency situation with skills that can save a life. This course provides participants with basic emergency techn.iques so that they can ·respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies in adults and children. · Call 446-8555 to register for the free CPR training class . . =OHIO 2008 Market Lamb ~ · .. . . ; W'Nw.mydailyseotine.l.com Gavin Plant/Cheshire, Ohio . ..r. . -Morgan Burt • Shade Valley 4-H . ~~J~·p~-,.~-~·~:_·~·-·---·~----~----------~~--------J ~~~~---------------------=~~~--~~ ·~----------------------------~------_J ' ~ �The Daily Sentinel PageA2 NATION • WORLD Bush announces $1B in aid for .Georgia Thursday, September 4, 2008 ~;:The Daily Sentinel ;.·: Handbell .soloist to present concerts ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER _19-square-mile ice sheet breaks loose in Canada •' AP photo Georgian refugees are·seen in their room in a desolate Soviet-era building that hosts some 1,700 Georgian ethnic refuges from Abkhazia, in Tbilisi, Georgia, Wednesday. The btiild· ing is not equipped with electricity or toilets, and every family has just orie mattress, one ··spoon, one cup and one plate. Abkhazia authorities drove the ethnic Georgians from the Kodori Gorge on the Georgia-Abkhazia border, following the recent Georgian war. A U.S. Navy ship loaded with humanitarian aid steamed through the Dardanelles on Its way to Georgia on Wednesday, as the Bush administration prepared to roll out a $1 billion eco· nomic aid package for the ex-Soviet republic. Meanwhile on Wednesday, ing arms on the U.S. war- for Georgia's embattled Russia closed its embassy ships that have docked in government and Bush's in Georgia, following Georgian ports with approach to Russia's invaGeorgia 's severing of humanitarian S!lpplies. ston. diplomatic ties with Rice said that $570 milOn trade, Bush said the Moscow. lion of the funds will be United States would negoAfter years of tensions, made available in the tiate a deal to provide the recent fighting began remaining months of the preferential access to Aug. 7 when Georgian Bush administration. That Georgian . exports. The . forces went into its break- leaves a sizable portion president " said his comaway province of South $430 million - up to the merce secretary would Ossetia in hopes of re- budgeting discretion of a dispatch a trade mission to . establishing control. future Congress and the Georgia in the coming· Russian forces repelled occunext White House weeks. the offensive and pushed ••• deep into Georgia proper.' pant. But Bush feels confident Associated Press writers · Bolh sides · signed the in that area, · as both the · Mallhew Lee and cease-fire in mid-August, and · Desmond Butler con- . but Russia has ignored its Democratic Republican presidential tributed to this story from requirement for all forces to retu'rn to prewar posi- candidates, Barack Obam.a Wa.<hington, and Misha and John McCain , have Dzhindihikhashvili from tions. expressed strong support Tbilisi, Georgia. Bush said the money will meet humanitarian needs, such as· helping to DO YOU WANT TO BUY A HOME SOMEDAY? resettle families that were displaced. The ' U.S . WILL YOU BE AN INFORMED HOMEBUYER? already has provided $30 ARE YOU AWARE OF YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS? million in humanitarian relief since the conflict began. The Meigs Fair Housing Office is offering a FREE The United States · has HOMEBUYER EDUCATION SEMINAR that will sent tw() military ships prepare you -to for the ins and outs of purchasing a bearing aid to Georgia, and the USS Mount horne. Whitney -the flagship of the Navy 's 6th Fleet steamed through the The Seminar will provide information on household Dardanelles early budgeting; credit issues, credit reports, financing Wednesday arid was options; identity theft; fair housing and lending expected to pass through the Bosporus later in the laws; ' housing inspections; and closing terms and day. The two Turkish-conprocedures. A certificate of completion will be trolled straits link the issued to participants for presentation in programs Mediterranean to the Black Sea. and financing agencies who require such education The new funds are also · · to qualify for home-loans. aimed -at helping impoverished Georgia, wedged bet>veen Russia and The Seminar consists of four nights of two hour Turkey on the Black Sea, sessions to be held on Monday,-Sept. 22; Thursday, to rebuild infrastructure and boo st an economy that Sept. 25; Monday, · October 6; and Thursday, has been growing but is October 9, 2008, from 6:00 p.m. to 8;00 p.m. The nowhere near grown. location is the Meigs Annex lower floor conference . Georgia wants to rebuild and moderni,ze its badly ropm at 117 East Memorial Drive (behind Holzer routed military. Though Clinic), Pomeroy, Ohio. U.S. officials emphasized that none of the current I package was for military Call Jean Trussell at 992-7908 to register. aid , there was no effort to rule 'that out for the future. Russia has accused the United · States of deliver- Keeping Meigs. County', informed • • ,. . _,. Jimmy Sundquist ~- - ·.. ·.: • ANNIE'S MAILBOX ··... __ .Doesn't sound very committed ·. ' ·, ;._ ,, " · r to practice POMEROY - Aga in thi s year Meigs High School band direc tor, Toney Dinge >s. is organi zing an alumni band to perform during the "R eunion on the River" eve nt. Sept. 12 and 13 . Hundreds of MHS alum ni are e xpected to return to Pomeroy to tak e part in the various activitie s which have · been planned fo r the weekend includ ing those of the Sternwheel Riverfest which is underway the same weekend. Dingess said that ' the alumni band will be performing half-time at the Meigs Marauder game 01i Friday night and then will march in the I p.m. Riverfest parade on Saturday. He ha' set a practice for Munda y. 6 to 8 p.m. in the MHS bandroom. Dingess, ho we ver. emphasized that allendance at the practice is not required in order to perform at homecom ing. He said those who cannot att end the practice can email him at ton ey .din ge s s@ me ig slo cal.org and he will mail the mu sic. Selection s to be played hy th e alumni band "Long Train include Running ... "Carry on my Wayward Son ," "Build Me Up Buttercup. " "Rock and Roll. Pan 2 (Hey Song )," the Fight Song and the Alma Mater. Daughters qfAmerica meet CHESTER - Plans for a luncheon reception for LOGAN <AP) - Two Coope~ who were new state officers to be men have been indicted in · engaged. Authorities say held Sept. 14. was planned the killings of a young their heads and limbs were when Chester Council Daughte1:s of couple whose mutilated buried in shallow grave s 323 . remain s were found in in a cornfield near Logan America. met recently at southea st Ohio more than and their torso s were the Academy, a quarter century ago. found ii1 the Hocking · Members were also reminded that on Sept. 16 Hocking County author- River. ities say a grand jury on McKnight is already in that inspection will be Tuesday returned aggra- the state prison system on held and that they should vated murder charges unrelated convictions. wear white. There was a against 50-year-old Linscott was arre sted balloting on new memChester McKnight and 47- Tuesday and is jailed in bers, the ways and means committee had an auction . year-old Kenneth Nelsonville. Linscott. . The Hocking County and Laura · Mae Ni.ce They ' re accused in the Clerk of Courts office has presided at the meeting . It 1982 deaths of teenagers no attor11ey listed for was reported that Opal Eichinger is in the hospi Todd ·schultz and Annette either. Public meetings I .I .. Clubs and organizations· ·~· ..' . . .wedding;. • ·~ •• •• ..... ' • . , tal. Julie Fleming has a dislocated shoulder, and Greta Davis is having medical tc·st s done. The meeting opened in ritu<ili stic form with the pledge . scripture, the Lord's prayer ' in unison, and singing of the National Anthem . At a re cent' meeting of the Past Councilors club others reported ill were Charlotte . Grant. knee injury, Kathryn Baum at . Overbrook . Thelma White , ankle injury, Opal Hollon , recuperating from fall. and Deloris Wolfe, leg blood clot. Cominunity Calendar , ~ ' Ohio men indicted in grisly '82 killings time researching the item s we specifically wanted. .. . Now we. are left to either use gifts that don't match ..., ' Dear Annie: I am JO -···years old and have been in the theme of the nursery or "'··an off-and-on relationship take them back and exchange them for what we c • for the past seven years. My : · boyfriend is in the Army wanted in the first place. Has registering for gitis and scheduled to go to Iraq become outdated? What is soon . · . We· ve talked about mar- the point ot:registering if no ·•· riage and kids, and we both one uses the list? ···. want that someday. The Registered Out Dear Registered: You ·.·-problem is that we have dif·. .- ferenl timelines. He'd like have mistaken a registry for . :. ·.to wait until he's out i>f the . a shopping list. The registry Army and doesn ' t want kid~ is to give your guests sugfor another five or 10 years. gestions, not orders. Those -J...·feel I've given him the who select from the registry besr years of my life , and if know you want those items .things don't w.ork out (and the store should keep , between us and I have lo track so yoti don't get dupli'start over, I'd rather do it cates). However, guests Thursday, Sept. 4 may · prefer to purchase . SYRACUSE - Syracus~ 1 now than later. f . I love this man dearly. as something else, either Village Council, regular :. he does me, but maybe he's because. your registry items meeting, 7 p.m., village holding on to me only until are not within 'their budget hall. · . ,something better comes or because they want to get Monday, Sept. 8 alon s . If he really wanted you something more perPOMEROY The 1 . • marnage, we 'd be hitched sonal. All gifts should be Meigs County Agricultural ~ already. If he still isn ' t sure graciously a'knowledged. Society will be held at 7:30 Dear Annie! The letter p.m . in the Coonhunters ~ ;ilkr seven years , when will "Too Mucl1 Building on the 'Rock from ;...It happen ?. •: - Should I suggest we date . Information," the busy Springs Fairgrounds. The : :other people to be sure we high- school student who meeJing was · postponed a : ;are - really meant to be 'described his car rides with week ·due to the Labor Day . : _together'l Or should I wait "Uncle Joe," made my hair holiday. It is open · to the ~ and hope he will carne stand at attention. public, Good c 1d Uncle Joe is not :· ..around 0 - Confused in Tuesday, Sept. 9 just talking about his gid:: ,Colorado POMEROY - 'salisbury f Dear Col'orado: You say · friends and his affairs. He is Township Trustees. 6:30 .: you love each other. but this exhibiting predatory behav- p.m. at the home of :· doesn' t sound like a very ior. While your response Manning Roush. . ,..committed relationship. He· was helpful, you should add Olive REEDSVILLE . •. seems indit'ferent and you that the teen should tell his Township Trustees. 6:30 mother about the topic of p.m. , township garage . :: are too willing to 'give up. ~ Still. · breaking up with conversation and refuse all SHADE Bedford t ;your boyfriend while he is future rides with Uncle Joe. Township Trustees, 7 p.m., < m. lraq could have serious Joe is looking for trouble, town hall . :: -repercussions, and he may 'and with a young, innocent : be very different when he is nephew who thinks. his 'I out of the service. You need uncle is just "telling him stuff," both of them are 1 to have a frank and hone st ~ conversation with him so he going to· find it. -Patti in • understands how important Pittsburgh Thursday, Sept. 4 llear Patti: Several read- . HARRISONVILLE •· these issues are to you, and t see il you can reach an ers thought Uncle Joe was · The Orand Master of the . grooming his nephew Ohio Grand Lodge, Ron t. understanding . : • •• Dear Annie: My wife and (many thought it was a Winnett, will be the guest I married a year ago. We niece) 'in order to· sexually speaker at a 6:30 p.m. dinabuse him, and they could ner/m~eting ;~'re g i stered for gifts, yet only at the be right. Even if Uncle Joe · Harrisonville Lodge hall ~ - a third .of the wedding preis only bragging, it is highly . during "friendship night," ~ - sents came from the registry ; and quite a few of those inappropriate behavior. entertainment provided by • were duplicates. Now we · An11ie 's Mailbox is writ· Howie Damiron. ~ · are awaiting the birth of our ten by Kathy Mitchell and TUPPERS PLAINS l ... first child. My wife's sister Marcy Sugar, longtime edi· VFW Post 9053 Auxiliary 7 ! : was graciou s enough to tors of the Ann Landers p..m. at the hall. CHESTER ·- Chester~ , throw her a baby shower. column. Please e-mail your uestiom to anniesmail- Shade Histori~al ·~- We spent hours registering Z IJX@comcast.net, or write Association, 7 p.m. Plans to : · for items we thought we •.: would need . We got plenty to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. be made for fall genealogy : .,·of gifts at the ~hower, ,but Box ll8i90, Chicago, IL fair on Oct. II. Volunteers : · very few came off our reg- 6,06/l. To find out more · needed. Friday, Sept. 5 · · about Annie's Mailbox, : istry. SALEM CENTER ; ·. We are grateful for what and read features by other Meigs County Pomona ~: we were given, but it does Creators Syndicate writers :;- annoy me that, for l'oth of and cartoonists, visit' the Grange, 7:30 p.m.. Star : . these occasions, my wife Creators Syndicate Web Grange Hall , three miles a t www.cteators.com. north of Salem Center on ~· and I spent a great deal of page _ BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR _.. · •,,•... ~------------------~--~ •:•. . Submit • POMEROY - Jimmy in handbell choirs at the Sundqui st. a handbell First Presbyterian Church . soloi st, will present two of Parkersburg , W. Va .. concerts at Trinity Church, Way side Methodi >t Se cond and Lynn St s., Church of Vienn·a, W Va .: Pomeroy. Sunday. and Pioneer Presbyterian Th e first concert will be held at the 10:25 a.m . wor- Church of Belpre. In his presentation the ship servi ce, the >econd at 2 p.m . The Riverbend Art s youth uses all the bells. He Council is sponsoring the be gan ringin g solo bell pieces four years ago after concerts . Sundquist. son of Jim being inspired by Lois "Sunny " Sunqui st. Coffey of Charleston , Middleport postmaster. is W.Va .. and world-famou s pursuing a degree in music handbell soloist Christine education at the Anderson of California. University of Cincinnati Since that time he has perCollege Con servatory of .formed solo concert s at Music. He graduated from schools and churches in Warren High School in the Marietta/Parkersburg 2007 where he participated in the handbell choir area . His concerts at Trinity for four years. ;md assisted the in structor, Mary will include a selection of Margaret Nuzum with the sacred, patriotic and seasonal songs. He will be underclassmen choirs . During his high school accompanied on the piano years he was also an active by his father. A free will offering will member of the Mid-Ohio Valley Ringers and played be accepted .. Alumni band .. . ~--------~----------------------------------------~--------~------ .• . The Daily Sentinel Page A3 -~ · --------------~~~~~~~~~----T~hu~rs=da~y,S~ep~tem~b~er~4,~2oo~8 BY JENNIFER LOVEN . WASHINGTON Bush on Pre sicte'nt Wcdn~ s da y said the U.S . will send an ex tra S I bil lion to Georgia ·to help the pro-We stern former Soviet republic in th e wake of Ru ss ia 's invasion . '·Georgia has a stron g economic foimdation and leaders with an impressive record of reform ,'' Bush said in a statement. "Our additional economic assistance will help the people · of Georgia re,over from th'e assault on their country. and continue to build a prosperous and competitive ewnumy. " . Vice President Dick Cheney, due in Georgia on Thursday, planned to make the mas sive aid package a major highlight of his discussions with President Georgian Mikhail Saakashvili. Cheney. iri Aze·rbaijan on Wednesday, is on a rour of three former Soviet AP photo/Sam Soja, The Canadian Press republics that are wary of In this July 29 file photo 'large pieces of ice are seen drift· Russia 's . intentions in ing off after separating from the Wa(d Hunt Ice Shelf. A what Moscow likes to call chunk of ice shelf nearly the size of Manhattan has broken its "near abroad" and what away from Ellesmere Island in Canada's northern Arctic, Cheney termed "the shadanother dramatic indication of how warmer temperatures ow of the Russian invaare changing the polar frontier. scientists said Wednesday. _ sion of Georgia." · "The free world cannot allow the de stiny of a small independent country to be determined by the aggression· of a larger neighbor." Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice BY CHARMAINE NORONHA shelves that together cover told reporters at the State . ASSOC IAT ED PRESS WRITER little m·ore than 299 square Department in a simultamiles: neous announcement with TORONTO - A' chimk Martin Jeffries of the U.S. Bush. of ice shelf nearly the size National Science She mocked Russia for of Manhattan has broken Foundation and University its recognition of the two away from Ell esmere Island of Alaska Fairbanks said in separatist regions in in Canada's northern Arctic, a statement Tuesday that the Georgia that are at the another dramatic in<(ication summer's ice shelf loss is heart of the conflict that of how warmef tempera- equivalent to over three broke out last month, and tures are changing the polar times the area of Manhattan, for its failure to garner frontier. scientists said totaling 82 square miles international backing . . Wednesday. "Almost no one fol losses that have reduced Derek Mueller. an Arctic Arctic Ocean ice cover to its lowed suit, I might note. It ice shelf speciali st at Trent second-biggest retreat since isn't really an impressive University in Ontario, told . satellite measurements list to have Abkhazia and The Associated Press that began 30 years ago. South Ossetia recognize 4,500-year-o!d the each other," she said. "These changes are irreMarkham Ice Shelf separatAlso in · tandem with ed in early August and the versible under •he present Bush, the International 19,square-mile shelf is now clfmate and indicate that the Monetary Fund announced environmental conditions adrift in the Arctic Ocean. it has agreed to lend "The Markham Ice Shelf that have kept these ice Georgia $750 million for was a big surprise because it shelves in balance for thou- economic recovery. suddenly disappeared. We sands of years are no longer The administration is went under cloud for a bit present," said Mueller. delaying an announcement Duri'ng the last century. on some sort of punishduring our research and when ice shelves would ment of Russia for it.> when the weather cleared up, all of a sudden there was break off, thick sea ice actions against Georgia no more ice shelf. It was a would eventually reform in and its refusal thus far to · shocking event that \mder- their place. comply with a French~bro­ "But today, w;;~rmer t~m­ kered scorflli the rapidity of cea se-fire . changes taking place in the peratures and a changing However, the decision to climate means there's no shower tiny Georgia with Arctic," said Mueller. Mueller also said that two hope for · regrowth. A scary such substantial aid and large sections of 1ce S(;enario,'.' said Mueller. have Cheney talk about it The loss of these ice in Moscow ' s backyard detached from the Serson Ice Shelf, shrinking that ice shelves means that rare will likely be seen by the feature by 47 square miles ecosystems that depend on Kremlin · as highly - or 60 percent ~ and.that them are on the brink of provocative, if not a punithe Ward Hunt Ice Shelf has extinction, said Warwick tive measure in and of also continued to break up. Vincent, director of Laval itself. losing an additional eight University's Centre for The dollar total pales in square miles. Northern Studies and a comparison to the $2 bil Mueller reported last researcher . in the program lion a year the U.S. gives month that seven square Arctic Net. Israel, its largest aid recipmiles of the I 70-square"The Markham Ice Shelf ient. But the sizable mile and 130-feet-thick had half the b'')mass for the amount still shows the Ward Hunt shelf had broken entire Canadian Arctic Ice .strategic importance the off. Shelf ecosystem as ·a habitat U.S. places on both supThis comes on the heels for cold, tolerant microbial porting Saakashvili ' s of unusual cracks in a north- life; algae that sit on top of Western -leaning govern~rn Greenland glacier, rapid the ice shelf and photosyn- ment and pushing back melting of · a soltthern thesis like plants \\!Ould. against a newly resurgent Greenland g l~c ier, and a Now that it' s disappeared, and energy-rich Moscow. near record loss for Arctic we're looking at ecosystems · Cheney made a point in sea ice thi s summer. And on the verge of extinction,' Azerbaijan of saying that .earlier thi s year a 160- said Mueller. Washington has "a deep square mile chunk of an and abiding interest" in Along . with dedmating Antarctic i'c shelf disinte- ecosystems, drifting ice the region's stability. grated . . That said, the U.S. has shelves and warmer temper"Reduced sea ice condi- atures that will cause.further found during thi s conflict tion s and unusually high air that it has little leverage ·temperature s have facilitat- melting ice pose a hazard to with Russia. Moscow has ed the ice she If losses this populated shipping routes in drawn condemnations summer. said Luke · the A(ctic region - a phe- from the United Stales and Copland. director of the nomenon that Canada's Europe, but little else. Laboratory .for Cryospheric Prime Minister Stephen Research at the University Harper seems to welcome. ·Harper announced la~t of Onawa. "And exten sive week that he' plans to new (;racks across remaining parts of the largest expand exploration of the remaining · ice Shelf. the region's known oil and minWard Hunt, mean that it w.ill eral deposits, a possibility continue to disintegrate in that has become more evident as a result of melting the coming years.' ' Formed by accumulating sea ice. It is the burning of snow and freezing meltwa- oil and other fossil fuels that ter, ice shelves are large scientists say is the chief ' platform> of thi ck, ancient cause of manmade wanning sea ice that float on the and melting ice. Harper also said Canada ocean\ ; urface but are conwould toughen reporting nected to land. Ellesmere Island was requirements for ships once entirely ringed by a ~nte ring its waters in the Far sin ~ le enormous ice shelf North , where some of ihose Subscribe tOday that broke up in the eatly territorial claims are disput992-2155 ' 1900s. All that is left today ed by the United States and are the fo.ur much ' muller other countries. " BY THE BEND ' .annive~ry . ·announcements onHne at County Road I. Contest items will be judged. POMEROY Alzheimers/memory loss Caregiver Support Group, I: 15 p.m. Meigs Senior Kathy Center. Call McDaniel, coordinator, for more information. Saturday, Sept. 6 SYRACUSE - Ladies of the Meigs i:':ounty Republit·an Party, 9:30a.m., Syracuse Community Center. New members welcome. Call 696-1042 or 985-3537. SALEM CENTER Star Grange #778 and Star Junior Grange #878 meet at 6:30 p.m. for po.tluck supper, followed by meeting at 7:30. Plans for chicken barebec11e on Oct. 5 will be made. Monday, Sept. 8 POMEROY -Meigs County Republican Executiv~ Committee, 7:30 p.m., Comthouse . . POMEROY -Meigs County Cancer Initiative . regular meeting, noon , conference room, Meigs County Health Department. Wednesday, Sept. LO POMEROY -Meigs High School Alumni Flag Football Game practice, 6 p.m., Meigs High School Football Field, Pomeroy. · • Church events • Thursday, Sept. 4 CHESTER - Kids Crusade Bible Boot Camp, 6: 15-8:30 p.m ., through Thursday, at Mercy Mission. Puppets, crafts, snacks, music , prizes. Family night at 5 p.m. Saturday, with food, music, a slide, games . Information at 985-4443. · Saturday, Sept. 6 MIDDLEPORT - Bend Area Gospel benefit sing at the Hobson Christian Fellowship Church. 7 p.m. ~'fJUI Y""' . Farmers Bank & Savings Company for buying my Roush family and others to .s1ng. CHESHIRE - · Benefit gospel sing fur Fall Harvest Gospel Sing, 7 p.m ., Old Kyger Freewill Baptist Church. with Faith Valley Trio, Donnie Bogg s, Mercy, Brian & Family Connection , . Angel~ Gibson . Friday, Sept. 12 RACINE CannelSutton United Methodist Church revival , Sept. 12-14. 7 p.m. nightly. John Fmnk speaking; special singers, Gloryland Believers, Friday. White Oak Quartet, Saturday. 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. George Hall to entertain. Saturday, Sept. 6 . RACINE - The 41st Samuel Allen Eblin reunion will be held at 4 p.m . at the Racine Star Mill ·Park in Racine. Meat and table service will be provided. Take covered di sh. drinks and items for auction. Other events Saturday, Sept. 6 POMEROY ' -Free gospel and bluegrass con..:ert. 6:30 p.m. , Mulberry Community Center. ·Birthdays Friday, Sept. 5 POMEROY - Mildred Shuler will· celebrate her 95th birthday. Friday, Sept. 5. She is a pati ent at Rocksprings Rehabiitation Center. and cards may be sent to her there 36759 Rock>pring > Road, Pomeroy. There will be an open hoi use in her honor at Rnchprings, 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday with all friends and relative s invited . Red Cross Offers CPR . Training at AEP's Gavin Plant The Gallia County American Red Cross will conduct training on how to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on adults and children . The training will take place at the Gavin plant in Cheshire . on Saturday, September 13. · · The class begins at 9 a.m. and will !ast approximately· four hours. This training is free and open to all interested persons agf:\5 13 and above, but participants must preregister with the Gallia County Red Cross. Call 446-8555 to register, or for more information about the training. Class size is limited and will be filled on a first•call . first-served basis. The American Red Cross CPR program is designed to give people the confidence to respond in an emergency situation with skills that can save a life. This course provides participants with basic emergency techn.iques so that they can ·respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies in adults and children. · Call 446-8555 to register for the free CPR training class . . =OHIO 2008 Market Lamb ~ · .. . . ; W'Nw.mydailyseotine.l.com Gavin Plant/Cheshire, Ohio . ..r. . -Morgan Burt • Shade Valley 4-H . ~~J~·p~-,.