https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/78f63651d377968d7592b85c1967fa13.pdf db8d6b47c99019b8fd9ac3524f9c7422 PDF Text Text Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel Volleyball Ohio AP prep football poll Others receiving 12 or more potnts: 11 (tie), Circleville Logan Elm, Germantown Valley View 29: 13 (Ue). Beloit W. Bra'nch, Canal Winchester 28. COLUMBUS (AP) How a state panel of sports writers and broadcasters rates Ohio~ high school football teams in the second ,of seven Associated Pr~ss polls of 2008, by OHSAA division s, with won-lost record and total points (first-place votes in parentheses): 15, Avon 25. Hi. Oefla'nCt 24. 11, Cortland Lakeview 23. 18 (tie), Canton South, Cots. Eastmoor 21 . 20. New Philadelphia 19. 21 , Lima Shawnee 14. DIVISION IV 1, Coldwater (20} 4·0 2, Steuberrvitle (2) 4·0 Youngs. Mooney (1) J-·1 4, Fostoria 4-0 1, Cin. Colerain (21) 4·0 2. Cle. Glenville (3) 4-0 3, Pickerington Cent. (1).4-Q. 4. Lakewood St. Edward 4-0 5, Cin. St. Xavier 3·1 6. Dublin Coffman 4.0 7, Huber Hts. Wayne 4-Q 8, Can. GlenOak {2) 4-0 9. Hilliard DavidsOn 4·0 10, Brunswick 4-0 6, Bet mont Union Local 4-0 7, Cots. Hartley 4-Q 8, New lexington 4-D 9, Massl!lon TuslaW 4-0 10. Genoa Area 4-o· 264 218 198 170 145 110 9B 94 63 43 Other& receiving 12 or more points: 11 , Plain City Jonathan Alder (1) 34. 12 (tie), Coshocton, Akr: SVSM 26. 14, Marion Pleasant 14. 15 (lie), Brookville, Perry 13. • DIVISION V Others receiving 12 or more points: 1 1, Youngs. Boardman 41 . 12, Worthington Kilbourne 33. 13, Cle. St. Ignatius 21 14, Cin. Elder 16 1. Youngs. Ursuline (20• W 2, St Henry (4) 4-0 126 101 83 45 44• · 263 7. Wheefersburg 4-0 220 195 a. Anna 4-D · 9, Kirtland 4-0 tO, Ashland Crestview 4-0 148 136 Others receiVIng 12 or more points: 11 , Fredericktown 34. 12, W. Uberty-Salein 129 104 96 65 16. 13 (tie), Bainbridge Paint Valley, Cin. Hills, Delphos Jefferson 15. 16, N. Lewisburg Triad 12. 42 1, Hopewei-Loudon (11) •-o 2. Moohonlcsburg (9) 4-0 . 3, Delphos StJohn's (1) 4-D 4, Mogadore (1) 4-0 5, Carey 4-0 6, Norwalk Sl Paul {3) 4-0 · Olentangy 24. 13, COts. Beechcroft 19. 14, DreSden Tri-Vaile)r 14. DIVISION Ill 1, Poland Se minary (22) 4·0 270 2. St Marys Memorial (2) 4·0 3, Thornvitie Sheridan (2) 4-0 4, Tipp Ci1y Tippecanoe (1) 4-0 5, You11gs. Llberly 4-0 6, Canal Fullon NW 3-1 7, Cle. Benedictine ~H 8, Cuya Falls WalSh Jes (1 ) 3-1 9. Granville 4-0 197 193 • DIVISION VI others .receiving 12' or more points: 11 , . Alliance 38 . 12, Lew!$ Center 10, Bellevue 3-1 161 6, Findlay Liberty·Benlon 4-Q 2, Louisville (7) 4-o 5, , 197 5, Maria Stein Marion Local 3-1 127 1, Cols. De Sales { 17) 4-0 3,Toi.Ceni.Coth .( 1)4-0 260 226 3, Hamler Patrie!( Henry 4-0 4, Archbold (4) 4-o DIVISION II 4 , Logon (1) 4-0 Cin. TUrpin 4·0 6, Lexington 4-0 7, Sylvania Southview {1) 4·0 B. Cin. Anderson (1) 3·1 9, E. Cle. Shaw 4-0 10, New Carlisle Tecumseh 4-0 267 202 202 178 162. 108 86 67 46 41 s, Kenering Alter (4) 4-0 DIVISION I 167 244 · 215 196 149 144 140 7. Ada 4-0 8, Cots. Afrlcantrlc (1) 4-0 88 9, Newark Cath. 3·1 71 10, Molvem (1) 4-o 38 84 93 83 72 46 Others receiving 12 or more points: 11 , McDonald 36. 12, Hannibal River 31 , 13, Bridgeport 29. 14, Berlin Center Western Reserve ( 1) 26. 15, ~andora­ 44 Gilboa 18. 62 Wednesday, September 17,2008 www.inydailysentinel.com from Page 81 Hocking in a Tri- Valley Hockin~ Conference · Division match up in Athens Countv. Thetady Eagles ( 10-2. ~0 TVC Hocking) won their 28th con secuti ve league co.ntest. posting team nllln bers of 38 ki'lls , 33 assists. 3 1 digs and four block s while going 82-of-90 at the 'ervice line for 91 percent. . The Green and Wh ite were led at the serving line by Tresa Swatzel with 12 points - including a teamhigh six aces - followed by Katie Wilfong and Morgan Burt wi th nine points each. Lauren Cummings was next with· eight points. followed by Beverly Maxson with six. Karissa Connolly and Brittany Casto also added t\VO points apiece . Casto led the net attack with I d kills. followed by Swatzel with eight. Burt and Brit1iey MoJTison both had seven kill s. while Wilfong.added another four. Maxson also had two kills in the triumph . Burt had a team-high three blocks and Connollv had a game- high 30 assists. Swatzel also led the Lady Eagles with seven digs . T. Russell led the Lady lancers with 12 points. Eastern made it" a clean sweep of the evening. winning the junior varsity con-. test in two straight games. EHS returns to TVC Hocking action bn Thursday when it hosts Tri1pble. The J V conte st will SlaJ1 at 6 p.m. Bryan Walters/photo The Meigs duo of Tricia Smith , left , and Morgan Howard, middle, leap up lo block a spike attempt from a Belpre player Tuesday in Rocksprings. I he net in the two .finales to help Southern pull ou~ the outscoring the ho.'h. 50-25 the rest of the eveNing to Wtn . . earn the three-game sweep. Emma Hunt er had a Amv Noe led the Angels' strong pass ing niglll wi th service attack with · 17 ten as;ists and an 18-22 poititi and s1x · aces. fol serving. night:Chelsea Pape lowed by Kacie Shoemaker was 11 - 12 serving, .Boso with 10 poinb. Breu Close was 15- 17 spiking with two also added ntne points and kills. L.indsay Teaford was five ac~ s. Alexis Geiger and IJ-14 serving, Samantha Hannah Cunningham both Patterson was ·J0- 12 serv- had five poinh. Caroli ne ing. Courtney Thomas I0- Baxter had three points and 13 serving wilh four a"ist' Megan Fosler had one and a good passing night. poi~t. and Ashley Walker was 14Mollie Blake led the net 14 serving. :mack with nine kills and SOUTHERN EDGES MILLER Freshn1an Kelsey ~even blocks. followed hy Hol si nger was 2, 1-23 spik- Nne with four kills. Geiger HEMLOCK - It took ing with eight kills, two four tries, but Soulhern clinks. and a block. while and Foster also had three finally grou nded the stub- Katie Woods had an ass ist kill s apiece. Foster also had blocks and Geiger three. bom ' Miller Falcon s in four· and a kill. Hunter. Stcph sixShoemaker had·- a teamsets (25-19 , 20-25, 25-23. Shamblin. and lay lor posthigh 32 dig s in the triumph. and 25-23) Tuesday night ed kills. Cu nn ingham had a teamduring Tri- Valley · Miller won . the reserve Hocking game 25 -2 I and 25- 17 . high 12 assists, while Close Conference Division volleyball action at · Miller was led by Mariah and Baxter added respective Miller High School. Thompson with 2 1 points, assist numbers of nine and Southern of Coach Tonja while Hope Teaford had six. Gallia Ac~demy made it a Hunter lifted its record to 5- nine for Southern and Vada clean sweep of the evening 4 overall. Counls had eight. and with a 25- 10. 25-6 win in Southern pulled mvay Emily Ash six. Southern is the junior var<ity contest. from a 20-19 lead in the at Meigs on Wednesday. Morgan Datiiels led the first game when Lindsay Angels wi th e ight points, Teaford posted the last fiv e ANGELS TAME IRONTON l'ollowed by Taylor Foster points for the win. Teaford with , even points and four tallied nine points iA the IRONTON Gallia aces. game. while doing <\ good Academy volleyball made GAHS returns to SEOAL job as Libero defensively. the long drive down Ohio South action Thur; day · Miller fought back in the Route 7 on Tuesdav, then when it host<· ChiII icothe ·at second game to narrowly made short w'ork host 5: 15 p.m. edge Southern 20-25. The Ironton during a .straightlast two games went to the ~ame 25-21. 25-9 , 25 -16 RV BEATS REDWOMEN IN 4 limit. Both ·see-saw affairs ·~ictory in a Southeastern with numerous lead Ohio Athletic League South 'PEDRO - River Valley contest fn volleyball remained unbeatchanges, Southern held on Divi sion by a thread to win each Lawrence County. en in Ohio Valley The Blue Angels (8-2, 4-2 Conference play and finale 25-23. Scoring was spread out SEOAL South) ran into a improved to 5-2, overall among Emma Hunter (9). tiesty group of Lady Tigers following Tuesday night 's Ashley Walker (9), Rashell during Game 1. which !'our-game 25-23. 26-28, Boso ( 12), Katie Woods ended up being only a four- 25-20. 25-17 victory over (10), Chelsea Pape (6), and point deci sion. Then the host Rock Hill in Lawrence Breanna Taylor (4). Kelsey Blue and White found the.ir · County. . · Holsinger had a big night at rhythm and momentum , The Lady Raiders (5-2, 4- or 0 OV() ran into a tough test in the Redwomen , as the fi rsr two games were decided by the minimum two point> en route to a one-ali tie through two ·games. The Silver and Black seemed 10 find their groove in Game J with a five-point win. then rode that momentum on to an eight-point win in Game 4 to take the evening triumph. Ka yla Smith led the guests at the >ervi•·e line with 13 points. followed by Markenzie Cluxlon with II and Linsey Stover with 10 poinb. Jacyueline Jac9bs hau nine points, lliana Corfias added seven and the duo of Carissa Gilmore and · Aubrie Rice chipped in two points apiece. Jarobs led the net attack with 18 kills. followed by Corfias with nine and both Smith and Rice with six kills each. Gilmore and · Stover also had a kill. apiece·. . Kassie Large led · RHHS with 18 service points in the setback. The Lady Raiders claimed an evening sweep uf the night with a 25-11 , 25 -8 win in the Junior varsity contest. Kelc!e Carter led the JV Raiders (6- 1, 4-0 OVC) with six points. Katelyn .Birchfield, Tash Alexander and Ciara Bostic all had five points as well. RVHS ret.urns · to action . ,today when it hosts Fairlal)d in another OVC contest . The JV game will stilrt at 5:30 points . PROCTORVILLE.- It . took five hard-fought games, but South Gallia's fivematch winning streak 'ultimately came to . an end Monday night during a 2518. 25-23 , 23-25. 18-25. 915 seiback to host Fairland during a non -conference. contest in Law rence County. The Lady Rebels (7-4) seemed to be on their way to a · sixth-straight viciory, jumping out to a comfortable two-games-to-none lead. The Lady Dragons, however, held strong in Game 3 before winning that contest by the narrowest of margins. Momentum seemed to shift after that. as tile hosts went on to win games four and five by seven and six points, respectively. Those wins allowed Fatrland to come away with the match triumph. The Lady Rebel s were led by ' Katie Lawrence and Natasha Adkins with 10 points apiece. Tayler Duncan, Rachel Stanley, Alisa Johnson and Hailee Swain all contributed six each. while Chrissie Tirpak added one point in the set-· back. Adkins led the net attack with eight kills, follo.wed by J.ohnson wil·h seven and Chandra Canaday with two kill s. Adkins and Johnson also had a team-high three blocks each. a Wahama's Dave Green hits chip shot on the second hole during a tri-match with Point Pleasant and River Valley Tuesday at Cliffside Golf Club in Gallipolis. Golf fromPageBl mate h · at Riverside · on Thursday. River Valley will retum to action Friday at the Ohio Valley Conference meet at Sugarwood. Bissell. pp NIPS BUFFALO In addition ro Bissell's score, Wahama's winning BUFFALO. W.Va. - It total included a 47 from was a close contest held Adam Roush and a 49 from Thursday afternoon ·Dave Greene. Matt Amuld's between the Point Pleasant 52 was the fourth swre that varsity golf team and counted for the White Buffalo at the Scarlet Oaks Falcons. Zack Whitlatch Golf Course. and Kevin Back also played The Point golfers came for Wahama. Brandon out on top with a winning Johnson missed his second straight match because of score of 186 which was illness, but will return to only two strokes better than the hosts. play on Thursday. Foi the first time this seaRobert Davis shot a 45 for son, Point's leading scorer Point 's second score tl)at was someone other that counted. He was fo'ilowed Opie Lucas. Alex Potter, by Jason Stoffer with a 54 who has shown considerand Travis Grimm 's '55. able improvem~nt of lat~ . Alex Potter and Justin was co' medalist for the day Cavender turned in non- . with a good score of 43 to counting scores for the Big lead the winners. Opie Blacks. . Lucas and Justin Cavender River Valley 's best score- both shot 46 . Travis Grimm of the day was a 49 by Todd provided Point's · fourt11 Simms. Kyle Bryant added score with a 51 to complete a 52 to go along with the 53 the winning t,otaL by Chris Goodrich and a 56 Buffalo 's Jake Harri s by Zack Polcyn. The scores turned in a 43 lo earn him- , shot by Cody Wimmer and self co-meda list honors for Matt Ball were nut included the da¥. He was fo llowed by Garrett E)urdette with a-46 in the final tally. Wahama takes a day off and Drew Angle with a 49 . on Wednesday before host- Zack C. shot a 50 for ing , Buffalo, Gallipolis and Buffalo' s 4th score that Point Pleasant in a quad . counted in the final tally. Meigs County Fair "Thank You" Ads ;;o l"l ·. :\'l'S • \'ol. :;H, No. 41) SPORTS • High school football previews. See Page 81 • .. .. 1 Col. X 2" Weekday ' $13.56 Sunday $20.70 Weekday $67.80. Sunday $103.50 ' IJ/}JjJJ]~ $20.34 Sunday . $31.05 $54.24 Sunday $82.80 ' Bv 'BETH SERGENT BSEAGENTCMYDAILYSENTINELCCM The prehearing confer- · heard'nor decided.. ence is set for 10 a.m.. 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(which ' is not to be · court that has reviewed the confused with the federal record of a hearing in a govemment's National Park lower court and sent the Service) in March against Di.rector · Chris matter back to the original OEPA court for a new trial, as if Korlenski and AMP-Ohio: it had not been previously Back in June all parties Weekday $40.68 Sunday $62.1 0 2 Col. x 2" Weekday $27.12 .Sunday 1.40 The air pcrinir-to-i nstall regulates air em issions from the proposed facility '' two coal-fired utility boilers. a natural ga s- fired auxiliary boiler. a gypsum_ bonom oil and ny ash landfill. material handling equipment and cool ing cells that wou ld be buill along Ohio 124 in Letart Falls. Repre se ntativ es from AMP-Ohio had pre viously stated they anticipateu the appeal and wn tinu e to move forward wi th the project. Hurricane Ike affects • gas prices 0BITUARIFS Page AS · • Virginia Mae Foster, 80 '•"Mary "Alltr-Myer, 75 • Reva .L. \,/aughan, 83 · INSIDE . • Men's Health Clinic : held. See Page A2 • Candidate speaks to Rotary. See Page A2 • Shriver receives endorsement. See Page A2 • For the Record. See Page AS • Reclaim Music Festival coming to Meigs County. See Page AS , . • Emancipation celebrating 145th gathering. See Page A6 . . Brian J_ Reed/photo Green party candidate on Congressional ballot Bv BRIAN J. REED BAEED@MYOAILVSENTINELCOM WEATHER . . Steve Chapell and Donna Bryanf of Pomeroy may have found the most ine.xpensive and environ"!entally friendly way to transporl their family around ,town. Their sons, Stevie, 4, and Austin, 3, fi,t pertectly on the back of the family bike·s, while year-old Tristan is perfectly comfortable pulling up the rear in his little wagon. The family was enjoying a trip around downtown Pomeroy Wednesday afternoon. · POMEROY - A candi: date representing the· Green Party will join U.S. Rep. Charlie Wilson, DBridgeport, and Republican Richard Stobbs. in the race for U.S. Congress. Dennis Spisak, Struthers, originally to be a write-in candidate, provided proof to let Spisak on the ballot, if of his s·e lection by the he provided proof of his Green Party and will appear, nomination . ' on the Nov. 4 general elecOhio Secretary of State · lion ballot. Jennifer Brunner ordered According to a press the placement of the Green release issued by Spisak, Party pre!;idential ticket on Columbiana County Board the ballot in light of recent of Elections Director Kim · court · deCisions which · Meek said she was,contact- allowed Libertarian candied last· week about the dates to be put on the balSecretary of State's decision lots. This decision came of the first week September. Spisak claimed his name should go on the ballot. since he's a Green Party candidate who has served the party since late 2003 and was chosen by the Ohio Greeh Party 's State Coordinating Committee to run for the Sixth' District congressional seat. POMEROY L AAA estimates mul oris ts in South · Central Ohio are paying 40 cenls more at the pump thi s week in the aftermath of Hurri cane Ike wi th prices in Meigs County on the rise as well. Salltrday aflernoon 011 the throL! gh Meigs drive County, motori sts likely noticed gas stat ion attendants walking out to change the prices. in some places going from around $:1 .7\l to $3.99 overnight. AAA estimates this week's average prices in South Central Ohio are · $4.0 I compared to the week of Sept. 9 when they were $3.60 per gallon for regular unleaded. The average prce during the week fo Sept. 18. 