https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7587dbb2760ddabfd17ed26f392adda8.pdf 404fd5e859aa01e9bae729d7d1e74173 PDF Text Text EUverfestfeaturUng fun tor everyone underway, B6 DAY ,. at R 1 1 ~ Printed on 100% Rt><ytled N~wsprinl ~~ Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio. Traffic patter~ to switch in-Mason, W.Va. today ·SPORTS • Meigs loses first match of year. s~ Page Bl ~y BETH SERGENT BSEAGENT @MYDAILY SENTINEL COM MASON , W.Va. - The Ohio Departme nt of Transportation is mak ing a second attempt to change the traffi c pattern in Mason ,· W.Va. todav after excessive heat delayed the swi tch last wee k: Accordiilg to Cary Betzing with ODOT. A&A Safety wil l be paint ing the !aries on . the new pavcmcm near the new Pomeroy Mason Bridge to switch traflic to the east and south of the intersection of W.Va . 62 and Ohio 833 . Betzing said l'rews should be Post office window hours · to be reduced done by earl y afternoon . . was completed last _Friday weather perm itting. but the lane painting crew ODOT had hoped to make cou ld not return until today. this traffic pattern switch last Shi fting motorists onto the week but the heat of last new Wai-Mart Drive and the week caused dehiys in the east side of W.Va. 62 that dry ing time requ ired was recently paved will between layers of asph alt allow work to continue to which ·raised W.Va. 62 nearly the north of the drive into three feet. Th is as phalt work \Val-Mart where the contrac- tor will fi nish drainage it~ ms and sidewalk in that area. On the Ohio side of the new bridge, con stru~t ion and paving crews have been working on curb and gutter work, fmal grating on the slopes and removal of the old pavement on the old Ohio 833 to prepare for new lanes of traffic . ·W all to wall art . , STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDAILYSE NTINE L.COM INSIDE Page 16 • 2008 Sternwheel Riverfest • VMH employee reunion sent for Sept. 20. See Page A3 • Meigs students .make .defln's list. See Page ·-A3 .. • Wayne National Forest opens new archery trail. See Page A5 Wednesday, September 10, 2008 POMEROY - Saturday window .hours will be reduced at many local post offices beginning Oct. 4. The change is designed to reduce costs, and will affect most smaller post offices in the Co·lumbus district. Mail delivery will not be affected by the change. New hours , · by post offi ce, are: Portland , 8:15 to 10:15 a.m.; Tuppers Plains, 8 to II :30 a.m.: Chester, 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.; Long Bottom, 8 to 10:30 a.m. ; Reedsv ille, 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.; Syracuse, 8 to 10:30 a.m .: 'Bidwell , 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.; Cheshire, 8 to 10 a .m . Saturday window hours will . not change at the Pomeroy, Middleport , Racine and Rutland post offices. Brian J. Reed/photos It has taken three weeks, but employees of Meigs Industries are com- pleting a mu ral to be proud of, a mural featuring the many things that make the community a good place to live. The mural will be displayed at Art in the Park on Sept. 20, to be held a t Dave Diles Park in Middleport . It is the second year the employees have displayed a' mural in the show. The ·1O-by·4 foot mural includes the Chester and Pomeroy courthouses, a coal mine , motorcycles , the · grandstand at the . Rocksprings Fairgroum,Js, a mis h carriages and the Indian mound at Portland, just to name a few highlights. The art show will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. , and is organized by the Riverbend Arts Council. Meigs Industries clients will also be selling individual pieces at the show. Need any shoes? The RACO yard sale has them and practically everything else. Here, some shoppe rs stop to visit during what has become a bi-annual tradition in Racine . : • Harpist to perform · at Court Street Grill. . See Page B6 Pomeroy downtown is an interesting collection of buildings . with a Victorian flavor. Our.variety of specialty shops and personal service make's for an exciting_ shopping experience along the Ohio River .. • MHS will crown the 2008 home· coming queen at Friday night's game between Meigs-Athens. The candi· dates are , left to right, Laura Gheen , Catie Wolfe, Adrian Bolin, Stephanie Donaldson , and Jamie Bailey. Submitted photo Turning yard sale treasures into scholarships WEATIIER Bv BETH SERGENT BSE AGENT @MYDAILYSE NTINEL.COM RACI NE - It's been said 'one man·s junk is another man's treasure ,' just ask volunteers with the Raci ne Area Community Organization . Twice a year Star Mill Park is transDelallo on Page A3 formed into a showplace of those treasures during the RACO yard sales which raise scholarship money for graduating seniors at Southerr High SchooL Since 1993, the yard sales· have prov ided ' $69,200 to deservi ng seniors at SHS. 2 SECTIONS - 12 PAGES This week's yard sale is the largest yet Annie's Mailbox A3 with fi ve trailer loads of donated items being given the once over by eager cusCalendars A3 tomers lookin g fo r that special some· thing which coul d be anyth ing from Gl Classifieds 83-4 Joe dolls to dishes. RACO members will you there is practi~all y nothing that Comics Bs tell won't sell and much like the old saying "there's ~o meo n e for everyone," there is Editorials A4 a customer for practically every item, no Movies J\5 matter how ·unusual the item. Sorting and pricing the donations is a Places to go 86 · year-round job for RACO members and every once in aw hile those unique items Sports B Section bring a laugh to members who otherwise perform a thankless job. Found amongst Weather A3 the donations has been Viagra, live bul lets and all size and shape of lingerie . © aoo8 Ohio valley Publishing~· Thi s year the RACO members fou nd a pair of triple-x siled bl oomers and have decid.ed to pass them around to volunteers and members as gag gifts for some INDEX . .' • Please see Scholarships, AS MHS announces homeconiing queen candidates BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLIC H@MY DAILYSENTINELCOM POMEROY · - Homecoming ac tivit ies are in fll ll swi ng at Meigs High School in preparation · for the crowni ng of the queen at the' Meigs-Athens game Friday night on Bob Robens Field. Candidates for the title of queen have been named and were annou nced today. They arc: Jamie Bailey. daughter of .Lori and Wally Hatfield of Pomeroy. who will be escorted by Eu ge n ~ Patterson , son of Raymond and Lori Patterso n of Rutland: Adrian Boli n. gra nddaughter of Joe and ·Janet Bolin of Rutland and George and Shirley Sisson of Pomeroy, escorted by Ja son MoiTis. son of Danny and Angela Bullington of Syracuse , The 2008 Morri s of Middleport: Homecoming Queen wi II be Stephanie Donaldson , daughter crowned by the 2007 Queen, of Kelli Ballard of Pomeroy, Alexa Venoy, escorted by Chad Bonnett , son of . The hallways of MHS are decoMi ke and Paul a B'onnett of rated fo r homecomi ng . Midd leport; was wacky Wedne sday Laura Gheen. daughter of James Wednesday where students wore and Lucille Gheen of Middleport , mismatched clothing, today is tie escorted ,by Josh Cleland , son of dye Thursday in 60s,70s. and 80s Jim and Stephanie Cleland of style clothing, and tomoiTOW will Pomeroy . . be Maroon and Gold day. Carie Wolfe . daughter of Carl There will be a powder puff and Della Wolfe of Pomeroy, foo tball game and a homecoming escorted.by Aaro.n Oliphant , son of parade fo llowed by a bonfi re Jim and Kim Oliphant of'Pomeror- Thursday. On Friday a pep rally . The flower girl will be Soph1a will take pl ace prior to the crownAverion, daughter of Dav id and ing of the queen at 6:30 p.m. The l.,i sa Averion of Pomeroy, '<lnd the annual homecoming dance will be crown bearer will be Jace held in the MHS cafeteria from 8 Bullington, ~on of Adam and Cara to midnight . �.. Page A2- The Dail y Sentil)el Thursday, September II , 2008 ww\\ .mydail) sentinel .com ~The ~- YTHE BEN Daily Sentinel ANNIE· s Mt... rL Box :Sarcasm doe sn 't speak ' [ended .· we llfior zn Community Calendar -Pu ~· -b~l-ic_m_e_e_t_i_n_g_s__is_s_p-ec-ia-1-sp-e-ak_e_r._I._UI-lC_h_,,-, - -S-a-tu-r-d a-~-. _S_e_p_t._l_4 - · Church eve· nts ' ELSE BURRIS CONGRATS! . lfkn; ;f ~·: '. ' • · Your NeighlkrhoodGatheHng Place . WednesdaY' is ~Customer BUY.ONE ENTRE' AND GET THE 2nd ENTQE' 1/2 OFF. ~ (Dine In Qnly ~ · F · . • • . . sp.........,. • Steaks) Seatood) . • .. L•• ~ ~ J(fC~ ' Op< ·ll ·, liih .\ \\'"'''' J II J:: llfEi~TM ....... ""' , 228 W 1\1ain, Pomcrov 992-5432 ~ " VMH employee reunion sent for Sept. 20 r;:·;~;:r'"''" ... Your sight is our focus . ,,..,N,,. Drs. Thomas and Susan Quinn and Dr. Robyn Sargent are pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Shane · Foster to the practice . .. · . I MlttiMit'ltM 1 I VIsit Ualry (luee11 f oday! I BLIZZARD OF THE MONTH! . l · ~u5.~ r.·~~ 10!1111¥11 topped off wltll chocolate comd ptallllls, c~ brownla pltcn and chocolltt bltndtd.wHh Cl'llmJ nnllla 10ft 11rvt, known 11 the...... Tl• Roof Brownie Blizurd flnol'ld 2208.-Jackson Ave. Point Pleasant,WV 304-675-5427. All major credit cards accepted I Enter.Here For ll I $30 Gift Certificate I ·I 1·To One OfThd·e Great Restaurants 1 I 1 I I I I I I Drawing Each Week! Name: M~1il-t<>:-l•' r~e LYn · .. __ ...., ___ ... . L _______ 1 1 Alapr of cllocolatt A Free Lunch! Phone # Gullillolis Daily Tribune H25 3rd Ave. (;"lliuulis, OH 451131 • 1 1 I - ' I I ~, CJ bSand organizations ·When I met him . I was a anger out on others. We · .' J)ousekee per. and he now worry we are going to di e 1 POMEROY - Plans are " ;"'Y' if 1 want us to stay and are frustrated when we movmg forward for the th1rd · tngethe,r. [ need to work for cannot do the things we reunion of forn1er employJnore than minimum wage . used to. ees of Veterans Memonal . · I want Shawn to su pport ·Those who have familv or Hospital to be held on I to 4 :my dec isions. but hi s ani - frie.nds stru gglin g with can· p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 20, :t~•(le doesn't give me mu ch cer should understand that at the Mulberry Commumty "hope fm our future . 1 am .the emotional impact is just Center on Mulberry Avenue .. :so sick of .hi s endless as difficult as the physical formerly the Pomeroy ;remarks about me working one. If we hecome hard to Elementary School. Members of .the plannin~ :and going to school. and deal with. 1 hope they will ·that he otherwise doe sn't understand this is part of the co1mmttee s:ud they feel It .'want to be with me.l·s it illness.- Surviving IS 1mp~rtant t~. keep !h~ possible he just wants · Dear Surviving: Thahk m~mones ahve. Our goal, ·wh at is best for me'' ...: you for remindin g all of us smd Glenna R1e~~l. a com:unemployed Ursula to be patient with those who m1!lee member, " to pre- · serve the memory of. the • Dear Ursula: It sounds are battling disease. ~ike he wants what ·is hest Annie's Snippet for hospital . and to ret am the · 1 : . for him. It 's not bad advice Patriot Dav (credit fnendsh1ps which were for you to get you r act Abraham Lin.coln in his ' developed over the years : · .together sooner rather than Getlysburg Address): We the hospital existed.'' . ;later,. and if you haven' t he re highly resolve th at Veterans Memonal seeking these dead shall not have Hospilal opened Ill 19.62 :l?een actively l!mployment, you should. died in vain; that this and for (llany years provJd· ,aut the stream of sarcastic nation shall have a new ed a w1de range of serv1ces Veterans Memorial Hospital, 1962·2002 ·£omment s does nut speak · birth of freedom: and that mcludmg surgical, acute ·1 ;.;,.ell for Shawn. and it is a . this government of the peo- a~d e!llergency care, reha- foods. Door priles will he been associaled with the memorabilia of the hospilal 'had dynamic in a reiation- pie, by the people . for the bliitatiOn and extended care. awarded throughout the Jay. hospital over the years is days bring th em for a "hlis's hip when one partner feels people , . shall not perish .:he hospital ~nd e m.erg~ncy The committee empha· welcome to anend. They pital memories or the pa"" entitled to belittle the other. from the earth. 100m were closed 111 -001 sized that anyone who has ask an yo ne with pictures or display. ·H th' ' h Sh Annie's Mailbox i.~ writ· followed ts . 1.s ow awn . t . ·' d Ill 2002 hy the . .: . 1;Jehaves when he 's "in ten by Kathy Mitchell and ex enue care W)ng .. ~ovc." he ·s likely to be even Marcy Sugar, longtime edi· Numerous tormer ' !more verbally abusive tors of the Ann Landers . employees, volunteers. and I ?:v hen you are married. If column. Please e-mail your lnends of the hospilal have · : :you arc determined to stay questions to amriesmail· attended .past reumons to ;irr this relation ship. please box@comcast.net, or write show their mterest m pre:get premarital counseling to: An11ie's Mailbox•. P.O. servmr and sh;m~lg .memo- . ;before making any further Box 118190, Chicago IL nes o the hospttal and the _l:ommitment. · 60611. To find aut 1;wre happy days workmg and/or . :: Dear Annie: My dau gh- about Anllie's Mailbox, volunteenng there . s.andwiches, punch and . kr is getting married soon. and read fealllres by other 1 ;Her aunts and cousins live Creators Syndicate writer.~ bc\ erageswtll be pro\Jded by ·1 ·out of state . They are on our and car/o(llrists visit the ·the committee. Those attend:wedding guest list, but is it Creators Syndicate Web mg are asked to take finger 1 r----.· ------1 There ''IS" Such A Thing As ·1 ,-hc-dc-'s-cc-n~dants - re-Un -i-on- ol. Birthdays :~~,·~d 0 ~n·~~ghbutto: 1"~~~~~~ ~~~~iint~~~~ ~,~.~~~~~~te ~~~~ . ~ ~ /§8 11, 2008 Reunions 308·Second AvEt.; l .. •Call~polis, ' . 740·441 ' · Thursday, September 12:30. afternoon serv1 cc m POMEROY - Annual . nf Jake allll Maude Monday, Sept. IS I :30. lnformmion . from Modern Woodmen home· VanMeter will be held at .1 · LETART FALLS · Brenda Deeter. 667-.1431. tow n hero recognit ion and p.l)l . at th e Portland Park. Bv KATHY MITCHELL bridal shower two months L 1 -r h' T tJ icnic,· 12 :30 p.m. a.t the Fa,111'1)' ,·111 u l·,.,·,,,,d.• in vileJ . cart .owns 1p rustees. AND MARCY SUGAR before? I don't want them regular meeting, 5 p.m. , U roads ide park north on U.S. Sunday. Sept. 14 to feel left out , but I also office building . , • 33. Camp to furni sh chickRACINE Annual en. drinks ;md. tableware . Kerwood- Hill reu nion. C(l l '· . ' Qear Annie: I have bee n don' t want an in vitation to :dating .. Shaw n" for a little look as if we arc trolling for ' Member to tak e covered cred dish dinner at I p.m at bver a year. We are ve ry presents. Shou ld I se nd . Thursdny, Sept. 11 dish or Lie >sen. Kim Star Mill Park . Fami ly ami -JllUCh in love and talking along a note say ing they arc SYRACUSE Romine . will speak on friend' welcome. -ahout marriage. Shawn has nor obligated to send a gift? Friday, Sept. 12 Wildwood Garden Club. Granee proer;um. Saturday, Sept'. 2U an exce llent caree r. 1 have - Concerned· Mother of RACINE Carme l· 6:30 p.m.. Syracu>e ' Tuesday, Sept. 16 PO.MEROY ThirJ b een un employed for the · the .Bride Sutton Unit ed · Methodi st. Community Center. Shirley POMEROY _ Meet i n~ reunion of Veterans l;:tst muple of months. and Dear Mother: It is not Church revival. Sept. 12-14. Hamm to present program for parents intere sted i;1 Memorial Hospital employ· .he has n·'! let Ill•' l'or"C! · , !. necessary to send sl1ower 7 p.m. ni ghtly. John Frank on using~ dried llowers to becommg · · 1ve d in par- ee,, I to 4 p.m. at Mulberry v ~ mvo •r · 1 ' h' · ·t t. t t h speaking·. specia l singers ,· 1 1· ·' · ,.c:.verv um c come to 1s mvo a oons o guess w p crea e persona llCu greeung ent-Ia-parent information Comm un ity' Center. . •.fi o use. he ~reeh me by say · live out of state' and cannot' Glory land · Believers. cards . Pomeroy. Sandwiches und ' · 0 ak Q uartet. gs in Meigs ,, . ,;,1g .rc'asticall y. ··so. did attend. If there are grand- Fn'day, '" "h1te POMEROY - Alpha Iota 6offerin h p Coli!Hy. " · o p.m ., t e omeroy beve rages provided . Tlwse :you lrave ;1 hard day at mothers. you can senJ them Saturday. Truly Saved. Masters. 11 :30 a.m. salad Library. agenda includes attending take finger foods . .wo rk tnd u1,o•· invitations as a courtesy. It Sunday. lunch, Pomeroy Methodist LONG BOTTOM Ch developing the group ~oals. photos and and memorabili ' ·• Shawn ex pects me to is perfeclly OK . however. to · urch. topics of interest. and brain- ty tor display . <!le<J n his apartment every simply ca ll th e aun ts and Faithful Gospel Chu rch . 7 CHESTER - Shade stormin g futu re activities. :t;me I visit beca use 1 "don't say how much you wi sh p.m. Long Bottom . Singers River Lodge 453. regular . d 1 h .. Redeemed.'' · · h Pomerov Library offers 7 30 h ;~o anything all day." Every t ey I1w · c oser so t ey meetmg . : p.m .. refres " chi ldren\ activiti es, cal l :ume we go ro a re staurant or could participate in the local Sunday, Sept. 14 ments after. 742 . 3457 for more infnrmaSaturday, Sept. 13 :grocery store. he make s me festivities . COOLV ILLE ~ I60th RACINE So nshin e ALI:lAf\Y - f'red:~ Smi th ~ee l guilty that he has to Dear Annie: I wanted to Annual Homecoming. Circle. 7 p.m . •it Bethany t ion. will celebrate her 84th ;spend some of his greens on add something to xour reply Orange Christian Church. Dorcas Church. Take a bear birthday , Sept. 13. Cards :ilis un employed girlfriend. to "C..'' whose father-in -law 202 Lottridge Rd.. for police proJect. Lili'ian ; I am planning to go back has lung cancer and she is C_oolvil lc. Mu sic by Hayman, Ruth .Simpsqn. may he sent to her.at 4291'> . I 'o school next year. but he having·' problems dealing f-orgiven Again Trio and and Berni ce. Theiss. host· Saturday Sept. 13 SchO!II Lot Road . Albany. :wan ts me to go back imme- wiJh his rude behavior. Tyler Deeter; Buford Brown esses. PORTLAND A Ohio 457 1Q . :diateiy. I h.ave no intention I am recovering from can ·of relying on a man to take cer. Some ·of us are very , · • .. · • :, This fVeeks Winner!!! Page~3 ·' . Thursday...Mostly sunny. Lows in the upper 60s. :1.'\ slight chance of showers South west winds around 5 :ilnd thunderstorm s in- tHe mph. Chance of rain 60 per;:ifternoon. Highs in ' ihe cent. ~wer 80s'. Southeast winds Saturday ...Cioudy with a ~round 5 mph. Chance of chance of showers and ;ra in 20 percent. thundei·storms. Highs in the ; : Thursday night •.•Mostl~ · mid SOs. Chance of rain 50 >Cloudy. A slight chance of percent. :i:howers and thunderstorms Saturday night ...Mostly ~n · th e eve ning .. .Then a cloudy with a chance or ;Chance of showers and showers and thunderstorms. •thunderstorms after mid · Lows in the upper . 60s. :M ight. Not as coo l with lows Chance of rain 30 percem. ~:n tiJc .mid 60s. Southeast . 'Sunday and Sunday ··w inds around 5 mph. night ...Mostly cloudy . with a chance ·o f showers and :t:;:: hance of rain 40 percent. ~ · Friday ... Rain with a thunderstorms. Highs in the 'l:hance of thunderstorms. lower SOs. Lows in · the :B ighs in the upper 70s. · lower 60s. Chance of rain . :South winds around 5 mph . 40 perce nt. Monday ... 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Member SIPC. ~ . 47 . ·or. Foster is a Cum Laude graduate of th e Ohio State University College of Optometry. PFC Teddi Pauley • • Doctor Foster is now accepting new patients • Most major vision and medica l plans accepted • Specialty vision services os well as treatment of eye disease and injury Army medic home from Afghanistan· RACINE - U.S. Army PFC Teddi Paul ey of Racine has returned home on leave from service in Fobshank. Afghanistan, and will return there Saturday. PFC Pauley works · as n· medic. She is the daughter of Melvin and Mary Forester of Racine , and is a 1990 gradu ate of Southern High School. She jo ined the Army in 2007. Her hushand, Franklin Pauley. Jr. , is originally from Charleston. W.Va. She is stationed at Fort Campbell , Ky: Meigs s~dents make dean's list POMEROY ~ Making the dean 's list for the summer quarter at Hocking College were . Melissa Barret.! of Long Bottom. Tiffany Harder and Christina Wolfe of Pomeroy. and Randall Hudson of Rutland . ., ~- ' .,• . ' ... . �.. Page A2- The Dail y Sentil)el Thursday, September II , 2008 ww\\ .mydail) sentinel .com ~The ~- YTHE BEN Daily Sentinel ANNIE· s Mt... rL Box :Sarcasm doe sn 't speak ' [ended .· we llfior zn Community Calendar -Pu ~· -b~l-ic_m_e_e_t_i_n_g_s__is_s_p-ec-ia-1-sp-e-ak_e_r._I._UI-lC_h_,,-, - -S-a-tu-r-d a-~-. _S_e_p_t._l_4 - · Church eve· nts ' ELSE BURRIS CONGRATS! . lfkn; ;f ~·: '. ' • · Your NeighlkrhoodGatheHng Place . WednesdaY' is ~Customer BUY.ONE ENTRE' AND GET THE 2nd ENTQE' 1/2 OFF. ~ (Dine In Qnly ~ · F · . • • . . sp.........,. • Steaks) Seatood) . • .. L•• ~ ~ J(fC~ ' Op< ·ll ·, liih .\ \\'"'''' J II J:: llfEi~TM ....... ""' , 228 W 1\1ain, Pomcrov 992-5432 ~ " VMH employee reunion sent for Sept. 20 r;:·;~;:r'"''" ... Your sight is our focus . ,,..,N,,. Drs. Thomas and Susan Quinn and Dr. Robyn Sargent are pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Shane · Foster to the practice . .. · . I MlttiMit'ltM 1 I VIsit Ualry (luee11 f oday! I BLIZZARD OF THE MONTH! . l · ~u5.~ r.·~~ 10!1111¥11 topped off wltll chocolate comd ptallllls, c~ brownla pltcn and chocolltt bltndtd.wHh Cl'llmJ nnllla 10ft 11rvt, known 11 the...... Tl• Roof Brownie Blizurd flnol'ld 2208.-Jackson Ave. Point Pleasant,WV 304-675-5427. All major credit cards accepted I Enter.Here For ll I $30 Gift Certificate I ·I 1·To One OfThd·e Great Restaurants 1 I 1 I I I I I I Drawing Each Week! Name: M~1il-t<>:-l•' r~e LYn · .. __ ...., ___ ... . L _______ 1 1 Alapr of cllocolatt A Free Lunch! Phone # Gullillolis Daily Tribune H25 3rd Ave. (;"lliuulis, OH 451131 • 1 1 I - ' I I ~, CJ bSand organizations ·When I met him . I was a anger out on others. We · .' J)ousekee per. and he now worry we are going to di e 1 POMEROY - Plans are " ;"'Y' if 1 want us to stay and are frustrated when we movmg forward for the th1rd · tngethe,r. [ need to work for cannot do the things we reunion of forn1er employJnore than minimum wage . used to. ees of Veterans Memonal . · I want Shawn to su pport ·Those who have familv or Hospital to be held on I to 4 :my dec isions. but hi s ani - frie.nds stru gglin g with can· p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 20, :t~•(le doesn't give me mu ch cer should understand that at the Mulberry Commumty "hope fm our future . 1 am .the emotional impact is just Center on Mulberry Avenue .. :so sick of .hi s endless as difficult as the physical formerly the Pomeroy ;remarks about me working one. If we hecome hard to Elementary School. Members of .the plannin~ :and going to school. and deal with. 1 hope they will ·that he otherwise doe sn't understand this is part of the co1mmttee s:ud they feel It .'want to be with me.l·s it illness.- Surviving IS 1mp~rtant t~. keep !h~ possible he just wants · Dear Surviving: Thahk m~mones ahve. Our goal, ·wh at is best for me'' ...: you for remindin g all of us smd Glenna R1e~~l. a com:unemployed Ursula to be patient with those who m1!lee member, " to pre- · serve the memory of. the • Dear Ursula: It sounds are battling disease. ~ike he wants what ·is hest Annie's Snippet for hospital . and to ret am the · 1 : . for him. It 's not bad advice Patriot Dav (credit fnendsh1ps which were for you to get you r act Abraham Lin.coln in his ' developed over the years : · .together sooner rather than Getlysburg Address): We the hospital existed.'' . ;later,. and if you haven' t he re highly resolve th at Veterans Memonal seeking these dead shall not have Hospilal opened Ill 19.62 :l?een actively l!mployment, you should. died in vain; that this and for (llany years provJd· ,aut the stream of sarcastic nation shall have a new ed a w1de range of serv1ces Veterans Memorial Hospital, 1962·2002 ·£omment s does nut speak · birth of freedom: and that mcludmg surgical, acute ·1 ;.;,.ell for Shawn. and it is a . this government of the peo- a~d e!llergency care, reha- foods. Door priles will he been associaled with the memorabilia of the hospilal 'had dynamic in a reiation- pie, by the people . for the bliitatiOn and extended care. awarded throughout the Jay. hospital over the years is days bring th em for a "hlis's hip when one partner feels people , . shall not perish .:he hospital ~nd e m.erg~ncy The committee empha· welcome to anend. They pital memories or the pa"" entitled to belittle the other. from the earth. 100m were closed 111 -001 sized that anyone who has ask an yo ne with pictures or display. ·H th' ' h Sh Annie's Mailbox i.~ writ· followed ts . 1.s ow awn . t . ·' d Ill 2002 hy the . .: . 1;Jehaves when he 's "in ten by Kathy Mitchell and ex enue care W)ng .. ~ovc." he ·s likely to be even Marcy Sugar, longtime edi· Numerous tormer ' !more verbally abusive tors of the Ann Landers . employees, volunteers. and I ?:v hen you are married. If column. Please e-mail your lnends of the hospilal have · : :you arc determined to stay questions to amriesmail· attended .past reumons to ;irr this relation ship. please box@comcast.net, or write show their mterest m pre:get premarital counseling to: An11ie's Mailbox•. P.O. servmr and sh;m~lg .memo- . ;before making any further Box 118190, Chicago IL nes o the hospttal and the _l:ommitment. · 60611. To find aut 1;wre happy days workmg and/or . :: Dear Annie: My dau gh- about Anllie's Mailbox, volunteenng there . s.andwiches, punch and . kr is getting married soon. and read fealllres by other 1 ;Her aunts and cousins live Creators Syndicate writer.~ bc\ erageswtll be pro\Jded by ·1 ·out of state . They are on our and car/o(llrists visit the ·the committee. Those attend:wedding guest list, but is it Creators Syndicate Web mg are asked to take finger 1 r----.· ------1 There ''IS" Such A Thing As ·1 ,-hc-dc-'s-cc-n~dants - re-Un -i-on- ol. Birthdays :~~,·~d 0 ~n·~~ghbutto: 1"~~~~~~ ~~~~iint~~~~ ~,~.~~~~~~te ~~~~ . ~ ~ /§8 11, 2008 Reunions 308·Second AvEt.; l .. •Call~polis, ' . 740·441 ' · Thursday, September 12:30. afternoon serv1 cc m POMEROY - Annual . nf Jake allll Maude Monday, Sept. IS I :30. lnformmion . from Modern Woodmen home· VanMeter will be held at .1 · LETART FALLS · Brenda Deeter. 667-.1431. tow n hero recognit ion and p.l)l . at th e Portland Park. Bv KATHY MITCHELL bridal shower two months L 1 -r h' T tJ icnic,· 12 :30 p.m. a.t the Fa,111'1)' ,·111 u l·,.,·,,,,d.• in vileJ . cart .owns 1p rustees. AND MARCY SUGAR before? I don't want them regular meeting, 5 p.m. , U roads ide park north on U.S. Sunday. Sept. 14 to feel left out , but I also office building . , • 33. Camp to furni sh chickRACINE Annual en. drinks ;md. tableware . Kerwood- Hill reu nion. C(l l '· . ' Qear Annie: I have bee n don' t want an in vitation to :dating .. Shaw n" for a little look as if we arc trolling for ' Member to tak e covered cred dish dinner at I p.m at bver a year. We are ve ry presents. Shou ld I se nd . Thursdny, Sept. 11 dish or Lie >sen. Kim Star Mill Park . Fami ly ami -JllUCh in love and talking along a note say ing they arc SYRACUSE Romine . will speak on friend' welcome. -ahout marriage. Shawn has nor obligated to send a gift? Friday, Sept. 12 Wildwood Garden Club. Granee proer;um. Saturday, Sept'. 