~-~·~:_·~·-·---·~----~----------~~--------J ~~~~---------------------=~~~--~~ ·~----------------------------~------_J ' ~ �The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel .111 Court Stre.e t • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 www.mydailysentlnel .com ' Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich 'General Manager-News Editor shall make IW law respecti11g a11 establisl111reut of religio11, or prohibiting tile . free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of · 1rt OJ.r t1re peo• spree II, or •!!,r t1repress; or t1re .rrg pie peaceall/y to assemble, and to petitio11 tire Gor,errrmeut .fi1r a redress of.rtrieriallces. COIIJ!YCS.< -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today .is Thursua y. Sept. -l. the 24Hth day of 2008. There arc II ~ days left in the year. . Today\ Hi ghlighl in Hi'storv : On Sept. -+. 178 I. Los Ange les was founded hy Spanish settlers. On thi s datc 1 In 1888. Gcorue Eastman received a patent for his rollfilm hox camerit;md reg istcrcu hi s trademark : " Kodak." In I 8'1~ . English author Beatrix Potter first told the story llf Pet er Rabbit in the form of a "picture lett er" to Noel Moore. th·c son of Potter's l(n·mer governess, In I'lOll . Americ·;111 author Richard Wri gh t-was born near Natchc7.. Miss. In llJSI. Pres ident Truman mldrcssed the nation from the Japanese peace treat y conference in San f'rancisco in the first li ve. coa>t-to-coast televi sion broadcast. In llJ57 . Arkansas Gov. Orval Faubu s used Arkansas National Guardsmen to prevent nine black students from enteri ng all -wh it e Central High School in Little Rock., In 1'157. Fnrd Mntor Co. hegan selling it s ill-fated Edsel. · In 1967. IJetn>it TV station WKBD aired an interview With Michi gan Gov. George Romney in which the Republican presidential hopeful attributed hi s previou s supp<irt for the 'war in Vietnam to a "brainwashing" he'd received Irom U.S. officials during a 1905 visit - a comment that apparently damaged hi s White Hou se bid. In 1971. an Alaska Airlines jet crashed near Juneau. killing' all Ill people on bomd. · Ten years ago: During a visit to Ireland, President Clinton said the words "''m sorry" for the first time about his affair with Moniu1 Lewinsky. describing his behavior as indefen" sibk. Five years ago: Miguel Estrada. whose nomination became a fla sh· point for Oemocr;Jtic opposition to President Bush's judicial choices. withdrew from consideration for ,an appeals court seat after Republicans failed in seven attempts to break a Senate filibu ster. Verizon Communications and two umons. the Communications Workers of America a·nd the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. reached a tentative. five- year contract after four months of talks. One year ago: Toy maker MatteJ Int . recalled goo.ooo lead-tainted, Chinese'-lnade toys worldwide, a third major recall in JUSt over, a month. Today's Birthuays: . ABC Radio commentator Paul Harvey is 90. Actress Mit7.i Gaynor is 77 . Singer Merald "Bubha" Kni ght (Gladys Knight & Tl1e Pips) is 66. Actress ·Jennifer Salt is 64. World Golf Hall uf Farner Tom Watson is 5ll. Rhythm-and-blues musician Ronaid LaPread is 58. Actress Judith lvey is 57. Rock musician Martin Chambers (The Pr'e tenders) is 57. Actress Khandi Alexander is 5 1. Actor-comedian Damon .Wayans is 48. Rock musician Kim :Thayil is 48. Actor Noah Taylor is 39. Actress lone Skye is .37. Rhythm-and-blues singer Richard Wingo (Jagged . , Edge) is 33. Actor Wes Bentley is 30. • Thou~ht fur Today : "Men can starve from a lack of self:reali 7.mion as much as they can from a lack of bread." - · ':Richard Wright. Ameri can author ( 1908-1960). OPINION Thursday, Septemb.e r 4, 2008 PageA4 Obituaries Thursday, September 4, 2008 Palin casts herself as Washington outsider BY TOM RAUM ' AND LIZ SIDOTI ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS ST. PAUL .. Minn . Sarah Palin delivered. An embauled vite presiderllial candidate. a novice t>n the national stage, the ilcad of a family sufferin g its "ups and downs, " the first -term Alaska governor rl)cked the GOP convenli<1n with a star-turning performance. Wiefding a stilello and a smi le. Palin belillled Democrat Banrck dbama .J·rn~ prM ·a isCed hern ew bosh·s. o.in c am. JO 1ling t e crowd of GOP partisans. "Do n't yo u think we made the right choi<.:e for the next vice president of th e , United States! '' McCain sa id . hinting the contn>Versy surrounding hi s pick . '' And what a beaut ifu I fam i Iy." .Indeed. th e fa mil y was o n display for the TV cameras five children, rn clu din g · a 17-ycar-o ld uninarried daug hter who is . preg nant. Their mother lacked the soaring oratory skill s of Obama - a man she attacked as a. tax -rai smg. terrorist-coddling. self-inuulgent liberal. But the- former TV sportscaster spoke in calm, TV-fri endly tones reminiscent of Ro1.1Uid Reagan. Like the form er GOP pre sident. Palin warmed the crowd with quips and jokes. " What 's the difference bet ween a hocke:)l mom and a pit bull ," she said, pau sing for a beat and a smirk. " Lipsti ck." She left the crowd sm il rng . "For too' many times, we've. brought knives to gun fights .'' said Chuck Gast , a del egate from Maryland. When asked . if Palin brought a gun to the fight , Gast said : "Yes . . I think she brings a bi g gu n, like a moose gu n." It wa s the crownin g moment of a roller-coaster week in which the first woman ·ever on a Republi can preside ntial ticket has faced questions about how c lose ly the McCa·in campaign snutini zed her. She also has heard a wide range of inqurrr cs about family i>sues. her ·policy posit ion s and .h er re cord of public servi ce. "Our fam il y... she said . " has. the sa me ups and downs as any other." . One speech doe s not a campaign make . Kept at arm 's le ngth from the media in the days leading up to the address, .Palin now heads out 011 the campaign· trail , where events are less rehearsed , crowds less frien(lly and the environment les s contro·lled. Even as she spoke, air- Paris Rufford Hess, 52, of Portland, passed away on the evening of Sept. I, 2008 at home. He was bom Nov. 5, 1955, to the late James Albert and Flora Rice Hess. Sr. in Switzer. W.Va. Mr. Hess worked for Talbott Drilling as well as numerou s other establ ishments, but spent most of his • . life as a mechani c. He is . survived by hi s . ... wife, Rhonda Hess: a son, Michael DePue; daughters " and sons-in-law: Marlene Capehart, Beverly and Troy L....Jilll:.....:!~ Ward, Chasity and Charles Paris Hess Parry and Alice He'ss; brothers and sisters: Paul and Dorothy Hess, Nancy Adkins, Patsy and Tom Lucas, Ernest and Becky Hess, Rev. Margaret Robin son, and Brenda He ss; brothers-in-law: Tim and Kay Kern . and Ron·and Carol Roberts; sisters-in-law: Amanda Sue Hess and Rebecca Hess. · Mr. Hess was a proud Grandfather of I0. Several nieces and riephews and a host of friends also survive. Besides his parents. he was preceded in death by hi s . , brothers: Charles Hess, James Hess, Jr., George HeiS and ·John Hess-. · · · It was Mr. 'Hess' wish to be cremated. A private family service was conducted. A memorial service will be held at a later date . is available at Online registry www.andersonmcdaniel .com . Alice c~ Chapman Ohio mom spared death penalty for rriicrowaving baby Local Briefs Local Weather Deaths ,,',_ Kent Yonker · -3; 2008, at his home. With presidential elecmilitary budget. estimated sures that helped prevent tions increasingly resemat $4.5 . billilln, is roughly nuclear war and over time equal to mighty Finland's . allowed the kind of opening bling what are inaccurately styled "reality TV " proDuring the '90s, it fought that brought down the grams, it shouldn't surprise Saddam Hussein's army to a . Berlin Wall." bloody standoff. .Iran us io find U.S. foreign poliLet's ignore the flagrant Gene cy treated as an scarcely has an air force. Its dishonesty of the McCain Lyons action/adventure film sce.navy can' t project force out- ad. Read it aloud. What side the Persian Gulf, where does it sound like? nari o. We' re not choosing a president so much as castU.S. aircrafi carrier groups It 's basically a promo for patrol constantly. The rn g a cinematic "com111an"Air Force One: Part II," der in chief," whose capaci- Reaganescjue. "Get off my Iranians haven't attacked kebab-ea.ting ty fur violent action in an plane." anybody since the 18th cen- featuring instead of A cow. perhaps, but not tury. There's no sign they ' re Persians international crisis is LETTERS TO THE Kazakhs. Never mind that. . deemed his main qualifica, one overheated Netflix planning to. EDITOR Here's how the voiceover Iranians hate and fear al reviewer, who reported tion . as much as audition watching the movie several narrator of the latest Qaeda Rep ubli cans : L<'lter., to th e editor are 11·elcome. Ther should be less Americans ti.111es, awarding it four McCain TV ad frames it : do. That 's too ~nthusiastically for the rol e, :rJwn 300 1\'0IYI:,. All leiters are S/lbject to. editing, must IJe " Iran. Radical Islamic complicated for audiences . , signed. and in cl11de address and telephone lnli!tbn: No but Democrats answer cast- stars: "Who wouldn't likea president like Harri son governmem. 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(And President Bush in fighter"Obama says Iran is a we're scared of our own Third World villages is seen as a di sq ualifying weak- pilot · regalia for sale soon 'tiny' country, 'doesn't pose shadow.) · he announced · a serious threat .' Terrl)rism, ness. The nation 's crack after (USPS 213-960) Poor little nuclear-armed Reader Services corps of op-ed com mandos "Mi ssion Accomplished" in destroying Israel , those Ohio Valley Publishing Israel, perennially agitated : and· talk-show bombardiers, Iraq. Today, it's Sen. John aren't 'serious threats'? Co. Correction Polley "Obama - dangerously by its own Chicken Little man y of whom last ·experi- McCain who most obviou sPublished every allernoon. Monday Our main concern in all stories is to - be accurate . If you know of an error through Friday, 111 Court Street, enced violence in th ird ly seeks the role, with . hi s unprepared to be president." faction, plays the damsel in Pomeroy . Ohio. Secon{j-class Courtesy of Steve distress.' Is it possible that a grade, se ll popcorn and lead cocky, wisecracking fi ghterin a story. call the newsroom at {740) postage paid at Ppmeroy. Washington nation like Iran, constantly cheers . It makes them feel jock persona and penchant Benen 's 992 ·2 156 Member: The" Associated Press and Monthly blog, here's what threatened liy U.S . and for blustering tough talk . importa nt . the Ohio Newspaper Association. Yeah . McCain was joking Obama actually said: Israeli ·bombing attacks, Postmaster: Send address correc· Artistically. the prototype Our main number Is lions to The Daily Sentinel, 11 1 Co urt when he sang "Bomb, bomb "Strong countries and mighl seek .a deterrent? may ha ve been "Air Force (740) 992-2156. Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 . Iran." But in the most .seri• strong Pre sidents talk to One," an enjoyably preposPerish the thought. Perish Department extenstons .are : sense, he wasn't. their adversaries . That's ous 1997. picture featurterous thinking. The given of the Subscription Rates 'ay carrier or motor route ing Harriso n Ford as 'an · There's no doubt McCain what Kerinedy did with ac tion/adventure genre is News One month '10.27 action-hero president who actually thinks hitting Khru shchev. That's what that evil has no point of 1115.84 Editor: Charlene Hoeflich, Ext 12 One year did · with foils a mid-air hijacking by Tehran would accomplish Reagan Dally 50' view. It exists a~ a purely Reporter; Brian Reed, EKt. 14 something apart from Gorbachev. That's what Kazakh terrorists. It's a role Senior Citizen rates one-dimensional phenomeReporter: Beth Sergent , Ext. 13 thousands of Nixon did with Mao. I One month '10.27 the younger Ronald Reagan killing non. Only melodramatic , One year ' 103.90 would liave loved . The film Persians and convi ncing mean, think about it:' Iran. purifying violence carr vanSutiscrilers should remi1 in ad\lance · Advertising also features Glenn Close as much of the world that the Cuba. Venezuela _ these qui sh it. d1red to the Daity Se11tinel. No sub· "' Outside Sales : Dave Harris. Ext. 15 sc rip1ion by mail permitted in areas the shaken but loyal vice- United States has become a are countries tiny compared . Outside Sales : Brenda Oav1s. Ext16 where home carrier service is availUntil the next cartoon vilpresident and Gary Oldman dangerous, irrational bully. with the Soviet Union. They Claaa.ICirc.: tucly Clark. E•l. 1o able. lain comes along. D.oes Iran have an anti- don ' t pose a serious threat as the sneeri ng, egomaniaDemocratdemocratic, authoritarran to us the way the Soviet . (Arkansas cal terrorist ringleader Mall Subscription General Manager Inside Meigs County one-dimensional evil per- government? It · does. You Union posed a threat to us. Gazette columr1ist Gene Charlene Hoeflich, Ext. 12 13 Weeks '32 .26 definitel y wouldn 't want to And yet we were willing to Lyons . . is a National sonified. 26 Weeks ' '64 ,20 , To qu·ote Huckleberry Iive there. But is Iran a talk to the Soviet Union at a Magazine Award winner 52Weeks ' 127.11 E-mail: time \vhen they were say- and co-author of "Tire Finn , ''it wmrld make a cow threat to you and me? news @mydailysentinel.com In rational terms, it's hard Outside Meigs County laugh" to watch Ford flin g. . ing, 'We 're , going to wi]Je Hunting of the Presidellf" 13 Weeks .' 53.55 to ~e~ how. ~esrde s be~ng you off the planet. ' And ultr- (St. Martin's Press, 2000). ing the last highjacke( out Web: • 26 Weeks ' 107.10 located on the opposrte srde inately that direct engage- You can e-mail Lyorrs al the plane's cargo bay into www.mydallysentinel.com ·52 Weeks '2 14.21 I th e ocean with a of the planet. Iran's total_ ment l~d 10 a series of mea- eugerlelyons2@yahoo.com.) ' COLUMBUS - Gov. Ted Strickland released a plan Wedne sday that ties Ohio's eco no mic growth over the next decade to tile development' of nine ke y industri es, including renewable e nergy and aerospace. The strategic economic plan presented to hundreds of business leaders. seeks to develop Ohio 's work force and promote deve lopment in urban · communiti es. The plan is thick on · ideas and numerical goa ls for economic growth, but thinner on specific s on how to reach those goa ls. The plan is also about creating an upbeat image to counteract · ne ga ti ve national perception s of Ohio's economy. Strickland did noi mention unemplo yment or the loss of. manufacturing jobs - two chapters of Ohio's economic story that ge t frequent coverage. Ohio's unemployment · rate BY JAMES HANNAH ASSOCI ATED PRESS WRITER Thursday... Suony. High' in the lower 90s. Southeast winds 5 to I0 mph . RUTLAND - The Rutland Church of the Nazarene will , .~ Thursday night...Mostly have a pig roast from 4 to 7:30 p.rri. Sept. 20, at Vennari clear in the evening .. .Then Park in Rutland. The community is invited. becoming partly cloudy. Lows in the mid 60s. South winds 5 to I0 mph . · Friday... Mostly 'sunny, Highs in the upper 80s. South winds 5 to 10 mph . . POMEROY - The congregation of the Enterprise Friday night...Mostly United Methodist Church will be attending church services cloudy with a slight chance at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church beginning this Sunday, Sept. 7. Pig roast planned Church congregation changing location , I - ·r Flag football practice POMEROY ~ Those signed up for the Meigs High School Alumni Flag Football Game will have practice at 6 p.m., Wednesday Sept. I 0 at the Meigs High School Football Field in Pomeroy. Meigs Alumni Band to meet ; The Daily Sentinel · ROCKSPRINGS -· The Meigs Alumni Band will meet . f£om 6-8 p.m. on Monday at the high school bandroom in .preparation for their homecoming performance on Friday. :sept. 12. Attendance is not mandatory to perform . The band will also rehearse prior to the homecoming game at 5:30p.m., Sept. 12 at the football stadium in Pomeroy. All former alumni band members are invited to attend. Clinic from Page Al '. < •' reached 7.2 percent in logistics , in s(ruments and ro undin g states. to 125 Jul y. the highest level in electronics. motor vehicle percent o f that average by more than 15 years. manufacturin g and poly- 2020. Instead. he emphasized mers. To nurture the work The ~oals will be unat bright spots in the econo- ers needed for those indu s- tainable without fir st · my that' will be used to sell tries. the state wi ll focu s changi ng the perception of Ohio ro businesses: a low on work force develop- Ohio. said Lt. Gov. Lee cost of livi n ~. a state ment. Fi,lier. who also se rve s as wlw -,e cx rort~ have' grown One program. calleu director of th e state ever) year for the past I 0 Ohio Mean s Home , will Departmen t of years, and the fact that in a reach out to former resi- Development. few years it wi II be one of dent s and student s who · The state· s marketing only two states that don't went to college in the effort s wi ll be built on the ha ve ·a gene ra l tax on cor- state, and trv to attract foundation of an existinr them back . · porate profits . cam paign that brands " In the past (the econoThe new economic plan Ohio as the "state of permy ) always provided for is meam to work together where it s people, and it always with the state's recently fect balanc e, " workers can enjoy a prowi ll - if we build on our an nounced higher edu.ca-. strength s, if we cultivat e tion plan. which seeks to du ctive L"areer and a hi gh the talent s of our people. grea tl y in crease enroll - quality of life . "Markei ing is not fluff, and · if we invest in our- ment at Ohi o public col'e lves, and if we ta ke .thi s leges. An economic stimu- it 's ind ispe nsab le to ecodevelopment ," oppo rtunit y not to look lus plan pa ssed by the nomic Fisher said . back but to look forward ,., Legislature and signed by The Legislature is curStrickland told bu sine ss Strickland· thi s year put s rently exploring how to leaders ga thered at· an $250 million toward the make the state more auditorium in a downtown creation of more internstate office building. ship and co-op programs attractive to busines s, as a task force holds a series of The indu strie s that Ohio for student s. will target are advanced Stri ckland said the eco- meetings to look at energy, a·erospace, agricul - nomic plan set s goals· for whether some overly burture, bioscience and bio- ex port growth to go from densom e or duplicative products, co.rporate ser- 91 percent of the three- re gulati ons can be elimivices, di stribution and year average of six sur- nated . Kent Yonker, 49, Mason, W.Va., died Wednesday. Sept. · His wife, Darlene Spears Yonker, survives. Funeral service will be private and under the arrangement of Crow-Hussell Funeral Home in Point Pleasant, W.Va. There will be no calling hours. An online guest registry is available at www.crowhusselltb.com . The role of a lifetime BY STEPHEN MAJORS .AS SOCIATED PRESS WRITER penali'y or life in prison. come to the same conclu- then later saw the burned and that it wouldn't be sion .'' , baby in the 'microw ave. able to make such a deciOutside the courthouse. Attorneys for both sides DAYTON - A woman sion even if it deliberated Amold's relatives hugged addressed the jury before convicted of murdering through Thursday. one another. deliberation s on her infant daught er by Wiseman is now limited "We're relieved that an Wednesdav. The fact tilat microwaving her wa s to sentencing Arnold to innoce nt person didn't Arnold had been a Girl spared the death penalty life in prison without recei ve the death penalty," Scout , that her father died Wednesday by a jury that pa ro le, life without parole said defen se attorney Jon when she was young an.d couldn't rea ch, a unani - for at least 30 years. or life Paul Rion. " It doesn ' t .that she comes from a mous decision. without parole for at least make se nse ·that a person close famil y doe s not outChina Arnold .showed no 25 years. She pl ans to who has had no real prob- weigh the seriou sness of immediate reac tion , but impo se her sentence lems in their life can eve n the cnme. Assistant she smiled and waved to Monday. be accused of something Montgo mery County family members .as Arnold was accused of like this .'' Pro sec utor Dani el Brandt deputie s led her from the killing monthcold Pari s Rion had asked Tue sday sai d . . courtroom. Her relatives Talley in 2005. A judge for a new trial. saying a "That tells us she has no told her they loved her. decla red a mi strial in former cellmate who said excuses fo r her actions," "I love you all , too. " February, and the retrial Arnold confessed to the he said . said Arnold , 28. began Aug. 18. The jury crime ha s c hanged her Defense attorney Kevin The defense had argued found Arnold guilty story. Wise man ha s not Lennen urged th e jury not that Arnold was drunk Friday of aggravated mur- ruled on the motion and to reco· m mend the death when the offense occurred der. said she would schedule a penalty, saying Arnold and had no motive, while "It's not about achieving hearing . wa s drunk at the time and prosecutors had called the the death · penalty." Rion said he plans to that she had no motive · to criine "heinous" as they Ass istant Montgomery present witnesses that argued for the death penal - County Prosecutor David point to another person kill her child. France schelli had the ty. ' Franceschelli said after being respon sible for the word, calling the last After about five hours of ihe jury 's announcement. baby 's death, deliberation, the jury told · "The judge is going to figDuring the .trial, an 8- crime · "heinous ." He Montgomery County ure out . the appropriate year-old boy said he saw pulled out a wri stwatch Common Pleas Judge penalty. The jurors in this another boy walk into the and waved it at jurors. "If . thi s is not the time Mary Wiseman that it case took a shot at sen- kitchen of a nearby apartcouldn 't decide whether to tencing , and for wliatever ment with the baby, heard for the death penalty, recommend the 'death reason 12 people couldn't the mi crowave go on and · when is the time ''" he said . POMEROY - Mrs. Alice C. Chapman, 65, of Pomeroy, ·.widow of William Carol Chapman, passed away Tuesday. Sept. 2. 2008 at St. Mary's Medical Center in Huntington, W.Va. She was born Aug . 4, 1943 in Logan County, W.Va., a daughter of the late Chester and Geraldine Ad.kins Sexton. She was a homemaker. She is survived by two sisters and a brother-iri-law, Victoria and Terry Adkins of Newport News, Va. and Yvonne Sexton of Rutland ; several nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles; and two ste p children, Ronald Chapman of Virginia Beach, Va. and Billie Jean Lyon of Huntington. A funeral service will be conducted at II a.m., Friday Sept. 5, 2008 at Chapman 's Mortuary in Huntington with Pastor Ron Heath officiating. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens, Huntington. Friends may call from 6-8 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 4 at Chapman's Mortuary. < The Daily Sentinel • Page As Ohio governor releases economic .plan Paris Hess plane s in Alaska were writer and sounds exactly unloading reporters and like the sa me divisive, political operatives sent to parti san attacks we ' ve pore throu gh her personal heard from George Bush and public life. for the la st eight years." A big te st comes at the ·The speech was written by Oct. 2 vice presidential Matthew Scully, who met debate with her Palin for the first time last Democratic , counterpart, week . Joe Biden. Selected by McCain But tonight was hers, only last Friday. Palin ' Facing down her critics addres sed the· convention with smiling resolve. Palin amid questions about her took crowd-delightin g qualifications and relative swipes at Obama and what lack of experience. she called the Washington The first-term governor elite. "Here 's a little news had top billing at the conflash for all those vention oil a night delereporters and commenta- gates also lined up for . a tors: I'm not going to noisy roll call of the states Washington to seek their to deliver their presidengood opinion . I'm going tial nomination to to Washington to serve the McCain. people of this country," Watching her speech she sa id. were her husband Todd A new celebrity herself, Palin cast Obama as a lit- and their children, includtl'e in ore. than · a fancy ing daughter Bristol Palin, whom the Pal ins discioseil sp~aker with a compelling earlier in the we.ek was biography. . "The American pre si- five months pregnant. 18 -year-old -den cy is not . supposed to Bristol ' ~ be a journey of ' personal boyfriend and apparent di sco very.' This world of fiance, Levi Johnston. was threats and · dangers is not seated with them. McCairo shook up the just a community, and it ·race by pickpresidential doe sn' t just need an organi ze r." 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George Romney in which the Republican presidential hopeful attributed hi s previou s supp<irt for the 'war in Vietnam to a "brainwashing" he'd received Irom U.S. officials during a 1905 visit - a comment that apparently damaged hi s White Hou se bid. In 1971. an Alaska Airlines jet crashed near Juneau. killing' all Ill people on bomd. · Ten years ago: During a visit to Ireland, President Clinton said the words "''m sorry" for the first time about his affair with Moniu1 Lewinsky. describing his behavior as indefen" sibk. Five years ago: Miguel Estrada. whose nomination became a fla sh· point for Oemocr;Jtic opposition to President Bush's judicial choices. withdrew from consideration for ,an appeals court seat after Republicans failed in seven attempts to break a Senate filibu ster. Verizon Communications and two umons. the Communications Workers of America a·nd the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. reached a tentative. five- year contract after four months of talks. 