https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/402179410e1087eb9567e0a46d45b801.pdf 4673f064f0d570ab33d6d06456eb39f9 PDF Text Text Page B6 o ' www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, October 21, zoos; ' Lions, B~ckeyes to decide firSt place in ~ig ·Ten COLUMBUS (AP) Having proven for at least one game that they're better ·than the_y've ~med, the No. 10 · Oh1o State Buckeyes now have to impress No. 3 Penn State. "The mindset was, 'Let's show how ~ood we are: I think we did, ' offensive guard Jim Cordle said after Saturday's 45-7 rout of No.' 20 Michigan State, undoubtedly the Buckeyes' most impressive game of the season. "We wanted to get some momentum going for the back end of the Big Ten sea,on ." That "back ·end" of the season kicks oil with a national spotlight game under the hghts Saturday night at Ohio Stadium. On the line is first place in the Big Ten for both the Buckeyes (7-1, 4-0) and Nittany Lions (8-0; 4-0). For the Buckeyes, it's a last chance to redeem themselves after falling apart in the last • two national championship · games and a 35-3 blowout loss at Southern California earlier this season. "I defmitely think if we could come out with a win it would force some people to respect us·again," cornerback Malcolm Jenkins said Monday. ''It seems right now they don't have any (respect for us) nationwide. But we're more worried about ~etti ng a . wm and t:rrmg to ,;vm a B1g Ten champ1onsh1p. The Buckeyes had played lethargic, uninspired ball for most of the season, barely scraping by against teams su'Ch as Ohio (26-14), Troy (28-10), Minnesota (34-21 ), Wisconsin (20-17) and Purdue ( 16-3). That was not the case against Michigan Stare. Thev had more than 160 yards just in fumble retum yardage in the ~arne, and jumped on every 1m stake the Spartans (6-2, 3-1) made. And Michigan Stare made a lot of them. tuming the ball over five times. '·It's what I would tenn a good. tough win on the road," coach Jim Tressel said. "This is huge . It was a.ranked opponent, a team playing with a lot of confidence. It was a great atmosphere." The Nittany Lions. one of the biggest surprises in the nation so far, rolled over everything in their path while winning their first seven games. Faced with a Michigan team that was coming oil a humiliating 13-10 home loss to Mid-American Conference member Toledo the week before, Penn State was favored to swainp the embarrassed Wolverines. ·But the Wolverines not only hung around, they led 17-14 at the half and were ried at 17 late in the third quarter. Then things fell apart. with the Nittany Lions going into h~perdrive to roll to a 46-17 wm . Now there are only two teams left atop the standings in the conference. 'This week is so big for us and it's so big in the Big Ten conference," Ohio State linebacker James Laurinaitis said. One of the reasons why the Buckeyes were clicking so well was the play of freshman quarterback Te1Telle Pryor. He had shown tlashes of the talent that marked him as the nation 's No. I QB recruit last spring, but had also shown a UNIVERSITY OF I~~OG~ a For good cause, A3 'Fiye generations, A3 • " AP photo Michigan quarterback Steven Threet·(1 O) is hauled down by Penn State linebacker Tyrell Sales (46) alter a second quarter scramble cturing an NCAA college football game in S\ate College, Pa., on Saturday. propensity to take a lot of neg- scored at will against ative plays. Michigan State. . He sure · didn't against "If feels good to know we Michigan State, going 7-of-11 stepped forward as an passing for 116 yards includ- offense." said receiver Brian mg a 56-yard TD throw Robiskie. who caugh.t also against a bhtz to·wide receiv- caught a TD pass from Pryor. er Brian Hartline - the In addition, Chris "Beanie" Buckeyes' longest play from Wells rushed ·forl40 yards on scrimma'ge this .year:· a season-high 31 carries and They raced to 21 quick two tc,uchdowns. points in the opening quarter Pryor is from Jeannette. Pa., and never looked back, one of and Penn State was among his the few times this sea~on final three choices in colleges they've been able to put a before picking Ohio State. So team away early. he knows the magnitude of A week after not scoring an what's ahead on Saturday. offensive touchdown against "It's going to be fun Purdue's lightly regarded because they're a defense. the Buckeyes almost Pennsylvania team," he said. BY MARK WILLIAMS SPECIAl TO THE SENTINEl RIO GRANDE - · The University of Rio Grande RedStorm women's soccer team closed out the home portion of the 2008 schedule with a 4-0 loss on Saturday afternoon versus American Mideast Conference frontrunner Houghton at Evan Davis Field. · Rio Grande (3-11-2, 1-82 AMC) played defense almost the entire game and just could not generate any offense. HoughtoR (11-2-1, 9cJ.J AMC) scored the only goal it would need in the 17th minute When Bethany Kowalczyk. She was assisted by Kay lin Bull. The Highlanders added a second goal in the 25th minute on · an unassisted goal from Bull to go up 2-0 on the scoreboard. The 2-0 held up until the late in the game when the fatigue began to show for Rio Grande and the RedStorm gave up a pair of goals in a span of 43 seconds to give the visitors a sizeable cushion. Amy-Kaye Mitchell put home a shot off a carom after Rachel Cross missed off the crossbar. That made the score 3-0 with q minutes remaining tho game. Samantha Choma scored the final goal; Cross collected her second assist of the game on thai goal. : Houghton out-shot Ri<j Grande 31 -0 and 11-0 ill shots on goal. Rio senior goalkeeper Sarah Sandlin registered seven saves while Houghton goa]keep~ er Erin Asquith was nol tested in collecting the shutout. . Rio Grande bid farewell to three seniors MollY. . Corson , Chrissie Garrett and Krista King. Corsorl was the first player iq women's soccer history to ·play all four years. : Garrett played her sec~ ond season as a .member o( the women's soccer team, She also runs on the track team. King , who did n!Jt play iri the game because of aJI injury, was . back with the squad this year after a oneyear hiatus. She has played three seasons foe Rio. Grande . Sandlin has one year of eligibility remaining and plans ori using it. Rio Grande will travel to Cedarville on Tuesday night. Kick-off is set for 7 p.m. • Prinl<!d on loti % Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio .) o ( 'I\ 1S. \ 'ol. ;;H . :'\o. 7:3 SPORTS Buckeyes' goals still ih · reach. See Page Bl ·o . \\'ED:-;I·.Sil'\Y, OCI<H~ER 2:!, 2008 CARl KEARNS of Mason HOLZER CUNIC We're Everywhere You Are! 1-·----------------~-• 446·2404 Now that Ohio allows Board . of /~ Eie<:tions early voting a month .before Drrector R1ta-s'm1th sa1d the Election Day, more voters .board staff has been busy POMEROY - ·At least are taking advantage of the processing early . voting I ,400· Meigs County voters convenience of no-fault applications and ellfly balhave requested or cast absentee balloting. Voters lots. Registered voters can absentee ballots , with just are no longer required to vote by mail or in the board two weeks remaining before provide a reason for absen- ·office until Nov. 3, but tee balloting. applications must be the general election. . Bv BRIAN J. 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The Meigs County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting Tuesday, electing · trustees, adopting resolutions on a number of agri· culture-related issues, and recognizing long-time members. State Trustee .Patti DeBruin, pictured at left, Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAilYSENTINEL.COM and Joyce Payne, u~dated members on Ohio Farm RACINE - This week Bureau activities, and Jeff Racine · Village Council Warner discussed member decided to increase the benefits. Recognized for starting of its police membership of 50 years or officers topay be "comparable" more were, pictured below, with the larger villages of from left: Sam Michael, Middleport and Pomeroy to Paul Reed, president of attract applicants. Farmers Bank and Savings The Pomeroy Police Co., Janet and Carl Morris, Department is the highest Deloris and Ralph Ballard, paying police . depanment Rex Shenefield, Grace and where patrolmen start out at Harry Holler, Mary and over $10 per hour. Mayor J , Wilma Davidson, Mary K. . Scott Hill and Racine Yost and Su5an Sheppard, Council decided that in order and Delbert and Ruth to attract applicants. the pa~ Smith. The dinner was rate had to be compellllve, especially during a time hosJed by Middleport when the village is without a Masonic Lodge. marshal and there have been Brian J. Reed/photos a rash of burglaries. Racine Officer Kevin Dugan is currently on duty and Hill said he worked 37 hours last week. With the pay increase , Hill said he and council hope to put at least two part-time officers on the .streets of Racine 40 hours a week with a third to eventually follow if funding is available. These officers . will rotate shifts during not only the day but nighttime hours for 40 hours of total coverage per week. Council did have a discussion about hiring a full-time officer but with a benefit and retirement package to consider, Clerk Treasurer Dave Spencer said the vii; !age was looking at least ~ $65,000 expense. 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"I deeply appreciate the COLUMBUS - Deborah opportunity to work with the Delisle .has been named as the State Board on the s'election of next state superintenden.t of pub- Deborah as our next state superlic education by The State Board intendent of public instruction," of Education , replacing Susan said Govemor Ted Strickland. "I Tave Zelman, who has served in believe Deborah is exactly the right person for the job at the the position since 1999. "I am confident that Deborah · right time . I look forward to will continue our strong reforms working with her to accomphsh of the past decade and bring a our shared goal of building a new vision that will elevate our world-class education system educational system to one of for Ohio students." world prominence," said State · In June the State Board hired Board President Jennifer L. Hudepohl & Associates, a Columbus based executive Sheets of Pomeroy attorney . "We were looking for an indi- search firm. to manage the vidual that would bring together search. The State Board interstakeholders and advocate for . viewed five candidates for the public education. I am certain position. In addition to members Deborah brings the right skills of the State Board, Governor and experience to lead Ohio's Strickland's chief of staff John Haseley and State Senator Joy education systern ." Sheets, who has served on the Padgett served as mem~rs of State Board of Education since the Board's search commntee. "I am honored to be selected 1995, with eight of those years as president, said that Delisle was as state superintendent of publi\: selected by unanimous vote to instruction ," said Delisle. "I am replace Zelman who has served as excited to jump right in and state superintendent since 1999. work with the State Board, govShe resigned to accept employ- emor, legislature. our districts ment with the Corporation for and the many other educallon BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH • tl stakeholders to ensure our stuc · dems are prepared for success i11 today's global economy? . · As · state superintendent, Sheets said Delisle will lead and supervise the state's elementary and secondary education sys• tem; oversee the Ohio Departmeni of Education (ODE); administer licensing of Ohio 's early childhood .through high school educators: serve as the State Board's secretary; and manage relationships with key stakeholders. such as the governor. state legislature. chancellor of Ohio's university system and local school districts .. Delisle will start rio later than Dec. I , 2008 with an annual salary of $194.500, an option of a car allowance of $550 per month or use of a Sta.te vehicle and up to $7,500 relocation assistance for reasonable and customary expenses to facilitate her relocation to cemral Ohio. Since 2003. Delisle has been the superintendent of the Cleveland Height s-U niversity Heights School District. She 'previously held ,the position of Please see Eduutlon, AS �' :The Daily Sentinel NATION RLD 'Walter Reed' for·combat dogs opens at Texas base BY MICHELLE ROBERTS ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER SAN ANTONIO - A itew $I 5 miilion veterinary hospital for four-legged military 1, ~rsonnel opened Tuesday at Lackl and Air Force Base, offering a long overdue facility that gives advanced medical treatment for combat-wounded do1!S . Dogs working for- all branches of the military and 1he Transportation Safety Administration arc trained ·~t the hase to fi.nd e<plosive devices. drugs and . land mines . Some 2.500 dogs are working with military units. Like sold iers and Marines in· combat, military dogs suffer from war wounds and routine health issues that need to be treated to ensure they can continue working. Dogs injured in Iraq or Afghanistan get emergency medical treatment on the battlefie.ld and arc llown· to . Germany for care. If necessary, they ' ll tly on to San Antonio for more adyanced ' treatment - much like wounded human personnel. "We act as the Walter Reed of the ve teri nary world," said Army Col. Bob Vogelsang. hospital director, referring · to the Washington milir<try medical center that treats troops returning severely wounded from Iraq and Afghanistan. The dogs can usually return to combat areas if1!1cy recover at the Mil.itary Working Dog Center. he said. . Before· the center· opened, veterinarians treated and ·rehabilitated dogs in a cramped building that opened in 1968, when the military trained dogs for work in Vietnam. AP photo The hospita l . was already overloaded by Sept. I I , Dog 'handler James Stegmeyer works with Kamilka at the new Military Working Dog Center 2001, but si nce then, at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Tuesday. Ttte new $15 million veterinary hosdemand for military working pital, complete with operating rooms and intensive care, officially opened Tuesday, offering dogs has jumped dramatical- an advanced .facility to treat military dogs that find bombs anq aid patrols on the warfront. ,, ly. They're .so short on dog breeds such as German shep- injured working dogs, the were able to convince oth· trying to keep them healthy herds , Labrador retrievers new hospital has operating ers," said retired Col. Larry and working as long as posand Belgian Malinoises that rooms, digital radiography, Carpenter, who first heard sible, Vogelsang said. Lackland officials have CT scanning equipment, an complaints about the poor Working dogs usually begun breeding puppies at intensive care unit and facilities in 1·994 and later enter training at I 112- to 3rehab rooms with an under- helped to launch the project. . years-old, and most can the base. Lackland is training 750 . water treadmill and exercise Training a military work- work until they ' re about 10, dogs, which is nearly dou- balls, among other features. ing dog takes about four he .said. ble the number of dogs A behavioral specialist has months . With demand outThen, the military tries to , stripping the number of adopt them out and "station tllere before the Sept. 1I an office near the