2U an exce llent caree r. 1 have - Concerned· Mother of RACINE Carme l· 6:30 p.m.. Syracu>e ' Tuesday, Sept. 16 PO.MEROY ThirJ b een un employed for the · the .Bride Sutton Unit ed · Methodi st. Community Center. Shirley POMEROY _ Meet i n~ reunion of Veterans l;:tst muple of months. and Dear Mother: It is not Church revival. Sept. 12-14. Hamm to present program for parents intere sted i;1 Memorial Hospital employ· .he has n·'! let Ill•' l'or"C! · , !. necessary to send sl1ower 7 p.m. ni ghtly. John Frank on using~ dried llowers to becommg · · 1ve d in par- ee,, I to 4 p.m. at Mulberry v ~ mvo •r · 1 ' h' · ·t t. t t h speaking·. specia l singers ,· 1 1· ·' · ,.c:.verv um c come to 1s mvo a oons o guess w p crea e persona llCu greeung ent-Ia-parent information Comm un ity' Center. . •.fi o use. he ~reeh me by say · live out of state' and cannot' Glory land · Believers. cards . Pomeroy. Sandwiches und ' · 0 ak Q uartet. gs in Meigs ,, . ,;,1g .rc'asticall y. ··so. did attend. If there are grand- Fn'day, '" "h1te POMEROY - Alpha Iota 6offerin h p Coli!Hy. " · o p.m ., t e omeroy beve rages provided . Tlwse :you lrave ;1 hard day at mothers. you can senJ them Saturday. Truly Saved. Masters. 11 :30 a.m. salad Library. agenda includes attending take finger foods . .wo rk tnd u1,o•· invitations as a courtesy. It Sunday. lunch, Pomeroy Methodist LONG BOTTOM Ch developing the group ~oals. photos and and memorabili ' ·• Shawn ex pects me to is perfeclly OK . however. to · urch. topics of interest. and brain- ty tor display . <!le<J n his apartment every simply ca ll th e aun ts and Faithful Gospel Chu rch . 7 CHESTER - Shade stormin g futu re activities. :t;me I visit beca use 1 "don't say how much you wi sh p.m. Long Bottom . Singers River Lodge 453. regular . d 1 h .. Redeemed.'' · · h Pomerov Library offers 7 30 h ;~o anything all day." Every t ey I1w · c oser so t ey meetmg . : p.m .. refres " chi ldren\ activiti es, cal l :ume we go ro a re staurant or could participate in the local Sunday, Sept. 14 ments after. 742 . 3457 for more infnrmaSaturday, Sept. 13 :grocery store. he make s me festivities . COOLV ILLE ~ I60th RACINE So nshin e ALI:lAf\Y - f'red:~ Smi th ~ee l guilty that he has to Dear Annie: I wanted to Annual Homecoming. Circle. 7 p.m . •it Bethany t ion. will celebrate her 84th ;spend some of his greens on add something to xour reply Orange Christian Church. Dorcas Church. Take a bear birthday , Sept. 13. Cards :ilis un employed girlfriend. to "C..'' whose father-in -law 202 Lottridge Rd.. for police proJect. Lili'ian ; I am planning to go back has lung cancer and she is C_oolvil lc. Mu sic by Hayman, Ruth .Simpsqn. may he sent to her.at 4291'> . I 'o school next year. but he having·' problems dealing f-orgiven Again Trio and and Berni ce. Theiss. host· Saturday Sept. 13 SchO!II Lot Road . Albany. :wan ts me to go back imme- wiJh his rude behavior. Tyler Deeter; Buford Brown esses. PORTLAND A Ohio 457 1Q . :diateiy. I h.ave no intention I am recovering from can ·of relying on a man to take cer. Some ·of us are very , · • .. · • :, This fVeeks Winner!!! Page~3 ·' . Thursday...Mostly sunny. Lows in the upper 60s. :1.'\ slight chance of showers South west winds around 5 :ilnd thunderstorm s in- tHe mph. Chance of rain 60 per;:ifternoon. Highs in ' ihe cent. ~wer 80s'. Southeast winds Saturday ...Cioudy with a ~round 5 mph. Chance of chance of showers and ;ra in 20 percent. thundei·storms. Highs in the ; : Thursday night •.•Mostl~ · mid SOs. Chance of rain 50 >Cloudy. A slight chance of percent. :i:howers and thunderstorms Saturday night ...Mostly ~n · th e eve ning .. .Then a cloudy with a chance or ;Chance of showers and showers and thunderstorms. •thunderstorms after mid · Lows in the upper . 60s. :M ight. Not as coo l with lows Chance of rain 30 percem. ~:n tiJc .mid 60s. Southeast . 'Sunday and Sunday ··w inds around 5 mph. night ...Mostly cloudy . with a chance ·o f showers and :t:;:: hance of rain 40 percent. ~ · Friday ... Rain with a thunderstorms. Highs in the 'l:hance of thunderstorms. lower SOs. Lows in · the :B ighs in the upper 70s. · lower 60s. Chance of rain . :South winds around 5 mph . 40 perce nt. Monday ... Mos!ly cloudy ~hance of rain ·so percent. ·: Friday nighi ...Cioudy with a chance of showers. :with rain likely with a Highs in the upper 70s. ~hance of lhunderstorms . Chance of rain 50' percent. i . ..Local Stocks • Ohio Vclley Bane Corp. (NAS· •AEP (NYSE) - 38:60 DAQ)- 22.50 '!,f.kzo (NASDAQ) - 56.50 BBT (NYSE) - 31.43 •J.shland Inc. 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Member SIPC. ~ . 47 . ·or. Foster is a Cum Laude graduate of th e Ohio State University College of Optometry. PFC Teddi Pauley • • Doctor Foster is now accepting new patients • Most major vision and medica l plans accepted • Specialty vision services os well as treatment of eye disease and injury Army medic home from Afghanistan· RACINE - U.S. Army PFC Teddi Paul ey of Racine has returned home on leave from service in Fobshank. Afghanistan, and will return there Saturday. PFC Pauley works · as n· medic. She is the daughter of Melvin and Mary Forester of Racine , and is a 1990 gradu ate of Southern High School. She jo ined the Army in 2007. Her hushand, Franklin Pauley. Jr. , is originally from Charleston. W.Va. She is stationed at Fort Campbell , Ky: Meigs s~dents make dean's list POMEROY ~ Making the dean 's list for the summer quarter at Hocking College were . Melissa Barret.! of Long Bottom. Tiffany Harder and Christina Wolfe of Pomeroy. and Randall Hudson of Rutland . ., ~- ' .,• . ' ... . �OPINION The Daily Se 1tinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio · • Thursday, September 11, 200!;1 Bailout doesn't curb all credit woes BT RACHEL BECK AP BUSINESS WRITER (740) 992·2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 NEW YORK - .The government doesn't w~nt Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac Ohio VaJiey Publishing Co. . to go broke. hut. it beuer start thinking about what happens if the rest or us do . Dan Goodrich The latest data on the job Publisher market paints an ugly picture: The unemployment . Charlene Hpeflich rate shot to a five-year General Manager-News Editor high in August and pay ro ll s arc being cut at an alarmin g rate. With more people out of Congress shall make tiO law respectin,~t 1111 wo rk. that lik ely means . establishnwn! of religion, ot: prol1ibiting the . many arc having a tougher time paying their hills. If free exercise thereof; or abridging tlu freedom of that leads to a surge in speech, or of the press; or the right of the peo- defaults · on debt assets just · mortgages ple peaceably to assemble, and to petition the beyond like nedit rards. auto loam Government for a redress of grievances. and more - we can forget about the cred it oi sis being - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution over any time soon. That 's something to remember amid all the news regard in g the Treasury Department's live-sav ing takeover . or Fann.ie and Freddie. The mortgage gwnts, which qWn or guarantee about half of th e riation 's home loans totaling around $'i trillion . have been ailing for ·months as mortgage default rate s have soared and their capital base has been constrained. Dear Editor: The plan. which calls for Financial freedom - what does it mean to you? What is the government to inject up it worth? I believe we should have the right to make our to $ 100 billion in each of the own financial choices without having the government look- · U.S .-spon sored · ·mortgage ing over our shoulders. I believe if I or someone I know financiers to kee p them feels like a payday loan is the best decision for them. that' s operating, has been lauded all that matters. It's up to us, we are free citizens, and we . on Wall Street <lS a turning have free will, and the government isn 't here to look after us and treat us like children . · Our politicians don 't seem to think this way, because they passed a law aimed at putting payday lenders out of busmess . They did this even though the terms of payday loans are clearly agreed to by both the borTOwer and the lender, and it's a completely legal activity. That's why dozens of other stat~s across the country also have payday lendmg m therr state.lt s an option that is attractive to many people . It's attractive not because these people are ignorant,' but because it ge nuinely is a good deal for them. $ 15 to borrow $100 seems fair tome . I'm disturbed by thrs power grab from our state legrslators. I'm voting NO on Issue 5 to make sure they get stopped in their tracks. Katrinka Perdue Pomeroy www.mydallysentlnel.com READERS' PageA4 VIEWS Choice Ours to make on payday lending point in stabilizing the hous, · heavily relied on in recent ing market and buoying the years to finance consumer New data· spending . overall economy. re leased Monday by the But the bailout an nounced Stmday can ' t be viewed as a Federal Reserve show that cure -all for the nation's consumer borrowing on credit woes. The govern- credit cards grew at an ment is trying to prevent annuai rate of 4.8 percent in further deterioration in the July, up from a growth rate !nortgage market. but it has- of 3.5 percent in June . ·But as credit-qrd use has n' t done much to pse other surged. payments mr those credit troubles. "There is no si lve r bullet cards have fallen - even here. Thi s is cert ainly a pos- though $106.7 billion itive step. but is not the flowed i"to Ameri can's absolute answer." said Mark wa ll ets in recent months Zand i. chief economi st at from the U.S. economic Econorn y.com. . stimulus package. Card payMoody's "They've made progress in ment rates fell 6.2 percent residential mortgage assets on a year-over-year basis in btl! ha ve yet to deal with July. the ninth consec utive monthly decl ine .' That 's the other problematic loans."' What's wo rrisome is second bi ggest pullback in wheth er grow ing stress in the records kept by .the analysts at other areas of credit leads to banking more big losses and write- Oppen heimer & Co .. behind year-over-year downs at banks and other March'sded it1e of 7 .4 percent. l'inancial inst itutions in the And the situation for conmonths ahead. Of parti cular concern ,i s sumers see ms to be getting what happen s · with the worse, at least given the more than $2 trillion in weak jobs dat'a - which consumer debt. .That may some econom ists say is be onl y a fraction of the indicative of a recession. According to. the · Labor more th an $12 trillion in . res idential mortgage loan s, Department. the jobless rate accordin£ to Zandi. but it rose· from 5.7 percent in July to 6.1 perce nt in still is "mi ght y large comparable to all the goods August. and employers cut and services produced by their payrolls by 84.000 in August, the eighth straight France in 2007 . Ameri.cans this vear have month of decline s. That been increasingiy using · ptillback was fueled by their credit cards to make employers' worrie s about purchases . . Banks have the economy and 'their own tightened lending standards business·prospects. So far this year, 605,000 on such things has home eq uity loans. which were jobs have vanished. The s;TAH/H· economy needs to generate more than I00,000 new jobs a month for employment to . remain stable. " Rising joblessness of the magnitude we saw in the August employment report mean s that more hou seholds. including good quality prime borrowers wi!h so lid credit histories, Will likely be encountering more difficulties meeting their debt obligations," said David Rosenberg , cbief North American economist at Men·ill Lynch. Re search by .Merri ll's ec;o;momics team found that thti're is a very tight histori'cal link between the unemployment rate and consumer credit card delinquencies . "So even with this dramatiC support just unveiled for th~ mortgage market , we antici- . pate the next phase of the credit crunch will be in the form of lenders being forced to revise up their consumer credit . loss estimates once they ·start to more fully take into account a deteriorating employment backdrop,"· Rosenberg said. The losses might not even begin to . intensify until 2009, since there is a lag between when someone is out of work and when loan defaults begin . So while the U.S. government focuse s its attention on the mortgage mess. another storm is brewing . And l.ike everything else related to thi s credit crisis, don 't count on a quick fix .. BUT WHOSE I CHANGE' WOUlD YOU. VOTE FOR ? Enter Miss Congeniality, stage right TODAY IN HISTORY "Democm cv ,is the t/reorv that · th~ c01imw11 peoiJ(e know wlwt ther >l'Wtt, a11d deserve to get ·it good and hard. " - H.L. Mencken ' .. 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Ext. 12 13 Weeks ' 32.26 casting call for "Survivor" 26 Weeks '64 .20 explained the American 52 Weeks ' 127.11 . !-mall : '\'3Y to the AP's Ryan nawsOmydailysentinel.com Outside Meigs County Nakashrma : " I wan t to . 13 Weeks '53.55 walk down the street or in Web: 26· Weeks ' 107.1o the mall and have some52 Weeks '214.21 www.niydailysentinel.com one come after me and ask The Daily Sentinel 1 • ' Gene Lyon~ for my autograph .... I want the papar azz i to come aft er me ." Sic tran sit gloria Americae. (Translation: We've had it.) · Enter Sara~ Palin , stage rigl)t , dandling an infant swaddled in an American flag and dragging behind her the ev iscerated carcass of a moose. Two weeks ·ago. Alaska''s ·preposterous governor was less well- known than the last man in the Kansas City Royals bullpen. Today, she 's the uni versa ll y ac knowled ged dominatri x of the Republican Party 's influential Mag ical Christ ian win g and the presumed savior of its presi dential hopes. More populous than the GOP' s powerful Save the Millionaires faction , Magical Ch ri sti ans re ad Jesus' ambiguous admoni: tion to " render unto Caesar the things whi ch are Caesar 's" to mea n that God has uniquely blessed us with pious leaders such as George W. Bush, and take a partisan view of American -elect ions . How anybody professes to interpret riddles litera ll y remains a puzzle. but Palin herse If goes • furt her. Witness her appearance at the Wasilla (A K) Bible Church last June. her home congregation. As seen on YouTube. Palin informed soothsaying , such as Tarot-' the faithful in di sconcert- card reading, crystal-ball ingly girlish tones that gazing or examining tile ''God's will" favors a $30 e.ntrails of sheep. Persons billion natural gas pipeline who practice· such rites, her administration wants to whether in the wholesome build. Moreover, her efforts suburban confines of the could fail "if the people of · Wasilla. Bible Church or a Alaska's heart isn ' t right cavern in the Tribal Areas <~f with God." Pakistan, are frauds , fools Palin also hinted that God .or both . It's time ihe rest of sent our brave soldiers into us quit being polite about it. So is Palin merely Elmer Eye-rack, not Pre sident Bush and an easily stam- Gantry in a bathing suit'! peded Congress, as th e Let's put it tl\is way: A MiSs unholy believe . So wa~ it Alas,ka contestant who falsi" the Lord who cookeq up fied her credentials would that phony intelligence of be asked to turn in her sash Iraq 's nonex istent WMDs, and. tiara. Consider Palin's rather than Ahmed Chalabi dramatic claim to be a bold and Dick Cheney? Palin fiscal reformer. · evidently thinks so, defin- · "I told Congress thanks .ing the war as "a task that is but no thanks on that from God .. : That's what -we ' Bridge to Nowhere ,"' she have to make sure that claimed . " If our state wantwe' re praying for - ihat ed a bridge, I said, we'd there is a plan and that that build .it ourselves." At issue was a proposed plan is God's plan ." That thi s happens to be $223 million span to conprecisely what Osama ~in nect Ketchikan, Alaska Laden tell s his own deluded (pop. 7.500), to, an offshore fo llowers, that American 'island with fewer than 100 "crusaders" seek the inhabit ants - a useless 'destruction of Islam . need- boondoggle if ever one was . n·'t deta.in us . Except to . So useless that Congress notice, as Middle Eastern actually canceled the ear:-scholar Juan Cole points mark in November 2005, a out in Salon. that theocrats full year before Palin, run:commonl y "confu se God's ning for governor, vigorous;will with their owq mortal ly championed the project. · It wasn't until she took policies." Citing chapter and verse on a broad range offic e that Gov. Palin of social issues. he asks, · reneged' on her campaign "What is the difference . promise. She kept the fede~ between Palin and a al mnney for other projects. Mu slim fundamentalist? Why am I not surprised?. Lipstick." (Arkansas · Democrat: But hasn 't Alaska 's one-. Gazelle columnist Gene time " Miss Congeniality" a Lvl:ms rs a · Natiomil right to believe anything she Magazine Award winner likes? Absolutely. But the and co-author of' "Th e rest of us are no. more com- Hunting of the Pres idem " pelled to take her views on (St. Martin's Press, 2000): Biblical "prophecy'' more You can e-mail Lyons lit seriously than rival forms of eugenelyons2@yahoo.com.) ,. ' ' ·LOcaJ. Briefs \Vayne National Forest opens new archery trail Clothing giveaway L!TTLE HOCKING - The Little Hocking Church of Chnst wrll have .a fa ll clothmg giveaway from 4,7 p.m. on Sept. 25. Clothing for infants to adults will be available . · Information is avai lable at 989-5137. ' The winners · POMEROY - Winner of the championship in the corn- · hole tournament at the Ohio State Fair was the Meigs County team of Mark Allen and Nathan Cozart . One of the names was irtcorteetly listed in an earlier an nouncement .' Correction POMEROY - The name of one member of the JFJ( (Just for Kicks) band li sted in the Stemwheel Riverfest tab_ · inserted in Wednesday's paper was incorrect. The correct name of the bass player is Taylor Jones. .12th annual Memorial Cancer Symposium set GALLIPOLIS The 12th Annual Lewis A. · ~chmidt, MD, Memorial Cancer Symposium will be held on Saturday, Oct. 25, from 8 to 'II :30 a.m. in the Education & Conference Center at Hol zer Medical Center. · The Center is loc ated on the Ground Floor of the Charles E. Holzer, Jr.. MD Surgery Center at Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis. Speakers for the event will include Grae L. Schuster. MD, Medical Director for the Holzer Center forCancer Care , who will discuss "Partial Breast Irradiation"; John Perry. MD, Cardiothoracic Surgeon and Medical Director of the Open Heart Progrnm for.the Holzer Cardiovascular Institute, who will present " Lung Cancer" ; and Janice F. Rafferty, MD, Chief of the Division of Colon and Recial Surgery for the University of Cincinnati ·Department of Surgery, who will speak on "Colon Cancer." The annual symposium is held in rnemory of Dr. Lewis A. Schmidt. who joined the staff of Holzer Hospital in 1967, where he practiced ~eneral surgery.. He was mstrumental m deve lopin g the Tumor Reg istry and the Tumor Committee, whiCh he chaired for several years. Dr. Schmidt was very active with the · Gallia County Chapter of the American Cancer Society and other civic organizations. He also was a member of the Coller SoCiety, the Gallia County Medical Society, American Medical Association, Ohio State Medical Association, and a . fellow . of the of American College Surgeons. A complimentary continental breakfast will be served at the event at 7:30 am, and displays will also be set-up for attendees to review. The program itself, which is open to the public , will start promptly at 8 a.m . For more information . about this year's Symposium, or to register, contact tne Hospital 's Education Departme/11 at IRONTON - The Wayne National Forest (WNF) , in partnership with · the National Wild Turkey Federation's '(NWTF) South Hills Longbeard Chapter headquartered in southeastern Ohio . . announce . the open ing of the newly hamed "Longbow Trail." The trai l is located across · from the boat ·dock in the Vesuvius Recreation Area. just off County Rc;>ad 29. 6.5 miles north of Ironton on State Route 93. The trail provides unique opportunities for archers to testtheir skills' in a forested setting . V\sitors to the . archery trail, currently with 18 field targets, are reminded to be safe on the trail which is located in a devel.oped recreation area with adjacent hikin ~ and horse· back riding trarls. Guideline for trail use are: anyone under the age of 18 must be under adult supervision at all times, archery trail is open for usc between .sunrise and sunset. . bright colored clothing is recommended. broadhcad arrows are prohibited , and be sure of your target. never shoot until you know it is safe The trail was financed with a NWTF Wheelin ' Sportsman grant of almost $35,000 with an additional contribution of $65,000 from the U.S. Forest • • • l • Service. which hel ped purchase and erect two prefabricated trail bridges, trail signs. and to fund additional trail maintenance. To date, niany local organizations and individuals have donated over 700 man-hours assisting with installation of traiI brid b"es ' fencing • signs • ments. the WNF and NWTF erection of the shooting tar- plan to have the trail ex tendgets . and brushing the traiL ed to provide additional The South Hills Longbeard parking and eight . fully Chapter is currently gather- accessible shootin g targets. ing new par1ners for 3-D an iFor mon~ i Nj(Jrinatiuu . l'i.s;t mal targets and sitting bench- · the Ironton Rang~r District es for the trail system. ojji('(! in Pedro or comact us As for . future improve- trt (740!534-6500. Ohio governor sees new· $540M budget shortfall COLUMBUS (AP) talize our economy in the Gov. Ted Strickland ordered long run," Strickland said. Senate President Bill $540 million in cuts and other budget adjustments Harris and House Speaker Wednesday because of rev- Jon Husted , both enue shortfalls but vowed to Republicans. said they protect an expansion of would work with the goverchildren's health care and a nor to make sure the state tuition freeze for students remains fiscally sound. attending state colleges. Husted said toe House The latest . moves are on would evaluat.e how the cuts top of $733 million in cuts would affect Ohio residents he ordered in late January, and ex plore alternatives to meaning the state will be · address the shortfall. Siate . . Auditor Mary cutting a total of $1.27 bil: lion or,n of a two-year, $52 Taylor, also a Republican, (740) 446-5313. billion budget that ends in · had the harshest words for July 2009. Strickland's budget manStrickland, a Democrat. qgement. criticizing him for blamed slumping economic using short-ten:n accounting conditions in the U.S. for actions in stead of subs tar!his state's revenue problems lively reforming the budget. and continued to defend tax · "Governor Strickla.nd 's reform s made earlier in the plan is not making real WEST CHESTER (AP) · Jenoa , in a sweltering mini - decade by then-Gov. Bob progress toward putting - The Hamilton County van for eight hours on Aug. Taft, a Republican. Ohio's fiscal house in prosecutor says he will not 20 while she was at work. "We are making tou gh order," said Taylor, who seek charges against a An autopsy report showed decisions but we are doing suggested conducting state south1';;st Ohio mother the baby died of hyperther- that while also protecting the agency performance auditS. whos~i:l.;-month-old . daugh- mia ' and her temperature core priorities such as inve~tStrickland is asking state ter was l nd dead in a reached 110 degrees. ing in education , providing agencies to cut 4.75 percent minivan last onth. Jodie Edwards is a health care to our children of their budgets. which Prosecutor Deters teacher at Cincinnati and supporting tax reform would save $198 million. says b.e---w111 ave · a press Christian University. that 1 believe will help revi - He said vital programs such ccinfGence Thursday ' to No charges were filed last announce his decision not to year in a similar case in nearprosecute 34-year-old Jodie by Clermont County, where Edwards. a school administrator left Edwards left her daughter, her toddler in a liot car. the scene, along with some MILTON. W.Va. (AP) A fire followed by exploding firefi ghters from neighborammunition has destroyed ing counties. One fire truck recei vetl significant damage the Milton Flea Market. Page At The fast -spreading blaze at · while fighting the fire, said: the U-shaped wood and metal county Emergency . Medical laughs . This has. in fact, give back to the community. structure in Cabell County Services Director· Gordon become a tradition with During the sales, RACO was reported around II a.m. Merry. . RACO members who ha ve members like Betty Sayre, Wednesday. Milton Assistant The venue opened in 1989 sense •of humor about all Libby Fisher. Mary Ball. Fire Chief Steve Vititoe says and grew to· become one of the work that goes into rais- David and Ann Zirkle, Dan ammunition from one of the · the region 's largest flea maring those sc holarship funds. and Donna Jean Smith, Hart booths went off. kets with more than 300 ven· This year, like last year. and husband Dale all take By midafternoon , the dors who· sold antiques, colRACO had the help of sev- turns running the show, tak- building had collap~ed. lectibles, crafts and jewelry. eral volunteers including six . ing occasional · breaks for Milton Mayor Betty · No injuries were reported. :seniors and two juniors lunch , to have a laugh and The f.lea . market is only Sargent estimates the marfrom Southern High School. to decide just who gets open on weekends . ket draws about 10,000 visincluding : Brad Brown , those triple-x bloomers this Every fire department in itors each weekend. " The Jordan ' Pickens, Weston year as· a gag gift. Cabell County was called to ·· fire has . really devastated During the fJISt .two yard Roberts, Bryan Harris, JD Whittington, Alex Hawley, .sales in 1993, RACO raised a Dustin Salser. Co lby total of$500 which is a far cry Roseberry. from the $3,220.47 which has "We couldn 't do thi s been taken in so far this week without all the volunteers," alone. Today is the .last day of RACO President Kathryn the yard sale which will be Hart said , thanking not onl y goi ng on from 9 a.m .- 2 p.m., the SHS students but around with everything half-price 15 adult volunteers from the and bags of clothes for $1 . Racine area. What doesn't sell either Hart added despite the goes ·into storage for next work, the reason RACO year's yard sale or is taken continues the yard sales is to to Goodwill. To BE PERf'ORMJ:D Non:MBER 21 & 22 AT MuGs ELEM•:NTARY Scnoot as the tuition free ze and a property · tax break . for senior citizens will be maintained . as will Taft 's 2005 tax reform package that will lower personal income taxes 20 percent by 2010. Strickland said the tax reform. which also eliminated a complicated , exemption-ritl(iled business tax with a new low-rate, broadbased tax , was hurting state reven4e in the short run . In the current budget year that began in July, the state will be taking in $1.3 billion less in tax revenue than it w.ould have without the tax reform. said Ohio Department of Ta~ation · spok~sman John Kohlstrand. Strickland promised not to rai se taxes. saying it would have a detrimental impact on economic recovery. Stil,l , he said it would be in-esponsible to deny the possibility of raising taxes if conditions greatly d"eteriorated. The remaining $342 million hole would be plugged by taking more money from interest earned on the state's Firefigbters battle fire at W.Va. flea market .Scholarships rrom a Announce IIID'IINS Fa1 UPCIIINB 11.