2007 was $2.86 per gallon. a difference of $1 .15 . AAA released the foilwing list of average. unlead ed self-serve g~soline per gallon in nearby cities: $4.07 in Athens. $4.01 in Chillca,the, . $4.00 in Gallipolis , $4.06 in Ironton , $4.02 in Jackson. $3.89 in Washington Court Hou se_ $4.14 in Waverly . Regular unleaded was selling for $4.05 per gallon yesterday in Mason Cmmly. W.Va. In Please see Gas prices, AS Democratic chairman to attend HQ • openmg Bv BRIAN J. REED Details on Page A2 Riverby rededication set Saturday The French Art Colony is planning to celebrate the . completion of renovallons to Riverby, which include an updated handicapped accessible parking lol and brick patio. The FAC will host a reception for the rededication of Riverby from 2 to 4 p.m. on Saturday. The program will begin at 2:30 p.m. and will feature remarks from Dr. Herman Koby, chair of the FAC building and grounds committee, State Sen. John Carey and State Rep. Clyde Evans. 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Motlunan Festival opens again in Point, A6 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio SG F.IILLS TO FAtRLANO • Larry Crumlpholo Holzer partners with others to combat cancer, As Annie's Mailbox A2 Calendars A2 {:lassifieds B3-4 Comics Bs Editorials A4 As .,Obituaries Places to go A6 B Section Sports Weather A2 Caoo8 Ohio Valtey Publlohina Co. and Artwork Joy Kocmoud/phOio BR!;ED@MYDAILYSENT,INELCOM POMEROY - Chris Redfern. Chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party. will visit Pomeroy Thursday for the opening of the Meigs Democratic headquarters. The Meigs County Democrats operate from Carpent e rs Hall. 2 18 E. Main St .. Pomeroy . The fall campaign headquarters will oflicially open at 6:45 p.m .. Red!ern just prior to the monthly meeting of the ' Democratic Executive Committee . Redfern will discuss · the from the '.'campaign ground." accprding to a spokesman for ihe ODP. including the ODP"s coordination ' with the Obama!Biden organization Pluse see Chelnnen. AS \ •• �Th ur,day, September IR, 2008 PageA2 . :The Daily Sentinel www.mydai lysenti nel.com Thursday, September 18, 2008 :Candidate speaks to Rotary · POMf:ROY - Jill Tlhlmpwn. R'epubl ican Clll1llidate for State Rcprc,cntati\'~. \las spca~er at the Middlepnrt . Pom,·rm Rotan Cluh for - a luncheo n meeti n ~ or the · Middlc]ion - Poni~r"! Rutar) Club at the Wi ld Ho;sc Cak . . Thump.., on ")WI-.r.: of h~..·r fond m.cmori~:-.. of 1\t1 c i g~ Cotmty and fnr lw r G niml mot her Bax tcr who Iived here. Thompson grew Lip nn a fa rm in Athc'tb County and ha' three so ns, Trent. Lu~c and ~eth . She wa' in trndu ced by Jim Mottrn in ;:. RMary prcsitknt, Don Vaughan, Sr. than ked her for com in ~ to th~ nkl'tin!.! . · tvkmbet:s were remimfcd of th e chi li sup per at 'God\ NET on Oc·t. 17 at'td were as~~d to bring at least two do1en Cllnkics. Th . .· llll'l'lin~ npcneJ \vit,h prayr.:r. the pledge to the nag. and a pat ril)tic: :-.on~. 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Annie's Mailbox is writ· Felluwship 1\ nni<' . in the p;lSL I haw gize, and your hu sband ass ist service members and ten ·by Kathy Mitchell and : meeting. R p.m .. high !'ll'hool Chris'tian Church. 'I p.m . Dinner at allowed my daugh ter to ge t should , back ymt up . the ir· families. Contact Marcy Sugar, longtime edi· media roo m . RUTLA ND - S p ~c ia l noon. l\llusic by Marshall some crazy ha ircu ts and Howeve r. lct:s look at the them throu gh their .web_site tors of the Ann Landers c·olor her hair pink. Again»t bigger picture. Your daugh- at fi sherhouse .org : or ·at col11mn, Please e-mail your mceliiH.! nf hoard of Lcml in i! Bonecutter Fil mily. TUPRERS PLAINS my hcller judgment. I have ter wou ld ha ve done thiS 140 I Rockv ille Pike , Suite q11estions to anniesmail' .Creek Cm,crva ncy Di>t ri ct, St. Paul United Methodi st also perm itted her to dress anyway. Also, she is now 18 600 , Rockvil,le, Md . 20852. box@comcast.net, or write for sales rrcscllt:lt inn . 5 p.m . · Regular htl<.Jrd m~ct [ n !} re - Church, ·' Blessi ng of th e like a we irdo an d put holes and decisions about her Dear Annie: I am an avid to: Annie's Mailbox,, P.O. ·scheuuled fur 5 p.m. Children," I0 a.m. ln w lvc' where they don., hc lo ng . I appe(ira nce are her own : If reader of your column and Box ll8190, Chicago, IL all children who •1llended ttnl well aware ' that if 11CI" yo u continue to hold a ·Wednesday. · impressed with your com- 60611 , To find o11t more POM EROY - Mei gs summer vac at io n Bible ~randmot h cr hadn ' t allowed grudge. you will alienate mori sense approach to peo-. about ·Annie's Mailbox, schoo l. Their parents. he r to do the dreads at he r yollr ht~>band, your marCo unl y Em ~ rg~ tt<;y 'pie's problems. But I dis- and readfeatt~res by other Plannin!.! Commi tt ~o:e n.:gulur grandparen ts and fri cnus hou ~c. she would have Jnne riage wi ll suffer and your agree with the advice given Creators Syndicate writers them somewhere else . daughter will still have to "Silent in Seattle." You • and cartoonists, Pisit the meetin g~ I ! :30 ~UlL. ~~nior · in vi ted . Youth program. LONG BOTTOM citizen .... ht1ilding. The IXlint I keep try ing to dread locks. You can't force recommended she not tell Creators Syndicate Web . PO MEROY - Me igs HaLel Com munity Church make to my h~ ,lllllKI is thai I others to behave the way her daughters that their page at www.creators.com. :Co unt y Distril't Pubfi c homecoming, with Edse l · Library. rc~u l ;:~r bna rJ mcct - Hart speakin g. ·Singer ' ing, .1:30 p.m .. Pomeroy Shirley Kay. Sunday sc J--!ARTFORD, W.Va. Lihrary. Biker Sunday at the ' Thursday, Sept.25 POMEROY - l he Ohio endorse Shriver, he said. of State. Federation Pentecostal Lighthouse . the United Mine Workers SYRACUSE - Meigs Stale Legislative Board of " In thi s election, job cre- County and Municipal · o( America, Ohio Chapter. . Cou111v · Buard of · MR'/DD Registration , 9 a.m. with cof- the United Transportation at ion will be the issue of the Employees , Ohio Council "I take great pride in · ·: reg ula;· meeiing. 4::10 p.m .. fee and donuts. Bike judglng, Union announced its supday. and I am prol)d to have 8; AFSCME Retiree trophies to be awarded. Door earning the support of the · Carkton Sc hool. pri zes. Refreshments. For f>O rt for Morgan County th e support of the working Ch<Jpter 1184 ; the Ohio labor community," said more information,call Pastor Commissioner Ri ck Shrive r. men and women of Ohio," Association of , Public Shriver. "I know I can work School Employees; Ohio with both business and Randy Parsons, 304-896- 0 -McConne ll sville, in hi.i sa id Shriver. race for Oh iu Senate. Shri ve r has also Farmers Union; Ohio labor to create a better , 364 1, home: or 304-882The UTU is th e latesl in a received endorsement s Federation of Teachers; future .for the residents of 2443, church. long line of un io n.s 'to from the Ameri~an Teamsters Local 632; and Southeastern Ohio ." POMEROY Zion Thursday, Sept. 18 Chu rch of Christ. Ohio 14J, RACINE Pomeroy/ Racine Masonic: homecoming with theme Lodge 164, reg ul•wmeeling , "Zion, United in Love." 7:30p.m .. Racine lodge h•ill. Program I0~ II :30 a.m .. POMEROY - The Meigs Co unty Healt.h POM EROY - Americ·an potluck lunch at noon, meal Department and th e Meigs County Cancer :Cancer Society Meigs provided. A time capsule will Initiative , Inc .. (MCCI ) recently conducted a : County i\Jvisnry Board, re g- be prepared to be opened in Meigs Cotlnty Men 's He(llth Screening· where 46 , ular meeting. noon. basement 10 years. Enter an article of men took advantage of .the numewus free ~ealth conference ronm Pomeroy d1oiee, Roger Watson , pastor. screenings offered. The . POMEROY · Library. lunch provided. Screenings included Prostate Specific Antigen Grove Christian Hemlock RSVP ut 992-6626. ext. 24. (PSA ) blood work; . body fat anqlysis , Church, community/c hurch Saturday, Sept. 20 picnic, 12:30 p.m.atthe home height/we ight measurement, body mass index , ROCKSPRINGS blood sugar- and cholesterol screenings , blood : Antiq-ue tractor pull. span- of Jack and Paula Welker, pressure measurement, bone density, measure: sored by Big Bend Farm 42772 Cook Road , Pomeroy. ment , colon cancer screening ; Digital Reclal Antiques Club , I p.m. Pulling RSVP tor food , 992-7291 , Exams (ORE); urinalysis; tetanus ·vaccinations; heavy tractors first. before Sept. 18, Church ser- skin cancer screening; hearing screening; health Admissiun fre·c. Concessions vices Sunday 9:30 a.m. with education and referrals as appropriate. by Scipio Fire Depcutmenl. Pastor Larry Brown . Sunday Scree ning sponsors included Holzer Clinic; Contact 742-3020 i•fter 5 p.m. school, 10:30 a.m. Hunter Family Practice · .(An affi.liate of ' ALFRED - Annual . POMEROY Delta O ' Bieness Hea lth Systems · through Athens ·Kappa Gamma teitcher's homecoming at A\fred United Medical Associates); Holzer Medical Center societv. I0:10 a. m. at tbe Methodist Church , with .mesness . Department; Karr Audiology and Well sage by Pastor Jim Corbitt at Vintm1 C!lunty Senor Center, Heari ng Aids : Continuit y of Care/Pleasant · members to take breakfast II a.m., potluck lunch at recipes tor chapter cookbook . 12:30 p.m., and afternoon ser- Valley Home Medical Eq uipment ; OSU Submitted photo Take pa per products for vice, 1:30 p.m. "Day Spring Extension (Meigs Cotmty) Family Nutrition Program. MCC I vol unteers who ·ass isted with the Singers" and others. Norma Torres, (standing) RN and Meigs County Cancer Initiative donation to Serenity House Glinic included Diana Coates, Carolyn Grueser, Sept. 22 Monday, cancer assessment on Theron Durham volunteer performs a skin : and Sl1eppard 's House. Barb POINT PLEASANT. Kell y. Linda Kin g, Mary Slawter and Lyndon of Pomeroy during the recent Meigs County Men's Health : Rhodes, hostess. F.or more Mark Cab le Norma Torres . Screening Clini.c . · info rmation call Jo Ann W.Va. Concert. 7 p.m . Meet and Hayes , 742-3 105. greet recepiion foll ow ing. SALEM CEN TER Star Gran £e 11778. Star Sponsored hy are" churchJunior Grm1~e #87X , annual es. Located at Main -Streer · hayride and wiener roast. Bapti ~t Chttrch, 1100 N. :6:30 p.m. Public invited. Main Street. Nursery pro· Brin g bot dogs and snacks . vided, For more information call 304-675- 1994. ~ Tuesday, Sept. 23 CHESTER Past Coun cilor" Club, 7:30 p.m.a t the hall. Saturday,Sept.20 POM EROY Third reunion of Veterans Memorial Hospital employees , I to 4 · Friday, Sept. I 9 p.m. at Mulberry Community HARRISONVILLE :The gospel singe rs, The Center. Pomeroy. Sandwiches Planters. 7 p .Ill .. and ~verage s provided. Harri so nville Pre >bylerian Those atlending take finger foods, photos and memorabil: Church, Ohio 14'3. ia for display. . Saturday, Sept. 20 RACINE - Fink fa mily - Benefit · ADDISON reunion , basket lunch I ·gos pel sing for Fall Ha rves t Gospe l Sing. ll p.m .. p.m.. Star Mil! Park . Addiso n Freewill Bapli >t Church . Randy Shaffer. Mark Coleman . New Ci.ty . Singers . Brian & Family Saturday, Sept. 20 : Connection. 985 -3495 fur REE DSVILLE - Free more in ft1nnation . Community Dinner, beans Sunday, Sept. 21 and cornbread, 10 a.m.' - I RACIN E - Homecomitlg, p.m .. Fellowship Ch u~c h of Mt. Moriab Church of God, t:hc Naatrenc. B Y KATH Y M ITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR - - This Weeks Winner!!! 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",. • I' • �" • NIO The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. · Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respect in)! an . establishment of religion, or prolribiting the . . free exercise tlureoj; or abrid)!ing tlu freedom of speech, or of the press; or tlu .right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Gor•ernment for a redress ofgriwances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution VIEW Truth Research debunks claim Dear Editor: Last week I re~e tved political literature conccmmg Jill Thompson and sick leave. I called the contm:t, Gloria Fauss, to mquire as to what year the 25 days of stck leave :had taken place and also if Jill Thompson was indeed the -auditor at the iime of the sic k leave. : Glona stated that she didn 't know what year but !hat she :was definttely· the county audttor at the time she took il I ·asked Gloria v,hat Debbie Phillips' record of stck days was imd she stated that Debbtc 's record wasn't necessary to research because her record wasn 't what was bemg ques.tioned. : I finally contacted the so urce th at Gloria li sted m her literature , the Athens County Auditor's Office personnel ftles and~earned the truth Jill Thompson was a county en\ployee, not Athens County audttor, when she went on materni ty leave I 3 years ago. Debbie Phtlltps tal ks about her grassroots campaign I ·say she ts now runntng a trashroots campaign. Shame on 'you , Debbie. Apparently, we the votets cannot ask about her record and how many days she has taken of sick leave . Apparently, the Democrat Party cannot find anythtng else to slam Jill Thompson for except taking maternity leave 13 years ago. (Debbie Pltilltps and Jill Tlroi1!J1SOI1 are candidates for the Hou se of Represmtatives, 92nd Dim·rct.) BY RACHEL BECK AP BUSINESS WRHER Most nolabl y. b.1ck m March. the Tt easury slepl>ed 111 as investment h.mk Bear Steams neatl y colhtpscd. and t.:OIIlll l~ hom hl'a\·y,_'\reight~ w~dl StJCC't\ "Mor.tl hazard is somethmg I don ., take lrgh tly.'· Paulson faci ltf atcd u take uve1 hv o,; tm.l Monday ··J never once J PM organ Ch.1sc & Co witi1 considered that i1 '"" appro· the backtng of a S.29 btllron pmllc to plll t.txpayet money fedetal loan Thai month. the on the hnc 111 Jc:-.ulvin!.! ~ Fed also implemenlcd the Lehn1.1n Btot hets... Lehman\ woes had intensth1 ggest ~X JXIIl~ IOi l 111 11 s cmergetK) loan program st ncc the lied Ill recent weeks: tl was Gre<LI DcpreS>iott. b) allo11 ~ but de ned by $60 billion in ing imestment hank . . to lx1 1- so11rcd re.tl -estale l10ldings lllW and cmr ldn'l drum up sources By Jul y. stmggltng rtloll· for new captlal. Last i!.agc l!iant:-. F~nm1c MdL' LulU Wednesd.t y. the company J::;r~dd~e f\1.te .th. o \\Cit g.i,rn clllllOlllluX I ,t rt.!!'illiC plan acce ss to 1Ill' I cd \ l~nd Ill!..! mtcndcd to cairn tn vestors p1ogrH il l. Bu t th.tt w.t:-.n:-t wun1c:-, about 1h !tttt.::. but th;.tt cnou!.!. h - t\\o mo11th.., latc1. fatled to gtve enough the gZl\'e rnmcrtl h.1d lo bat l'nut sp~.