lobby. attacks, Vogelsang said . "This in~e s tment made dogs available, hospital and them at Fort Living Room ," To ·treat the trainees and sense ... and some~ow, we veterinary · workers were Vogel sang said . . Government moving to help break credit logjam BY MARTIN CRUTSINGER program called the Money Market Investor Funding Pacilitv. WASHINGTON - First, "The government is doing it was the banks: Nnw the everything it can to break the Federal Re,erve ha' come logjam:" said Mark Zandi, to the aid of money market chief economist at Moody's funds as the, government Economy.com. "If these seeks to break the cre'd it .. money markets are n\)t logjam that threa tens tile working properly, then the global economy. economy i~ significantly A week after the ~overn­ thrtatened because this is ment announced it ~ would where businesses get their spend $250 billion to huy short-term financing for stakes in U.S. banks. the their day-to-day operations." Fed stepped up Tuesday to JPMorgan Chase & Co. help mone) market funds was chosen to run five spethat have been squeczeJ by cia l funds that will buy from worried in1·estors demand· money market mutual funds ing to cash out their hold- cenificates of deposit, bank ings . Mean11 hile . the notes and commercial nam ed twp paper, which is shon-term Treasury accounting firms to . help · debt companies . issue to manage the $700 bill ion raise money for payroll or . bailot1t package. , supplies. · Treasury Secretary Henry Money market funds hold Paulson said Tuesday night about one-third of commerthat the government would cial paper. do whatever it takes to deal Feci' officials said that with the credit crisis but he about $500 billion has cautiQned that economic lluwcd out of prime money troubles caused hy the crisis market funds since August as are likely to persist '· for a investor> worried about their number of months." ability to redeem shares. On "Through a multitude ot' Sept. 18, the Treasury :powerful actions we have Department announced it and will demon>trate our was tapping a $50 billion commitment to unlockin~ Treasury fund to provide our credit markets and min~ guarantee' for the assets in imizing the impact of the the money market accounts. current instabi lity on the The Fed has already rest of the U.S. economy," announced that staning next Paul;,on told a New York Monday it will begin~makaudience . ing direct purchases of com. The government is trying mercial paper in a funher 10 combat .the worst credit effort to bol•aer this market. crisis. in seven decades, an Also Tuesday, the upheaval that has des tabi- Treasury Department lized Wall Street and raist·d announced that it had fears that the cpunrry could selected two major accounttumble into a deep recession . ing firms to help manage : The Fed said it would the government's $700 bil~rovide up to $540 billion l.ion rescue program for the m financing to money mar- fina ncial system. • ket mutual funds in a new The department announced AP ECONOMICS WRITER PageA2 Wednesday, OCtober 22, 200~ Russia, Iran and Qatar discuss forniing gas cartel OPEC member. For its part, Iran, in its standoff witl\ world powers over its Iran nuclear program, has TEHRAN. Russia, Iran ami Q ·ar made threatened to choke off oil the first serious moves shipments through the Tuesday toward forming an Persian Gulf if it ~~ OPEC-style cartel on .natur- attacked. al gas. raising cc;>ncems that A gas cane! could extend Moscow could boost 1ts both cou ntries' reach in inlluence over energy n1ar- energy and politics, particu' kets spanning from Emope larly if oil prices bounc~ to South Asia. back to the highs seen earli. such an alliance would er thi s year, prompting have little direct impact on , renewed interest m cleanerthe United Stutes, which burning natural gas an~ imports vinually no natural other ;llternative fuels, gus from Ru ssia or th e Tuesday's gathering in other nations . Tehran <\ppeared to be the But Washington and most significant step toward Western allies worry that the formation of such a ·ties group since Iran.'s supre~e closer strategi c between Russia . and lnm leader, Ayatollah .Ali could hinder efforts to iso- Kh.amenei , first raised the late Tehran over its nuclear . idea in January 2007. ·. · ambitions. In addition, the "Big 'decisions · were United States opposes a made ," said Iranian Oil propo sed Iranian gas Minister Gholam Hosseln pipeline to Pakistan and No~ari. His Qatari counterIndia, key allies. part,Abqulla Bin Hamada!~ In Europe which Attiya, said at least two counts on Russia for nearly more meetings were needed half of its natural ~as to finalize an accord, impons - any cartel con- according to the Iranian Oil trolled by Moscow poses a Ministry 's Web site. No threat to supply and pricing. · · timeframe was given. · · Russia , · . which most Calling the grouping the recently came into con·, ''big gas troika," the ;:hief frontation with the West · executive of Russia's state~ over its five-day war with controlled energy comrany Georgia in August, has been Gazprom, Alexei M!Ilf;lr, accused of using its hold on said it would meet three or energy supplies to bully its four times a year. . neighbors , panicularly :we are consolidating th~ Ukraine. largest gas reserves in the ' Moscow cur natural gas world, the general strategic exports to the fo~mer interests and - what i~ Soviet republic over a price very important - the , high dispute during the dead of potential for cooperation on winter in 2006 - a cutoff three-party projects," that caused disruptions to Miller said. Europe·an 'nations further Already, Russia has built Iran's first nuclear reactor, down the pipelin~. . The 27-nation European which Iranian offiCials say Union expressed strong could begin operating later opposition to any natural this year. The West fears gas cartel Tuesday, with an Iran's nuclear program EU spokesman, Ferran could lead to development Tarradellas Espuny, saying: of atomic weapons; Iran "The · European insists it is only for peacefu'! Commission feels that ener- energy production , · i\Y supplies have to be sold · Exrerts say a natural gas .m a free market." carte would. not have · the Together Russia, Qatar same influence ()n prices as and Iran account for nearly OPEC has ·on oil sii'ice ·hat: a third of world natural gas ural gas is not subject to the exports - the vast majority same severe fluctuations, supplied by Russia . "There's always some according to . U.S. govern- worry when these guys gel ment statistics. The three together that they'll try tq hold some 60 percent of · replicate OPEC, but the~ world ,gas reserves , accord- know that's not doable, ing to Russia's state-con- said ·I;lobert · Ebel, senior trolled energy company aqviser. to the Energy and Gazprom. National Security ProJect at .The United States - the t\le Center for Stratei11c and world's largest consumer of International· Stud1es , in oil and gas - produces Washington . "They can try most of its natural gas to get more control over needs at home , imponing gas, but it's not OPEC." . · only from Canada and That's because gas, unlike Mexico·. · oil, is traded on much Russia is also a major oil longer-term contracts, of as producer, though not an much as 25 years. Bv NASSER KARIMI ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER that · Ernst · & Young would not anyw here close to norreceive an initial contract for mal,'' sa id David Wy ss, $492,(]()() JO provide :lCCOUill- 'chief economist at Standard ing services ~ and & Poor's in New York, Pricewaterhouse Coopers The latest announcements would get nearly .$191500 to came as the House set up internal controls for the Financial Services part of $700 biHion program Committee held a hearing that will focus on buying dis- Tuesday· to hear frop1 econtressed real estate assets from omists and industry leaders b~nks as a way to encourage abou t what needs to be done new lending . to overhaul government The government could regulations ·SO that the curAssorted Scents and Sizes select later this week the rent crisis is not repeated. five to 10 asset-manage· House Financial Services U\95 . . . ment firms that will super- Committee Chairman S tartmg at ~7 and up vise the government's pur- Barney Frank, D-Mass., said chases or distressed home hi., panel would offer legislar------------------~----, mortgages and securities tion in the next Congress that. I backed by those loans. cou ld be the most sweeping., l'he program is initially changes to th ~ government's · expected to spend $100 bi J. fi n ~ncial regulatory system lion of the $700 billion since the 1930s. . · bailout package on those pur"These are historic decichases. Another $250 billion . sions being made . It is as · L------~~ --------~~~~~ will be used by the govern- important a set of economic ment to buy stock in hun- decisions I think this counI I dreds of banks to bolster their try will be making since the reserves, another · eff011 to · Depression," Fra9k said. · unfreeze the credit market,. De mocrats in Congress The ini tiative' seem to he are also pushing ahead with having a posi tive effect. effort s to assemble a second Yields on Treasury hills and economic stimulus program the interest rates bank' that could total $ 150 billion charge to other banh have or more, a proposal that got both fallen back to late· a timely endorsement on September level, , Monday from Federal But Wall Street ptillcd Reser ve Chairh1an Ben back Tuesday as in\estors Bernanke, who warned that decided to cash in 'ome of th e country could be facing the big gains of the previous a p•'onged stretch of eco- · session. The Dow Jone s nomic weakness. indu,trial average fell \Vhitc House Press 231 .77 point;. a retreat fol- Secretary Dana Perino ·told lowing a gain of 413 pointo; reponcrs Tuesday that the . on Monday. nation would probably "see a EdZata,RPh Analy,ts said the stock klt of tough .times ahead." KenneJh McCullough, R. Ph. market' were react ing with She ""id the administnttion HOURS Charles Rime, R. Ph. caution becau,e they expect would con,ider proposals for Mon- FriBam- 9pm Prescription Ph. 992-2955 further turmoil stemming increased economic stimulus, Sol. Sam- 5 pm from credit markets that but that ideas put forward so Sun. Closed 112 East Main Street appear to he thawing. but far by r:Jemocrats were more only at a slow pace. ''campaign talking points". Pomeroy, Ohio "Interest rates and 'pread' than legitimate.effcl!1s to boiOpen Weekniohts 'Till9 • Friendly Service have come down , b.ut we are Mer the economy. >fJttfedfor giflgiyltrg Candles .by Candle Creations of Rutland. COUPON I Buy On.e Candle I I and Get FREE Greeting Card I r-----~~ --, ~ I Buy One Get One 1 L--~---!!.~!.[!:_r_~:__ _.S~.!,O!Z,BJ2J 1 . !he Daily SentiJ;lel ANNIE'S MAILBOX Take the direct approach with friend BY THE· BEND- PageA3 . Wednesday, October 22,2008 Community.Calendar Public meetings present Jim Eden in concert at 6:30pm. The church is located at 39091 Carpenter Hill Road, Pomeroy. For more information call 742-2832. REEDSVILLE meeting of the Meigs Riverview Garden Club County Garden Clubs annual dinner out. 6:30 As;ociation will be held Monday, Oct. 27 , D~Vinci's in from 6 to 8 p.m. at the p.m.. RACINE - Southern Pomeroy Library. Plans will Williamstown, W.Va . . BY KATHY MITCHELL Zack if he wouid take the Local SchOQl Board, regular POMEROY - Alpha Iota be discussed for the annual AND MARC'f SUGAR pictures down , but he meeting, 8 p.m., high school Masters Sorority. regular Christmas llower show. refused. I don't think he still media room. Tuesday, Oct. 28 meeting , II :30 a.m., Bun 's : Dear Annie: My friend has fedings for this girl, and Tuesday, Oct. 28. POMEROY - OH-KAN . Party Barn . "Beth" divorced her hus- I also realize that, as an POMEROY Local Coin Club ..7 p.m., Pomeroy Saturday, Oct. 25 band three ye~rs ago. The artist, he may place a differ- Emergency Planning Public Library. Open to Thursday, Oct, 23 · POMEROY Delta divorce was amicable. They em value on photographs Commitiee , , 1I :30 a.m., public. POMEROY Meigs Kappa Gamma Teacher's had no children together, than I do. However, it both· · Senior Center. .County Retired Teachers, Society, 10:45 a.m .. Wild although Beth has a child · ers me that he cares more noon , meeting room at Wild Horse Cafe, bring internafrom a previous marriage . for a bunch of old pictures Shortly after the divorce, I th~n for me. Horse Cafe. Candidates for tional food recipe, paper learned from a very reliable. I think it's time 1o take county commissioner to dis· products, school supplies. Saturday, Oct. 25 Friday, Oct. 24 source that her ex had been those pictures down. Am I cuss current issues, Guests POMEROY Meigs MIDDLEPORT - Hymn GUYSVILLE Fall welcome, County Republican Women, Sing Along the River, 4 p.m . having an affair with a co- overreacting? - Picture HARR.IS'ONVILLE worker almost the entire Not-So-Perfect in revival, 7 p.m . Friday and 9 a.m., . Republican head- tmtil dark. Dave Diles Park . Saturday, Carthage Gap Harrisonville . time they had been married, - Massachusetts Senior quaners. Call Karen York, Bring lawn chair. Performers · I did not tell Beth this as Dear Picture: Talk to Zack ' Church , U.S . 50, Guysville. Ciiizens, II a.m., 696-1042, or Darlene include Bet Foster and Pat they were 'already divorced calmly and ask why he .insists Sunday, Oct. 26 Presbyterian Church . Blood Newell , 985-3537. Neec~. Marty Short, Joe and I didn't want to.hun her. on displaying photographs CARPENTER Mt. pressure screening, potluck Ml)riday, Oct. 27 McCloud, Charlie and Ellen R;ecently, Beth has begun that he knows make you Union Baptist Church will follows. POMEROY Board Rife and Mike Puckett, seemg her ex again, and I ,. uncomfortable. If he is no can tell by the way she talks longer interested in this about him that she has stars woman and considers the·picin her eyes and thinks this is lures works of art, you have leading to a reconciliation. no reason to be threatened. But from what I hear, the ex Still, he should show enough is still involved with the co- respect for your feelings to worker. put them in a location where Beth has a good job and they are less prominent. makes terrific money. She Dear Anme: I totally disalso com~s from a very agree with your answ.er to well-to-do family. I think · "Not Really Married," Five generations the ex ~ees dollar signs and whose children want to give gathered for realizes his standard of Iiv- . them a 50th wedding Roberta ing would improve if he got anniversary party, even Swisher's birth- . back together with her. though his wife has refused day on Oct 5. Should I tell Beth what I sex for the last 20 years. . They were , from know about the co-worker Celebrating 50 years of left, front, or just keep my mouth shut? such a marriage is a sham Roberta I am sure she will be upset and a disgrace. I have been Swisher, great· that I didn't tell her about married 45 years to a man great-grand· the affair two years ago, but who's been unwilling or mother of Lily at the time, I did noi see the unable to come to- the marDugan, and need since she had divorced riage bed for the last 15. You back, Ann Zirkle, the creep, Now I feel like I are right that marria&e is great-grandsltould 'fess up. With STDs more than sex. It is fnend· mother; Debbie being what they are, plus ship, respect, sharing dreams Quivey, grand· the fact that her child is and ideals, and laughing mother and jrivolved in all this mess, I together. When 'noneofthese Amber Dugan, think she ought to know. I is present, there is nothing to mother of Lily. have seriously thought celebrate. Tell the kids to about an anonymous letter. take the folks out to dinner, Submitted pholo What would you su~gest? but no big party: - M. - T()rn by Friendship Dear M.: If there is no Dear Torn: Don't send an friendship or communicaanonymous letter. It is both tion, it is indeed a marriage frightening and easy to dis- in name only. However, count the information. Talk when the only problem is to Beth. Tell .her you know lack of sex, it is unfair to she still has feelings for her consider 50 years of every~x, but you heard he and a . thing else worthless. Annie's Mailbox is writco-worker had a thing going on and she might want to ten by Kathy Mitchell and make certain he isn't stiil Marcy Sugar, longtime ediThe 2008 Meigs County seeing the woman. Let her tors of the Ann Landers .Fair Royalty recently take it from there. column. Please e-mail your met and .made fleece : Dear Annie: I recently · ·questions to anniesmailblankets to be given to began seeing "Zack" again box@comcast.net, or write the local nursing after we broke up nearly two to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. 