-v REVIIIINNIR TIUTII AuDITION DAn:s: SmEMBER B•lll. 18 rup BIICI. . l!i . .,,_ ......,. ,, ,,.,, ,.,, ......,. ,.,. •. Kids 12·Under FREE with Perents ...,. ,,.,. , . , ,. . ., , , · · · - , rtlllll ' ,AMRA Modlfleds -Pute Stock• -FWD ~Cylinders . COtiiNG FAll CLASSIC ... . , _ , . . . Sept. 20 & 21 Po ..lblo Ill,. II Jill- If drtnr wino both days. ' . Two Day AdvltiiCII Paa: •t the Tntek ONI. Yt AvSi~bto ... ~ STElWT,OH Now Rsclng on Saturdays · · LO«<wd a.twftn At1M111 & Coolville Call: 740-IU,.111 SubmiHed pholo '· Kerth Brammer of.Chesapeake a the new Wayne National Forest Archery Trail prepares to · · shoot an arrow at a deer target charges in baby's death Dear Editor: Do our sports writers ever get a big "thank you" for the time they spend"every Frid'ay night during football and basketball seasons? . They do a great job and we appreciate their time , I thank them every time 1 can. .. Some people cpmplain about our local paper - but I enJOY it every evening (All of it!) . My appreciation to everyone. Beth Schneider Pomeroy • The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentjnel.com 2008 Prosecutor won't seek Reader appreciates sports coverage. Today is 'Thursday. Sept. II , the 255th day of 200~. There are Ill days left m the year. This is Patriot Day. today's Highlight in History: On Sept. II , 2001, in the single worst act of terrorism committed on U.S. soil, nearly 3,000 people died when two hijacked jetliners crashed into New York's World Trade Center, causing the twin towers to collapse; a commandeered jetliner smashed into the Pentagon; and a fourth hijacked plane crashed in western Pennsylvania. Thursday, September u, 15 & 16 6:00-8:00 PM RIVI£R CITY Pu YJ:Rs Bun.DING TIMt:: ' OH For More Information Please Contact Seth at sargabright@yahoo.com www .rcplayers.nct share of a nati onal settlement · with tobacco companies and other adjustments, including a pl an to use S63 million from the state's rainy-day fund for Medicaid, , the fed eral-state progra m that helps pay for health care for the needy and disabled. The state Controlling Board still must approve the Medicaid req uest. which already has been appropriated by the Legisl ature. Strickland said he will not ask the Legislature to tap the rou ghl y $750 million that remains rn the rainy-day fund because the money rnay be needed in the future if the eco nomy continues to worsen. SPRING VALlEY , 1-jt) 1 ·1.Jt.•1 OliJR Ulf 1•WE~ T )8 Jt,(l\S0'-1 f'IH 7 FRt 915108- THURS 9111108 WWW.SPRINGVALLEYCINEMA.COM · Box Office Opens @ 6:30PM FOR EVENING SHOWS & . I 2:30PM FOR SAT. & SUN ONLY MATINEES TUES. IS !IARGAtN NIGHT BANGKOK DANGEROUS (R) 1:00, 3:15, 7:00 tlo 9:15 BABYLON A.D. (PG13) 1:10,3:10,7:10 & 9:10 COLLEGE (R) this conimtrnity ," she said. · - -'-'.: ' ;::0: 30, 3:30, 7:30 &'9:30 Nina Roberts of DISASTER MOVIE (PG13) Barboursville ran a candle 1 :"20 ".• 3:20, ~20_&_9_:2_ 0shop at the market for three 1--oc.-= THE HOUSE BUNNY (PG13) years . Because it's difficult 1:20, 3:20, 7:20 & 9;20 to secure insurance for a MtRRORS(R) flea market-based business, she said she ' II be takiiJg a 1:10,3:30, 7:10 & 9:30 loss on her S25 ,000 ·to TROPIC THUNDER (R) $30.000 worth of inventory. 1 :30, 3:30, 7:30 & 9:30 "1 am watching every- . thing just go up." she said . -~- . . 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 .last . approximately four hours This training IS free and open to all interested persons ages 13 and above, but participants must preregister wrth the Gallta County Red Cross. -Call 446-6555 to register. or for more infollTiation about the training. Class size is limited and will be filled on a first-call, first-served basis . · The American Red Cross CPR pr,og ram is des igned to give people the confidence to respond in an emergency situatic;>n with skills that can save a life. This CO\Irse provides participants with basic emergency techniques so thai they can respond to breathing and car.diac emergencies in adults and children. . MIDDLEPORT, Call 446-8555 to register for the 'free CPR training class. =OHIO Gavin Pl;mi/Cheshim, Ohio for more Info • �OPINION The Daily Se 1tinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio · • Thursday, September 11, 200!;1 Bailout doesn't curb all credit woes BT RACHEL BECK AP BUSINESS WRITER (740) 992·2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 NEW YORK - .The government doesn't w~nt Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac Ohio VaJiey Publishing Co. . to go broke. hut. it beuer start thinking about what happens if the rest or us do . Dan Goodrich The latest data on the job Publisher market paints an ugly picture: The unemployment . Charlene Hpeflich rate shot to a five-year General Manager-News Editor high in August and pay ro ll s arc being cut at an alarmin g rate. With more people out of Congress shall make tiO law respectin,~t 1111 wo rk. that lik ely means . establishnwn! of religion, ot: prol1ibiting the . many arc having a tougher time paying their hills. If free exercise thereof; or abridging tlu freedom of that leads to a surge in speech, or of the press; or the right of the peo- defaults · on debt assets just · mortgages ple peaceably to assemble, and to petition the beyond like nedit rards. auto loam Government for a redress of grievances. and more - we can forget about the cred it oi sis being - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution over any time soon. That 's something to remember amid all the news regard in g the Treasury Department's live-sav ing takeover . or Fann.ie and Freddie. The mortgage gwnts, which qWn or guarantee about half of th e riation 's home loans totaling around $'i trillion . have been ailing for ·months as mortgage default rate s have soared and their capital base has been constrained. Dear Editor: The plan. which calls for Financial freedom - what does it mean to you? What is the government to inject up it worth? I believe we should have the right to make our to $ 100 billion in each of the own financial choices without having the government look- · U.S .-spon sored · ·mortgage ing over our shoulders. I believe if I or someone I know financiers to kee p them feels like a payday loan is the best decision for them. that' s operating, has been lauded all that matters. It's up to us, we are free citizens, and we . on Wall Street <lS a turning have free will, and the government isn 't here to look after us and treat us like children . · Our politicians don 't seem to think this way, because they passed a law aimed at putting payday lenders out of busmess . They did this even though the terms of payday loans are clearly agreed to by both the borTOwer and the lender, and it's a completely legal activity. That's why dozens of other stat~s across the country also have payday lendmg m therr state.lt s an option that is attractive to many people . It's attractive not because these people are ignorant,' but because it ge nuinely is a good deal for them. $ 15 to borrow $100 seems fair tome . I'm disturbed by thrs power grab from our state legrslators. I'm voting NO on Issue 5 to make sure they get stopped in their tracks. Katrinka Perdue Pomeroy www.mydallysentlnel.com READERS' PageA4 VIEWS Choice Ours to make on payday lending point in stabilizing the hous, · heavily relied on in recent ing market and buoying the years to finance consumer New data· spending . overall economy. re leased Monday by the But the bailout an nounced Stmday can ' t be viewed as a Federal Reserve show that cure -all for the nation's consumer borrowing on credit woes. The govern- credit cards grew at an ment is trying to prevent annuai rate of 4.8 percent in further deterioration in the July, up from a growth rate !nortgage market. but it has- of 3.5 percent in June . ·But as credit-qrd use has n' t done much to pse other surged. payments mr those credit troubles. "There is no si lve r bullet cards have fallen - even here. Thi s is cert ainly a pos- though $106.7 billion itive step. but is not the flowed i"to Ameri can's absolute answer." said Mark wa ll ets in recent months Zand i. chief economi st at from the U.S. economic Econorn y.com. . stimulus package. Card payMoody's "They've made progress in ment rates fell 6.2 percent residential mortgage assets on a year-over-year basis in btl! ha ve yet to deal with July. the ninth consec utive monthly decl ine .' That 's the other problematic loans."' What's wo rrisome is second bi ggest pullback in wheth er grow ing stress in the records kept by .the analysts at other areas of credit leads to banking more big losses and write- Oppen heimer & Co .. behind year-over-year downs at banks and other March'sded it1e of 7 .4 percent. l'inancial inst itutions in the And the situation for conmonths ahead. Of parti cular concern ,i s sumers see ms to be getting what happen s · with the worse, at least given the more than $2 trillion in weak jobs dat'a - which consumer debt. .That may some econom ists say is be onl y a fraction of the indicative of a recession. According to. the · Labor more th an $12 trillion in . res idential mortgage loan s, Department. the jobless rate accordin£ to Zandi. but it rose· from 5.7 percent in July to 6.1 perce nt in still is "mi ght y large comparable to all the goods August. and employers cut and services produced by their payrolls by 84.000 in August, the eighth straight France in 2007 . Ameri.cans this vear have month of decline s. That been increasingiy using · ptillback was fueled by their credit cards to make employers' worrie s about purchases . . Banks have the economy and 'their own tightened lending standards business·prospects. So far this year, 605,000 on such things has home eq uity loans. which were jobs have vanished. The s;TAH/H· economy needs to generate more than I00,000 new jobs a month for employment to . remain stable. " Rising joblessness of the magnitude we saw in the August employment report mean s that more hou seholds. including good quality prime borrowers wi!h so lid credit histories, Will likely be encountering more difficulties meeting their debt obligations," said David Rosenberg , cbief North American economist at Men·ill Lynch. Re search by .Merri ll's ec;o;momics team found that thti're is a very tight histori'cal link between the unemployment rate and consumer credit card delinquencies . "So even with this dramatiC support just unveiled for th~ mortgage market , we antici- . pate the next phase of the credit crunch will be in the form of lenders being forced to revise up their consumer credit . loss estimates once they ·start to more fully take into account a deteriorating employment backdrop,"· Rosenberg said. The losses might not even begin to . intensify until 2009, since there is a lag between when someone is out of work and when loan defaults begin . So while the U.S. government focuse s its attention on the mortgage mess. another storm is brewing . And l.ike everything else related to thi s credit crisis, don 't count on a quick fix .. BUT WHOSE I CHANGE' WOUlD YOU. VOTE FOR ? Enter Miss Congeniality, stage right TODAY IN HISTORY "Democm cv ,is the t/reorv that · th~ c01imw11 peoiJ(e know wlwt ther >l'Wtt, a11d deserve to get ·it good and hard. " - H.L. Mencken ' .. Future histori ans pondering the railure of the ex periment American LETTERS TO THE should ponder a recent AP dispatch from · Hollywood . EDITOR Head lined "Fame-seekers Letters to the editor are welcome . They should be less find celebrity. notori ety on 1/zan 300 words. All /etten are subject ro editing, must he reality TV." it ex plains how . signed, and include address and telephone 1111mber. 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Ext. 12 13 Weeks ' 32.26 casting call for "Survivor" 26 Weeks '64 .20 explained the American 52 Weeks ' 127.11 . !-mall : '\'3Y to the AP's Ryan nawsOmydailysentinel.com Outside Meigs County Nakashrma : " I wan t to . 13 Weeks '53.55 walk down the street or in Web: 26· Weeks ' 107.1o the mall and have some52 Weeks '214.21 www.niydailysentinel.com one come after me and ask The Daily Sentinel 1 • ' Gene Lyon~ for my autograph .... I want the papar azz i to come aft er me ." Sic tran sit gloria Americae. (Translation: We've had it.) · Enter Sara~ Palin , stage rigl)t , dandling an infant swaddled in an American flag and dragging behind her the ev iscerated carcass of a moose. Two weeks ·ago. Alaska''s ·preposterous governor was less well- known than the last man in the Kansas City Royals bullpen. Today, she 's the uni versa ll y ac knowled ged dominatri x of the Republican Party 's influential Mag ical Christ ian win g and the presumed savior of its presi dential hopes. More populous than the GOP' s powerful Save the Millionaires faction , Magical Ch ri sti ans re ad Jesus' ambiguous admoni: tion to " render unto Caesar the things whi ch are Caesar 's" to mea n that God has uniquely blessed us with pious leaders such as George W. Bush, and take a partisan view of American -elect ions . How anybody professes to interpret riddles litera ll y remains a puzzle. but Palin herse If goes • furt her. Witness her appearance at the Wasilla (A K) Bible Church last June. her home congregation. As seen on YouTube. Palin informed soothsaying , such as Tarot-' the faithful in di sconcert- card reading, crystal-ball ingly girlish tones that gazing or examining tile ''God's will" favors a $30 e.ntrails of sheep. Persons billion natural gas pipeline who practice· such rites, her administration wants to whether in the wholesome build. Moreover, her efforts suburban confines of the could fail "if the people of · Wasilla. Bible Church or a Alaska's heart isn ' t right cavern in the Tribal Areas <~f with God." Pakistan, are frauds , fools Palin also hinted that God .or both . It's time ihe rest of sent our brave soldiers into us quit being polite about it. So is Palin merely Elmer Eye-rack, not Pre sident Bush and an easily stam- Gantry in a bathing suit'! peded Congress, as th e Let's put it tl\is way: A MiSs unholy believe . So wa~ it Alas,ka contestant who falsi" the Lord who cookeq up fied her credentials would that phony intelligence of be asked to turn in her sash Iraq 's nonex istent WMDs, and. tiara. Consider Palin's rather than Ahmed Chalabi dramatic claim to be a bold and Dick Cheney? Palin fiscal reformer. · evidently thinks so, defin- · "I told Congress thanks .ing the war as "a task that is but no thanks on that from God .. : That's what -we ' Bridge to Nowhere ,"' she have to make sure that claimed . " If our state wantwe' re praying for - ihat ed a bridge, I said, we'd there is a plan and that that build .it ourselves." At issue was a proposed plan is God's plan ." That thi s happens to be $223 million span to conprecisely what Osama ~in nect Ketchikan, Alaska Laden tell s his own deluded (pop. 7.500), to, an offshore fo llowers, that American 'island with fewer than 100 "crusaders" seek the inhabit ants - a useless 'destruction of Islam . need- boondoggle if ever one was . n·'t deta.in us . Except to . So useless that Congress notice, as Middle Eastern actually canceled the ear:-scholar Juan Cole points mark in November 2005, a out in Salon. that theocrats full year before Palin, run:commonl y "confu se God's ning for governor, vigorous;will with their owq mortal ly championed the project. · It wasn't until she took policies." Citing chapter and verse on a broad range offic e that Gov. Palin of social issues. he asks, · reneged' on her campaign "What is the difference . promise. She kept the fede~ between Palin and a al mnney for other projects. Mu slim fundamentalist? Why am I not surprised?. Lipstick." (Arkansas · Democrat: But hasn 't Alaska 's one-. Gazelle columnist Gene time " Miss Congeniality" a Lvl:ms rs a · Natiomil right to believe anything she Magazine Award winner likes? Absolutely. But the and co-author of' "Th e rest of us are no. more com- Hunting of the Pres idem " pelled to take her views on (St. Martin's Press, 2000): Biblical "prophecy'' more You can e-mail Lyons lit seriously than rival forms of eugenelyons2@yahoo.com.) ,. ' ' ·LOcaJ. Briefs \Vayne National Forest opens new archery trail Clothing giveaway L!TTLE HOCKING - The Little Hocking Church of Chnst wrll have .a fa ll clothmg giveaway from 4,7 p.m. on Sept. 25. Clothing for infants to adults will be available . · Information is avai lable at 989-5137. ' The winners · POMEROY - Winner of the championship in the corn- · hole tournament at the Ohio State Fair was the Meigs County team of Mark Allen and Nathan Cozart . One of the names was irtcorteetly listed in an earlier an nouncement .' Correction POMEROY - The name of one member of the JFJ( (Just for Kicks) band li sted in the Stemwheel Riverfest tab_ · inserted in Wednesday's paper was incorrect. The correct name of the bass player is Taylor Jones. .12th annual Memorial Cancer Symposium set GALLIPOLIS The 12th Annual Lewis A. · ~chmidt, MD, Memorial Cancer Symposium will be held on Saturday, Oct. 25, from 8 to 'II :30 a.m. in the Education & Conference Center at Hol zer Medical Center. · The Center is loc ated on the Ground Floor of the Charles E. Holzer, Jr.. MD Surgery Center at Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis. Speakers for the event will include Grae L. Schuster. MD, Medical Director for the Holzer Center forCancer Care , who will discuss "Partial Breast Irradiation"; John Perry. MD, Cardiothoracic Surgeon and Medical Director of the Open Heart Progrnm for.the Holzer Cardiovascular Institute, who will present " Lung Cancer" ; and Janice F. Rafferty, MD, Chief of the Division of Colon and Recial Surgery for the University of Cincinnati ·Department of Surgery, who will speak on "Colon Cancer." The annual symposium is held in rnemory of Dr. Lewis A. Schmidt. who joined the staff of Holzer Hospital in 1967, where he practiced ~eneral surgery.. He was mstrumental m deve lopin g the Tumor Reg istry and the Tumor Committee, whiCh he chaired for several years. Dr. Schmidt was very active with the · Gallia County Chapter of the American Cancer Society and other civic organizations. He also was a member of the Coller SoCiety, the Gallia County Medical Society, American Medical Association, Ohio State Medical Association, and a . fellow . of the of American College Surgeons. A complimentary continental breakfast will be served at the event at 7:30 am, and displays will also be set-up for attendees to review. The program itself, which is open to the public , will start promptly at 8 a.m . For more information . about this year's Symposium, or to register, contact tne Hospital 's Education Departme/11 at IRONTON - The Wayne National Forest (WNF) , in partnership with · the National Wild Turkey Federation's '(NWTF) South Hills Longbeard Chapter headquartered in southeastern Ohio . . announce . the open ing of the newly hamed "Longbow Trail." The trai l is located across · from the boat ·dock in the Vesuvius Recreation Area. just off County Rc;>ad 29. 6.5 miles north of Ironton on State Route 93. The trail provides unique opportunities for archers to testtheir skills' in a forested setting . V\sitors to the . archery trail, currently with 18 field targets, are reminded to be safe on the trail which is located in a devel.oped recreation area with adjacent hikin ~ and horse· back riding trarls. Guideline for trail use are: anyone under the age of 18 must be under adult supervision at all times, archery trail is open for usc between .sunrise and sunset. . bright colored clothing is recommended. broadhcad arrows are prohibited , and be sure of your target. never shoot until you know it is safe The trail was financed with a NWTF Wheelin ' Sportsman grant of almost $35,000 with an additional contribution of $65,000 from the U.S. Forest • • • l • Service. which hel ped purchase and erect two prefabricated trail bridges, trail signs. and to fund additional trail maintenance. To date, niany local organizations and individuals have donated over 700 man-hours assisting with installation of traiI brid b"es ' fencing • signs • ments. the WNF and NWTF erection of the shooting tar- plan to have the trail ex tendgets . and brushing the traiL ed to provide additional The South Hills Longbeard parking and eight . fully Chapter is currently gather- accessible shootin g targets. ing new par1ners for 3-D an iFor mon~ i Nj(Jrinatiuu . l'i.s;t mal targets and sitting bench- · the Ironton Rang~r District es for the trail system. ojji('(! in Pedro or comact us As for . future improve- trt (740!534-6500. Ohio governor sees new· $540M budget shortfall COLUMBUS (AP) talize our economy in the Gov. Ted Strickland ordered long run," Strickland said. Senate President Bill $540 million in cuts and other budget adjustments Harris and House Speaker Wednesday because of rev- Jon Husted , both enue shortfalls but vowed to Republicans. said they protect an expansion of would work with the goverchildren's health care and a nor to make sure the state tuition freeze for students remains fiscally sound. attending state colleges. Husted said toe House The latest . moves are on would evaluat.e how the cuts top of $733 million in cuts would affect Ohio residents he ordered in late January, and ex plore alternatives to meaning the state will be · address the shortfall. Siate . . Auditor Mary cutting a total of $1.27 bil: lion or,n of a two-year, $52 Taylor, also a Republican, (740) 446-5313. billion budget that ends in · had the harshest words for July 2009. Strickland's budget manStrickland, a Democrat. qgement. criticizing him for blamed slumping economic using short-ten:n accounting conditions in the U.S. for actions in stead of subs tar!his state's revenue problems lively reforming the budget. and continued to defend tax · "Governor Strickla.nd 's reform s made earlier in the plan is not making real WEST CHESTER (AP) · Jenoa , in a sweltering mini - decade by then-Gov. Bob progress toward putting - The Hamilton County van for eight hours on Aug. Taft, a Republican. Ohio's fiscal house in prosecutor says he will not 20 while she was at work. "We are making tou gh order," said Taylor, who seek charges against a An autopsy report showed decisions but we are doing suggested conducting state south1';;st Ohio mother the baby died of hyperther- that while also protecting the agency performance auditS. whos~i:l.;-month-old . daugh- mia ' and her temperature core priorities such as inve~tStrickland is asking state ter was l nd dead in a reached 110 degrees. ing in education , providing agencies to cut 4.75 percent minivan last onth. Jodie Edwards is a health care to our children of their budgets. which Prosecutor Deters teacher at Cincinnati and supporting tax reform would save $198 million. says b.e---w111 ave · a press Christian University. that 1 believe will help revi - He said vital programs such ccinfGence Thursday ' to No charges were filed last announce his decision not to year in a similar case in nearprosecute 34-year-old Jodie by Clermont County, where Edwards. a school administrator left Edwards left her daughter, her toddler in a liot car. the scene, along with some MILTON. W.Va. (AP) A fire followed by exploding firefi ghters from neighborammunition has destroyed ing counties. One fire truck recei vetl significant damage the Milton Flea Market. Page At The fast -spreading blaze at · while fighting the fire, said: the U-shaped wood and metal county Emergency . Medical laughs . This has. in fact, give back to the community. structure in Cabell County Services Director· Gordon become a tradition with During the sales, RACO was reported around II a.m. Merry. . RACO members who ha ve members like Betty Sayre, Wednesday. Milton Assistant The venue opened in 1989 sense •of humor about all Libby Fisher. Mary Ball. Fire Chief Steve Vititoe says and grew to· become one of the work that goes into rais- David and Ann Zirkle, Dan ammunition from one of the · the region 's largest flea maring those sc holarship funds. and Donna Jean Smith, Hart booths went off. kets with more than 300 ven· This year, like last year. and husband Dale all take By midafternoon , the dors who· sold antiques, colRACO had the help of sev- turns running the show, tak- building had collap~ed. lectibles, crafts and jewelry. eral volunteers including six . ing occasional · breaks for Milton Mayor Betty · No injuries were reported. :seniors and two juniors lunch , to have a laugh and The f.lea . market is only Sargent estimates the marfrom Southern High School. to decide just who gets open on weekends . ket draws about 10,000 visincluding : Brad Brown , those triple-x bloomers this Every fire department in itors each weekend. " The Jordan ' Pickens, Weston year as· a gag gift. Cabell County was called to ·· fire has . really devastated During the fJISt .two yard Roberts, Bryan Harris, JD Whittington, Alex Hawley, .sales in 1993, RACO raised a Dustin Salser. Co lby total of$500 which is a far cry Roseberry. from the $3,220.47 which has "We couldn 't do thi s been taken in so far this week without all the volunteers," alone. Today is the .last day of RACO President Kathryn the yard sale which will be Hart said , thanking not onl y goi ng on from 9 a.m .- 2 p.m., the SHS students but around with everything half-price 15 adult volunteers from the and bags of clothes for $1 . Racine area. What doesn't sell either Hart added despite the goes ·into storage for next work, the reason RACO year's yard sale or is taken continues the yard sales is to to Goodwill. To BE PERf'ORMJ:D Non:MBER 21 & 22 AT MuGs ELEM•:NTARY Scnoot as the tuition free ze and a property · tax break . for senior citizens will be maintained . as will Taft 's 2005 tax reform package that will lower personal income taxes 20 percent by 2010. Strickland said the tax reform. which also eliminated a complicated , exemption-ritl(iled business tax with a new low-rate, broadbased tax , was hurting state reven4e in the short run . In the current budget year that began in July, the state will be taking in $1.3 billion less in tax revenue than it w.ould have without the tax reform. said Ohio Department of Ta~ation · spok~sman John Kohlstrand. Strickland promised not to rai se taxes. saying it would have a detrimental impact on economic recovery. Stil,l , he said it would be in-esponsible to deny the possibility of raising taxes if conditions greatly d"eteriorated. The remaining $342 million hole would be plugged by taking more money from interest earned on the state's Firefigbters battle fire at W.Va. flea market .Scholarships rrom a Announce IIID'IINS Fa1 UPCIIINB 11.-v REVIIIINNIR TIUTII AuDITION DAn:s: SmEMBER B•lll. 18 rup BIICI. . l!i . .,,_ ......,. ,, ,,.,, ,.,, ......,. ,.,. •. Kids 12·Under FREE with Perents ...,. ,,.,. , . , ,. . ., , , · · · - , rtlllll ' ,AMRA Modlfleds -Pute Stock• -FWD ~Cylinders . COtiiNG FAll CLASSIC ... . , _ , . . . Sept. 20 & 21 Po ..lblo Ill,. II Jill- If drtnr wino both days. ' . Two Day AdvltiiCII Paa: •t the Tntek ONI. Yt AvSi~bto ... ~ STElWT,OH Now Rsclng on Saturdays · · LO«<wd a.twftn At1M111 & Coolville Call: 740-IU,.111 SubmiHed pholo '· Kerth Brammer of.Chesapeake a the new Wayne National Forest Archery Trail prepares to · · shoot an arrow at a deer target charges in baby's death Dear Editor: Do our sports writers ever get a big "thank you" for the time they spend"every Frid'ay night during football and basketball seasons? . They do a great job and we appreciate their time , I thank them every time 1 can. .. Some people cpmplain about our local paper - but I enJOY it every evening (All of it!) . My appreciation to everyone. Beth Schneider Pomeroy • The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentjnel.com 2008 Prosecutor won't seek Reader appreciates sports coverage. Today is 'Thursday. Sept. II , the 255th day of 200~. There are Ill days left m the year. This is Patriot Day. today's Highlight in History: On Sept. II , 2001, in the single worst act of terrorism committed on U.S. soil, nearly 3,000 people died when two hijacked jetliners crashed into New York's World Trade Center, causing the twin towers to collapse; a commandeered jetliner smashed into the Pentagon; and a fourth hijacked plane crashed in western Pennsylvania. Thursday, September u, 15 & 16 6:00-8:00 PM RIVI£R CITY Pu YJ:Rs Bun.DING TIMt:: ' OH For More Information Please Contact Seth at sargabright@yahoo.com www .rcplayers.nct share of a nati onal settlement · with tobacco companies and other adjustments, including a pl an to use S63 million from the state's rainy-day fund for Medicaid, , the fed eral-state progra m that helps pay for health care for the needy and disabled. The state Controlling Board still must approve the Medicaid req uest. which already has been appropriated by the Legisl ature. Strickland said he will not ask the Legislature to tap the rou ghl y $750 million that remains rn the rainy-day fund because the money rnay be needed in the future if the eco nomy continues to worsen. SPRING VALlEY , 1-jt) 1 ·1.Jt.