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OPINION Thursday, Septemb.e r 4, 2008 PageA4 Obituaries Thursday, September 4, 2008 Palin casts herself as Washington outsider BY TOM RAUM ' AND LIZ SIDOTI ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS ST. PAUL .. Minn . Sarah Palin delivered. An embauled vite presiderllial candidate. a novice t>n the national stage, the ilcad of a family sufferin g its "ups and downs, " the first -term Alaska governor rl)cked the GOP convenli<1n with a star-turning performance. Wiefding a stilello and a smi le. Palin belillled Democrat Banrck dbama .J·rn~ prM ·a isCed hern ew bosh·s. o.in c am. JO 1ling t e crowd of GOP partisans. "Do n't yo u think we made the right choi<.:e for the next vice president of th e , United States! '' McCain sa id . hinting the contn>Versy surrounding hi s pick . '' And what a beaut ifu I fam i Iy." .Indeed. th e fa mil y was o n display for the TV cameras five children, rn clu din g · a 17-ycar-o ld uninarried daug hter who is . preg nant. Their mother lacked the soaring oratory skill s of Obama - a man she attacked as a. tax -rai smg. terrorist-coddling. self-inuulgent liberal. But the- former TV sportscaster spoke in calm, TV-fri endly tones reminiscent of Ro1.1Uid Reagan. Like the form er GOP pre sident. Palin warmed the crowd with quips and jokes. " What 's the difference bet ween a hocke:)l mom and a pit bull ," she said, pau sing for a beat and a smirk. " Lipsti ck." She left the crowd sm il rng . "For too' many times, we've. brought knives to gun fights .'' said Chuck Gast , a del egate from Maryland. When asked . if Palin brought a gun to the fight , Gast said : "Yes . . I think she brings a bi g gu n, like a moose gu n." It wa s the crownin g moment of a roller-coaster week in which the first woman ·ever on a Republi can preside ntial ticket has faced questions about how c lose ly the McCa·in campaign snutini zed her. She also has heard a wide range of inqurrr cs about family i>sues. her ·policy posit ion s and .h er re cord of public servi ce. "Our fam il y... she said . " has. the sa me ups and downs as any other." . One speech doe s not a campaign make . Kept at arm 's le ngth from the media in the days leading up to the address, .Palin now heads out 011 the campaign· trail , where events are less rehearsed , crowds less frien(lly and the environment les s contro·lled. Even as she spoke, air- Paris Rufford Hess, 52, of Portland, passed away on the evening of Sept. I, 2008 at home. He was bom Nov. 5, 1955, to the late James Albert and Flora Rice Hess. Sr. in Switzer. W.Va. Mr. Hess worked for Talbott Drilling as well as numerou s other establ ishments, but spent most of his • . life as a mechani c. He is . survived by hi s . ... wife, Rhonda Hess: a son, Michael DePue; daughters " and sons-in-law: Marlene Capehart, Beverly and Troy L....Jilll:.....:!~ Ward, Chasity and Charles Paris Hess Parry and Alice He'ss; brothers and sisters: Paul and Dorothy Hess, Nancy Adkins, Patsy and Tom Lucas, Ernest and Becky Hess, Rev. Margaret Robin son, and Brenda He ss; brothers-in-law: Tim and Kay Kern . and Ron·and Carol Roberts; sisters-in-law: Amanda Sue Hess and Rebecca Hess. · Mr. Hess was a proud Grandfather of I0. Several nieces and riephews and a host of friends also survive. Besides his parents. he was preceded in death by hi s . , brothers: Charles Hess, James Hess, Jr., George HeiS and ·John Hess-. · · · It was Mr. 'Hess' wish to be cremated. A private family service was conducted. A memorial service will be held at a later date . is available at Online registry www.andersonmcdaniel .com . Alice c~ Chapman Ohio mom spared death penalty for rriicrowaving baby Local Briefs Local Weather Deaths ,,',_ Kent Yonker · -3; 2008, at his home. With presidential elecmilitary budget. estimated sures that helped prevent tions increasingly resemat $4.5 . billilln, is roughly nuclear war and over time equal to mighty Finland's . allowed the kind of opening bling what are inaccurately styled "reality TV " proDuring the '90s, it fought that brought down the grams, it shouldn't surprise Saddam Hussein's army to a . Berlin Wall." bloody standoff. .Iran us io find U.S. foreign poliLet's ignore the flagrant Gene cy treated as an scarcely has an air force. Its dishonesty of the McCain Lyons action/adventure film sce.navy can' t project force out- ad. Read it aloud. What side the Persian Gulf, where does it sound like? nari o. We' re not choosing a president so much as castU.S. aircrafi carrier groups It 's basically a promo for patrol constantly. The rn g a cinematic "com111an"Air Force One: Part II," der in chief," whose capaci- Reaganescjue. "Get off my Iranians haven't attacked kebab-ea.ting ty fur violent action in an plane." anybody since the 18th cen- featuring instead of A cow. perhaps, but not tury. There's no sign they ' re Persians international crisis is LETTERS TO THE Kazakhs. Never mind that. . deemed his main qualifica, one overheated Netflix planning to. EDITOR Here's how the voiceover Iranians hate and fear al reviewer, who reported tion . as much as audition watching the movie several narrator of the latest Qaeda Rep ubli cans : L<'lter., to th e editor are 11·elcome. Ther should be less Americans ti.111es, awarding it four McCain TV ad frames it : do. That 's too ~nthusiastically for the rol e, :rJwn 300 1\'0IYI:,. All leiters are S/lbject to. editing, must IJe " Iran. 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The strategic economic plan presented to hundreds of business leaders. seeks to develop Ohio 's work force and promote deve lopment in urban · communiti es. The plan is thick on · ideas and numerical goa ls for economic growth, but thinner on specific s on how to reach those goa ls. The plan is also about creating an upbeat image to counteract · ne ga ti ve national perception s of Ohio's economy. Strickland did noi mention unemplo yment or the loss of. manufacturing jobs - two chapters of Ohio's economic story that ge t frequent coverage. Ohio's unemployment · rate BY JAMES HANNAH ASSOCI ATED PRESS WRITER Thursday... Suony. High' in the lower 90s. Southeast winds 5 to I0 mph . RUTLAND - The Rutland Church of the Nazarene will , .~ Thursday night...Mostly have a pig roast from 4 to 7:30 p.rri. Sept. 20, at Vennari clear in the evening .. .Then Park in Rutland. The community is invited. becoming partly cloudy. Lows in the mid 60s. South winds 5 to I0 mph . · Friday... Mostly 'sunny, Highs in the upper 80s. South winds 5 to 10 mph . . POMEROY - The congregation of the Enterprise Friday night...Mostly United Methodist Church will be attending church services cloudy with a slight chance at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church beginning this Sunday, Sept. 7. Pig roast planned Church congregation changing location , I - ·r Flag football practice POMEROY ~ Those signed up for the Meigs High School Alumni Flag Football Game will have practice at 6 p.m., Wednesday Sept. I 0 at the Meigs High School Football Field in Pomeroy. Meigs Alumni Band to meet ; The Daily Sentinel · ROCKSPRINGS -· The Meigs Alumni Band will meet . f£om 6-8 p.m. on Monday at the high school bandroom in .preparation for their homecoming performance on Friday. :sept. 12. Attendance is not mandatory to perform . The band will also rehearse prior to the homecoming game at 5:30p.m., Sept. 12 at the football stadium in Pomeroy. All former alumni band members are invited to attend. Clinic from Page Al '. < •' reached 7.2 percent in logistics , in s(ruments and ro undin g states. to 125 Jul y. the highest level in electronics. motor vehicle percent o f that average by more than 15 years. manufacturin g and poly- 2020. Instead. he emphasized mers. To nurture the work The ~oals will be unat bright spots in the econo- ers needed for those indu s- tainable without fir st · my that' will be used to sell tries. the state wi ll focu s changi ng the perception of Ohio ro businesses: a low on work force develop- Ohio. said Lt. Gov. Lee cost of livi n ~. a state ment. Fi,lier. who also se rve s as wlw -,e cx rort~ have' grown One program. calleu director of th e state ever) year for the past I 0 Ohio Mean s Home , will Departmen t of years, and the fact that in a reach out to former resi- Development. few years it wi II be one of dent s and student s who · The state· s marketing only two states that don't went to college in the effort s wi ll be built on the ha ve ·a gene ra l tax on cor- state, and trv to attract foundation of an existinr them back . · porate profits . cam paign that brands " In the past (the econoThe new economic plan Ohio as the "state of permy ) always provided for is meam to work together where it s people, and it always with the state's recently fect balanc e, " workers can enjoy a prowi ll - if we build on our an nounced higher edu.ca-. strength s, if we cultivat e tion plan. which seeks to du ctive L"areer and a hi gh the talent s of our people. grea tl y in crease enroll - quality of life . "Markei ing is not fluff, and · if we invest in our- ment at Ohi o public col'e lves, and if we ta ke .thi s leges. An economic stimu- it 's ind ispe nsab le to ecodevelopment ," oppo rtunit y not to look lus plan pa ssed by the nomic Fisher said . back but to look forward ,., Legislature and signed by The Legislature is curStrickland told bu sine ss Strickland· thi s year put s rently exploring how to leaders ga thered at· an $250 million toward the make the state more auditorium in a downtown creation of more internstate office building. ship and co-op programs attractive to busines s, as a task force holds a series of The indu strie s that Ohio for student s. will target are advanced Stri ckland said the eco- meetings to look at energy, a·erospace, agricul - nomic plan set s goals· for whether some overly burture, bioscience and bio- ex port growth to go from densom e or duplicative products, co.rporate ser- 91 percent of the three- re gulati ons can be elimivices, di stribution and year average of six sur- nated . Kent Yonker, 49, Mason, W.Va., died Wednesday. Sept. · His wife, Darlene Spears Yonker, survives. Funeral service will be private and under the arrangement of Crow-Hussell Funeral Home in Point Pleasant, W.Va. There will be no calling hours. An online guest registry is available at www.crowhusselltb.com . The role of a lifetime BY STEPHEN MAJORS .AS SOCIATED PRESS WRITER penali'y or life in prison. come to the same conclu- then later saw the burned and that it wouldn't be sion .'' , baby in the 'microw ave. able to make such a deciOutside the courthouse. Attorneys for both sides DAYTON - A woman sion even if it deliberated Amold's relatives hugged addressed the jury before convicted of murdering through Thursday. one another. deliberation s on her infant daught er by Wiseman is now limited "We're relieved that an Wednesdav. The fact tilat microwaving her wa s to sentencing Arnold to innoce nt person didn't Arnold had been a Girl spared the death penalty life in prison without recei ve the death penalty," Scout , that her father died Wednesday by a jury that pa ro le, life without parole said defen se attorney Jon when she was young an.d couldn't rea ch, a unani - for at least 30 years. or life Paul Rion. " It doesn ' t .that she comes from a mous decision. without parole for at least make se nse ·that a person close famil y doe s not outChina Arnold .showed no 25 years. She pl ans to who has had no real prob- weigh the seriou sness of immediate reac tion , but impo se her sentence lems in their life can eve n the cnme. Assistant she smiled and waved to Monday. be accused of something Montgo mery County family members .as Arnold was accused of like this .'' Pro sec utor Dani el Brandt deputie s led her from the killing monthcold Pari s Rion had asked Tue sday sai d . . courtroom. Her relatives Talley in 2005. A judge for a new trial. saying a "That tells us she has no told her they loved her. decla red a mi strial in former cellmate who said excuses fo r her actions," "I love you all , too. " February, and the retrial Arnold confessed to the he said . said Arnold , 28. began Aug. 18. The jury crime ha s c hanged her Defense attorney Kevin The defense had argued found Arnold guilty story. Wise man ha s not Lennen urged th e jury not that Arnold was drunk Friday of aggravated mur- ruled on the motion and to reco· m mend the death when the offense occurred der. said she would schedule a penalty, saying Arnold and had no motive, while "It's not about achieving hearing . wa s drunk at the time and prosecutors had called the the death · penalty." Rion said he plans to that she had no motive · to criine "heinous" as they Ass istant Montgomery present witnesses that argued for the death penal - County Prosecutor David point to another person kill her child. France schelli had the ty. ' Franceschelli said after being respon sible for the word, calling the last After about five hours of ihe jury 's announcement. baby 's death, deliberation, the jury told · "The judge is going to figDuring the .trial, an 8- crime · "heinous ." He Montgomery County ure out . the appropriate year-old boy said he saw pulled out a wri stwatch Common Pleas Judge penalty. The jurors in this another boy walk into the and waved it at jurors. "If . thi s is not the time Mary Wiseman that it case took a shot at sen- kitchen of a nearby apartcouldn 't decide whether to tencing , and for wliatever ment with the baby, heard for the death penalty, recommend the 'death reason 12 people couldn't the mi crowave go on and · when is the time ''" he said . POMEROY - Mrs. Alice C. Chapman, 65, of Pomeroy, ·.widow of William Carol Chapman, passed away Tuesday. Sept. 2. 2008 at St. Mary's Medical Center in Huntington, W.Va. She was born Aug . 4, 1943 in Logan County, W.Va., a daughter of the late Chester and Geraldine Ad.kins Sexton. She was a homemaker. She is survived by two sisters and a brother-iri-law, Victoria and Terry Adkins of Newport News, Va. and Yvonne Sexton of Rutland ; several nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles; and two ste p children, Ronald Chapman of Virginia Beach, Va. and Billie Jean Lyon of Huntington. A funeral service will be conducted at II a.m., Friday Sept. 5, 2008 at Chapman 's Mortuary in Huntington with Pastor Ron Heath officiating. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens, Huntington. Friends may call from 6-8 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 4 at Chapman's Mortuary. < The Daily Sentinel • Page As Ohio governor releases economic .plan Paris Hess plane s in Alaska were writer and sounds exactly unloading reporters and like the sa me divisive, political operatives sent to parti san attacks we ' ve pore throu gh her personal heard from George Bush and public life. for the la st eight years." A big te st comes at the ·The speech was written by Oct. 2 vice presidential Matthew Scully, who met debate with her Palin for the first time last Democratic , counterpart, week . Joe Biden. Selected by McCain But tonight was hers, only last Friday. Palin ' Facing down her critics addres sed the· convention with smiling resolve. Palin amid questions about her took crowd-delightin g qualifications and relative swipes at Obama and what lack of experience. she called the Washington The first-term governor elite. "Here 's a little news had top billing at the conflash for all those vention oil a night delereporters and commenta- gates also lined up for . a tors: I'm not going to noisy roll call of the states Washington to seek their to deliver their presidengood opinion . I'm going tial nomination to to Washington to serve the McCain. people of this country," Watching her speech she sa id. were her husband Todd A new celebrity herself, Palin cast Obama as a lit- and their children, includtl'e in ore. than · a fancy ing daughter Bristol Palin, whom the Pal ins discioseil sp~aker with a compelling earlier in the we.ek was biography. . "The American pre si- five months pregnant. 18 -year-old -den cy is not . supposed to Bristol ' ~ be a journey of ' personal boyfriend and apparent di sco very.' This world of fiance, Levi Johnston. was threats and · dangers is not seated with them. McCairo shook up the just a community, and it ·race by pickpresidential doe sn' t just need an organi ze r." 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J0:30 a.m. 'unday Evenirig ................... ........ 6:]0 p.m. Wednesday :-light Bible Study ... 7:00 p.m. �' • Inside Bl The Daily Sentinel The Extra Point, Page B2 Page A6 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com ----- • - Thursday, September 4, 2008 Thursday, September 4, 2008 • Community Fest in Rio this Saturday RIO GRANDE Rio · Grande 's fourth annual Community Fest, featuring food, music and children 's activities, is Saturday from 5 to 10 p.m. The festival takes place on the North College Green of the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College. All proceeds from the festival go to the purchase of additional equipment for the Rio Grande Volunteer Fire Departm·ent. Local artist Jennifer Easter has personalized the artwork on the Rio Grande. · VFD' s newest additio.n with a tribute to the 343 New York Ciry firefighters who . lost their lives on 9/11. The 1986 Mack 4,000-gallon tanker, recently purchased from the ·Bargaintown Fire Co. in LOcAL ScHEDULE POMEROY- A schedule of upcoming high scnool wa rsity sporting eve.nts involv ing teams !rom Meigs and Ga!lia counties. Thursday September 4 Soccer South Point at OVCS, 6:30p .m. Volleyball New Jersey. arrived in Rio Grande sporti ng the eagle and firehose . Local firefighters decided to add the lettering to the artwork in remembrance of their fallen brothers. who perished in the line ofduty. The bigger tanker hold s approximately 800 gallons more •than its predece ssor. something that will )lope fully pay off in the event of a fire. said Mayor Matt Easter. Easter said the council decided to ·purchase the new truck because the need was there . "The council puts away a budget every month for the purchase of a new fire truck," said Easter. "This truck just came at the rigjll time and is by far the most intimidating in the fleet. " Ironton at Gallia Academy. 5: 15p.m. Athpns at Meigs, 6 p.m. Waterford at Eastem, 6 p.m Sm~hern at Trimble, 6 p.m. River Valley at Chesapeake, s·30 p.m. Golf GaJIIa Academy- at Portsmouth, 4:30 p . m~ , Fed Hock· at Eastern (Pine Hills), 4:30 p.m. Southern at Waterford {Lakeside) , 4 :30 Rm. Meigs at Vinton County (Fairg reens), 4<30 p .m. Friday. Saplembgr 5 Football Gatlia Academy at Ironton, 7:30p.m Meigs at River Valley..7:30p.m. Eastern at Wahama , 7 :30p.m. South Gallia at Southern, 7:30p.m. Sissonville at Point Pleasant, 7:30 p.rTJ . Hannan at Van, 7 :30p.m Volleyball 0VCS at T~ays Valley, 6 p.m: • " · Saturdav. September 6 Soccer GaHia Academy at Zanesville . 1: 30 p.m. Volleyball Eastern at Athens Tournament, 9 a.m. Vinton ·County Air Show set Sept. 21 Artist Joy Kocmoud, far left, creates a series of paintings as Strange Kandy members, from left. Jacob Riddle, Jenny Walker, Ryan Duffy and Mark Ward play the blues during the French Art Colony's Salon Series event, held Aug. 23 at Joe Mama's Coffeehouse in Gallipolis. Following the concert, the paintings were raffled off and winning audience members picked their favorite piece as a fund-raiser for the FAC. The next event in the series will be on Friday, Sept. 12 at 6:30p.m. at the Merry Family Winery. ODA 9pens doors to ·public REYNOLDSBURG Ohio Agriculture Director Robert Boggs invites all Ohioans to visit the Ohio Department of Agriculture's (ODA) Open House and Farmers' Market on Saturday, Sept. 6. The event will be held from 9 a.m. until noon on the ODA campus, 8995. E. Main St. Reynoldsburg. "It is a privilege to ppen our state-of-the-art campus to the puhlic," Boggs said. ·"Agriculture directly impacts the lives of every Ohioan, and this open house provides us an opportunity to educate consumers about the vital work we perform on a daily basis." Campus tours begin at 9:30a.m. and are offered every half hour · until 11:30 a.m . Buildings included on the tour are the Animal Dis.ease Diagnostic, Consumer .Analytical, and Weights and ~~asures la~qratot¥s· .T?~r partlclpants w1ll also VISit the Bromfield Building where informational exhibits will be displayed, and departmental experts will be av.ailable to answer queslions. In addition to the open house, visitors can support local farmers by purchasing fresh produce and goods at the ODA Farmers' Market. A farmers' market is a location·where several agricultural producers congregate to offer items such as wholesome fruits, vegetables, baked goods, and flowers. Ohio is home to more than 600 farm markets that showc_ase the sta,te'~ .<;!Jificultural tradiuon and hentagE J\. vanety ofvendors with bountiful products will be available during the event. The ODA Open House and Farmers' Market is free to the publie. To register as a vendor or to obtain additional information about ODA, visit www.ohioagriculture.gov. Entertainment Briefs Opry House program door concert with the band Hip Pocket playing favorite tunes from the 1960s, '70s and '80s. MILTON, W.Va. -The Donna Hughes Band from North Carolina will perform Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Moutaineer Opry ·House, 1-64 Exit 28 at Milton. Standard admission includes $12 for .adults, $10 for seniors 55 and over, and· $5 for children 12 and under. · · To learn more about the event, contact the Marielta/Washington County CVB office at (740) 373-5178 or log on to www.MariettaOhio.org/sternwheelribfest. . · Fall festival GALLIPOLIS - Harrison Township Volunteer Fire Department's third annual hog roast and auction is Saturday, Sept. 13 at the VFD on Little Bullskin Road. · ' Activities start at noon with the Big Bend Cloggers. Paul "Bub" Williams performs at 2 p.m., and the auction is at 3 p.m. · · There will also be a cow drop, 30-foot inflatable obstacle course, face painting for kids and a 50/SO drawing. · • CROWN CIT.Y - Annual fall festival at the Crown City Volunteer Fire Departmeni is this Saturday, featuring foiod, fun, games and live music and begins at I0 a.m. An auction will be held at 4 p.m. . If unable to attend but would like 10 contribute 10 the VFD, send donations to the Crown City Volunteer Fire Department, P.O. Box 316, Crown City, Ohio 45623. Sternwheel, ribs festival VFD plans hog roast Holcombe to perform NELSONVILLE - North Carolina's Malcolm Holcombe will present a concert at Stuart's Opera House in Nelsonville at 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 12. · Holcombe has been described as a "one of the kind songwriter, rugged and rustic, whose visage appears to be carved of granite, and whose voice is a sculpture crafted of tree bark and discarded railroad iron." His performances are said .to be intense and have a sound that combines harmonica folk, acoustic blues, string band country and small town soul. MARlETTA - The eignth annual Sternwheel Rockin' Rib Fest is set to kick off in downtown · Marietta Thursday, Sept. 4 from 6 to 10 p.m. w.ith a concert and · some of the tastiest, mouth-watering ribs around! The Rib Fest takes place at the Lafayette Hotel parking lot and is Ofganized by the Marietta. Washingtpn County Convention & Visitors Bureau. Rib Fest activities begin at 6 p.m. with ribs being Tickets are still' available. They are $12 in advance served until 9 p.m. (or until they are gone). or $15 at the door. For more information call (740) Admission is. $15 ages 12 and up; $10 under 12; and 753:1924 or visit our website at www.stuartsopem· · · . kids 5 and under are free. The event features an out- house.org: ' " fly his lawnmower, always a qowd pleaser. As usual, the airport's own Screaming Chicken Skydiving team will open and close the show. There will also be hang gliders and it will be possible to hitch a ride in one. These aircraft will be towed into the air and then released to fly as long . as they can over Pumpkin Ridge withouf power. · If all goes as planned, chicken dinners will be available before noon and airplane rides given by members of the Vinton County Pilots and Boosters Association will be offered after the show. A donation will be asked at the gate. The Vinton County Airport is located abo'ut 6 miles north of McArthur just off St. Rt . 