'homes. Participating years ago. During our hiatus, Box 118190, Chicago, IL were the Meigs County we both dated other people. 60611. To find out more Fair Queen Audrionna . Zack has many pictures of about Annie's Mailbox, · his ex-girlfriend on his walL and read features by other Pullins, Meigs County These pictures make me Creators Syndicate writers Fair Queen, First feel uncomfortable, espe· and cartoonists, visit the Runner-Up Ashley Life, ~ially since he's never put Creators Syndicate Web Little MisterMeigs, up a photo of me. I asked page at www.creators.com. · County Gus Kennedy, Meigs County Dairy Princess Laura Pullins, Meigs County Goat Princess Cara Amos, RACINE - Clarrissa Michelle Coppick and Kevin Meigs County Swine Lemuel Coppick of Racine announce the birth of a daughPrince Mark Gibbs, Jer, O(:t 9, at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens. She Meigs County Beef has been named Elizabeth Nevaeh Coppick. Princess Mallory • Nicodemous, Meigs County Poultry Prince.ss Abbie Houser. • The group will meet again in December to : Wednesd.a y ... Sunny. · the lower 60s . make Christmas orna· Friday night and Highs in the upper 50s. ments to distribute. Northeast winds around 5 Saturday...Showers likely. Submitted ph~lo . Lows in the mid 40s. Highs fnph ; night ... in the mid 50s. Chance of • Wednesday, Mostly clear. Cold with rain 70 percent Saturday night ...Cloudy lows in the upper 20s, !IJortheast winds around 5 with a 50 percent charice of " showers. Lows in the lower h mp1. ATHENS - On Monday richly blessed with a first- the U.S. Air Force Medical Pittsburgh. Jennings is a 40s . ; Thursday.. .Suimy. Highs Jan R. Jennings be~an serv· class hospital that deserves Service Corps in 1970. He member of the faculty of the Sunday and , Sunday ing as interim admmistrator the community support it earned a master of health American In the lowerffls. East winds College • .of nlght ...Mostly cloudy with for the O'Bieness Health enjoys," Jennings said. "It is administration degree from Healthcare Executives. ~to 10 mph. •· Thursday nlght ...Partly a 40 percent chance of System following the retire- an honor to serve O'Bieness the University of Pittsburgh. James Riestenberg , DDS , cloudy. Lows in the mid showers. Highs in the upper ment of OHS president and and further the dynamic He has served as CEO of chair of the board of direc !lOs. Southeast'winds 5 to 10 50s. Lows in the upper 30s. chief executive officer programs and services initi- St. Luke's Memorial Hospital tors for the OHS, said, "Mr. Monday through fllph . . ated by Mr. Castrop, the in Utica, NY: the Millard Jennin gs brings energy and (CEO) Richard Castrop. • Frlday...Partly sunny in Tuesday~ .. Mostly cloudy. Jennings is president and board of directors , the med- Fillmore Hospital System in extensive experience to !he morning ...Then becom- Highs in the lower 50s. CEO of American Healthcare ical staff and associates of Butfalo, N.Y.: Children's O'Bieness to help us . in our Ing mostly cloudy. Highs in Lows in the mid 30s. in transition. He will continue Memorial Hospital Solutions, LLC (AHS), based th~ health system," the initiatives Mr. Castrop Chicago, IlL and Jefferson Jennings entered healthcare in Pittsburgh, Pa . Several began ." Regional Medical Center in administration as an officer in months ago the board of directors for the OHS engaged AHS to provide consulting services and make Ohio Valley Bane Corp, (NAS. AEP tNYSE) - 31.36 recommendations to the .QAQ)' - 20 1\lao (NASDAQ) - 38,60 board. The firn1 will provide BBT (NYSE) - 32.72 lt.ohland Inc, (NYSE) - 24.47 nfanagement and financial . .._.,.,111 !NASDAQ)19,10 Big Loll (NYSE) - 22.87 "-ffalco (N'fSE) 55 !lob Evano (NASDAQ) - 22.25 services. at O'Bieness until Annual Bean Dinner P!'IITIIer (NASDAQ) - 8.64 llorgWamor (NYSE) - 23,36 recruitment of the next CEO, . R-11 (NYSE) - 27,14 pentury Aluminum (NASDAQ) In 2004, Jennings foundRocky Boots (NASDAQ) 3.42 ~ 13.83 Bean Soup, Vegetable Soup and Chili ed AHS and has advocated Royal Dutch Shell - .51.53 Chlllllplon (NASDAQ) - 3,50 Sean1 Holding (NASDAQ) Donations Accepted but not required. !:harming Shopl (NASDAQ) •FREEJ4ff~l~ for hospitals, physicians 55.84 1.64 . and health systems that •• 1-~· ........J>41Y ... Thursday, October 23 Wa~MJirt (NYSE) - 53,67 j:lly HOlding (NASDAQ) - 38.82 0 t-iTIIif l6ftlses with 'NIIwnlil' ·have struggled, both finanWendy's (NYSE)3,16 tolllno (NYSE) - 35.61 • CldbTI sat Pace -1'18Wl......,.. & morw! 6:36 P.M.Io ? W-nco (NYSE) - 25.110 cially and clinically. DuPont (NYSE) - 33.28 r lW Worthlngion(NVSE) -11.81 IJS Bonk (NYSE) - 30.20 Jennings said that ( Svrf up 1o 6X frrsl.r! '\ Mulberry Community Center Gannott (NYSE)- 10.49 . Dally atock reporta 81'11 the 4 ~- - - - }UII'317!1W ~ some of tl\e O'Bleness has Pononll ElectriC (NYSE) - 20.35 p.m. ET closing quotes of tl'llno(Old Pomeroy Elementary) stgn Up Onhl www.LociiNtl.com actlono tor Oct. 2t, 2008, provid- most modem and attractive ilortev·Davldeon (NYSE) ed by EdWard Jones flnanc.. l facilities of any hospital in 15.73 ' 260 Mulberry Avenue ~p Morgan (NVSE) - 39.74 . · advteon t...c Milia In Gatllpolla the United States. "The citi· at (740) 44t·944t and Leoley Kroger (NYSE) - 26.23 Pomeroy, Ohio zens of Athens and the surBn1nds (NYSE) - 12.18 . Ma"""' In Point Pleeunl at rounding communities are Sou11Wm (NYSE) - 53.87 (304) 674-0174, Member SIPC, Clubs and organizations Other events Church events Five generations For-a od cause Coppicks announce birth • Local Weather ·Interim administrator begins at O'Bleness . Local Stocks MEIGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY . = ' • ' �' :The Daily Sentinel NATION RLD 'Walter Reed' for·combat dogs opens at Texas base BY MICHELLE ROBERTS ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER SAN ANTONIO - A itew $I 5 miilion veterinary hospital for four-legged military 1, ~rsonnel opened Tuesday at Lackl and Air Force Base, offering a long overdue facility that gives advanced medical treatment for combat-wounded do1!S . Dogs working for- all branches of the military and 1he Transportation Safety Administration arc trained ·~t the hase to fi.nd e<plosive devices. drugs and . land mines . Some 2.500 dogs are working with military units. Like sold iers and Marines in· combat, military dogs suffer from war wounds and routine health issues that need to be treated to ensure they can continue working. Dogs injured in Iraq or Afghanistan get emergency medical treatment on the battlefie.ld and arc llown· to . Germany for care. If necessary, they ' ll tly on to San Antonio for more adyanced ' treatment - much like wounded human personnel. "We act as the Walter Reed of the ve teri nary world," said Army Col. Bob Vogelsang. hospital director, referring · to the Washington milir<try medical center that treats troops returning severely wounded from Iraq and Afghanistan. The dogs can usually return to combat areas if1!1cy recover at the Mil.itary Working Dog Center. he said. . Before· the center· opened, veterinarians treated and ·rehabilitated dogs in a cramped building that opened in 1968, when the military trained dogs for work in Vietnam. AP photo The hospita l . was already overloaded by Sept. I I , Dog 'handler James Stegmeyer works with Kamilka at the new Military Working Dog Center 2001, but si nce then, at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Tuesday. Ttte new $15 million veterinary hosdemand for military working pital, complete with operating rooms and intensive care, officially opened Tuesday, offering dogs has jumped dramatical- an advanced .facility to treat military dogs that find bombs anq aid patrols on the warfront. ,, ly. They're .so short on dog breeds such as German shep- injured working dogs, the were able to convince oth· trying to keep them healthy herds , Labrador retrievers new hospital has operating ers," said retired Col. Larry and working as long as posand Belgian Malinoises that rooms, digital radiography, Carpenter, who first heard sible, Vogelsang said. Lackland officials have CT scanning equipment, an complaints about the poor Working dogs usually begun breeding puppies at intensive care unit and facilities in 1·994 and later enter training at I 112- to 3rehab rooms with an under- helped to launch the project. . years-old, and most can the base. Lackland is training 750 . water treadmill and exercise Training a military work- work until they ' re about 10, dogs, which is nearly dou- balls, among other features. ing dog takes about four he .said. ble the number of dogs A behavioral specialist has months . With demand outThen, the military tries to , stripping the number of adopt them out and "station tllere before the Sept. 1I an office near the lobby. attacks, Vogelsang said . "This in~e s tment made dogs available, hospital and them at Fort Living Room ," To ·treat the trainees and sense ... and some~ow, we veterinary · workers were Vogel sang said . . Government moving to help break credit logjam BY MARTIN CRUTSINGER program called the Money Market Investor Funding Pacilitv. WASHINGTON - First, "The government is doing it was the banks: Nnw the everything it can to break the Federal Re,erve ha' come logjam:" said Mark Zandi, to the aid of money market chief economist at Moody's funds as the, government Economy.com. "If these seeks to break the cre'd it .. money markets are n\)t logjam that threa tens tile working properly, then the global economy. economy i~ significantly A week after the ~overn­ thrtatened because this is ment announced it ~ would where businesses get their spend $250 billion to huy short-term financing for stakes in U.S. banks. the their day-to-day operations." Fed stepped up Tuesday to JPMorgan Chase & Co. help mone) market funds was chosen to run five spethat have been squeczeJ by cia l funds that will buy from worried in1·estors demand· money market mutual funds ing to cash out their hold- cenificates of deposit, bank ings . Mean11 hile . the notes and commercial nam ed twp paper, which is shon-term Treasury accounting firms to . help · debt companies . issue to manage the $700 bill ion raise money for payroll or . bailot1t package. , supplies. · Treasury Secretary Henry Money market funds hold Paulson said Tuesday night about one-third of commerthat the government would cial paper. do whatever it takes to deal Feci' officials said that with the credit crisis but he about $500 billion has cautiQned that economic lluwcd out of prime money troubles caused hy the crisis market funds since August as are likely to persist '· for a investor> worried about their number of months." ability to redeem shares. On "Through a multitude ot' Sept. 18, the Treasury :powerful actions we have Department announced it and will demon>trate our was tapping a $50 billion commitment to unlockin~ Treasury fund to provide our credit markets and min~ guarantee' for the assets in imizing the impact of the the money market accounts. current instabi lity on the The Fed has already rest of the U.S. economy," announced that staning next Paul;,on told a New York Monday it will begin~makaudience . ing direct purchases of com. The government is trying mercial paper in a funher 10 combat .the worst credit effort to bol•aer this market. crisis. in seven decades, an Also Tuesday, the upheaval that has des tabi- Treasury Department lized Wall Street and raist·d announced that it had fears that the cpunrry could selected two major accounttumble into a deep recession . ing firms to help manage : The Fed said it would the government's $700 bil~rovide up to $540 billion l.ion rescue program for the m financing to money mar- fina ncial system. • ket mutual funds in a new The department announced AP ECONOMICS WRITER PageA2 Wednesday, OCtober 22, 200~ Russia, Iran and Qatar discuss forniing gas cartel OPEC member. For its part, Iran, in its standoff witl\ world powers over its Iran nuclear program, has TEHRAN. Russia, Iran ami Q ·ar made threatened to choke off oil the first serious moves shipments through the Tuesday toward forming an Persian Gulf if it ~~ OPEC-style cartel on .natur- attacked. al gas. raising cc;>ncems that A gas cane! could extend Moscow could boost 1ts both cou ntries' reach in inlluence over energy n1ar- energy and politics, particu' kets spanning from Emope larly if oil prices bounc~ to South Asia. back to the highs seen earli. such an alliance would er thi s year, prompting have little direct impact on , renewed interest m cleanerthe United Stutes, which burning natural gas an~ imports vinually no natural other ;llternative fuels, gus from Ru ssia or th e Tuesday's gathering in other nations . Tehran <\ppeared to be the But Washington and most significant step toward Western allies worry that the formation of such a ·ties group since Iran.'s supre~e closer strategi c between Russia . and lnm leader, Ayatollah .Ali could hinder efforts to iso- Kh.amenei , first raised the late Tehran over its nuclear . idea in January 2007. ·. · ambitions. In addition, the "Big 'decisions · were United States opposes a made ," said Iranian Oil propo sed Iranian gas Minister Gholam Hosseln pipeline to Pakistan and No~ari. His Qatari counterIndia, key allies. part,Abqulla Bin Hamada!