•1 OliJR Ulf 1•WE~ T )8 Jt,(l\S0'-1 f'IH 7 FRt 915108- THURS 9111108 WWW.SPRINGVALLEYCINEMA.COM · Box Office Opens @ 6:30PM FOR EVENING SHOWS & . I 2:30PM FOR SAT. & SUN ONLY MATINEES TUES. IS !IARGAtN NIGHT BANGKOK DANGEROUS (R) 1:00, 3:15, 7:00 tlo 9:15 BABYLON A.D. (PG13) 1:10,3:10,7:10 & 9:10 COLLEGE (R) this conimtrnity ," she said. · - -'-'.: ' ;::0: 30, 3:30, 7:30 &'9:30 Nina Roberts of DISASTER MOVIE (PG13) Barboursville ran a candle 1 :"20 ".• 3:20, ~20_&_9_:2_ 0shop at the market for three 1--oc.-= THE HOUSE BUNNY (PG13) years . Because it's difficult 1:20, 3:20, 7:20 & 9;20 to secure insurance for a MtRRORS(R) flea market-based business, she said she ' II be takiiJg a 1:10,3:30, 7:10 & 9:30 loss on her S25 ,000 ·to TROPIC THUNDER (R) $30.000 worth of inventory. 1 :30, 3:30, 7:30 & 9:30 "1 am watching every- . thing just go up." she said . -~- . . 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 .last . approximately four hours This training IS free and open to all interested persons ages 13 and above, but participants must preregister wrth the Gallta County Red Cross. -Call 446-6555 to register. or for more infollTiation about the training. Class size is limited and will be filled on a first-call, first-served basis . · The American Red Cross CPR pr,og ram is des igned to give people the confidence to respond in an emergency situatic;>n with skills that can save a life. This CO\Irse provides participants with basic emergency techniques so thai they can respond to breathing and car.diac emergencies in adults and children. . MIDDLEPORT, Call 446-8555 to register for the 'free CPR training class. =OHIO Gavin Pl;mi/Cheshim, Ohio for more Info • �Page A6- The Dai Iy Sentinel Inside Thursday, September II. 2008 www.mydailysentinel .com The·Daily Sentinel Bl The Scoreboanl, Page 82 Thursday, September II, 2008 Alumni Auoct•tlon .MirootJRJ LocAL Sctn:nULE POMEROY - A sc h&dllle cl upcomlng high schoot varsity spor tmg e11ents involv1ng teams from Metgs•and Gallia counties. STAFF REPORT Tburectey Stotembar 11 Gold Forever! Soccer Ripiey with 266.5 pni nts for Paul Maynard. Terry Hupp. the season. Skip John son and Harley It would now '''c.· that it Rice. MASON. W.Va. - Mick is a three man ral'e for the . There wa' a ti~ for secWinebrenner of Racine still champion ship with three ond place with a score Of 59 has a lock on the lirst posi· weeks and a . poss ible 60 between the teams of Ed tio.n · in the 2008 · Ri verside points remaining to be bat- Debalski. Claude Proffitl . Senior Mens Golf Leali ue tied for between the players. Phil Burton and Ralph with three weeks remainmg · Tuesday"s damp condi - Sayre and Ken Whited. in the season. lions brought out a limited Kenny Greene . Don Fields Winebrenner has a total of lield of 48 players. The and John Williams. ,285.5 points to lead secon<.l players were divi<.led into 12 . The closest to the pin place Paul Somervi lle by four man teams making 12 winners were Phil Burton only six points with his points possible ttl the win- on the · ninth hole and 278.5 total. In third place 19 ners. The winning score of Skipper John son on hole points back is Carl Stone of 57 was shot by the team of No. 14. SPORTS@M YOAI LYSENTINEL COM ·warren al Gallia Academy, 5 p.m Volleyball --iiliiliiliilililiiiliilliliiliiii-- Winebrenner remains in lead·with three·weeks left Meigs al Alexander, 6 p.m. Miller at Easlern, 6 p.m. South Point at River Valley, 5:30p.m. W~lerford at Southern. 6 p.m. ·• Goll Eastern at Southern (Pine Hills), 4:30 p.m. RIVer Valley, Gallia Academy, Logan at Jackson (Franklin VaHey) , 4:30p.m. WellSton. at Meigs (~ina Hills), 4:30p.m. G~Hia Academy at Logan River Valley at Eas tern Athens at Meigs sOuthern at Hannan South Gallia at Wahama South Point at Poinl P~asant Soccer Teay s Valley at OVCS, 4:45 p.m. Volleyball Prep Football . Teays Valley at OVCS. 6 p.m. Sahlrdev Stptemb@r 13 Crou COuntry Meigs, Easlern, Southern at l ogan CC , Chase, 11 a.m. Gallia Academy al Fairland lnv, 10 a.m. c .............Aav, Friday • 5:30~7PM FamDy Fun Tailgate J)istinguislred Alumni RtcQgnitian ci: Al11m11i BI.R4 HSFootbaU Btlila fll Z,. tnJMtlitf Strut,:Pomeroy FRIDAY'S GAMEs M-.lk, FtHNI, Gluttl1 A R.t!/Uniscing ChUiicothe at ZaneSville Portsmouth at Jackson Warren at Marietta Belpre at Alexander WEEK 4 · . ·· .on the Parking Lot •,. 'Athens at ~gs 1 Nelaoh~ille·~rk at Wellston GaiUa Academy at logan Ashland (KY) at Ironton :~Bedford Chane! at Federal Hocking • . River Valley. at Eastern I. · Tailgate 5:30-7pm - Front Stadium Pw:king L~t Bring you favorite tailgate food w share & wear your maroon & gold! · Horrw:ominrGame . Alqmni Ceremony Pre~G ame ~ Distinguished •' t:· Southern at Hannen (WV) Miller at Frontier Trimble at Croo"'~IUe Waterf.ord at Fort Frye Wave~ at Vlriton County South Gallla at .Wahama Coal GIOYo ai Mlnlonl South Point at Point Pleasant Fairland at Tolsia Aock Hill at Portsmouth West Valley at Chesapeake. UJlC:Oin County al Sissonville Chapmanville at Scott "". • .~erbert Hoover at Wavne 1 1 '1 Logan (W.Va.) ai l'oca HatNwe- Alumni Band Perfqrmqt«« Contact: Toney Dingess nt toney .dingess@ me igslocal .org or 740-992-7141 Sharon Hawley at sharon.hawley@meigslocal.org or 740-992-6377 · · QI:lass of 1976 . Property & Casualty Insurance Homeowners • Auto • Business Health & Life Insurance Health Plans • Life • DentaiNision . 740-992-9784 or Toll Free: 1-877-992-9784 Clark's Jawalry Store Historic Downtown Pomeroy · 2 LacattGna In M''elfltlt Cllllt•• l~ Post-(lqme Enterlajnment Pomeroy Riverside Amp~theater . . . 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Meigs firslloss of 2008 STAFF REPORT PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL 205.0 204.5 204.5 200.5 195.0 194.5 194.5 193.0 191.5 187.5 183.5 AS HTON, W.Va. - After two grueling r?ad trips ro start the 2008 football season. Hannan Will make 1ts home gndtron debut tht s Fnday mght when It hosts Southern in a non-conference contest in Mason RAIDERS TRAVEL TD EASTERN County. Both the Tornadoes (0-3) TUPPERS PLAINS - It and host Wildcats (0-2) are will be a matchup of similar winless so far this year, so styles thi s Friday night when someone will be coming · River Valley travels to away with their first triumph Eastern for an intriguing · ofthe 2008 campaign. · Week 4 non-conference HHS has been outscored gridiron contest at East this year by a I 04-30 mar- Shade . River Stadium in gin, while the Purple and Meigs County. . Gold has been out-tallied Both the Eagles (1-2) and I 08-3 .this fall. the Raiders (0-3) are coming Southern's three losses, in off sizable losses against a order; have been at Symmes pair of unbeatens last week, Valley (35-3), at Wahama as EHS fell at Wahama (2-0) (59-0) and last week against by a 47-19 count while visiting South 'Gallia ( 14-0). RVHS lost their home openThe Tornadoes have not er to Meigs (3-0) 53-20. scored in I 0 consecutive Eastern has the lone win quarters, dating back to the this year between these two second period of Week I . ·squads in six contes~s. SHS is averaging fust one which came at home in point and 208.3 yards of Week 2 during a 35-8 victototal offense per ga me. ry over South Gallia. The while allowing ,36 points Green and White are unbeatand 353 .3 yards as a en at home th is season, defense . Southern is also while also dropping a Week coming off season-highs in . I road contest at Alexander total yards gained (298) and 48- 14. total yards allowed (123). EHS, in three games, is The Blue and Gold, on the averaging 22.7 points and other hand, are coming off 316 yards per game offenthelr best offensive output sively. EHS is also allowing smce the 2006 season, scor- 34.3 points and 310 yards ing 24 points in a 62-24 set- per game as a defense. back to Van . HHS also lost Eastern has . scored at least to Valley Wetzel in Week I 14 points in every game this by a 42-6 c.ount. fall. Hannan is averaging IS The Raiders. on the other points per game as an . hand , managed just six offense and allowmg a stag- points total through two gering 52 points per game weeks - which were road Bryan Walters/photo losses to Minford (42-6) and Southern running back Greg Jen kins (31) slips past a South Gallia defender during last defensively. Thi s matchup has been Oak Hill (33-0) . Last week, Friday's Week 3 football contest at Roger Lee Adams Field in Racine. The Tornadoe s travplayed annually for the last · el to Ashton , W.Va ., this Friday night to battle Hannan in a contest of winless team s. four years, with Southern Please see Footb•ll, B:Z SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM 7 Days AWeek !0:30am-9:00pm 12. Don Waldie 13. Gary Minton 13. Rick Northup IS. Bub Stivers 16. Bob Hysell 17. Clark Greene 17. Paul Maynard 19. Claude Proflitt 20. Don Fields 21. B. Winebrenner 22. Willis Dudding Southern travels to Hannan; Meigs, Eastern play at home Angels Vistl the NEW website at: OPEN 285.5 279.5 266.5 227 .0 225 .0 224.0 223.5 213.0 2 11.0 2 11.0 209.0 STAFF REPORT Alumni Parade · Homecoming FootbaB Game I. M. Winebrenner 2. Paul Somerville 3. Carl Stone 4. Ken Whited 5. Jim Gress 6. Cutris Grubb . · 7'. Kenny Greene ' 8. Earl Johnson 9. Haske! Jones 9. Bob Hill II. Cecil Minton Week 4 previews ~ltllif/.Q'""'\1' Pf!e-Gt~me at the Fo,.,er Pom11roy lt.ll/th:Sill Riverside Senior League After 23 Weeks ROCKSPRINGS What a turnaround ·for Gallia Academy, Coming off of two straight losses to league opponents, . the Blue .Angels (6-2) returned to form against formerly VanMeter Smith undefeated Meigs (7-1) in non-league action Wednesday night as Gallia matched up evenly it was Academy won a thrilling Gallia Academy that . was contest 26-24, 25-23, 13- able to pull ahead late in 25, 17-25 and 15-10 at taking the 15-10 win and Larry R. Morri so n gymna- avoiding a three-game sium in Rockspri ngs . slide . It was also a nice Gallia Academy · was showing · for Gallia coming off of back -to- A~ademy's assista nt coach back losses for the first who took the reigns of the time since 2006 and were Blue · Angels for head determined not to make it coach Amy Shriver who three straighi while Meigs had to mi ss Wedn esdfty's had a 10-game regular sea- game due to personal reaSon win snapped by the sons. Blue Ange ls . On the court Megan Gallia Academy came Foster led the Blue and oui firing in the first two While wit·h 15 po ints. 3U games goi ng up 2-0 with ass ists, six kill s and four 26-24 and 25-23 vic tories, ·aces, while Amy Noe and' but in game t)lree the Lady . Samantha Barnes added Marauders showed why six points apiece. Barn es they were undefeated. also added nine kill s and Meigs easiiy won games Noe had eight kills in th e ' three and four 25-13 and victory. 25-17 forcing a fifth and Alexis Geiger was next final game to determine with five points, 15 kills the final outcome. and II assists for the Blue While both teams Angels while Mollie Blake produced eight kill s and Kacie Shoemaker had 52 digs to lead the team defensivel y. Meig s was paced by Meri VanMeter who had 16 points in the setback. Tricia · Smith was next with I 0 markers and also added 25 ass ists, Shellie B1.I iley had eight points and · 15 kill s and Catie Wolfe and Emalee. Glass had six points apiece. Wolfe also added 20 kill s and tw~ assists while Glass had I 8 assists. Roundin g out the Ma ra uders score rs was Chandra Stanley who had five points and seven kill s and Morgan Howard and · Vaferie Conde who had a point each. Howard · also led her team with four blocks. In the reserve contest it was Meigs that was able to pull out the victory despite fa ll ing behind ea rl y in laking an 18-25, 25- 15 and 25- 19 victory. · After three straig ht games to start the week the Blue Angels will get some needed rest ano wi ll return to action Monday at home against Portsmouth. Meigs will be back in action late r today at Alexander. Lorry Crum/photo Meigs 's enior Catie Wolfe (15) tries to set a shot past Galli~ Academy defenders Megan Foster (12) and Amanda McGhee (14) during Wednesday night's non-conference volleyball match in Rocksprings. ---- ~- ' �Page A6- The Dai Iy Sentinel Inside Thursday, September II. 2008 www.mydailysentinel .com The·Daily Sentinel Bl The Scoreboanl, Page 82 Thursday, September II, 2008 Alumni Auoct•tlon .MirootJRJ LocAL Sctn:nULE POMEROY - A sc h&dllle cl upcomlng high schoot varsity spor tmg e11ents involv1ng teams from Metgs•and Gallia counties. STAFF REPORT Tburectey Stotembar 11 Gold Forever! Soccer Ripiey with 266.5 pni nts for Paul Maynard. Terry Hupp. the season. Skip John son and Harley It would now '''c.· that it Rice. MASON. W.Va. - Mick is a three man ral'e for the . There wa' a ti~ for secWinebrenner of Racine still champion ship with three ond place with a score Of 59 has a lock on the lirst posi· weeks and a . poss ible 60 between the teams of Ed tio.n · in the 2008 · Ri verside points remaining to be bat- Debalski. Claude Proffitl . Senior Mens Golf Leali ue tied for between the players. Phil Burton and Ralph with three weeks remainmg · Tuesday"s damp condi - Sayre and Ken Whited. in the season. lions brought out a limited Kenny Greene . Don Fields Winebrenner has a total of lield of 48 players. The and John Williams. ,285.5 points to lead secon<.l players were divi<.led into 12 . The closest to the pin place Paul Somervi lle by four man teams making 12 winners were Phil Burton only six points with his points possible ttl the win- on the · ninth hole and 278.5 total. In third place 19 ners. The winning score of Skipper John son on hole points back is Carl Stone of 57 was shot by the team of No. 14. SPORTS@M YOAI LYSENTINEL COM ·warren al Gallia Academy, 5 p.m Volleyball --iiliiliiliilililiiiliilliliiliiii-- Winebrenner remains in lead·with three·weeks left Meigs al Alexander, 6 p.m. Miller at Easlern, 6 p.m. South Point at River Valley, 5:30p.m. W~lerford at Southern. 6 p.m. ·• Goll Eastern at Southern (Pine Hills), 4:30 p.m. RIVer Valley, Gallia Academy, Logan at Jackson (Franklin VaHey) , 4:30p.m. WellSton. at Meigs (~ina Hills), 4:30p.m. G~Hia Academy at Logan River Valley at Eas tern Athens at Meigs sOuthern at Hannan South Gallia at Wahama South Point at Poinl P~asant Soccer Teay s Valley at OVCS, 4:45 p.m. Volleyball Prep Football . Teays Valley at OVCS. 6 p.m. Sahlrdev Stptemb@r 13 Crou COuntry Meigs, Easlern, Southern at l ogan CC , Chase, 11 a.m. Gallia Academy al Fairland lnv, 10 a.m. c .............Aav, Friday • 5:30~7PM FamDy Fun Tailgate J)istinguislred Alumni RtcQgnitian ci: Al11m11i BI.R4 HSFootbaU Btlila fll Z,. tnJMtlitf Strut,:Pomeroy FRIDAY'S GAMEs M-.lk, FtHNI, Gluttl1 A R.t!/Uniscing ChUiicothe at ZaneSville Portsmouth at Jackson Warren at Marietta Belpre at Alexander WEEK 4 · . ·· .on the Parking Lot •,. 'Athens at ~gs 1 Nelaoh~ille·~rk at Wellston GaiUa Academy at logan Ashland (KY) at Ironton :~Bedford Chane! at Federal Hocking • . River Valley. at Eastern I. · Tailgate 5:30-7pm - Front Stadium Pw:king L~t Bring you favorite tailgate food w share & wear your maroon & gold! · Horrw:ominrGame . 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Meigs firslloss of 2008 STAFF REPORT PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL 205.0 204.5 204.5 200.5 195.0 194.5 194.5 193.0 191.5 187.5 183.5 AS HTON, W.Va. - After two grueling r?ad trips ro start the 2008 football season. Hannan Will make 1ts home gndtron debut tht s Fnday mght when It hosts Southern in a non-conference contest in Mason RAIDERS TRAVEL TD EASTERN County. Both the Tornadoes (0-3) TUPPERS PLAINS - It and host Wildcats (0-2) are will be a matchup of similar winless so far this year, so styles thi s Friday night when someone will be coming · River Valley travels to away with their first triumph Eastern for an intriguing · ofthe 2008 campaign. · Week 4 non-conference HHS has been outscored gridiron contest at East this year by a I 04-30 mar- Shade . River Stadium in gin, while the Purple and Meigs County. . Gold has been out-tallied Both the Eagles (1-2) and I 08-3 .this fall. the Raiders (0-3) are coming Southern's three losses, in off sizable losses against a order; have been at Symmes pair of unbeatens last week, Valley (35-3), at Wahama as EHS fell at Wahama (2-0) (59-0) and last week against by a 47-19 count while visiting South 'Gallia ( 14-0). RVHS lost their home openThe Tornadoes have not er to Meigs (3-0) 53-20. scored in I 0 consecutive Eastern has the lone win quarters, dating back to the this year between these two second period of Week I . ·squads in six contes~s. SHS is averaging fust one which came at home in point and 208.3 yards of Week 2 during a 35-8 victototal offense per ga me. ry over South Gallia. The while allowing ,36 points Green and White are unbeatand 353 .3 yards as a en at home th is season, defense . Southern is also while also dropping a Week coming off season-highs in . I road contest at Alexander total yards gained (298) and 48- 14. total yards allowed (123). EHS, in three games, is The Blue and Gold, on the averaging 22.7 points and other hand, are coming off 316 yards per game offenthelr best offensive output sively. EHS is also allowing smce the 2006 season, scor- 34.3 points and 310 yards ing 24 points in a 62-24 set- per game as a defense. back to Van . HHS also lost Eastern has . scored at least to Valley Wetzel in Week I 14 points in every game this by a 42-6 c.ount. fall. Hannan is averaging IS The Raiders. on the other points per game as an . hand , managed just six offense and allowmg a stag- points total through two gering 52 points per game weeks - which were road Bryan Walters/photo losses to Minford (42-6) and Southern running back Greg Jen kins (31) slips past a South Gallia defender during last defensively. Thi s matchup has been Oak Hill (33-0) . Last week, Friday's Week 3 football contest at Roger Lee Adams Field in Racine. The Tornadoe s travplayed annually for the last · el to Ashton , W.Va ., this Friday night to battle Hannan in a contest of winless team s. four years, with Southern Please see Footb•ll, B:Z SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM 7 Days AWeek !0:30am-9:00pm 12. Don Waldie 13. Gary Minton 13. Rick Northup IS. Bub Stivers 16. Bob Hysell 17. Clark Greene 17. Paul Maynard 19. Claude Proflitt 20. Don Fields 21. B. Winebrenner 22. Willis Dudding Southern travels to Hannan; Meigs, Eastern play at home Angels Vistl the NEW website at: OPEN 285.5 279.5 266.5 227 .0 225 .0 224.0 223.5 213.0 2 11.0 2 11.0 209.0 STAFF REPORT Alumni Parade · Homecoming FootbaB Game I. M. Winebrenner 2. Paul Somerville 3. Carl Stone 4. Ken Whited 5. Jim Gress 6. Cutris Grubb . · 7'. Kenny Greene ' 8. Earl Johnson 9. Haske! Jones 9. Bob Hill II. Cecil Minton Week 4 previews ~ltllif/.Q'""'\1' Pf!e-Gt~me at the Fo,.,er Pom11roy lt.ll/th:Sill Riverside Senior League After 23 Weeks ROCKSPRINGS What a turnaround ·for Gallia Academy, Coming off of two straight losses to league opponents, . the Blue .Angels (6-2) returned to form against formerly VanMeter Smith undefeated Meigs (7-1) in non-league action Wednesday night as Gallia matched up evenly it was Academy won a thrilling Gallia Academy that . was contest 26-24, 25-23, 13- able to pull ahead late in 25, 17-25 and 15-10 at taking the 15-10 win and Larry R. Morri so n gymna- avoiding a three-game sium in Rockspri ngs . slide . It was also a nice Gallia Academy · was showing · for Gallia coming off of back -to- A~ademy's assista nt coach back losses for the first who took the reigns of the time since 2006 and were Blue · Angels for head determined not to make it coach Amy Shriver who three straighi while Meigs had to mi ss Wedn esdfty's had a 10-game regular sea- game due to personal reaSon win snapped by the sons. Blue Ange ls . On the court Megan Gallia Academy came Foster led the Blue and oui firing in the first two While wit·h 15 po ints. 3U games goi ng up 2-0 with ass ists, six kill s and four 26-24 and 25-23 vic tories, ·aces, while Amy Noe and' but in game t)lree the Lady . Samantha Barnes added Marauders showed why six points apiece. Barn es they were undefeated. also added nine kill s and Meigs easiiy won games Noe had eight kills in th e ' three and four 25-13 and victory. 25-17 forcing a fifth and Alexis Geiger was next final game to determine with five points, 15 kills the final outcome. and II assists for the Blue While both teams Angels while Mollie Blake produced eight kill s and Kacie Shoemaker had 52 digs to lead the team defensivel y. Meig s was paced by Meri VanMeter who had 16 points in the setback. Tricia · Smith was next with I 0 markers and also added 25 ass ists, Shellie B1.I iley had eight points and · 15 kill s and Catie Wolfe and Emalee. Glass had six points apiece. Wolfe also added 20 kill s and tw~ assists while Glass had I 8 assists. Roundin g out the Ma ra uders score rs was Chandra Stanley who had five points and seven kill s and Morgan Howard and · Vaferie Conde who had a point each. Howard · also led her team with four blocks. In the reserve contest it was Meigs that was able to pull out the victory despite fa ll ing behind ea rl y in laking an 18-25, 25- 15 and 25- 19 victory. · After three straig ht games to start the week the Blue Angels will get some needed rest ano wi ll return to action Monday at home against Portsmouth. Meigs will be back in action late r today at Alexander. Lorry Crum/photo Meigs 's enior Catie Wolfe (15) tries to set a shot past Galli~ Academy defenders Megan Foster (12) and Amanda McGhee (14) during Wednesday night's non-conference volleyball match in Rocksprings. ---- ~- ' �Page 8 2 • The Dailv Seubnel www .m~ dailyscntinel.com Thursday, September 11 , 2Q08 Thursday, September 11 , 2008 www.mydallysentinel.com mrthune - Sentinel - l\e ster o~·l8l.J. ,. 0 II.~ The Daily Sentinel ·Page 83 ... CLASSIFIED ~ • Meigs County, We Cove ME!Igs, Gallia, Ancf Mason. Counties.Like NoOne Else Can! OU R 'EX PERTS' BREAK DOWN TH IS WEEK'S H'r. 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O vcmll. the R.11dets .11 c .t\e tag!llg jlht X 7 potnh .t., .ll l offen. . c .tlld .dh,\vtiH.! -l2 7 pontt sdelellst\ely ' Both k',lllls h.t\ e cxpe n enceJ IOSICIS \; ll h lll ll lit pic return tx~ ... .1nd hnt h " \)l~dLI the b.t ll .uuu 11d 111 hot1 tile pdSS lll _g, ~111~t I lllllllll t! g.un.:s RVHS rn.t) h.t\t' one ,luv.lntdgc. hn'' l'\ L' l - .,Ill' The R.IILIC" die .I Dl\ ISillll IV pr:O!.!Iillll l'L1 111p..t1'l'd t(l Eustelll '" a Dl\ ts tun VI. sn they h,I\'C 111 01~ hoys Ill the l~ppe1 tuw ~l.tLic-. to choqsc on the yc .u - 11tc lud111g 2-0 .tl I he 111emlly confi nes o l ho me T he M.troon and Gol d !tad home wms ovet Co.t l Gmve (I X- 7) and F.11rt md i:'ri-D J 111 Weeks I ,111d 2 tlwn ope ned thetr 1<htd sc hedule last wee kend w tth .t sc,lso n-ht gh 53 po tnt s dun ng ,, 53-20 w tn .tt Rt ver V<tlley MHS 1' .1ve r ~1 g 1 ng 32 J pm lll s ,111d 13-1 ' y.trtls per g,une olt cnmcly. w htle al lowt ng JUst I(i 7 po111ts and 27 1 7 yartb '" ,1 delensl\ e Ullll T he M. ua ucle rs .tiC a lso L'O illllH.! oil a ;.;c.tson-best 51Y v.t rd s <~ I tot.tl otk nse. - Th e M.u.tuders C: IIII Ciltl y hold .L JO UI -g..t rll e Southeastern Ohio Athletic League Otvislon SEOAL W·L PF North • Logan 0·0 0-0 Jackson Ironton 1·0 Warren 00 0I Galha Academy Portsmouth 0·0 ZanesYtl!e Chillicothe 0·0 00 0·0 Manetta 0 0 42 0 6 PA 0 0 6 0 42 0 .o 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ohio Valley Conference ovc W·L Pf Chesapeake Coal Grove A1ver VaHey Rock Hill Fatrland Sou1h Po1nt 0·0 00 0·0 0·0 00 00 0 PA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 W·L 3·0 30 ALL PF 101 95 118 31 65 2·1 2·1 2·1 1·2 .. 34 1·2 . 50 1·2 44 61 0·3 ALl W·L PF 2·1 99 1·2 51 0·3 26 0·3 . 38 0·3 51 0·3 42 PA 24 34 35 37 85 77 75 68 133 PA 74 39 128 109 76 84 Tri-Valley Conference W llllllllg stt cak .t~.t llts t lite Bu l ldo~s. .t il ot Wil Kh h.1ve bee n byc,lt k.i'l 13 po111h At hens l.tst won thr s m.ttchup 111 2(KJ3 "he n tl posted a -1 1-0 'llllllllll. Me1gs Nelsonville, York Ale)(ander ... Vtnton County Belpre Athens Wells1on BLUE DEVILS HEAO TO LOGAN LOGAN - L.tst week, the h om G.t llr ,, Ac.tdemv v.tNty lotllEd\ (CIIl 1..., ( ). J .tg,unst b,tll team gut bc,ltup -·- lt tc rschoo ls l,u ~c r th.m D" tsll>ll all v - Ju11n ~ .t 42-(i setb,tl' k VI thts ,;a, o n, wht k the to 'host Ironto n in the 2008 Ratde rs ate 0-2 ctg.ullsl pro- Sou1heaste1n OhiO Athleti c gram s smdll er th.rn D- IY. Leag tt e o pener .tt Tank s Rtvcr Valley's la't regul ar Me mon a l Stad 1um 111 season 'win carne ex .Jctly one Law rence County. year ago in Week -1 ''hen rt F n d~y ntg ht. the to.td to defeated A lex,mder 1ecuvcJ y wo n't get ll llY caster ,ts th e de pl eted Blue MEIGS WELCOMES ATHENS Dev tl s (2- 1J travel nonh to TO TVC OHIO b.t tt le .tn u nbe<~tc n Logan ( 10) sq uad that e nters tht ' PO MEROY - A new cr.t weeke nd '" the ftlth-rankcd beg ins thi s F11 day ntght. as team tot Dtvtston II tn Oh10. Athens makes tis ulltctal Trt The C hi eftains - th e to urVallcy Conference O hio It me retgntng SEOAL chamDivt Sion tootb<~ l l debu t dur - ptons - have been stmply mg a Wee k 4 gnd11 on co llte' t tmpresstve rn 200R. wrnnmg aga mst unbeaten Me tgs at contests aga ms t vis iting Bob Robens Fte ld tn Me igs La ncaster (35- 10). at County Pt cken ng ton North 135- 14) The Bu ll dogs - a long- and at Ham 1lton Townshrp ti me member ot the (3 1-0) The Purple and Whtte Sout heastern Ohio Athle tic are avr .1g mg 33 .7 pomts per League - enter thetr ftrst ~arne J.nd are also allowmg TVC Ohto contest wt th an 0- JUSt etght defenstve ly. 3 record . T lte Green a nd Logan ts also m the tirst Gold los f 111 Week I to G alli a season at the new Logan Academy (31-22) and Week Chi efta in Stad ium , where 2 to Fede1 al Hockmg ( 16·0) they are so fa~ 1-0. Fnday at home, then su trered a 27- night's co ntest be tween these 13 loss to Bloom Carro ll in two sc hoo ls IS a non·SEOA L their first ro,td comest of the contes t due · to adjust ment s 2008 campatgn last week. fro m the departure o f Athens AHS is ave rag 1ng 11. 7 Jumor quanerbac k Patrick points per ga me offensively Angle (6-toot-1, 195 pounds) and ts a lso allow111g 24 7 points as a defensive umt. has bee n the mam of many Athens mustered 229 total weapons for LHS , completyards of offense and 31 tng over 50 percent of ht s points - botli season highs passes for over 500 yards. - in Week I. AH S was Angle has also amassed over down 27-0 until late last 100 yatds rushtng thts seaweek, whtch helped them son· The QB spnt lot GA HS. end a stx-qu,nter scorc le" however, ha' become one uJ drought . T he Maraude rs, on ihe great que>ltlln .titer last week other hand . enter this at IHS Starter Krut ze Homeeommg weekend 1-0 Wand lmg "'" lost for a few • PREP FOOTBALL STANDINGS Oh1o Oiviston TVC W·L PF 0·0 0 00 0 0·0 0 0·0 0 00 • 0 00 . 0 0·0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hocking Division TVC W-L PF PA Waterlord Federal Hocktng Tnmble Eastern PA ' 00 0 0.