·ctl tcs .thout its rcstt'ltcturboth L'OilliXIIliCS, plcdgmg IO ing Slldtcgy. (\•ndrttllllS "cnt from bad ptoviLic up '" $cOli brll""' rrt c.lpti.Li to them tf needed In """e by the rmmrte. wtth The eovcmmcnt w.t"i cnti - the stock headrn g· inti' a sd tKI \VIth 1ls deci:-.ton not to ctzed for such Lmprecc·demed I ree fall ami tis hust ness and save Lehm.tn ovet the week- acttons becttuse they fostered tJad1ng part ners grow tng end. Bclore Sunday mght. what is kno\\ ll a~ .. mow I haz- · incJcdsingly concemcd about there was some hdteflhat atl- anr - tl1Cfllllll g th:tl pa!11 L'S dolll!!. husincss \\ ith the trnu tng fi nancial firms wou iJ gel bcltcve they were mstrlatcd hlcd 'rnm . .t fcder.tl rescue. aflet that. il . from ri ~ k lx:ca usL' o,;( 1meone Pau lson refused to budge. was clear no one should rely would b.til them out even lhm r~h LehmHit 's colLlll a hclpmg hand I rom the· f'omt er Fed Chai rman Alan l.tpsc lonk'ed Iikely Wtthout US. govcmment Greenspan v,umcd !hat the ~ some ktncl ol federal .rtd Finall y. we ha;e a case of Fed's .tctions ~uuld l>e vtewed mnstl y likly throug h a t<txactions speakt ng louder than ''.IS a wondrous nev, font of pa)el llulllt'U loan bm:k111g d words. For months. we've scem rn gly ensiles' federa l t:1kcover heard offici,LI; like Treasury fundmg - a magical ptggy " It has heen stx months Secretary Henry Paulson say bunk." maktng such com - smcc the Bc.tl Steams fmlurc. nsk-takers wouldn't be res- ments in a new epilogue to the -.;o the Fed dnU Trcw. ury can cued. but it was hard to really paperback edition of hi s nghtly asset1 that b.mks and believe that. memotr. "The A~e of brokers had time to sell assets Flyi ng in the 1;1ce of such Turbulence : Adventures m a and ratsc capitlll. and that asserti ons, the Treasury New World·· Jendm~ l~ tc ili t i es Wt:Je made Department and tile Federal But Paulson and those lead- available to fin,mce hi ehReserve took steps thts year mg the Fed - Chatnnan Ben yu.tltty co llateral." s:1 id that were touted as ways to Bcmankc and New York Fed JPMorgan Pnvatc Bank chtef testore sta~ility to the strained Prestdent Timothy Geitlmet i11 ves tm cn t olftccr Midmel rmancwl system and get cred- - showed in rece rll days tl)ey Cembalest tl flo wing more freely. wou ldn 't bend to ptcss ure A f'l ct allempls to find .t su rtNEW YORK - It's IMrd to talk about grl<xl news when a nI<VlJI iIIVCstmelll bani- files fm b:tllhuplc) <llld fi11anual markcls ree l. Thts f~cls like the wotsl ofttntcs. But !he U S guvcnimcnt had to hr oadcasl In the world thai the hllck stops here. am! that's why rts dcuston lUll to bailoul Lclllll.tll Brothel' ts so i111pot1ant to the long-tc111l health of !he flmnc tal syslem. If markel playcts thtnl- t:txpc~ycrs ,tl ways wrll foot lite· btl! tell their rccl-bs hehavtot. then the current cnsts wtll lmgct (Ill a11d plenty more wt ll CO illl' in the ye. u~ ahead. We'l l hear rn.my times in lite ·comntg days tl1at the govl'rnmcnt th ew a ltne m lhl' . '. ' SYRACUSE - Virginia Mae Grueser Foster, 80, of Pltlsburgh, Pa. and formerly of Meigs County, passed awa y on Monday, Sept. 15,2008 m The Prestine Pine ofWexford Assisted Living Home, Wexford, Pa. Born Aug. 16, 1928 in Syracuse. she was the Daughter o f the late David and Thelma Rush Grueser. ~he is survived by her children Pamela Foster, Dtan e Mtko, Charles R: Foster and_ Linda (Tony) Durler all o f Pittsburgh , Pa .; five grandchildren and five great grandchildren; eight siblings , Jim (Barb) Grueser, Charlotte Emery, Jack (Wanda) Grueser, Mary D. (Jerry) Hogue Jerry Halley, Lmda (Lall)) Hudson, Glenn Grueser and Melame .~·(Jack) Holman , and 15 nieces and nephew s. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her Husband George C. Foster on Jan . 9, 2005, and a son m-law, Elmer Miko . A funeral servtce will be held at 10 a.m., Saturday, Sep t. 20,2008 at the Cremeens Funeral Home , Racine. Interment will follow in the Letart Falls Cemetety. Friends may ca II from 2-~ p.m. and 6-8 p.m. , Friday at the funeral home Expresstans of Sympathy may be sent to the family by visllmg www.cremeensfuneralhomes .com. . . Deaths HILLIARD - Mary Ann Myer, 75 , of Hilliard, and for merly of Galha County. dted Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2008. Semces wtll be II a.m . Saturday, Sept. 20,2008, in the Cremeens Funeral. Chapel. Officiating will be Pastor lim L~oma . Interment ,will follow m Mound Hill Cemetery Fnends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 19,2008 , at the funeral chapel. . E~pressions of sympathy may be sent to the family by VISlttng www.cremeensfuneralhomes.com. 50UND TODAY ·IN HISTORY The Daily Sentinel Virginia Mae Cirueser Foster Mary Ann Myer rUNt>AMENTAL$ AI<E • IWCAIN f PALIN GO FOR A SPIN IN 11'\E E:CONOMV With McCain, it's bombs away Gene Lyons qualifte s I as a Eutope<tn vtstt, and peering across th e desert at the Kuwairt border conslltutcs a llli SS \011 to Iraq So she may think she can see Russta from her Ianning bed 111 the govc1 nor's mansion.) Mcanwhtle . it 'd' be mtercs ting to know whetlter .she has heard of Napoleon Bonaparte or Adolf Hitler. who actu.tll y tncd in vadi ng Ru ssr a. Readcts wlt u suspect ex aggeration are 1nistuken. Sa rcasn1. yes: merstatement, alas , no.ln thl: wanimr years of the Amettca~t Empire. grandi ose hluster about wag mg war aga mst the theo logical concept of ev il masqu erades as "tough."1 Sed uced by bombasltc slogans li ke "G lobal War on Terror," "shock and awe" and "full -spectrum domi nance." much of the pttbltc holds an mstinctive belief in the myth of American in;inctbilit y that makes se nsihl e electto n-ycm dtscusston of foretgn policy impossib le Anything• htntrng at geopoliti" tl reali sm draws accusati o n ~ nf cowarU1cc and defeattsm from hai ry-cllested patnots. Don 't I know tl1e world is ful l of evildoers? Yes. <tnd I .tl"' knuw thnt lrt stoty '·' replete "r th the co r~ l<~pse of cmpnes that became overextended militanlv and ovetwhelmed by debt:· Andrew Bacevieh defines the p10blem ttl his astringent new book "The Limits of Powe r: The End of American Exceptmnalism" (Mett'opolitan Books). A West Point grad uate and retired U.S. Army colonel, Bacev ich teaches mternational relations at Boston Utm erstt y. Although he is reluctant to talk about tt m the context of ht s book, hts so n, 1st Lt. Andrew J. Bace vich , cited set vtng in Iraq last yea t Baeev ich argue.s compellingly that Amen~a's most dangerous pt ob lerns begtn at home. By "exceplional tsm." l1e means the myth that the Umtcd States wou both world wars almost smgle- handedly due to the rnnate supenonty of our eco nomt ~ system. the Amet ican warri or spin! and - people lrke Palm msist - because we're untquely favored by God. It takes nothing from the heroes of Normandy and lwo Jima to observe that the gods are always on the emperor's side. Until !hey aren't anymore. Baccvich basicall y thinks America has grow n fat. dumb and la zy. "The pursuit of freedom. as del med i~ an age o! <..:onsumens m ." he wtt les "h,ts induced a condition · of depende nce on Imported goods, on rmport' ed ntl and on cred it. The chief des it c of the Americm1. people is that nothmg should disrupl their access to these goods . that oil and Ihat crcdtt. The chtef atm or the U.S. government ts to s.ll isfv th011 desire. whic h it docs ttl fl.ltl lhtnugh the distnbutton of latgesse here at home. ;md · 111 part through !he pursuit of impenal amhtttons abtoad." , ' MIDDLEPORT - Reva L. Vaughan , 83, Mtddlepo rt , passed away at 9:20 p.m., TuesdaY,. Sept. 16 , 2008 .ill Overbrook Center. Mtddleport . Born Sept. I , 1925 m Rtpley, W Va ., she was the daug hter of the late J onathan and Jenny Sayre Chase. She was the seventh chtld of ten brothers and ststers eight of whic h ' survived infancy. In addition to being a homemaker and talented seam stress~ she worked for many years for Downie and Gross Clothters and Elberfelds in Pomeroy. She was 1943 grad uate of Ripley High School and was a fifty year member o f the AlJ?ha ,Iota Masters Beta Sigma Phi Sorority in Pomero y. She ts survtved by her sons· Larry (Judy) Marshall Long Bottom and Andy (Julie) Vaughan, Tanners Run Daughters Vicki (Scott Bean) Williams, Athens, Pam Vaugha'n, Pomeroy. and Pat Vaughan , Rock Springs. Seven Grandchildren: J. P. Marshall , AJ .. ~aughan , Corey Vaughan, Angella (Jason ) Rosier, Josh Wtlhams, Candace Miller, and Derek Miller. Also survtvmg are fi ve great grandchildren: Ariel Elli s, Brandon Wilhams, Alex Neal , Logan Neal and Hall ie Marshall , a sister. Janet Schaumloeffel , Rochester, N.Y and several nieces and nephews. In addition I(/ her parents, she was preceded in death by her three brothers: Gene Chase, Gamet Chase and Ralph Chase, three Ststers: Ada Rannells , Violet Plants and Nina Machir In keeping with Reva's wis_hes there are no calling hou rs or funeral servtce . A graves tde memorial servi ce will be held on Sunday, Sept. 2 1. 2008, ! p.m.. at the Beech Grov e Cemetery, Pomeroy wtth Pastor Bnan Dunham officiating Arrangements by Cremeens FuneraL Home , Racine. In lie u of flo~ers memonals may be made in Reva's memory t0 the Ohto Rehabthtatton For the Blind , Athens, Ohio 4570 I. . Expressions of sympathy may be sent to the family by VISitmg www.cremeensfuneralhomes.com. -rH £ By actual co uill , Sen John McCain has t'a vored fi ve of the last two American wars . You heard me. For the GOP presidenttal nominee, it 's evtdently not enough to have U.S. troops stalemated in Iraq and los' ing grmmd tn Afghantstan. LETTERS TO THE If McCain llltd his way. we 'd be at war wtth nations EDITOR sltetchtng from the Letters to the editor are welcome. Thev should be less Mediterranean to the thanJOO words. All leiters are subject to' editing , must be Himalayas It's legitimate to signed, and include address and telephone number. No wonder where he thmks the .unsigned letters wt/1 be published. Letter.\ should be· in Pemago n would tmd the '.good ta1te. addre.m ng is.\lle.l , nOIJ!Cr.wnalities Letters of soiJiets. '/hanks to Ol'f(amzatiom wtd mdividuals wU/ not be acceptDefinitely not at the "t hink :ed fo r pub/icatwn . tanks" where the n eoco n se r~ vattve loons who dreamed up lh ts grandtose sci;teme of world domination hang out. that's for sure Dubtous readers should (USPS 213·960) Reader Services examine a world map. 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Web: 26 Weeks ' 107 10 Palin has also clauned that a www.myda!lysent1nel.com 52 Weeks '2 t4 .2 1 refueling stop in Ireland The Daily Sentinel • Page As For the Record Reva L Vaughan I • @ • www .mydailysentinel.com Obituaries or fot the 158-year-old flmi · fai led over the weekend, Lehman was forced to file a Chapter II banktuptcy petition in U.S. Bankruptcy Court on Monday. The shot hedt'd around the financtal world was that the . U S government won' t be hacked into a rescue etfon. It tums out that no one may be too bi~ tu tiul ··Berotc' lhe Fe<J stood up to Lehman lor faced them down ) 1here was a queue lf1rming arotmd the block at 33 Liberty Street as the next and the next weakest parpci pants wete lmrng up cup in hand ." said Robett Bruoca of Fact and Opml()ll &:onormcs. "Now they arc dtspersed and huddled talking m their own hoard rooms set to , manage their own fate with a new gtimmer view of reality" . . Thi s ts a time of reckoning lot Wall Street, one tl1at certaml y must come as a shock to an mdustty that has largely been treated wtth ktd gloves in recent years. Regulators allov,ed for a minimalist app10ach to oversight for too long - which let financial tnstttuttons burld up their risky portfolios tied to the housmg market Brusca said market overseers and panicipants "drank the same KoolAtd ,. The tecent federal bailouts ha ve seemed to teinforce such · vtcws . hut now we know different . Fmancial imtitutions ha ve no one to tum to but lhemse lves @!f!.IJ~] · Patty Jeffers Coolville Today is Thursday, Sept. 18, th e 262nd day of 2008. There are I04 days left in the year. Today 's Highlight in History· On Sept. 18. 1793 , President Washington laid the cornerstone of the U.S Capitol. On this date: In 1759, the French formally surrendered Quebec to the Brittsh. In 1810 , Chile made tis initial declaration of independence from Spain . Thought for Today . "1 seem to be the only person in the world who doesn't mind being pitied. If ~ou love me, pity me ." - Jessamyn West , American author ( 1902- 1984). Thursday, September t8,' 2008 Thursday, September 18,·2008 All Business: Lehman shows no one too big to fail The Daily Sentinel READER'S Page A4 Bon ow mg a phrase from histot ian Charles Maier, he writes that smce World War II . the United States has ~come an "empire of con sumption ," instead of prore ndering duction , · "Amencans ... no longe r masters of thetr own fate." Where FOR enjoined ctti: ze ns to make sacrifices·, Bu sh urged them to go shoppmg and vtsit Disney land. Hence we find ourselves reacltng to the insane criminal conspiracy th at is AI Qaeda by launching a ultimately grandiose, doomed effort to remake the Middle East by force. Even Gen Davtd Petraeus ' maslet ful handling of '"the surge" - more a combination of diplomacy, police work and bribery th an warfare, - has been misnllerpreted by McCain as a military tmtmph enabling the U.S . not to exit Iraq but to go blundenng ever wtder and deeper into the folly conservaltves once derided as "nalton bmlding ." Bacevich endorses neither candidate . presidential Gtven the decayed state of the Republic. he recently told Bill Moyers , "People run for the ptesidency in order to become imperial presidents," Under new ·leadership. however, th ete's some chance of a gradual retum to teality. Elect McCain and we· re due fat a hard Iandtng . (Arka11.1as DemocratGa~ette coltmmi.<t Gene Lyom , 1 ~ a National Maga zine )\ward winner and 'o-awlwr of "Tit<' Hunti11g of the Pre11de111" (St. Mart ill~· Press. 2000). You can e-maiiLyom at eugenelwms2@ \'(liroo.com .) Local Briefs Talent needed for dinner theater RACINE - Southem Local School Disbict's Reconnecting Youth Class will be sponsoring' a dinner theater at 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec . 6. The class, which is funded by the Grant to' Reduce Alcohol Abuse, is looking to recruit talent for the event so that practice sessions and an event schedule can be put m place. All proceeds will be used for the firs t Reconnecting Youth Scholarship that will be awarded to a Southern High School graduating senior m the spnng. If you have a talent, musical ability, or acting skills and would like to participate contact Amy Roush , 949-2611, ext. 2106 or 2107 . St. J ode Trail Ride RUTLAND - The St. Jude. Saddle Up Trail Ride is set for this Saturday on the Dill Farm just outside Rutland at 34843 Beech Grove Road. The ride starts at noon and riders are asked to come early to register and/or sign up for door prizes There will be free parking. The way the ride works for those who wish to raise money for St . Jude Children's Research Hospital is to get a sponsorship sheet from Isabel Dill. On the sheet the rider hsts names of people who sponsor that rider to participate in the trail ride for various amounts of money and Isabel says those sheets can be obtamed by calling her at 7422849 or can be ptcked up the day of the ride . Art in the Park set for Saturday Highway Patrol injurtes by Meigs county EMS fol - Ohtu 2 ~8 . when Ihe 1eh tde r.tn off Ihe lowing a one-vehic·le acctdent th ~ l road to the right >tril-rng .tn embanl-occurred tn Colum bia Township on mem before com ing to re, t in a dnch VALLEY FORD - Theodote P. Tuesday. Sept. 9. at approximately Mark worth repot led!) suffered nonHayes , 53. and Gabnel H aye~, 16 . S:07 a.m. mcaparttatlllg tnjun~~ folio\\ 1ng the both of Dexter. were transported by Sm tth Accordmg to troopers, Jones ," !hough no treatment was accident Southeast Ohio EMS to Holzer was dnving her 1998 Chevy Malibu sought. Her vehicle susuuned fum:Medical Center with non ~ incapacita t ­ southbound on Ohio 689. approxt tional damages ing . injuries followm g a motorq d e matcly .4 mib notth of nu le post 3 ••• acc tdent Sunday at 3 p.m in Colum bi,L when she failed to negotiate a left turn: BEDFORD - Charles Hayes. 16. Township . lost control. and the ve htcle slid off the Pomeroy. was 1ransported to According to troopers. Theodore was left side of the road over the enibank~ O'Blenness Hospital wt th non- mcadri vmg and Gabriel was ridtng on the ment and ovemtmed before com inc to back of a 1987 Suzuki Cavalcade rest on it 's wheels and sustaintng di s~ pacilating IIIJUries by Meigs County EMS followm~ .t one-vehtcle dCcident southbound on North Rpad about .3 abling damages . that occurred fuesda\ mormn~ aro und miles south of Ohio 143 when they Jones Smith was cited with fa tlurc to 7 a.m. • ' came upon a sharp left curve and control fo llowing the accident Accordmg to troopets. H,l\ es was decline and ran into a tree that was ••• eastbound in u 2000 Mcrcur). Cougar down blocking the entire roadway . KENO - Amy L. Markworth. 37. on Kmgsbury Ro.td. 7) fee t \\est ot Both were ejected from the motorcycle, Long Bottom. was cited with fa tlure to Baker Road. when he lh01 e off the right which sustained functional damages control fo llowing a one-,ehtcle accr- side of the tOad. m et'COtTccted. and No citations ,were issued as the tree dent that occurred at approx im ately drove otl' the left siue of th~ road11 av. at was considered a true road .hazard. 