~ In Europe which Attiya, said at least two counts on Russia for nearly more meetings were needed half of its natural ~as to finalize an accord, impons - any cartel con- according to the Iranian Oil trolled by Moscow poses a Ministry 's Web site. No threat to supply and pricing. · · timeframe was given. · · Russia , · . which most Calling the grouping the recently came into con·, ''big gas troika," the ;:hief frontation with the West · executive of Russia's state~ over its five-day war with controlled energy comrany Georgia in August, has been Gazprom, Alexei M!Ilf;lr, accused of using its hold on said it would meet three or energy supplies to bully its four times a year. . neighbors , panicularly :we are consolidating th~ Ukraine. largest gas reserves in the ' Moscow cur natural gas world, the general strategic exports to the fo~mer interests and - what i~ Soviet republic over a price very important - the , high dispute during the dead of potential for cooperation on winter in 2006 - a cutoff three-party projects," that caused disruptions to Miller said. Europe·an 'nations further Already, Russia has built Iran's first nuclear reactor, down the pipelin~. . The 27-nation European which Iranian offiCials say Union expressed strong could begin operating later opposition to any natural this year. The West fears gas cartel Tuesday, with an Iran's nuclear program EU spokesman, Ferran could lead to development Tarradellas Espuny, saying: of atomic weapons; Iran "The · European insists it is only for peacefu'! Commission feels that ener- energy production , · i\Y supplies have to be sold · Exrerts say a natural gas .m a free market." carte would. not have · the Together Russia, Qatar same influence ()n prices as and Iran account for nearly OPEC has ·on oil sii'ice ·hat: a third of world natural gas ural gas is not subject to the exports - the vast majority same severe fluctuations, supplied by Russia . "There's always some according to . U.S. govern- worry when these guys gel ment statistics. The three together that they'll try tq hold some 60 percent of · replicate OPEC, but the~ world ,gas reserves , accord- know that's not doable, ing to Russia's state-con- said ·I;lobert · Ebel, senior trolled energy company aqviser. to the Energy and Gazprom. National Security ProJect at .The United States - the t\le Center for Stratei11c and world's largest consumer of International· Stud1es , in oil and gas - produces Washington . "They can try most of its natural gas to get more control over needs at home , imponing gas, but it's not OPEC." . · only from Canada and That's because gas, unlike Mexico·. · oil, is traded on much Russia is also a major oil longer-term contracts, of as producer, though not an much as 25 years. Bv NASSER KARIMI ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER that · Ernst · & Young would not anyw here close to norreceive an initial contract for mal,'' sa id David Wy ss, $492,(]()() JO provide :lCCOUill- 'chief economist at Standard ing services ~ and & Poor's in New York, Pricewaterhouse Coopers The latest announcements would get nearly .$191500 to came as the House set up internal controls for the Financial Services part of $700 biHion program Committee held a hearing that will focus on buying dis- Tuesday· to hear frop1 econtressed real estate assets from omists and industry leaders b~nks as a way to encourage abou t what needs to be done new lending . to overhaul government The government could regulations ·SO that the curAssorted Scents and Sizes select later this week the rent crisis is not repeated. five to 10 asset-manage· House Financial Services U\95 . . . ment firms that will super- Committee Chairman S tartmg at ~7 and up vise the government's pur- Barney Frank, D-Mass., said chases or distressed home hi., panel would offer legislar------------------~----, mortgages and securities tion in the next Congress that. I backed by those loans. cou ld be the most sweeping., l'he program is initially changes to th ~ government's · expected to spend $100 bi J. fi n ~ncial regulatory system lion of the $700 billion since the 1930s. . · bailout package on those pur"These are historic decichases. Another $250 billion . sions being made . It is as · L------~~ --------~~~~~ will be used by the govern- important a set of economic ment to buy stock in hun- decisions I think this counI I dreds of banks to bolster their try will be making since the reserves, another · eff011 to · Depression," Fra9k said. · unfreeze the credit market,. De mocrats in Congress The ini tiative' seem to he are also pushing ahead with having a posi tive effect. effort s to assemble a second Yields on Treasury hills and economic stimulus program the interest rates bank' that could total $ 150 billion charge to other banh have or more, a proposal that got both fallen back to late· a timely endorsement on September level, , Monday from Federal But Wall Street ptillcd Reser ve Chairh1an Ben back Tuesday as in\estors Bernanke, who warned that decided to cash in 'ome of th e country could be facing the big gains of the previous a p•'onged stretch of eco- · session. The Dow Jone s nomic weakness. indu,trial average fell \Vhitc House Press 231 .77 point;. a retreat fol- Secretary Dana Perino ·told lowing a gain of 413 pointo; reponcrs Tuesday that the . on Monday. nation would probably "see a EdZata,RPh Analy,ts said the stock klt of tough .times ahead." KenneJh McCullough, R. Ph. market' were react ing with She ""id the administnttion HOURS Charles Rime, R. Ph. caution becau,e they expect would con,ider proposals for Mon- FriBam- 9pm Prescription Ph. 992-2955 further turmoil stemming increased economic stimulus, Sol. Sam- 5 pm from credit markets that but that ideas put forward so Sun. Closed 112 East Main Street appear to he thawing. but far by r:Jemocrats were more only at a slow pace. ''campaign talking points". Pomeroy, Ohio "Interest rates and 'pread' than legitimate.effcl!1s to boiOpen Weekniohts 'Till9 • Friendly Service have come down , b.ut we are Mer the economy. >fJttfedfor giflgiyltrg Candles .by Candle Creations of Rutland. COUPON I Buy On.e Candle I I and Get FREE Greeting Card I r-----~~ --, ~ I Buy One Get One 1 L--~---!!.~!.[!:_r_~:__ _.S~.!,O!Z,BJ2J 1 . !he Daily SentiJ;lel ANNIE'S MAILBOX Take the direct approach with friend BY THE· BEND- PageA3 . Wednesday, October 22,2008 Community.Calendar Public meetings present Jim Eden in concert at 6:30pm. The church is located at 39091 Carpenter Hill Road, Pomeroy. For more information call 742-2832. REEDSVILLE meeting of the Meigs Riverview Garden Club County Garden Clubs annual dinner out. 6:30 As;ociation will be held Monday, Oct. 27 , D~Vinci's in from 6 to 8 p.m. at the p.m.. RACINE - Southern Pomeroy Library. Plans will Williamstown, W.Va . . BY KATHY MITCHELL Zack if he wouid take the Local SchOQl Board, regular POMEROY - Alpha Iota be discussed for the annual AND MARC'f SUGAR pictures down , but he meeting, 8 p.m., high school Masters Sorority. regular Christmas llower show. refused. I don't think he still media room. Tuesday, Oct. 28 meeting , II :30 a.m., Bun 's : Dear Annie: My friend has fedings for this girl, and Tuesday, Oct. 28. POMEROY - OH-KAN . Party Barn . "Beth" divorced her hus- I also realize that, as an POMEROY Local Coin Club ..7 p.m., Pomeroy Saturday, Oct. 25 band three ye~rs ago. The artist, he may place a differ- Emergency Planning Public Library. Open to Thursday, Oct, 23 · POMEROY Delta divorce was amicable. They em value on photographs Commitiee , , 1I :30 a.m., public. POMEROY Meigs Kappa Gamma Teacher's had no children together, than I do. However, it both· · Senior Center. .County Retired Teachers, Society, 10:45 a.m .. Wild although Beth has a child · ers me that he cares more noon , meeting room at Wild Horse Cafe, bring internafrom a previous marriage . for a bunch of old pictures Shortly after the divorce, I th~n for me. Horse Cafe. Candidates for tional food recipe, paper learned from a very reliable. I think it's time 1o take county commissioner to dis· products, school supplies. Saturday, Oct. 25 Friday, Oct. 24 source that her ex had been those pictures down. Am I cuss current issues, Guests POMEROY Meigs MIDDLEPORT - Hymn GUYSVILLE Fall welcome, County Republican Women, Sing Along the River, 4 p.m . having an affair with a co- overreacting? - Picture HARR.IS'ONVILLE worker almost the entire Not-So-Perfect in revival, 7 p.m . Friday and 9 a.m., . Republican head- tmtil dark. Dave Diles Park . Saturday, Carthage Gap Harrisonville . time they had been married, - Massachusetts Senior quaners. Call Karen York, Bring lawn chair. Performers · I did not tell Beth this as Dear Picture: Talk to Zack ' Church , U.S . 50, Guysville. Ciiizens, II a.m., 696-1042, or Darlene include Bet Foster and Pat they were 'already divorced calmly and ask why he .insists Sunday, Oct. 26 Presbyterian Church . Blood Newell , 985-3537. Neec~. Marty Short, Joe and I didn't want to.hun her. on displaying photographs CARPENTER Mt. pressure screening, potluck Ml)riday, Oct. 27 McCloud, Charlie and Ellen R;ecently, Beth has begun that he knows make you Union Baptist Church will follows. POMEROY Board Rife and Mike Puckett, seemg her ex again, and I ,. uncomfortable. If he is no can tell by the way she talks longer interested in this about him that she has stars woman and considers the·picin her eyes and thinks this is lures works of art, you have leading to a reconciliation. no reason to be threatened. But from what I hear, the ex Still, he should show enough is still involved with the co- respect for your feelings to worker. put them in a location where Beth has a good job and they are less prominent. makes terrific money. She Dear Anme: I totally disalso com~s from a very agree with your answ.er to well-to-do family. I think · "Not Really Married," Five generations the ex ~ees dollar signs and whose children want to give gathered for realizes his standard of Iiv- . them a 50th wedding Roberta ing would improve if he got anniversary party, even Swisher's birth- . back together with her. though his wife has refused day on Oct 5. Should I tell Beth what I sex for the last 20 years. . They were , from know about the co-worker Celebrating 50 years of left, front, or just keep my mouth shut? such a marriage is a sham Roberta I am sure she will be upset and a disgrace. I have been Swisher, great· that I didn't tell her about married 45 years to a man great-grand· the affair two years ago, but who's been unwilling or mother of Lily at the time, I did noi see the unable to come to- the marDugan, and need since she had divorced riage bed for the last 15. You back, Ann Zirkle, the creep, Now I feel like I are right that marria&e is great-grandsltould 'fess up. With STDs more than sex. It is fnend· mother; Debbie being what they are, plus ship, respect, sharing dreams Quivey, grand· the fact that her child is and ideals, and laughing mother and jrivolved in all this mess, I together. When 'noneofthese Amber Dugan, think she ought to know. I is present, there is nothing to mother of Lily. have seriously thought celebrate. Tell the kids to about an anonymous letter. take the folks out to dinner, Submitted pholo What would you su~gest? but no big party: - M. - T()rn by Friendship Dear M.: If there is no Dear Torn: Don't send an friendship or communicaanonymous letter. It is both tion, it is indeed a marriage frightening and easy to dis- in name only. However, count the information. Talk when the only problem is to Beth. Tell .her you know lack of sex, it is unfair to she still has feelings for her consider 50 years of every~x, but you heard he and a . thing else worthless. Annie's Mailbox is writco-worker had a thing going on and she might want to ten by Kathy Mitchell and make certain he isn't stiil Marcy Sugar, longtime ediThe 2008 Meigs County seeing the woman. Let her tors of the Ann Landers .Fair Royalty recently take it from there. column. Please e-mail your met and .made fleece : Dear Annie: I recently · ·questions to anniesmailblankets to be given to began seeing "Zack" again box@comcast.net, or write the local nursing after we broke up nearly two to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. 'homes. Participating years ago. During our hiatus, Box 118190, Chicago, IL were the Meigs County we both dated other people. 60611. To find out more Fair Queen Audrionna . Zack has many pictures of about Annie's Mailbox, · his ex-girlfriend on his walL and read features by other Pullins, Meigs County These pictures make me Creators Syndicate writers Fair Queen, First feel uncomfortable, espe· and cartoonists, visit the Runner-Up Ashley Life, ~ially since he's never put Creators Syndicate Web Little MisterMeigs, up a photo of me. I asked page at www.creators.com. · County Gus Kennedy, Meigs County Dairy Princess Laura Pullins, Meigs County Goat Princess Cara Amos, RACINE - Clarrissa Michelle Coppick and Kevin Meigs County Swine Lemuel Coppick of Racine announce the birth of a daughPrince Mark Gibbs, Jer, O(:t 9, at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens. She Meigs County Beef has been named Elizabeth Nevaeh Coppick. Princess Mallory • Nicodemous, Meigs County Poultry Prince.ss Abbie Houser. • The group will meet again in December to : Wednesd.a y ... Sunny. · the lower 60s . make Christmas orna· Friday night and Highs in the upper 50s. ments to distribute. Northeast winds around 5 Saturday...Showers likely. Submitted ph~lo . Lows in the mid 40s. Highs fnph ; night ... in the mid 50s. Chance of • Wednesday, Mostly clear. Cold with rain 70 percent Saturday night ...Cloudy lows in the upper 20s, !IJortheast winds around 5 with a 50 percent charice of " showers. Lows in the lower h mp1. ATHENS - On Monday richly blessed with a first- the U.S. Air Force Medical Pittsburgh. Jennings is a 40s . ; Thursday.. .Suimy. Highs Jan R. Jennings be~an serv· class hospital that deserves Service Corps in 1970. He member of the faculty of the Sunday and , Sunday ing as interim admmistrator the community support it earned a master of health American In the lowerffls. East winds College • .of nlght ...Mostly cloudy with for the O'Bieness Health enjoys," Jennings said. "It is administration degree from Healthcare Executives. ~to 10 mph. •· Thursday nlght ...Partly a 40 percent chance of System following the retire- an honor to serve O'Bieness the University of Pittsburgh. James Riestenberg , DDS , cloudy. Lows in the mid showers. Highs in the upper ment of OHS president and and further the dynamic He has served as CEO of chair of the board of direc !lOs. Southeast'winds 5 to 10 50s. Lows in the upper 30s. chief executive officer programs and services initi- St. Luke's Memorial Hospital tors for the OHS, said, "Mr. Monday through fllph . . ated by Mr. Castrop, the in Utica, NY: the Millard Jennin gs brings energy and (CEO) Richard Castrop. • Frlday...Partly sunny in Tuesday~ .. Mostly cloudy. Jennings is president and board of directors , the med- Fillmore Hospital System in extensive experience to !he morning ...Then becom- Highs in the lower 50s. CEO of American Healthcare ical staff and associates of Butfalo, N.Y.: Children's O'Bieness to help us . in our Ing mostly cloudy. Highs in Lows in the mid 30s. in transition. He will continue Memorial Hospital Solutions, LLC (AHS), based th~ health system," the initiatives Mr. Castrop Chicago, IlL and Jefferson Jennings entered healthcare in Pittsburgh, Pa . Several began ." Regional Medical Center in administration as an officer in months ago the board of directors for the OHS engaged AHS to provide consulting services and make Ohio Valley Bane Corp, (NAS. AEP tNYSE) - 31.36 recommendations to the .QAQ)' - 20 1\lao (NASDAQ) - 38,60 board. The firn1 will provide BBT (NYSE) - 32.72 lt.ohland Inc, (NYSE) - 24.47 nfanagement and financial . .._.,.,111 !NASDAQ)19,10 Big Loll (NYSE) - 22.87 "-ffalco (N'fSE) 55 !lob Evano (NASDAQ) - 22.25 services. at O'Bieness until Annual Bean Dinner P!'IITIIer (NASDAQ) - 8.64 llorgWamor (NYSE) - 23,36 recruitment of the next CEO, . R-11 (NYSE) - 27,14 pentury Aluminum (NASDAQ) In 2004, Jennings foundRocky Boots (NASDAQ) 3.42 ~ 13.83 Bean Soup, Vegetable Soup and Chili ed AHS and has advocated Royal Dutch Shell - .51.53 Chlllllplon (NASDAQ) - 3,50 Sean1 Holding (NASDAQ) Donations Accepted but not required. !:harming Shopl (NASDAQ) •FREEJ4ff~l~ for hospitals, physicians 55.84 1.64 . and health systems that •• 1-~· ........J>41Y ... Thursday, October 23 Wa~MJirt (NYSE) - 53,67 j:lly HOlding (NASDAQ) - 38.82 0 t-iTIIif l6ftlses with 'NIIwnlil' ·have struggled, both finanWendy's (NYSE)3,16 tolllno (NYSE) - 35.61 • CldbTI sat Pace -1'18Wl......,.. & morw! 6:36 P.M.Io ? W-nco (NYSE) - 25.110 cially and clinically. DuPont (NYSE) - 33.28 r lW Worthlngion(NVSE) -11.81 IJS Bonk (NYSE) - 30.20 Jennings said that ( Svrf up 1o 6X frrsl.r! '\ Mulberry Community Center Gannott (NYSE)- 10.49 . Dally atock reporta 81'11 the 4 ~- - - - }UII'317!1W ~ some of tl\e O'Bleness has Pononll ElectriC (NYSE) - 20.35 p.m. ET closing quotes of tl'llno(Old Pomeroy Elementary) stgn Up Onhl www.LociiNtl.com actlono tor Oct. 2t, 2008, provid- most modem and attractive ilortev·Davldeon (NYSE) ed by EdWard Jones flnanc.. l facilities of any hospital in 15.73 ' 260 Mulberry Avenue ~p Morgan (NVSE) - 39.74 . · advteon t...c Milia In Gatllpolla the United States. "The citi· at (740) 44t·944t and Leoley Kroger (NYSE) - 26.23 Pomeroy, Ohio zens of Athens and the surBn1nds (NYSE) - 12.18 . Ma"""' In Point Pleeunl at rounding communities are Sou11Wm (NYSE) - 53.87 (304) 674-0174, Member SIPC, Clubs and organizations Other events Church events Five generations For-a od cause Coppicks announce birth • Local Weather ·Interim administrator begins at O'Bleness . Local Stocks MEIGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY . = ' • ' �I OPINION ·The Daily Sentinel The.Daily Sentinel 11 1 Court Street .· Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydaltysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. This Election Day could u'her in a crushing.blow to the American dream. Within hours of meeting Joe the Plumber. Americans from all over the country flooded my in box with their stories. Dan Goodrich Publisher Wednesday, October 22, 2008 W~dnesday, October 22,2008 Joe the Plumber, a~ so many who watched the tina! . presidential debate of the Charlene Hoeflich 2008 election know. is Joe Wurzelbacher, from General Manager-News Editor Holland, Ohio, who wants to buy a smal.l business but knows it'' going to hurt under an Obamu adminisCongress shall make no law respecting an tration's tax plan. establishment of religion, or prohibiting the Jarringly, when Joe told Obama of his worry during ~ free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom a c~nipaign stop. the Illinoi s : of speech, or of the press; or the right of the senator said. "It's noi that I : people peaceably to assemble, and to pttition want to punish your success, I just want to make ;.. the Government jor a redress rif grievances. . sure that everybody who is . .. - The First. Amendment to the U.S. Constitution behind you, that they 've got a chance at success , too. I "4 think .when. you spread the wealth around. it's good for everybody." (Yes, it turns out that :. Today is Wednesday, Oct. 22. the 296th day of 2008. Samuel Joseph "Joe" There are 70 days left in the year. . Wurzelbacher doesn 'I have ~ Today's Highlight in History: On Oct. 22, 1962, a plumbing license. But :fresident Kennedy announced a quarantine of all offensive Obama didn't know that -military e~uipment shipped to Cuba, following 'the discov- when he responded . An\! the :'ery of Sovtet-built missile bases on the island . presidential candidate's ~ On this date: In 1746 , Princeton Uni.versity was first response wasn't geared chartered as the College of New Jersey. toward just one working. ·· In 1797. French balloonist Andre-Ja~e~ Gamerin made class guy tram Ohio.) · the first parachute descenr ,landing safel~)lcigb! of The meeting created .an .about 3,000 feet over Paris. opportunity for John . In 1836, Sam Houston was inaugurated as the tirst con- McCain during that last stitutionally elected president of the Republic of Texas. debate, · at · Hofstra In 1883, the original Metropolitan Opera House in New University in New York. By York held its grand opening- with a performance of the . next d~y. McCain was Gounod's "Faust." declaring Joe the v'ictor. In 1928, Republican presidential nominee Herbert · McCain said , during a rally Hoover spoke of the "American system of rugged individ- in Downingtown, Penn .: ualism" in a speech at New York's Madison Square Garden . "We had a good debate. last In 1934, bank robber Charles "Pretty Boy" Floyd was shot to death by federal agents at a farm in East Liverpool. Ohio.· In 1979, the. U.S. government allowed the deposed Shah of Iran to travel to New York for medical treatment - a decision that precipitated the-Iran hostage crisis. In 1981, the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization was decertified by the federal government for its strike the previous August. In 1986. President Reagan signed into law sweeping taxoverhaullegi~lation . · Today's Birthdays: Actress Joan Fontaine is 91 . .Nobel Prize-winning author Doris Lessing is 89. Actor Christopher Lloyd is 70. ·Actress Annette Funicello is 66. Movie director 'Jan de Bont is 65. Actress Catherine .Deneuve is 65. Rock musician Leslie West (Mountain) is 63. Actor Jeff Goldblum is 56. Movie director Bill Condon . is 53. Actor Luis Guzman is 51. Actor-writer-producer Todd Graff is 49 . Rock musician Cris Kirkwood is 48. Christian singer Toby Mac is 44. Actress Valeria Golino is 42 . Comedian Carlos Mencia is 41 . Country singer Shelby Lynne is 40. Reggae rapper Shaggy is 40. Rapper Tracey Lee is 38. Actor Michael ·Fishman is 27. Talk show host Michael Essany is 26. Rock · musician Zac Hanson (Hanson) is 23. Actor Jonathan Lipnicki is 18. Actress Sofia Vassilieva is 16. Thought for Today: "Happiness is not a horse; you cannot harness it." - Russian proverb. ~TODAY IN HISTORY ·Obituaries n"t exist. A McCain higher rate on income that is 'Jl<lkesman shot back: •·tt is really not income . He puts a astounding that Joe Biden. large percentage of it back the self-adulated 'every- . into his business. as I know man: can't believe that an most entrepreneurs do. We American making less than live on a modest percentage Kathryn $250.000 a year might still of what appears as 'wealth· Lopez to Senator Obama.'' be opposed to socialism." And the men who work The Obama-Biden cam. p<tign not only wants to · for Mark get that and make it harder for the Joes respect that, she believes. of the nation to be small- "The y see how we live and night. I thought I did pretty business owners. but Burack they respect their boss well. but...the real winner · & Co. ·want to denigrate because he pays a fair wage last night was Joe the them for even aiming in that and does provide health Plumber.'' directi<m. There's some- care and contribute to their . McCain continued, thing about that line 401(k)s,'' she writes . "Small businesses provide along with that downright · And so Joe's words spoke 16 million jobs in America. to Bobbi : '"Joe is like my and Americans know that Marxist "spread the wealth" husband and his employees. talk that would, on raising taxes on small busiThey work hard and dream nesses will kill those jobs at Election Day: deliver a deci- bigger. There are a lot of a time when we need to be sive slap to this . country's Joes and Marks out here . creating more jobs." He · founding ideals. Bobbi , wife of "!Vlark the and they all don't own busi• moved ·to a rousing conclusion that clearly resonated Trucker," e-mailed me the .nesses yet, but they dream . .with the crowd: ''America morning after the debate. They know le~ s government didn 't become the greatest Her husband owns a small · is best government. And, nation on earth by spreading ·transportation business that Kathryn . they all vote the wealth; we became the he founded with one truck Republican.'' Mark, Joe, Bobbi and greatest nation by creating in 1978. She said that small businesses cannot usually many McCain supporters new wealth." deduct as a business look at the Democratic Meanwhile, another Joe, money that is taxed Party 's tendency toward Democratic vice-presiden- expense tial candidate Biden, said on us personal income. That class warfare and want to "Today" that, "1 don 't have puts most small business in make a ·flight toward free· any Joe the Plumbers in my · a higher tax bra.:ket than the dom. I don't know if the Joe neighborhood that . make one they would qualify for the Plumbers of America $250,000 a year," referring if only .their real earnings are going to win the election to Obama 's much-vaunted were taxed . This higher tax for McCain-Palin. but they plan to jncrease taxes only bracket. indica! ing a wealth have certainly installed the for people making more that exists on paper alone, pipes that are bringing a than that amount. Following has prevented their children ~efreshing flow of honest in the footsteps of MSNBC from getting financial aid revelation in these last weeks before E-Day. host Keith Olbermann. who, for college. ·She continued: "Engines I Kathryn Lopez is the edithe night of the debate, declared that Joe the blow up , accidents happen, tor of Natiorwl Review Plumber is McCain's and the price of replacing an Online (www.nationalre"i nvi si ble friend," Biden 18-wheel tractor or a spe- view.com). She carl be con· implied that the concerned cialty trailer is very expen- tacted a.t k/opez@narionalBuckeye water jOl:key did- sive . My husband is iaxed a review.com.) .' REEDSVILLE - Shirley Lou Myers, 65, of Reedsville, passed away Monday, Oct. 20; 2008 at Fairfield Medical 'Center, Lancaster. · · ~he was born June 3,1943,in Reedsville, daughter of Ruth ·Bruley Myers of Reedsville, and the late Richard Eldon Myers. ~h_e was an LPN at Logan Health Care for 24 years. In addlllon to her mother, Ruth Myers; she is survived by ·a son and daughter-in-law, James and Lynn Myers of Reedsvtlle; a daughter, Sherri Myers of Reedsville; two granddaughters. Theresa and Donnie Swiney and Alyssa Baker, all of El Paso, Tex .; and two great granddaughters, ·Alaina Swiney and Caitlin Swiney of El Paso. : At Shirley's request there will be no visitation or funeral ser·Vices. Arrangements are by Wliite-Schwanel Funeral Home. · You can sign the online guestbook at www.white·schwanelfuneralhome.com. local Briefs Free dinner Brian J . Reed/photo . . REEDSVILLE - A free community dinner will be These members of the Meigs County Farm Bureau received membership awards at Tuesday's annual dinner: Helen served from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the Fellowship Church Swartz, Gary Michael, Ray and Bonnie VanMeter, Dixie Smith and new members, Alyssa Holter and Peggy Yost. · · of the Nazarene, Reedsdville. • Trick or treat times set ••• I'M NOT IN T~t MOOD · Halloween party planned Social set J (740) 992-2156. tions to The Daily Senliilel, 111 Court Street, Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. Oepartment extensions are: Subscription Rates News Editor: Charlene Hoeflich , Ext. 12 · Reporter: Brian Reed, Ext 14 Reporter: Beth Sergent, Ex!. 13 By carrier or motor route One month one year Dally '10.27 '115.84 SO" Senior Citizen rates One month One year ' '1 0.27 . 1103.90 Advertising . 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Our main number is CINCINNATI . Steamboat aficionados took memories and myths of a A family views the river· slower-paced, more gracious boat Delta Queen as it , era to the Ohio River on ••• is docked on the public RACINE - Trick or treat will be held from 6:30-7:30 tuesday for a final visit by landing on the Ohio the Delta Queen riverboat. p.m .• Thursday, o,·t. 30 in Racine. River Tuesday in The city; once America's Cincinnati. The Delta busiest inland port, used to Queen that used to call be the home port for the 82Cincinnati it's home port year-old sternwheeler, which . . TUPPERS PLAINS - A Halloween party will be held at . ts shutting qown because was perhaps making it's · the TuP.p~rs Plains VFW hall on Saturday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m . Congress has refused to last visit to the city. All ~h1ldren up to age 12 are invited to attend, · · grant another exemption AP photo . . from a federal safety law that bans ovemi~ht passengers on boats wl!h a wooden TUPPERS PLAINS - VFW 953 will have a social with superstructUre. food, music and dance the first Saturday of every month, 7 The exemption expires to 10 p.m. at the hall. Music will be by the Shark family. Oct. 31 , but con~ressmen •&ff:'l' i from the Cincinnati area say . pictures over the years; he spend the winter in New they will renew the fight for would take another one Orleans, as usual. while its another exemption next whenever it went by." owners look for a r ·1yer. Massachusetts native Tom Until then , farewell events TOPPERS PLAINS - A brush fire was reported on year. "I've been ·in love with Adams , the Delta Queen 's are planned· all along the Marcinko Road behind Lodwick's Market yesterday after•· . WHEPf 1926 . this boat since I was 5 years tirst mate. worked on ocean- Ohio and Mississippi rivers, noon in Tuppers Plains. The 'Thppers Plains and Chester ~ I.iNGTl:f:~ · . () feet : ,, old," said Sherrin Kraus, 66, going ships before joitling . which the Delta Queen has. Fire ~partments responded. .. . · Of Hanover, Ind;, .midway · • ·WIQT.tlj:6 filii) ,, . · the riverboat's crew last year traveled ·for 82 vears. between Cincinnati and : GU~$T'C: 'PACITY: 174 and lras been amazed at the The boat \vas locally ' · ' Louisville , Ky. She can see · CREW: !io·'.'' loyalty he has seen. owned from 1946 to 1985, the De Ita Queen and other HONORS: Designated "Everybody here is sad to and Cincinmti was its home from Page At river traffic .from her home. · a Nai!Gnlll Historic · · see it end: this boat is a liv- port. The Delta Queen was "All my life 1 have Landmark in 1989 ing legend," he said. "It's desig nated a National associate superintendent for . named Delisle one of 10 watched her go by. I have a ,OWNER: Majestic definitely a different type of Historic Landtimrk in 1989. educational services at the Tech Savvy Superintendents picture somewhere in my Republican Rep . Stev¢ vessel, different type of crew u~ .· 1 Cleveland Heights- in the nation, and she was luggage of her that I took ,~p Aine~ ,, and different type of group Chabot, whose congression.·. University Heights School selected as one of America's with my.little Brown.ie camthat rides .these boats. It's . al district includes part of District. . Top Twenty Educators by era when I was 6 years old," sary trip because we don't Cincinnati. said he still really nice to see the dedica· As superintendent, · Learning Magazine . know what the future's tion these passengers h~ve ." hopes to e.xtend the Delta she said. · Delisle implemented the . Prio( to joining the . Kraus and her husband, going to bring, but we're Don Wurtz , 88. of Queen ·s career. district's One to One Cleveland .Heights- Ken , boarded the Delta worried : If she doesn't sur· Cincinnati " l look forward to seeing , recalled the time Te!lching and Learning wi,th University Heights City Queen in Nashville last vive this last onslaught, it 's he and his late wife took the the Delta Queen return to Technologr. program, which School District, Delisle held Tuesday for a . weeklong the end of an era." Delta Queen from St. Louis Cincinnati nex·t spring," by 2012 wtll provide all stu~ the positions of director of excursion. They wanted to Stephanie Siegrist, 31, of to Cincinnati about 20 years Chabot said in a statement . . dents and teachers in grades academic services, director celebrate their 45th .wed- Villa .Hills, Ky .