() 0 0 0·0 0 0 0·0 00 0-0 Mtller Southern 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ALL PF 3·0 .97 2·1 75 2 1 '95 1·2 47 1·2 37 0·3 35 48 0·3 W·L W·L 2·1 2·1 21 1·2 1·2 0·3 ALL PF '12 .51 60 68 47 3 PA 50 55 47 85 49 ,74 ·.97 PA 73 52 58 103 100 108 Independents W·L 2·0 1·2 0·2 Wahama South Gallla Hannan ALL PF PA •106 19 42 76 3() 104 Cardinal Conference Wayne CARD W-L PF 20 65 PA 19 0·0 0- Potnt Pleasant Poca , Herbert Hoover S1ssonv111e 10 42 10 00 0 0 0·1 0·2 0 29 24 83 Chapmanville wee ks Oil the npen mg dm e when he su lteteLI " 10111 ktdlley, a11d replace me nt Eth.m Moore sul tetecl .t shou lder m:Juty tlt.ll h,,, hun doublttrl tor the nex l fey, week' GA HS - whtc h ".t vcta~­ mg 2 1 7 pomts and 2 14 totitl y,trds per game offenst vely - wtll go wtth sop homore Tyler Eastma n under center The De~i l s ate also allowmg 28 3 p0111ts and 2X2 ymds per game '" a de tense. Ga ll1 a Ac<tdemy last defeated Logan h.tc' 111 We~k 10 of 2003 by a 4 1-2 1 margt n rn Log.ut The C hteftar ns Clll rcntly hold " four-game wmnmg streak tn th ts rnmch up. REBELS TRAVEL TO WAHAMA MASON. WV.1 - Altct defeaung " pau ol Merg s County, TVC opponen ts dlll· tng the opcn mg t\\o wee'' of the 2008 1ugh sch(x>llooth,tll season the Wdh.tm.t Wl11tc Fal cons prep:ue lo t ye t another home contest .w.tii\Sl another Ohro based cleam • 0 W-L 2·0 2·0 1·1 0-2 D-2 D-2 ALL Pi 65 70 63 41 19 29 PA 19 31 \38 73 64 83 when tlt e So tt th · Ga l ita Rebe ls vts tt tile Maso n Cou nty c.unpu s lo t a 7· 10 p m gn cl .tf'ta11 C n.tch Ed Croml ey's Wilt te ~alco n s wtll atte mpt 10 tem.11n unbeate n on the ye .t t lol low in g succe ss tve une·st<kd vtctones over Southem (59-0) ,md Eastern (47- 19) w h ~ n they e ntertam an extt eme ly you ng South G.tll t.l eleven. The Rebels dropped 1ts ope ning two g.uncs ol the season to W.tterl nrd (4 1-2 0) and E.tstetn r35-K) heforc snap- ptng .1 !'tvcagame regu lar seaSOil losmg sk1d wtth a 14- 0 shutuut wm on the ro<td last week m Sou thern. The Rebels are coached by Justy Bul'ieson who ts 111 lt,s stxth }C.u ,,t the Gallt a Court!) scltoo l Burleson's lone r~: tutntng ' tarte rs are 'en tot qu.t rterback B J St.mlc) 'cnrnr run nmg buck . Ctleb fl,lcC iatt.lh.tn an d scnror lt nemdn J acob Dohon "'-mon~ d lts t of some 30 ptuspcc t~. 17 of wh tch arc e!lhe r fresh me n 01 sophomores. Clyburn ts the leadmg scorer and 'g ro und g amer v, tth three touchdowns and 163 yards on the ground wtth McClanahan netting 89 yards rushmg. Stanley has connected on 12-of-36 passes for 179 yards and two touchdowns w!lh Matney grabbmg stx aenals for 112 yards and Combs four catches for 34 yards Clyburn has a 71 yard touchdown run and returned the opemrlg kickoff agamst Southern 79 yards for a score wtth Btyce Claty mtet ceptmg a pass and returmng the ball 45 yards tor a score agam st Waterford Wahama has a very expen enced st~utmg II for SGHS to deal wtth. Kyle Zerkle is the teams top point getter wtth four touchdowns and mne PAT ktcks whtl e Micatah Branch ts the leading ground gamer wtth 2 19 yards 111 13 carnes. Zuspan ts comtng off hi s best passmg g.une of ht s caree t .tft et comp le tmg 11 -uf-1·3 passe s la st week for 200 yards and three touchdowns. On the yem Zuspan has completed. 14-ol - 19 passes for 287 yards ,md hve touchdowns wtth Roach grabbm g two passes for 65 yards, Matt Dangerfield two fm 57 yards and Underwood two reeepttons lot 52 yard s Underwood has a pan of TD catches wnh Roach. Zerkl e and Ryan Lee havmg one touchdown reception .tpi ece Wah am.t averages a hefty 53 0 po mt s ottenstvely whil e the Bend Are a de fense allows 9 5 points per contest South Galha ts sconng 14.0 pomts offen sively and gtvmg up 25 3 ppg to the o pposition WHS leads the senes by a 7-0 margm w ith Friday's 7:30 p.m. ~ ndiron c las h bemg the etg hth meeting between the two schools. POINTERS COME TO POINT POINT PLEASANT, W Va . - It will be Point vs. the Po inters Friday night and both wi II. have something to prove. Whtle Point Pleasant (l-1 ) wtll be looking to put o n a good show in fron t of the home'crowd o n Hall of Fame mght at Sanders Fteld, South Pomt (0·3) wtll be looking for its fit st wm of the season. But don't let South Point 's record foo l yo u .. The Pointers have played tht ee very tough opponent s m the ti rst three weeks of the season losmg to Pon smo uth • Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ..• ( llllitl nt he 11 Zanesville ltH ,,, t!k V.tl!t·) tt C h esapeake Jt Ati a,.Q LFAds HOW IQ W§!fE c h~ ,,tpl th J .u can •llr In Next Day's Paper Sunday In- Column: 9 : 00a . m. (28- 15 ), Wheelersburg (2820) and Portsmouth West (28-7) who are a combined 7-2 thts season. And the fight the Pomters have given tp those first three opponents atte sts to just how talented thi s team really is South Pomt IS mmnly a rushmg team, puttmg up no passmg yards m last week•s 2R-7 loss to Ponsmouth We st and only 98 yards through the mr m three ·game s thts season. Instead the Pointers are led by a pair of talented run net s who spht tune totmg the football. Jacob Seagraves has pushed ahead as the team · leader 111 rushing so far this se ason wtth 263 yards on 38 eames whtl e Dou~ Dillon has toted the ball an tdentical 38 times for 225 yards. The Potnters al so have have a pair of quarterbacks who spht duties under center with Seag raves and Chase Kratzenberg carrymg most of the load. Kratzenberg is the team leader through three games with 65 yards on 3-of9 pass mg wtth a game high of 45 coming in week two. Seagrave s IS 2-for-7 with three picks an~ 33 yards on the yeat Definst vely the Pointers are gtving up 28 points per game. Po111t Pl easant , on the other IMild. has seen two vastly dif· fereqt game s to open the season. The Btg Blacks suffered a heartbreaking 28-2 1 loss to mal Galha Academy in week one and turned right around Ill week two with a commanding 4 2- 10 vtctory over Ca rdinal Co nferece foe S tsson vtlle Allen Wasonga has proven the early star for the Red and Bl ack, rushing 28 times for 340 yard s and ' ix touchdowns tn two gatnes for an mcredtle 12 yards per carry. Derek Mitchell hasn't been far behtnd. however. rushing 27 times for 227 yards and a score Through the atr Point Pleasant finally broke free a tier completing no passes in the first week with a 117 yard, two touchdown performance from B.J. Lloyd. Both of hs scoring strikes found Nathan Roberts who has 122 yards o n three catches thts season. Through two games the PPHS defe nsive unit has been suscepti ve to big pl ays, but for the most part has been very effective. The speed of the Btg Blacks defenstve II ts givmg up just 1.9 pomts and 252 total yards per game. • All ads must be prepatd' ' 200 your mrss1ng a mate Beagle type Sandhill area w/tan spots btac~ no 10 ca ll 304-675·5853 small dog whtte collar me \ 51-foUl-l> flAVE KNOWN ~:rrG: !<.. 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" i .. 205 Happy Ad~........... .. .... ...... . .. .....210 Lost & Found ............................................... 215 Memoryffhank You . . . .. .. ... . . 220 Not1ces ... .. .......... . 225 Recreational Vehicles....... .. ............ 1000 ATV ......... . ................................ t005 B1cycles ... .. ............................................. t 01 o Boats/Accessones ........ .. ...... .... .... . 1015 Camper/RVs & Trailers..... . ......... 1020 Motorcycles ..................... ............... . t 025 Other .... ..................... .......................... 1030 Personals . ............ ... ....................... ... 230 Want 1a buy ....... ....... ................. ... 1035 wan1ed . . ................ ..... ................ .. ... 235 Automotive. .... .. ......... . . .. ........ . 2000 Services . . ... . .......... ..... .... . . 300 Auto Ren1aVLease ............................. . 2005 Appliance Serv1ce ... . ...... ...... . . 302 Autos.... . ...................... ................. .. 2010 Automotive .. . ............. ... .................. .. 304 Class1c/Antiques.. . ....... . . ..:. .. ........ 2015 Bu1ldtng Matenals .... ................................... 306 Cammerctalnndustrlat ...... . . ........... 2020 Business . ......... . ............... . 308 Parts & Accessories ...... ......................... 2025 Ca1er~ng ... ........... ... ......... .... .... . . ....... 31 0 Sports Utility ............................................. 2030 Child/Elderly Care ....... . ............................. 312 Trucks ............... ... . ....... .. . ... .2035 Computers ................................................. 314 Utility Trollers ................. .. ............. 2040 Contractors......... . . ... ................ . .. ..... 316 Vans ...................................... ................ 2045 Domesllcs/Janttor~at . .. ......................318 Want to buy ........................................... 2050 Electrical ..................................................... 320 Real Es1a1e Sales ....... ....... .. . ...... 3000 Financial .................. ................................. ,322 Cemetery Pla1S... .......... . . .............. . 3005 Hea«h .. . .. . ............ . ..:........... . 326 Commercial ............................................... 3010 Healing & Cooling .. . .... .......... . . .328 Condominiums ........................................3015 Home Improvements 330 For Sale by Owner . . . ........... ... . .. 3020 Insurance .................................................... 332 Houses for Sale..... ....... . ................. 3025 Lawn Service .. ...... ................... ..... 334 Land (Acreage) .................... ................... 3030 Mus1c/Dance/Drama . ............... b .. . .. 336 Lots ........................ ................................. 3035 Other Servtces ............................... ..........338 Want to buy .............................................. 3040 Plumbtng!Etectrlcal ..................................... 340 Real Es1a1e Rentals.... . .. .............. ,.. 3500 Professional Services .. ............. . . ....... 342 ApartmentliTownhouses ...... ................. 3505 Repairs. .............. .. .............. .. .. ..... 344 Commerclal ................................................ 3510 Roofing ....................................... . . ............ 346 Condominiums........... ... . ................... .. 3515 Security .... .............................................,.. 348 Houses for Rent . .............. ... .. ........ 3520 Tax/Accoun11ng ....... .. ...................... 350 Land (Acreage).............. .. . ...... ......... 3525 TraveVEntertalnment ............. , .......... 352 Storage ...................................................... 3535 Ftnanclal............ .............. . .. ......... 400 Want to Rent ............................................. 3540 F1nancial Servtces .....................................405 Manufactured Housing ..... . -~............ 4000 Insurance !...... .. . . .................... 410 Lots . ........... ..... ................. ... 4005 Money 10 Lend.. ......... . ... .. ...... 415 Movers .................................................... ... 4010 Edu cation............ .... ......... ... .. . ...... .. 500 Rentals ..................................................... 4015 Busmess & Trade School ........................... 505 Sales . . ............. .... ................... 4020 Instruction & Tratnlng ....... ..... ..................... 510 Supplies . . .................. ... ....... .. .... 4025 Lessons ........... : .. ......... .. .......... 515 Want1o Buy ...... ...................... ............ 4030 Personal ...... ........ . .... . ....... ... ... 520 Resor1 Proper1y ....................................... . 5000 An1mals ................ ........ ................ .. . .. . 600 Resor1 Property for sale... .. ................ 5025 An imal Supplies ......................................... 605 Resort Property for rent.. . . .. .. . .. ......... 5050 Horses . .............. ... ................ . .. ..... 610 Employment........ ... .. ................... . 6000 Ltvestock......... . ........... . . . .......... 61 5 Accoun1lng/Financlal ......................:....... 6002 Pets .......................................... .......... 6.20 Administrative/Professional.................... 6004 Want 1a buy ..............................................625 Cashier/Clerk ..... .......... ........... ... 6006 Agnculture.......... .. ............................... 700 Chlld!Eiderly Care......... . . . ............. 6008 Farm Equipment ..... .......... .. ........ 705 Clerical .... .. ............................................ 6010 Garden & Produce.............. . ........... 710 Construction.............. ............................ .. 6012 71 5 Drivers & Delivery ............................. 6014 Hunting & Land .... . . .................... ..... 720 Want1o buy........ .................. . ........ 725 Merchand ise............ ..... ... ...... ...... .. .... 900 Antlques ....................................................... 905 Appllance ..................................................... 910 Auctrons ........................................... 915 Bargain Basement ......... . .......... 920 Collectibles....... ............. ....... . . ....... 925 Hay, Feed, Seed, Grain ...................... Education . ........ ....... . .... . .... . . 6016 Electrical Plumbing ................................. 6018 Employment Agenc1ea .............................. 6020 Enterta inment ............................................6022 Food <Services..... .. .. .. ............. ... .. . 6024 Governmen1 & Federal Jobs ............... S026 Help anted· General........ . ................. 6028 Computers ................................................ 930 Equtpment/Supplles........... ..................... 935 Flea Marke1s ........ . . ......... ... . . . .. 940 Fuel Dtl Coal/Wood/Gas ............ ..... 945 Furniture ................................................. 950 Hobby/Hunt & Sport ................................. 955 Kid's Corner. . .... .............. . ............ 960 Miscellaneous.. .............. . . ........... 965 Want to buy ........................................... 970 Yard Sale ........ ......................................... 975 Law Enforcement ...................................... 603Q Maintenance/Domestic . . .............. 6032 Management/Supervisory ... ..,............ 6034 Mechanics............... .. ..... ............. ..6036 Med1cal .................................................. 6038 Mustcal . ............... . .. .................... 6040 Part..Time-Temporartes . ... .......... 6042 Restauranls .. ................ . ........... 6044 Sales ..................................................... 6048 Techn ical Trad es ....... . . TeKtilesiFactory .. . .... ................. 6050 ... ............... 6052 !! Child Care 1n the Apple Grove - Pl1ny Area 10 mtn from Ashton Elem M·F 7am-5 30pm Great References ....... 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To Buy ·v-1,.-0- -co_k_e.._l-ab-le_s_"& Georges Portable Sa\\ ~~ ads meetln EOE standards Merchandrse Absolute Top Dollar stl ver/gold cams any 1OKJ 14K 18K gold J€W GIBBS ANTIQUES elry dental gold pre Also restore llt rnlture lo 1935 us currency ca led on Tornado Rd off ' prool/mtnt sets dta Rl 33 Ractne monds MT.S Co1n ShOp (Park&Rtde) e~11 151 2nd Avef1ue Galli 740-949 2246 polls 446 2842 SWF looking for a Chris liaR Gentleman age 65-70 for F r~end sh tp maybe more Send Phone ij & Photo Jo f - 11 ClA 14 c/o Pt Pleasanl Regtste r 200 Ma1n St Pomt Pleasant, WV © 2008 by NEA, Inc. 25550 anted YAMAHA ElECTRIC f"l ANO ytfp223 Reta1ls lor 1229 159q Aski ng S950 Barely used Bench comes w 11h 11 88Keys Graded Harn Want To Buy mer Act1on 14 V01ces Transposes au tomat, Now buyu1g Gtnseng cally Memory wtH store 740 274 0326 what you play I'J el.t~r needs tuned Wanted to Buy- Paw 304 882 ~474 Look 11 up Paws Black Waln uts on ltne to see tt and all ::<1 Call 740 698-6060 11s tealures Antiques D Wanted 16 gauge SIA 300 Shot Gun 304 675 64 11 Mtscellaneous Cannmg Tomatoes ex ready cel!enl quality p1cked 65002 St At )24 Reedsvtlle 740 376 6291 900 Personals All Real Estat dvertlsemenls ar ubject to the Federa air Housing Act o t968. • k1tncarlyle@comcast net Nofices Current rate car We win Garden & Produce Announcements If pplles only ot Lo.t & Found number_..ads ar !ways confidential ccepts that KIT & CARLYLE Box newspape POLICI ES Ohio Valley Pub lishin g 1eaervea the right to edit reject or cancel any ad at any tim e Errors must be reported on tho first day ol publ 1c~ hon and the Trl bune-Senlinel-Reglater Will be responaltHelor no more than the colt of the space occ upied b'f the error an d only the t lr1t ln1ertlon We sh all not be hab le lor any !011 or expense results from the publication or omiss ion an .fld ve rtt ae m&nt Co rrectton be mllde In th811r al t1Vailable editio n Box number ads are always conl ldentlal • Current rat• card applies · All real esta te adv erti sements are subject to the Fair Housin g Act of 1968 This newspaper accepts only help wanted ada meeting EOE standards We will not knowin gly accept any ad verti sing In violation of the taw Will not be res ponsib le fo r anv errors In an ad taken over the phone • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include complete De.scr lptlon • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • In clude Phone Number And Address When NHded • Ads Should Run 7 Days « POLICIES« Oh10 Valley Publishing reserves the ngh1 to edit. reJect or cancel any ad a1 any time Errors Must B Reported on the firs ay of publlcatio nd the Tribune entinei-Reglster wll be responsible for n more than the cost o he space occuple y the error and onl he first Insertion. 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I [,Ill 1 Pu 1nt ]I Gar~ Charlit• 4Shephrrd "1)'111(• \\ lltt I In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR · AD NLIN OH chalfs show cases trunks oil lamps cups and saucers Mtckey Mouse 1\ems Chtlds w1cker rocker old pressed glass Ware Far ber ware co ke stgn clocks scales electnc patno mtlttary folding or gan f1 re place gr<~te Delta Queen posters & Palrrttngs MtSStSStpp i Queen comme ralrve Champatgn bottle 8 & 16 mm projectors car loon 111ms mtsce 1taneous mtf l don t haul your logs to the Mill JUSt call 304 675 1957 ~::.;~~""':~~"-::: Lookmg tor Gallta or Metgs bottles also have Ohto bollfes for sate 740 441 1236 aller 7pm Wtll buy or trade Yard Sale 718 Porter Ad w1nter clothes lurntture era\! stuff 9 .13 08 .,.=...,..,....,....,..-~ "RACO Scho1arsh 1p yard sa le Star Mill Park Ractne Seot 9th from Appliances 9 6 Sep t 10 lrorn 9 4 1lth !rom 9 2 all 1tems Hotpolnt EleCftriC SIO'I€ 112 pnced and clothtn g works good call St 00 a bag New 1tems _;3;0;;4,..,88;;2;,;2;;;8,;,14; ,.,""""""' each dayThanks tor Auctions rYo~u::.r~su~p:l:po~n~-::~~~ =:;_=::=;:=.=~=; 'Fall Book & Chr~stmas ir Sale 1950 1o Present Cross Creek Auc- Sept 10th 11th 12th 9 5 tion Buffalo Salur· days 6pm Build- 22 19 Jackson Ave Ing IS full Starting Huge Garage Sale near to sell high qua ll1y A·bany 3225 Marshftefd knives such as Ad Sept 12 13 14 Case. 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CJulh cothe PJ~IIl.lt!JI K l'lO td ft:~ - 12 1Jnm " LlzlllUI {, 1lh,, 1\, It 'Jtllt'olllk lliill tilt ( h Rt\crV•lk\ 'wu th Pmm ltfcinLp~ \muh 11 Wa h ama E••~ [ l'rll Southe rn I I I Ilii III 11 1-!n tJJill tt F mltu,\ To!sia 11 Ch•lh cOth ~ 11 Zutt,\ t iiL I ml llld r .IQ.l1ia SuccesS Chapmanvalle Ch,1p11luJ\tlk C bapmanyjlle ,It ~Ll)tl H~ tt~ u m VallfY l're\ious C hampion~- :>001 Butc h Coop<; t 20112 Butc h Coope1. 2003 Brau She t man. 2004 Br.td S hernhtn . 2005 : Bryan Walters, 2006. Brad She rman. 2007 : Dave Harn s. Get back into action with . Dr. Kelly Roush, Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician. "Saturday Morning Sports Clinics" 9:00am Football from Page Ul howevc t tit,• Stile t anLI Blad se,mcd to l1 nu some 111011ll!lll 11111 Wtth ~l \C.t-.Ui l ht g\t 20 pu 11 tts Ill th c11 home ope net. RVHS ,,,,ked 11p 2X7 }.ttds ot tot al ulkll'c wink .t iiO~'- ­ tn g 521J y.ud' dc lenst\e ly. O vcmll. the R.11dets .11 c .t\e tag!llg jlht X 7 potnh .t., .ll l offen. . c .tlld .dh,\vtiH.! -l2 7 pontt sdelellst\ely ' Both k',lllls h.t\ e cxpe n enceJ IOSICIS \; ll h lll ll lit pic return tx~ ... .1nd hnt h " \)l~dLI the b.t ll .uuu 11d 111 hot1 tile pdSS lll _g, ~111~t I lllllllll t! g.un.:s RVHS rn.t) h.t\t' one ,luv.lntdgc. hn'' l'\ L' l - .,Ill' The R.IILIC" die .I Dl\ ISillll IV pr:O!.!Iillll l'L1 111p..t1'l'd t(l Eustelll '" a Dl\ ts tun VI. sn they h,I\'C 111 01~ hoys Ill the l~ppe1 tuw ~l.tLic-. to choqsc on the yc .u - 11tc lud111g 2-0 .tl I he 111emlly confi nes o l ho me T he M.troon and Gol d !tad home wms ovet Co.t l Gmve (I X- 7) and F.11rt md i:'ri-D J 111 Weeks I ,111d 2 tlwn ope ned thetr 1<htd sc hedule last wee kend w tth .t sc,lso n-ht gh 53 po tnt s dun ng ,, 53-20 w tn .tt Rt ver V<tlley MHS 1' .1ve r ~1 g 1 ng 32 J pm lll s ,111d 13-1 ' y.trtls per g,une olt cnmcly. w htle al lowt ng JUst I(i 7 po111ts and 27 1 7 yartb '" ,1 delensl\ e Ullll T he M. ua ucle rs .tiC a lso L'O illllH.! oil a ;.;c.tson-best 51Y v.t rd s <~ I tot.tl otk nse. - Th e M.u.tuders C: IIII Ciltl y hold .L JO UI -g..t rll e Southeastern Ohio Athletic League Otvislon SEOAL W·L PF North • Logan 0·0 0-0 Jackson Ironton 1·0 Warren 00 0I Galha Academy Portsmouth 0·0 ZanesYtl!e Chillicothe 0·0 00 0·0 Manetta 0 0 42 0 6 PA 0 0 6 0 42 0 .o 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ohio Valley Conference ovc W·L Pf Chesapeake Coal Grove A1ver VaHey Rock Hill Fatrland Sou1h Po1nt 0·0 00 0·0 0·0 00 00 0 PA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 W·L 3·0 30 ALL PF 101 95 118 31 65 2·1 2·1 2·1 1·2 .. 34 1·2 . 50 1·2 44 61 0·3 ALl W·L PF 2·1 99 1·2 51 0·3 26 0·3 . 38 0·3 51 0·3 42 PA 24 34 35 37 85 77 75 68 133 PA 74 39 128 109 76 84 Tri-Valley Conference W llllllllg stt cak .t~.t llts t lite Bu l ldo~s. .t il ot Wil Kh h.1ve bee n byc,lt k.i'l 13 po111h At hens l.tst won thr s m.ttchup 111 2(KJ3 "he n tl posted a -1 1-0 'llllllllll. Me1gs Nelsonville, York Ale)(ander ... Vtnton County Belpre Athens Wells1on BLUE DEVILS HEAO TO LOGAN LOGAN - L.tst week, the h om G.t llr ,, Ac.tdemv v.tNty lotllEd\ (CIIl 1..., ( ). J .tg,unst b,tll team gut bc,ltup -·- lt tc rschoo ls l,u ~c r th.m D" tsll>ll all v - Ju11n ~ .t 42-(i setb,tl' k VI thts ,;a, o n, wht k the to 'host Ironto n in the 2008 Ratde rs ate 0-2 ctg.ullsl pro- Sou1heaste1n OhiO Athleti c gram s smdll er th.rn D- IY. Leag tt e o pener .tt Tank s Rtvcr Valley's la't regul ar Me mon a l Stad 1um 111 season 'win carne ex .Jctly one Law rence County. year ago in Week -1 ''hen rt F n d~y ntg ht. the to.td to defeated A lex,mder 1ecuvcJ y wo n't get ll llY caster ,ts th e de pl eted Blue MEIGS WELCOMES ATHENS Dev tl s (2- 1J travel nonh to TO TVC OHIO b.t tt le .tn u nbe<~tc n Logan ( 10) sq uad that e nters tht ' PO MEROY - A new cr.t weeke nd '" the ftlth-rankcd beg ins thi s F11 day ntght. as team tot Dtvtston II tn Oh10. Athens makes tis ulltctal Trt The C hi eftains - th e to urVallcy Conference O hio It me retgntng SEOAL chamDivt Sion tootb<~ l l debu t dur - ptons - have been stmply mg a Wee k 4 gnd11 on co llte' t tmpresstve rn 200R. wrnnmg aga mst unbeaten Me tgs at contests aga ms t vis iting Bob Robens Fte ld tn Me igs La ncaster (35- 10). at County Pt cken ng ton North 135- 14) The Bu ll dogs - a long- and at Ham 1lton Townshrp ti me member ot the (3 1-0) The Purple and Whtte Sout heastern Ohio Athle tic are avr .1g mg 33 .7 pomts per League - enter thetr ftrst ~arne J.nd are also allowmg TVC Ohto contest wt th an 0- JUSt etght defenstve ly. 3 record . T lte Green a nd Logan ts also m the tirst Gold los f 111 Week I to G alli a season at the new Logan Academy (31-22) and Week Chi efta in Stad ium , where 2 to Fede1 al Hockmg ( 16·0) they are so fa~ 1-0. Fnday at home, then su trered a 27- night's co ntest be tween these 13 loss to Bloom Carro ll in two sc hoo ls IS a non·SEOA L their first ro,td comest of the contes t due · to adjust ment s 2008 campatgn last week. fro m the departure o f Athens AHS is ave rag 1ng 11. 7 Jumor quanerbac k Patrick points per ga me offensively Angle (6-toot-1, 195 pounds) and ts a lso allow111g 24 7 points as a defensive umt. has bee n the mam of many Athens mustered 229 total weapons for LHS , completyards of offense and 31 tng over 50 percent of ht s points - botli season highs passes for over 500 yards. - in Week I. AH S was Angle has also amassed over down 27-0 until late last 100 yatds rushtng thts seaweek, whtch helped them son· The QB spnt lot GA HS. end a stx-qu,nter scorc le" however, ha' become one uJ drought . T he Maraude rs, on ihe great que>ltlln .titer last week other hand . enter this at IHS Starter Krut ze Homeeommg weekend 1-0 Wand lmg "'" lost for a few • PREP FOOTBALL STANDINGS Oh1o Oiviston TVC W·L PF 0·0 0 00 0 0·0 0 0·0 0 00 • 0 00 . 0 0·0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hocking Division TVC W-L PF PA Waterlord Federal Hocktng Tnmble Eastern PA ' 00 0 0.() 0 0 0·0 0 0 0·0 00 0-0 Mtller Southern 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ALL PF 3·0 .97 2·1 75 2 1 '95 1·2 47 1·2 37 0·3 35 48 0·3 W·L W·L 2·1 2·1 21 1·2 1·2 0·3 ALL PF '12 .51 60 68 47 3 PA 50 55 47 85 49 ,74 ·.97 PA 73 52 58 103 100 108 Independents W·L 2·0 1·2 0·2 Wahama South Gallla Hannan ALL PF PA •106 19 42 76 3() 104 Cardinal Conference Wayne CARD W-L PF 20 65 PA 19 0·0 0- Potnt Pleasant Poca , Herbert Hoover S1ssonv111e 10 42 10 00 0 0 0·1 0·2 0 29 24 83 Chapmanville wee ks Oil the npen mg dm e when he su lteteLI " 10111 ktdlley, a11d replace me nt Eth.m Moore sul tetecl .t shou lder m:Juty tlt.ll h,,, hun doublttrl tor the nex l fey, week' GA HS - whtc h ".t vcta~­ mg 2 1 7 pomts and 2 14 totitl y,trds per game offenst vely - wtll go wtth sop homore Tyler Eastma n under center The De~i l s ate also allowmg 28 3 p0111ts and 2X2 ymds per game '" a de tense. Ga ll1 a Ac<tdemy last defeated Logan h.tc' 111 We~k 10 of 2003 by a 4 1-2 1 margt n rn Log.ut The C hteftar ns Clll rcntly hold " four-game wmnmg streak tn th ts rnmch up. REBELS TRAVEL TO WAHAMA MASON. WV.1 - Altct defeaung " pau ol Merg s County, TVC opponen ts dlll· tng the opcn mg t\\o wee'' of the 2008 1ugh sch(x>llooth,tll season the Wdh.tm.t Wl11tc Fal cons prep:ue lo t ye t another home contest .w.tii\Sl another Ohro based cleam • 0 W-L 2·0 2·0 1·1 0-2 D-2 D-2 ALL Pi 65 70 63 41 19 29 PA 19 31 \38 73 64 83 when tlt e So tt th · Ga l ita Rebe ls vts tt tile Maso n Cou nty c.unpu s lo t a 7· 10 p m gn cl .tf'ta11 C n.tch Ed Croml ey's Wilt te ~alco n s wtll atte mpt 10 tem.11n unbeate n on the ye .t t lol low in g succe ss tve une·st<kd vtctones over Southem (59-0) ,md Eastern (47- 19) w h ~ n they e ntertam an extt eme ly you ng South G.tll t.l eleven. The Rebels dropped 1ts ope ning two g.uncs ol the season to W.tterl nrd (4 1-2 0) and E.tstetn r35-K) heforc snap- ptng .1 !'tvcagame regu lar seaSOil losmg sk1d wtth a 14- 0 shutuut wm on the ro<td last week m Sou thern. The Rebels are coached by Justy Bul'ieson who ts 111 lt,s stxth }C.u ,,t the Gallt a Court!) scltoo l Burleson's lone r~: tutntng ' tarte rs are 'en tot qu.t rterback B J St.mlc) 'cnrnr run nmg buck . Ctleb fl,lcC iatt.lh.tn an d scnror lt nemdn J acob Dohon "'-mon~ d lts t of some 30 ptuspcc t~. 