4:45 p.m. on Friday 111 Chester v,hich ponll hi s \Chicle s!r uck- an Township embankment and nwnumed on rt's top . POINT ROCK - Stepanie L. Jones According to troopers. Markworth Haye> wu s cilcd wilh tatlure to conSmtih, 24, Athens. was transported to was dnvihg her 203 Ponttac Grand trol: the vehicle he ll.ts drr1 111~ susO' Bienness Hospttal with possible Prix on Bashan Road . just south of tamed disa blm g d.1ma gcs .. ... Holzer partners with others to combat cancer GALLIPOLIS Diamond J. Ranch and Company and Rodeo Holzer Center for Cancer Care (HCCC) have partnered to raise awareness about breast cancer. The rodeo. to be held on Friday and Saturday evenmgs, 8 p.m. at the Henderson Indoor Arena m Jackson, has been designated as " Pink Night a1 the Rodeo" with a goal of raising awareness about breast cancer. To kickoff breast cancer awareness month during October. $ 1 from each admission ticket sold will be donated to Holzer Center for Cancer Care. Kim Johnson, her husband, David, and four-yearold daughter, Madison, own Diamond J. Ranch and Rodeo Company. " Pink Night" became a reality after Kim logged onto Holzer Medical Center's website and read about the Appearance Center at the Holzer Center for Cancer Care. Wigs and special services cor any woman who has s uffered breast or other ~orms of cancer are avatl able at the Appearance Center. She said a friend e xperienced a recent cancer scare and she wanted to do something to ratse awareness about breast cancer. " We are delighted tb have support and involve ment from local businesses In the community we serve. We have numerous . a ctivities planned for I . Welcome to Pink Night! Cancer A~areness . . . Submitted phoio Kim , Davtd , and Madtson Johnson, owners of Diamond J Ran ch and Rodeo Company, JOin Ken Moore, Executive Dtrector of Holzer Center for Cancer Care and Ltnda JeffersLester, Fund Development Manager, Holzer Foundation show a po~ter to Breast Cancer Awareness ture of Holze r Medtcal In May 2006. the Center Month that mclude a hea lth Center and Holzer Cltntc announced i1 s affiliation fair at Holzer Center for and opened tis doors 101 wtlh The Ohto State Cancer Care ," satd Ken pat tents in March 2005 ..The Untvet stl)' Comp re hensrve Mrore. Executive Director, comprehensive cancer cen- Cancer Centet - Atl hut G. Holzer Center for Cancer ter offers both rad tat ton James C.mcer Hnsptt,tl and Care oncology and medi c.t l R tchard J . So love Research "This is certainly one of oncology se rvi ces The lnsl ttute · the more untque fundrat s- chemothera py sutte overThe Holzer Cen tet for ers we have been mvolved looks the Centet 's Healmg Cancer Care ts exp.tnclrng in and we are so pleased Garden th at mclttdes a ils breaSI health serv tces of that the Johnson fam ily walkmg labyn nth , reflect- educat ron and suppot1 lor ~ememb e re d the Holzer ing pool and benches for the women Ill !he teg ion. Center for Cancer Care ," resting and meditatmn . For more mtorm .ttton. call added Linda Jeffers-Lester. The Cente r also houses an (740 ) 446-5474 or loll- free Fund Deve lopment Amencan Cancer Society at 1 - 800 - 82 1 ~ .1860. Manager, Hol zer Cancer Reso urce Center For mo re 111(01 mufl~m, Foundation . and an American Cancer \'i., 1t hendeno HareiU/ .L om The HCCC is a joint ven- Society Patient Navigator. dr call (740) 988-297 I Reclaim Music Festival coming to Me~gs County RUTLAND -:- The 3 ~d Annual Reclatm Mustc Festtval wtll take place saturday Sept. 27 at Tnple Oak Music Center . near Rutland . Local, regiOnal a nd nattonal tounng bands will play from 2 p.m. until past mtdmght, ram or shme. Tickets . are $10, whtch Includes primitive camping. a nd will be available at the gate . Reclaim will introduce The Fehce Brothers as the headline national act. Hailing from upstate' New ~ork , The Felice Brothers a re fresh off stints at Bonnaroo and the Newpmt Folk Festtval ·and are headIng right for Southeast 0 hio . Spin Magazine says T he Felice Brothers are "taking clues from their Ia rger-than-life Americana . predecessors, namely Bob Dylan and Woody Guthne, the Felice Brothers specialize m boozy, ra mbling tales of backwoods nostalgta told m rootsy ptano, guttar. and drum renderings." The Reclaim M~si c Festtval also works to htgh. light the incred ible ltve mustc scene of Athens . and the surroundmg region with local acts Southeast Engine , J.D. Hutchison, Wheels On Fire, and The Never ,Evers all set to play There are also a few regional favorites th at should be known to most all Athens music fans includmg Woody Pmes and The Lonesome Two and Pokey LaFarge. Rounding out the lineup are Columbus's The 111 Fits (who feature members of Tough and L<:!vely. Bygones;and Los Cammos) and Fat ·Poss um Record s' tndt e-fol kste r AA Bondy Athens' very own Factory Street Dance Studto wtll be kickin g off the day wtth a special dance performance. Reclatm ts an outdoot music and community feSiival held at one of the most sce ntc ve nues m Ohto. There will be chtldren activiti es, Do-lt-Youtself wo rkshops, natu re htkes and more . The venue consists of a soltd oak stage nestled amongst hundreds of acr~s of fields and forest. Now m its thtrd year Reclaim conttnues its celebration of mustc in Southeast Ohio all day and night. Schedules. dtrecttons and updates are ava tlable .at www. reclatm musr cfesttval com. The event wtll start at 2 p.m wtth the gat e~ openmg at 1 p.m .. campmg is enco ut aged Those attendmg are e n coura ~ed to take chairs and blankets. drrn kmg wate1 s na~ks. and coolers. No gl.tss or pels are alluv,cd. · For tlw1e 1111ernted 111 vo/unt ee1 wg al Rc< /aim Mtll'tc Felt cm11a<1. ll'clainwllr.lic@~nwil .r om . . .visit us online at www.mydallysentinel.com Your online sow·ce for news Chairman rrom Page AI MIDDLEPORT - More than 80 paintings and photographs will be on display at the Art in the Park show to be a nd efforts to win a majori - the Ohio House of . STEWART, OH staged Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . in Dave Diles Park . ty in the Ohio House. · · Representatives. Kids 12-Under Free with Parents The entnes wtll be judged in categones with prizes Redfern , a state represenRedfern represents En e Coming Fall Classics going to the winners. Attending will be several arttsans ta tive from Catawba Island · Courlty and most of Ottawa 1 demonstrating pamting m "oil, watercolor, and acrylic a nd the 80th House District, County mcluding the Lake Sept. 20 & 21 Two Blfl Days Saturday & Sunday/ along with other skill s like chatr canmg, weaving , bead was elected state pa rty Erie Islands and the western 2 Co~mplate Shows makmg, and floral design . c hairman in December. has in of Lake Eri e. Redfern From II a.m. to I p.m. homemade barbecue will be served 2005 . His 88-county strate· ts completing hts fifth and 1'1111611 illd .... and throughout the day other refreshments will be available . gy has been recogmzed by fm<~ l term as a legtslator. All of the activtties of Art in the Park are free. It ts sponJ Saturday. Sept. 20 th e Democratic National sored by the Riverbend Arts Council. ~ • l.olt Modell $3,000 to WIN • Late Models $5,000 to WIN committee and dozens of • NIIAA RoodWinioll$1 ,000 to WIN • AMRA RWT $1,000 to WIN national publications fat its ~ntkrson 'Mc'Danief ~ • 4t0 Sprint Cars $1 ,000 to WIN • Four'Cytlndo111 Mini-Wedges ..t effeetiveness . , • Pul'l Stotka Street Siocks $1 .000 to WIN 1 'Funera( In 2006, the party made rrom Page AI • Regular Ract Timu Gates 1:30 • Racing 4 p.m . Adtlm M c Dunie l 0 hio hi story and shattered Twc Day Advance Pass · Wfthout Advance Pass· & Jnmes Anderson General; $35 • Pill $70 General: 520 Each Day D IR ECtORS the Columbus area , a low which was the sharpest I6 years of Republi can Avolloblo at the Track Ontyl Pfts' $40 Each Day price of $3 .68 for regular upward price move this year, ru le, electing a Democratic was reported yesterday in it was smaller than the 35 u .S. Senator, Governor L - - IIIII• ll·llall• , _ wllll P•rut. -~ Bexley while a high price of cent price jump experienced and Lieutenant Governor. Lout.d Be-n Athens & Cootvltle l'rdl s~r~icr racleagu ... ~ai/Gblt! $4.19 for regular was after Hurricanle Katrina A ttorney General. 4.1 mllea aut Co. Rd 53 olf SR 50 Middleport Pomcmy For Further )nfo: 304~11-4410 or Raceday 740-682-4111 reported in Westerv ille . when looking at the national secretary of State, and 9'}2-5141 992-S#I 11811 www.skyllnesHedway.net for more info AAA said despite the jump . average of regular unleaded State Treasurer. Democrats w~ ,..andtrronmt dame I.eom in prices from Humcane Ike, which is currently $3 .85 . pi eked up seven' seats in ··Harvest so·· 111,11111,, ••., .. Gas pri~es • '1fcmt ~=~~-- ' �Inside Bl The Daily Sentinel The Extra Point; Page 82 Page A6 ·The Daily Sentinei Emancipation celebrating I45th gathering •, www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, September 18, Thursday, September 18, 2008 2008 Prep Football Preview Roundup LocAL SCHEDULE mot man·festiual opens again in Point GALLI POLIS - ''There will be something for every body," Luella Henry said in describing the !45th annual Emancipation Prodamation celebration set for next weekend at the Gallia County Fairgrounds. Henry is one of the many volunte~rs organizing the observation. set for Sept. :J021 and widely recognized as the oldest continuous celebration of its kind in the U.S . The celebration offers a full program of speakers and activi ties for each day. in c lu ding hi s torical reenactors and cultural displays. in addition to food and entertainment. For many, Emancipation has taken on a homecoming atmosphere as folks who have moved from Gallia County attend and reconnect with family and friends. The program for Saturday ·will feature musical. selections, a performance by the Praise Team dancers from Portsmouth. Ohio historical reenactors, inducting Frederick Douglass,Abmham Lincoln and his wife Mary, a performance by trhe River Valley High School Band and The Burlington Chorus. The Voice of Triumph team from Cincinnati is on the schedule, as well as pre· · • File photo sentations py Frances Curtis The Moth man statue in Gunn Park will be a popular spot for visitors at this weekend's and Mark Miller. The Mothman Festival. Currently in Its seventh year, the two-day event features a variety of keynote speaker for the day guest speakers, a costume contest and the popular haunted hayrides. is Gilmore's son Blaine. · A homecom ing reception. fQIIowed by a dance, will close out the day's activities. Also during the day will be a health fair and birthday chronicles. MASON , W.Va. Chnstmas, helps. prov1de equtpment alSo must be Sunday's schedule opens Aithough the summer seaarea famthes at Chnstmas DNR and Coast Guard at w ·a.m. with a church ser. son IS commr. I? a close, by provtdtng present~ and approved. Ltfe jackets are vice, with music by Brothers in Spirit from Columbus. an~lers ~hou dn t put up hohday treats. Accordmg to requtred. to be worn during_ Husse ll , ·1f other need s m takeoff on the mormng of The sermon wifl be deliv- thetr fishmg poles JUSt yet. The Bend Area CARE Fall the commumty are )J\esent , the tournament. ered by the Rev. Michael C~tfishToumament Saturday CARE also will ass1st w1th . All f1shermen must leave Poke of St. Paul Baptist m a boat from the Mason Church in St. Albans, W.Va. Wtll gtve people_ another those. chance for quahty ftshmg as · A lthough both the fall and levee. There will be no bank Afternoon activities include well as he_ lp a good cause . sppng tournaments. benefit f~shmg permttted , as all special memories by Accordmg. to tournament the Chnstmas chanty, the .f1shmg must be done from a Adrienne Freeman of Wilham Hussell, fall tournament does not bo'at. Each boat_ will be orgamzer Columbus, and the keynote the fall tourname1 .. t ts smal!- restnct Fhe number of peo- assigned a starting P?Sition speaker is State Sen. Eric er than the orgamza~ton s pie ftshmg on one boat. To by a rand?m drawmg of Kearney of Cincinnati. Spnng Catftsh parttc1pate m the t011rna- entnes rece1ved by Sept. 10, Scholarship presentations will annual Tournament, but the funds ment · an.d be on. a boat. a and all other entnes wtll be be made by Arthur Clark, and ratsed go to the same_ chanty. legal f1shmg hcense ts asst~ned boat numbers as Brothers in Spirit will again That chanty, Ktds for reqUired. The boat and entnes are received. sing before recognitions of local , state and national dignitaries are conducted. Emancipation started in Gallia County in 1863 on the one-year anniversary of GALLIPOLIS - For the owned by Lorraine line, and it will be sh ipped President Lii)Coln 's signing first time ever. the Gallia Walker. to out of town or local cusof the Emancipati on County Chamber of "Our dream to start tomers. Proclamation. the document Commerce will have a "vir- ·Silver Bridge Coffee began As · Walker reminds area that freed slaves throughout tual ribbon cutting" for the after we started roasting residents, they may contact the then-war torn nation. Silver Bridge Coffee our own beans. several . the Silver Bridge Coffee While similar celebrations Company, a new business in · years ago, and is a direct Company by calling (740) were held over the years , Gallia County and a new result of a passion to enjoy 709-1610, concerning . Gallia's Emancipation member of the chamber, great coffee with our delivery or to place orders observation has been con- according to Executive friends , family and all oth- by phone. Brochures, listing sistently staged since . its Director Lorie Neal. ers. who share the same all the numerous flavors and beginning and held over the This will iake place on thirst for quality and con- blends, are available on years in Gallipolis, Kerr and Friday, Sept. 26 at 10 a.m. venience," Walker said. request. Bidwell before setting up in the Switzer Room at Walker carefully se lects Walker suggests these every third weekend of Bossard Library. the finest Arabica beans . unique ·coffees are perfect September at the fairThe Silver Bridge then to/ control quality, for gift-giving. either as pergrounds . Coffee Company is a local roasts th'em · small batchor corporate gifts. More information 011 company in Galli a County, es, taking grea are to bring sonal To jill{/ out more about Emancipation is available arrd can be reached for out the distinct avor of thh special event and to from Gilmore at 446-7611 both more information and each bean. · make reservalions 10 attend and HC/Iry at 388-8808. to place orders for coffee At the "virtual ribbon cut- the "virtual ribbon cmting " Other officers of the cele- through their web site , ting." those who attend will :for Silver Bridge Coffee , bration are Glenn Miller, www .sil verbridgccoffee .c have the opportunity to where you can sample the vice president; Corliss om. That is the place to go sample the many flavors Miller, secretary; and Joyce to find out all the details available. Silver Bridge many blends available, call the chamber office at (740 ) Davis,.treasurer. on t_his . unique business, · Coffee can be ordered on 446-0596. POMEROY - A schedule of upcom ing high se hoOI varsity sporting events Involving teams from Meigs and Gellia count 1es Thumdey. Stptembtr 18 SOccer PO~NT PLEASANT, W.Va . - The glow of the red ·eyes ·~ gett~ng_ more intense. which could only mean one thmg: tt s nme for the 2008 Mothman Festival. This year marks the seventh annual year for the·festival, scheduled for this Sarutday and Sunday. Mothman Festival o~anizers are busy planning a weekend jam-p~ked with acnvtttes that both the young and old can enjoy. This year's festival will feature most of the traditional events, such as haunted hayrides and guest speakers on a variety of different Mothman or paranormal related· topics . The Mothman Band will be making its seventh consecutive appearance at the festival and is slated to perform at 8 p.m. Saturday at the West Virginia State Farm Museum. . . New activities on tap thisJear include the inau$ural Mothman Pageant, schedule for Thursday and Fnday, as well as additional guest speakers. In addition, Ernie · Brown of Kentucky, known .officially a~ · Kentucky's TURTLEMAN. wtll.pay a VIStl to th_e festtval Saturdily and Sunday. The TURTLEMAN will present giant snapping turtle handling demonstrations. According to www.mothmMfestivai.com, Brown catches and handles 40-pound snappinll turtles with . his bare hands. .Addittonal activities for the festival include the Mothman Costume Contest at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Mothman statue. DJ Scott's Karaoke is set to take P.lace Saturday and Sunday. The Mothman Powerbfting Contest also is on tap for the weekend. . The TNT Hayride is scheduled Friday and Satui:day evening at the fann museum. Accordin~ to Wamsley, Friday's hayride wjll be available on a ftrst come, first sei'Ve basis, while .tickets will be available · for · .