• went to se.e ago, how they hung out in a "The fight to save the Delta 6 through 12 with a laptop of curriculum/professional ding anniversary a few the Delta Queen, which was lounge in the back of boat to Queen is far from over." computer for wireless learn- development and elemen- months early because they tied up at the city's Public listen to the band . Hou se Minority Leader ing. The program is in .its tary school principal in the had spent such happy times Landing, because the boat Was it the best of times? John Boehner, whose disGeauga . School · aboard . pilot year this school year West held pleasant memories of her "You can say that again ;" trict includes suburbs north -and recently distributed lap- · District; language arts speof Cinci nnati. said the 1966 "We went for our 25th grandparents, who lived near Wurtz said. tops to all students in the cialist in the Orange School anniversary, our 35tl\ the river in Rising Sun, Ind . He thinks the city of Safety at Sea Act was Monticello Middle School. Di'strict; and coordinator of anniversary, -and next. "You could see it from Cincinnati should. buy the intended for ocean-go ing Delisle also has· partnered the K-12 gifted/enrichment spring would be our 45th their•house," Siegrist said, boat and run it as a bed and vessels and never should with two neighboring program in the Shaker anniversary," Kraus said. brushing away tears . ."My breakfast. have been applied to the school districts to establish Heights School District.. "This was our 45th anniver- grandpa had all kinds· of The Delta Queen will stemwh~eler. an International Academy, She has also taught graduate · which will provide a bilin- level courses at Kent State gual . program· of ·English University, Ursuline and Mandarin Chinese, and College, University of from PageAI led.the transformation of the Northern Colorado and Cleveland Heights High Simon Fraser University. "We can't afford · full- been very cooperative in the site could be gained. relation to the Gatling. Ohio School into five small Delisle conducted her time," Hill said. "We'd trying to assist us." leg itimate architectural coa l mine and power plant ·schools. . , post-graduate work at Kent rather have two or three part plans need to be developed . proposed by American .As for the break-ins, Hill Delisle is a member of State University ·and time people and work them said he hasn 't heard of any Hill is also meeting with Municipal Power-Ohio. many educational as~ocia- Ashland University in into a schedule rotation." Hill said the village is also the Ohio Department of this week and said he felt tions and commtttees, administration and curricuwith Buckeye Hills working Transportation on Oct. 30 to The village is currently the frustration of residents, 'including ODE's )urn · development. She taking applications for part- calling the perpetrators "a discuss what to do at the by using global pos itionin~ 'International Education received her Bachelor's time police officers and they waste of good oxygen." intersection at Fifth and Elm satellite technology to map Advisory Committee and degree· from Springfield Streets to cbntrol an antici- all water t\1eters , valves on In other council news: the Buckeye Association of College in Massachusetts can be dropped off during pated increase in traffic from . fire hydrants. water lines, Council has hired an School Administrators' State and a Master's degree in regular business hours at the economic· development in etc. which is a free service .. Report Card Committee. Special Education from Racine Municipal Building. architect in Columbus to ."In general terms . we're develop site plans for the In 2008, eSchool New_s Kent State University. moving in the righ ~ direc- property where the old tion ," Spencer said ' about Raci.ne Junia~ High School' the motion raising the pay sat. Racine hopes to tum the property into an area of of officers. from Page Al Spencer also reminded commercial development citizens: "If anybody has a and village officials are also permits, mail requests and business on Dec. 2. the Copies of the draft per- problem for law enforce- working · with comments to Ohio EPAment, call the Meigs C!' •tnty Community Improvement DSW, Permits Processing mits may be reviewed at Unit , PO Box 1049, Ohio EPA's Southeast Sheriff's Office and they'll Corporation on the project. Columbus. 432 I 6-1049. .District Office, 2195 Front dispatch our officer if he 's Hill said the village had Send comments or written Street, Logan 'by fitst call- out on patrol , if not they'll some money set aside to notification to be on the ing 385-8501 to make an aispatch one of their hire tht architects and deputies. Sheriff Beegle has before any grants to develop mailing list. by the close of appointment. • F~R A TRA6EDY. LETTERS TO THE . EDITOR In a story, call the newsroom at (7-40) paid al Pomeroy. 992·2151> . _ M ember: The Associated Press and the Ohio Newspaper Association. Poltmaater: Send address correc- BY TERRY KtNNEY ASSOC<ATED .PRESS WAITER SYRACUSE ~ Trick or treat will be held from 6:307:30 p.m ., Thursday, Oct. 30 i.n Syracuse. The fire house siren will mark the beginning and end of trick or treat time. Village streets will be blacked to through traffic during this time but Ohio I 24 will remain open . •• Correction Polley Published every afternoon. Monday Our main concern in all stories is to through Friday, 111 Court Street. be accurate. If you know of an error Pomeroy, Ohio; Second-class postage Fans of Delta.Queen bid farewell in Ohio I RUTLAND, - Trick or treat will be observed from 6 to 7 p.m. on Oct. 30 in Rutland. . ' Letters dealing with the Nov. 4 election are welcome anq will be accepted up until5 p .m. on Friday, Oct. 24. Letters received after that deadline will nat be published. Letters should be 300 words in length or less and must address issues , not personalities. Letters endorsing local or national candidates, or· containinr.: per.w nal attacks, will not be accepted. · (USPS 213·960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Members recoga1ized Shirley Myers Elections letters advisory Reader Services The Daily Sentil'lel • Page As · PORTLAND - Earl Phelps, 56, of Portland, died suddenly_Monday, Oct. 20, 2008 at the Chillicothe Veterans . Hospttal. He is survived by his beloved wife, S)!Mon, of Portland; ·two step-daughters, Jessica Hatcher of Hometown, W.Va. an~ Roberta Strader· of French Creek, W.Va .; a stepson, Clmt~n Hatcher of Lancaster; and two step-~andsons. . He rs al~o survived by a brother and two ststers. •. There wtll_be no viewing or v\sitation. A private memorIal servtce wtll be announced later. Roush Funeral Home of .Ravenswood W.Va. is in charge of arrangements. . M~. PhelP.:> requests that no flowers be sent, but said donations Will be apprectated and may be sent to the Roush .Funeral Home, P.O. 933, Ravenswood, W.Va. OLIVER STONE~ · .The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com ·Obama tax plan 'plumb' crazy .. ' PageA4 '· Foreign .fands The parking lots of the big discount stores have been getting more and more crowded since the economy went over Niagara Falls without a barrel. ne people who u~ed to shop at the high-end stores in the mall have sudden ly decided that - nothing could be more · amu sing t)Jan to start shopping with the regular folks down at the Wai-Mart and Target . Not. that they need to, mind you .. It's just so much darn fun! They even make a game of it, pronouncing them both in the French way - Wal-Mahr . and Tarzhay - as if they were on some wonderful vacation to an exotic foreign land where the natives wear colorful, polyester clothes and take their children shopping instead of leaving them at home with the nanny. You can almost hear them at tonight 's cocktail party. "We just got back from wh~re Jim Mullen Poorland, and I can' t wait to show you the pictures when they come back. The shopping is wonderful, everything is so delightfully cheap. This scarf was only $6. Can you believe that? I'm afratd to think what it would have cost in our country. I'd never been in a Wal -Mahr before , and I thought there would be open sewers running down the aisles. but it's not like that at all. It's like visiting a devel.oping country without havmg to get on a plane . And with much better toilets. Who knew? They ev.en have greeters. the dollar s_till·rnles Why doesn 't Saks have a there speak English. You greeter? Maybe a male don't even have to learn model or something. how to say "please" and ''I'd always heard stories "thank .you" in Poorese. In about Poorland, but I never fact. they use many of the thought l would actually same words we do. And get to go there. It's not like they use the same money here . of course . There are and no one even asked to practically no foreign cars see our passports. I don 't in the parking lot. and som_e even think a lot of them cars ar~ two to three years knew we · wererf't from old . And I don't think some there. We really should go of them have ever seen a there more often! I had no copy of ''Italian Vogue" or idea how much fun it is to "Vanity Fair" in their be poor! whole lives, but the place·is "Next , I' m having my full of affordable trinkets travel agent arrange a trip to and little goodies that you a: big-box store. Won 't that · just can't get in our coun- be exciting? Even if we try. A lot of the natives don 't need a big box. I may have exotic tattoos and buy one just to say I was body piercings, but they there. I'm actu~lly thinking are remarkably shy about of rentmg a umt m a trailer being photographed. I park for a week or two and fin ally had to offer one fel- making a vacation of it." low $10 before he would · (Jim Mullen is the author • let Bob take a picture of i.ts of "It Takes a Village Idiot: together. Then everyone in Complicating the Simple the place suddenly wanted Life" and "Baby's First to have their picture take11. Talloo." You can reach him "And most of the people at jim_mullen@myway.com.) Police Hearing .. .' �I OPINION ·The Daily Sentinel The.Daily Sentinel 11 1 Court Street .· Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydaltysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. This Election Day could u'her in a crushing.blow to the American dream. Within hours of meeting Joe the Plumber. Americans from all over the country flooded my in box with their stories. Dan Goodrich Publisher Wednesday, October 22, 2008 W~dnesday, October 22,2008 Joe the Plumber, a~ so many who watched the tina! . presidential debate of the Charlene Hoeflich 2008 election know. is Joe Wurzelbacher, from General Manager-News Editor Holland, Ohio, who wants to buy a smal.l business but knows it'' going to hurt under an Obamu adminisCongress shall make no law respecting an tration's tax plan. establishment of religion, or prohibiting the Jarringly, when Joe told Obama of his worry during ~ free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom a c~nipaign stop. the Illinoi s : of speech, or of the press; or the right of the senator said. "It's noi that I : people peaceably to assemble, and to pttition want to punish your success, I just want to make ;.. the Government jor a redress rif grievances. . sure that everybody who is . .. - The First. Amendment to the U.S. Constitution behind you, that they 've got a chance at success , too. I "4 think .when. you spread the wealth around. it's good for everybody." (Yes, it turns out that :. Today is Wednesday, Oct. 22. the 296th day of 2008. Samuel Joseph "Joe" There are 70 days left in the year. . Wurzelbacher doesn 'I have ~ Today's Highlight in History: On Oct. 22, 1962, a plumbing license. But :fresident Kennedy announced a quarantine of all offensive Obama didn't know that -military e~uipment shipped to Cuba, following 'the discov- when he responded . An\! the :'ery of Sovtet-built missile bases on the island . presidential candidate's ~ On this date: In 1746 , Princeton Uni.versity was first response wasn't geared chartered as the College of New Jersey. toward just one working. ·· In 1797. French balloonist Andre-Ja~e~ Gamerin made class guy tram Ohio.) · the first parachute descenr ,landing safel~)lcigb! of The meeting created .an .about 3,000 feet over Paris. opportunity for John . In 1836, Sam Houston was inaugurated as the tirst con- McCain during that last stitutionally elected president of the Republic of Texas. debate, · at · Hofstra In 1883, the original Metropolitan Opera House in New University in New York. By York held its grand opening- with a performance of the . next d~y. McCain was Gounod's "Faust." declaring Joe the v'ictor. In 1928, Republican presidential nominee Herbert · McCain said , during a rally Hoover spoke of the "American system of rugged individ- in Downingtown, Penn .: ualism" in a speech at New York's Madison Square Garden . "We had a good debate. last In 1934, bank robber Charles "Pretty Boy" Floyd was shot to death by federal agents at a farm in East Liverpool. Ohio.