17 of wh tch arc e!lhe r fresh me n 01 sophomores. Clyburn ts the leadmg scorer and 'g ro und g amer v, tth three touchdowns and 163 yards on the ground wtth McClanahan netting 89 yards rushmg. Stanley has connected on 12-of-36 passes for 179 yards and two touchdowns w!lh Matney grabbmg stx aenals for 112 yards and Combs four catches for 34 yards Clyburn has a 71 yard touchdown run and returned the opemrlg kickoff agamst Southern 79 yards for a score wtth Btyce Claty mtet ceptmg a pass and returmng the ball 45 yards tor a score agam st Waterford Wahama has a very expen enced st~utmg II for SGHS to deal wtth. Kyle Zerkle is the teams top point getter wtth four touchdowns and mne PAT ktcks whtl e Micatah Branch ts the leading ground gamer wtth 2 19 yards 111 13 carnes. Zuspan ts comtng off hi s best passmg g.une of ht s caree t .tft et comp le tmg 11 -uf-1·3 passe s la st week for 200 yards and three touchdowns. On the yem Zuspan has completed. 14-ol - 19 passes for 287 yards ,md hve touchdowns wtth Roach grabbm g two passes for 65 yards, Matt Dangerfield two fm 57 yards and Underwood two reeepttons lot 52 yard s Underwood has a pan of TD catches wnh Roach. Zerkl e and Ryan Lee havmg one touchdown reception .tpi ece Wah am.t averages a hefty 53 0 po mt s ottenstvely whil e the Bend Are a de fense allows 9 5 points per contest South Galha ts sconng 14.0 pomts offen sively and gtvmg up 25 3 ppg to the o pposition WHS leads the senes by a 7-0 margm w ith Friday's 7:30 p.m. ~ ndiron c las h bemg the etg hth meeting between the two schools. POINTERS COME TO POINT POINT PLEASANT, W Va . - It will be Point vs. the Po inters Friday night and both wi II. have something to prove. Whtle Point Pleasant (l-1 ) wtll be looking to put o n a good show in fron t of the home'crowd o n Hall of Fame mght at Sanders Fteld, South Pomt (0·3) wtll be looking for its fit st wm of the season. But don't let South Point 's record foo l yo u .. The Pointers have played tht ee very tough opponent s m the ti rst three weeks of the season losmg to Pon smo uth • Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ..• ( llllitl nt he 11 Zanesville ltH ,,, t!k V.tl!t·) tt C h esapeake Jt Ati a,.Q LFAds HOW IQ W§!fE c h~ ,,tpl th J .u can •llr In Next Day's Paper Sunday In- Column: 9 : 00a . m. (28- 15 ), Wheelersburg (2820) and Portsmouth West (28-7) who are a combined 7-2 thts season. And the fight the Pomters have given tp those first three opponents atte sts to just how talented thi s team really is South Pomt IS mmnly a rushmg team, puttmg up no passmg yards m last week•s 2R-7 loss to Ponsmouth We st and only 98 yards through the mr m three ·game s thts season. Instead the Pointers are led by a pair of talented run net s who spht tune totmg the football. Jacob Seagraves has pushed ahead as the team · leader 111 rushing so far this se ason wtth 263 yards on 38 eames whtl e Dou~ Dillon has toted the ball an tdentical 38 times for 225 yards. The Potnters al so have have a pair of quarterbacks who spht duties under center with Seag raves and Chase Kratzenberg carrymg most of the load. Kratzenberg is the team leader through three games with 65 yards on 3-of9 pass mg wtth a game high of 45 coming in week two. Seagrave s IS 2-for-7 with three picks an~ 33 yards on the yeat Definst vely the Pointers are gtving up 28 points per game. Po111t Pl easant , on the other IMild. has seen two vastly dif· fereqt game s to open the season. The Btg Blacks suffered a heartbreaking 28-2 1 loss to mal Galha Academy in week one and turned right around Ill week two with a commanding 4 2- 10 vtctory over Ca rdinal Co nferece foe S tsson vtlle Allen Wasonga has proven the early star for the Red and Bl ack, rushing 28 times for 340 yard s and ' ix touchdowns tn two gatnes for an mcredtle 12 yards per carry. Derek Mitchell hasn't been far behtnd. however. rushing 27 times for 227 yards and a score Through the atr Point Pleasant finally broke free a tier completing no passes in the first week with a 117 yard, two touchdown performance from B.J. Lloyd. Both of hs scoring strikes found Nathan Roberts who has 122 yards o n three catches thts season. Through two games the PPHS defe nsive unit has been suscepti ve to big pl ays, but for the most part has been very effective. 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" i .. 205 Happy Ad~........... .. .... ...... . .. .....210 Lost & Found ............................................... 215 Memoryffhank You . . . .. .. ... . . 220 Not1ces ... .. .......... . 225 Recreational Vehicles....... .. ............ 1000 ATV ......... . ................................ t005 B1cycles ... .. ............................................. t 01 o Boats/Accessones ........ .. ...... .... .... . 1015 Camper/RVs & Trailers..... . ......... 1020 Motorcycles ..................... ............... . t 025 Other .... ..................... .......................... 1030 Personals . ............ ... ....................... ... 230 Want 1a buy ....... ....... ................. ... 1035 wan1ed . . ................ ..... ................ .. ... 235 Automotive. .... .. ......... . . .. ........ . 2000 Services . . ... . .......... ..... .... . . 300 Auto Ren1aVLease ............................. . 2005 Appliance Serv1ce ... . ...... ...... . . 302 Autos.... . ...................... ................. .. 2010 Automotive .. . ............. ... .................. .. 304 Class1c/Antiques.. . ....... . . ..:. .. ........ 2015 Bu1ldtng Matenals .... ................................... 306 Cammerctalnndustrlat ...... . . ........... 2020 Business . ......... . ............... . 308 Parts & Accessories ...... ......................... 2025 Ca1er~ng ... ........... ... ......... .... .... . . ....... 31 0 Sports Utility ............................................. 2030 Child/Elderly Care ....... . ............................. 312 Trucks ............... ... . ....... .. . ... .2035 Computers ................................................. 314 Utility Trollers ................. .. ............. 2040 Contractors......... . . ... ................ . .. ..... 316 Vans ...................................... ................ 2045 Domesllcs/Janttor~at . .. ......................318 Want to buy ........................................... 2050 Electrical ..................................................... 320 Real Es1a1e Sales ....... ....... .. . ...... 3000 Financial .................. ................................. ,322 Cemetery Pla1S... .......... . . .............. . 3005 Hea«h .. . .. . ............ . ..:........... . 326 Commercial ............................................... 3010 Healing & Cooling .. . .... .......... . . .328 Condominiums ........................................3015 Home Improvements 330 For Sale by Owner . . . ........... ... . .. 3020 Insurance .................................................... 332 Houses for Sale..... ....... . ................. 3025 Lawn Service .. ...... ................... ..... 334 Land (Acreage) .................... ................... 3030 Mus1c/Dance/Drama . ............... b .. . .. 336 Lots ........................ ................................. 3035 Other Servtces ............................... ..........338 Want to buy .............................................. 3040 Plumbtng!Etectrlcal ..................................... 340 Real Es1a1e Rentals.... . .. .............. ,.. 3500 Professional Services .. ............. . . ....... 342 ApartmentliTownhouses ...... ................. 3505 Repairs. .............. .. .............. .. .. ..... 344 Commerclal ................................................ 3510 Roofing ....................................... . . ............ 346 Condominiums........... ... . ................... .. 3515 Security .... .............................................,.. 348 Houses for Rent . .............. ... .. ........ 3520 Tax/Accoun11ng ....... .. ...................... 350 Land (Acreage).............. .. . ...... ......... 3525 TraveVEntertalnment ............. , .......... 352 Storage ...................................................... 3535 Ftnanclal............ .............. . .. ......... 400 Want to Rent ............................................. 3540 F1nancial Servtces .....................................405 Manufactured Housing ..... . -~............ 4000 Insurance !...... .. . . .................... 410 Lots . ........... ..... ................. ... 4005 Money 10 Lend.. ......... . ... .. ...... 415 Movers .................................................... ... 4010 Edu cation............ .... ......... ... .. . ...... .. 500 Rentals ..................................................... 4015 Busmess & Trade School ........................... 505 Sales . . ............. .... ................... 4020 Instruction & Tratnlng ....... ..... ..................... 510 Supplies . . .................. ... ....... .. .... 4025 Lessons ........... : .. ......... .. .......... 515 Want1o Buy ...... ...................... ............ 4030 Personal ...... ........ . .... . ....... ... ... 520 Resor1 Proper1y ....................................... . 5000 An1mals ................ ........ ................ .. . .. . 600 Resor1 Property for sale... .. ................ 5025 An imal Supplies ......................................... 605 Resort Property for rent.. . . .. .. . .. ......... 5050 Horses . .............. ... ................ . .. ..... 610 Employment........ ... .. ................... . 6000 Ltvestock......... . ........... . . . .......... 61 5 Accoun1lng/Financlal ......................:....... 6002 Pets .......................................... .......... 6.20 Administrative/Professional.................... 6004 Want 1a buy ..............................................625 Cashier/Clerk ..... .......... ........... ... 6006 Agnculture.......... .. ............................... 700 Chlld!Eiderly Care......... . . . ............. 6008 Farm Equipment ..... .......... .. ........ 705 Clerical .... .. ............................................ 6010 Garden & Produce.............. . ........... 710 Construction.............. ............................ .. 6012 71 5 Drivers & Delivery ............................. 6014 Hunting & Land .... . . .................... ..... 720 Want1o buy........ .................. . ........ 725 Merchand ise............ ..... ... ...... ...... .. .... 900 Antlques ....................................................... 905 Appllance ..................................................... 910 Auctrons ........................................... 915 Bargain Basement ......... . .......... 920 Collectibles....... ............. ....... . . ....... 925 Hay, Feed, Seed, Grain ...................... Education . ........ ....... . .... . .... . . 6016 Electrical Plumbing ................................. 6018 Employment Agenc1ea .............................. 6020 Enterta inment ............................................6022 Food <Services..... .. .. .. ............. ... .. . 6024 Governmen1 & Federal Jobs ............... S026 Help anted· General........ . ................. 6028 Computers ................................................ 930 Equtpment/Supplles........... ..................... 935 Flea Marke1s ........ . . ......... ... . . . .. 940 Fuel Dtl Coal/Wood/Gas ............ ..... 945 Furniture ................................................. 950 Hobby/Hunt & Sport ................................. 955 Kid's Corner. . .... .............. . ............ 960 Miscellaneous.. .............. . . ........... 965 Want to buy ........................................... 970 Yard Sale ........ ......................................... 975 Law Enforcement ...................................... 603Q Maintenance/Domestic . . .............. 6032 Management/Supervisory ... ..,............ 6034 Mechanics............... .. ..... ............. ..6036 Med1cal .................................................. 6038 Mustcal . ............... . .. .................... 6040 Part..Time-Temporartes . ... .......... 6042 Restauranls .. ................ . ........... 6044 Sales ..................................................... 6048 Techn ical Trad es ....... . . 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Buck & Huge yard sale an11que Mossy Oak Air tools hou sehold 1terns Cond itioned V!sa mtsc Terry McG uutre & Master Card & 40720 laurel Chff Ad Debit 304-550-1 616 Fr1-Sat 9? Stephen Reedy Sept 11 12 13 1wo 1639 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; .~ties S of Tuppers Platns on locust Grove Rd 740 985 3965 Miscellaneou• Recreational 3 head block Sawmill on 1000 Vehtcles 700 AgriCUlture steel frame Wtlh 2 axles 471 GM power untl ~ $7500 oo 74b 388·8743 Boob 1Accessorits Farm Equipmant •=~~~~~=­ Berber Carpet $6 95 yd 1997 Ranger Bass boat Ford 4000. h1gh clear· carpet remnants $40 00 Sport R82 dual console ance tractor with Free & up Mollohan carpet color green Johnson mans loader frame - no 22 12 Eastern Ave Galli Fast Stnke 150HP sta1n bucket S38 000 polls Ohto 740·446·7444 less steel prop Mtnnkota Maxxum 74 trolli ng mo· 446-2B0t Jet Aeration Motors re· tor Ranger travel cover EBY. INTEGRITY, pa1red new & rebutl i rn Ranger tra11 tra1ler w1th KIEFER BUILT· VALLEY HORSE''LI VE · stock Call Ron Evans dtsc brakes <~nd 3 new ltres 1h1s ng s hke new STOCK TRAILERS J.BOO 537 9528 must see to belteve lOAD MAX EQUIP 611 ftntsh mower With e~>: SB 900 call MENT TRAtlE AS tra bells & blades S750 740-742 4367 CARGO EXPRESS & obo 379-2706 HOMESTEADER Campen I RVs & CARGO/CONCESSION For sale 2 root top or Trailers TRAilERS B+W stde package coohng ~~~--""'=c GOOSENECK FLATBED wtth heat stnps 7 1'2. ton RV Servtce • a1 ::::a;;;r;;;m•, 53999 VIEW 'OUR EN- and 5 Jon un ts Also Chacl Trarlers TIRE TRAILER INVEN- roof curbs 7 112 ton 740 446 3825 TORY AT www CARMICHAEL commerc1af 54700 and a RV 5 ton commerctal or res1 Serv1ce at C:arm1chael TRAilERS COM denllat unt\ w warranty Tr"rle rs 740 446 3825 .;..,;;..,..,;.;.;;;;.;____ $3600 Call Kevm 740" 446 3825 Have you pnced a John 304·675 6151 or Enn Deere lately? 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Vistt us at GoCook.Motors.com c·aak ' Motors 328 Jackson P1ke 740·446-0 103 Pollee Impounds! Cars hom $500!, Honda, Chevys. . Jeeps, Fords, & ~re! for listings 800-82()...4876 ex V435 Sport. UHiily Apartment ava11aole now R111erbend Apts. New Haven WV. Now acceptmg applica ti ons for HUO-subsu:itZed, one Bedroom Apts. Uliltties inclUded. Based on 30% of adjusted income. Call 304 -882-3221 . available for Sen1or and Disabled people Housos For R,.,t Construction House for rent . 4 bedroom, 2 bath tn Pomeroy, call 740-591 -9700 after 6·00 pm --------House lor Rent. Rac1ne area, {740)949·2237 Full time position ava1l· able w/Construc11on Company in Metgs County. local applicants only, 740-416-1771 lrom ;8,. · 4;,0;;n,ly;, . ~""~~~" :::: 4000 ~1anulac 1 ured HOUSing Rontals 05 Chevy Trailblazer LS, 4WO, t . owner. only 43,000 mi. good cond. $11 .000.• Call 256· 13211 or 645-2070 Apartment available now Aiverbend Apts. NeW Haven 'wv. Now accept· ing app~cat1ons for one 97 Ford Expedition 5.4L. HUD-subsidized, 4x4. 3rd row s9at ,• Bedroom Apts. Ut1llties tow pkg, very depend- included. Based on 30% of adjusted income. Call able. $2700 379·2179 304·882·322 1, aVailable for Senior and Disabled Trucks people va. 01 Dodge Durango, Ex Cond. $4000 obo, will take trade. also 95. ® 28R . at Johnsons Mobrle PRrk, can i.~··.·,· 74 0-645-0506 qr ~~~~~-~~ 740-~46-2003 Chevy Silverado Ext. CONVENIENTLY LO- ~~~":""~-~-Cab. Ex running conq. GATED ' AFFORD· Fede,al . Funds t e $1_500. 740-709-9267 "' JUS r • can be seen at ' 77 Cedar ABLE ! Townhouse apart- leased for .Lapd Owners. mentS, andlor small No closing cost and St, Gallipolis. houseS tor renl. · Call ZERO DOWN! Will do Want To Buy 740-441-1111 for appli- land improvemen ts ~-----:----:-"-;:-;;; cation & information. Bankruptcy & Bad Credit Want to Duy Junk Cars. ,_,.....,,..-.,..-,....,-- OK. 2. 3, 4 and 5 bed· Twin Rivers Tower is ac· call 740-388-0884 rooms available cepllng applications for 740 .446 _3384 Rea Estate wast1ng list for HUD sub· 3000 Sales Sales s1dized. 1-BR apartment for the elderly!disabled, · · =----'-iiiiOiiiiOiiiiO= call 675·6679 199 1 14x70 Pineridge -~C;;;o;;;n;;;d;;o;;;m;;;in"i"u"m"s=• .Rooms availaDie at Darst .Group Home. male or feOn Clear Water Island in male, 740 _992 .5023 Florida 3BR 3.5 Bath & garage Beautiful Apts. at Jack· sq. Ft. son Estates. 52 West1900 plus or wood Or.. from $365 to 740·.446· 1822 740·208·9353. ., $560. 740•446·2568.Equal Housing Opportunily. Tl1is institution is an -Houses For Solo ~ Equal Opportunity Pro3' Bed, HUD ' Homes! vider and Employer. · Only $15.300 for listings Gracious Living 1 and 2 800·620·4946 e> R0\9 Bedroom Apts. at Village Manor and R1vers1de Apts. in Middleport. from $327 to $592. 740·992-5064. Equal Housing Opportunity car · gar. patio, DR/FA Relocating Middleport N. 4th Ave .. 2 $115,000. 740-446-0817 bedroom furnished apart0i e;;:·a,;:'e;;.m:;.:o.s9ii--~--~ · ment, no pets, dep. & ~ Foreclosure 4br, only ref., 740•992-0\6 5 ' $25.oool PRices to Sell! Mqdern 1BR For listings 740-446·0390 800-620·4646 exT462 New Haven, one bed· Nice Home Mount 'Ver- room apartment, deposit non Point Plea_sant, 4br, & references, 2 lull bath, LA. large FR. 740-992-0165 DR, Kitchen has fndge, stove, DE, Large Utility Room, lots of closet space for storage, 1 Car attached Garage, Brtck Front, 6ft Privacy Fence surrounding 1 6x~ In , ground pool. Front & 1400-2000 sq It ·commerBack cove red concrete ciallret~il space for rent, Patios Asking $159.900 great location t>usy 740-416-0575 downtown corner by Driyon & Dolivoty Sparkle Janilortal Supply needs a delivery truck dr1ver. Ap ply 1n person at 683 ~A 7 ' N. 740·446-4109 2 br. furnished, cia, close Food Services to Walmart in Mason . $475 per mo plus dE!p . Lunchroom Vending AI· references req ., tenda.nt, Par1 Time, M-F, 740·992·396 1 8am-1pm. product delivered to yow Paid train 2br Mobile Home in Ma- ing, . holidays, . yacat1on, son, K1tchen !urn., de· 401k, 58 .25/hr. Pre -emposit required ploymenl drug test1ng. 304-675-7783 EOE Call 304·485·5421 Home • Help Want.<! . Genorol Government & Federal JobJ ~~--~~~~~~ POST OFF ICE NOW HIRING avg. Pay $20/h~ or "·o57Kiy,, includes Fed.Ben. QT. Place ' t:Jy adSource, not USPS who hires. I -866A03-2582 ;,;;;;;;,,;;:;;,:;;;;;;;~~~"' Help W.anted ·General OeliveryiYVa rehouse person needed, lull time, im·med ia tc opening, must have good . driving record . Apply-ltlestyle Furmobile home, 3 bd.. 2 niture 856 Tnird Ave. baths, heat pump, all ap- Galltpolis, 9:39·5:00 No pliances, d1sh washer, Phone Calls k1tchentable. co uch. TV. ent . center. rwo beds, nt ResCare Home Care is appliCatiOns stands, dressers, accepting lor Support Associates. 740-59 1·8936 ---~~~,...-....,. CNA & ST.NA MR/DD ~ exp. preferred. Apply at 2· 2006 16xBO Cla yton 3 8204 Carla Drive. Galli· bed 2 bath. 200 16x70 Fleetwood 2 bed 1 bath . polis. Men , Fri . 8·4 · Email res ume to: rha lri1999 Fortune 3 bed 2 son@rescare.com. bath. We deliver block level and anchor. We A LOCAL MANUFAC· can do the footers also TURER IS tak1ng appl1ca· Daytime 740·388-0000 lions lor EXPERIENCED or 740-388-851 3 Eve- Mig Welde.rs. Please apmngs 740·388·8017 or ply al person at 2 t 50 740·245-92 13. Eastern Avenue. Gallipolis, OH - - - - ' - - - - . . - - ~;.:..;,.-_ _ _~-Brand new 3bed 2bath An Excellent way to earn on + ·half acre In Pt. money. Tile New AVon Pleasant. OWN ER Fl- Call Marilyn NANCE AVAILABLE . 304·662·2645 (740) 446·3570 AVONt All Areast To Now t-Uring 1!i ~ull Tlmu employees for openings In our Gallipolis location! No expenence required I No Credit Card Sales! No Collections! You choose the t~pe of calls you want to take: R~ruit volunteers for leading non-profit organizations OR Raise lunds and renew memberships lor the Nal!onal R1lle Association Holp Want.<! · Gonorol West Virginra Untverslty Career opportunity WVU ~Ktension service is recruiting lor a tenure track. twelve mOflth Extension Agent for Putnam County. Master's degree requi red. at least one degree must be in an agriculture·re!ated field. In addilio11 to the requir~d ma!?ter's de gree, an equivalent combination ol directly relateq experience In agri culture may be accep1ed iri lieu of the specific 00gree requirement For complete position announcement and ,applica tiOn process. vis1t our web ·-s1te at http;//www . wvu.ed u/ ·e~­ ten/. closing date Sept 24. 2008. WVU is ar,1 EEO/AA organization Full and Part-time· Thursday, September 11, 2008 ALLEYOOP Positions! E-.eryoile gets Sunday OFF 1 Professional Work Environmem! Medical. Dental. EAP. 401KI On-Site Doctor! Weekly Pay and Bonus Incentives! Maintenance I Oomoslic Housekeepe' need M-F. 415 days/week non-smoke,, able bod· ied. hard working, dependable. E~cellent Pay! "' Send resume or contact' into to P.O. Bo)( 469. Call TOPAY! Oh 4563 1 Interview TOMORROW!! GalliPolis, CLA Box 102 Work NEXT WEEK!!! YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE ·Room Additions & R!l11odeUng • New Garagea • Ele'errical & Plumbing ·Roofing & Gutter& · Vinyl Siding & Painting • P&tlo and Porch Decks wv 036725 V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Pomeroy OhiO 25 Vears Loca F~per1e nce Hill's Self Storage . 29670 Bashan Road Raoine, Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 SIZes 5'x10' .. · to' 10'x30' Hourll 7:00AM · 8:00PM !11411 "· ROGER HYSEUS GIIIIAGE Sl. Rl124 l'tlntlll, IM 140-992·5682 OpenS-&11-F lo-r......:9:;·,:12:.5a::::L;..._..J I I 1\ IS ( ()"\( I( I II ( 0"\S lf{l ( Ill!"\ Concrete Removal and Replacement '.· All,Types 0{ · 28 Years Experience David Lewis • A·6 <loKQ JIO • -K Q 3 Stop & Compare Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal FRANK & EARNEST RACE *Insured *Experienced NOYI wf '(.NOvl--- IT'S -:.;--\/ G,OOt> FOil M/1'(.1NG_ 1 :;:: TOA$T, NOT GOO£> 4, References Available' CaII G ary Stanle ·y @ \,,... FOil ttfAnNG IJP . M~ATLOAF! . TH' BARLOW BULLY CHASED ?! ME ALL TH' WAY HOME AG'IN YES!! I CAN'T T IT Sat. 9/13/08 6:00pm Mason Co. Fairgrounds Rt. 62N Pt. Pleasant, WV (Practice 4:30pm) 304·882·2884 304·675-5463 . Next Best Thing Teacher Appreciation from Portsmouth Friday 9/12· Sat 9/13 September 12th through Satwrday, September 13th and l or For the Teacher Appreciation Event! Appearing Saturday, September 13 8-12 pm Eagles Club Pomeroy; Ohio Members, Sternwheelers andAiumni , Guests are welcome Teachers rt;lceive 15% off almost all regular prices and an additionaiS% off regular and sale prices with your .' i' ' Sears.ca rd : lfs an excellent opp'o rtunity to sa ve some me:ney as the school year ·starts back. For all th u hard work that You do . . Sears would like to say 'Thank Yoo", · to all the teachers out there. Visit your ?>- local Sears In Gallipolis Friday and Saturday and check out the truly great . deals you 'll lind during th e Teacher Apprecia tion Event! Pleasant Valley Hospital c/o Human Resources 2520 Valley Drive Point Pleasant,WV 25550 ' (304) 675·4340 Or fax: 304· 675-6975, or apply on-line at www.pvallev.ors Help Wanted Help Wanted 0 Respiratory Therapist Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting resumes for a full-time Respiratory Therapist Must be a graduate of an approved Respiratory Therapist program. Current West · Virginia license required: Send resumes to : Pleasanl Valley Hospital c/o Human Resources 2520 Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675·4340 Or lax· 304·675-6975, or apply on-line at www.pvallev.ors AA/EOE we· MOVE CLOSER TO TM' SCMOOL ?! THE BORN LOSER .';t> YOU \-\~ f>..BOUHfJ.E: ~E..W ~SES YOU TO I'E:¥U.I'IE STUI>Y T\-\1>,\ OTI-\E~ ~0 ... BUT tl>\ WILLIW> TO TRY"'l 1\N.'ITI\1 ~ ! PE:OPI.£ {>..') MCJ;.~. f>..TIRAt.TI'It: • SOoN OUI<. MINt· VACATION BECAU5>E OF THE THEY'LL STICt<. U5< IN SOME SoRT OF TEMPOR"'RY. SCHOOL . THE AWESOME · Water COnservation Commission will cause in accordance with chapter 15: 15 of the Ohio Revised Code on Ssptembar 23, 2008, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Meigs High School Cafeteria. NOMINEES ARE : James C. Birchfield, Edward Gibbs, and Tonia L. Hunter · Two (2) Supervisors are to be elected. You may vote at 1he ann·ual. maetlng, at the &fflce on September 23 from 7:00 a.m. to '2:00 p.m., or vote absentee by .... questing tho proper absentee request forrJ'!S fro"' the Meigs Soli and Water Conser· vsllon District office at 33101 Hiland Road, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, fax 740·992·4248 or phone 740.992·4282. (9) 11 Windows ·Roofing ·Decks ·Garages · Pole. Buildings • Room Additions OWner: James Keesee II 742·2332 t Stead 2 NBA'sMonroe 3 Sell hot tickets 4 Command far Fido 5 - Dawn Chong , 6 Gulped Robert BenchJe)', who died in 1945, sa1d, W JI you think that you have caught a .cold, call in a good doctor. Call in three good doctors and play_bridge." Not a bad plan - if you can find three doctors willing to make house call§. In this deal, West,_East and South all. have a chance to maKe a good play. How many can you lind? South is in three notrUmp. Over to West , because he starts Irick one. Although Nortl'l has two doubletons, he . should Did three no-trump, not go look· ing for five 'of a minor. Note that five dia· monds has _t hree top losers: one spade and two clubs. West: His opening lea d should be the heart eighl, top of nothing. Do not lead fourth -highest wtthout an honor in that suit. South: He has eight top tricks: three hearts and five diamonds. He can easily establish a ninth winner in spades, but he mighllose one spade a:nd four cl ubs He can increase his cha'nce of success ·by tak1ng the first trick on the ·board and immediately calling lor a spade. (It is also sensiDie to win the first trick With the heart queen. play a diamond to dummy's queen, feigning a finesse . and call lor a spade.) II declarer needs a fT)isdefense, he _should put 1111 defende"rs on the spot as quickly as possible. East: The opening lead marks declarer wtth the heart queen and king. And Eas t knows that declarer ~s five diamond trid<s ready·to run. So. the defense has to cash lour club tricks now. East must rush in with the spade ace and shift to the club two, which defeats the contract 'li:Jur'lllrthda,y: 22 Seesaw (hyph.) 23 --eared bunny 24 Fiery gem 25 "Primal 42 Look intently 43 Circle size 44 Sweet cherry 47 "Misler Ed" Fear'' star down 28 VIP.Irans· · 48 a family 7 Plane port 35 Donn -.r stabilizers 29 Oklahoma 49 36 Guide 8 It has rings town •51 in direction 9 Shriveled 31 Squeeze 52 37 .Pond maker from heat . oranges 38 ·~ork by 10 Pinch, 32 Mounting '54 Keats m a way 39 Xylophone k•n 42 Talk on and on 45 Flfi's boyfriend pictures 11 Groavles\ 12 17 20 21 actor Square of glass Metro RRs RSVP word When Paris sizzles Great Lakes cargo 33 Golly I Twis1 37 Murky Orange roat 40 Overly Kenya hasty neighbor 41 Farm Composure mea~~re CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Cel!l:rlt~ C1pher cryplograms a·e,cr ealed Irom cuotal~t'ns by famous pecpie oast ana orese'll , Each letter in Ihe Cipller sta~~5 lor anott:er Todays cjue: 0 eq_ IJa!s V " MDPGX SJL ' Z GOGDVALG ABL TKDYGL, NADDAB TG IEJOGV . SJODPGI EPI PZ ABL JCALG, BJV." • EPI JLLG CPLYTGDME PREVIOUS SOLUTION- "Nature IS \he art of God." · T'omas Browne "Modern technology I Owes ecology I An apology ·· · Alan M. Eddison ~:~~;~~~' S©\tlJ~- !£ t-~Se WOlD GAM! fdlttd by ClAY R. POUAN 0 Rearrange lat1ers of- the four scrambled wofds below to form fovr simplo wcrds. I Friday, Sept. 12,2008 By Bernice Bede Osol If you can contribute your talents, skills 1 1 or experience in lieu ot a cash investmen t, joint endea vors wi ll work out e~cep!IO nally well in the year ahead. Just such an arrangement might be offered to you. · VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22)- Just as you prefer to think for yourself, so will those ,. With whom you'll be 1nvolved Assertiveness is fine as long as it applies ..------..., ~ only to you, but don't step over the line and be so with others. Mom to daughter going on 1--r-~,....,.;...