·, Saturday's rides. . Activities such as live music and food will be in store · for those attending the hayride tours. Tickets for· t)le. haynde Saturday will be sold at the festival information ~ot~ l~ated ~~ the, Moth_man statue following the f~­ ?val s'k!ckoff m the mommg. Riders will board wagon$ · m 15-mmute mtervals. · Aside from activities, several ~uest speakers are scheduled for the weekend, includmg Chad Lambert, comic writer; Prahk Feschino; author; Rosemary Guiley·, . ·author; Susan Sheppard, author and ghost hunter; Robin Peyatt Bellamy, author; to:leal Parks, ghost hunter and · author; Travis Shont, author; Prodigy Group, Dayton, Oh10 ghost?usters; Thorn Moore, mvestigator; Bob Wllkmson, him maker: and James Willis, author. Mothman witnesses will pay a visit to the festivaiJ-3 p.m. Saturday. For more itiformation, visit www.mothmanfestival.'com!! . . .,. . l CARE's catfish t~ttrttament is Saturday 'Virtual_ribbon cutting' slated There will be no minimum len~;ths established for eligible fish. All species of catfish are legal &nd can be wetghed . A five fish limit per boat will be enforced. and the fish must be alive in order to be weighed. Cash prizes will be award~ ed to winners. To enter, each individual fisherman must fill out an application, which· is available at www.bendareacare.com. Applications also are available at Nattonwtde In surance in Mason as well as froni Bend Area CARE members. , . Check-in for the toutnament will be 6 to 7:45 a.m. Every participant must check in at the registration table prior to the beginning of the tournament and check in with tournament officials by 3 p.m. in order to et fish weighed. · g All boats will be inspected and marked before the event begins. Fishin hours will be 8 a.m.-3 p.m~ with the scales set to open at 2 p.m. · For more information. call (304) . 773:5680 or (304) 773-5942. Entertainment Briefs Bill Hawks to perform POMEROY - Local singer-songwriter Bill Hawks will be performing Friday from 9 p.m. until I a.m. at Emmett's Pub in Pon1eroy. , Chicken BBQ set for Friday CHESHIRE - River Valley High School FFA will host a chick~n barbeque this Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. prior to the Ratders homecommg football game with Waterford. The menu mcludes barbeque chicken. scalloped potatoes, green beans, roll. drink and dessert. There is a $5 charge for a quarter-chicken dinner; $7 for a half-chicken dinner: and $10 for a whole chicken (no dinner). Benefit sing Saturday ADDISON - A benefit sing for the Fall Harvest Gospel· Smg w-tll be held Saturday at 6 p.m. at Addison Freewill Baptist Church . The concert will feature The Addison Choir, Mark Coleman, Randy Shafer, Brian and the Family Connection and New City Singers. _A't Holzer Clinic, You Can Always Count on ... HOLZER CLINIC· •• 740-446-5381 Medical Excellence. · Local Caring: www.holzerclinic.com • • Southern hosts Green; Marauders, Eagles hit the road Point Pleasant at Gallia Academy, 5:30 . p.m. Volleyball Gotr Gallia Academy at Wahama, 4:30p.m. ~ Meigs at Athens (Athens CC) , 4:30p.m. Croaa Country Meigs, River Valley at Jackson Invite (Franklin Valley) , 4:30p.m. Football STAFF REPORT SPORTSCIMYOA ILYSENTINE L.COM Chillicothe al GaNia Academy, 5:15p.m. Meigs al Wellston, 6 p.m · Trimble at Eastern , 6 p.m. South Gallla at Ironton St. Joe. 6 p.m. . Fed Hock at Southern, 6 p.m. OVCS at Hannan, 6 p.m. f.ddav. September . 19 . Jackson at Gall ia Academy, 7:30p.m. Meigs at Nelsonville-York , 7:30p.m. Watertord at River Valley, 7:30p.m. Point Pleasant at Tug Valley, 7:30p.m Portsmouth Notre Dame at South Gallia , 7:30p.m. Eastern at Hannan , 7:30 p.m. Wahama at Bucl(eye Trail, 7:30 p.m. Green at Southern, 7:30p.m. Soccer Ironton St. Joe at OVCS , 5:30 p.m. Golf River Valley al OVC meet (SugtHWI!lod), 9a .m. Satyrdgy Semember "20 Volleyball River Valley at Ironton quad , TBA Croas Country. Eastern, Southern at Lancaster, 9:30 a.m. Week 5. The midway point of the season. For some football teams in our area, this Friday night is about ~etting in the final tune-up 'before the start of le.ague play next week. For others, this weekend plays a pivotal role in shaping how some league titles will turn out - not to mention the points . impact on playoff contenders. And even for a few, it marks Homecoming . One thing is certain heading into the midway point, a victory is important to all of the area teams involved. Here's a look at this Friday 's Week 5 gridiron match ups. All kick-offs are scheduled for 7:30p.m. BUCKEYES HOST MEIGS River Valley at Northwest Invite, 10 a.m. NELSONVILLE - The battle for the Tri -Valley Conference Ohio Division championship truly begins this Friday night when unbeaten Meigs (4-0, 1-0 TVC Ohio) travels to POMEROY - The sev- Nelsonville-York (3-1, 1-0) enth annual NFU Pepsi Punt for a rivotal Week 5 showBryan Walters/lito photo Pass and Kick competion down Ill Athens County. · Eastern sophomore running back Klint Connery (26) runs through a hole in the River Valley sponsored by the Meigs These two ~c hool s have defense during last Friday's non-league football contest at East SJ:lade River Stadium. fligh School Athletic combined record of 5- 11 Southern tooks its one Boosters will- be held played every year since the defense. · · MHS consolidation in 1967. MHS is averaging 30.8 overall. The Buckeyes have point per game average and Sunday September 21st at with the host Buckeyes points per game as an also won 16 of the last 19 ballooned it to 15 points per Bob Roberts Field in holding. a 16-12 overall lead offense and allowing 15 .8 contests in this matchu'p. outing thanks to a dominatpomeroy. in the series - including points defensively so far this Both teams will also need ing 57-0 victory over' Registration begins .. at eight straight wins dating season against opponents this win for potential playoff Hannan. ~oon with the compelttton with a combined record of 2- purposes . Meigs is currently Now the question is, what back to 2000. starting at I p.m. The Maroon and Gold last 14 overall. sixth in Division IV, Region will Southern do for · an The competition is open to beat NYHS back in 1999 by The Orange and B-rown. 15: NYHS is 12th in encore'/ boys and girls ages 8 to 15 a 32- 14 margin. That was on the· other hand , enter Division V. Region 19. The Tornadoes will square and is free of charge . All also the last time that Meigs Friday fresh off a hardoff wi_ih Green (2-1) Friday <;ontestants must register arid won 'in Nelsonville. The fought 34-28 double-overBoBCATS COME TO evening and hopes to keep provide a copy of their birth Marauders also lost at time win over winless SOlJTHERN up the momentum gained certificate. · NYHS last year by a 1914 Wellston. The Buckeyes also from last week. • • Age groups are as follows. count. , have wins over Trimble (41RACINE -Talk about a Green comes into the con8-9; 10-11' 12-13 , 14-15. But this year. Meigs ente.rs 13) and Piketon (20-13) in turnaround . test averaging a hefty 32 Age groups are based on the Week 5 .as the only remain- the first two weeks, and their Coming into las I Friday's points per game while givcontestants age as of ing unbeaten in the TVC loss came against Berne contest. the Southern ing up 21 points per. Green's December 31 , 2008. Ohio - and the Marauders Union (28- 14) in Week 3. Tornadoes ( 1-3) were aver- two victories have come NYHS is averaging 27.3 aging a measly one point per against winless Manchester All kicking tees and foot- are doing so in a very etTiballs will be provided and c_tent manner. No TVC Ohio ·· points as · an offense and game on three - yes three. (55-30) and Burch (35-6); contestants must wear'tennis sc hool has score~ more allowing 20.8 points de fen- - total points on the season. but are coming off of a loss shoes, no football cleats pomts (123) offenstvely or stvely through four games . But that all turned around in to Grove Citry Christian allowed. · allowed · fewer .(63) as a against opponents · with a a hurry last week. (27-6) last week. ·· Winners of each age group will be eligible to compete in sectional competition in October with a chance to advance to a Cincinnati Bengals game in December. Southealtern Ohio Athletic League North Dlvlllon For more information S!OAL ALL contact Jimmer Soulsby at • W·L PF PA W -L PF • PA 992-6728. Jackson ........... " ............ 1-o ... .21 . . .20 . .. ...4-o . . .. t16 .. 54 Pomeroy Punt, Pass and Kick Prep,Football Stap.dings S0\1thern. on the other hand. openeu the season with a trio of losses to Symmes Valley (35-3). Wahama (59-0 I anti South Gall in ( 14-0) b~fore smash ing the Wildcats last wecli . While the Tornadoes point for total sk.yrocketed last week . they arc still giving up 27 points per outing . Southern had five different players rush for 50 yards or more in last weeks win led by Sean Coppick · who racked up I 06 yards on 18 carries . Greg J~nkin s added 92 ·yards. Michael Manuel had 88 yards. Jerry Justice had . 72 yards and Tuylor Lemley rusheu fur 55 yards. The Tornadoe s urc led under center by Sc;m Salser. although they .kept it on the ground for ull but h>ur plays last week . Friday will also begin a three-game home st;md lor the Purple and Gold alter three road trips in their pre vicyus four games·. EASTERN HEAOS TO HANNAN ASHTON . W.Va. Neither Eastern or Hannan is having the start they ·had hoped for. but-for one team. Friday night will be a big step in the right direction : Hmman wil l be trying for its first win of the season after three big losses to Valley (42-61 . Van (62-241 and Southern (57-0) while Eastern wi II try to ·get over back -to-back losses to River Valley ( 14-0) and Wahama (47-19). Eastern's otiler loss came to Alexander (4X- 14) , but the Eag les do have ·a win over South Gallia ( ~5 - XI to their credit. On the season Eastern is averaging 17 points per game while giving up nearly 30 points per game thanks. in large part. to two big losses to Wahama and Alexander. Please see Football, Bl ' Ove To For lronton. , ... . : ...... . :·: ......... 1.0 ....42 . . .6 . ... ...3-1 .... 136 .. 41 Meigs basketball golf scramble , MASON, W.Va. - The Meigs High School boys basketball team will be holding a golf scramble on Saturday, October II. at Riverside Golf Club. The event will be a fourroan team format, with one ,player from each team required to have an under10 handicap. The event is 18 hole.s and rules will be explained the day of the tournament. : The cost is $320 per team - $80 per person ~ With food, beverages and mulligans included in the entry fee. The $5 skins game and optional cash pot are not included in the entry fee . The event is limited to · the first 30 teams that sign-up. Any extra teams go a waiting list. . The purpose of· this ~cramble is to raise money for purchasing equipment for the Meigs boys basketball program. 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The Blue .tnd Wlu te beg m a two-came home ~ t and tht s F11day-ntg ht. but th ts Fnday wtll be <~n y t h m g bu t e.tsy lm the hosts JH S (4-0, 1-0 SEO AL J e nte l s th JS wee kend fres h o ft " 2 1-20 w me-lro m-beh md vtc tmy ove1 Po rts mo uth , and also lu ~ Wins over Wellston ' (4 J 14). Waverl y (27-20) and Vmto n Co unt y (27-0) Th ose fo m teams are a combmed 'i- l l ove rall th JS season The Reu and Whil e are led by " bnu smg g1ound al!ack. spearheaded by sc mo1 tdtl back Cody Hull. Hull (5foot - 10 . 180 pound s) has amassed 576 ntshmg yards on I 02 carnes - an average of 5.6 yards per carry v. htl e sconn g eight touch- dow ns The l1 onme n are also 1e1y good de lcnSJvcly. al low mg a grand total ol 256 rush mu Yards th1 s seaso n -, ~m a ve r'".:. age of 64 rushtng yar~s per g.11ne JH S " .tverag in g 29 po mts , offe nstvely dnd .tllowt ng o nl y 13.5 as i1 defe nse GAHS. on the other hand . IS a.e1agmg JLISI I ~ pomts offe nsively il nd ,1llow mg 3 1 3 po1 nts .ts ,, dele nse The Dev ds me tt!so avaerag mg 19 1 tota l yatds or o ffe nse and allow mg 326 total yards on dele nse . G AH S o pponent s are 8 7 overall thiS yeat GA HS has won nme of the last 10 mee tmg betwee n these two sc hools, but the lronmen snapped an e tght year, mne-game los mg streak wtth a 14-3 dec tsion last season at Alumnt Stad1um m the Apple C ny T he last ti me Jackson came to the O ld Fre nch Ctty With an unbeaten record WaS Week 5 (September 19) of 2003 , when the Bl ue Dev tl s left Memon al Freid w ith a 34-3Q t11umph The las t time JHS won at Memonal F 1eld was the fall of 1998. when CUI rent Jackson head coach Shane Wo lford was a se mor RAIDERS HOST WATERFORD ON HOMECOMING CH ES HI RE LISt .week . Rt ver Vd lley p1ckcd up tis firs t w111 ol the 2 00~ I fool pa ll season by postmg a won at home in Week 4 of 14 -0 sh Lttout on host Eastern last year agam st Alexander, - snappmg a 10-game los- but have dropped three mg streak 111 the proce,ss, It straight at home smce also mat ked the f1rst shutout lor the program since 2003 SGHS HOSTS TITANS - a 5 1 consec utive game st1 eak . MERCERVILLE - What Now. " 'th a win under bette r way to heal the the tr be lts and a wounds of a long road tnp Homecommg crowd await- than to return to the fri endly mg the 11 return to Ratder co nfines of the South Galha F1e ld . the Ratders ( 1-3) wtll campus durmg homecoming look lot thetr second we~k in Mercervtlle. strat ght tnumph - and stan The Rebel s (1 -3) , who ,, three -game home stand have spent the past three tillS F11day nt g ht when they week s on the road , wtll host Waterford (2-2) m a finally return home agamst non-confere nce contest vi stting Ponsmouth No tre The SJ!vet and Black had Dame (2-2) Friday and hope thcit fm est dtsplay as a team to get the season back on last week, allo wmg just 145 track after gettmg off to tOtdl yards defenstvely the tr worst start in four whtle rack mg up 282 total years. yards th ems elves .. RVHS After losing it season also fmt shed o n the plus o pener 41 -20 at the hands of stde in turnovers for the first Waterford, South Gallia has lime all season , whtch even- since dropped two more to tu all y he lped the winning Eastern (35-8) and Wahama cause. (41 - ~) with a victory over Ri ve r V.1ll ey enters Fnday Southern ( !4-0) htghlightmg mght averag mg 10 pomts the opening four games. per ga me offensively and 32 Overall the Rebels are g tvpomts as a defense, but has mg up nearly 30 pomts per all owed JUSt o ne touchdown game whtle posting just a 111 1ts last f1 ve defensive dozen markers per outmg. quane rs The Ratdets have And tt will take more than also played agam st oppo- JUSt 12 points pet game to ne nt s w1th a combmed get past a Notre Dame team 1ecord of 12-4 so far, and are that had its way With SGHS also 1-0 aga mst Dt vtston.VI last season 50- 18 schools th1s yem;. So far tht s season the The Wtldcats - on the Titans are averag mg 28.5 ot her hand - are in some- pomts per game whtle giving what of a slump aft er stan- up 22 points per, Notre mg the yea• 2-0 , entering Dame's two wins have come Fn day o n a two-game losing over Marton Catholic (38sk1 d overall and also in the 16) to open the season and 1111dst of the second of a Clark Montesson (38- 12) fo ur-ga me road series. last week with a pair of lossThe Green and White es sandwiched in between to defeated host South Gallia Bishop Rosecran s (20-6) in Wee k I by a 41 -20 mar- and Summit Country Day g m, then opened their home (39-32). sc hedule with a 28-20 deciSo 'far the Rebels have swn over Fronuer in Week been paced by Bryce Clary 2 and Jeff Clyburn on the Not mu ch has gone right ground, while B J . Stanley smce for the D-VI program , · and Jeff Combs have han as WH S has amassed only dled duties under center. three points since Week 2, Caleb McClanahan has been The Wtldcats lost 33-3 at a big target of the pair of Grove C ity Chri sttan 111 QBs so far this season, but Week 3 and were shutout by Danny Matney had a breaka w inl ess Fort Frye team last out game last week receiving week 14-0. with 77 yards on four catchWH S is av eragmg 18 es, pomt s per gam e offensively Whtle It won't be an easy and allow mg 2 1 8 pomts as task, South Gallta will at a defe nse. Both of ' least have the home crowd to Wuterford 's wins are against turn to during its second of slln Jiar D-VI sc hools four home games thi s seaThe Raiders last won son bac k-to-back games tn 2003 dw mg the fou rth and. fifth POINT PLEASANT TRAVELS weeks of th at year. the same TO TuG VALLEY weeks and dates as the current schedule. RVHS last WILLIAMSON, W.Va.