93 on Airport Road. • 740-446-5381 Monday. September 1 . Volleyball Eastern at Vinton County, 6 p.m. Galli a Academy at Chillicothe, 5:15p.m. South Gallia. Wellston at OVC (tri ), 5 p.m. Southern at Hannan, TBA , Golf f\lver VaHey, Buffalo, Fairland at Ga111a Academy {Cliffside), 4:30p.m. I l . I For more information, contact Air Show Chairman Nick Rupert at (740) 357-0268 or Steve Keller at (740) 418-2612 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5. p.m., Monday through Friday. Cabela stournament set at Point park · POINT ·PLEASANT, W. Va. released after the tournament. Registration forms are avail ' - Fishing enthusiasts need to have their tackle box and fishing able at the tourism center in poles ready for the upcoming Point Pleasant, and entries also Cabela's Ktng Kat tournament. will be accepted at the mandataThe tournament, which is slat- ry meeting at 5:30 a.m. at the ed 'for this Saturday at the Point w.eigh-in site prior to the tournaPleasant Riverfront Park, w'ill provide an opportunity for local ment. anglers and clubs to compete for In addition to the Cabela's cash, prizes and a chance to King Kat tournament, there will advance to the Cabela's King be the Cabeta·'s King Kat Kids Kat Classic scheduled Sept. 26- fishing rodeo. That event wlll 27. · take place at Krodel Park and is According to a news .release, open to cnildren ages 12 · and the tournament is conducted under. Sign-ups ar~ scheduled at through the C~bela'.s King Kat the tournament weigh-in site. In tournament trail, wh1ch was ere- order to pariicipate all children .' · · ated to g1Ve the grown number of catfish anglers, clubs and . must be accompamed by a parorganizations an opportunity to ent or g~ar~1an .. . The k1ds f1shmg ro_deo IS free shine in the spotlight with the first ever "Classic" of competi- of charge. and all children who tive catfish angling. enter will receive a prize . .In As the tournament is a team addition, all children entered event, teams must consist of one will be registered for a chance io or two participants. However, a win one of four $5,000 scholarthird teammate may accompany ships. Following the .weigh-in, the team if he or she is under 16 test proaucts from the tournayears pf age or over 65 years of ment's national sponsors will be age. The team entry fee IS $200. . . . · · h d led drawn. Also, partiCipants w1ll tle Th e t ournamen I 1s sc e u r 'bl f h . to last from 6:30 a.m. 10 3 p.m. e 1g1 e or a c ance to wm an Weigh-ins are set to follow at 4· 18-foot ~eaArk boat and tra1ler, p.m., with a five fish limit per wh1ch Will be g1ven away at the team. In order to help preserve Classic. For more informatioll , call · the. sport, only live fish will be . weighed · and. all f1sh will be (304) 675-6788. At Holzer Clinic, You Can Always Count on•.. HOLZER CLINIC. (Gelco lnv), 10 a.m. ' McARTHUR - Plans are underway for the Vinton County Air Show, which will be held Sunday, Sept. 21 at the Vinton County Airport, just north of McArthur. There will be several new per. formers this year and a good variety of activities and treats including the airport's famous barbecued chicken dinners. · As 'it stands now, three Chinese Yaks will tly in from Michigan to demonstrate formation flying and each pilot will do an individual performance. A high performance Pitts from Indiana will perform. Military pilot Steve Larken from ,Parkersburg, W.Va. , will perform for the second year and will thrill the audience with a death defying performance just as he did last year. There will be at least two radio controlled "3-D" performers who will put their model planes through their paces in maneuvers not possible in full scale planes. One RC flyer will Southern . . .golf sneaks J?.ast Tomcats STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - In sports, you only have to win a team event by one point. With that said, Southern golf was victorious · last Thursday during a Tri- Valley Conference Hocking Division m a t c h against vis" i t i n g Trimble at L...ll-=__..., Pine Hills Golf Club. Harris T h e Tornadoes (4-1 TVC Hocking) won their t h i r d straight league competition with a team score _. D of 172, bet·~ · e~ tering the Tomcats' tally of 173. ·Senior Bryan Harris led the Purple and Gold with a ;!.:Over par round of 36, finiShing the evening with iDc::dalist honors . Taylor - Please see GoH, '1 1 · •. CoNTACT US Medital Excellence. Local Carin&· www.holzerclinic.com Lady Marauders stay·perfect on se~on, beat Trimble in·3 STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILVSENTINEL.COM GLOUSTER - Meigs volleyball stayed unheaten this 2008 season during a straight-game 25-13, 25-19, 25-22 triumph at Trimble Wednesday night during a Tri-Valley Conference interdi visional matchup in Athens County. The Lady Marauders (5-0) have won 15-of-17 games played this season, includtng posting their third shutout of the year against the Lady Tomcats. The Maroon and Gold once again gave a collective performance, posting team totals of 32 kills, 31 assists Cross Country Meigs, Eastern, Southern: River Valley at Athens Invite (Ohio U.), 9:30a.m. Gallia Academy at Cabeti-Midland Elizabeth RlgeVphoto Prep Volleyb.all Roundup 1-740-446·2342. ext. 33 ~··- 1·740·446·3006 E.mall- sportsOmydailysenlinel.com ~Po.rts Staff Bryan Walters, Sports Writer (740) 446·2342. ext 33 bwaltersO mydallytrlbune .com Larry Crum, Sports Wrlt"r (740) ·446·2342. ext 33 lcfumo,Tydallyregister.com and seven blocks - as well · action today when it hosts blocks, II assists and had as going 69-of-74 from the Athens at Larry R. Morri son three aces in an overall solid service line . Gxmnasium. The JV game night at the next. Noe added Sophomore Shellie Bailey · w1ll st<\f( at 6 p.m. four aces and a block to her led the scoring with II end of night numbers .. BLUE ANGELS VANQUISH VC points, followed by Morgan Megan Foster wasn't far Howard with seven and behrnd her teammate s 'with MoARTHUR - Another eight points while adding a Catie.Wolfe with six points. Meri VanMeter and Tricia strong start by the Gallia trio of kills, blocks and aces A~ademy volleyball team. . . for the Angels. Rounding out Smith both had five points in the winning cause, while Th e Blue ,Angel s (4-0) the scoring for Gallia Bailey Wolfe moved to 4-0 on the young Academy was Hannah Emalee Glass was close s~ason witli a commanding Cunningham with si'x points behind with four. Chandra s.traight set victory over and Samantha Barnes with Stanley also had one point. MHS made it a clean Wolfe led rhe net attack sweep of the night with a Vinton County 25-14, 25-16 three points. wi.th 13 kill s, followed by straight-game victory in and '25-14 Wednesday night Cunningham led the team in assists with 17, while al so Bailey with nine and the junior varsity contest. in McArthur. Stanley with seven . Glass The JV squad is also 5-0 on Alexi& Geiger and Amy adding a pair of aces and led the passing attack with the year. Noe led the charge with 14 kill s. Barnes added three 16 assists and Smith added a Meigs - 2-0 in the Tri- points· and 13 points respec- kills, a block and a dig for dozen. Stanley had a team- Valley Conference Ohio tively and five kills apiece. . .. ' Geiger also added three Please see Volleyball, Bl high six blocks. Division - returns to league . Ohio. Prep Football - Week 3 Roundup Southern opens ~008 home season with Rebels; ,Eagles and Marauders hit the road won the last three contests. SHS last won in 2004 by a 12-9 count. Kickotl is slated There is a for 7:30p.m. STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM RACINE first time for everythin~. which will be the case th1s WHITE fALCONS HOST EAGLES Friday night when a pair of from MASON, W,Va. - After winless teams Southern and South Gallia posting win s last week over battle in a pivotal Week 3 ·Southern and South · Gallia non•conference football respectively, the Wahama . matchup at Roger Lee White Falcons and the Adams Field. Eastern Eagles prepare to The Tornadoes (0-2) will extend their early season be making their 2008 home success · on the gridiron debut, and the trip home will when the two neighboring . be a welcome sight. The schools clash at 7:30 p.m. Purple and Gold have been Friday on the White Falcons outscored in two mad games home turf. · this year by a 94-3 margin. Wahama, fresh off a sea- · Those two losses were at son opening 59-0 thrashing Symmes Valley (35-3) and over visiting Southern, will at Wahama (59-0) last week- try and duplicate the fast end. start it -experienced against The Rebels (0-2) haven't the Tornadoes when the. fared much better this sea- Bend Area gridders scored son. SGHS has yet to score a touchdowns on its first two point in any of the first three offensive plays. Coach Ed quarters and are being Cromley's WHS football outscored on the year by a eleven went on to send six 76-28 margin. Those two different White Falcons into losses were against visiting the end zone while racking Waterford (41-20) in Week I up more than 500 yards of and at Eastern (35-8) last tarat offense in the oneweek in Tuppers Plains. sided victory. The Red and Gold are Eastern also enjoyed · a averaging 14 points and break-out contest last week 177.5 total yards per game when the Eagles snapped a offensively, as well as three-year home losing skid allowing 38 points and with a convincins 35-8 tri431.5 total yards per game umph over visilm!l South on defense. SGHS has been Galli a. The inspirmg win outscored 62-0 in the first over the Rebels evened the half this year. Meigs County teams 2008 · Southem 's lone points of season record at 1-1 on the the s.eason came in the sec: ye,ar. In its season opener on ond quarter of Week I and is the road at Alexander the also scoreless in its last six Eagles committed an periods. SHS is averaging astounding eight turnovers 1.5 points and 163.5 total in dropping a disappointing yards per game on offense, 48,14 TVC decision to the while allowing 47 points Spartans. Wahama and Eastern have and 468.5 wat yards per Bryan Waltarlliphoto game defensively. met continuously for the The Tornadoes lead the . past 26 years with the White Eastern senior Zach Hendrix, left, runs downfield after hauling in a pass during last Friday's Week 2 football contest against South Gall ia at East Shade River Stadium in Tuppers all-time serie's by a 6-5 margin, but the Rebels have Ple,se see..Ohlo. Bl Plains .. The Eagles he·ad. to Mason , W.Va. , this Friday to take on Wabama. W.Va. Prep Football -Week 2 Roundup ·Point, Hannan both look to rebound · STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - Last week was not the start Point Pleasant was looking for. After stunning performances from sophomore Allen Wasonga and senior Derek Mitchell, the Big Blacks (0-1) put themselves in a position to finally get one back from cross-river rival Gallia Academy a(ter three quarters of · nearly flawless play, but a• fumble on the two yard line late in the fourth quarter turned a potential win into a heartbreaking 28-21 loss to the Devil s. Hopefully this Friday will be the remedy Point Larry Crumlphoto Pleasant needs to get over Point Pleasant's Derek MitGhell goes for an interception the Week I blues. ' The Big Blacks will host while Caleb Wasonga (18) watches during a high school football game against Gallia Academy last Friday at Cardinal Co9ference foe Sissonville (0-1) who is also Memorial Reid in Gallip~lis. • v reeling from a dis~ppointing . caught off-guard again. first week after suffering a Other than the five 41 -19 setback to turnovers and a non-existent Chapmanville last Friday. passing game, the Big And this Friday will also Blacks were firing on all be a chaQ,Ce for Point cylinders rushing the .ball Pleasant to try and get a lit- and on defense. Point tie redemption after last Pleasant produced 222 yards year's embarrassing 40-7 of offense with a majority of season opening loss· at the that coming from Wasonga · hands of the Indians . and Mitchell , Wasonga Last year's result was scored all three PPHS touchshockin·g to say the least as downs and rushed for 156 Sissonville snappe<.l a five- yards on 14 carries despite game win streak by Point missing a majority of the Pleasant and scored more second half due to cramping. points in that game than il Mitchell added another 92 had in the previous nine yards on 13 carries to progames combined. Comlng duce a deadly one-two into last year's meeting the punch. Big Blacks had shut out On the other side of the Sissonville three straight ball Point Pleasant's defense years,' but like the game limited the' Blue Devils to against Gallia Academy. 202 yards with 74 yards over half a dozen turnovers coming -through the air and allowed Sissonville to run another 128 coming on the away with the win. ground. . This year, however. don't . look for Point Pleasant to be •Please see Football, Bl ' �' • Inside Bl The Daily Sentinel The Extra Point, Page B2 Page A6 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com ----- • - Thursday, September 4, 2008 Thursday, September 4, 2008 • Community Fest in Rio this Saturday RIO GRANDE Rio · Grande 's fourth annual Community Fest, featuring food, music and children 's activities, is Saturday from 5 to 10 p.m. The festival takes place on the North College Green of the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College. All proceeds from the festival go to the purchase of additional equipment for the Rio Grande Volunteer Fire Departm·ent. Local artist Jennifer Easter has personalized the artwork on the Rio Grande. · VFD' s newest additio.n with a tribute to the 343 New York Ciry firefighters who . lost their lives on 9/11. The 1986 Mack 4,000-gallon tanker, recently purchased from the ·Bargaintown Fire Co. in LOcAL ScHEDULE POMEROY- A schedule of upcoming high scnool wa rsity sporting eve.nts involv ing teams !rom Meigs and Ga!lia counties. Thursday September 4 Soccer South Point at OVCS, 6:30p .m. Volleyball New Jersey. arrived in Rio Grande sporti ng the eagle and firehose . Local firefighters decided to add the lettering to the artwork in remembrance of their fallen brothers. who perished in the line ofduty. The bigger tanker hold s approximately 800 gallons more •than its predece ssor. something that will )lope fully pay off in the event of a fire. said Mayor Matt Easter. Easter said the council decided to ·purchase the new truck because the need was there . "The council puts away a budget every month for the purchase of a new fire truck," said Easter. "This truck just came at the rigjll time and is by far the most intimidating in the fleet. " Ironton at Gallia Academy. 5: 15p.m. Athpns at Meigs, 6 p.m. Waterford at Eastem, 6 p.m Sm~hern at Trimble, 6 p.m. River Valley at Chesapeake, s·30 p.m. Golf GaJIIa Academy- at Portsmouth, 4:30 p . m~ , Fed Hock· at Eastern (Pine Hills), 4:30 p.m. Southern at Waterford {Lakeside) , 4 :30 Rm. Meigs at Vinton County (Fairg reens), 4<30 p .m. Friday. Saplembgr 5 Football Gatlia Academy at Ironton, 7:30p.m Meigs at River Valley..7:30p.m. Eastern at Wahama , 7 :30p.m. South Gallia at Southern, 7:30p.m. Sissonville at Point Pleasant, 7:30 p.rTJ . Hannan at Van, 7 :30p.m Volleyball 0VCS at T~ays Valley, 6 p.m: • " · Saturdav. September 6 Soccer GaHia Academy at Zanesville . 1: 30 p.m. Volleyball Eastern at Athens Tournament, 9 a.m. Vinton ·County Air Show set Sept. 21 Artist Joy Kocmoud, far left, creates a series of paintings as Strange Kandy members, from left. Jacob Riddle, Jenny Walker, Ryan Duffy and Mark Ward play the blues during the French Art Colony's Salon Series event, held Aug. 23 at Joe Mama's Coffeehouse in Gallipolis. Following the concert, the paintings were raffled off and winning audience members picked their favorite piece as a fund-raiser for the FAC. The next event in the series will be on Friday, Sept. 12 at 6:30p.m. at the Merry Family Winery. ODA 9pens doors to ·public REYNOLDSBURG Ohio Agriculture Director Robert Boggs invites all Ohioans to visit the Ohio Department of Agriculture's (ODA) Open House and Farmers' Market on Saturday, Sept. 6. The event will be held from 9 a.m. until noon on the ODA campus, 8995. E. Main St. Reynoldsburg. "It is a privilege to ppen our state-of-the-art campus to the puhlic," Boggs said. ·"Agriculture directly impacts the lives of every Ohioan, and this open house provides us an opportunity to educate consumers about the vital work we perform on a daily basis." Campus tours begin at 9:30a.m. and are offered every half hour · until 11:30 a.m . Buildings included on the tour are the Animal Dis.ease Diagnostic, Consumer .Analytical, and Weights and ~~asures la~qratot¥s· .T?~r partlclpants w1ll also VISit the Bromfield Building where informational exhibits will be displayed, and departmental experts will be av.ailable to answer queslions. In addition to the open house, visitors can support local farmers by purchasing fresh produce and goods at the ODA Farmers' Market. A farmers' market is a location·where several agricultural producers congregate to offer items such as wholesome fruits, vegetables, baked goods, and flowers. Ohio is home to more than 600 farm markets that showc_ase the sta,te'~ .<;!Jificultural tradiuon and hentagE J\. vanety ofvendors with bountiful products will be available during the event. The ODA Open House and Farmers' Market is free to the publie. To register as a vendor or to obtain additional information about ODA, visit www.ohioagriculture.gov. Entertainment Briefs Opry House program door concert with the band Hip Pocket playing favorite tunes from the 1960s, '70s and '80s. MILTON, W.Va. -The Donna Hughes Band from North Carolina will perform Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Moutaineer Opry ·House, 1-64 Exit 28 at Milton. Standard admission includes $12 for .adults, $10 for seniors 55 and over, and· $5 for children 12 and under. · · To learn more about the event, contact the Marielta/Washington County CVB office at (740) 373-5178 or log on to www.MariettaOhio.org/sternwheelribfest. . · Fall festival GALLIPOLIS - Harrison Township Volunteer Fire Department's third annual hog roast and auction is Saturday, Sept. 13 at the VFD on Little Bullskin Road. · ' Activities start at noon with the Big Bend Cloggers. Paul "Bub" Williams performs at 2 p.m., and the auction is at 3 p.m. · · There will also be a cow drop, 30-foot inflatable obstacle course, face painting for kids and a 50/SO drawing. · • CROWN CIT.Y - Annual fall festival at the Crown City Volunteer Fire Departmeni is this Saturday, featuring foiod, fun, games and live music and begins at I0 a.m. An auction will be held at 4 p.m. . If unable to attend but would like 10 contribute 10 the VFD, send donations to the Crown City Volunteer Fire Department, P.O. Box 316, Crown City, Ohio 45623. Sternwheel, ribs festival VFD plans hog roast Holcombe to perform NELSONVILLE - North Carolina's Malcolm Holcombe will present a concert at Stuart's Opera House in Nelsonville at 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 12. · Holcombe has been described as a "one of the kind songwriter, rugged and rustic, whose visage appears to be carved of granite, and whose voice is a sculpture crafted of tree bark and discarded railroad iron." His performances are said .to be intense and have a sound that combines harmonica folk, acoustic blues, string band country and small town soul. MARlETTA - The eignth annual Sternwheel Rockin' Rib Fest is set to kick off in downtown · Marietta Thursday, Sept. 4 from 6 to 10 p.m. w.ith a concert and · some of the tastiest, mouth-watering ribs around! The Rib Fest takes place at the Lafayette Hotel parking lot and is Ofganized by the Marietta. Washingtpn County Convention & Visitors Bureau. Rib Fest activities begin at 6 p.m. with ribs being Tickets are still' available. They are $12 in advance served until 9 p.m. (or until they are gone). or $15 at the door. For more information call (740) Admission is. $15 ages 12 and up; $10 under 12; and 753:1924 or visit our website at www.stuartsopem· · · . kids 5 and under are free. The event features an out- house.org: ' " fly his lawnmower, always a qowd pleaser. As usual, the airport's own Screaming Chicken Skydiving team will open and close the show. There will also be hang gliders and it will be possible to hitch a ride in one. These aircraft will be towed into the air and then released to fly as long . as they can over Pumpkin Ridge withouf power. · If all goes as planned, chicken dinners will be available before noon and airplane rides given by members of the Vinton County Pilots and Boosters Association will be offered after the show. A donation will be asked at the gate. The Vinton County Airport is located abo'ut 6 miles north of McArthur just off St. Rt . 93 on Airport Road. • 740-446-5381 Monday. September 1 . Volleyball Eastern at Vinton County, 6 p.m. Galli a Academy at Chillicothe, 5:15p.m. South Gallia. Wellston at OVC (tri ), 5 p.m. Southern at Hannan, TBA , Golf f\lver VaHey, Buffalo, Fairland at Ga111a Academy {Cliffside), 4:30p.m. I l . I For more information, contact Air Show Chairman Nick Rupert at (740) 357-0268 or Steve Keller at (740) 418-2612 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5. p.m., Monday through Friday. Cabela stournament set at Point park · POINT ·PLEASANT, W. Va. released after the tournament. Registration forms are avail ' - Fishing enthusiasts need to have their tackle box and fishing able at the tourism center in poles ready for the upcoming Point Pleasant, and entries also Cabela's Ktng Kat tournament. will be accepted at the mandataThe tournament, which is slat- ry meeting at 5:30 a.m. at the ed 'for this Saturday at the Point w.eigh-in site prior to the tournaPleasant Riverfront Park, w'ill provide an opportunity for local ment. anglers and clubs to compete for In addition to the Cabela's cash, prizes and a chance to King Kat tournament, there will advance to the Cabela's King be the Cabeta·'s King Kat Kids Kat Classic scheduled Sept. 26- fishing rodeo. That event wlll 27. · take place at Krodel Park and is According to a news .release, open to cnildren ages 12 · and the tournament is conducted under. Sign-ups ar~ scheduled at through the C~bela'.s King Kat the tournament weigh-in site. In tournament trail, wh1ch was ere- order to pariicipate all children .' · · ated to g1Ve the grown number of catfish anglers, clubs and . must be accompamed by a parorganizations an opportunity to ent or g~ar~1an .. . The k1ds f1shmg ro_deo IS free shine in the spotlight with the first ever "Classic" of competi- of charge. and all children who tive catfish angling. enter will receive a prize . .In As the tournament is a team addition, all children entered event, teams must consist of one will be registered for a chance io or two participants. However, a win one of four $5,000 scholarthird teammate may accompany ships. Following the .weigh-in, the team if he or she is under 16 test proaucts from the tournayears pf age or over 65 years of ment's national sponsors will be age. The team entry fee IS $200. . . . · · h d led drawn. Also, partiCipants w1ll tle Th e t ournamen I 1s sc e u r 'bl f h . to last from 6:30 a.m. 10 3 p.m. e 1g1 e or a c ance to wm an Weigh-ins are set to follow at 4· 18-foot ~eaArk boat and tra1ler, p.m., with a five fish limit per wh1ch Will be g1ven away at the team. In order to help preserve Classic. For more informatioll , call · the. sport, only live fish will be . weighed · and. all f1sh will be (304) 675-6788. At Holzer Clinic, You Can Always Count on•.. HOLZER CLINIC. (Gelco lnv), 10 a.m. ' McARTHUR - Plans are underway for the Vinton County Air Show, which will be held Sunday, Sept. 21 at the Vinton County Airport, just north of McArthur. There will be several new per. formers this year and a good variety of activities and treats including the airport's famous barbecued chicken dinners. · As 'it stands now, three Chinese Yaks will tly in from Michigan to demonstrate formation flying and each pilot will do an individual performance. A high performance Pitts from Indiana will perform. Military pilot Steve Larken from ,Parkersburg, W.Va. , will perform for the second year and will thrill the audience with a death defying performance just as he did last year. There will be at least two radio controlled "3-D" performers who will put their model planes through their paces in maneuvers not possible in full scale planes. One RC flyer will Southern . . .golf sneaks J?.ast Tomcats STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - In sports, you only have to win a team event by one point. With that said, Southern golf was victorious · last Thursday during a Tri- Valley Conference Hocking Division m a t c h against vis" i t i n g Trimble at L...ll-=__..., Pine Hills Golf Club. Harris T h e Tornadoes (4-1 TVC Hocking) won their t h i r d straight league competition with a team score _. D of 172, bet·~ · e~ tering the Tomcats' tally of 173. ·Senior Bryan Harris led the Purple and Gold with a ;!.:Over par round of 36, finiShing the evening with iDc::dalist honors . Taylor - Please see GoH, '1 1 · •. CoNTACT US Medital Excellence. Local Carin&· www.holzerclinic.com Lady Marauders stay·perfect on se~on, beat Trimble in·3 STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILVSENTINEL.COM GLOUSTER - Meigs volleyball stayed unheaten this 2008 season during a straight-game 25-13, 25-19, 25-22 triumph at Trimble Wednesday night during a Tri-Valley Conference interdi visional matchup in Athens County. The Lady Marauders (5-0) have won 15-of-17 games played this season, includtng posting their third shutout of the year against the Lady Tomcats. The Maroon and Gold once again gave a collective performance, posting team totals of 32 kills, 31 assists Cross Country Meigs, Eastern, Southern: River Valley at Athens Invite (Ohio U.), 9:30a.m. Gallia Academy at Cabeti-Midland Elizabeth RlgeVphoto Prep Volleyb.all Roundup 1-740-446·2342. ext. 33 ~··- 1·740·446·3006 E.mall- sportsOmydailysenlinel.com ~Po.rts Staff Bryan Walters, Sports Writer (740) 446·2342. ext 33 bwaltersO mydallytrlbune .com Larry Crum, Sports Wrlt"r (740) ·446·2342. ext 33 lcfumo,Tydallyregister.com and seven blocks - as well · action today when it hosts blocks, II assists and had as going 69-of-74 from the Athens at Larry R. Morri son three aces in an overall solid service line . Gxmnasium. The JV game night at the next. Noe added Sophomore Shellie Bailey · w1ll st<\f( at 6 p.m. four aces and a block to her led the scoring with II end of night numbers .. BLUE ANGELS VANQUISH VC points, followed by Morgan Megan Foster wasn't far Howard with seven and behrnd her teammate s 'with MoARTHUR - Another eight points while adding a Catie.Wolfe with six points. Meri VanMeter and Tricia strong start by the Gallia trio of kills, blocks and aces A~ademy volleyball team. . . for the Angels. Rounding out Smith both had five points in the winning cause, while Th e Blue ,Angel s (4-0) the scoring for Gallia Bailey Wolfe moved to 4-0 on the young Academy was Hannah Emalee Glass was close s~ason witli a commanding Cunningham with si'x points behind with four. Chandra s.traight set victory over and Samantha Barnes with Stanley also had one point. MHS made it a clean Wolfe led rhe net attack sweep of the night with a Vinton County 25-14, 25-16 three points. wi.th 13 kill s, followed by straight-game victory in and '25-14 Wednesday night Cunningham led the team in assists with 17, while al so Bailey with nine and the junior varsity contest. in McArthur. Stanley with seven . Glass The JV squad is also 5-0 on Alexi& Geiger and Amy adding a pair of aces and led the passing attack with the year. Noe led the charge with 14 kill s. Barnes added three 16 assists and Smith added a Meigs - 2-0 in the Tri- points· and 13 points respec- kills, a block and a dig for dozen. Stanley had a team- Valley Conference Ohio tively and five kills apiece. . .. ' Geiger also added three Please see Volleyball, Bl high six blocks. Division - returns to league . Ohio. Prep Football - Week 3 Roundup Southern opens ~008 home season with Rebels; ,Eagles and Marauders hit the road won the last three contests. SHS last won in 2004 by a 12-9 count. Kickotl is slated There is a for 7:30p.m. STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM RACINE first time for everythin~. which will be the case th1s WHITE fALCONS HOST EAGLES Friday night when a pair of from MASON, W,Va. - After winless teams Southern and South Gallia posting win s last week over battle in a pivotal Week 3 ·Southern and South · Gallia non•conference football respectively, the Wahama . matchup at Roger Lee White Falcons and the Adams Field. Eastern Eagles prepare to The Tornadoes (0-2) will extend their early season be making their 2008 home success · on the gridiron debut, and the trip home will when the two neighboring . be a welcome sight. The schools clash at 7:30 p.m. Purple and Gold have been Friday on the White Falcons outscored in two mad games home turf. · this year by a 94-3 margin. Wahama, fresh off a sea- · Those two losses were at son opening 59-0 thrashing Symmes Valley (35-3) and over visiting Southern, will at Wahama (59-0) last week- try and duplicate the fast end. start it -experienced against The Rebels (0-2) haven't the Tornadoes when the. fared much better this sea- Bend Area gridders scored son. SGHS has yet to score a touchdowns on its first two point in any of the first three offensive plays. Coach Ed quarters and are being Cromley's WHS football outscored on the year by a eleven went on to send six 76-28 margin. Those two different White Falcons into losses were against visiting the end zone while racking Waterford (41-20) in Week I up more than 500 yards of and at Eastern (35-8) last tarat offense in the oneweek in Tuppers Plains. sided victory. The Red and Gold are Eastern also enjoyed · a averaging 14 points and break-out contest last week 177.5 total yards per game when the Eagles snapped a offensively, as well as three-year home losing skid allowing 38 points and with a convincins 35-8 tri431.5 total yards per game umph over visilm!l South on defense. SGHS has been Galli a. The inspirmg win outscored 62-0 in the first over the Rebels evened the half this year. Meigs County teams 2008 · Southem 's lone points of season record at 1-1 on the the s.eason came in the sec: ye,ar. In its season opener on ond quarter of Week I and is the road at Alexander the also scoreless in its last six Eagles committed an periods. SHS is averaging astounding eight turnovers 1.5 points and 163.5 total in dropping a disappointing yards per game on offense, 48,14 TVC decision to the while allowing 47 points Spartans. Wahama and Eastern have and 468.5 wat yards per Bryan Waltarlliphoto game defensively. met continuously for the The Tornadoes lead the . past 26 years with the White Eastern senior Zach Hendrix, left, runs downfield after hauling in a pass during last Friday's Week 2 football contest against South Gall ia at East Shade River Stadium in Tuppers all-time serie's by a 6-5 margin, but the Rebels have Ple,se see..Ohlo. Bl Plains .. The Eagles he·ad. to Mason , W.Va. , this Friday to take on Wabama. W.Va. Prep Football -Week 2 Roundup ·Point, Hannan both look to rebound · STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - Last week was not the start Point Pleasant was looking for. After stunning performances from sophomore Allen Wasonga and senior Derek Mitchell, the Big Blacks (0-1) put themselves in a position to finally get one back from cross-river rival Gallia Academy a(ter three quarters of · nearly flawless play, but a• fumble on the two yard line late in the fourth quarter turned a potential win into a heartbreaking 28-21 loss to the Devil s. Hopefully this Friday will be the remedy Point Larry Crumlphoto Pleasant needs to get over Point Pleasant's Derek MitGhell goes for an interception the Week I blues. ' The Big Blacks will host while Caleb Wasonga (18) watches during a high school football game against Gallia Academy last Friday at Cardinal Co9ference foe Sissonville (0-1) who is also Memorial Reid in Gallip~lis. • v reeling from a dis~ppointing . caught off-guard again. first week after suffering a Other than the five 41 -19 setback to turnovers and a non-existent Chapmanville last Friday. passing game, the Big And this Friday will also Blacks were firing on all be a chaQ,Ce for Point cylinders rushing the .ball Pleasant to try and get a lit- and on defense. Point tie redemption after last Pleasant produced 222 yards year's embarrassing 40-7 of offense with a majority of season opening loss· at the that coming from Wasonga · hands of the Indians . and Mitchell , Wasonga Last year's result was scored all three PPHS touchshockin·g to say the least as downs and rushed for 156 Sissonville snappe<.l a five- yards on 14 carries despite game win streak by Point missing a majority of the Pleasant and scored more second half due to cramping. points in that game than il Mitchell added another 92 had in the previous nine yards on 13 carries to progames combined. Comlng duce a deadly one-two into last year's meeting the punch. Big Blacks had shut out On the other side of the Sissonville three straight ball Point Pleasant's defense years,' but like the game limited the' Blue Devils to against Gallia Academy. 