· In 1979, the. U.S. government allowed the deposed Shah of Iran to travel to New York for medical treatment - a decision that precipitated the-Iran hostage crisis. In 1981, the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization was decertified by the federal government for its strike the previous August. In 1986. President Reagan signed into law sweeping taxoverhaullegi~lation . · Today's Birthdays: Actress Joan Fontaine is 91 . .Nobel Prize-winning author Doris Lessing is 89. Actor Christopher Lloyd is 70. ·Actress Annette Funicello is 66. Movie director 'Jan de Bont is 65. Actress Catherine .Deneuve is 65. Rock musician Leslie West (Mountain) is 63. Actor Jeff Goldblum is 56. Movie director Bill Condon . is 53. Actor Luis Guzman is 51. Actor-writer-producer Todd Graff is 49 . Rock musician Cris Kirkwood is 48. Christian singer Toby Mac is 44. Actress Valeria Golino is 42 . Comedian Carlos Mencia is 41 . Country singer Shelby Lynne is 40. Reggae rapper Shaggy is 40. Rapper Tracey Lee is 38. Actor Michael ·Fishman is 27. Talk show host Michael Essany is 26. Rock · musician Zac Hanson (Hanson) is 23. Actor Jonathan Lipnicki is 18. Actress Sofia Vassilieva is 16. Thought for Today: "Happiness is not a horse; you cannot harness it." - Russian proverb. ~TODAY IN HISTORY ·Obituaries n"t exist. A McCain higher rate on income that is 'Jl<lkesman shot back: •·tt is really not income . He puts a astounding that Joe Biden. large percentage of it back the self-adulated 'every- . into his business. as I know man: can't believe that an most entrepreneurs do. We American making less than live on a modest percentage Kathryn $250.000 a year might still of what appears as 'wealth· Lopez to Senator Obama.'' be opposed to socialism." And the men who work The Obama-Biden cam. p<tign not only wants to · for Mark get that and make it harder for the Joes respect that, she believes. of the nation to be small- "The y see how we live and night. I thought I did pretty business owners. but Burack they respect their boss well. but...the real winner · & Co. ·want to denigrate because he pays a fair wage last night was Joe the them for even aiming in that and does provide health Plumber.'' directi<m. There's some- care and contribute to their . McCain continued, thing about that line 401(k)s,'' she writes . "Small businesses provide along with that downright · And so Joe's words spoke 16 million jobs in America. to Bobbi : '"Joe is like my and Americans know that Marxist "spread the wealth" husband and his employees. talk that would, on raising taxes on small busiThey work hard and dream nesses will kill those jobs at Election Day: deliver a deci- bigger. There are a lot of a time when we need to be sive slap to this . country's Joes and Marks out here . creating more jobs." He · founding ideals. Bobbi , wife of "!Vlark the and they all don't own busi• moved ·to a rousing conclusion that clearly resonated Trucker," e-mailed me the .nesses yet, but they dream . .with the crowd: ''America morning after the debate. They know le~ s government didn 't become the greatest Her husband owns a small · is best government. And, nation on earth by spreading ·transportation business that Kathryn . they all vote the wealth; we became the he founded with one truck Republican.'' Mark, Joe, Bobbi and greatest nation by creating in 1978. She said that small businesses cannot usually many McCain supporters new wealth." deduct as a business look at the Democratic Meanwhile, another Joe, money that is taxed Party 's tendency toward Democratic vice-presiden- expense tial candidate Biden, said on us personal income. That class warfare and want to "Today" that, "1 don 't have puts most small business in make a ·flight toward free· any Joe the Plumbers in my · a higher tax bra.:ket than the dom. I don't know if the Joe neighborhood that . make one they would qualify for the Plumbers of America $250,000 a year," referring if only .their real earnings are going to win the election to Obama 's much-vaunted were taxed . This higher tax for McCain-Palin. but they plan to jncrease taxes only bracket. indica! ing a wealth have certainly installed the for people making more that exists on paper alone, pipes that are bringing a than that amount. Following has prevented their children ~efreshing flow of honest in the footsteps of MSNBC from getting financial aid revelation in these last weeks before E-Day. host Keith Olbermann. who, for college. ·She continued: "Engines I Kathryn Lopez is the edithe night of the debate, declared that Joe the blow up , accidents happen, tor of Natiorwl Review Plumber is McCain's and the price of replacing an Online (www.nationalre"i nvi si ble friend," Biden 18-wheel tractor or a spe- view.com). She carl be con· implied that the concerned cialty trailer is very expen- tacted a.t k/opez@narionalBuckeye water jOl:key did- sive . My husband is iaxed a review.com.) .' REEDSVILLE - Shirley Lou Myers, 65, of Reedsville, passed away Monday, Oct. 20; 2008 at Fairfield Medical 'Center, Lancaster. · · ~he was born June 3,1943,in Reedsville, daughter of Ruth ·Bruley Myers of Reedsville, and the late Richard Eldon Myers. ~h_e was an LPN at Logan Health Care for 24 years. In addlllon to her mother, Ruth Myers; she is survived by ·a son and daughter-in-law, James and Lynn Myers of Reedsvtlle; a daughter, Sherri Myers of Reedsville; two granddaughters. Theresa and Donnie Swiney and Alyssa Baker, all of El Paso, Tex .; and two great granddaughters, ·Alaina Swiney and Caitlin Swiney of El Paso. : At Shirley's request there will be no visitation or funeral ser·Vices. Arrangements are by Wliite-Schwanel Funeral Home. · You can sign the online guestbook at www.white·schwanelfuneralhome.com. local Briefs Free dinner Brian J . Reed/photo . . REEDSVILLE - A free community dinner will be These members of the Meigs County Farm Bureau received membership awards at Tuesday's annual dinner: Helen served from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the Fellowship Church Swartz, Gary Michael, Ray and Bonnie VanMeter, Dixie Smith and new members, Alyssa Holter and Peggy Yost. · · of the Nazarene, Reedsdville. • Trick or treat times set ••• I'M NOT IN T~t MOOD · Halloween party planned Social set J (740) 992-2156. tions to The Daily Senliilel, 111 Court Street, Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. Oepartment extensions are: Subscription Rates News Editor: Charlene Hoeflich , Ext. 12 · Reporter: Brian Reed, Ext 14 Reporter: Beth Sergent, Ex!. 13 By carrier or motor route One month one year Dally '10.27 '115.84 SO" Senior Citizen rates One month One year ' '1 0.27 . 1103.90 Advertising . 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Our main number is CINCINNATI . Steamboat aficionados took memories and myths of a A family views the river· slower-paced, more gracious boat Delta Queen as it , era to the Ohio River on ••• is docked on the public RACINE - Trick or treat will be held from 6:30-7:30 tuesday for a final visit by landing on the Ohio the Delta Queen riverboat. p.m .• Thursday, o,·t. 30 in Racine. River Tuesday in The city; once America's Cincinnati. The Delta busiest inland port, used to Queen that used to call be the home port for the 82Cincinnati it's home port year-old sternwheeler, which . . TUPPERS PLAINS - A Halloween party will be held at . ts shutting qown because was perhaps making it's · the TuP.p~rs Plains VFW hall on Saturday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m . Congress has refused to last visit to the city. All ~h1ldren up to age 12 are invited to attend, · · grant another exemption AP photo . . from a federal safety law that bans ovemi~ht passengers on boats wl!h a wooden TUPPERS PLAINS - VFW 953 will have a social with superstructUre. food, music and dance the first Saturday of every month, 7 The exemption expires to 10 p.m. at the hall. Music will be by the Shark family. Oct. 31 , but con~ressmen •&ff:'l' i from the Cincinnati area say . pictures over the years; he spend the winter in New they will renew the fight for would take another one Orleans, as usual. while its another exemption next whenever it went by." owners look for a r ·1yer. Massachusetts native Tom Until then , farewell events TOPPERS PLAINS - A brush fire was reported on year. "I've been ·in love with Adams , the Delta Queen 's are planned· all along the Marcinko Road behind Lodwick's Market yesterday after•· . WHEPf 1926 . this boat since I was 5 years tirst mate. worked on ocean- Ohio and Mississippi rivers, noon in Tuppers Plains. The 'Thppers Plains and Chester ~ I.iNGTl:f:~ · . () feet : ,, old," said Sherrin Kraus, 66, going ships before joitling . which the Delta Queen has. Fire ~partments responded. .. . · Of Hanover, Ind;, .midway · • ·WIQT.tlj:6 filii) ,, . · the riverboat's crew last year traveled ·for 82 vears. between Cincinnati and : GU~$T'C: 'PACITY: 174 and lras been amazed at the The boat \vas locally ' · ' Louisville , Ky. She can see · CREW: !io·'.'' loyalty he has seen. owned from 1946 to 1985, the De Ita Queen and other HONORS: Designated "Everybody here is sad to and Cincinmti was its home from Page At river traffic .from her home. · a Nai!Gnlll Historic · · see it end: this boat is a liv- port. The Delta Queen was "All my life 1 have Landmark in 1989 ing legend," he said. "It's desig nated a National associate superintendent for . named Delisle one of 10 watched her go by. I have a ,OWNER: Majestic definitely a different type of Historic Landtimrk in 1989. educational services at the Tech Savvy Superintendents picture somewhere in my Republican Rep . Stev¢ vessel, different type of crew u~ .· 1 Cleveland Heights- in the nation, and she was luggage of her that I took ,~p Aine~ ,, and different type of group Chabot, whose congression.·. University Heights School selected as one of America's with my.little Brown.ie camthat rides .these boats. It's . al district includes part of District. . Top Twenty Educators by era when I was 6 years old," sary trip because we don't Cincinnati. said he still really nice to see the dedica· As superintendent, · Learning Magazine . know what the future's tion these passengers h~ve ." hopes to e.xtend the Delta she said. · Delisle implemented the . Prio( to joining the . Kraus and her husband, going to bring, but we're Don Wurtz , 88. of Queen ·s career. district's One to One Cleveland .Heights- Ken , boarded the Delta worried : If she doesn't sur· Cincinnati " l look forward to seeing , recalled the time Te!lching and Learning wi,th University Heights City Queen in Nashville last vive this last onslaught, it 's he and his late wife took the the Delta Queen return to Technologr. program, which School District, Delisle held Tuesday for a . weeklong the end of an era." Delta Queen from St. Louis Cincinnati nex·t spring," by 2012 wtll provide all stu~ the positions of director of excursion. They wanted to Stephanie Siegrist, 31, of to Cincinnati about 20 years Chabot said in a statement . . dents and teachers in grades academic services, director celebrate their 45th .wed- Villa .Hills, Ky .• went to se.e ago, how they hung out in a "The fight to save the Delta 6 through 12 with a laptop of curriculum/professional ding anniversary a few the Delta Queen, which was lounge in the back of boat to Queen is far from over." computer for wireless learn- development and elemen- months early because they tied up at the city's Public listen to the band . Hou se Minority Leader ing. The program is in .its tary school principal in the had spent such happy times Landing, because the boat Was it the best of times? John Boehner, whose disGeauga . School · aboard . pilot year this school year West held pleasant memories of her "You can say that again ;" trict includes suburbs north -and recently distributed lap- · District; language arts speof Cinci nnati. said the 1966 "We went for our 25th grandparents, who lived near Wurtz said. tops to all students in the cialist in the Orange School anniversary, our 35tl\ the river in Rising Sun, Ind . He thinks the city of Safety at Sea Act was Monticello Middle School. Di'strict; and coordinator of anniversary, -and next. "You could see it from Cincinnati should. buy the intended for ocean-go ing Delisle also has· partnered the K-12 gifted/enrichment spring would be our 45th their•house," Siegrist said, boat and run it as a bed and vessels and never should with two neighboring program in the Shaker anniversary," Kraus said. brushing away tears . ."My breakfast. have been applied to the school districts to establish Heights School District.. "This was our 45th anniver- grandpa had all kinds· of The Delta Queen will stemwh~eler. an International Academy, She has also taught graduate · which will provide a bilin- level courses at Kent State gual . program· of ·English University, Ursuline and Mandarin Chinese, and College, University of from PageAI led.the transformation of the Northern Colorado and Cleveland Heights High Simon Fraser University. "We can't afford · full- been very cooperative in the site could be gained. relation to the Gatling. Ohio School into five small Delisle conducted her time," Hill said. "We'd trying to assist us." leg itimate architectural coa l mine and power plant ·schools. . , post-graduate work at Kent rather have two or three part plans need to be developed . proposed by American .As for the break-ins, Hill Delisle is a member of State University ·and time people and work them said he hasn 't heard of any Hill is also meeting with Municipal Power-Ohio. many educational as~ocia- Ashland University in into a schedule rotation." Hill said the village is also the Ohio Department of this week and said he felt tions and commtttees, administration and curricuwith Buckeye Hills working Transportation on Oct. 30 to The village is currently the frustration of residents, 'including ODE's )urn · development. She taking applications for part- calling the perpetrators "a discuss what to do at the by using global pos itionin~ 'International Education received her Bachelor's time police officers and they waste of good oxygen." intersection at Fifth and Elm satellite technology to map Advisory Committee and degree· from Springfield Streets to cbntrol an antici- all water t\1eters , valves on In other council news: the Buckeye Association of College in Massachusetts can be dropped off during pated increase in traffic from . fire hydrants. water lines, Council has hired an School Administrators' State and a Master's degree in regular business hours at the economic· development in etc. which is a free service .. Report Card Committee. Special Education from Racine Municipal Building. architect in Columbus to ."In general terms . we're develop site plans for the In 2008, eSchool New_s Kent State University. moving in the righ ~ direc- property where the old tion ," Spencer said ' about Raci.ne Junia~ High School' the motion raising the pay sat. Racine hopes to tum the property into an area of of officers. from Page Al Spencer also reminded commercial development citizens: "If anybody has a and village officials are also permits, mail requests and business on Dec. 2. the Copies of the draft per- problem for law enforce- working · with comments to Ohio EPAment, call the Meigs C!' •tnty Community Improvement DSW, Permits Processing mits may be reviewed at Unit , PO Box 1049, Ohio EPA's Southeast Sheriff's Office and they'll Corporation on the project. Columbus. 432 I 6-1049. .District Office, 2195 Front dispatch our officer if he 's Hill said the village had Send comments or written Street, Logan 'by fitst call- out on patrol , if not they'll some money set aside to notification to be on the ing 385-8501 to make an aispatch one of their hire tht architects and deputies. Sheriff Beegle has before any grants to develop mailing list. by the close of appointment. • F~R A TRA6EDY. LETTERS TO THE . EDITOR In a story, call the newsroom at (7-40) paid al Pomeroy. 