- Sunday Display: 1 : 00pm _ Friday For Sundays Paper T,hu r sday far Sundays Paper • All ads must be prepaid• a S tart You r Ads Witt\ A l;(eyw ord • Include Complrte Oes crtptton • Include A Prtce • Avo id Abb N!vlattons • Incl ude Phone Number And Address WRe n Needed • Ads Shou ld Run 7 Days I' . I' Losing to a better team can be a bitter ptll to swallow, but losmg to yourself - that can just downright hurt. Pomt Pleasant has had to find out the hard way just how hard pai)lful that can be as a few costly fumbles and a handful of mistakes are all that stand between the Big Blacks current 1-2 start and a posstble 3-0 record after three weeks of football . Pomt Pleasant had the ga me 1n the bag agamst Gallia Academy and nearly outplayed South Point - on the scoreboard at least unttl a few mistakes moved the team back a few spaces and left them playing catchup the rest of the night. But early season losses can prove benefictal as the team learns from past mistakes and Wtth a majonty Of the season still ahead, and a J-0 start 111 the Cardinal Conference, Point Pleasant hopes to straighten things back out starting Fnday. Pomt Pleasant has suffered losses to Galha Academy (28-2 1) and South Point (3624) and has a btg win over St ssonvtlle (42-JO) in Week I. The Big B Jack s wtll try to get back on track Friday mght with a trip to struggling Tug Valley (0-2) , who is not ftndmg the welcommg party to Class AA very ho spittpal. The Panthers are giving up 45 pomts per game in a patr of big losses to Haysi ( 42-14) in VIrgima and Class A opponent Gilben County (48-32) after three weeks and find themselves dead last of the 25 teams in the lates t SSAC High School Football Ratings , All that and now comes the hard part - stopping Allen Wasonga. Wasonga, who has been nearly uns toppable through three games , comes into Friday' s ga111e averaging 163 yards per game with eight touchdowns and a whopping ll yards per carry. Combtne that with the nearly 86 yards per game from Derek Mitchell and the recently revived passing game from B J . Lloyd, who has thrown for !84 yard s and three touchdown s m the pa st two games, and Tug Valley co uld be in for a very long mght in front of Its home crowd. ''"' Current rate I All ! 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Butc h Cooper, 2003 Brad ~ he1ma n . 2004· Brad Sherman , 2005: Bryan Walters, 2006: Brad Sherma n, 2007: Dave Harris. w it h Notre Da me and Whee ling Ce ntral fm the mnth pos ttlon m the first from Page 81 WVSS AC Sidle Jankm gs The lno of blowouts have 1-l.mn dn on the ot her IMnd <~l l o " e d the WHS coaching Sim pl y l1.1s n't had anyt hmg stall to g1ve the younger me mbers of th e Waha ma go li s ""Y I he Wtldcats <~ re squad some Valu able mtn g1\ mg up 57 pom ts pe r utcs on the varSJty leve l game md udlllg g1vmg up The earl y season success tiMt exttc t ~ anwun t tn d of qu arte1 bac k WJII! a m So uthe• n te.t m [,lSI wee k 7uspan has pl .tyed a hu ge th at ~.:Lime 1nto the game 10le 111 the trio of Wahama wtth three pomts on the sc,t- v1cton es With rhe JUnior slgso n On the postltve side, n.tl c,l ll eJ pet fm min g pheHann an 1s h~l vJ n g. one of 1t s nomen.tlly wtth 2 1 comfJiebest SC,\SO!h p jfcnsJVC J\' 111 ,1 IJ Ons 111 29 .ttte mpls on th e long tr mc . ..1ve 1agr ng 10 year Im 41ili yard s E1g ht o f pom ts pet game hts p.tsses have go ne lo r Eastern IS Jed by Kel ly to uchdo wns w1 th no Jess Wmeh 1en ner. Kyle Conne ty th.tn l our 01 hve ot hets and K ltnt Connery 011 the be 1ng d10pped by Falco n ground wh il e B1aydcn P1al! rece1vers b tds the ,ur artdck Prall h.td The Be nd Area team s a so ltd g.une l.tsl week grou nd ga me 1s bemg paced aga 111SI RV HS p.tss 111g I0 by JUmor Mtcdtah Branc h tunes wtt h 22 co mpl etions w1th 142 yard s 111 22 c.111 ies . tor 77 y<ttd s Th e locals 1111c11or hn es Jmdan Ktmes <~nd Mtke hdve helped the Whit e Joh nson h.tve bee n on the Falcons 1un for ove r ROO rece Jvt ng end of the ,J ya rd s wh1l e g tvmg up JU st ma joll ty of the Pt atl p <~sses . over 300 yards to the comFo r H.mn:m. must of tis bmed toe oftcnoc h,IS come trom Iared Alter play mg three conT<~v l o r and Robe1t Wa rth sec uti ve away games whtle Jacob Tay lor ha nd les Buckeye Tra il wtll be hostduties undet cen ter J.tcob mg th e Whil e Falcons ti1r Tay lor Jed the 'W!Id c,tt s the secon d !nne m fou r offensively last wee k wt th years whe n the Bend A rea 54 yards on 4-ltll - 11 pass- team mdkc s the le ngth y ing JOurney to the Want o rs Fo1 both tc,uns F1id.t y's home tut r. Buckeye Tratl ga me w11 1 be,, btg mome n- conrmues tu seat ch for tts tu m boost espccJ ,tll y tcu the f11 st win of the season aft er to Co lumbus Eagles who e nlc 1 lc.tg ue fa llm g 0 us.tders (25- 12). Ca ld we ll play nex t wc~;k (42-7) , Fro ntter (26-22) and Batnesv il le ( 18- 13). The WAHAMA TRAVELS TO Wa rn ots are coac hed by BucKEYE TRAIL Ra ndy Tho mpson who IS 111 LORE CITY - As wa s hts seve nth season at ex pected. the Wdhama Buckeye Tratl 'N he re he has W h1te Fa lcons hreezed complied a 4'1-24 record . Follow in g " I0-0 ca mthrough the lt rst three games of the 2008 foot ball season patg n m 20 07 the Wamors w1 th one-st ded VJ cto n e s have been bitte n by the over Southe m . Eas te111 and IllJUry bug in a bt g way d urSouth Ga lila but the cali ber mg the preseason and on of competitiOn for th e mto the earl y part of the curun beaten Be nd Area ~ri d­ re nt g nd season ders ts pred tcted to escalate BLUE DEVILS HOST co ns1derab ly th ts wee k JACKSON when the Mason County II travels to an 0-4 Buckeye GAL LI POLIS Two Trat l team who ftgutes to be much better than 11s wml ess fo undin g fathers of th e Southeastern Ohto Athl etiC stri ng mtgh l md1cate The Whtte Falco ns had an Leag11e wt ll get together for easy ttme 111 tak mg care of the 79th ltme m th e ht story its fi rst three opponents in of leagLte play tht s Friday wmnmg by 59-0,47- 19 ,md 111ght whe n Gal hu Academy 4 1-6 margms whil e gtvmg hosts unheate n Jackson 111 a Wahama head coac h Ed cruc tal matc hup dt Cromley hJS IOOth career Memonal Fte ld. coacht ng vtctory The The Blue Devils (2-2 , 0- 1 unbeate n >late pldccs th e SEOA L) ow n a 40-34-5 local gn dder' m a dead lnck ove1a ll mark over the ~ Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... 1iiwl" !rotlto n P.1rklrsbur~ HOW lQ W§lfE a.ti Succes:uAds GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Sunday In - Column: 9·00 a. m . mtlJ.n Trail ~ Suuthl'rn"' South ern H Wab a ma at 1iiwl " Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Oeaci/Jir~ Dally In - Column : 9 :00a - m . 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US cwrency prool/m1nt sets d!a 1 Yr old SA 588 lot more mends MTS Cotn Shop tnfo and piCtures go to ID 151 2nd Avenue Gillfr www orvb com Brov.ntng 740 446 7204 polls 446 2842 3 4 BR 2 bath famtly >i George s Portable Saw room bonus room over mtlf don t haul your logs garage approx 3 acres to the Mtfl JUst call parllally wooded Cherry 304 675 I957 Rtdge Rd Am Grande area 740-245-5416 or Yord Sale 740·645 2226 leave B•g Yard Safe Thursday message www comtcs.com Frtday Sa1Urday & Sun· 3BR 2BA 2 car gar day 9am-8pm 86 Burdtte patto DAIFR Re locattng Addt 1on PI Pleasant S115000 740·446-0817 Pots ~======= I ;C;;"~e;.;m;;;s;oJg':-::---:-";';: House wlfh 2 acres tn SR M1ntture Dachshund 160 Wtll constder land CKC reg1stered shots '--&:: contract 441 5062 or wortned Mal es & Fe· I"Ulnques & ~ ~~=~=~ ma Ias · Iong harr Boats / Accessories 379·2923 shorthatr red & black/tan GIBBS ANTIQUES· Ntce 4 br 2 ba home on AI 1 1 1 1 $300 each 304·593·3820 ca~~U r~~ o;:rn:~~~ u~~ ~ff 199 1 2911 pontoon boat K1neon Dr tn Ga lipoliS w1th drrve on frailer and 01111e netghborhood Oft -;-:--:::-"--'"7.--:':' At 33 Racme H d d 1 2 Neuter ScooterC IS ~om- (7P4~r~~~~~~~6 ext\ camptng enclosure and car garage and ftn tshed 70hp]ohrtsonmotor en 740·256·11 s reet arge 1ng lo Athens o on· extras 5390000 asobo dea basement 09 day Sept 29th Cat Only ,.,--~-:-:----: 304 675 0366 ddys or Nrce Home Mount Ver· SpayfNeuter Cltntc Wtre coke fables & 304 675 4921 non Potnt Pleasant 4br I40/Cal & Free sho1S chatrs show cases evenmgs 2 lull bath LA Large FA ~~y 0 ~ft~l~e $ 5~~al p~~ trunks orl lamps cups DR Kt!Chen has frtdge www ne uterscooter com ~n duse saucers, Mickey Cam~~~~~:Vs & stove DE Large Uftlrfy or call Toll Free ttems Chtlds ~~~:::::"":;;:,;"":'~:' Room lots of closet wtcker rocker old space 'or storage 1 Car 1 866 662-5838 pressed glass ware Fa1 AV Serv1ce rat Carmt attached Garage Brtck Tratlers Front 611 Pnvacy Fence ber Ware coke stgn chaer 740·446 3825 k I I I cfoc s sea es e ec rtc surroundtng 15x32 In pa1no mt!ttary foldrng ur ~A::V_______ ground pool Front & gan hre place grate Ser•lce at Carmichael Back covered concrete Detta Queen posters & Trailers Pallas Asktng 5159 900 Farm Equipment pat nlrngs Mlsstsstppt 740 446 .3825 740-418 0575 Ford 4000 high clear Queen Commerattve ,;,:;:;;::;;,;;:~~";"'""'= ,;;,,;,;,;,;;,,.,,.,= ance lraclor wtlh Free· Champatgn boltle 8 & Moto~cycles land {Acreage} mans loader frame no 16 mm prorectors car ~~=~"':~~-= bucket $3800 446 2801 toon ltlms, mtsce l!ane 03 Kawasaki KX 65 low 200ac +f on ous (740)992·4197 hours ltke new $1500 Gallta!Metgs o OH bor EBY, INTEGRITY, Fuel/ Oil/ Coal/ obo 740 446 6865 or der Great huntmg land 740 645·5736 $210 000 neg KIEFER BUILT, Wood/Go• 304 593 5280 VALLEY HORSE/LIVE 06 Harley Davtdson ;;::,~~~~~~= STOCK TRAILERS Seasoned F~rewood afl Ntght Tratn 7400 m1!es 3500 Real Estate LOAD M4X EQUIP hardwood 555 load Sl3 000 740 709·6337 Renlals MENT TRAILERS 304·882 2567 CAR G0 EX RAE SS & ,;;;,;;;:;,;;;;;;,,.,==,. 2000 AulomOIJVe HOMESTEADER Miscellaneous Apartmonh/ CARGO/CONCESS ION Townhouse• TRAILERS B, W 12xl 4 carpet medtum s7 Aulos GOOSEN ECK F~TBE D brown 5150 00 ~::::"-;:"::::-~=:-:: ' 1BR Apt W/0 !lookups rug $3999 VIEW OUR EN· area S50 00 !:2006 Dodge Stratus 4 satellite TV mel w/rent after TIRE TRAILER INVEN Call Gpm t yl auto 66 000 mtles close ftl hospital Call 740-446·1423 TORY AT $4 500 OBO 256 9031 or _7· 4 0~3~3~9~0~362~::::::;-;: WWW CARMICHAEL· 256 1233 : 1I TRAILERS COM 2000 Honda 400 4 ~~~~-:":~'::::= 2 bedroom apartmen or 740 446 3825 Wheeler Commetctal 2007 Honda VTX 1300R rent tn Mtcldleport no tanntng bed Couch (Tan) 1800 mrles black pets (740)992 5658 6ft hntsh mower wtth ex· 1yr old 304 895 3129 $7800 388 8380 2BR APT C1A 1740) Ira belts & blades S750 ~-:---:---,.~~~ 2007 Honda VTX 1300R 441 019 4 obo 379·2706 Berber Carpet $6 95 yd 1800 m1les black $7600 3 rooms and bath up carpet remnants $40 00 "3;_;8 88 ;;;3;;8;;0""'"""""'""'= sta1rs Completely lur ~H:':a~ ve~yo~u~p~"ce :=:d·a:-:-J:::a::': nn & up Monoha n carpet = 111shed wtlh W1D No Deere lately? You 11 be 2212 Eastern Ave GaUr TNCks pets Ref Req 446 0245 surprtsedl Check out our polis Ohto 740 446 7444 1988 E 350 Box True~ Apar1ment available now used 1nventory at _,..-...,----..,.. 01sh Network system runs bu t needs work Atverbend A,pls Nev. www CAAEO com Car Haven WV Now accept gAM 339 0885 please calf between mtchael Equtpment to 6PM Mon Sat tng appltcattons lor 110 446 2412 Vans HUD subsldtzed one 74 o 446 6604 Bedroom Apts Ullltftes Jtm s Farm Equtpmenl Jet Aeratton Motors re 1987 Chevy 112 ton Van mcluded Based on 30°o Inc 740-446 97n patred, new & rebut It tn auto, V·6 good t1res of adrusted 1ncome Call avatfable End ol Summer Clear· stock Call Ron Evans runs good good wet\ _.04 B82 3121 $675 for Sentor and D1sabled ance Sale new and used 1 800-537 9528 van tillers new and used ~..,..-----::::~ ~17,;;4;;01;,;9,:;g2;,0;;;2;;5;;5,.,=""'"' people Ktng Kutter 13rush Hogs Black Gtbson -;; Wanl T0 Buy on and off road dump LesPauJ?wtth trailers '0% F1nanctng case $700 00 Baseball want fO buy Junk Cars on select models of new cards Rooktes memocall 740 188·0884 Apartment a'va1fable now Massey Ferguson and rab1 lla tnsens 740·416Atverbend Apts New New Holland 03B2 Rear Estate Haven WV Now accept 000 3 tractors wa c Sales 1ng appl!cattons lor Complete e!ectnc temp HUD subs1clrzed one WantTo Buy serv1ce on 20' 6,6 Bedroom Apfs Utllllles ~=-:===--:~~ treateQ post new used Commercial tnctuded Based on 30"o Now buytng Gtnseng one 11me $275 of 1ncome Call 740 2?4 0326 (7401992 0255 For sale or tease 304adtusted 882 3121 available otftcelwEtrehouse'siO!age -:::=::-":::"-;:=.-:= ::-:-::-":""!:::::':'~~~ great loca tton tn Gatttpo for Santor and Dtsabled Wanted to Buy· Paw Pole Barn 30x40x10 only hs sq 11 people 1aoo Paws Black Walnuts $6 995 other stzes Free $400/ month Call Wayne Call740·698·6060 Deftvery 877·773 8356 404 456-3802 1 :O ·' ~ 1 0 ' �Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel Apc:lii.. ,ts/ Rentals Holp Wonted - General TownllovN& 3 BA, wfd tlookup , mo- "A Place to Call HOME' bile home, no pets $450 Foster Pa rents Neededm .. deposit call $30-$48 a day with pd CATED & AFFORD- month respite. Traini ng beg1ns ABLE! Townhouse apart- 446·7311 :merits, and/or small ::-~-~"!'"::"~:""!'"~ 1n September. Call Oas1s ·houses for rent Call Double w1de 3 BR 2 bath to help a ch1ld find a to call hOme '740-441 ·1t t1 for apph- $575 depos11 5575 rent place cation & informa11on . per mth plus utls Ready 1-877-325- 1558 :-~~-"!"--- 17228 Chatham Ave Twin R1vers Tower IS acDelivery/Warehouse percept1ng apphcat1ons lor son needed. full lime. im Sales Walring list lor HUD submedla1e . opening, mLI SI SidiZed , t -BR apartment 1980 t4K70, 1 t (2 bath. have good dnvlng re· lor the elderly/disabled, 2br w1th small lo t, Apple . cord Apply-lifestyle Fur call 675-6679 Tree Dr.· $12,000 111ture 856 Third Ave 304-576-2096 or Gallipolis, 9:30·5:00 No Baauttl ut Apts. at JackPhone Calls len Ettates. 52 West- 304-674-5513 wood Or.. from $365 to $560 740-446-2568. Equal Housing Opponunity. ThiS inst1tut10rl 1s an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer bed 2 bath,' 200 16K70 Fleetwood 2 bed I bath, 1999 Portune 3 bed 2 'b ath We del1ver block Gracious Living t -and 2 Bedroom .A:pts. at Village Manor and Riverside Apts : in Middleport. trom $J27 $ 592 . 10 740-992-5064 . Equal Housing Opporturllfy. level and anchor. We can do rne looters also. Daytime 740-388-0000 or 740-388-85 13 Evenings 740-388-8017 or 740-245-9213. 2004 Doublcwide 1n new condition . 4 bedMiddlepprt N. 4th Ave .. 2 room, 2 bath. all appli· bedrooni furnished apartances included, ment. no pets. dep. & $37 ,000 located at rel., 740-992-0165 i76 Zuspan Lane MaMOOem 1BA apt. Call son City 304-675·2 117 740-446-0390 Haven. one bedroom· apartment, deposit & references. 740-992-0 H35 Newl Be the f1rst to live in a new log duplex 28R. , bath . HA/CA. Porter area. No pels De- posit & ref. $550 month. Call 446-2801 per _N1ce Clean Ground -Floor, 2br, WI D hookup, :References/Deposii/No -Pets 304-675·5 162 Now accepting applica!1ons at; .Valley View Apartmenls 600 State Route 32~ . Thurman , Ohio 45685 740-24S-9110 1-2 Bedroom Apartmt3nts witl1 ap-pliances furnished On site laundry facility. Call lor details or pick up application at rental oHice. assistance. Equal Housing Opportunit y TDDII 419·526·0466 ''This institution is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer" LOCAL MANUFAC· Mig Welders Please ap· at per59n at 2150 of MeJ1tal Retardation Eastern Avenue . Gallipo· and Developmenta l Di s- lis·, OH abilities is nov/ accep ting ~-=-~~--~­ applications tor the Di- An Excellen t way to Mrn rector of Education. mooey. The New AVon . Pleasant Valley Apartments is now taki ng applications for 28R, JB A ' & 4BR HUD Subsidized Apartments. App li cations are taken Monday Fnday, from mrough 9am -4pm. · Office is locate d at 11 51 E11ergreen Drive, Point Pleasant WV. 304-675-5806 Marilyn ~ S• ;oP;;'•;;m;;;b;;;;,' e ;; 22;;·;;20;;0;;;;, 8 . """"" description and ap plica· lion available at Ubrary circu lation desk. Applica· lion must be mailed to: Bossard Ubrary 7 Spruce St. Gallipolis, Ohio 4563 t Attn: Debbie Saunders, Li brary Director. Applications mu st be postmarked by Sept. 27. 2008 . EOE "" Ccnhier /Clerk Immediate Opening for Cashier/Receptionist Friendly. p'roletsionat work atmosphere with good benelits. Must be· people friendly and respo nsi ble . Comm1rcial 500' SO Feet warehouse storage 2' dock w/2 roll-up door. Conven~en t location/easy lor semi truck load/unl oad. Available Oct . 1 339-0SBS Commerical Space for Rent, Main St. Pt. Pleas. $400/mo. 2000 Apply in pe r~o n 7J3-501 ~ 4808 Downtown Middlepoor1. ac ross stree t from New Family · Heallhcare, '1600 sq. ft . (retail/showroom . offi ce, backroom, restroom) 700+ car co unt per business hOur. free on street parking, Clerical wv proved. No Pets 304-675-5332 weekt:mds Medical l ab is.