202 yards with 74 yards over half a dozen turnovers coming -through the air and allowed Sissonville to run another 128 coming on the away with the win. ground. . This year, however. don't . look for Point Pleasant to be •Please see Football, Bl ' �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Thursday, September 4, 2008 www .mydailysentinel.com www.mydallysentinel.com UI:ribune - Sentinel - l\egt~ter CLASSIFIED OUR ' EXPERTS' BREAK DOWN THIS.WEEK'S HIGH SCHQOL FOOTBALL GAMES . ' •' Galli a ' . •' E-mail classlfted@mydailytribune.com Rr ya n Walter" Spnrb \'Vm t·r R t'< ord 1,,_.J. L.r ~t w~ t• k ( \\llliH;'I ' Ill l) - 1 boJd,) Larry C rum ~pon ., \Vr Hn l~ t' l ord 12- H LN Wtt k ;) - ~ ( \\ 11111 ~ I\ Ill QQ.ld) {,d!J., '\, ,dtllll Chilrlie Shepherd. .It ltl'l md 11 -1'1 L.r' t \Vn·k : 7- .' 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"Saturday Morning Sports Cliilics" 9:00am Holzer Clinic Sycamore Branch • 740-446-5818 Football fromPageBl But all that memll nothing as five turnovers erased nearly all of the progress made. And, like Point Pleasant, Sissonville had ' an equally di sappointing firs t week . The Indians surrendered over 300 yards on the ground to Chapmanville with David Wiley racking up 214 yards on 18 carries and Joey Stevens breaking the 100-yard mark with 118 yard s on 13 carries. Stevens also provided most of the ·scoring for Chapmanville , scoring four times . He had two rushing touchdowns, a receiving touchdown and a score off of an interception m the blowout. · 1f the deadly Point Pleasant rushing attack is clicking once again . Ohio from PageBI Falcons lead ing the senes with Its cross -nve nei ghbors by a 20-fi margin . The Bend Area te am has won the last six encounters including a 32-0 shutout win in 2007 when the Eagles posted a 28 campa1gn. Eastern last sco red a win over the White Falcons in 2001 to culminate a three game victory strin g by the Eagles. Through two outings on the current campaign second year co ach Kevin Wel sh's Eastern squad has ut ilized the services of a pair of quarterbacks in sophomore Brayden Pratt and junior Michael Johnson . Johnson threw for 93 yards and a touchdown against Alexa;1der while Pratt passed for I 04 yards and . two scores in the Eag le s win over South G allia. Juni or Kelly Winebrenner, sophomore Klint Connery a nd sophomo re Brad Stone are expected to get the startin g assignments on Friday wi th sophom o res Ryan Shook and Kyl e Connery also expected to see action 111 the Eastern bac ktield on Frid<ty. Ky le Co nne ry i' th e Eagle' l e<~dmg "o1e1 w1th two rece1vmg touchdown ' I Golf Volleyball and one rushing score with Klint Connery scoring twice with one running TD and another recetving. Winebrenner and Shook have on e scoring toll chdown apiece on the young 2008 sea,.~on. John son will likely get the call at wide-receiver with Pratt the start at quarterback with senior Jordan Ktme s also gettin,\\ a start at a receiver position. The in ten or line most likely will conSist of seniors Zach Moore, Zach, Hendrix and Ben Buckley along with junior Jeff Milhoan and Ryan Amos. Wahama used the big play in defeating Southern with six of th e Falcons nine touchdown s comin~ from beyond 50 yards. Jumor running back Micaiah Branch picked ~p Where he left off from a year ago with two touchdowns and a 182 yard effon in just seven carries. Sophomore Ryan . Lee scored once and picked up 59 yards m three cames in a re serve role with senior Ky le Zerkle claiming 50 yards and a score in three tne s. Sc mor Jacob Roach · caught a 50 yard touchdown pass w ith se nior Garrett Underwood also hauling in a 26 yard scoring toss . Junior quarterback William Zuspan connected on three of six passes for 87 yards and two touchdowns with junior Colin Pierce imerceptiilg a Southern pass and racin g 58 yards for a score. The White Falcon line is likely to consist of senior Colby Davis. senior Trey Anderson and senior Jimmy Grimm along with juniors. Kevin Klingensmith and Ethan McGrew. Junior Luke ln~els is questionable after bemg unavailable for the Southern contest because of a n injury. Also expected to see plenty of action after impressive outings last week against Southern will be sophoiT)ore Elijah Honaker, junior Matt Dangerfield, sophomore Jacob Browning and sophomore Tyler Kitchen. Parents' Night will be observed at the Bend Area campus with pre-game fes tivities scheduled to begin at 7 p.m . with kickoff slated for a }:30 p.m. start RAIDERS BATTLE MEIGS CHESHIRE - There's no pl ace like home. Rive r Valley will find out first-hand . Friday night against a team that can say a thin g or two about home• field advantage thi s season as the Raiders will o pen their 2008 home campai~pt at Raider Field against visning Meigs in a Week 3 non- ' Nathan Roush and Andrew Roseberry also tired matching 50s for the hosts. THS was led by' Joel Barrett with· a 39, followed by matching 41 s from Taylor Russell and Joseph Dunlap. Tyler Davis concluded the Red and Gray scoring with a 52. Joel In Next Day's Paper Sunday In-Column : 9:00a .m . Friday For Sundays Paper Publication Sunday Display: 1:00 p.m . Thursday for Sundays • All ads must be prepaid' Description • Include A Price • Avo1d Abbreviations conference matchup. IRONTON AWAITS CAHS the Devils, Week 3 promises · The Raiders (0-2) have to be the toughest test of the been outscored 75-6 in both IRONTON - After two early campaign. of their road games this sea- weeks of the 2008 high The Orange and Black so n - including a 33-0 set- school football season, hold a 39-12 overall niark back last weekend at Oak Gallia Academy is one of <jgainst GAHS all-time, three remaining including a heartbreaking Hill - so home will be a · only welcome sight for the Silver Southeastern Ohio Athletic 29-26 setback last season in League programs ~ith an the Old French City. IHS .(Iand Black th1s Friday night. ·unblemtshed record -join- I) also enters Friday night The Marauders, on the ing the likes of Logan and fresh off a 54-6 home wiQ other hand, have been perJackson as Week 3 over Om; Lady Mt Carine! fect so far this year with a 2(Canada) last weekend, fol0 overall mark - includin~ approaches. The Blue Devils (2-0) will lowing a heartbreaking 23back-to-back home wins try to remain perfect this 22 loss at Wheelersburg. against Coal Grove (18-7) early gridiron season when Ironton enters Week 3 and Fairland last week, 26they travel to historic Tanks averaging 38 points per 23. This will be the first road Memorial Stadium· to battle game offensively and 14.5 game for MHS this fall. the Iroiuon Fighting Tigers points on defense . The The Maroon and Gold are (1-1) in the SEOAL opener Tigers also accumulated 471 averaging 22 points and 237 for 'both schools this Friday total yards of offense last total yards per game offen- night. Kickoff is scheduled week, including 314 of sively, while allowing just for 7:30p.m. those from the traditional 15 points· and 264 total yards GAHS has been involved running game. per game on defense. The in a couple of nail-biters IHS had three running Marauders have been .out· over the past two weekends, backs amass over 50 yards gained in total Y!irdage dur- both of which have yielded last week, led by Chance ing both triumphs . positive results. TI1e Blue Freeman with 67, yards and RVHS is averaging just and White fought off a three touchdowns on six three points per game offen- stingy Athens team in Week carries . Keith Wetzel had 59 sively and are also allowing I with a· 31-22 road deci - yards on nine carries and 37.5 points per contest. sion, then stole a win away Major Brice added 54 yards Meigs leads the all-time from visiting Point Pleasant on seven totes . series by a 12-3 margin, last weekend at Memorial Starting quarterback including a 41-14 decision Field by a 28-21 count. Johnathan Schweickhart in last. year 's contest at Bob Gallia Academy has aver- was 6-of-10 passing for Ill Robens Field. aged 29.5 points and 24 2 yards and a TD, and River Valley last be at total yards per game offen- Fairland transfer Michael MHS back in 2003 by a 14- sively in those two tri- Lamb hauled in four passes 12 margin. Meigs current umph s, as well as allowing · for 139 yards and a score. winning streak stands at four 21.5 points and 225.5 yards The last' tirfle GAHS played at 'The Tank' two s trai ght in . this series . as a defensive unit. Ki c kolf is sc heduled for But as tough as the previ- years ago , the Devils were ous two weeks have been for victorious by a 14-7 margin. 7 :30p.m. •I r r . 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To!Jo r A Program substitutes needed to work at Carlt!lon School& Me1gs tndustnes Teachers dassroom a1des, Registered Nurse or LPN. bus dnvers. van drwers and adult sarvtee workers to work w1th ch1l· dren and adults w1th devel· opmenta l d1sabtltties H1gh • School d•ptoma or GED E)(penence preferred but Hammg 1s avatlatile Subm1t · applicatiOn or resume to Ca rleton Schooi!Me1gs lndustnes 1310 Carleton Street. PO Box 307 Syracuse. Ohto 45779 1 • l!!!i . '. r J~.~~~~~~h~e~la~w~.~~~~~C~all~4~4~6-~40~5:3 i ' i I II t £ J. fl WMTID HELP W,\Nll:D r Dixon also shot a 52 and Nick Neel posted a 58. At the midway point of the season, SHS currently sits second behind unbeaten Waterford. SHS returns to action today when it travels to Waterford for another TVC Hockin~ corttest, this time at Lakestde Golf Club. The event starts at4:30 p.m. The Lady Angels will moved back to .500 overall return to action Thursday in· the process - following night with a trio of games Tuesday night ' s straightstarting at 5:15 p .m. at game ~ictory over visiting Gallia Academy High · Fairland 25-22. 25-9, 25-22. The Lady Rebels (2-2) SchooL The freshmen team will picked up their first home be first against Athens while win of the season in conboth the reserve and varsity vincing fashion, posting teams take on Ironton with team tallies of 50 points, 14 the reserve team up first aces and eight blocks in the starting at 6 p.m. triumph - as well as many kills. . Chandra Canaday paced SGHS DOWNS FAIRLAND the Red and Gold with 18 points, followed by Hailee MERCERVILLE South Gallia volleyball Swain with II and Rachel improved to 2-0 this season Stanley with seven. against Ohio Valley Canaday also had a team Conference teams and high seven aces. • All Display: 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days UJ!o'fAND GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED ~ • Start Your Ads With A Keyword e lnc:lude Complete . \\\Ot \(I \11 \I"' ._~--------------· The Jac~on County Farm Ruth A Kuby, Calf me at Sennce. 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Business Tralnlng ....................................... 140 1d-,M-et-e-ni-Y-ar_d_ at least 10 years ot work1ng are be1ng accepted tor all Pubhshtng Co. Is seeking a 9am·? Baby 10 plus $ 2 00 Sale on Staff House Rd expenence m accountmg. pOSitions and wtll be motwated. people·Orlented ', ··. Campers & Motor Homea ................ ..... .. .... 790 900 sq ft House , full sz Camping Equlpment ................... : .. ........ ..... 780 bag sale Rain or shme PI Pleasant Frl Sth & Send Resume to Da1 ly retatned tor one year. Those tndtYidualto fill a vacancy basement, new roof ctty mthe news deparlment Cards of Thanks .......................................... OIO waler, Redmond Ad m Ram or Shthe 4 tam1ly Sal 6th 9·2 t~rst Rd to left S~nttnel. P 0 BOX 729·39, posttlons focused on at thts as a sportswriter The sucChlld/Eidarly Cara ....................................... l90 It me are Pomeroy, OH 45769. Hende.rson , great view yard/bake sale. Frl 9/5 from by Farm Museum· cessful candidate Will Electrical/Refrigeration ................. : ............. 840 • Plant Manager 538 000 304·757·9192 8·5 & Sal 916 from 8·4 138 "' l :::-"_.Fa:.:":;gro.;,u.n.d _ _ , An El(cellenl w~ to earn · F'rot:ess Applications cover high school attllet1cs . ; · Equipment lor RenL ................................... 480 Buhl Morton Ad WANnlJ 1n the area for the datly money. The New Avoq · ·.; Excavatlng ............. ....... ............................... BJO Engtneer Bnck Home 2 1/2 bath. 6BA. ed1tton of the newspaper Call Manlyn 304-882·2645 Farm Equlpment .... .. ..................... ...............610 • Press Technlctan Sat 916 from 8·2 on Garners ro Ruv FA LR . ./1 fireplace s. huge as mil as ass1sl with the Farms for RenL ...........................................430 Ford Rd otl Cllerry Ridge. ~~--....iliiiiiiirii--rl AVONI All Areas' To Buy or * Qualtty Engmeer detached garage. 4+ acres production of sports . .. Farms tor Sale .............................................. 330 Baby stuff & m1sc and pond , fenced. VERY Absolute Top Dollar s1l· Sell Slltrley Spears, 304· Interested candidates may pages El(cellent wrttmg .: ,.. ForLease .................. ................................... 490 submd resumes to NICE! Call 740-379·9887 Sept 4&5 at 2993 SA 141. ver/gold co1ns , any 675·1429 and English SkillS, photog· For Sale ........................................................ 585 Miba boys and gtrls clothes, lawn 1 OK/14K/18K gold jewelry. '' For Sale or Trade ......................................... 590 5037 North State Roule 60 raphy skills and knowledge cha1rs,and turnlture Bam· ?- dental gold, pre .1935 US FEDERAL : ,- Fruits & Vegetebles .. ................................... sao of desktop publishing. are McConnelsville, OH 43756 Currency, prooflmmt sets, POSTAL JOBS sought The poSitiOn •s lull' ,; Furnished Rooms ........................................ 450 c/o M iba Sinter USA Sepl 4, 5, 6 at 99 Wolf Run d1amonds. MTS Coin Shop, $17.89·$28.27fhr.. now hlr· lime, 40 hourS a week, • • , General Haullng ... ........................................ 850 Rd 4 3 mt S of Ato Grande 151 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis 1ng. For application and tree Resume With benefits. Interested . , . Glveaway ...................................................... 040 or vta ematl to tn Rt. 325 379-2424. M1sc, 446·2842 governement JOb mlo, call : . · Happy Ada .................................................... 050 parties can send resumes house goods, men 8. wornAmerican Assoc of Labor 1- hr reply@mlba-us com, RE to Kev1n kelly, Managtng All real ..tate advertialng " Hay & Graln .................................................. 640 Smler POSition ens clothes L·3X, Kenmore Junk cars pay1ng $50·$300 913·599·B226, 24/hrs emp In lhla newspaper Ia '- ' ' HelpWanted .... .......................... .............. : .... 110 Ed1tor. Oh1o Valley AJC 220, to much to h st II no answer. leave a massubject to the Fecleral •,; Home lmprovementa ................................... 810 serv. Middleton Estates ts currentPubllsh1 ng Co . 825 Third Fair Housing Act of 1968 . ' Homes for Sale ............................................ 310 Sept 5·6 from 9·5 at 13171 sage. 740·388·0011 ScllOOI.-' Help wanted Aetati/Cashter ly accephng apphcattons tor Ave . GallipOliS, Oh10 wtlleh makes It Illegal to · Household Goods ............................ ........... 510 SA 554 1.mt east ott 160 .• ShoP Press . 20 ton mtni- Full Ttme, Drug Test, a FuU t1me AN SuperviSOr 45631,orkkelly@mydal· IM>1'RUC.110N ad~tertlae .. any Houses tor Rent .......................................... 410 Tools. huntmg , flst11ng 1tems, mum , Serger Sewmg Background Check, Drivers Posrt1on Applications can be .,.=,;ly1;,.n,.·b,un:a.er.:.•oo,m==.., preference, llmitallon or In Memorlam ................................................ 020 camo, mens. womens boys Machine . 3 or 4 Thread License and current submitted at 8204 Carla ,.. Taylor • Staffing Neeae Gelllpotla Career College dlseflminatlon baaed on lnsurance ..................................................... 130 clothes s1zes 12·18 740-992-7603 {Caree rs ClOse To Home) . nu:e , color. religion, IIX Insurance required, Send Drive. Gallipolis, Ohio, "You\ Lawn & Garden Equlpment.. ...................... 660 Call Today! 740·446·4367, familial 11atus or national Resume to. Dally Sentinel, M onday through Fnday, Sam Now hiring State Tested Yard Sale Fnday 9·5 Toots & etc mach· power F'O Sox 729·41 , Pomeroy, to 4pm Resumes may tl9 8· Llvestock .................................. .................. .. 630 origin, or any Intention to Nurs1ng A ss1stants, 1·800·2 14·0452 1 Georges Creek Ad · Kelly tools carpenter toots lawn & Oh 45769 e e 0. -~· Lost and Found ...... ..................... ... ............. 060 make any such ~ gall ipol< !lt:areercoll8ge edu · matted to angleOsudden· Licensed PractiCal Nurses ! ,- Lots & Acreage. ,, .......................................... 350 D~nvl"e•8-.30-~1-~--~ garden knifes ~ watches, preference, llmlts11on or Ac credoted Member Accre~lltrlg hnkmall com. N o phone calls and AN's EOE 11 4 YARD SALE· •. Mlecellaneous ................... ........................... 170 Councol for lrodependenj Colleges dlac:rimlnetlon " Jewelry Buv trade or sell HousekeAper needed. Apply w .. ::lll::be:..•::cca:.:::p:..t•::•~-:-:-=::::Excellent Wages and Scllools 127-tB 1,. Miscellaneous Merchandise ....................... 540 PoMtiROYiMIDULE home 388·1515 01 call 208- at Regency Inn 151 Upper WANTED· Flex1ble Schedules " Mobile Home Repalr.................................... 860 new•IMP'' will not 0320 Rtver Rd Gallipolis, Oh10. PLUMBERS Call740·446-3305 tor Sholokan Karate Classes- Thisknowingly ' .,, Mobile Home• for Rent ............................... 420 accept - - - - - - - - 446·0241 Local restdent1a1 plumbmg appomtment. New class beg1ns Mon advertlaaments for real Mobile Homes for Sale................) ............... 320 tst yard sate of the yea~ Tools & etc mach· power - - - - - - - - contractor accepting appli· eatate which Ia in 41 108 Laurel Cliff Ad. Just ,tools carpenter tools lawn & Overbrook Rehabilitation cations for plumbers w1th ~a:'~~~~~ Sept. Slh at Carleton School, "· Money to Loan ............................................. 220 passed Alligalor Jacks. Saf, garden kmfes & watches. Center is no'w accephng new restdential construction L--~~~~-....1 Syracuse. Monday s & violation of the law Our , • Motoreyclee & 4 Wheelers .......................... 740 readers are hereby ~ Musical lnstruments ................................... 570 Sept.6, Starts at 9 00 AM jewelry BtJy trade or still. applicatiOns tor a full time expenence Excellent wage Wanted· dump truck dnvers. Thursdays 6 OOpm For Informed that all -·· · Personala .............. :..................... :................ oos - - - - - - - - home 388·1515 ot cell 208- Maintenance AssiStant Thts and beneftt package. local work, musl pass drug more Info (7./1 0)378-6144 dwellings advtrtiMd In .. ' Pets lor Sale ........ .... ................................... 560 4 family garage Sale Friday 0320 wHI be a short term poSitiOn. Applicants must have valid test, have COL & al(pen· 110 lhtl newapapar are Sept.5 & Sat 6 unltl noon. --------'~- Mus1 have Sl(per1ence ·tn 0 hto 0rrvers · Ll cense Drug· ence, start1ng $10 an hr . MISl.'U ,L..\N•:ous •.. • Plumbing & Heatlng .................. .................. 820 available on an equal First house on lett past Ftfne Want tfl buy JUNK Cars general maintenance includ- free wor~ place. Call (614) send resume 10 oa1ty ·· ·' Professional Servlces ................................. 230 opportunity ba..e. ,' .: Radio, TV & CB Repalr ..........; .................... 160 H111 Golf COUrse on W1ll Hill $260.00 Full Car 740·4 16· In~ carpentry, pl4mblng, 491-2519 between 9·00 and Sentinel PO Bo11 729·43. 1 1594. ·, Real Eatale Wanled ..................................... 360 Road. electrical, telephone and 5·00 P.M Monday through Pomeroy, Oh 45769 Pet Cremations Call 740· ~ -· ' Schools Instruction............... ...................... 150 AACO SChOiar!hip -W-an-t-lo_bu_y_Ju_n_k_C_a_IO_,ca - ll cable Installation. painting, Fnday. Job Sites ts In ---'~----- ~44iJ6~·3:_:,74::;5"-!o----~ Foreclosure 4br.. only Seed , Plant & Fertilizer .............................. 650 Vard Sale.Star M•l l 740.388.()88.4 grounds work, evaluation Athens, Ohio wv . BOhr Underground WANTEil $25 0001 Pnced to Set! I For ·1 Situations Wenled ...................... ................. t20 Park.Raclne. Sept 9 from 9· and inspectiOn of emer- ~=PO:S;_T:_O;_F;_F_IC-E:-N~O,-W-,.- Miner Class. starting soon L,--~T:,;•,;,l~[)(~)~-~ ~~~;gs 800-620·4946 ex ~ .' Space for Rent ............................:................ 460 6 Sept 10 from 9-4 Sept 11 gency equtpment Item Whlt·Co·Trammg 3~·372· •· Sporting Goods .......................... ................. 520 HIRING -------from9-2. all 1tems 112 pnce assem bty, andb 01 Ier system 8346 Avg Pay $20/hr or All Types Masonry, Brtck , I . . suv·a tor Ssle .............................................. 720 and Qothing $1.00 a bag Reduced Pnce. 4 bedroom. Ch I C operation. ontact ar a : ••.. Truckt for Sala .............................. .. ............ 715 N 1 Brow n . Mc G u 1r e , $57Kiyr, includes Block, Stone Free Esttmata · 2 112 bath log hOme, 34286 h Th k 110 tems eac day an s JIELrWANl'EI> 1 Fed Ben, OT (740)416·7305- 304·593- New Crew Ad. Pomeroy, lg 1, ·· Upholstery ................................................... 870 forewyour supporl , Adm1n1strator With questions , Vans For Sale ........................... .................... 730 pole build1ng & out bu1ldmg at (740)992·6472.. Oua1tf1ed F'laced by adSource, not 6./121 • · ·Wanted to Buy ............................................. 090 on 6 acres wlpond , Vord sale A LOCAL MANUFACTUR· candidales may apply at 333 alfdta1ed with USPS who · Wanted to Buy· Farm Supplles .................. 620 Dodnll's Pnvate Home Care (616)668·0758 Sept.4,5,&6 Children & adult EA IS taking applica!IOns for Page Streel, Middleport. Oh .,t~~~~~~~ Opening lor one elderty 'man -----~-­ ·~t· Wanted To Do ..... ....................... .................. IBO size clothing. some plus E'xP'rltncad 45760 EOE We!dijrs, ,,. , wanted to Rent... ................., ... ................. .. .470 or woman Total care prov1d· Reduced!•New. Never lived size Books. household Please apply Mig ~-r"""'MI 1n person at , Yard Solo- GalllpoUo .. ...... ............................012 ed for your loved one. tn 2br 2 ba\11 w/ whtrlpool ltl!ms!Uoys 1/2 m1les past 2150 Ave, ·' ' Yard S81o-Pomeroy/Middlo .... ..................... 074 F'r lvate pay only. PttSCIIIa tubs. large LR on 3 acres Taz'& Marathon on State Gallipolis,Eastern OH ~ IN THE CLASSIFIEDS Yord Sole-Pl. Pleoaent ................................ 076 mfl $75,()(X) 740·446·7029 Dodrill. 