-.---l LIBRA (S'apt . 23-0ct. 23) - This is one of those days when you co uld gel off on· date, " Never try to tell the wrong foot and then compound your ,.----,,.-~---~.., evel)1hing you know. It mistakes by refusing to ask for help. If you're in over your head, don:t be too !)lay take too •••••• Lime.'' .proud. · . · SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Shou ld S Complete the chuck l.e quoted you do something ~o~nintentionci lty wrong . . _ . . _ . by ft!l1r19 tn tho m:~tn ~ words and a friend misunderstands,· exp!ain '-....1.-.J.......JL--'--'--' you ·develop from step No 3 below·_ yoUrself and correct matters as quickly as possible. If you don't, it could lester. P<INT NWBERED LETTfRS IN SAGITTARIUS (NoV. 23-Dec. 21) lfitSE SQUARES AlthOugh two important objectives are reachable, the results migh1 not be optiUNSCR.~M SLE ABOVE LETlfRS mal or anythin~ like you expected. You' ll TO GE T ANSWE1 know better the ne~t time. CAPR ICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - Your SCRAMLBTS ANSWERS 9/10/08 ingen uity to gel something _going where others have ·failed won't count for much if ··· Plaza .c Farrow - ALWAYS it 1sn't fu lly pursued to an acceptable conc;lusion. Don't ~top just when the clevatQr, '"! prize is in sight AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - This is apt to be a profitable day. Yet If your e11.pectations or asP.irations ·are unrealistic, you mtght end up being disappointed by.what is achieved and/or received.· PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Take adequate lime to study matters from all angles before jumping to cohciuslons based on a curso r~ review. Rarely are · the answers found in snap decision-making, and today will be no eKception. ARIES (MarCh .21-Apri! 19) - If you're smart, ~ou will not anempt to assume leadership, even if you think you have all th e answers. U you're wrong, you are the piper who'll have to pa~ . TAURU S (April 20·May 20) - The only way you· will achieve productive results 1s to be mor.e Industrious and less talkative . Sta:y deep within yourself as only a Taurus. native can, and you'll accomplish ·· more than expected. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Before insisting that your thinking be followed, you had better do a test run first The path you wantlo follow might be !lttered with trash in need of clearing away. ·CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Your peers won't be Impressed with dramatic dlaplaya of shouting or bullying, so don't pull a temper tantrum on them. II you want to. get their a~tentlon , captivate tham with modtsty and graclouaneas. LEO (July 23·Aug. 221- II you ••poet to be treated lalrly and Impartially, you muat fl11t dleplay an effort to do thlnQI toroth· 111 willingly. In fact. It would do wonders · to: your Image If you are the Initiator snd , set the example . IIIII ''~EADAC~E' IS ONE WORD, AND ''ARM HURTS • IS TWO WORDS.. . "\ - 16 I G) e €) Riciles Query Overheard in married Miss Right. I didn 'I know ·her frrst name was ALWAYS ,; WHY'D I AGREE TO DO fH152 . GARFIELD .For Remodeling and New House Building Call: Ce ll : 740-416- 1834 18 Notice 19 Shelve (2 wds.) 23 Record, as milea9e 26 lo!ineral fmd 27 VIUie<'s aid 30 Ls Scala · r,roductions 32 n the sky K0 L T EC ''SORE THROAT'' · 15 TWO WORDS, Free Estlmatea 740-985-4141 DOWN . on deck • 740-367"0536 472.19 Riebel R0ad. l ong Bottom , OH beater 58 Latin I verb ~ PEANUTS 740-367·0544 MIKE W. MARCUM, OWNER 14. More eager 15 Matador's foe 16 Response FINEK Loj:al Contractor MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wooo Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks 53 Roullne 55 Nadir opposite 56 Salad makings 57 Birdie I I I' I CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Siding, ; Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, . Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, RemO{ieling, Room Additions 5 Rides the rapids 10 Vitamin B3 12 Lifenry genre 13 Tend the ·aquarium E YL I D J • Replacement 50 Stems from I 1 I I 1 --,, ' garment 1 Fewer LETEKT NESS . ARLO & JANIS CUZ LA FRENCH LOVE US, TRAVEL BOY. ·VInyl Siding All pass . SAVOR TOXIC MOLD WILL SE OVEI'.. All types Masonry, brick. block, stone, Free Estimale, 740·416-7305. SD4·593·6421 0~10 SOIL AND WATER CONSERVA· liON COMMISSION ELECTION LEGAL NQ. TICE The Ohio Soli and East 3 NT ~Ast. ro­ ' PAYING TOP PRICES Fll J&L Construction Nui1h Pass VGraph liM Mllldltfi'IIIIVB:U 1111-5:11 Ill an election af Superv~ sars ol the Meigs Soli and Water Conservation District to be held AA/EOE CAN H&H Guttering Public Notice West 1NT Three players can make good plays ,'. *Reasonabl e Rates 0 MOTOCROSS South Opening lead: " * Promp1 and Quality Work 46 Billowing 34 Raise Dealer: South Vulnerable: Neither ;========-=======~ ,HOMt: FOR SALE COLLEGE ROAD ·sYRACUSE KJ 7 I t "' Q 5 740.446.9200 Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting resumes for a part-time' Nursing House SupeiVisor. Experience in an acute care setting preferred. Critical care experience preferred, but .not requir~d. Current WV license. Send resumes to : ., J 10 9 • 6 32 olo K J 8 2 740-992-1811 HardwoOd Cablneil'y And Furntlure 1-:=======--======== '1 8'7~42 South Barn Please call (740) 992-7014 or (740) Any otTer be considered! <lo A97 olo A 10 3 Manlay.•a · Recycling s (o • 5 ~========-==;====::~ a • AQ1098 • 97 6 4 East West R6 I 3 ·, New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling Housekeeper needed 740-992 -6971 Apply at Regency Inn 1-to-«r -!la.' Insured 740-591 -H044 Ext. 2455 151 Upper River Rd 2e1 yoarse~penence WVD42182 Freu Estimates Please leave messa: e Apply online: Gallipolis, Oh. 446.0241 • Churc~~ o.•counr ,.. http:lf)obgJQfotlAion.com · S.nJorCitlnn Middleton Estate is cur· .__;.;.;;,;;.;.;;;,;;;.._.I rently "accepting applications for a Full Time & L Tire Maintanance Worker. · 440M7 Wipple Rd. SRortswriter Qualifications include: Pomeruy,OH The Ohio Va lley PublishMust have knowledge of ing Co. ISseek1ng motif 5 Points ) painting. electrical, vated, people-orlented Nc w & u~ed Tir't!S. ACtheat1ng, individualli fill a vacancy · plumbl(lQ. We buy used tires. refrigeration auto me· 1n the news dept. as computer wheel chanics and home reSportswnler. The sue· pairs including walls, align ments. li ght www.tlmheroreoltcablnn.-y,..,m cesslul candidate wi ll mcclwnic work, cover high school athl et- flooring , windows, doors, etc . Must posses a valid K,;s in the area for the complete s~;;:rv il.'e nil daily ed1110n of the news- dnver license. Applica- chan ~es. snw ll engine tions can be submitted at paper. as well as assist 2459 St. Rt. 160 • GaiUpoUs repwr. 8204 Carla Drive, Galli· 'with the production of f R We ~crvice and ~otis. Ohio. Monday sports pages. E"-cellent winleri:tl' boms·nnd through Friday Bam to writing and English skills, 4pm. Resumes may IJe RV\ photography skills a·nd a-mailed to (740) 992-5344 knowledge of desKtop rharrtson@rescare .com. publishing are sought. Mon-Fri . No pfmne calls will b€ The position IS full time . R:OO nm · 4:30pm accepted. 40 hours a week. with Sat . 8:00am . 12 benefits. Interested par· . Wt appredate yo11r Medical lies can sen d re-sumes to hmillf!:-.·~· . ., Kevin Kelly, Manag1ng l PN/RN's needed lor pe· Editor. Ohio Valley Pubd1atric Hom'e Heallh Care lishing Co .. 825 Third Medical in VInton, Ohio. FT/PT Ave .. Gallipolis, Ohio day shift Contact Den!Se 4563 1 or kkellyf{tmyKVC Behavioral HealthCell: 740,.416·5047 . Owners: or Michelle· at Primary dailytribune.com. No Care Ma son County 01email: . Care Nurs1ng Services Jon Van Meter & phone calls please. fiue Therapist. Appli· 800-518-2273 or Paul Rowe cants must have a Mas· 614·764.0960 ter's degre€ in Counseling. Psychology or Social Work. You must be WVSW or LPC licens· able in QV. Salary starts at 128,000. KVC pro· vidos in-home and foster care services to · childre'n and families. KVC offers tra ining and benefit s. L OHl -08 • 52 ~0. pd ' Concrete Work Johnson's Tree Service . North ROBERT BISSEll CINSTIUmON Racine, Ohio 740·247-2019 : NEA Crossword Puzzle ACROSS Phillip Alder Buy or Sell Shirley Mobile Home lor S~le Spears 304-S75 1429 1988 . Fleming 14x60, ;;,:;=:.:;;~~:::;:;;;..-:-· 2br, 1ba 304-675-3656 I need to lind {2) people after 5:30Pm needing a full ti me job you need to b_e honest, a person of integrity, with good people skills. Yo u also need to be able \o follow instructions fmd have an ability to listen and lead people in the right direction. I need people ~ho want to worK 6000 Emp lo~mer,l and will show up for wort< If you are a recent college grad and cannot park , 1 yr lease call find errtpl oyrnenl and feel Land (Acreage) 741).709·1690 Adminislrative/Prahtssio that you are qualified, nal 'give us a chance until a Mob1le Home including Commerical Space for oiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiO=iiiiO== job in your career path 90x100 lot. located in Rent. Main St. Pt. Pleas . l :::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::::::::::::::::: Send resumes to HR · becomes available. Call Dept. 200 Bradford St., Quality Seamless Inverness, FL. in a 55 $400/mo. 2000 sq/tt The Me1gs County Board Real Estate Real Estate Charleston , wv 25301 . plus community. Call 703·501 ·4Soa of Mental Retardation Gutters 740-446-7,812 or and Developmenta l DisHousos For Ront b·1·1· · t. Ext.l 127, FaiC · Maintenance Plus CAl 1·800·835·5277, 740·645·0632 ~~;ii;;"!'iiiiOiiiiO;;;;;;~• a 1t tes ts now accep mg ~ " ~'· . • ·''""' (304)347-9728 or email Comm'''·cial & ReJidential ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ ~$238/mo! 3 bed, 2 bath, rector applications the Di-._ !111 ol lor Education Brian .Ross, Used Car cgrcidy @kvc.org KVC is Vinyl Bank Repo! (5% down, Successful applicant will Manager fm a11 interview an Equal Opportunity Real Est<l!c 3500 20 years, 8% APR) for possess · Sid i ng/RePlu~cmcnt at 446·9800. Employer. the following _ Rental s listings 800·620-4946 9)( credentials: Master's Windows/Remodeling R027 • Degree in Special EduBonded & Insured Solos Very ni ce hnrm.· in a great neighborhood . Aportmonii/Townhouse 1br, $375/month in Syra· cation/Admini stration : eli- Man looKing fo r lady to 740-992-1493 Office cuSe, Deposil. HUD ap- gible lor ODMRDD and live in . no smoking or Two very large bedrooms , two bathrooms s Seamless Gutters 740•416-ll339 Cell Hiring Sates Manager proved. No Pets ODE supervisor/principal .drinking , . own transporta· _ nnd launcJry rt?orn. Living room. dining Roofing, Siding, Gutters and Sales Associates Free Estimated & 2 bed apts 1st Ave. 304·675-5332 weekend? certificates: four years tiorl. desire free room & Insured & Bonded room. kitchen, and small ofticc storage First American Cash Pomeroy. Ohio Gallipolis. WID hookup 740-591-0265 experience working in bd. in e~<change for light 740-653·9657 Advance is lo-oking for $300 to $350 Call ::-"~~~~~~= the early inteNention, housekeeping, call . area. Cclvered front and hack pore he~ and aggressive , dependable 339-3063 Dep & Ref No 3 bet, 2 bath, Pomeroy, preschool or school age (74Q)992-2460, car port . Very large lo1 well l:md scaped. and success driven team Hud basement w/garage. Special education field : ::::~~~;;;:.~~~~ prayers in th~ Gal.liPolis, handicap . accessible, e11.perlence in the MR./DO WV 80hr Underground Ohio area _Applicants. 1BR Apt, WID hookUps,_ $650 · per mo., lield preferred. Send re- Miners Class, starting MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE with sales, collection satellite TV _incl. w/rent, 740-949-23,03 sume to Carleton School, soon. Whit·Co·Training and/or management ex · CaII 3 BA house in GalliPolis, P.O. Box 307, Syracuse, 304·372·8346 $SS,OOO close to hospttal. 1103 Mlllll• MIMeDin. 01451110 perience a~ plus. but not 740-339-0362 WID conn. 42 stmo Ohio 457,79 on or Defore I"Gieit:il>iwni:>l 141-992-3114 required. CqmpetitivEi 2 bedroom. apartment for $150/dep. You pay all September 22, 2008. on pav. benetits and SAVINGS rent in Middleport, no utilities. No section 8 or ,..~~~~~~~"' 41~-1657 monthly bonuses offered pets, (740)9~2 ·5858 . HUD. Call Wayne lllurdll 1:10 &12:18 •• for successful-candiClerical will 2BR APT CIA. (740) 404·456·3802 dates. EOE. 441 -0194 4br, 2ba, HUDI only Athens , Medical Lab is .:. WWW.ACOOLJOB.COM 3 rooms and bath. up- $238 month! Great Loca~ looking to fill a Front APPLY NOW AT Help Wanted stairs. Completely fur- lion! (5°(o down, 20 yrs, Desk Order Entry/Bill1nQ Help Wanted APR) listings Position Medical ' Termi nished with W/0 . No 8% · Serv ce, BLs 9000 8()(1.620·4946 e> T461 .pet s. Ref. Res. 446-0245 nology · and Coding a D1rectory Nice thr Appliances, fu r- 5 room house at 44. Olive must. Full· time 40 hrs. . nished. $.~75 + d~o:~J~i t. ncar, St Has stovefrefridge. wk. Send resume" to 400 PPHS ~1FI·1l75- .~I()(J or $425/rent plus deposit. E. State Street. Athens , Concrete J04-67.'i-YiM Oh 45701 No pets. 446-3_945 NURSING HO\ISE SUPERVISOR ---==""'="'"'"' The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 BRIDGE Complete Tree Care Insured· Free Estlma1es \.118B·IMC·PAVU www.mydaitysenlinel.com :oRIZZWELLS : IT~ ~ 'tl~l~. ~ A 61~ ! REA~~Y. ~A~L~ :L\I<.ED DUMW 1/'E., At\D I tAI'I'T ;rop 1\\\~1<.- , SOUP TO NUTZ ' . 1\\G !laW~~ em~cHI'Oit'otk· Cllu OH, MSQ!C E:IGI<IT 8&LL..· IS ~ND!eW lleaLL~ M~ 25+ years experie1ice Free Estimates BROTHeR? Advertise in this space for $64 per mon.th I • b-;hU ''e........ eamk:ti!CJ!1 ""'~'··•·,.. SIStSWIL!R'.. No IT · Do~N ' If �Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Autos 200 I Jimmy 4x4 20R $5000. Vistt us at GoCook.Motors.com c·aak ' Motors 328 Jackson P1ke 740·446-0 103 Pollee Impounds! Cars hom $500!, Honda, Chevys. . Jeeps, Fords, & ~re! for listings 800-82()...4876 ex V435 Sport. UHiily Apartment ava11aole now R111erbend Apts. New Haven WV. Now acceptmg applica ti ons for HUO-subsu:itZed, one Bedroom Apts. Uliltties inclUded. Based on 30% of adjusted income. Call 304 -882-3221 . available for Sen1or and Disabled people Housos For R,.,t Construction House for rent . 4 bedroom, 2 bath tn Pomeroy, call 740-591 -9700 after 6·00 pm --------House lor Rent. Rac1ne area, {740)949·2237 Full time position ava1l· able w/Construc11on Company in Metgs County. local applicants only, 740-416-1771 lrom ;8,. · 4;,0;;n,ly;, . ~""~~~" :::: 4000 ~1anulac 1 ured HOUSing Rontals 05 Chevy Trailblazer LS, 4WO, t . owner. only 43,000 mi. good cond. $11 .000.• Call 256· 13211 or 645-2070 Apartment available now Aiverbend Apts. NeW Haven 'wv. Now accept· ing app~cat1ons for one 97 Ford Expedition 5.4L. HUD-subsidized, 4x4. 3rd row s9at ,• Bedroom Apts. Ut1llties tow pkg, very depend- included. Based on 30% of adjusted income. Call able. $2700 379·2179 304·882·322 1, aVailable for Senior and Disabled Trucks people va. 01 Dodge Durango, Ex Cond. $4000 obo, will take trade. also 95. ® 28R . at Johnsons Mobrle PRrk, can i.~··.·,· 74 0-645-0506 qr ~~~~~-~~ 740-~46-2003 Chevy Silverado Ext. CONVENIENTLY LO- ~~~":""~-~-Cab. Ex running conq. GATED ' AFFORD· Fede,al . Funds t e $1_500. 740-709-9267 "' JUS r • can be seen at ' 77 Cedar ABLE ! Townhouse apart- leased for .Lapd Owners. mentS, andlor small No closing cost and St, Gallipolis. houseS tor renl. · Call ZERO DOWN! Will do Want To Buy 740-441-1111 for appli- land improvemen ts ~-----:----:-"-;:-;;; cation & information. Bankruptcy & Bad Credit Want to Duy Junk Cars. ,_,.....,,..-.,..-,....,-- OK. 2. 3, 4 and 5 bed· Twin Rivers Tower is ac· call 740-388-0884 rooms available cepllng applications for 740 .446 _3384 Rea Estate wast1ng list for HUD sub· 3000 Sales Sales s1dized. 1-BR apartment for the elderly!disabled, · · =----'-iiiiOiiiiOiiiiO= call 675·6679 199 1 14x70 Pineridge -~C;;;o;;;n;;;d;;o;;;m;;;in"i"u"m"s=• .Rooms availaDie at Darst .Group Home. male or feOn Clear Water Island in male, 740 _992 .5023 Florida 3BR 3.5 Bath & garage Beautiful Apts. at Jack· sq. Ft. son Estates. 52 West1900 plus or wood Or.. from $365 to 740·.446· 1822 740·208·9353. ., $560. 740•446·2568.Equal Housing Opportunily. Tl1is institution is an -Houses For Solo ~ Equal Opportunity Pro3' Bed, HUD ' Homes! vider and Employer. · Only $15.300 for listings Gracious Living 1 and 2 800·620·4946 e> R0\9 Bedroom Apts. at Village Manor and R1vers1de Apts. in Middleport. from $327 to $592. 740·992-5064. Equal Housing Opportunity car · gar. patio, DR/FA Relocating Middleport N. 4th Ave .. 2 $115,000. 740-446-0817 bedroom furnished apart0i e;;:·a,;:'e;;.m:;.:o.s9ii--~--~ · ment, no pets, dep. & ~ Foreclosure 4br, only ref., 740•992-0\6 5 ' $25.oool PRices to Sell! Mqdern 1BR For listings 740-446·0390 800-620·4646 exT462 New Haven, one bed· Nice Home Mount 'Ver- room apartment, deposit non Point Plea_sant, 4br, & references, 2 lull bath, LA. large FR. 740-992-0165 DR, Kitchen has fndge, stove, DE, Large Utility Room, lots of closet space for storage, 1 Car attached Garage, Brtck Front, 6ft Privacy Fence surrounding 1 6x~ In , ground pool. Front & 1400-2000 sq It ·commerBack cove red concrete ciallret~il space for rent, Patios Asking $159.900 great location t>usy 740-416-0575 downtown corner by Driyon & Dolivoty Sparkle Janilortal Supply needs a delivery truck dr1ver. Ap ply 1n person at 683 ~A 7 ' N. 740·446-4109 2 br. furnished, cia, close Food Services to Walmart in Mason . $475 per mo plus dE!p . Lunchroom Vending AI· references req ., tenda.nt, Par1 Time, M-F, 740·992·396 1 8am-1pm. product delivered to yow Paid train 2br Mobile Home in Ma- ing, . holidays, . yacat1on, son, K1tchen !urn., de· 401k, 58 .25/hr. Pre -emposit required ploymenl drug test1ng. 304-675-7783 EOE Call 304·485·5421 Home • Help Want.<! . Genorol Government & Federal JobJ ~~--~~~~~~ POST OFF ICE NOW HIRING avg. Pay $20/h~ or "·o57Kiy,, includes Fed.Ben. QT. Place ' t:Jy adSource, not USPS who hires. I -866A03-2582 ;,;;;;;;,,;;:;;,:;;;;;;;~~~"' Help W.anted ·General OeliveryiYVa rehouse person needed, lull time, im·med ia tc opening, must have good . driving record . Apply-ltlestyle Furmobile home, 3 bd.. 2 niture 856 Tnird Ave. baths, heat pump, all ap- Galltpolis, 9:39·5:00 No pliances, d1sh washer, Phone Calls k1tchentable. co uch. TV. ent . center. rwo beds, nt ResCare Home Care is appliCatiOns stands, dressers, accepting lor Support Associates. 740-59 1·8936 ---~~~,...-....,. CNA & ST.NA MR/DD ~ exp. preferred. Apply at 2· 2006 16xBO Cla yton 3 8204 Carla Drive. Galli· bed 2 bath. 200 16x70 Fleetwood 2 bed 1 bath . polis. Men , Fri . 8·4 · Email res ume to: rha lri1999 Fortune 3 bed 2 son@rescare.com. bath. We deliver block level and anchor. We A LOCAL MANUFAC· can do the footers also TURER IS tak1ng appl1ca· Daytime 740·388-0000 lions lor EXPERIENCED or 740-388-851 3 Eve- Mig Welde.rs. Please apmngs 740·388·8017 or ply al person at 2 t 50 740·245-92 13. Eastern Avenue. Gallipolis, OH - - - - ' - - - - . . - - ~;.:..;,.-_ _ _~-Brand new 3bed 2bath An Excellent way to earn on + ·half acre In Pt. money. Tile New AVon Pleasant. OWN ER Fl- Call Marilyn NANCE AVAILABLE . 304·662·2645 (740) 446·3570 AVONt All Areast To Now t-Uring 1!i ~ull Tlmu employees for openings In our Gallipolis location! No expenence required I No Credit Card Sales! No Collections! You choose the t~pe of calls you want to take: R~ruit volunteers for leading non-profit organizations OR Raise lunds and renew memberships lor the Nal!onal R1lle Association Holp Want.<! · Gonorol West Virginra Untverslty Career opportunity WVU ~Ktension service is recruiting lor a tenure track. twelve mOflth Extension Agent for Putnam County. Master's degree requi red. at least one degree must be in an agriculture·re!ated field. In addilio11 to the requir~d ma!?ter's de gree, an equivalent combination ol directly relateq experience In agri culture may be accep1ed iri lieu of the specific 00gree requirement For complete position announcement and ,applica tiOn process. vis1t our web ·-s1te at http;//www . wvu.ed u/ ·e~­ ten/. closing date Sept 24. 2008. WVU is ar,1 EEO/AA organization Full and Part-time· Thursday, September 11, 2008 ALLEYOOP Positions! E-.eryoile gets Sunday OFF 1 Professional Work Environmem! Medical. Dental. EAP. 401KI On-Site Doctor! Weekly Pay and Bonus Incentives! Maintenance I Oomoslic Housekeepe' need M-F. 415 days/week non-smoke,, able bod· ied. hard working, dependable. E~cellent Pay! "' Send resume or contact' into to P.O. Bo)( 469. Call TOPAY! Oh 4563 1 Interview TOMORROW!! GalliPolis, CLA Box 102 Work NEXT WEEK!!! YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE ·Room Additions & R!l11odeUng • New Garagea • Ele'errical & Plumbing ·Roofing & Gutter& · Vinyl Siding & Painting • P&tlo and Porch Decks wv 036725 V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Pomeroy OhiO 25 Vears Loca F~per1e nce Hill's Self Storage . 29670 Bashan Road Raoine, Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 SIZes 5'x10' .. · to' 10'x30' Hourll 7:00AM · 8:00PM !11411 "· ROGER HYSEUS GIIIIAGE Sl. Rl124 l'tlntlll, IM 140-992·5682 OpenS-&11-F lo-r......:9:;·,:12:.5a::::L;..._..J I I 1\ IS ( ()"\( I( I II ( 0"\S lf{l ( Ill!"\ Concrete Removal and Replacement '.· All,Types 0{ · 28 Years Experience David Lewis • A·6 <loKQ JIO • -K Q 3 Stop & Compare Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal FRANK & EARNEST RACE *Insured *Experienced NOYI wf '(.NOvl--- IT'S -:.;--\/ G,OOt> FOil M/1'(.1NG_ 1 :;:: TOA$T, NOT GOO£> 4, References Available' CaII G ary Stanle ·y @ \,,... FOil ttfAnNG IJP . M~ATLOAF! . TH' BARLOW BULLY CHASED ?! ME ALL TH' WAY HOME AG'IN YES!! I CAN'T T IT Sat. 9/13/08 6:00pm Mason Co. Fairgrounds Rt. 62N Pt. Pleasant, WV (Practice 4:30pm) 304·882·2884 304·675-5463 . Next Best Thing Teacher Appreciation from Portsmouth Friday 9/12· Sat 9/13 September 12th through Satwrday, September 13th and l or For the Teacher Appreciation Event! Appearing Saturday, September 13 8-12 pm Eagles Club Pomeroy; Ohio Members, Sternwheelers andAiumni , Guests are welcome Teachers rt;lceive 15% off almost all regular prices and an additionaiS% off regular and sale prices with your .' i' ' Sears.ca rd : lfs an excellent opp'o rtunity to sa ve some me:ney as the school year ·starts back. For all th u hard work that You do . . Sears would like to say 'Thank Yoo", · to all the teachers out there. Visit your ?>- local Sears In Gallipolis Friday and Saturday and check out the truly great . deals you 'll lind during th e Teacher Apprecia tion Event! Pleasant Valley Hospital c/o Human Resources 2520 Valley Drive Point Pleasant,WV 25550 ' (304) 675·4340 Or fax: 304· 675-6975, or apply on-line at www.pvallev.ors Help Wanted Help Wanted 0 Respiratory Therapist Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting resumes for a full-time Respiratory Therapist Must be a graduate of an approved Respiratory Therapist program. Current West · Virginia license required: Send resumes to : Pleasanl Valley Hospital c/o Human Resources 2520 Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675·4340 Or lax· 304·675-6975, or apply on-line at www.pvallev.ors AA/EOE we· MOVE CLOSER TO TM' SCMOOL ?! THE BORN LOSER .';t> YOU \-\~ f>..BOUHfJ.E: ~E..W ~SES YOU TO I'E:¥U.I'IE STUI>Y T\-\1>,\ OTI-\E~ ~0 ... BUT tl>\ WILLIW> TO TRY"'l 1\N.'ITI\1 ~ ! PE:OPI.£ {>..') MCJ;.~. f>..TIRAt.TI'It: • SOoN OUI<. MINt· VACATION BECAU5>E OF THE THEY'LL STICt<. U5< IN SOME SoRT OF TEMPOR"'RY. SCHOOL . THE AWESOME · Water COnservation Commission will cause in accordance with chapter 15: 15 of the Ohio Revised Code on Ssptembar 23, 2008, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Meigs High School Cafeteria. NOMINEES ARE : James C. Birchfield, Edward Gibbs, and Tonia L. Hunter · Two (2) Supervisors are to be elected. You may vote at 1he ann·ual. maetlng, at the &fflce on September 23 from 7:00 a.m. to '2:00 p.m., or vote absentee by .... questing tho proper absentee request forrJ'!S fro"' the Meigs Soli and Water Conser· vsllon District office at 33101 Hiland Road, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, fax 740·992·4248 or phone 740.992·4282. (9) 11 Windows ·Roofing ·Decks ·Garages · Pole. Buildings • Room Additions OWner: James Keesee II 742·2332 t Stead 2 NBA'sMonroe 3 Sell hot tickets 4 Command far Fido 5 - Dawn Chong , 6 Gulped Robert BenchJe)', who died in 1945, sa1d, W JI you think that you have caught a .cold, call in a good doctor. Call in three good doctors and play_bridge." Not a bad plan - if you can find three doctors willing to make house call§. In this deal, West,_East and South all. have a chance to maKe a good play. How many can you lind? South is in three notrUmp. Over to West , because he starts Irick one. Although Nortl'l has two doubletons, he . should Did three no-trump, not go look· ing for five 'of a minor. Note that five dia· monds has _t hree top losers: one spade and two clubs. West: His opening lea d should be the heart eighl, top of nothing. Do not lead fourth -highest wtthout an honor in that suit. South: He has eight top tricks: three hearts and five diamonds. He can easily establish a ninth winner in spades, but he mighllose one spade a:nd four cl ubs He can increase his cha'nce of success ·by tak1ng the first trick on the ·board and immediately calling lor a spade. (It is also sensiDie to win the first trick With the heart queen. play a diamond to dummy's queen, feigning a finesse . and call lor a spade.) II declarer needs a fT)isdefense, he _should put 1111 defende"rs on the spot as quickly as possible. East: The opening lead marks declarer wtth the heart queen and king. And Eas t knows that declarer ~s five diamond trid<s ready·to run. So. the defense has to cash lour club tricks now. East must rush in with the spade ace and shift to the club two, which defeats the contract 'li:Jur'lllrthda,y: 22 Seesaw (hyph.) 23 --eared bunny 24 Fiery gem 25 "Primal 42 Look intently 43 Circle size 44 Sweet cherry 47 "Misler Ed" Fear'' star down 28 VIP.Irans· · 48 a family 7 Plane port 35 Donn -.r stabilizers 29 Oklahoma 49 36 Guide 8 It has rings town •51 in direction 9 Shriveled 31 Squeeze 52 37 .Pond maker from heat . oranges 38 ·~ork by 10 Pinch, 32 Mounting '54 Keats m a way 39 Xylophone k•n 42 Talk on and on 45 Flfi's boyfriend pictures 11 Groavles\ 12 17 20 21 actor Square of glass Metro RRs RSVP word When Paris sizzles Great Lakes cargo 33 Golly I Twis1 37 Murky Orange roat 40 Overly Kenya hasty neighbor 41 Farm Composure mea~~re CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Cel!l:rlt~ C1pher cryplograms a·e,cr ealed Irom cuotal~t'ns by famous pecpie oast ana orese'll , Each letter in Ihe Cipller sta~~5 lor anott:er Todays cjue: 0 eq_ IJa!s V " MDPGX SJL ' Z GOGDVALG ABL TKDYGL, NADDAB TG IEJOGV . SJODPGI EPI PZ ABL JCALG, BJV." • EPI JLLG CPLYTGDME PREVIOUS SOLUTION- "Nature IS \he art of God." · T'omas Browne "Modern technology I Owes ecology I An apology ·· · Alan M. Eddison ~:~~;~~~' S©\tlJ~- !£ t-~Se WOlD GAM! fdlttd by ClAY R. POUAN 0 Rearrange lat1ers of- the four scrambled wofds below to form fovr simplo wcrds. I Friday, Sept. 12,2008 By Bernice Bede Osol If you can contribute your talents, skills 1 1 or experience in lieu ot a cash investmen t, joint endea vors wi ll work out e~cep!IO nally well in the year ahead. Just such an arrangement might be offered to you. · VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22)- Just as you prefer to think for yourself, so will those ,. With whom you'll be 1nvolved Assertiveness is fine as long as it applies ..------..., ~ only to you, but don't step over the line and be so with others. Mom to daughter going on 1--r-~,....,.;...-.---l LIBRA (S'apt . 23-0ct. 23) - This is one of those days when you co uld gel off on· date, " Never try to tell the wrong foot and then compound your ,.----,,.