- Oimct Ca re Staff in resi · tq fill a Front de_nlial youth program Des~. Order .Entry/Billln~ M~st be 21 years of age Pos1110n. Med1cal Term1- Pay baSed on expe rinology and Coding a ence. Call must. Full·tlme 40 hrs . (740)379-9083 Mon-Fri wk . Send resume to 4'00 , 9am -3pm. E. State Street, Athens, ~~~-..,~~­ Oh 4570 1 Hair Dresser Wanted at Shae's Beauty Salon Driv•n & D•liv.ry cont act Karrie 304-675-2828 Delivery Drivers needed tor Community Program H ouse parents(2)wanted cash paid weekly, must l or boys group home lobe neat in appearance cated in southern Ohio. Retires Welcome . ' Con - 27·7 care fo( 2 weeks on at -2 weeks off. EKperience tact Dave raising teens or foster 304-675-4693 care prelerred. We provide training. Interested? Experienced · driver 740-591-0265 needed. 2 BR house in Gallipolis, W/0 conn . S4 15Jmo $150/dep . You _pay all utilities . No section 8 or Call Wayne HUD. 404-456-3802 years old and have 2 years eKperience. Apply In person ·at 2204 Jackson Pike. • (740)992-1900 days Houaea for R•nt 1br House in New Haven, WV, total el ectric. everything in walking distance $300 mont h, $300 deposit. No Pets 304-882-3652 ~1b:"'l:"' , ~$~ 37~S~ Im•o·n~ th..,in~ S· y ,acuse. Deposit, HUO ap- Must be 24 Call 1-877-325-1588 Gonmm•nt & f•d•ral for Oasis more Man lookirlg lor lady to live ir'l , no smoking or drinking, own transporta~on. desire free room & ~~--~J:;:o=:b~s=-~~ : POST OFF.ICE 740-949-2303 Taking applications on nice home on SA 160, 12 mo. lease at $650 per .mo. plus sec. dep. No pets. 441-5062 or 379-2923 Ronlals 2BR at Johnsons Mot?il e Home Park . Call ' 740-645-Q506 or 740-446-2003 Federal Funds just released for Land Owners. . No closing cost and ZERO OOWNI Will do land improvements. Bankruptcy & Bad Credit OK. 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedrooms available. 5'x10' to 1D'x30' Sizes V.C. YOUNG Ill needing a lu ll time JOb. You need to be honest. a person of integrity. w1lh goor1 people ski lls. You also need to be able to follow instructions ar1d have an ability to hsten and lea d people in tt1e rigl1t direct1on I 11eeti people who.wcmt work and Will show up for wo rk. If you are a recent college gr'ad and canno t lind employment and feel that you are qualified, give us a chance unt1l a job in your career path becomes av<11lable. Call Pat H1ll, Used Car Manager for an inleNiew at 446-9800. to ---=---.,...-The Ohio Vall ey Publishing Co. i s seeking moti vated. people-oriented Individual ti !ill a vacr1.11cy in the news dept as a Sportsw riter. The successlul candidate Will coyer high school nih let- ' its in the area lor the daily edition of .the news paper, as well <lS assist with tho production ol spo rts pages. EKCellent wriling anc;l E11glish sk ills, photog raphy Skills and knowledge of desktop publishing are sought The position is lull time. 40 hours a week , with bene f it~ . Interested par· ties can send resumes to Kevin Kelly, Manp.ging Editm, Ohio Valley Pub lishinQ Co:, 825 Third Ave. ,bathpoll s. Ohio 4563 t or kkeUy @my, da1lytnbune.'com. No phone calls please IIIC::lt~i.)(;ision We Need YOU t o apply! No experience required! No Cred1t Card Sales! No Co llecl1ons! You cl1oose ll1e type of ca ll s you wan t to take : Re cmit volunteers l or non-profit organizations 0• Ra1se funds and renew memberships lor the NRA! Full and Part·time PositionsI Day and Even1ng Shitls! Protessional Work Environmellll Medical. Dental, EAP. 401K! On-site Ouctorl Weekly Pay +-Bonus Incentive s! CtJII TODAY! ln.tervlew TOMORROW!! Work NEXT WEEK!fl 1-8881MC -PAYU Ext. 2456 Apply online: http :!!Jobs .I nloclslon .c om Mainlenonce/ Domeatic Part-time maintenance worker. 25-30hrs. pm week, Pay b ased 01'1 exCall perience. (740)379·9083 Mon·Fri betweEn 9am -3pm Hours Pomeroy Oh1o 25 Vear& local E~ pe nonce· 7:00 AM • 8:00 PM • K3 t/14/1 nro pd A Cete1¥at1on oi Ulc Ovl!riJ fook Center. loca ted ar 333 Page . Stree t. Middleport . Ohio 15 pleased · to ann ounce thai dt1e to intern al changes 111 cur facility. we a1e acce pting <;~ppl i · ca tions tor lull time 7P-7A LPN's. part l ime 7A-7P LPN's a11d full time and part time STN A's to 10i11 om friendly and dedicated -statt Applicant's musl be depend.:::ble, team players with positive atti tud es lnte..rested applica nts ca n pick up an applica tion M·F 6:30 AM -4·30 PM All e ligihle applic ants "VIII then be contacted b}' Hollie Bumgarn er. LPN, Stal1 Dcvo~­ opment Coo 1clinalm @740-992·. 6472. EOE & A Participant of th o Drug-Free workplace program. C~Uith D•K"Curtr •~~11~7 IVif>pk Rd . l'onu.'rn,\·. OH \\ ·l, hu) tN·tltirl' .. . l'll111pll t('t' \\ lwl'l Hardwood Cabinetry And Filrlrialre :ll i g n l lll' lll ~. li~l l_l ll tl't:ilan it" \~ 011 , ~nw.t}rttb:e-r-c-re!!kt:llblnet:ry.oom l"umpktt: ~L·rvil'l' t~il l· h;ln ~c ~. o.,malll'll~i t ll' l'l' p,,ir. Sat.K!Kiatn - 1 ~ Racine, Ohio 740·247·2019 ('0:-JCRI II l ONS IIWl 110!\ David Lewis 740-992':'6971 " WV04l1 82 Free Est imate Stan ley Tree. Trimming & Removal *Pmmpl 0111d Owners: Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe *Kl'aso1.1:1hk R11t..:s *lllSUI'Cd I:' Pl'ril' ll LL'd Ca ll G ~1 ry Stanley 0' 7-111-.l')j - ~I J -1 ~ TREE WORK Tnt)ll l'fl . "l': tkc Dn"·n & Remnnll • Alfnrdahle, Kl'nsouuhlt• Price 7~11-~4~-5 1 52 U f ICU \1,.' IIU..'SSH ' l' BullETIN BOARD DEAr•JI•IE ' 'I ;1,1 CAY BEFOI\f f'lllll l[ AI lOll' Cell : 740·416-5047 email: 0 LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE AND/OR MEDICAL ASSISTANT Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting applications for a full time Licensed Practical Nurse and/or Medical .sst LPN's must have current WV license. Previous med ical office ·experience or hospital related experience preferred. Send •esumes to: Pleasant Valley Hospital c/ o Human Resources 2520 Valley Drive Point Pleasant WV 25550 Or fax.: 104-675-6975, or apply on-line at www.pyall!!f,O!I Quality Seamles~ ANEOE (.~M£.~1"-R'( 0~ T\-\E:. 1'\~"-.C:oE.IC . ~e:.w::. OF me: t».'I' . Gutters Muintcnanc~ Plus Cl'lllm• n·iol & Nt •.1idcmwl Vinyl , Sidi ng/Rt.!p l:u:el\1ent Wind(IW~/ R c mud\.·1ing Hnndcd & I Hi'ill n.:d 74U-992- t49J Office 7~11-~11>-K3.19 Fr~·~ Cell b t imm.:rJ 'vV I~ ( '111 ' 1f ·i11 C, til ( 'l .I T( rl l ! ~I'<' 1 866-564-8679 LLN HOH! ~· H&H Guttering Seamless Gultei s Roofing, Siding, Guners PEANUTS 740-653-9657 141, SPIKE .•HOW Manley,.& Racycl•na ARE "fi.IE IN ? 503 Mill Sl• Mlddllllrt OH 8180 l40-992-38U ••• MendltfrttiiVB:OO IIIHi:OO 111 la11111V 9:00 •t2:DI 1m WE NEVER 6ETTAPIOCA PUDDING.. WI4EN '(OV SEE GENERAL I'ERS~IN6, ASK HIM W~'( 't'OU NEVER 6ET TAPIOCA PUDDING W~EN '(OU'RE INFANTR'f ., ). ;=H:e:lp::W:a:n:le~d=::...:=H:e:lp::W:a:n:te:d=::. Heartland Publica tions LLl\ ;1 f;-~st growin~ nl-wspapcr publishi ng L'OIIlJ'H il Y in the Ohio Valley with a regional acco unting ollie~ in Oa ll ipnlis. Ohio is or l'ash appli1.:ation specia list fnr immcdi:llc employment . A <;tll't:t:ssful l'<t nd idilll' wi ll ha ve ;.u.:...:ounting cx.pcricm.'l' and be pr(l l icicm in. Excl' l ami Word snftw<trc . Rcspnn... ihi litk•:-. will im:ludc di!tc entry L:ctsh upp l i ~.: ation . hcndit ~ induding health and life insun.uK'C . 40 I k. paid v :tcation and holidays . For immcdiah.:. t:on sidrration_ :O.l'lld your r~s ml1c ;.md rciCrcncc~ lo . I i I 11 1 ' PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE: Is hereby given that o n Saturday, September 20. 2000 at 10:00 a.m., · a pub lic sale will be held at 211 Second St., W Po meroy, Oh io. The Farmers Bank and SavIngs Co mpany Is sellIng for cash in hand or cenlfled check the fol- ' For furth er information, o r fo r an appointment to Inspect collateral, pri o r to sate date conlf!cl ' Cyndle or K e n at 740-992-2136. (9) 17, 18, 19 Public Notice The Home National lowi ng coll at e ral: B ank will auction the · 1996 J ee p Grand following Items on SatC h e r o k e e u r d a yo. September 20 , 1J4EZ50S1TC147097 2000 S Dodge S E 1B3 EJ46C2YN211 373 Th e Farmers• Ban k & Savings Company, P omeroy, Ohio, re· serves th e r ight l o bid a t thi s sale, and t o w ithdra w th e above co llateral p r i or t o sale. Fu rth er, The Farm ers Bank and 000. at1 0:00 a.m. altho parking lot. 1996 Olds 'Bra va d a tGHDT1 2W8T2707767 1999 Chevy Astro Van 1GBOM1 9W7X9144201 1993 BUick Century 1G4AH55N3P641 5606 2000 GMC Sonoma 1GTDT1 9WOYK 146524 The H ome National Bank reserves t h e rl9h t to reject a n y and all bids. All vehicles are sold, as Is where Is, with no warr anties ex · pressed or Implied. For an appoln1m enl to see, call 949-2210, ask l or Sheila. (9) 17, 10, 19 S trat u s B a nk's Savings Compa ny reserves the right to reject any or all bids submitted. The above described collatera l will be sold " asls- where Is", with no expressed or lm· plied warranty given. Construction • Vinyl Siding • Replacement Windows · Roofing ·Decks · Garages • Pole Buildings • Room Additions OWner: James Keesee II 742-2332 1 Famed lava spewer 2 ER picture (hyph.) 3 Painted tinware 4 Flute cousins 5 Chicken piece 6 Wet North Easl It Dbl. Pass 44 Pas s 1\ll pass The big jump with a long suit David Lloyd George, the only Welshman to be Prime Minister of Great Britain, said, "Don't be afraid to take a big step if one' is indicated. You can't cross a chasm in two sma ll jumps. The bidding starts as in lhe diag ram: {one diamond) - double - (pass ) - ?? 11 the advancer (South) bids one spade, it is natural with 0-8 points. If he iu.mps to · two spades, It shows 9-11 poi nts. But what about leaps to three spades and lour spades? They eta not describe stronger and stronger 1hands. beca use with 12-p lus points South wou ld cue-bid two diamonds_ Instead, they show relat ively weak hands In high-card terms, but ones ~ith a lloonngg sui!. Three spades wOuld promise a seven-card suit (or ver; good six-carde r), and four spades an eightbagger (or very good seven-carder) . So Jn.this deal South lumps tci three spades. West , knowing his pa rtner must be weak, passes, and North raises to game. WeS1 cashes two diamond tricks, 'then shifts to the heart .king. How should South cont inue? Declarer has tour losers: one spade. one heart and two diamonds. He has only nine winners: sill: spades, one heart and two clubs. To get a 10th trick. and simul· ta neously to discard his heart loser, , South must tak~ thrSe clubs. And he must get them immediately. II he plays a trump at trick lour. he will go down. After winning trick three with dummy's hea rt ace, declarer plays a club to his king, followed by a club to dummy's jack . When th e finesse works, declarer's heart loser disappears on the club ace and th e contr'act come s home. 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'" KBLSW T E PREVIOUS SOLUTION- ' Sooner or later. wit1in91y or unwittingly. we must pay Jar every m(rusion on the natural enVIronment." ·Barr y Common,er THAUAILI PUIZLIR S© "RJJ~\-~t,~e,· - . - -- - WOR D GAME Ed;tod by CLAY I. POLlAN - 0 four ~earran~s lertors of !no: ~c r ombled words be· low tc for m four : imple words. Friday, Sept 19, 2008 By Bernice Bede Os ol Insured & Bonded Pomcrlly. Ohiu West G Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors. Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall,' Remodeling, Room Additions Local Contractor 740·367·0544 Free Estimates 740-367·0536 COW and BOY WE TEND TO HOLD ONTOO . TIGHT TO OUR PAST.I)S PRCESHHAT HOLDS THE KEYTOOUQ FUTUQE, NOT NOSTALGIA FOI1 WHAT ~WAS. AND WHA TEVE11 CAN'T GET OUT OF THE WAY, DESE~VES TO BE THIIOWN UNDER THE BIGMACI-II~ AND CI1USHED BY THE WHEELS OF P110GI1ESS. YOU 11£ALLY BELIEVE THAT? YES, ESPECIALLY IF THEY HAVE A JAMBA JJICE. ......... . . .. .. lib._ " J .•.. ... . & a .. ~ 6AAAHH! MY -n-IROJ1/ . MIL.I</ICf W~~R! AL.O£ VERA!!! t'or Remodeling and New Uouse Building Call: MARCU M CONSTRUCTION • Room Addit io ns • Garage• • Viny l and Wood Siding • Roofin g • Po le Ba m ~ • Patin ·s. Porche< and Decks In lh& year ahead, two individuals who have recenUy proven to be lu cky lor you wi ll continue to be so, especl!liiY II you remain loya l .and c lose to them. 11 behooves you to keep these relationships strong. ' VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sepl . 22)- Don't allow any incllnalion of disenchantment with your work to cloud your thinking and then see how different thing s become for .you on the job. Your positive attitude wilt bring about positive occurrences LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23)- It yo u don' t put too much credence on social con tacts Ia make things happen , you' ll end up linding your own way - and the aspects guarantee that you will enjoy yourself. SCORPIO {Oct. 24·Nov. 22) - Alt hough most people's patience might De pushed to the edge In a malter that is stow movIng, you witt continue to stay the course . As a result, you'll come out th e winner. SAGITTARI US (Nov. 23 -Dec. 21) Remain hopeful with regard to social invOlvements , and nothing will cloud yOur opt imism. Success in relat ionships comes !rom seeing things and peop le in a good light. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19)- New channe ls are opening, enabling you to add to your holdings and resources. Although dedicated effort is par1 o1 the reason why, luck and ctlarice will also play a role AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. t 9') - Desires to oxplore new avenues of eKpression could be pronounced in you , and Dame Fortune will b~ trying to pust) something great onto you. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)- Strive to com pl et~ whatever It is you started yes terday, because there are large rewards to be reaped. Don 't allow yourself to get off cou rse ARIES (March 21 -Apr U 19) - An IntereSting development could occur with regard to your soc ial affairs. You could meet 59meone you 've always wanted to know and hit II ott With him or her right from thQ start. TAUR U$ [April 20-May 20) - Elevate your eKpectatlons of what you hope to get ou t of your job anq don't let selfdoubts convince you that !hay can't be ach ieved. Goals can only be attainable if you go alter them . GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -:You're entering a cycle wtlere you are apt to be . mora of a realistic visionary than one who only dwells In wishtul thlnklng . This new you will bring wonderful chanQes Into your tile. CANCER (June 21-Ju~ 22)- A friend who haa conel81entiY been elf&etlve In handling hie or her oWn finances may orlfl r soma auggestlona about handllnQ yourt. Don't hesitate to tiaten to what could be wllt countal. LEO (Ju~ 23-AUII. 22 ) - II nur1llrect properly, an alliance will otte r ma r'IY new advantages. Ba lnttrntad In ltarnlflil more about your partner, and II could pay KR I F S I I I, I , -------, . NUDAT ''Have you noticed.'' my fri(!ld asked, ·•when 1here 1 ~ o 1--• .-r--.-.,--r--l : .__.__ ! ' ·.__ 1.__/ - ..__, I ~. absolutely nothiJtg else .-- - - ------, rn say, a bore will still be-····· P I R7 r P I 1-...-,..-!..,.,-,.--, ,--,,--1 \0 ~~:plm . . _ _ . U~Snt"1'S l E ihc chccde ·cv01ed . by frl1 1 ~.g ,r, fhl.! m· ~1ng wc·d~ 70u doveioo 1.- orn sreo Nc 3 below ABOVE 1:j GET ANS\oVE11. lETrt~) SCRAMI.ETS ANSWERS 9ii7.0R Thrash_;_ Co,'e( N0tch- Emetic- CA l C!! I'HE\1 Ifall mv friends jumped off a cliff! wouldn't juinp with ~lem . l would he al the bonom1o CATCH TIIEM. ARLO &JANIS oH in~ldn MilE W. MARCUM, OWNER SOUP TO NUTZ -P2.N Riebel Roa(i. Ln ng Bntt o m . O H 740-985~4141 R;)~ WI-- --- Coli: 7~0 -4 1 6- 1 ~ .14 25+ Jl:arn!.xperirure f ree Estimates Advertise in this spate for $64 per month - - - - ------ • 1-\t.LP! BAD CREDIP NO CREDIT? BANKRUPTCY? PSI CONSTRUCTION Diane Hill Galli polis Daily Tribune P.O. Box .tli9 Gallipolis, OH 4563 1 :'>T~11W'~ Gc.N~"-.L Rubber Roohng. Room Addil :ons Decks. Shinqlf' s.. Siding. Windows. Pole Buns. Garilqcs. tn su rilnc c WorK . Acs idrrlll al & Commcrci.11 7•Hl -2·1S 1)437 LICei1SCd a BoiHlcd 3(1 Y(',11<> Free Estlma!es EKpPi iL•nr r• C••••l.. · Fa> to 7-l0-441 -057K , or mail to: I>.IH:.\>\TO&\~ MIKE MARCUM IIIRIIRIIICiu •IIIIHI•WIIIIII caiiJHc Cllllr 11111.......... ICIII Fir !:111111 Pr1aS1 d~ hi II <'•'he an landpuhl ir at inn> .cnnt I"I-I \TI-l jrshadlrm@aol.com RICK PRICE N~ '" Htlmts, Ruum Additions, Remodeling, 1\h·h•l & Shingle Roofs. Siding, Decks, Huthroum Lkensed & Insured Posit ion offers ull cm11pan)· P'/1.!