740·388·31 ~3 At.7 N. Rainor cancels ... Get back into action with Dr. Kelly Roush, Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician. . . *POLICIES* Ohio Valley Publishing reserves the right to edH, reject or cancel an~ ad at any time ,.Errors Must B Reported on the firs a~ of publication an he Tribune-Sentinel agister will b eaponslble for n ore than the cost o he space occuple the error and onl he first Insertion. W hall not be liable fa ny loss or expens .. Oearltlr~ Daily In-Column : 9:00 a.m. Monday-Friday for Inser1:1on Shendan at Chillicothe .1t' Chesapeake Sissonvil le could be in for Van into a safety to tally a long mght. . the final 8-0 Paden City It will all come down to victory. Van was held to who holds . on to the foot- 124 yards in the setback from Page Bl ball as both teams come and never could find the into Friday 's matchup hun- . endzone. gry for that firs~ win of the Like Ha.nnan, both teams Deem was next with a 42, se ason . struggled to get going dur- followed by Alex Hawley ing the opening week and and Zach Ash with respecHANNAN TRAVELS TO VAN ' both are hoping to open tive rounds of 45 and 49 for things up and find some the victors. VAN , W.Va. - Growing offense Friday night. pains once· again bit the And the Wildcats will Hannan ." Wildcat s last need to pull out all the Saturday as the VaHey- stops to prevent last year's Wetzel Lumberjacks rolled 46-0 loss at the hands of from PageBI to a 42-6 victory over the Van. Hannan did recetve a few As hton squad to open the nice performances la st ·the visllors. season. including Jacob While Saturday's loss week Kacie Shoemaker led seemed like just another Taylor who scored the GAHS defensively with 25 season opening loss for the teams only touchdown on a dig s, while Mollie Blake Wildcats, in truth Hannan nine-yard scamper in the · added six blocks and five learned a lot from that first fourth quarter. Quarterback ki li s. Brea Close added a matchup aod hopes to use Joe Kelley, running back pair of block s and two kills that knowledge Friday Robert Warth, center and Amanda McG!'tee had night when it meets fellow Shane Cornell and defen- two block s. week-one victim Van. Gallia Academy made it a sive star Andy Sowards all Van lost a low scoring showed much improve- sweep on the night, easily heartbreaker last Friday to ment in Week 1 and hope winning the re serve contest Paden· City as the Wildcats to help lead the team 111 strmght sets 25 - 12 and 25- 12. scored once • and forced Friday night. WordAds Monday thru Friday ~8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Potm Pleau nt fu £!>.<A "' Of/tee !lowe-~ South Gallia s..mtlam at Van Websites : www .mydailytnbun.e.com www.myda ilysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com To Place UI:rtbune Sentinel l\egt~ter Your Ad, · (740) 446·2342 (740) 992-2156- (304) 675-1333 Call TOday... or Fax To (740) 446-3008 or Fax To (740) 992-2157 Or Fax To (304) 675-5234 V,dk' E 1 ~tnn .\¥;lh;uno "1nllt]l 111 Stacey W•lters M..civi .It 1 ~ 1 \L rV ,dk v \'die \ Pojm P lr:uouu Huuwr ,rt h2ld.) 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"Saturday Morning Sports Cliilics" 9:00am Holzer Clinic Sycamore Branch • 740-446-5818 Football fromPageBl But all that memll nothing as five turnovers erased nearly all of the progress made. And, like Point Pleasant, Sissonville had ' an equally di sappointing firs t week . The Indians surrendered over 300 yards on the ground to Chapmanville with David Wiley racking up 214 yards on 18 carries and Joey Stevens breaking the 100-yard mark with 118 yard s on 13 carries. Stevens also provided most of the ·scoring for Chapmanville , scoring four times . He had two rushing touchdowns, a receiving touchdown and a score off of an interception m the blowout. · 1f the deadly Point Pleasant rushing attack is clicking once again . Ohio from PageBI Falcons lead ing the senes with Its cross -nve nei ghbors by a 20-fi margin . The Bend Area te am has won the last six encounters including a 32-0 shutout win in 2007 when the Eagles posted a 28 campa1gn. Eastern last sco red a win over the White Falcons in 2001 to culminate a three game victory strin g by the Eagles. Through two outings on the current campaign second year co ach Kevin Wel sh's Eastern squad has ut ilized the services of a pair of quarterbacks in sophomore Brayden Pratt and junior Michael Johnson . Johnson threw for 93 yards and a touchdown against Alexa;1der while Pratt passed for I 04 yards and . two scores in the Eag le s win over South G allia. Juni or Kelly Winebrenner, sophomore Klint Connery a nd sophomo re Brad Stone are expected to get the startin g assignments on Friday wi th sophom o res Ryan Shook and Kyl e Connery also expected to see action 111 the Eastern bac ktield on Frid<ty. Ky le Co nne ry i' th e Eagle' l e<~dmg "o1e1 w1th two rece1vmg touchdown ' I Golf Volleyball and one rushing score with Klint Connery scoring twice with one running TD and another recetving. Winebrenner and Shook have on e scoring toll chdown apiece on the young 2008 sea,.~on. John son will likely get the call at wide-receiver with Pratt the start at quarterback with senior Jordan Ktme s also gettin,\\ a start at a receiver position. The in ten or line most likely will conSist of seniors Zach Moore, Zach, Hendrix and Ben Buckley along with junior Jeff Milhoan and Ryan Amos. Wahama used the big play in defeating Southern with six of th e Falcons nine touchdown s comin~ from beyond 50 yards. Jumor running back Micaiah Branch picked ~p Where he left off from a year ago with two touchdowns and a 182 yard effon in just seven carries. Sophomore Ryan . Lee scored once and picked up 59 yards m three cames in a re serve role with senior Ky le Zerkle claiming 50 yards and a score in three tne s. Sc mor Jacob Roach · caught a 50 yard touchdown pass w ith se nior Garrett Underwood also hauling in a 26 yard scoring toss . Junior quarterback William Zuspan connected on three of six passes for 87 yards and two touchdowns with junior Colin Pierce imerceptiilg a Southern pass and racin g 58 yards for a score. The White Falcon line is likely to consist of senior Colby Davis. senior Trey Anderson and senior Jimmy Grimm along with juniors. Kevin Klingensmith and Ethan McGrew. Junior Luke ln~els is questionable after bemg unavailable for the Southern contest because of a n injury. Also expected to see plenty of action after impressive outings last week against Southern will be sophoiT)ore Elijah Honaker, junior Matt Dangerfield, sophomore Jacob Browning and sophomore Tyler Kitchen. Parents' Night will be observed at the Bend Area campus with pre-game fes tivities scheduled to begin at 7 p.m . with kickoff slated for a }:30 p.m. start RAIDERS BATTLE MEIGS CHESHIRE - There's no pl ace like home. Rive r Valley will find out first-hand . Friday night against a team that can say a thin g or two about home• field advantage thi s season as the Raiders will o pen their 2008 home campai~pt at Raider Field against visning Meigs in a Week 3 non- ' Nathan Roush and Andrew Roseberry also tired matching 50s for the hosts. THS was led by' Joel Barrett with· a 39, followed by matching 41 s from Taylor Russell and Joseph Dunlap. Tyler Davis concluded the Red and Gray scoring with a 52. Joel In Next Day's Paper Sunday In-Column : 9:00a .m . Friday For Sundays Paper Publication Sunday Display: 1:00 p.m . Thursday for Sundays • All ads must be prepaid' Description • Include A Price • Avo1d Abbreviations conference matchup. IRONTON AWAITS CAHS the Devils, Week 3 promises · The Raiders (0-2) have to be the toughest test of the been outscored 75-6 in both IRONTON - After two early campaign. of their road games this sea- weeks of the 2008 high The Orange and Black so n - including a 33-0 set- school football season, hold a 39-12 overall niark back last weekend at Oak Gallia Academy is one of <jgainst GAHS all-time, three remaining including a heartbreaking Hill - so home will be a · only welcome sight for the Silver Southeastern Ohio Athletic 29-26 setback last season in League programs ~ith an the Old French City. IHS .(Iand Black th1s Friday night. ·unblemtshed record -join- I) also enters Friday night The Marauders, on the ing the likes of Logan and fresh off a 54-6 home wiQ other hand, have been perJackson as Week 3 over Om; Lady Mt Carine! fect so far this year with a 2(Canada) last weekend, fol0 overall mark - includin~ approaches. The Blue Devils (2-0) will lowing a heartbreaking 23back-to-back home wins try to remain perfect this 22 loss at Wheelersburg. against Coal Grove (18-7) early gridiron season when Ironton enters Week 3 and Fairland last week, 26they travel to historic Tanks averaging 38 points per 23. This will be the first road Memorial Stadium· to battle game offensively and 14.5 game for MHS this fall. the Iroiuon Fighting Tigers points on defense . The The Maroon and Gold are (1-1) in the SEOAL opener Tigers also accumulated 471 averaging 22 points and 237 for 'both schools this Friday total yards of offense last total yards per game offen- night. Kickoff is scheduled week, including 314 of sively, while allowing just for 7:30p.m. those from the traditional 15 points· and 264 total yards GAHS has been involved running game. per game on defense. The in a couple of nail-biters IHS had three running Marauders have been .out· over the past two weekends, backs amass over 50 yards gained in total Y!irdage dur- both of which have yielded last week, led by Chance ing both triumphs . positive results. TI1e Blue Freeman with 67, yards and RVHS is averaging just and White fought off a three touchdowns on six three points per game offen- stingy Athens team in Week carries . Keith Wetzel had 59 sively and are also allowing I with a· 31-22 road deci - yards on nine carries and 37.5 points per contest. sion, then stole a win away Major Brice added 54 yards Meigs leads the all-time from visiting Point Pleasant on seven totes . series by a 12-3 margin, last weekend at Memorial Starting quarterback including a 41-14 decision Field by a 28-21 count. Johnathan Schweickhart in last. year 's contest at Bob Gallia Academy has aver- was 6-of-10 passing for Ill Robens Field. aged 29.5 points and 24 2 yards and a TD, and River Valley last be at total yards per game offen- Fairland transfer Michael MHS back in 2003 by a 14- sively in those two tri- Lamb hauled in four passes 12 margin. Meigs current umph s, as well as allowing · for 139 yards and a score. winning streak stands at four 21.5 points and 225.5 yards The last' tirfle GAHS played at 'The Tank' two s trai ght in . this series . as a defensive unit. Ki c kolf is sc heduled for But as tough as the previ- years ago , the Devils were ous two weeks have been for victorious by a 14-7 margin. 7 :30p.m. •I r r . I , Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads {p~ /m Borders$3.00/perad Graphics 50¢ for small S1.00 for large Publishing rtii!I~H the right to edtt, reJect, or cancel an~ ad at any 11me Enora mutt be reported on thellrsl dlly ot publicati on 1nd Itt, Trlbune-Senllnei-Regl1ter will be reaponllble tot no more than lhl coat of the apace occupied by the error end only the lltat Insertion. We shall not be liable for any loss or tllptnlt lhat result• from the publh::etlon or oml..lon of an advertt ..ment. Corr~ctlon will be mada In the llrat available Bdillon • t:ioll number ada ere elway1 confidential • Current rete card appll... • All real lillie advertlnmenta ai-e eubltct to the Federal Fait Housing Act o119&8 •Thle newspaper eecapt1 only help wantecl ada meeting fOE atandlrda. We will notll:nowlngly accept any advarUalng In violation ol the law Will not be reaponelble lor any errors In an ad taleen over the phone. · POliCIES: Ohio Valley KIT & CARLYLE ANSOUNCF~tmrs FouNil Los1 Male Engl'sh Bulldog off Sl1awnee Lane & SA160 REWARD $500 reward for 111 woods Named M1key Can tnformat•on tead1ng to lhe 446·3074 Reward rf found arrest and conv1c1ion of the' c;;::-------, person or ~rsons that s1ole, on or about 8/15108 a V1ctor YARI>So\U: cuttmg torch set and Cline · - - - - - - · Welding tanks #M609370 ...,,...------, and 22742 Also John YARDSAL!i· Deere rtdmg mower model Gt\IJJPOUS Gl 275 senal # ·--iiiiiiiiioiiiiii-_.1 M0275B059575 If you have 1nformahon please call Ed 2 fam11y sale Sept 5&6 9am· 4phl.' furnit ure, ' plus stze Carson 304·773 -5332 or cl othes 7 venous Items 91 1 contact Mason County Cora Mill Ad Sher tff Deparlment 110 kltncarlyle{l!comcast.net . 1 110 . To!Jo r A Program substitutes needed to work at Carlt!lon School& Me1gs tndustnes Teachers dassroom a1des, Registered Nurse or LPN. bus dnvers. van drwers and adult sarvtee workers to work w1th ch1l· dren and adults w1th devel· opmenta l d1sabtltties H1gh • School d•ptoma or GED E)(penence preferred but Hammg 1s avatlatile Subm1t · applicatiOn or resume to Ca rleton Schooi!Me1gs lndustnes 1310 Carleton Street. PO Box 307 Syracuse. Ohto 45779 1 • l!!!i . '. r J~.~~~~~~h~e~la~w~.~~~~~C~all~4~4~6-~40~5:3 i ' i I II t £ J. fl WMTID HELP W,\Nll:D r Dixon also shot a 52 and Nick Neel posted a 58. At the midway point of the season, SHS currently sits second behind unbeaten Waterford. SHS returns to action today when it travels to Waterford for another TVC Hockin~ corttest, this time at Lakestde Golf Club. The event starts at4:30 p.m. The Lady Angels will moved back to .500 overall return to action Thursday in· the process - following night with a trio of games Tuesday night ' s straightstarting at 5:15 p .m. at game ~ictory over visiting Gallia Academy High · Fairland 25-22. 25-9, 25-22. The Lady Rebels (2-2) SchooL The freshmen team will picked up their first home be first against Athens while win of the season in conboth the reserve and varsity vincing fashion, posting teams take on Ironton with team tallies of 50 points, 14 the reserve team up first aces and eight blocks in the starting at 6 p.m. triumph - as well as many kills. . Chandra Canaday paced SGHS DOWNS FAIRLAND the Red and Gold with 18 points, followed by Hailee MERCERVILLE South Gallia volleyball Swain with II and Rachel improved to 2-0 this season Stanley with seven. against Ohio Valley Canaday also had a team Conference teams and high seven aces. • All Display: 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days UJ!o'fAND GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED ~ • Start Your Ads With A Keyword e lnc:lude Complete . \\\Ot \(I \11 \I"' ._~--------------· The Jac~on County Farm Ruth A Kuby, Calf me at Sennce. Agency (FSA) 740 388 8015 lor p11vate OH~ee USDA has one per- care manent full t1me non-crvJI I-r'S -riM,;S II'\\\ ( I \I service p10gram 1echn1C1an posttiOnavailable l-1~-f\1~ Vetera n preference does 10 BUS~'I-~ I WI~ t'D not apply Incumbent w1ll 0JroRJ11NUY ass1st deltvering available ·-oiiii.iiiiiiiiiiii.ii._.l ~N ~RrJ federal farm programs to .' t)Obl· agncultural producers wllhtn •NOTICE• :' the serv1ce area Otthe coun· OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· 1y off1ce ~ ackg ro und and or 1~ G CO. recommends • Secu nty mves!lgalton Wlll be hat you do bus•ness w1th requ1red puor to establish· people you know, and ment of entrance ·to- duty- NOT to send money hat results from th date. once selection IS through the ma•l tJnJil you ubllcatlon or omis made Applications Will be have 1nvest1gated the Rooms avatlable at Darst 3 family sale Sept 5-6 ratn ion of an advertls Aeg1onal Dump and accepfed through offer1ng Group Home, male or or sl11ne at 2650 Georges ~nl. Corrections w!l PneumatiC Tanker Dnvers September 05,2008 and are -;=:=====~ Creek Ad. 3 m iles out from female. (740)992·5023 made in the firs R&J Trucking Company m available at the Jackson At 7 Lots of 1tems, Maru;~tla, OH 1s searctung for County FSA Olloce. 530 va!lable edition. MONEl· Longaberger Baskets. hot ' '· qualified CDL·A drwers for GIVIAWAY water tank, paddle boat, Freedom Phone Road A1304·372ptey WV ~:::lO::I..o:AN:·:: reg1onal dump and pneu· 25271 )Box number ads ar wood chtpper. 'POP bo11le col· matte tanker pos1110ns lways confidential. 6231, The Umted States lectlon, old records, clothes, Med·size mil(ed breed shoes, Qualtlied appltcants must be Government does nol diS· HNOTICEH holiday Items and female dog 7 months old much more at least 23yrs, have a minl· crlmiriate In employment on ,Cur,...! rate car 304-937-3192 evemngs mum Of 1 years of sale com· the bas1s ot race. color. rell· Borrow Sma rt Contact pplles. mercia! drlv1ng e)(penence In gton, se)( natural ongm the Ohro 01v1S10n of 915 and 9/6 at 917 41h l"art Perstan, very adorable Avenue GallipOliS. a truck, HazMat certification, poltti cat affiila!IOn sexual F1nanc1al InstitutiOn's •·, ~All Real Estal free kitten. Call 441 ·0833 Household items. oloth1ng, clean MVR and good stab1b· onentaiiOn, marrtal status Oft1ce of Consumer ' .. dvertlaements ar ' ty We offer competitive ben- dtsabillty age, memberShip Affalfs BEFORE you refl· cs..com To good home (F) Yellow ere ublect to 1he Federa ' air efits plus 401 (k) and vaca· 1n an employee orgamza· nance your home or L ab mt)(~d . 4 montM, swee1 Housing Ac1 o Estetelgamge sale Thur-Sat tton pay. Contacl Keni at lion. or other non ·ment fac- obta•n a loan BEWARE & fnendly 740·256·6336 968. Sept 4·6 from 9am·5pm at 4 YARDSALE• 800·462·9365 to apply or go tor FSA IS an Equal of requests for any large iorrANI> 21 18S R141 . KJSbed, com· www r]ltuck1ng com EOE OpporlunJ!y Employer to l'uMEROYIMIDIJLE advance payments of >This newspape FOUNO p!ele. computer desks. new tees or msurance Call the ccepts only he! ResCare Home Care 15. L,~-------,J m11itary clothes. boots. atl1· YARD SALE! at Shelte r of Off1ce of Consu mer anted ads meetln M1ba S1nter U SA . LlC IS Ieite shoes, nurstng manu· A local Mergs/Athens .'. accepting applicatiOns for IIIC:: ll1/0Cislon Found. Small dog tn R odney Affa1 rs toll tree at 1·866· Syracuse Nazarene C OE standards. books. CDs. vtdeos, X· Company IS current· pleased to announce act1ve Support Associates CNA & ! TI 59·OOAM to lyounty on Cora M1ll Ad Call to tden- als. 278-0003 to learn 1f the 801( (games) child school Church,Sept 4. accepting appl1cat1ons tor recruiting for the new opera- STNA MA/00 exp pre· mortgage broker or tlfy 740·245·5146 »-We will not knowing desk, canntng Jars. mens 7 OOPM the pos1t1on of Accountant. tiOns to be located m lened Apply at 8204 Carla len der IS properly "'!!. y accept any adver "Lost Black cow tn clothes. Harley Davidson 111:!"""~~~---, This IS a full time poSition McConnelsville, OH M1ba Drive. GaBipolls Man Fri. ltccnsed (This 1s a public lsement In vlolatlo 1tems and other mtsc 1tems YARO SALE• with an el(cellent benefit s1ntered components are 8·4 Ema11 resume to Centenary area Tag # 476 servJce announcement ..__,;Pt:.;;,.Ptiiriii.liii!ASiiiiri!INTiiil_.l package ThiS Includes htgh-preclson, high strength rharrrson@rescare com from the Oh10 Valley Fri Sept. 5th only 148 Ret"ement (OPERS), vaca· parts produced ustng spe· _ _ __, Pubh shmg Company) Bwnelt El(t Longaberger cratt Sale Sal 6 Sam-? and tlon. personal time, sick lime ctal process powdered metal Shoe Sensahon 1n the Silver ,. Bskts, Welder 2 .statiOn Sund9Y Sept 7 11-? &healthcare paCkage The technology They are used 1n Bndge Plaza IS look1ng for a · CLASSIFIED INDEX workout center, name brand Handmade crafts. embrOI· workln'b tburs are Monday . car eng1nes transmtSSIOns, mature lull ttme Ass1slant :. •· 4K4'a For Sale ............. ................................. 725 clo1hes. i'ROITh~IONAL dery. Owlts and muct1more Fr1day, day shift only It ts sleering systems, and shock Manager With a mtn1mum of 1 Announcement ......... ,.....,............................ 030 SERVICFS lhe two years re1a11 el(penence Garage sale every Fri & Sat 12 m1les out Sandhill from prelerred, bul not reqUired absorbers , ;. Antlques ..............................................:......•.530 1 Apartments for Rent .................................. ,440 from 9·5 at 3636 SA 850 PI Pleasant 1n Letart 304- that appltcant be skilled tn McConneisv1lle FaCility IS We offer bi·weekly compen· TURNED DOWN ON BidwelL New 11ems added 895-3441 Peachtree Accounting pro- the f).ewest s1te 1n the M1ba sat1on and benei1!S after 90 ,., • Auction and Flea Market............................. oao SOCIAL SEC.URITY ISSI? days Apply at the store or Auto Parts & Accessories .......................... 760 weekly, collectibles. housegram as well a Microsoft Sintered OlviSIOrl. and w1ll N o Fee Unless We Wtn! resumes to: hold. books, movies. LP's. Multi Family Yard Sale Word & Excel. Must be a be 1n production In 2009 To ematl . Auto Rapalr.: ................................................770 1·888·582·3345 rprltchard@shoesensabon.c , Autos for Sale ....... ......................... ... .. .........710 to!s ot Uaby clo!hes. mce corner of Laon Baden qutclc. learner ma fast paced learn more about M1ba, ItS R! \I l " I \II r • Boats & Motors tor Sale ............................. 750 clothes of all s1zes. western Rd & Bug Run Rd. lg. office and work well WJ!h the three diVISions and the om el(pected grO' N ih of the cor, ~ . , Building Supplleo ......................... ............... 550 belts, seasonal 1tems variety of Items Fri/Sat publtc A degree m Sporlswrlter ,. ; Business and Bulldlngs ...... ....................... J40 Accounting is requtred. but poratron. please VISit The Oh10 Valley Garage Sale Sept. 5&6 at B·1 • Business Opporlunlty .................................210 will consider applicants wtlh www.m1ba .com Resumes 2780 Netghborhood Ad --Sev-er-.,, ·_. Business Tralnlng ....................................... 140 1d-,M-et-e-ni-Y-ar_d_ at least 10 years ot work1ng are be1ng accepted tor all Pubhshtng Co. Is seeking a 9am·? Baby 10 plus $ 2 00 Sale on Staff House Rd expenence m accountmg. pOSitions and wtll be motwated. people·Orlented ', ··. Campers & Motor Homea ................ ..... .. .... 790 900 sq ft House , full sz Camping Equlpment ................... : .. ........ ..... 780 bag sale Rain or shme PI Pleasant Frl Sth & Send Resume to Da1 ly retatned tor one year. Those tndtYidualto fill a vacancy basement, new roof ctty mthe news deparlment Cards of Thanks .......................................... OIO waler, Redmond Ad m Ram or Shthe 4 tam1ly Sal 6th 9·2 t~rst Rd to left S~nttnel. P 0 BOX 729·39, posttlons focused on at thts as a sportswriter The sucChlld/Eidarly Cara ....................................... l90 It me are Pomeroy, OH 45769. Hende.rson , great view yard/bake sale. Frl 9/5 from by Farm Museum· cessful candidate Will Electrical/Refrigeration ................. : ............. 840 • Plant Manager 538 000 304·757·9192 8·5 & Sal 916 from 8·4 138 "' l :::-"_.Fa:.:":;gro.;,u.n.d _ _ , An El(cellenl w~ to earn · F'rot:ess Applications cover high school attllet1cs . ; · Equipment lor RenL ................................... 480 Buhl Morton Ad WANnlJ 1n the area for the datly money. The New Avoq · ·.; Excavatlng ............. ....... ............................... BJO Engtneer Bnck Home 2 1/2 bath. 6BA. ed1tton of the newspaper Call Manlyn 304-882·2645 Farm Equlpment .... .. ..................... ...............610 • Press Technlctan Sat 916 from 8·2 on Garners ro Ruv FA LR . ./1 fireplace s. huge as mil as ass1sl with the Farms for RenL ...........................................430 Ford Rd otl Cllerry Ridge. ~~--....iliiiiiiirii--rl AVONI All Areas' To Buy or * Qualtty Engmeer detached garage. 4+ acres production of sports . .. Farms tor Sale .............................................. 330 Baby stuff & m1sc and pond , fenced. VERY Absolute Top Dollar s1l· Sell Slltrley Spears, 304· Interested candidates may pages El(cellent wrttmg .: ,.. ForLease .................. ................................... 490 submd resumes to NICE! Call 740-379·9887 Sept 4&5 at 2993 SA 141. ver/gold co1ns , any 675·1429 and English SkillS, photog· For Sale ........................................................ 585 Miba boys and gtrls clothes, lawn 1 OK/14K/18K gold jewelry. '' For Sale or Trade ......................................... 590 5037 North State Roule 60 raphy skills and knowledge cha1rs,and turnlture Bam· ?- dental gold, pre .1935 US FEDERAL : ,- Fruits & Vegetebles .. ................................... sao of desktop publishing. are McConnelsville, OH 43756 Currency, prooflmmt sets, POSTAL JOBS sought The poSitiOn •s lull' ,; Furnished Rooms ........................................ 450 c/o M iba Sinter USA Sepl 4, 5, 6 at 99 Wolf Run d1amonds. MTS Coin Shop, $17.89·$28.27fhr.. now hlr· lime, 40 hourS a week, • • , General Haullng ... ........................................ 850 Rd 4 3 mt S of Ato Grande 151 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis 1ng. For application and tree Resume With benefits. Interested . , . Glveaway ...................................................... 040 or vta ematl to tn Rt. 325 379-2424. M1sc, 446·2842 governement JOb mlo, call : . · Happy Ada .................................................... 050 parties can send resumes house goods, men 8. wornAmerican Assoc of Labor 1- hr reply@mlba-us com, RE to Kev1n kelly, Managtng All real ..tate advertialng " Hay & Graln .................................................. 640 Smler POSition ens clothes L·3X, Kenmore Junk cars pay1ng $50·$300 913·599·B226, 24/hrs emp In lhla newspaper Ia '- ' ' HelpWanted .... .......................... .............. : .... 110 Ed1tor. Oh1o Valley AJC 220, to much to h st II no answer. leave a massubject to the Fecleral •,; Home lmprovementa ................................... 810 serv. Middleton Estates ts currentPubllsh1 ng Co . 825 Third Fair Housing Act of 1968 . ' Homes for Sale ............................................ 310 Sept 5·6 from 9·5 at 13171 sage. 740·388·0011 ScllOOI.-' Help wanted Aetati/Cashter ly accephng apphcattons tor Ave . GallipOliS, Oh10 wtlleh makes It Illegal to · Household Goods ............................ ........... 510 SA 554 1.mt east ott 160 .• ShoP Press . 20 ton mtni- Full Ttme, Drug Test, a FuU t1me AN SuperviSOr 45631,orkkelly@mydal· IM>1'RUC.110N ad~tertlae .. any Houses tor Rent .......................................... 410 Tools. huntmg , flst11ng 1tems, mum , Serger Sewmg Background Check, Drivers Posrt1on Applications can be .,.=,;ly1;,.n,.·b,un:a.er.:.•oo,m==.., preference, llmitallon or In Memorlam ................................................ 020 camo, mens. womens boys Machine . 3 or 4 Thread License and current submitted at 8204 Carla ,.. Taylor • Staffing Neeae Gelllpotla Career College dlseflminatlon baaed on lnsurance ..................................................... 130 clothes s1zes 12·18 740-992-7603 {Caree rs ClOse To Home) . nu:e , color. religion, IIX Insurance required, Send Drive. Gallipolis, Ohio, "You\ Lawn & Garden Equlpment.. ...................... 660 Call Today! 740·446·4367, familial 11atus or national Resume to. Dally Sentinel, M onday through Fnday, Sam Now hiring State Tested Yard Sale Fnday 9·5 Toots & etc mach· power F'O Sox 729·41 , Pomeroy, to 4pm Resumes may tl9 8· Llvestock .................................. .................. .. 630 origin, or any Intention to Nurs1ng A ss1stants, 1·800·2 14·0452 1 Georges Creek Ad · Kelly tools carpenter toots lawn & Oh 45769 e e 0. -~· Lost and Found ...... ..................... ... ............. 060 make any such ~ gall ipol< !lt:areercoll8ge edu · matted to angleOsudden· Licensed PractiCal Nurses ! ,- Lots & Acreage. ,, .......................................... 350 D~nvl"e•8-.30-~1-~--~ garden knifes ~ watches, preference, llmlts11on or Ac credoted Member Accre~lltrlg hnkmall com. N o phone calls and AN's EOE 11 4 YARD SALE· •. Mlecellaneous ................... ........................... 170 Councol for lrodependenj Colleges dlac:rimlnetlon " Jewelry Buv trade or sell HousekeAper needed. Apply w .. ::lll::be:..