-~---~.., evel)1hing you know. It mistakes by refusing to ask for help. If you're in over your head, don:t be too !)lay take too •••••• Lime.'' .proud. · . · SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Shou ld S Complete the chuck l.e quoted you do something ~o~nintentionci lty wrong . . _ . . _ . by ft!l1r19 tn tho m:~tn ~ words and a friend misunderstands,· exp!ain '-....1.-.J.......JL--'--'--' you ·develop from step No 3 below·_ yoUrself and correct matters as quickly as possible. If you don't, it could lester. P<INT NWBERED LETTfRS IN SAGITTARIUS (NoV. 23-Dec. 21) lfitSE SQUARES AlthOugh two important objectives are reachable, the results migh1 not be optiUNSCR.~M SLE ABOVE LETlfRS mal or anythin~ like you expected. You' ll TO GE T ANSWE1 know better the ne~t time. CAPR ICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - Your SCRAMLBTS ANSWERS 9/10/08 ingen uity to gel something _going where others have ·failed won't count for much if ··· Plaza .c Farrow - ALWAYS it 1sn't fu lly pursued to an acceptable conc;lusion. Don't ~top just when the clevatQr, '"! prize is in sight AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - This is apt to be a profitable day. Yet If your e11.pectations or asP.irations ·are unrealistic, you mtght end up being disappointed by.what is achieved and/or received.· PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Take adequate lime to study matters from all angles before jumping to cohciuslons based on a curso r~ review. Rarely are · the answers found in snap decision-making, and today will be no eKception. ARIES (MarCh .21-Apri! 19) - If you're smart, ~ou will not anempt to assume leadership, even if you think you have all th e answers. U you're wrong, you are the piper who'll have to pa~ . TAURU S (April 20·May 20) - The only way you· will achieve productive results 1s to be mor.e Industrious and less talkative . Sta:y deep within yourself as only a Taurus. native can, and you'll accomplish ·· more than expected. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Before insisting that your thinking be followed, you had better do a test run first The path you wantlo follow might be !lttered with trash in need of clearing away. ·CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Your peers won't be Impressed with dramatic dlaplaya of shouting or bullying, so don't pull a temper tantrum on them. II you want to. get their a~tentlon , captivate tham with modtsty and graclouaneas. LEO (July 23·Aug. 221- II you ••poet to be treated lalrly and Impartially, you muat fl11t dleplay an effort to do thlnQI toroth· 111 willingly. In fact. It would do wonders · to: your Image If you are the Initiator snd , set the example . IIIII ''~EADAC~E' IS ONE WORD, AND ''ARM HURTS • IS TWO WORDS.. . "\ - 16 I G) e €) Riciles Query Overheard in married Miss Right. I didn 'I know ·her frrst name was ALWAYS ,; WHY'D I AGREE TO DO fH152 . GARFIELD .For Remodeling and New House Building Call: Ce ll : 740-416- 1834 18 Notice 19 Shelve (2 wds.) 23 Record, as milea9e 26 lo!ineral fmd 27 VIUie<'s aid 30 Ls Scala · r,roductions 32 n the sky K0 L T EC ''SORE THROAT'' · 15 TWO WORDS, Free Estlmatea 740-985-4141 DOWN . on deck • 740-367"0536 472.19 Riebel R0ad. l ong Bottom , OH beater 58 Latin I verb ~ PEANUTS 740-367·0544 MIKE W. MARCUM, OWNER 14. More eager 15 Matador's foe 16 Response FINEK Loj:al Contractor MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wooo Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks 53 Roullne 55 Nadir opposite 56 Salad makings 57 Birdie I I I' I CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Siding, ; Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, . Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, RemO{ieling, Room Additions 5 Rides the rapids 10 Vitamin B3 12 Lifenry genre 13 Tend the ·aquarium E YL I D J • Replacement 50 Stems from I 1 I I 1 --,, ' garment 1 Fewer LETEKT NESS . ARLO & JANIS CUZ LA FRENCH LOVE US, TRAVEL BOY. ·VInyl Siding All pass . SAVOR TOXIC MOLD WILL SE OVEI'.. All types Masonry, brick. block, stone, Free Estimale, 740·416-7305. SD4·593·6421 0~10 SOIL AND WATER CONSERVA· liON COMMISSION ELECTION LEGAL NQ. TICE The Ohio Soli and East 3 NT ~Ast. ro­ ' PAYING TOP PRICES Fll J&L Construction Nui1h Pass VGraph liM Mllldltfi'IIIIVB:U 1111-5:11 Ill an election af Superv~ sars ol the Meigs Soli and Water Conservation District to be held AA/EOE CAN H&H Guttering Public Notice West 1NT Three players can make good plays ,'. *Reasonabl e Rates 0 MOTOCROSS South Opening lead: " * Promp1 and Quality Work 46 Billowing 34 Raise Dealer: South Vulnerable: Neither ;========-=======~ ,HOMt: FOR SALE COLLEGE ROAD ·sYRACUSE KJ 7 I t "' Q 5 740.446.9200 Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting resumes for a part-time' Nursing House SupeiVisor. Experience in an acute care setting preferred. Critical care experience preferred, but .not requir~d. Current WV license. Send resumes to : ., J 10 9 • 6 32 olo K J 8 2 740-992-1811 HardwoOd Cablneil'y And Furntlure 1-:=======--======== '1 8'7~42 South Barn Please call (740) 992-7014 or (740) Any otTer be considered! <lo A97 olo A 10 3 Manlay.•a · Recycling s (o • 5 ~========-==;====::~ a • AQ1098 • 97 6 4 East West R6 I 3 ·, New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling Housekeeper needed 740-992 -6971 Apply at Regency Inn 1-to-«r -!la.' Insured 740-591 -H044 Ext. 2455 151 Upper River Rd 2e1 yoarse~penence WVD42182 Freu Estimates Please leave messa: e Apply online: Gallipolis, Oh. 446.0241 • Churc~~ o.•counr ,.. http:lf)obgJQfotlAion.com · S.nJorCitlnn Middleton Estate is cur· .__;.;.;;,;;.;.;;;,;;;.._.I rently "accepting applications for a Full Time & L Tire Maintanance Worker. · 440M7 Wipple Rd. SRortswriter Qualifications include: Pomeruy,OH The Ohio Va lley PublishMust have knowledge of ing Co. ISseek1ng motif 5 Points ) painting. electrical, vated, people-orlented Nc w & u~ed Tir't!S. ACtheat1ng, individualli fill a vacancy · plumbl(lQ. We buy used tires. refrigeration auto me· 1n the news dept. as computer wheel chanics and home reSportswnler. The sue· pairs including walls, align ments. li ght www.tlmheroreoltcablnn.-y,..,m cesslul candidate wi ll mcclwnic work, cover high school athl et- flooring , windows, doors, etc . Must posses a valid K,;s in the area for the complete s~;;:rv il.'e nil daily ed1110n of the news- dnver license. Applica- chan ~es. snw ll engine tions can be submitted at paper. as well as assist 2459 St. Rt. 160 • GaiUpoUs repwr. 8204 Carla Drive, Galli· 'with the production of f R We ~crvice and ~otis. Ohio. Monday sports pages. E"-cellent winleri:tl' boms·nnd through Friday Bam to writing and English skills, 4pm. Resumes may IJe RV\ photography skills a·nd a-mailed to (740) 992-5344 knowledge of desKtop rharrtson@rescare .com. publishing are sought. Mon-Fri . No pfmne calls will b€ The position IS full time . R:OO nm · 4:30pm accepted. 40 hours a week. with Sat . 8:00am . 12 benefits. Interested par· . Wt appredate yo11r Medical lies can sen d re-sumes to hmillf!:-.·~· . ., Kevin Kelly, Manag1ng l PN/RN's needed lor pe· Editor. Ohio Valley Pubd1atric Hom'e Heallh Care lishing Co .. 825 Third Medical in VInton, Ohio. FT/PT Ave .. Gallipolis, Ohio day shift Contact Den!Se 4563 1 or kkellyf{tmyKVC Behavioral HealthCell: 740,.416·5047 . Owners: or Michelle· at Primary dailytribune.com. No Care Ma son County 01email: . Care Nurs1ng Services Jon Van Meter & phone calls please. fiue Therapist. Appli· 800-518-2273 or Paul Rowe cants must have a Mas· 614·764.0960 ter's degre€ in Counseling. Psychology or Social Work. You must be WVSW or LPC licens· able in QV. Salary starts at 128,000. KVC pro· vidos in-home and foster care services to · childre'n and families. KVC offers tra ining and benefit s. L OHl -08 • 52 ~0. pd ' Concrete Work Johnson's Tree Service . North ROBERT BISSEll CINSTIUmON Racine, Ohio 740·247-2019 : NEA Crossword Puzzle ACROSS Phillip Alder Buy or Sell Shirley Mobile Home lor S~le Spears 304-S75 1429 1988 . Fleming 14x60, ;;,:;=:.:;;~~:::;:;;;..-:-· 2br, 1ba 304-675-3656 I need to lind {2) people after 5:30Pm needing a full ti me job you need to b_e honest, a person of integrity, with good people skills. Yo u also need to be able \o follow instructions fmd have an ability to listen and lead people in the right direction. I need people ~ho want to worK 6000 Emp lo~mer,l and will show up for wort< If you are a recent college grad and cannot park , 1 yr lease call find errtpl oyrnenl and feel Land (Acreage) 741).709·1690 Adminislrative/Prahtssio that you are qualified, nal 'give us a chance until a Mob1le Home including Commerical Space for oiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiO=iiiiO== job in your career path 90x100 lot. located in Rent. Main St. Pt. Pleas . l :::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::::::::::::::::: Send resumes to HR · becomes available. Call Dept. 200 Bradford St., Quality Seamless Inverness, FL. in a 55 $400/mo. 2000 sq/tt The Me1gs County Board Real Estate Real Estate Charleston , wv 25301 . plus community. Call 703·501 ·4Soa of Mental Retardation Gutters 740-446-7,812 or and Developmenta l DisHousos For Ront b·1·1· · t. Ext.l 127, FaiC · Maintenance Plus CAl 1·800·835·5277, 740·645·0632 ~~;ii;;"!'iiiiOiiiiO;;;;;;~• a 1t tes ts now accep mg ~ " ~'· . • ·''""' (304)347-9728 or email Comm'''·cial & ReJidential ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ ~$238/mo! 3 bed, 2 bath, rector applications the Di-._ !111 ol lor Education Brian .Ross, Used Car cgrcidy @kvc.org KVC is Vinyl Bank Repo! (5% down, Successful applicant will Manager fm a11 interview an Equal Opportunity Real Est<l!c 3500 20 years, 8% APR) for possess · Sid i ng/RePlu~cmcnt at 446·9800. 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No IT · Do~N ' If �• ' HMC recognizes Rehabilitation ·Awareness Week, A2 Page 86 ·The Daily Sentinel www .mydailysentinel.com .French Colony Choruscoming to Middleport, A3 Thursday, September 11, 2008 Entertainment briefS en Bill Hawks to perform POINT PLEASANT. W.Va. - Local singer-son~­ writer Bill Hawks will perform at the Jericho Inn m Point Ple~ sant this Saturday from 9 p.m. until I a.m. Hawks is also performing Friday,. Sept. 19 from 9 p.m. until I a.m. at Emm~n ·s Pub in Pomeroy. Bent;fit at Opry ;;o l'E:-ITS • \'ol. ;;8. i'Oo. -l5 ' • Southern sweeps · Eastern. See Page BI BY BRIAN POMEROY - Meigs County would receive nearly a half-million dollars from casino gambling proceeds annually if Ohio voters approve Issue 6 and construction of a resort casino in Clinton County, David Carter of Beachwood met with Meigs County Commissioners Thursday to discuss the proposed ballot issue. Issue 6 GALLIPOLIS· - Harrison Township Volunteer Fire Department's third annual hog roast and auction is this Saturday at the VFD on Little Bullskin Road . Activitie s 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 50/50 drawing. ' Sternwheelers b~gart ar!rving Wednesday for the Sternwheel Riverfest, which gets under wily tonight. POMEROY - ,tJ., memorial red . white and blue balloon launch at 8 p.m. in remembrance of 9111 will be a highJight of tonight's opening of the annual three-day Stern wheel Riverfest. Changes on the Pomeroy 'parking lots began taking place Wednesday as sternwheelers filled up the docking area, vendors began setting out , and the Ruble went out on its first of nine cruises filled with Meigs County Chamber of Commerce and friends. With the call to "Rally by the , River," activities will get under way tonight with an opening ceremony at 6 p.m., followed by the fire tmck parade at 6:30 p.m. , a .cruise on the Ruble from 6 to 7 p.m ., and entertainment in be played and a teen dance will be held the amphitheater from 7 to 10 p.m. for the young people. Friday 's schedule· will begin with Entertainment will begin at just after music by the Marauder Band at I noon in the amphitheater and go until p.m., four cruises during the day, midnight , four public cruises on the · entertainment by "Simba, "Still' · Ruble will' be offered, and a fireworks Standing" and the Marauders , and the display will take place at 9 p.m. after beginning of a variety of Me.igs alum- which "Insured Sound" will return to ni activities to enhance Riverfest. the amrhitheater stage to close out the Contests featureQ on the Saturday festiva with music ' til midnight. schedule will be the chili cookoff. line The alumni returning for a "Reunion throwing contest. comhole competition by the River" will be participating in and the duck derby for adults, and a many of the '!"eekend activities incl.udchalk drawing contest and bicycle dec- . ing the Saturday afternoon parade, the orating contest for the kids . lnflatables youth activities and a second balloon will be on the parking lot, games and launch, this one in remembrance of other activities for the younger set will departed MI-lS alumni. Cruisin' Saturday Night Car Show set .Dennis Gruen ling toparfonn at coun Slreet Gnll POMEROY - Dennis Gruenling , described in Blues Revue Magazine as "a lead- . ing light among the new generation of harp players ," will be performing at the Court Street Gri II , Court Street, Pomeroy, beginning at 9 p.m. on Thursday. Sept. 19. Gruen ling who spent time in New Orleans in the early 1990s has been performing in the blues world for more than '15 years. He has shareJ the stage "with many other top names in the blues world, including Little Sammy Davis, Jimmy Dawkins and Mick Taylor. He has heen awarded the "Best Modern Blues Hannonica Player" title for three years in a,row by the Real Blues Magazine) during which time he developed which according to HIP Magazine is "a sound that promises to re-define the role of the harmonica." RACINE - The Fourth Annual Cruisin' Saturday Night is be~oming a tradition in Racine which is not just about ·showcasing the best looking cars but about giving a helping hand to deserving students graduating from Southern High School. Held this Saturday in downtown Racine. the Cruisin' Saturday Night turns a fun day of music , food and cars into scholarship money for gmduating seniors. The show is held on Third Street in Racine with regi stra- · tion from I to 4 p.m. There is an entry fee of $10 per car with dash plaques given to the first 50 entries. Judging will take place from 3:30 to 6 p.m. with 55 trophies awarded. · stamp series featuring Bette · There will be a free concert Davis and Frank Sinatra will at 7 p.in. with Everett Deen & · be introduced at the Racine the hipnoz playing classic Post Office. which will also pop songs. In addition , a new offer a special cancellation United States .Postal Service stamp the day of the Cmisin' Auditions scheduled for upcoming production POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. Mason County Performing Arts Council and MCACT will be performing "Curse of the Werewolf' by Tim Kdly (with permission from the Dramatic Publishing Co., Woodstock, Ill.) at. the State Theater in Point Pleasant. Performances are expected for Friday, Oct. 31 at 8 p.m., . with pre-show. starting at 6:30 ' p.m.; Saturday, Nov. I at8 p.m.; and Sunday, Nov. 2 at l p.m. ~ RODNEY- Domino games will be offered at the Rodney United Methodist.Church Community Center on the last Tuesday of each month through April ; . . beginning Sept. 30, at 6:30p.m. Snacks will be served and there is no cha·rge fo~ admi ss ion . · McARTHUR - The second annual Tom's Run, ~ motorcycle Poker Run held to benefit Vinton County MR/DD and Vinton Industries , will be held Saturday; Sept. 20 with registration held at McArthut SuperValu . The first bike out will be at II a.m. and the route will be through the Hocking Hills. · The event is held in honor of the late Tom Ferguson, ·Who was on the board of the Vinton County MRIDD.: At the conClusion of the ride, food will be available • at MR/DD facilities at 31385 Ohio 93 , just north of McArthur. . The registration fee is $10 per rider and $10 per pas; senger and cash awards will be given for tne best hand , second place and third place . All proceeds will be used to enrich the lives of individuals with mental retardation and/or development . · disabilities in Vinton County. INSIDE • Law You Can Use: 'Castle Laws' change self-defense rights. S~ Page A3 • Attacking religious. freedoms --:- real and · Imagined. ' See Page AS • A Hunger For More. See Page .AS '(.... For complete information on Tom's Run, call (740) 596-2249 or e- mail/ude714@gmail.com. McARTHUR - The Vinton County Air Show will be held at the Vinton County Airport on Sunday. Sept. 21 with barbecued chicken dinners being served prior to noon and the air show beginning at about I p.m. The air show will begin and end with skydivers and a variety of exciting performances will be performed by Chinese war planes and other high performance aerobatic planes. There will be remote controlled fly : ing by top notch RC flyers and a candy drop for th~ kids will be held during the afternoon with candy dropped from a military helicopter. Acrobatic pilots are coming from several states t<i perform a.nd to provide an exciting atiernoon of thrilling, death-defying entertainment. Hang glider pilots are expected to be pre sent and they will offer tandem rides. . . ·The Vinton County Airport is located about 6 mi!'es north of McArthur just off Ohio 93 on Airport Road . Fly-ins are welcome and pilots can fly to 221. For more information on tltis annual event , contact Air Show ChairpersOil Nick Rupert at (740) 357· 0268 or Steve Keller at (740) 418-2612 between the hours of 8 a.m . and 5 p .m . • ' . For more poker run details, visit www.raccooncreek.org ., or contact Ben McCamenr at (740) 597, 1473, or emailmccamenr@ohio.edu. Medical Excellence. Local Caring:, • WEATIIER I At Holzer Clinic, You Can Always Count on ... HOLZER CLINIC • Painting donated for duck derby prize. See Page AS •,' ATHENS - The Raccoon Creek Partnership will . . hold' its first annual poker run fund-raising event on be played by actors mid-teen Saturday. Sept. 27. Thi s 103-mile scenic route will and up. All experience levels begin at the Lake Hope State Park in the Lake Hope are welcome. Furnace parking lot. Sign in time is II a.m. : There are no small children Join participants for a hog roast at Raccoon Creek parts in this play, but our Park in . Vinton County, where cash prizes will be Friday pre-show will involve awarded for the best poker hand(s) . Proceeds from a costume, runway show for this e.vent will benefit watershed restoration and edu• kids of all ages . . cational efforts in the Raccoon Creek Watershed. · More information will be The ·Raccoon Creek Partnership is a non=profit shared at the next MCACT organization formed to improve and /rotect wate( meeting. Monday, Sept. 8 at 6 quality in the Raccoon Creek Watershe . : Ticket · information wi II be announced soon. · Auditions will be held ; Friday, Sept. 19 from 6 to 8 p.m.; and Satun,lay, Sept. ·20 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at" Christ Episcopal Church , 804 Main St., Point Pleasant. The cast of 12 includes seven females and five males, or six females and six males . There is one part for a girl p.m.. Christ Episcopal age 12-16, but all others are Church , or you may call adult characters which could '(304) 675-6687 after 5 p.m . Details on Page A2 . -INDEX 2 SECfiONS - NASCAR ~ports Weather ' www.holzerclinic.com ------- ---·- - - - 16 PAGF.S A2 Annie's .Mailbox A2 Calendars Classifieds Bs-6 .Comics B7 Editorials A4 Faith • Values A5-7 Movies A3. ~ 740-446-5381 would allow the constmc- entertainment comp.any. tion of a casi no near Lakes Entertainment. Inc. · Wilmington , and the distribCarter said th e $600 milution of proceeds from a 30 lion resort facility will percent wagering tax to all also include restaurants, 88 Ohio counties. Based on shops, and a li ve entertainpopulation figures, Meigs ment theater, and employCounty would receive an ees would make an averestimated $428,797 from the age of $34.000 per year. He said the ballot . initiatax each year. Carter said. Commissioners Mick tive would give Ohioans Davenport and Jim Sheets the opportunity to retain said they will not take a money now being spe nt at position on the proposal, ga mblin g "facilities in being made by My Ohio states surrounding Ohio. Now and a Minnesota-based including Penn sy lvania. Indiana and West Virginia. During thei r business meeting. co mmissioners opened a bid from Home Creek Enterprises. Pomeroy. the sole bidder, for cuns u·uction of a pump house for the Tuppers Plains Regional Sewer District. The project is pan of a larger improve ment program in the district. The bid , for $39.400, was referred to Grants Admini strator Jean Trussell for review. The project will be . financed through the Comm unity Development Block Grant formula program . Commi ssioners rev iewed an executive order from Gov. Ted Strick land. ordering flags to be fl own at halfmast on Thursday in obser- · vance of Patri ot Day, in honor of those public safety. workers ki lied in the Sept. II . 200 1 terrori sts attack . Com mi ssioners also approved payment of bills in the amount of $43-!.424. 15. BY BETH SERGENT Tom's Run set Sept. 20 Group plans poker run w~w.nt)· dailysentiucl.com \ ·. BSERGENT@MYOAILYSENTINEL.CCM Air show slated Saturday Night. K&D DJ service will be providing music all day, there will be door prizes. food vendors as well as some craft as well as industry vendors . ·J<'c,'. ", -·,.-~< .. "' .. Pomeroy to raise court costs Domino games Charlene Hoefllchlphoto J. REED BAEED@MVOAILYSENTINEL.COM VFD plans hog roast . . t) Commissioners hear lssue -6 .presentation SPORTS MILTON , W.Va . - A benefit show for Ernie Thacker will be held at the Mountaineer Opry House. 1-64 Exit 28 at Milton . this Saturdayat2 p.m. The event features Grasstowne, Dav1d Parmley. Melvin Goins, New River Line and Dave Evans. Admission for this show is $ 15 . Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,' 2o'os' ' . ... Printed on tOO % Newsprint R~crcled B4 B Section A2 aoo8 Ohio Valley Publlahinx Co•. .. • POMEROY - Pomeroy Village Council has passed the first reading of an ordinance which will raise costs for may(lr's court from $65 to $75. The reading was held and motion passed at the most recent council meeting with Councilwoman Mary McAngus being the lone' vote against the raise . The motion will-allow $10 to go into a computer fund. Council also asked Jean Durst of the ·village's income tax department to look into finding new computer .software . for use in that department. Council specifically asked to see if software compa!]ies offered lease-purchase agreements, maintenance plans and what type of monthly fees were involved. · Councilman Jim Sisson asked why . the parking meter money had not been counted every week as specified by council who also purchased a coin counting machine for the chore. Proffitt said he had never authorized or suggested the purchase of a coin counting machine to council ·and was not aware of the decision to remove the money weekly. Spaun said the motion to purchase the machine and remove the money weeki y was made at the June· 23 meeting which Proffitt did not attend. Proffitt said sinee the meter collection fell under his department he felt he should've been the one to come to council about any need for a coin counting. machine and to collect the money weekly. Clerk Treasurer Kathy Hysell said she had brought the idea to council to save gas money and trips to the coin counting machine at a bank in Point Pleasant, W.Va. Hysell also said slie was told by auditors that all money must be counted before leaving the building. Hyse ll and Proffitt disagreed over who was responsible for the meter money, her office or hi s. . Councilman Shawn Amott also asked Proffitt if .council could receive Code reports from Enforcement Officer Joey Riffle which Proffitt said he. would arrange. For ~he month of August, parkit)g meters alone brought in $1,883. the amount received from tick- · ets was $347 for a total of $2,230. Al so, for the ·month of August Pomeroy Mayor 's Court brought in a total of $9,522.0~ in fines and fees. Council adjourned into executive session once to discuss disciplinary matters in the police department . ~' Detroit car dealer donates to Diles Scholarship BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Tom Mcinerney, a long-time , friend Of Meigs County native Dave Diles,.has contributed again in a substantial way to the Diles Scholarship Fund. At the same time. Mcinerney, a Detroit area Chrysler-Jeep dealer. announced that he has This year's Sternwheel . ''decided to ·partner'' with Riverfest began Thursday the scholarship fund . evening, as people lined up " I've been a friend of along Main Street for the Dave's for more 'than fort y loudest event of the festival , years , have spent time at his the firetruck parade. Sirens Mei gs County farm and blared and lights flashed as played in his celebrity golf firetrucks and other emersaid tournament s'' gency vehicles from comMcinerney, "In that time .I munities throughout the came to understand the need for education and' scho lararea paraded down Main ship monies in thi s area of Street. Trucks currently in Appalachia. and God has fleet and a few collector been good to me. So I'm trucks, like this one, were fortunate and glad to help in included. Later, the weekwhatever way I can ." end's musical program got Mcinerney said he got tO' underway with a perforknow the late Larry Powell mance by Dee and Dallas. well from playing in the Brian J . RPedfphotos tournaments. was delighted Riverlest ns Please see Donation, A3 REMEMBERIN.G 9/11 BY BETH SERGENT Yesterday junior fire fighters from the Racine and Syracuse Fire Departments held a flag ceremony at Southern High School to memorialize the fallen firefighters and victims of the attacks on 9111. Pictured (from left) are SHS Principal Daniel Otto, SHS students and junior firefighters Dax Holrpan , Steven Loane, Jordan Pickens, Dustyn Johnson , Charlie Pile, Cody Tucker. BSEAGENT@MYOAILYSENTINELCOM RA,CINE , -Yesterday, images of a charred field in Shanksville. Pa. as well as airplanes flying into the Pentagon and Twin Towers as first responders rushed in never to return once again made their way to the forefront of the American memory, and the memories of students at Southern High School who were children in 2001. Jordan Pickens, a senior at SHS and junior firefighter on the Syracuse Fire Department was only II when the tragedy occurred. Seven years later, Pickens decided to find a way to "pay tribute to our fallen Yesterday mornin . the brother firefighters" as well entin; student body of SHS as the other victims of 9/1 1. flied out into the parking lot Pickens said he felt a special where Principal Daniel Otto kinship to the firefighters, introduced the program not just because he himself undertaken by junior fircis a firefighter but because fi~hte,rs and SHS students his fire unit's.number is 343, P1ckens. Dax Holmarl. the number of firefighters Steven Loane , Dustyn who died on 9/1 i. Johnson , Charlie Pile and ·" Photo courteay of Don Dudding Cody Tucker. The American flag was then raised while the SHS Band played . the National Anthem. Pickens speech was then read. speaking about the sacrifice of firefighters and reminding the students of the numbers of citizens who perished .which was nearly 3,000. After the speech , the flag was lowered to half-staff while the band played Taps. Afterwards, students returned to the their cl;lssrooms where a moment of silent was observed at 9:14 a.m ... the moment the first airp lane strucit the first tower . • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 11, 2008