-lt> I-lOW, ~ERE 1::. OUI?.. T'J-oq PAYING TOP I!IIICIS All Chicken Noodle Dinner Sept. 201h 5 pm The East Letart United Methodist Ch urch seek ing <~ pplit:al·io n s for 'the posi t ion THE BORN LOSER i!OOI'IN(; & i!H!Hiltll~(, ( 0. Q ual ity \'V(Il'k lh·kt\"lll'l'• i\\a i luhiL.·! ' ~TATIOI,UC '1\'t' appn•cifllt• your hll.\"i fl (' .\ ' \' 1 ' D1rec1ory EGGS!! .~o~ (M) a111 - -UO pm II \VIS HE WANTS ME TO ·PAY FER MY CHOLESTEROL TEST WIF BUTTER 2459 St. Rt. 160 • GaiUpolls LFORFRE I T ~l' f\' l l'l' (74019'12-5344 1\hln-1-'ri. ab le in OV Serv1ce 1 Bus. DOC SHORE DON'T PRACTICE WHAT HE PREACHES, ELVINEY !! 740.446.9200 anU '' m1r:ri1~ h(ta\~ ami 1{\' \ Ell $28.000 . -~~LATION·SI'IIP"! l l ~c d T 1rl' ~. Nt:w S }I IT WAS A - G~fAi ~ fi-OOP L & L Tire ll>trn We ' iOPAY: iHf ' KV C 13ehavioral Hea lth• Concrete Removal · Ca re Mason County Oflice Therapist Appli· and R e pl acement ca nts must have a MasAll Types Of tel' s degi-ee in CounselConctete Work iug. Psychology or Soci1:1 l Work . You mu st be r-----~--. WVSW or LPC ticons2S Yc,u s E'( p erien cl' Salary starts KVC pro· v1cles in-home and toste1 care se rvices to children and tamil1es. KVC offers train ing and benefits. Send resumes to HR Dept. 200 Bradford St., Charleston. W.V 25301 . CAll . 1-800·835-5277. EKI. 127, Fax P04)(347-9728 or email cgrady@kvc . or~ KVC is an Equal Opportunity Employer, . Tti~~~ W~~~ TWO OF W~~y Cll~ATU~~ \ ON Tti~ Aflt:. a la.wyer 19 Can vas· back 23 Back wh.n 26 Lump of jelly, say 28 - Andreas Fa ult Opening lead: + A E-mail : captbili65@yahoo.com www.auctionzip.com #5548 14(1.44!-938 7 ol South DOWN· 17 Hired 29 GuHer, for Deal er : West 140-416-1164 Complet e Trne Caro lr>oured ·F ree EollmaiM SHOP CLASSIFIEDS ·' · C~OUROFFICEAT992·2i5i'·l, Q\098743 • 96 • 5' Stop & Compare birds feint South · Johnson's Tree Servtce types Maso11 ry. brick, block. stone. Free Estilllale. 740-4 16-nos. , '~ l •200 c9film1flrtch Su~ t AKI0972 I -12Sat. Open 9-81-1 Concrete ' , :: '12'00~'1" Inch weekGa)$ · . hawed 57 Low voic es 58 Marine 16 Hockey • J l (1 7 3 • J 6 3 . 98642 ... Q 10 5 AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES Auctioneer: BiiiV R. Goble Jr. ROGER HYSElLS GARAGE 304-59J.6421 • A • ti Q a c overing 13 Not digital 14 Made a foray 15 Check endorser , West Vulnerable: East-West Medical 9000 • Q. ... A J 7 Easl 740-992-1611 992-6215 'F\ A 54 2 . Sellio• Clalfn I need to hnd {2) people , ' • New Homes • Garages · Complete Remodeling 45771 740-949-2217 09 JB-08 • KJ 65 i nlorm~tion ~~~~..,~..,..,. bd. in exctlange l or light housekeepirig, ca ll NOW (? 40)992 -2460 H IRI NG av~. Pay $20/hr ~~~-~~-~ or %57Kiyr. inctud9s WV BOhr Underground Fed.Ben , OT. Place by 304-675-0799 adSowco. not af111iated Miners Class, star1ing Wtli!-Co-Trainlng 3 bd., 2 bath. Pomeroy. with USPS who hire s ~oon . 304 -372-8346 ba'sement wlgarage, t -666-403-2582 handicap access1ble. $650 per mo .. Help Wanted Help Wanted 2br. In Pt. Pleasant, 5465 .month, Homestead A~alty Broker Naocy 304-675-5540 or Rac1ne. Ohio wv 036725 North ROBERT BISSELl CONSTIUCTIDI 29670 Bashan Road • Room Additions& Remodeling · New Garages · Electrical & Plumbing • Roollng & Gullera ·VInyl Siding & Pointing ·Patio and Porch Declla ~o ve~l! e•,e'rl• nte 25550 Athens looki,ng CARPENTER SERVICE ' Custodian for · local ct1urch. Mon·Fri 8 :30am to 2pm. $ 10/hour Send reume to Minister, PO Box 228. Ro1nt Pleasant , sqlh Hill's Self Storage YOUNG'S The Daily Sentinel '992-2,155· Help Wanted - General 1 Praise highly 6 Floors 11 Eleclranlc flash 740·992-5882 Help Wanted · General 42 low-fat spread 44 Molecule part 46 Assert 51 TV fare 54 Chewing gum base 55 Makes glad 56 - and 12 Iris St ill. 124 Pom11101. OH Sportswrite r creden tials : Master's ~ A~ VO ~N ~!~A~II~A·,.·.~ ,,~-~~ 0 Degree in Special Edv - 8 S 11 .1 81 8 uy or cat'·on/Admr·n,·st•at<on·, ' el<'- Spears 30 4·57 51 429 urey gible l or ODMRDO and ODE Supervisor/princ1pal Bossard Memorial Ucertificates: . four years brary seeks app lican ts expenence working in' for the pos i!IOil of L1bra ry the ea rly intervention. Page!Shelver. Up to t6 preschool or school age hours · per week. Minispecial ertucation field: mum wage, 111cludes experience in tt1e MRIDD evening and weekend lield prefer red. Sen d re- shift s. Must 'be a minisume to Carleton School. mum of six teen (t 6) PO. Box 307, Syracuse, years ol age and · pass . OhiO 45779 on of belore background check. Job Alder • The Meigs County Board ply Successful appli cant w1ll Call possess tt1e fo llowing 304 -882-2645 Phillip per month! ' NEA Crossword Puzzle ACROSS • ResCare Home Care 15 accepting applications tor Support Assoc 1ates. CNA & STNA MRIDD exp. preferre d. Apply at 8204 Carla Drive, Galli polis. Man - · Fri. 8-4 Email resume to: rharri son_@ rescare com . Administrative/Profeuio TU AER is taking applicanal · tions lor EX.eEB.J.ENCE.D The Daily Sentinel• Page 85 BRIDGE foraslowas ::--=--~--::~­ A Possibility of renl:JI www.mydailysenllnel.com ,. OPHTHALMIC OFFICE MEDICAL ASSIS· TANT Great benetits. wages and working condltions. 8 Btl_76 3.2 3 93 Fax 740 .n 3 _9093 The ODMR&DD Gallipolis Developmental Cen ter is currently seeking therapeutic Program Brand new 3bed 2bath Wofk ers. Y0u must have on + -hall ac re in Pt. at least 6 months paid Pleasant OWNER · Fl · expe r1ence 111 d1rect ca re: NANCE AVAILABLE a high schoo l (740) 446-3570 diploma/GED and a valid Mobile Home tor Sale driver's hcensn. Fleming 14ll:60, App119ations mfly be sub1988 online at 2br , 1ba 30 4-675·3656 mitted careers .oh1 o.gov or in after 5:30pm pe rson at the Gallipolis Center New J · Bedroom homes Devetopmenta! from $214.36 per month, Admin istratio n Buildiny may be Includes many upgrades. Applications 01 taxed to·. delivery & set-up. mail ed ODMR&DD Gallip'ol1s 740-385-2434 Developmental Center Sand p ip~r mobile home, . 2500 Ohio Avenue. Galli· 14X70, t 990.w!app lipolis Oh10 45631 ances.,2 cc:u metal car - Phone: (740) 446-1 642 port, excellflnt , shape, ell:!. 273 FaK (740) must be moved 446- 134 1 , The Gallipols Develop$13,500.740-992 -6849. mental Center IS an Equal Opportunity Em pldyer Thursday, September 18, 2008 ALLEYOOP Advertise your business on this page 2 2006 16ll:60 Clayton 3 AND New Thursday, September 18, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com WliCI ~ ~ s -· :l 11 ov ~EA '~ ...,..,.,........,. .... ~l(lc:o• llfl �. Page B6- The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel .com . Thursday, September 18, 2008 ' Home Improvement edition inside today's Sentinel Marauders lose 1VC Ohio finale, Bt , Extended Thru Sept. 30, 2008 l'rint<d on Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio . <:o CENI'S • Vnl. ,58 , No. ')O .., ***** PREMIUM .PRE-OWNED CARS. 8 TRUCKS***** • Eastern d~ps heartbreaker to Trimble. SeePageBl ' 2G05 Chevy Trallblatr 414, LT. 2Tone, Black &Silver Sunroof, lea\tler 01 SILl 813,. lGOI Pord P·110 Crtw Cab VB, Leather, lariat locally Owned, New Premium Tires AWD, Silver Metallic w/ Neutral Lealher Sunroof,Nav. Rad~. 3Seats · Chrome Wheels Silver, Loaded With Options Local Owned, 3 Seats, Was $25,900 LT Model,Only 37K Miles,Was 117,900 101$18,. Sill 1001 ctdllllo ltOIIIde !IV lat. 2001 ChevY T1hol LT 2005 Chevy Sllvl!ldo CrtW Cab aooe GMC lnvor XL. 3 Seats, SLTModel, Leather Loaded , Only 19K Careful Mile.s NOW$22,. 200? Chevy Upllndtr Vl!l 7 Pass, Duai-A1r, LS Model Custom Cloth Seating . SALE SIB,. 818,• . 2001 CMvy Subnn Ln 2005 QMC Envoy .SLE WMe. Nav.Radeo DVD,lealtler White, Cloth, Just Traded! vs; 4x4 Model $12,910 SAlE 813,.m!ISRF 2005 Cadillac Escaladt 2001 Chevy HHR White Only 29K Miles AWD, B~ck Raven, Only 37K Miles Sunroof, Nav. Radio, 3Seats Neulral Leaftler, Chrome Wheels - llJ, 2008 , ......., ,.'' . • ' ' 7 ,., · , .. , · ·'· · BY BRIAN J. REED ·POMEROY - There are no ideological differences betwee)1 Ohio Governor Ted Strickland and Sen. Barack Obama, according to Ohio Democratic Party Chairman Chris Redfern, and help local !hat should Democratic volunteers se ll Obama as the Democratic presidential candidate. Redfern , a state representative from · near Toledo, auended Thursday evening's monthly meeting of the Meigs County Democratic Executive Committee to discuss the Obama campaign , and the importance of an Ohio victory for !he Democratic ticket. State-level Democrats , are working hard for Obama in southeastern Ohio , considered an unlikely win for the Illinois senator. Strickland himself visited Pomeroy on a tour through soulh~ eastern Ohio on Obama 's behalf earlier this month . · Strickland is a popular candidate in southeastern Ohio. Even in hisiorically Republican Meigs County, he has never lost an election, winning Meigs County in all of his congressional races and in Ohio Democratic Party Chairman _ Chris Redfern rallied Meigs · County Democrats to pull out all stops in campaigl)ing . for Presidential Candidate Barack Obama. Brian J. Reed/photos . Front and center for the opening of the Meigs,County Democratic Party's headhis 2006 bid for governor. Redfern said he does not expect quarters at Carpenters Hall were PartY Chairman Henry Hunter, Central Obama to win in small rural coun- Committee Chairman John Ihie, Meigs County Commissioner Mick Davenport, lies in the Strickland Country of State Representative Candidate Debbie Phillips, Clerk of Courts Candidate Brenda Phalin, Central Committeeman Lawrence Hayman , and County Please see Democratic, A3 Commissioner Candidate Tom Lowery. $13,199 Commissioners approve FQHG equipment fund PageA3 • Jeanette Barrows, 65 ·200? Pontl•c 01 1001 CHIIIaa CTI LT. V6, Silver Green Exterior w/ Neutral Sealing V6, Sunroof, New Premium Tires 814,8 APPBECIA'I'E 813,.0 MltallllliM;Dlt Mf Pontile Gti Kd Pftl Mllulclt Luctmt tlL Popu~r Gold Mist Finish Lealhe! Interior, Sunroof Aluminum 'Mleels, P. Seats . V6 Economy, 29 MPG! 811,110 Arctic White · IIUIT Ill 'I'D Only 2tK Miles, GMAC leaseRetum like New Cond1tion1 Balance ol48mol SOK Mile Warranty' 1 . ONLYS2l,IIS 1M CM:IfaJ MI-lT V6, Air, Auto Well Equipped New Car Warranty 827,900 ' - 812,. Mfl*kLunmCX POftliK Gt GT Only 4K Actual Miles! Whtte IMth Tan lnlerior Only 8K Low Miles, Sunroof V6 Performance 817,100 817,. 2007' Che~ -c.AcDlS -~fl llhSt .. l Only K Miles, V6 Air& Aula SALI,'88,180 - lutdl LAJQ Lilt CIS Leather, Loaded, Locally Owned Clean Inside &.Out SALE 818,180 813,. 810,000 SPECIALS!• 1994 1996 Diamond While Exterior; OFF Lease Sunroof. Only 16,500 Careful Miles XM Radio, Loaded With The Options You Would Expectll 4DR, Loaded, Air, Tilt Cruise, Only 36K Miles UNDER 2006 2001 2001 2002 1998 1997 2000 ' 2002 Bv BRIAN Chevy Cobalt 2DR ....... $9,900 Chevy V~nture ............. $5,995 GMC Jimmy 4x4 .......... $6,995 Pontiac Grand Am ..•... $6,995 Ford Explorer 4x4 ....... $3,990 Buick Park Avenue ..... $5,990 Buick Century...... ~ ....... $4,995 Jeep Grand .Cherokee $5,995 Saturn lon ....... : ............ $9,995 Chrysler P. T. Cruiser... $7,990 GMC Sierra Ext. 4x4.... $5,995 Chevy Silverado 4x4... $5,995 .................. P•• ••• •••••• ••••••••yl . , .....................c • • INSIDE · • Legion Auxiliary plans remembrances for : veterans. See Page A2 • Thompson gets FOP endorsement. . See Page A3 · • Assessing the - · damage. See Page A5 • A Hunger For More. See Page AS • World's Alzheimers _.Oay to be observed 'sunday. See Page A7 WEAmER Downtown Racine recently turned into an automotive showroom featuring every Fourth Annual Cruisin' Saturday Night. rum to cash· BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENTOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM Detalla on Paga A2 INDEX · 2 SECilONS - 16 PAGES Annie's Mailbox .Buckeye Edition Palendars Classifieds '· A2 AS A2 0 Comics RACINE - It's been said Americans have a love affair with the automobile and last weekend that love was turned into scholarships to benefit graduating seniors from Southern High School during the Fourth Annual Cruisin' Saturday Night. . . The event, · sponsored by Hill 's Automotive Classic Car Restorations, Gatling Ohio and Home National BUICK· CIEVRILET PONTIAC Th.ank '\'uu Ohtt.l 6 \Ve s t Virgani .;.t For Supporting U s Stnc e 1954! 1900 Eastern Ave. • Gallipolis, OH . l.ot:lll '7411 f fti-BIIU 'I"'IH Freil 1-11'7'7- f 111-IIIIBil REED Bank , turned downlown Racine into an automotive showroom fealuring every kind of dream car imaginable . One of the event organizers, Melody McKay of Hill's Automotive Classic Car Restorations, said !hough this year's scholarship award totals are not final , she's sure it surpassed last year's total of $2,400. Last year's scholarships were given in four, $600 awards. . McKay said !he following students from SHS even volunteered their time running errands and registering cars at POMEROY - Meigs County Commissioners appropriated nearly $95,000 from the Appalachian Regional Commission into a fund for health care equip. ment at Thursday's regular meeting . The appropriation will be complete once I he funds ' are certified by the county auditor. .The gra nt was for $94.999.41. and commissioners applied for it through the Governor's Office of Appalachia as part of the process of open ing and operating the county's federallyqualified health center. The fund s represenl a grant for new office and lab equipment for Family Health Care, !he federally' qualified health care fm:ility now operating in Middleport . Submitted photo The FQIK medical prackind of dream car imaginable during the tice offers famil y praclice · services · on a sliding-fee sca le . to bolh the insured and uninsured. It recently moved from county-owned the show: Emma Hunter. Chelsea Please see Fund, A3 Pape , Rashel Boso , Bryan Harr is, Weston Rob erl s, Zach Ash, Alex Hawley , Brody Flint. ' · As for the .car show, out of over 60 enlries, David Wright with his 56 Studebaker Hawk took best in show with Charles Pennington taking nmner up best in show with his 27 Chevy two-door Capilal. These ·top awards BY BETH SERGENT were followed by 14 additional awards BSERGENT @MVDAILYSENTINEL.COM Southern Fitness Center open house set Please see Cars, A3 · Merchants raising money for a gift of appreciation · BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICHOMYDAJLYSENTINEL.COM ~ditorials POMEROY - .The clean look of Pomeroy's downtown streets and the beautiful flowers which from the pc:riod light poles and grow in pots along the streets and beds around the parking lot are a tribute to the work of village employee Dale Riffle. A few weeks ago Riffle was in an automobile acci~ ooOa Ohio VoDey Publlahlnt Co. . dent and injuries have kept ' . him off the job. He has completed rehabilitation for a fracture at Rock Springs Rehab Center and is now at , h9me rec~perating. Faith • Values Movies ' 88 ,,NASCAR Obituaries A3 ' B Section Sports ' ·A2 Weather J. BREED@ MVDAILYSENTINEL.COM 2001 CMvr Mlllbu Mau 810,800 2004 2004 \ Aveo Hatchback, Gas Saver Auto Trans , Air Over 30 MPGI www.mydailysentinel.com . BREEO@MVDAILYSENTINEL.COM OBITUARIES lOH CM¥1 MlltMICinllt tl> ODP Chairman: Obama shares Strickland ideals SPORTS ---'~----~---. .... I' RlllAY, SEI'TEMHER 100% Rt'C)·dcd NewSprint hang ;lL Jill • He resides alone at 42994 . S.R.l24,Lot212,Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 where those -who have appreciated his contribution to downtown beautification may send cards. He's hopeful of being ' back to his.job of sweeping the sidewalks and slreets clean and nurturing the flowers to keep them in bloom until frost comes. Meanwhile , several Pomeroy merchants who have appreciated Dale's . work want to lend hi,m a hand in paying for his med· a1 d h IC an ot er expenses PINse see Riffle. A3 Downtown merchant Eloise . Drenner shows a container s'he displays in Weaving Stitches for donations to Dale Riffle. Charlene Hoelllchlpholo RACINE The Southern Local School District's Fitness Center will celebrate an open house from 4-7 p.m., Thursday at Southern,;· High School for the entire community. The special even! will fearure -free health screenings , including nun-fasting blood cholesterol .and glucose. blood pressure. body mass index, and bone density. The screenings will be adminislered by Holzer Medical Center Health and Wellness along with th e Meigs County Heallh Deparlment. A I icensed physical therapist. cardiavascular coordinatpr and nurse praclltH;mer wil l be present for any general heallh queslions. Please see Fitness center, A3 ' ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. 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