•::cca:.:::p:..t•::•~-:-:-=::::Excellent Wages and Scllools 127-tB 1,. Miscellaneous Merchandise ....................... 540 PoMtiROYiMIDULE home 388·1515 01 call 208- at Regency Inn 151 Upper WANTED· Flex1ble Schedules " Mobile Home Repalr.................................... 860 new•IMP'' will not 0320 Rtver Rd Gallipolis, Oh10. PLUMBERS Call740·446-3305 tor Sholokan Karate Classes- Thisknowingly ' .,, Mobile Home• for Rent ............................... 420 accept - - - - - - - - 446·0241 Local restdent1a1 plumbmg appomtment. New class beg1ns Mon advertlaaments for real Mobile Homes for Sale................) ............... 320 tst yard sate of the yea~ Tools & etc mach· power - - - - - - - - contractor accepting appli· eatate which Ia in 41 108 Laurel Cliff Ad. Just ,tools carpenter tools lawn & Overbrook Rehabilitation cations for plumbers w1th ~a:'~~~~~ Sept. Slh at Carleton School, "· Money to Loan ............................................. 220 passed Alligalor Jacks. Saf, garden kmfes & watches. Center is no'w accephng new restdential construction L--~~~~-....1 Syracuse. Monday s & violation of the law Our , • Motoreyclee & 4 Wheelers .......................... 740 readers are hereby ~ Musical lnstruments ................................... 570 Sept.6, Starts at 9 00 AM jewelry BtJy trade or still. applicatiOns tor a full time expenence Excellent wage Wanted· dump truck dnvers. Thursdays 6 OOpm For Informed that all -·· · Personala .............. :..................... :................ oos - - - - - - - - home 388·1515 ot cell 208- Maintenance AssiStant Thts and beneftt package. local work, musl pass drug more Info (7./1 0)378-6144 dwellings advtrtiMd In .. ' Pets lor Sale ........ .... ................................... 560 4 family garage Sale Friday 0320 wHI be a short term poSitiOn. Applicants must have valid test, have COL & al(pen· 110 lhtl newapapar are Sept.5 & Sat 6 unltl noon. --------'~- Mus1 have Sl(per1ence ·tn 0 hto 0rrvers · Ll cense Drug· ence, start1ng $10 an hr . MISl.'U ,L..\N•:ous •.. • Plumbing & Heatlng .................. .................. 820 available on an equal First house on lett past Ftfne Want tfl buy JUNK Cars general maintenance includ- free wor~ place. Call (614) send resume 10 oa1ty ·· ·' Professional Servlces ................................. 230 opportunity ba..e. ,' .: Radio, TV & CB Repalr ..........; .................... 160 H111 Golf COUrse on W1ll Hill $260.00 Full Car 740·4 16· In~ carpentry, pl4mblng, 491-2519 between 9·00 and Sentinel PO Bo11 729·43. 1 1594. ·, Real Eatale Wanled ..................................... 360 Road. electrical, telephone and 5·00 P.M Monday through Pomeroy, Oh 45769 Pet Cremations Call 740· ~ -· ' Schools Instruction............... ...................... 150 AACO SChOiar!hip -W-an-t-lo_bu_y_Ju_n_k_C_a_IO_,ca - ll cable Installation. painting, Fnday. Job Sites ts In ---'~----- ~44iJ6~·3:_:,74::;5"-!o----~ Foreclosure 4br.. only Seed , Plant & Fertilizer .............................. 650 Vard Sale.Star M•l l 740.388.()88.4 grounds work, evaluation Athens, Ohio wv . BOhr Underground WANTEil $25 0001 Pnced to Set! I For ·1 Situations Wenled ...................... ................. t20 Park.Raclne. Sept 9 from 9· and inspectiOn of emer- ~=PO:S;_T:_O;_F;_F_IC-E:-N~O,-W-,.- Miner Class. starting soon L,--~T:,;•,;,l~[)(~)~-~ ~~~;gs 800-620·4946 ex ~ .' Space for Rent ............................:................ 460 6 Sept 10 from 9-4 Sept 11 gency equtpment Item Whlt·Co·Trammg 3~·372· •· Sporting Goods .......................... ................. 520 HIRING -------from9-2. all 1tems 112 pnce assem bty, andb 01 Ier system 8346 Avg Pay $20/hr or All Types Masonry, Brtck , I . . suv·a tor Ssle .............................................. 720 and Qothing $1.00 a bag Reduced Pnce. 4 bedroom. Ch I C operation. ontact ar a : ••.. Truckt for Sala .............................. .. ............ 715 N 1 Brow n . Mc G u 1r e , $57Kiyr, includes Block, Stone Free Esttmata · 2 112 bath log hOme, 34286 h Th k 110 tems eac day an s JIELrWANl'EI> 1 Fed Ben, OT (740)416·7305- 304·593- New Crew Ad. Pomeroy, lg 1, ·· Upholstery ................................................... 870 forewyour supporl , Adm1n1strator With questions , Vans For Sale ........................... .................... 730 pole build1ng & out bu1ldmg at (740)992·6472.. Oua1tf1ed F'laced by adSource, not 6./121 • · ·Wanted to Buy ............................................. 090 on 6 acres wlpond , Vord sale A LOCAL MANUFACTUR· candidales may apply at 333 alfdta1ed with USPS who · Wanted to Buy· Farm Supplles .................. 620 Dodnll's Pnvate Home Care (616)668·0758 Sept.4,5,&6 Children & adult EA IS taking applica!IOns for Page Streel, Middleport. Oh .,t~~~~~~~ Opening lor one elderty 'man -----~-­ ·~t· Wanted To Do ..... ....................... .................. IBO size clothing. some plus E'xP'rltncad 45760 EOE We!dijrs, ,,. , wanted to Rent... ................., ... ................. .. .470 or woman Total care prov1d· Reduced!•New. Never lived size Books. household Please apply Mig ~-r"""'MI 1n person at , Yard Solo- GalllpoUo .. ...... ............................012 ed for your loved one. tn 2br 2 ba\11 w/ whtrlpool ltl!ms!Uoys 1/2 m1les past 2150 Ave, ·' ' Yard S81o-Pomeroy/Middlo .... ..................... 074 F'r lvate pay only. PttSCIIIa tubs. large LR on 3 acres Taz'& Marathon on State Gallipolis,Eastern OH ~ IN THE CLASSIFIEDS Yord Sole-Pl. Pleoaent ................................ 076 mfl $75,()(X) 740·446·7029 Dodrill. 740·388·31 ~3 At.7 N. Rainor cancels ... Get back into action with Dr. Kelly Roush, Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician. . . *POLICIES* Ohio Valley Publishing reserves the right to edH, reject or cancel an~ ad at any time ,.Errors Must B Reported on the firs a~ of publication an he Tribune-Sentinel agister will b eaponslble for n ore than the cost o he space occuple the error and onl he first Insertion. W hall not be liable fa ny loss or expens .. Oearltlr~ Daily In-Column : 9:00 a.m. Monday-Friday for Inser1:1on Shendan at Chillicothe .1t' Chesapeake Sissonvil le could be in for Van into a safety to tally a long mght. . the final 8-0 Paden City It will all come down to victory. Van was held to who holds . on to the foot- 124 yards in the setback from Page Bl ball as both teams come and never could find the into Friday 's matchup hun- . endzone. gry for that firs~ win of the Like Ha.nnan, both teams Deem was next with a 42, se ason . struggled to get going dur- followed by Alex Hawley ing the opening week and and Zach Ash with respecHANNAN TRAVELS TO VAN ' both are hoping to open tive rounds of 45 and 49 for things up and find some the victors. VAN , W.Va. - Growing offense Friday night. pains once· again bit the And the Wildcats will Hannan ." Wildcat s last need to pull out all the Saturday as the VaHey- stops to prevent last year's Wetzel Lumberjacks rolled 46-0 loss at the hands of from PageBI to a 42-6 victory over the Van. Hannan did recetve a few As hton squad to open the nice performances la st ·the visllors. season. including Jacob While Saturday's loss week Kacie Shoemaker led seemed like just another Taylor who scored the GAHS defensively with 25 season opening loss for the teams only touchdown on a dig s, while Mollie Blake Wildcats, in truth Hannan nine-yard scamper in the · added six blocks and five learned a lot from that first fourth quarter. Quarterback ki li s. Brea Close added a matchup aod hopes to use Joe Kelley, running back pair of block s and two kills that knowledge Friday Robert Warth, center and Amanda McG!'tee had night when it meets fellow Shane Cornell and defen- two block s. week-one victim Van. Gallia Academy made it a sive star Andy Sowards all Van lost a low scoring showed much improve- sweep on the night, easily heartbreaker last Friday to ment in Week 1 and hope winning the re serve contest Paden· City as the Wildcats to help lead the team 111 strmght sets 25 - 12 and 25- 12. scored once • and forced Friday night. WordAds Monday thru Friday ~8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Potm Pleau nt fu £!>.<A "' Of/tee !lowe-~ South Gallia s..mtlam at Van Websites : www .mydailytnbun.e.com www.myda ilysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com To Place UI:rtbune Sentinel l\egt~ter Your Ad, · (740) 446·2342 (740) 992-2156- (304) 675-1333 Call TOday... or Fax To (740) 446-3008 or Fax To (740) 992-2157 Or Fax To (304) 675-5234 V,dk' E 1 ~tnn .\¥;lh;uno "1nllt]l 111 Stacey W•lters M..civi .It 1 ~ 1 \L rV ,dk v \'die \ Pojm P lr:uouu Huuwr ,rt h2ld.) (" llllll.'n in ~ .It I r1111 ron H.11L1 l'otrlf ( 'orrl..,PIIl llklll l{n ord I (,- -1 ( r.dJ1 .1 -\ , .11 lro nto11 Scott Wolfe ~port' P.rgrrr .rtor In One WeeK With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD .NOW ONLINE Iii) I 'I. .' �Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel H0Mt3 APAKI'MENlS tl)K SALE tuR Small IO Sr•Ao: IURRtNI' R!l'>l' fARM MoBru: Hmn:s I~IRSALE 1400-2000 sq tt commer- EBY, INTEGRITY, KIEFER cial/retail space for rent , BUILT, VALLEY great locahon busy down- HORSE / LIVESTOCK town corner by park. I yr TRAILERS. LOAD MAX 1e8se cai174D-709-1690 EQUIPMENT TRAILER S. 1 and 2 bedroom apartCARGO EXPRESS & \II IH H \\111..,1 ments furniShed and unfurHOMESTEADER .. ------,.J nished, and houses ln r~=-----Pom erot and Middleport. M11QUES ' 14x70 2 br 2 ba on rental lor secunty deposit requued . no 2 miles N. Pt Pleasant 304- pets. 740·992·2218 !.,..;,- ·on rented lot -close to new . $350/dep. 339-2494 GAHS. Might cons1der land 1BA Apt, W/0 hook ups , GIBBS ANTIQUES Frr. & . .contract $13.500. ?40 -446 - salellite TV 1ncl. wlront , Sal. 1-0 "5· Sun. 1"7 ~~ by 4053 close to hosprtal. Call 740- appt. Also. restore furmture. Located on Tornado Rd ott 2002 model . 70lt26 d9uble c33'-9'--0-'3-"62'------ Rl. 33, Rac1ne Wark wrde. 3 bedroom. 2 bath. 1BR tri-level ·apt.. close to & Ride) exit. 741).949-2246 den . family room w/ f1re - hospital , 10 m(n to Rio place. spac1ous k1tchen wl Grande.· Ret & Dep. ML<;(HJANWl TS large dinn1ng room. $30.000 ~equ1red . 740-208-8889 Mt:RCIIANUISE firm . C-all 740-645-5286 or 740·441-0991 2 bdrm apt .. remodeled . r1ver frontage. washer/dryer hookups. S450. (7 40)24 3· Brand new 3bed 2bath on + · half acre in P1 Pleasant 58 tl JR OWNER FINANCE AVAIL· C:C-"-----ABLE 74 0.446. 3570 2 bedroom apartment lor rent in Middleport , no pets '12"1Gi11W1 lnd1r 11ldls1 "N' oaliiM inch St.t!dl1 TRAILERS. B•W GOOSE· NECK HITCHES. IIIDIYSEUS WilE Broad Run Gun Club 680 Scope Rim Fire &nomination of oH,icers meeting · Must be present to be nominated Sunday, Sept 7th at 11 am ' $3999. VIEW OUR ENTIRE TR~ILER INVENTORY AT WWW .C ARMICHAEL · TRAILERS.COM 740 _446 _ 3825 . 11{\\-.,1'(11{ 1 \IICI\ ......, Stii.124P 111111• 14H92-5812 . 1-12111. Johnson's Tree Service Complete Tree Care lnaur..:t • fr• htlmnn ?40-Ut -93fl' Norlb Hill's Self Storage RDIERT IISSEU CIISlllmll 29670 Bashan Road Racine , Ohio 45771 740.949-2217 ' .,.... ' ..... fl'x~O' >u 1010'-' '' - . Hours 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM :MONTY • KQ 4 t A85 4 Sf?P & Compare • KQ1 Dealer: South Vulnerable: North-So uth · CARPEt-ITER SERVICE So uth I NT ; FRANK Be EARtiEST David Lewis ·. 740·992·6971 [740) 441- WV036725 V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-bLl~ Pr i Ol11o •<1ll•p• lliL'I• ,_,Jrtr~l •h WYIM21112 Fru lm-s& AcRt:.-w: : BARNEY Hmrsf:'i IURRENT 800-620-4946 ex. R027 · 1br $375/month. in Sy ~acuse Deposit. Hud Appoved . No Pets. (304)675-5332 weekends ba, Quite Ne~ghboJhood . No Smoking, No Pets $450 month plus Deposit & References. Water/Trash/Sewer paid 740-446-6939 3 BR house in Gallipolis, $425/mo, $150/dep. You pay all utili· l!es. No Seclion 8 or HUOCal\ Wayn9 404·456· WID conn. FREE RENT SPECIAL Jordan Landing 2br, 3br & 4br's Available No Pets. Tenant Responsible for "Rent & Electric 304·674-0023 or It 1.500. 441 -1508 Free Rent Special!!! T461 2&3BR apts. $385 and up, 5 room house at 44 Olive St Cebtral Air, WID Hookup. Has stove/fridge $425/rent Tenant pays electric. EHO plus deposit. No pets_ 4463945 Ellm View Apts. . (304)882·3017 FOR RENT ' Waterline · 3 Quarter inch at 2007 YRmaha 250 Big Bear $.30 a foot. 100·500 loot 43 Yihetlet' uUIIIy model rolls 1" at $.45 a foot 100lesS than 2 riding time 1000 foo l rolls. Call Ron $2,500 304-675·3824 . Evans. 800-537-9528 Ha rley Davidson Spring·er" Soft Tail Bad Boy. Pristine Pt;rs Conditi on. 13900 miles. fURSAu: $11.500 . 740·441-1333 or t 7 CKC Miniature Pinschers. ~ 4 0,..·6_4_ 5-.,.os_4-'~"-.-....,..-., Two 5 month old males, . CAMPERS & tails, ears. Shots done. M&F MoiOR Ho~u~ also for sale. 388·9788 00 Lw....iiiiliiiii;;,;,iiiiiiiiillr' Cocker SpanieJ puppies. full AV Service at Ca rmichael · blooded, buff color. $125. Trailers 740-446--3825 & rei. 992.0165. Modern 1 Bedroom 44 6·0390 YOU WERE RIGHT, SNUFFY-AIN'T NO ONE IN TH' HOLLER . CAN SHARPEN STUFF BETTER'N GRANPAW !! ;www.-keabln.uy.oo.., 740.446.9200 NEXT FRuns & Vuot: r>\DLE:'i 10 1-klME IMPROVF.MENIS Lw....iliiiiiiiii.lliiiliiillr' BASEMENT . WATERPROOFING Unconditional' liletlme guar· antee. Local references fur· nished. Established 1975. apt. Call Canning tomatoes. e)(cellent Call 24 Hrs. (7401 446- quality, ready picked, 65002 0870, Rogers 2BA at John so ns Mobile New Haven, One Bd. room, St. ~t . 124, Reedsville, WaterprQ9fing. Home Park. Call 740·645· Apt ., No Pets, Dep. & Ret. 050!> or 740-446-2003 740·.992-0165. 2459 St. Rt. 160 • GaiUpoUs *Experienced .References Available! Call Gory Sranley @ 740-591·8044 Ple.ase leave mcssa c ' THE BORN . LOSER Racine, Ohio 740·247·2019 Owners: Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe Cell: 74o-416-5047 email: Irshadfrm~aol.com Basement 0 . Phleb.otomist 8ACK-TO- SCHOOL LOCI'.L ll,.t11_LTO....,.. ., BUT NOT Quality Seamless • Gutters Pleasant Valley Hosprtal is currently accepting· r.esumes for per diem phlebotomists for Pomeroy, Gallipolis and Ravenswood areas. Must have certification certificate or schooling for phlebotomist. Positions are needed for early a.m. blood draws in Long Term Care facilities. Excellent hourly pay, on call pay and mileage reimbursement. Send resumes to: . Pleasant Valley Hospital c/o Human Resources 2520 Valley Drive, pt Pleasant, WV Or fax: 304-675-6975, or apply on·line at www.pvalley.org UP NEn ' MEET A WACKY PARROT WHO SrN<>S OPERA! ~TUDENTS Maintenance Plus THE CIT'(S .SCHOOLS . Cvmmncial & ReJidentiaf Vinyl Siding/Replacement HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU!! :WindowsiRcmtJdeling Bonded & Insured 740-992-1493 Office 740·416·8339 Cell Free Estimmed Pomeroy. Ohio H&H Guttering Seamless Gutters Roofing, Si~ing, Gutters Insured & Bonded 740-653-9657 PEANUTS NO, MA'AM .. I liNDERSTAND.. TI4AT 15 LIFE ... Manley• a Recycling AA/EOE LAST ROW, UPPER DECK AT T14E 6ALLPARK .. FIRST ROW IN T14E CLASSROOM li081111t.•l-.llllH8188 . J40.182.JIM . llllnlllt.ll-12:10,11 . COW and BOY II " Construction • Vinyl Siding • Replacemtint Windows . • Roofing In Memory of Thomas Michael Reed Theiss • Decks • Garages • Pole Buildings Novemher .1. 19~4 Scptcmhcr 4, 2CXIn When a little blue • Room Addlllons Owner: James Keesee II 742·2332 bultcrtly -;nars in the sky there That liulc blue buucrOy peacefu l and free. · Within our heart~ the onc11 we love are never rea ll y !!one. They live on in hcautiful mcmuric):!! Sadly loved and mis..,ed sn very much Need a lob lone? Shop f'be C hri'ltina ilriJ Jc~~ka Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric:, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions · GARFIELD I WONPER WHA'f" LIZ 15 17011\iG' RIC11-!T ION... Local Contractor 7 40·367·0544 Free httmatn 7 40·367·0536 can: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks MIKE W.IAIICUI, IWIEI GRIZZWELLS I'VE ~El-l 47239 Riebel Road, Long Bouom, OH 740-985-4141 Informed... , otbe @allipolisa&mlp . tJ.ttb~nt ,.. .~be .J~tnt 'tea-~nr .ltem.&r . The ...< Dally SentineL ..·• Cell: 740-4 I 6-1834 LlffiE~~ · ~l~Y 25+ years experience Free Estimates Advertise in this space for · $64 per month -- . 2 Chemical sulfix 3 Pro Bowl leHers 4 Eldesl Judd 5 Melaphor kin 6 Chariot race 28 Recomoiter beHoro 7 Urio hero 8 Green number 34 Pitlall 36 Apple goody 37 Chil 38 Fabric sample 40 Alphabet ender 42 Popcorn buy 43 Big btow 20 Gill or lu ng ~ 49 As is fitting 22 Face the 51 Kryplon or tar~et radon 23 OJ s supply 53 Old space 25 Lick station 27 Lures 55 Banjo cousin 31 Billy56 Fix a Ham Williams 57 Newsroom 33 Wheel part VIPs 35 Musician's stint 39 Sioux foe 41 Picks 44 Aloha tokens 46 Wide lie 47 Tolstoy tiUe word 48 Helm position ve~gies 9 Gnlla, maybe 11 Sloop phenom 12 Dynamite de1onalor 13 Mao- · ' tung 17 Got rusty 19 Drizzles CELEBRITY CIPHER by luis Campos Cel8bnly C1~er crypl~r~ms a!@ creaiM lromquo!aiiOI'IS b~ lam ous people. pa$1 arxt prEISiflt Ea:::t\ l&t1&11n th& c,pllar s1aros fer anolloer Today's.crue: Uequa/s B " Y RPNA JZSEGZV AEYZ Y Gl A Al AEPWKZA WD JDEYXN U p· W K V G. A L .K JSOZE . AFSA KFYJLNLKFD . " - RL SGV A FZ TSN WD NASCCLEV PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'F01 rrue success, ask yourself rhese lour Why? Why not? Why nor me? Why nor now? '- James Allen q uesr~ns : TIIAf DAILY (ifilQ1) S\.'\. ~ _ jjl 1:: ~C:..e .WORD - PUUUR 0~ i'Q!J \)'~ 'b PC/'\:) . OAMI ..... d Oy CLAY L PCIL\N 0 lour Rtarrange !etten of the scro mbled words bo. low ro form four simple wor<U. Frldar, Sepr. 5, 2008 By Bernice Bede Oeol Acts of kindness and compassion always pay large dividends to the peison who enacts them 1 and, whenever you do so, there will be huge benef its in the year ahead. Make it you r c·ause: VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Usuall y you 're Bccurate at clarifying your inten· lions, especially if ll's somethi ng you'Ve done many ti mes before. However, things might go awry at this time ·and misfire on you. UBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) - If you're smart, you'll leave your credit cards at home. You r good Intentions to budget your funds could end the moment you see all the ta ntalizing goodies be ing offered In the shops. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Don 't pursue any project that doesn't have your wholehearted support, because, if your heart Isn't In h. you aren 't apt to complete What you start and yo u're like ly to have a mess to clean up later. SAGITTARIUS ( Nov. 23-0ec . -2 1) - , Failure to acknowledge another's praise· worthy deed just because you didn't do it first can be hurtful to another. Don't sit idly ·by; say something. · CAPRICORN (Qec'. 22·Jan. 19) . Because you're a generous and giving person, a manipulator could try to take advantage ol _you. Don't let anyone who is unworthy abuse your generosity. define your objectives , or you could eas·. ily take unProd uctive tangents and have little or nothing to show for your time at the end of 1he day. What a waste. , PISCES (Feb. 20-Ma rch 20) - Don't expect to con?Jince anyone. of anything about which you aren't sold on you rself: They will detect your insincer.ity and react with a di smissal of any thought to · comply. ARIES (March 2t-April19)- It yo u. ask someone tor an honest opinion, you'd better be prepared to hear the truth, even it it hurts. If you're asking simply to hear kudos. you're apt to be disappointed. TAURUS (April 20-May 201 - You will For Remodeling and New House Building With )0\-:c. Mom. Don. GCI)J"gc. CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION . Copy a .cassette vehicle Yale athlele Twins, e.g. Excavate Build on 1o SUpersonic '1IJur 'lllrthdiiY: AQUARIUS [Jan. 20-Feb. 19)- Clearly WE FEEL CONVENTIONAL saiOOL MIGHT NOT BE A · GOOD FIT FOR MARTIN. Although it may vanish Our hearts know it' s Jim Callaghan. fo~me r Britis~ Prime Minister, said, "A leader must have the courage to act aga inst an expert's" adviCe." He was talking about a countr y's leader. but bridge players also lead. An d there are several books from e)(perts about apemng leads. One should almost never ignore this advice. In particular. lalse· carding on opening lead is dangerous because it increases tne possibility that partner will misdefend. · In this deal, took at the North and East h:".nds. Your partner, West. is on lead against three: no-trump. What would you do if he selects either the heart fi11e or the he art nine? After South opens one n9·lrump, North shou ld respOnd three no-trump. His hand has no singleton and insufficient strength to think about a slam First. when West incorrec11y leads the heart five, which promises at least one honor in the suit. you should wi n with the heart ace and return the heart }ack, hoping partner has something like K-9·8·5·2 of hearts. Here, declarer tak8s at teas1 10 tricks . Howev~r. ~en West leads ttl& heart nine, you know thallhis is top of nolhing, hlarking South wirh the king and queen of hearts. So, you shoUld win with the heart ace and shift to the spade queen, hoping West has four Jo the ace. Here, this defense works beautitully. But in this scenarto, if South is clever. he will drop the queen or king under your heart ace at Irick one, trying to look like someone who started w~h the dou bleton king-queen. Then you mi ght return the heart jack, whi ch would be the only defense if West had the diamond ace instead ol the spade ace. DOWN 23 Commuter .Graph PIYIII8 TIP niCU . . t hat we sec ¥9 45 Mool recent .47 Crumple up 50 Jomo in tighlly 52 Grado 54 Incriminate 58 Depends on 59 Fed the fire 60 Roc:heoiBr'o JMt 61 Hoi pots role ~Astro­ Help Wanted ....... .,.... ........... CI IASSIFIEDS EMPLOYMENT 2br Mobile Home. Kitchen Furn .. deposit required 304· 675-7783 h 's hlue agt1inst hlue II AA/EOE 740· Middleport N 4th Ave., 2Br. furn ished APT. no pet dep. . MODILE Ho~n:s Hardwood Cabinetry And Furniare *Re;.tStlnablc Rates *Insured Or apply online .it: www.pvalley.org Ott SA 141 , 3B A. 2BA, appliances, basement, 1 car Gracious Living 1 an d 2 Call 388-040 I garage, $500/mo plus Bedroom Apts. at Village deposit. (614) 226-0859 Manor and Rivarside Apts . in Female Bi chon .~ microchip, ACA registered, 5 months~ Three Bd, 2 Bath in Middleport. !rom $327 to se lling due to work hours, Pomeroy. Basement with $592. 740-992"5064. !:qual $300 304-773-9192, 304H::cou=s:::ing :!.::O!C ppo :::::_:rl=un:::ity!:.._ _ 812·0021 leave message garage .- Handicap accessi· ~ ble. $650 pel M. 949-2303 · *Prompt and Quality Work . 304-675-6975 304-6 10-0776 3802 4br. 2ba. HUD! only $238·." month! Great Loca tion! (5% down, 20yrs, 8%APR) listings 800·620- 4946 8)(. 06 HD Street Bob, 88 Cubic Inch motor. 6 spd, )mder 6000 miles, 2 sea ts (solo & dual rider}, saddle bags, road pegs, motor tigh ts. tank bra. fork bag, new helmet/glasses/ lightweight riding jacket. riding gloves. Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting resumes for a full-time Medical Record Transcriptionist Registered Health Information Technician prelerred. One to three years of medical transcription experience. Minimum speed of 60 words per minute. Send resumes to: Pleasant Valley Hospital C/o Human Resources 2520 Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV 25550 Or fax: Stanley Tree· .Trimming & Removal EaslAll pass The lead points to the defense Pttlo tnd Porch o.cks 593-3011 or 304 -6750141 New 3 Bedroom homes from North 3NT Opening lead: New Oart1ge1 Electrk:al & Plumbing Roofing I GuH•r• VInyl Sldlrtfl & Painting 28 Years Experience We&l l'a.ls IslandI 10 Biased 12 Ranger' s beat 14 Turn ln1o 15 Kayako ' kin 16 Aowerlng 1ree 18 Compass dir. 19 Dislurb 21 Lawless 24 26 29 30 32 YOUNG'S 446-3384 1 • 6 3 • tO 9 8 5 Souib • K65 740-912·1871 Atmod•llng 2br. East • Q J 10 • . • AJ 6 West 4 A7 32 . 98752 • 72 • J 2 • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling tor Land Owners. No clos- 2 Semi furn ished Trailer, ing cost and ZERO DOWN! New Hav en. 3 bedroom, Will do Land Improvements. Bankruptcy 2 bathrooms, & 2 bed& Bad Cred11 OK. 2, 3, 4 and room, 1 bath, 3 RV lots 5 bedrooms aYailable. 740· all utili1ies available 304- 740 - 591 ~ 0265 O!!-il4 rn1 • 84 • 10 3 tK QJJ 09 4 A643 111411 mo. pd $238/mo! 3 bed. 2 bath. Bank Repo! (5% down , 20 years. 8°0 A'P.A) for listings 1 Faculty hond101 6 -Nui (Euler Room Additions I 10 NEA Crossword Puzzle ACROSS Phillip Alder Federal Funds just released ci7~4-"0ic.99'-'2'-'-S'-'8-'-S8'---­ S2 14.36 permonth . lncludes 2BR apt. CIA. many upgrades. del1very & 0194 sel-up. 1740)385·2434 The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 CA RGO /C ONCESSION CARMICHAEL EOU!PAntique wood !he ater chairs MENT / CARMICHAEL 133 Jrd Ave Gallipoils New from the Ariel" Theater TRAILERS SALES & SEA1991 Norm; 14K70 2 baths- ca rpel . No pet s Warer. Gallipolis in groups ot 3 & 4. VICE . SPECIAL 20FT extra nice. All ready set up sewage, tras h inc. $350/rent Call 740·4 16· 1648. GOOSENECK FLATBED 786-0321 or 606-922-9062. www.mydailysentlnel.com BRIDGE House, 2 lois, 1 & 2 bed apt l si Ave $39,000, 1 mrle lrorn Mason Gallipolis WID · hookup Walman 304-773-9192, $300-$350 Call 339-3063 304-812-002111i!a'llil messag8 Dep & Ref. No Hud. f310 Thursday, September 4, 2008 ·. ALLEYOOP www.mydailysentinel.com make a wh ole lot of people angry i1 you say one thi ng and then turn around and do another, especially il they are count· ing on you to do something Important. GEMINI (May 21·June 20) - When you're working on sor;nethlng that requires a strong penchant tor details, you had better keep your mind on what you're dqing at all times. II you don't, the end result could be disappointing. CANCER (June 21 ·July 22) - If you can't do anything about II, be content wltp those whO share your day ; otner· .wi13e. you'll spend all your. t!m• wishing you were elsewhere and totally rrilss what the moment has to otter. . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - lt'l 'WOnderful when we can take another at hll or her word, but today might be one of thote tfmea when someone prom1111 some· thing without any Intention of delivering. Don't depend on anyone. SOUP TO NUTZ E T RI T "It's good to have an open mind," the mom told ber . son, "but don 'I leave it open coo long as someone may " L....J..-1-.l-...J..,....I~ K I N UL E I• I I' I I . . . . PR INT .NUMBERE DI' 8 lETT ERS . IO . 1hrow -·-··-··it" Co01plete .ino " """ '• qu01eq b·~ hllmg m rhe m1ss1ng wor~ you dev~op from st ep No. 3 below, ·~'"'"" I I I I 1-.! I I I I TUBS ' SCRAMLETS ANSWERS 9/3708 Obtuse- Lathe- Youth ~ J~ey - TROUBLE ~>Let your iillgcr go for amomen~" the elderly,man suggested, "and save yourself ahundred days of TROUBLE." ARLO Be JANIS ti .t ~ · 't A~D Till HAPPY WITH THAT.' �Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel H0Mt3 APAKI'MENlS tl)K SALE tuR Small IO Sr•Ao: IURRtNI' R!l'>l' fARM MoBru: Hmn:s I~IRSALE 1400-2000 sq tt commer- EBY, INTEGRITY, KIEFER cial/retail space for rent , BUILT, VALLEY great locahon busy down- HORSE / LIVESTOCK town corner by park. I yr TRAILERS. LOAD MAX 1e8se cai174D-709-1690 EQUIPMENT TRAILER S. 1 and 2 bedroom apartCARGO EXPRESS & \II IH H \\111..,1 ments furniShed and unfurHOMESTEADER .. ------,.J nished, and houses ln r~=-----Pom erot and Middleport. M11QUES ' 14x70 2 br 2 ba on rental lor secunty deposit requued . no 2 miles N. Pt Pleasant 304- pets. 740·992·2218 !.,..;,- ·on rented lot -close to new . $350/dep. 339-2494 GAHS. Might cons1der land 1BA Apt, W/0 hook ups , GIBBS ANTIQUES Frr. & . .contract $13.500. ?40 -446 - salellite TV 1ncl. wlront , Sal. 1-0 "5· Sun. 1"7 ~~ by 4053 close to hosprtal. Call 740- appt. Also. restore furmture. Located on Tornado Rd ott 2002 model . 70lt26 d9uble c33'-9'--0-'3-"62'------ Rl. 33, Rac1ne Wark wrde. 3 bedroom. 2 bath. 1BR tri-level ·apt.. close to & Ride) exit. 741).949-2246 den . family room w/ f1re - hospital , 10 m(n to Rio place. spac1ous k1tchen wl Grande.· Ret & Dep. ML<;(HJANWl TS large dinn1ng room. $30.000 ~equ1red . 740-208-8889 Mt:RCIIANUISE firm . C-all 740-645-5286 or 740·441-0991 2 bdrm apt .. remodeled . r1ver frontage. washer/dryer hookups. S450. (7 40)24 3· Brand new 3bed 2bath on + · half acre in P1 Pleasant 58 tl JR OWNER FINANCE AVAIL· C:C-"-----ABLE 74 0.446. 3570 2 bedroom apartment lor rent in Middleport , no pets '12"1Gi11W1 lnd1r 11ldls1 "N' oaliiM inch St.t!dl1 TRAILERS. B•W GOOSE· NECK HITCHES. IIIDIYSEUS WilE Broad Run Gun Club 680 Scope Rim Fire &nomination of oH,icers meeting · Must be present to be nominated Sunday, Sept 7th at 11 am ' $3999. VIEW OUR ENTIRE TR~ILER INVENTORY AT WWW .C ARMICHAEL · TRAILERS.COM 740 _446 _ 3825 . 11{\\-.,1'(11{ 1 \IICI\ ......, Stii.124P 111111• 14H92-5812 . 1-12111. Johnson's Tree Service Complete Tree Care lnaur..:t • fr• htlmnn ?40-Ut -93fl' Norlb Hill's Self Storage RDIERT IISSEU CIISlllmll 29670 Bashan Road Racine , Ohio 45771 740.949-2217 ' .,.... ' ..... fl'x~O' >u 1010'-' '' - . Hours 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM :MONTY • KQ 4 t A85 4 Sf?P & Compare • KQ1 Dealer: South Vulnerable: North-So uth · CARPEt-ITER SERVICE So uth I NT ; FRANK Be EARtiEST David Lewis ·. 740·992·6971 [740) 441- WV036725 V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-bLl~ Pr i Ol11o •<1ll•p• lliL'I• ,_,Jrtr~l •h WYIM21112 Fru lm-s& AcRt:.-w: : BARNEY Hmrsf:'i IURRENT 800-620-4946 ex. R027 · 1br $375/month. in Sy ~acuse Deposit. Hud Appoved . No Pets. (304)675-5332 weekends ba, Quite Ne~ghboJhood . No Smoking, No Pets $450 month plus Deposit & References. Water/Trash/Sewer paid 740-446-6939 3 BR house in Gallipolis, $425/mo, $150/dep. You pay all utili· l!es. No Seclion 8 or HUOCal\ Wayn9 404·456· WID conn. FREE RENT SPECIAL Jordan Landing 2br, 3br & 4br's Available No Pets. Tenant Responsible for "Rent & Electric 304·674-0023 or It 1.500. 441 -1508 Free Rent Special!!! T461 2&3BR apts. $385 and up, 5 room house at 44 Olive St Cebtral Air, WID Hookup. Has stove/fridge $425/rent Tenant pays electric. EHO plus deposit. No pets_ 4463945 Ellm View Apts. . (304)882·3017 FOR RENT ' Waterline · 3 Quarter inch at 2007 YRmaha 250 Big Bear $.30 a foot. 100·500 loot 43 Yihetlet' uUIIIy model rolls 1" at $.45 a foot 100lesS than 2 riding time 1000 foo l rolls. Call Ron $2,500 304-675·3824 . Evans. 800-537-9528 Ha rley Davidson Spring·er" Soft Tail Bad Boy. Pristine Pt;rs Conditi on. 13900 miles. fURSAu: $11.500 . 740·441-1333 or t 7 CKC Miniature Pinschers. ~ 4 0,..·6_4_ 5-.,.os_4-'~"-.-....,..-., Two 5 month old males, . CAMPERS & tails, ears. Shots done. M&F MoiOR Ho~u~ also for sale. 388·9788 00 Lw....iiiiliiiii;;,;,iiiiiiiiillr' Cocker SpanieJ puppies. full AV Service at Ca rmichael · blooded, buff color. $125. Trailers 740-446--3825 & rei. 992.0165. Modern 1 Bedroom 44 6·0390 YOU WERE RIGHT, SNUFFY-AIN'T NO ONE IN TH' HOLLER . CAN SHARPEN STUFF BETTER'N GRANPAW !! ;www.-keabln.uy.oo.., 740.446.9200 NEXT FRuns & Vuot: r>\DLE:'i 10 1-klME IMPROVF.MENIS Lw....iliiiiiiiii.lliiiliiillr' BASEMENT . WATERPROOFING Unconditional' liletlme guar· antee. Local references fur· nished. Established 1975. apt. Call Canning tomatoes. e)(cellent Call 24 Hrs. (7401 446- quality, ready picked, 65002 0870, Rogers 2BA at John so ns Mobile New Haven, One Bd. room, St. ~t . 124, Reedsville, WaterprQ9fing. Home Park. Call 740·645· Apt ., No Pets, Dep. & Ret. 050!> or 740-446-2003 740·.992-0165. 2459 St. Rt. 160 • GaiUpoUs *Experienced .References Available! Call Gory Sranley @ 740-591·8044 Ple.ase leave mcssa c ' THE BORN . LOSER Racine, Ohio 740·247·2019 Owners: Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe Cell: 74o-416-5047 email: Irshadfrm~aol.com Basement 0 . Phleb.otomist 8ACK-TO- SCHOOL LOCI'.L ll,.t11_LTO....,.. ., BUT NOT Quality Seamless • Gutters Pleasant Valley Hosprtal is currently accepting· r.esumes for per diem phlebotomists for Pomeroy, Gallipolis and Ravenswood areas. Must have certification certificate or schooling for phlebotomist. Positions are needed for early a.m. blood draws in Long Term Care facilities. Excellent hourly pay, on call pay and mileage reimbursement. Send resumes to: . Pleasant Valley Hospital c/o Human Resources 2520 Valley Drive, pt Pleasant, WV Or fax: 304-675-6975, or apply on·line at www.pvalley.org UP NEn ' MEET A WACKY PARROT WHO SrN<>S OPERA! ~TUDENTS Maintenance Plus THE CIT'(S .SCHOOLS . Cvmmncial & ReJidentiaf Vinyl Siding/Replacement HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU!! :WindowsiRcmtJdeling Bonded & Insured 740-992-1493 Office 740·416·8339 Cell Free Estimmed Pomeroy. Ohio H&H Guttering Seamless Gutters Roofing, Si~ing, Gutters Insured & Bonded 740-653-9657 PEANUTS NO, MA'AM .. I liNDERSTAND.. TI4AT 15 LIFE ... Manley• a Recycling AA/EOE LAST ROW, UPPER DECK AT T14E 6ALLPARK .. FIRST ROW IN T14E CLASSROOM li081111t.•l-.llllH8188 . J40.182.JIM . llllnlllt.ll-12:10,11 . COW and BOY II " Construction • Vinyl Siding • Replacemtint Windows . • Roofing In Memory of Thomas Michael Reed Theiss • Decks • Garages • Pole Buildings Novemher .1. 19~4 Scptcmhcr 4, 2CXIn When a little blue • Room Addlllons Owner: James Keesee II 742·2332 bultcrtly -;nars in the sky there That liulc blue buucrOy peacefu l and free. · Within our heart~ the onc11 we love are never rea ll y !!one. They live on in hcautiful mcmuric):!! Sadly loved and mis..,ed sn very much Need a lob lone? Shop f'be C hri'ltina ilriJ Jc~~ka Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric:, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions · GARFIELD I WONPER WHA'f" LIZ 15 17011\iG' RIC11-!T ION... Local Contractor 7 40·367·0544 Free httmatn 7 40·367·0536 can: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks MIKE W.IAIICUI, IWIEI GRIZZWELLS I'VE ~El-l 47239 Riebel Road, Long Bouom, OH 740-985-4141 Informed... , otbe @allipolisa&mlp . tJ.ttb~nt ,.. .~be .J~tnt 'tea-~nr .ltem.&r . The ...< Dally SentineL ..·• Cell: 740-4 I 6-1834 LlffiE~~ · ~l~Y 25+ years experience Free Estimates Advertise in this space for · $64 per month -- . 2 Chemical sulfix 3 Pro Bowl leHers 4 Eldesl Judd 5 Melaphor kin 6 Chariot race 28 Recomoiter beHoro 7 Urio hero 8 Green number 34 Pitlall 36 Apple goody 37 Chil 38 Fabric sample 40 Alphabet ender 42 Popcorn buy 43 Big btow 20 Gill or lu ng ~ 49 As is fitting 22 Face the 51 Kryplon or tar~et radon 23 OJ s supply 53 Old space 25 Lick station 27 Lures 55 Banjo cousin 31 Billy56 Fix a Ham Williams 57 Newsroom 33 Wheel part VIPs 35 Musician's stint 39 Sioux foe 41 Picks 44 Aloha tokens 46 Wide lie 47 Tolstoy tiUe word 48 Helm position ve~gies 9 Gnlla, maybe 11 Sloop phenom 12 Dynamite de1onalor 13 Mao- · ' tung 17 Got rusty 19 Drizzles CELEBRITY CIPHER by luis Campos Cel8bnly C1~er crypl~r~ms a!@ creaiM lromquo!aiiOI'IS b~ lam ous people. pa$1 arxt prEISiflt Ea:::t\ l&t1&11n th& c,pllar s1aros fer anolloer Today's.crue: Uequa/s B " Y RPNA JZSEGZV AEYZ Y Gl A Al AEPWKZA WD JDEYXN U p· W K V G. A L .K JSOZE . AFSA KFYJLNLKFD . " - RL SGV A FZ TSN WD NASCCLEV PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'F01 rrue success, ask yourself rhese lour Why? Why not? Why nor me? Why nor now? '- James Allen q uesr~ns : TIIAf DAILY (ifilQ1) S\.'\. ~ _ jjl 1:: ~C:..e .WORD - PUUUR 0~ i'Q!J \)'~ 'b PC/'\:) . OAMI ..... d Oy CLAY L PCIL\N 0 lour Rtarrange !etten of the scro mbled words bo. low ro form four simple wor<U. Frldar, Sepr. 5, 2008 By Bernice Bede Oeol Acts of kindness and compassion always pay large dividends to the peison who enacts them 1 and, whenever you do so, there will be huge benef its in the year ahead. Make it you r c·ause: VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Usuall y you 're Bccurate at clarifying your inten· lions, especially if ll's somethi ng you'Ve done many ti mes before. However, things might go awry at this time ·and misfire on you. UBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) - If you're smart, you'll leave your credit cards at home. You r good Intentions to budget your funds could end the moment you see all the ta ntalizing goodies be ing offered In the shops. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Don 't pursue any project that doesn't have your wholehearted support, because, if your heart Isn't In h. you aren 't apt to complete What you start and yo u're like ly to have a mess to clean up later. SAGITTARIUS ( Nov. 23-0ec . -2 1) - , Failure to acknowledge another's praise· worthy deed just because you didn't do it first can be hurtful to another. Don't sit idly ·by; say something. · CAPRICORN (Qec'. 22·Jan. 19) . Because you're a generous and giving person, a manipulator could try to take advantage ol _you. Don't let anyone who is unworthy abuse your generosity. define your objectives , or you could eas·. ily take unProd uctive tangents and have little or nothing to show for your time at the end of 1he day. What a waste. , PISCES (Feb. 20-Ma rch 20) - Don't expect to con?Jince anyone. of anything about which you aren't sold on you rself: They will detect your insincer.ity and react with a di smissal of any thought to · comply. ARIES (March 2t-April19)- It yo u. ask someone tor an honest opinion, you'd better be prepared to hear the truth, even it it hurts. If you're asking simply to hear kudos. you're apt to be disappointed. TAURUS (April 20-May 201 - You will For Remodeling and New House Building With )0\-:c. Mom. Don. GCI)J"gc. CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION . Copy a .cassette vehicle Yale athlele Twins, e.g. Excavate Build on 1o SUpersonic '1IJur 'lllrthdiiY: AQUARIUS [Jan. 20-Feb. 19)- Clearly WE FEEL CONVENTIONAL saiOOL MIGHT NOT BE A · GOOD FIT FOR MARTIN. Although it may vanish Our hearts know it' s Jim Callaghan. fo~me r Britis~ Prime Minister, said, "A leader must have the courage to act aga inst an expert's" adviCe." He was talking about a countr y's leader. but bridge players also lead. An d there are several books from e)(perts about apemng leads. One should almost never ignore this advice. In particular. lalse· carding on opening lead is dangerous because it increases tne possibility that partner will misdefend. · In this deal, took at the North and East h:".nds. Your partner, West. is on lead against three: no-trump. What would you do if he selects either the heart fi11e or the he art nine? After South opens one n9·lrump, North shou ld respOnd three no-trump. His hand has no singleton and insufficient strength to think about a slam First. when West incorrec11y leads the heart five, which promises at least one honor in the suit. you should wi n with the heart ace and return the heart }ack, hoping partner has something like K-9·8·5·2 of hearts. Here, declarer tak8s at teas1 10 tricks . Howev~r. ~en West leads ttl& heart nine, you know thallhis is top of nolhing, hlarking South wirh the king and queen of hearts. So, you shoUld win with the heart ace and shift to the spade queen, hoping West has four Jo the ace. Here, this defense works beautitully. But in this scenarto, if South is clever. he will drop the queen or king under your heart ace at Irick one, trying to look like someone who started w~h the dou bleton king-queen. Then you mi ght return the heart jack, whi ch would be the only defense if West had the diamond ace instead ol the spade ace. DOWN 23 Commuter .Graph PIYIII8 TIP niCU . . t hat we sec ¥9 45 Mool recent .47 Crumple up 50 Jomo in tighlly 52 Grado 54 Incriminate 58 Depends on 59 Fed the fire 60 Roc:heoiBr'o JMt 61 Hoi pots role ~Astro­ Help Wanted ....... .,.... ........... CI IASSIFIEDS EMPLOYMENT 2br Mobile Home. Kitchen Furn .. deposit required 304· 675-7783 h 's hlue agt1inst hlue II AA/EOE 740· Middleport N 4th Ave., 2Br. furn ished APT. no pet dep. . MODILE Ho~n:s Hardwood Cabinetry And Furniare *Re;.tStlnablc Rates *Insured Or apply online .it: www.pvalley.org Ott SA 141 , 3B A. 2BA, appliances, basement, 1 car Gracious Living 1 an d 2 Call 388-040 I garage, $500/mo plus Bedroom Apts. at Village deposit. (614) 226-0859 Manor and Rivarside Apts . in Female Bi chon .~ microchip, ACA registered, 5 months~ Three Bd, 2 Bath in Middleport. !rom $327 to se lling due to work hours, Pomeroy. Basement with $592. 740-992"5064. !:qual $300 304-773-9192, 304H::cou=s:::ing :!.::O!C ppo :::::_:rl=un:::ity!:.._ _ 812·0021 leave message garage .- Handicap accessi· ~ ble. $650 pel M. 949-2303 · *Prompt and Quality Work . 304-675-6975 304-6 10-0776 3802 4br. 2ba. HUD! only $238·." month! Great Loca tion! (5% down, 20yrs, 8%APR) listings 800·620- 4946 8)(. 06 HD Street Bob, 88 Cubic Inch motor. 6 spd, )mder 6000 miles, 2 sea ts (solo & dual rider}, saddle bags, road pegs, motor tigh ts. tank bra. fork bag, new helmet/glasses/ lightweight riding jacket. riding gloves. Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting resumes for a full-time Medical Record Transcriptionist Registered Health Information Technician prelerred. One to three years of medical transcription experience. Minimum speed of 60 words per minute. Send resumes to: Pleasant Valley Hospital C/o Human Resources 2520 Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV 25550 Or fax: Stanley Tree· .Trimming & Removal EaslAll pass The lead points to the defense Pttlo tnd Porch o.cks 593-3011 or 304 -6750141 New 3 Bedroom homes from North 3NT Opening lead: New Oart1ge1 Electrk:al & Plumbing Roofing I GuH•r• VInyl Sldlrtfl & Painting 28 Years Experience We&l l'a.ls IslandI 10 Biased 12 Ranger' s beat 14 Turn ln1o 15 Kayako ' kin 16 Aowerlng 1ree 18 Compass dir. 19 Dislurb 21 Lawless 24 26 29 30 32 YOUNG'S 446-3384 1 • 6 3 • tO 9 8 5 Souib • K65 740-912·1871 Atmod•llng 2br. East • Q J 10 • . • AJ 6 West 4 A7 32 . 98752 • 72 • J 2 • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling tor Land Owners. No clos- 2 Semi furn ished Trailer, ing cost and ZERO DOWN! New Hav en. 3 bedroom, Will do Land Improvements. Bankruptcy 2 bathrooms, & 2 bed& Bad Cred11 OK. 2, 3, 4 and room, 1 bath, 3 RV lots 5 bedrooms aYailable. 740· all utili1ies available 304- 740 - 591 ~ 0265 O!!-il4 rn1 • 84 • 10 3 tK QJJ 09 4 A643 111411 mo. pd $238/mo! 3 bed. 2 bath. Bank Repo! (5% down , 20 years. 8°0 A'P.A) for listings 1 Faculty hond101 6 -Nui (Euler Room Additions I 10 NEA Crossword Puzzle ACROSS Phillip Alder Federal Funds just released ci7~4-"0ic.99'-'2'-'-S'-'8-'-S8'---­ S2 14.36 permonth . lncludes 2BR apt. CIA. many upgrades. del1very & 0194 sel-up. 1740)385·2434 The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 CA RGO /C ONCESSION CARMICHAEL EOU!PAntique wood !he ater chairs MENT / CARMICHAEL 133 Jrd Ave Gallipoils New from the Ariel" Theater TRAILERS SALES & SEA1991 Norm; 14K70 2 baths- ca rpel . No pet s Warer. Gallipolis in groups ot 3 & 4. VICE . SPECIAL 20FT extra nice. All ready set up sewage, tras h inc. $350/rent Call 740·4 16· 1648. GOOSENECK FLATBED 786-0321 or 606-922-9062. www.mydailysentlnel.com BRIDGE House, 2 lois, 1 & 2 bed apt l si Ave $39,000, 1 mrle lrorn Mason Gallipolis WID · hookup Walman 304-773-9192, $300-$350 Call 339-3063 304-812-002111i!a'llil messag8 Dep & Ref. No Hud. f310 Thursday, September 4, 2008 ·. ALLEYOOP www.mydailysentinel.com make a wh ole lot of people angry i1 you say one thi ng and then turn around and do another, especially il they are count· ing on you to do something Important. GEMINI (May 21·June 20) - When you're working on sor;nethlng that requires a strong penchant tor details, you had better keep your mind on what you're dqing at all times. II you don't, the end result could be disappointing. CANCER (June 21 ·July 22) - If you can't do anything about II, be content wltp those whO share your day ; otner· .wi13e. you'll spend all your. t!m• wishing you were elsewhere and totally rrilss what the moment has to otter. . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - lt'l 'WOnderful when we can take another at hll or her word, but today might be one of thote tfmea when someone prom1111 some· thing without any Intention of delivering. Don't depend on anyone. SOUP TO NUTZ E T RI T "It's good to have an open mind," the mom told ber . son, "but don 'I leave it open coo long as someone may " L....J..-1-.l-...J..,....I~ K I N UL E I• I I' I I . . . . PR INT .NUMBERE DI' 8 lETT ERS . IO . 1hrow -·-··-··it" Co01plete .ino " """ '• qu01eq b·~ hllmg m rhe m1ss1ng wor~ you dev~op from st ep No. 3 below, ·~'"'"" I I I I 1-.! I I I I TUBS ' SCRAMLETS ANSWERS 9/3708 Obtuse- Lathe- Youth ~ J~ey - TROUBLE ~>Let your iillgcr go for amomen~" the elderly,man suggested, "and save yourself ahundred days of TROUBLE." ARLO Be JANIS ti .t ~ · 't A~D Till HAPPY WITH THAT.' �Page B-6- The Daily Sentinel Thursday. September 4, 2008 www.mydailyseminel.com Godly or Gimmick? ·Some churches offer free gas,A7 A Hunger For .More, As • at This Weeks Winner!!! J(fc· l )jW 'II, l itl.'" .\ l ~ t •t •j, 111:. 111 Printoo nn 100% R~)'Cied Newsprint Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio DONNA LAUDERMILT CONGRATS! 50 CE:";JTS • Vol. :)t!, 1\'o. 40 SPORTS • Meigs nets win .over . Athens. See Page Bl Enter To Win A FREE LUNCH! 22S W l\lain. Pomtroy 992-5432 . OBITUARIES Page AS • Henrietta Skaggs Shuler, 84 · • Mary Parker, 78 • Kent Yonker, 49 • Gregory A. Northup, 55 ~ .._... _._;,.._ FRIDAY, .SEPTEMBER 5, 20ut! ~ Gas line replacement project to end Oct. 31 place temporary pavement tiller in Order not to disrupt traftlc. This week workers with R&R POMEROY ·- Back in April Pipeline and Columbia Gas conwhen Columbia Gas began its centrated on Court Streel and the 51.1 million · pipeline improve- 100-block of West Main Street for ment project in Pomeroy, it was . line. work and pavemenl restoraestimated to take "several tion. All week traffic has been months" to coinplele and now down to one lane on a sec tion of over four months later, the com- We st Main Street. pany has Oct. 3 1 as a tentative The Pomeroy project is just completiOn date. one compo nen t of the compaPam Learman, spokesperso n ny's $2 billion project to for Columbia Gas, sa id the work improve its 19,000-ntile underbegan with 10.800 feet of line to grou nd pipeline system over the replace and now the company is nexl 25 years. Pomeroy down to I ,000 feet of mainline received new medium pres sure. requiring replacement as well as plastic line, replacing the existvariou s otherline work and pave- ing low pressure, stee l pipe. In ment restoratton. add iti on to the new lin es, new, Learman added the company is outdoor meters were in stalled aware of the upcoming where practical. Sternwheel Riverfest held next As for who is paying for this week and as to not interfere with upgr~de? The cost of building, the festival, she said Main Street maintaining and replacing the will have a normal traffic pattern. .pipeline system is shared by all She also said if pavement hasn't Columbia Gas customers. not just been restored by the time the fes- those in Pomeroy, and is part uf tival roll s round, workers will · the monthly bill they pay. Bv BETH SERGENT BSEAGENT@MYOALYSENTINEL.COM Workers with . A& A Pipeline fill holes left after · gas line ·replace· menton Court Street yesterday afternoon . This week a Columbia Gas spokesperson said the pipeline replacement project has a tentative completion date of Oct. 31. Beth Sergentlphoto $300K CDBGgrant awarded to Syracuse BY BRIAN Hearing held on nune permit appeal Bv BETH SEROENT BSEAGENTCMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM J. REED BREEOOMYDAILY~ENTINEL. COM POMEROY - The Ohio Department of Development • Land transfers. has · approved a $300,000 See Page A2 neighborhood revitalization grant for the Village of • SGurces: Bush advised Syracuse, and $124,000 in to delay troop cuts in formula grants for Meigs . Iraq. See Page A2 County comm4nities. Grants Administrator Jean . • Son's silence is only Trussell announced the natural for teen. approval at Thursday's reguSee Page A3 lar meeting of Meigs County Conunissioners. The funding • A Crash Course in was approved through the Charlene Hoelllch/photo Palin Politics. Community Development A food giveaway Thursday morning on Alligator Jack's parking lot attracted hundreds of ·See .Page AS Block Grant program admin- Meigs Countians. istered by the. Ohio Department of Development. Syracuse is the third community in Meigs County to WEATHER receive funding through the program, which was originally called the "Community Distress" program . The neighborhood revitalization · want will provide funding for ·several projects within King Ministries of Jacksot1, loaded boxes BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Syracuse, and also includes HOEFLICH@ MYOAILYSENTINEL COM and bags of food into trunks, onto back matching funds from various seats of cars, and into pickup truck l?eds. sources, including the CDBG POMEROY - The number of Meigs A spokesman fo r the group, said the food formula progrwn and other Countians who turned out Thursday morn being distributed was donated, · some grant sources. ing to pick up free food being distributed by , l h rough Second Harvest, as well as other Commissioners allocated Detalla on Page A3 ministry at Alligator Jack 's agencies and organizations, or purchased a Christian $20,000 in formula funds toward the neighborhood parking lot is an indication that hard eco- with money from t'tmd raisers. · nomic times have struck many re siden ts Everything· went like clockwork since revitalization projects. there was no criteria to check , no papers to Through the program, here. About 80,000 pounds of food in two trac- fill out. Drivers were req uired to show the ir Syracuse will received $28,400 for clearance and tor-trailers was expected to be giveil out . driver's license as they pulled onto the lot. demolition of unsafe build- before the vehicles left town. Hundreds of Once done a sticker was placed on the 2 SECTIONS- 16 PAGES ings, $94,600 for fire protec- vehicles drove onto the parking lol and in windshield and the driver was directed into Annie's Mailbox A:3 tion facilities and equipment, assembly line fashion moved through sev- a movi ng line past the stacks of food. There erallines where volunteers of the sponsors, was a constanl !1ow of traffic for nearly two Please see Grant. AJ Jesus in the Hills and the Church of the hours. Buckeye Edition B8 credit cards • Hundreds·tum outfor food give-away . Enter Here For A $30 Gift Certificate Calendars . To One Of These Great Restaurants Classifieds Drawing Each Week! 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A seven-year veteran of · the GVFD, Northup was working a special detail in • the city on Wednesday, Faith • Values Movies NASCAR Obituaries COLUMBUS Yesterday a .hearing on the issue of standing in the appeill of a coal mining permit issued to Gatling, Ohio was heard at the offices of the Ohio Division of Natural Resource 's Reclamation Conunission in Columbus. . Linda Osterman, spokesperson for the Conunission, said though the hearing was held no decision was reached . Osterman guessed a decision could be issued ·in the next couple of weeks, possibly at the Conunission's next meeting on Sept. ' 18. The entire Commtssion, not just the chairman of the Commission, will rule in the matter. Osterman did say represented at yesterday's hearing ·were Elisa Young of Racine who brought the appeal before the Commission on behalf of herself and the group she founded Meigs Citizens Action Now, and attorneys for Gatling arid the Division of Mineral Resources Management. The issue of "standing" relates to whether a litigant is entitled to have a court determine the merits of the issues presented. Last month, Gatling 's motion to prohibit any evidence relating to the issue of standing brought by Young and Meigs CAN was denied by James K. McWillimas, chairman of the Commission. Please sH Mine, ~ Local firefighter dies after collapse KKELLY@MYDAILYTAIBUNE .COM Editorials D" ~ "'''"'· "'~d"ilys.,ntinel.com INSIDE 2208 ..Jackson Ave. Point Pleasant,WV 304-675-5427 All en • Gregory A. Northup Palterson said. Northup operated the department 's tanker to maintain conlrol of du st and debri s from the demolition of a house at 88 Pine St. and <\t one point around midday fi lled the tanker with water from the hydranl at Paint Creek Baplist Church. 833 Third Ave ., next to lhe Tribune offices. Patterson · sa id ·it's believed Northup went in and out of the newspaper office throughout lhe day for water and other neceS' sities . At 5:45 p.m., he entered the Tribune and collapsed in side by the front door. Production Department emp loyee Ca rla McDade of Barboursville. W.Va., admi nistered ca rdiopul • monary resuscitation whi le other emp loyees contacted Galli~• County EMS .and police. Services have been set for 2 p.m. Su nday at Grace United Methodist Church, with GVFD Chaplain Bob Hood and Monsignor William Myers officiating. Burial will be in Mound Hill Cemetery. Friends can call at the Cremeens Funeral Chapel on Saturday from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m., and at the churc h on Sunday, one hour prior to the service. A fire . department memorial service will be held in the funeral home at 8 p.m. Saturday, followed by a Ma sonic servi ce at 8:45p.m. Northup joined · the fire departmen,t in ;100 1, where his brother Rob is also a firefig hter. Both are . nephews of the Iale James A. Northup. who was the GVFD chief from. 1962 un)il hi s retirement in 1984. . Flags were · flying at · half-mast at the fir'e department and at th'e City Building on Thursday. "He'd do anything you asked him to," said Mike Null, the GVFD's assistimt fire chief. " He and hi s brother are first-rate fierefighters . Will he be sorely missed? Yes ." Null, who is also Gallia County's Emergency Please SH Flreflpter, AJ " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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