992·2151> . _ M ember: The Associated Press and the Ohio Newspaper Association. Poltmaater: Send address correc- BY TERRY KtNNEY ASSOC<ATED .PRESS WAITER SYRACUSE ~ Trick or treat will be held from 6:307:30 p.m ., Thursday, Oct. 30 i.n Syracuse. The fire house siren will mark the beginning and end of trick or treat time. Village streets will be blacked to through traffic during this time but Ohio I 24 will remain open . •• Correction Polley Published every afternoon. Monday Our main concern in all stories is to through Friday, 111 Court Street. be accurate. If you know of an error Pomeroy, Ohio; Second-class postage Fans of Delta.Queen bid farewell in Ohio I RUTLAND, - Trick or treat will be observed from 6 to 7 p.m. on Oct. 30 in Rutland. . ' Letters dealing with the Nov. 4 election are welcome anq will be accepted up until5 p .m. on Friday, Oct. 24. Letters received after that deadline will nat be published. Letters should be 300 words in length or less and must address issues , not personalities. Letters endorsing local or national candidates, or· containinr.: per.w nal attacks, will not be accepted. · (USPS 213·960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Members recoga1ized Shirley Myers Elections letters advisory Reader Services The Daily Sentil'lel • Page As · PORTLAND - Earl Phelps, 56, of Portland, died suddenly_Monday, Oct. 20, 2008 at the Chillicothe Veterans . Hospttal. He is survived by his beloved wife, S)!Mon, of Portland; ·two step-daughters, Jessica Hatcher of Hometown, W.Va. an~ Roberta Strader· of French Creek, W.Va .; a stepson, Clmt~n Hatcher of Lancaster; and two step-~andsons. . He rs al~o survived by a brother and two ststers. •. There wtll_be no viewing or v\sitation. A private memorIal servtce wtll be announced later. Roush Funeral Home of .Ravenswood W.Va. is in charge of arrangements. . M~. PhelP.:> requests that no flowers be sent, but said donations Will be apprectated and may be sent to the Roush .Funeral Home, P.O. 933, Ravenswood, W.Va. OLIVER STONE~ · .The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com ·Obama tax plan 'plumb' crazy .. ' PageA4 '· Foreign .fands The parking lots of the big discount stores have been getting more and more crowded since the economy went over Niagara Falls without a barrel. ne people who u~ed to shop at the high-end stores in the mall have sudden ly decided that - nothing could be more · amu sing t)Jan to start shopping with the regular folks down at the Wai-Mart and Target . Not. that they need to, mind you .. It's just so much darn fun! They even make a game of it, pronouncing them both in the French way - Wal-Mahr . and Tarzhay - as if they were on some wonderful vacation to an exotic foreign land where the natives wear colorful, polyester clothes and take their children shopping instead of leaving them at home with the nanny. You can almost hear them at tonight 's cocktail party. "We just got back from wh~re Jim Mullen Poorland, and I can' t wait to show you the pictures when they come back. The shopping is wonderful, everything is so delightfully cheap. This scarf was only $6. Can you believe that? I'm afratd to think what it would have cost in our country. I'd never been in a Wal -Mahr before , and I thought there would be open sewers running down the aisles. but it's not like that at all. It's like visiting a devel.oping country without havmg to get on a plane . And with much better toilets. Who knew? They ev.en have greeters. the dollar s_till·rnles Why doesn 't Saks have a there speak English. You greeter? Maybe a male don't even have to learn model or something. how to say "please" and ''I'd always heard stories "thank .you" in Poorese. In about Poorland, but I never fact. they use many of the thought l would actually same words we do. And get to go there. It's not like they use the same money here . of course . There are and no one even asked to practically no foreign cars see our passports. I don 't in the parking lot. and som_e even think a lot of them cars ar~ two to three years knew we · wererf't from old . And I don't think some there. We really should go of them have ever seen a there more often! I had no copy of ''Italian Vogue" or idea how much fun it is to "Vanity Fair" in their be poor! whole lives, but the place·is "Next , I' m having my full of affordable trinkets travel agent arrange a trip to and little goodies that you a: big-box store. Won 't that · just can't get in our coun- be exciting? Even if we try. A lot of the natives don 't need a big box. I may have exotic tattoos and buy one just to say I was body piercings, but they there. I'm actu~lly thinking are remarkably shy about of rentmg a umt m a trailer being photographed. I park for a week or two and fin ally had to offer one fel- making a vacation of it." low $10 before he would · (Jim Mullen is the author • let Bob take a picture of i.ts of "It Takes a Village Idiot: together. Then everyone in Complicating the Simple the place suddenly wanted Life" and "Baby's First to have their picture take11. Talloo." You can reach him "And most of the people at jim_mullen@myway.com.) Police Hearing .. .' �-. - .. • ,,,,, Wednesday. October 22, 2008 Page A6- The Daily Sentinel Bl The Daily Sentinel • playoiT ratings, Page 82 to plead guUty in Va., Page 86 ' VVednesday,Ck1ober22,2008 goals ~MI;AOY -A achedule of upcoming high var•ltv sporting events invol111ng ... ~q~rs from Meigs and Gallla counties. increase a woman's chance . ~east'c!ance• the following: family .history of cancer leliec1ts in one of two inherited genes - Elirl; ·onset of menstruation or late onset of menopause N''""'r experiencing and · hormones · IGNORED CANCER . . ~.c .. meets Ell lnt!n in the U.S will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year. - At~olan~12:.9~~ women and mert·in the U.S. will be found to have invasive breast cancer in 2006. . AJtpJrOirui:l&tely 40,970 women wlll die froin 'the disease this year. • More than 2 mDlion women in treated for breast cancer. suspend Winslow one game ,. ' .. , ·vou·o is the greatest. when breast cancer is found So keep , - Remember to per • Arter age 40, go in for • If you are under the discuss risk and' :l~imno - If any change occurs m y6luf.,b1ie&s1t. '~~!!~;!;;~~~ swelling your d • Help Pti~»te•~t yoqi~ with regular aealth.Y diet. ·175 North 2nd Avenue Middleport, OH 1-888-227-6446, ext. 3106 Anne Hehr 740-992·7028 Save The Date BEND CHIIIOI'BACTIC .. CENTEII FREE Mammograms & Pap Tests MCCI Southeastern Ohio Brea~ & c~nical Cancer Project s«.inc Acto.. OIICIIIIe)',llodllllf. Mdp, Monroe. Mcopn Miaoti...,.,Nolllt,laty·A WllhiJI&Ion Coonlies . Mrlp c_, c-crtollllti..,loc. AYiitlblefcr"""""' .....~,toklol'furl'lpTeslsan•UOidder · fur m~~~...,..aus.llllinlunCIIIIId moetingiiiCili!IO pidolineo. .• •·•-<"l f'"!o.'f "" • .,. .~ ~ ..,..................,.,,.,_;,, *",....... 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Torwall•,•• --...- ..- (hllct txt. . ~at&t · . , a. folio Jtld bV """ 1) -~-~-G.-lot c.., C.IIIIUII,..,.... the 992·2635 • Mlddl•port, OH GRAVELY • SNAPPER 204Condor St., Pomeroy, OH . 740-992-2975 OWNER: Manning Roush CROW&.CROW ATTORNEYS AT LAW 992-6059 • Pomeroy, o•t The Shoe Place 992-5627 •N2nd Middleport, OH . CHIROPRACTIC CEN'TEB 992·2955 e Pomeroy, OH "CarE-,·· ·Janjoy the convenience of our CurbsideCanyout C•ll AIMIKI ·We'll Have It RtiKiy To Gol .. · (30-')773-8112 . 20 Millard Lane • Muon, WV 21280 ill !OW .... 1loolrUII klf~.,.,.....,.,...,_,,..Ul·811&-23UW THinK 507 Mulberry Hilghts Pomeroy, OH 740-992·3279 ......... ,...... COLUMBUS (AP} - thought ·is still in their heads After getting pummeled by that. they cannot afford the.n-No. I USC 35-3 back another huge disappointon Sept. 13. the beaten and ment when the lights are the discouraged Ohio State brightest. Buckeyes straggled onto a "We know that our r.erforplane for the long trip home . mances of late haven t been "Quiet . Very quiet. Very the best in big games," linelong'," is how offensive tack- backer James Laurinaitis le Alex Boone described the said. "It's all about the here flight back. and now. We can'i dwell on Five wins later, the lOth- stuff in the past. You just ranked Buckeyes have a have to keep looking . forchance to make up for that ward. A ~arne like this, a big prime-time failing and undo game in the Big Ten, it's . a lot of heartache when they exciting." get yet another shot at prov- Ohio State (7-1, 4-0 Big ing they can win a marquee Ten) bas played unevenly, game. Redemption 'could · but still has knocked off come in the form of No. 3 every one in its path sinc,e Penn State on Saturday that long flight home. As the night at a rockin'. scarlet- season has worn on , the draped Ohio Stadium. Buckeyes have come to realThe Buckeyes say they're ize that they still control not trying to redeem them- ..their own destiny in many selves for being embar- ways. rassed in L.A'., or for those . For example, one of their blowout losses in the last biggest goals was to become two B.owl Championship the first team to win three ·.Series title games against consecutive outright Big Ten Florida and LSU. Yet the titles. Regardless of whether Prep Volleyball - i6...-----------. Ingels Carpet still reach ' they share the conferenc.e title or not, they can also become the first Ohio State team to grab at least four strai~ht league championshtps since the Buckeyes did it six years in a row (1972-77). "You know, it was tough at first to have all these goals, and visions for your team and to lose a game you, fully expected to win," hoebacker Marcus Freeman said , referring to the USC lpss. "After that game, our morale was down for a while. But we got back together and our seniors and our captains did a good job of getting us back together and getting us prepared. We got it going and we still knew we had a chance to win the Big Ten. Our goals for the season are still in front of us." AP photo To get from the low point Ohio State running back .Chris Wells (26) gets past of the lopsided loss to th.e Michigan State defenders for a touchdown during the secPlease see 8 ckeye 12 . ond quarter of an NCAA college football. game Saturday in . 1• u East Lansong, Moch. · . . Diyision Ill district semifinals one game • without pay for critical comments Winsi 'ow NOTEBOOK made following Sunday's loss at W!lshington. Win>low, who spent three days at the Cleveland Clinic earlier this month with an undisclosed illness , revealed he . had a staph infection - for the second time - before lashing out at Browns general manager Phil Savage as the Pro Bowler's teammates dressed after their 14-11 loss to the Redskins. · · ..WinsloW--complained ·thatthe team, which has had at least six cases of staph in . · the past three years. asked him to conceal his illness. l:(e also vented at Savage for not checking on him · while he was iri the hospital, ~aid he felt the Browns were treating him like a "piece of meat," and said ·he considered requesting a traqe. Savage shot back with a 352-word statement on tuesday, susl?ending . Bryan Wlllter&'phota Winslow and calhng his· Members of the River Valley volleyball team applaud the introduction of opposition Minford on Tuesday night during thl\t ~omments and behavior start of a Division Ill district semifinal match at McAfee Gymnasium at Athens High School in The Plains. . ''unwarranted, inappropriate. and unnecessarily disparaging to our organizatiod. · "His 'statements brought Raiders (15-9) fell behind 25-10,25-12. , 8-3, Jacqueline Jacobs BY BRYAN WALTERS unjustified negative atten- BWALTERSOMYOAILVTRIBUNE .COM two-games-to-none before served up seven straight The Silver and Black tion to our organization, and points for a comfortable 15rallying for the biggest win never led in Game 1 and violatell the ~m-frrst con· THE PLAINS - The of the night in Game 3 by 13 struggled early in Game 2 3 edge. cept Qf our·football .squad," River Valley volleyball team RVHS would hiad Game 3 before taking their first lead points. That momentum, said Savage, who had not put up a valiant effort, but however, didn't last as the of the evening at 13-12. by 12 points on five separate suspended a player since and the btggest taking over the Browns in second-seeded Minford ulti- Lady Falcons (II- 1.3) MHS tied things at 13, then occasions mately had a little too much stormed out to a 12,6 lead ran off another seven lead was the finale. at 2B-12. 2005. firepower the Lady and never looked back in the straight points to take a 20- Minford was never closer Winslow will miss Raiders on for. than eight points after the Tuesday night four-point Game 4 win - 13 advantage. Sunday's game at during a · four-game 19-25 clinched the triumph. RVHS never r,ecovered, 15-3 start . . Jacksonville and it will cost 16-25, 25-12, 21-25 setback, which will now advance getting outscored 5-3 the The . Lady Raiders also him $235,294 ·- his one- in the second of two to Minford the district on rest of the way to fall behind jumped out to a 2-0 lead in game paycheck. He will not Division Ill district semifi- Saturday, where itfinals Game 4, but Minford counwill play two-games-to-none. be allowed · IQ practice or tered with six con sec uti ve top-seeded Adena at 4· p.m. The Lady Raiders put nals held in McAfee attend meetings at the Gymnasium at Athens High The Lady Warriors disman- together their best effort of points for a four-point edge. team's facility this week School. tl~ Oak Hill in · the first the night in Game 3, storm. and cannot return until The third-seeded Lady semifinal by scores of 25-2, ing out to a 7-2lead. Then at Ple•se see R•lders, B2 Monday. • Winslow can appeal his wspension through the NFL . ~layers' Association. His agent Drew Rosenhaus did' Iiot immediately return Samantha Westfall and STAFF REPORT j)hone messages or an eSPORTSOMYCAILYSENTINELCOM Allie Hamilton were next Ipail seeking comment. with dozen points each, · In a statement released tllrough his publicist, GALLIPOLIS - Ohio while VanMeter added to Winslow said he tried to Valley Christian sent vol- points to the winning reveal his condition but was leyball seniors Annee cause. discouraged by the team. Carman and Andrea Burleson led the net "Regardless of how this VanMeter out in style attack with eight kills, folwas released the informa- Tuesday with a straight- lowed by Westfall with five tion would still remain the game .25-19 , 25-19, 25-17 kills and Melissa Stump Same," be said. "I contract- victory over visitirig Grace with four kills. Carman and :Pl.....- Winslow, 12 Christian on Senior Night . · VanMeter both contributed The Lady Defenders had two kills apiece as well . little trouble in their final Miller also had a·team-high home match of the season, ·15 assists . CoNI'ACI'US posting back-to-back sixBetheny Elliott led Grace point wins in the first two Christiatt with 12 points, : H 4()-446·2342 ext. 33 games. OVCS rode that followed by Rebekah Fu-1-7~·3008 momentum right through Donchatz and t<::athleen ~oflllll - oportoOrnydallysentinal.com Game 3, posting its biggest Carpenter with respective Spgrja_SWI win of the night to wrap up point totals of 11 and 10. the decision . Ohio Valley Christian Bryen V(•lters, Sport• Writer Cnolg llleCormlcklphota Lindsey Miller led the will return to action (740) .w&-2342, ·~t. 3.1 bwaneroOmy<lailylribuno.com Blue .and Gold service Saturday when it travels to .Pictured above are Ohio Valley Christian volleyball seniors attack with 16 points, fol - Cedarville for its champi - Andrea VanMeter, left, and Annee Carman before the start Lltrry Crum, Sports Writer lowed by Hali Burleson onship round contest in the of Tuesday's Senior Night festivities against Grace .Christian (740)448-2342 , ext. ·3.1 in Gallipolis·: )¢rum 0 mydlllyreglater.oom with J 3 points . Carman, ACSI tournament. Lady Falcons·soar past River Valley in four ~ady Defenders beat. Grace on Senior Night Maneri ·TO pushes Temple· past Ohio PHILADELPIUA (AP) - Steve Maneri caught a 5-yard touchdown from quarterback Adam DiMichele with I :51 remaining and Temple rallied for 14 points in the fourth quarter in a 14-10 victory over Ohio on Tuesday. Kee-ayre Griftln rushed 22 times for 85 yards and a !-yard score with 10:53 left , cutting the lead to 107. It was Temple.'s first touchdown at home in more than 11 quarters ·and an overtime, which included previou·s home losses to Connecticut and Western Michigan. 'l'emple improved to 3-5 overall and 2-3 in -the MidAmerican Conference. DiMichele (9-of-22 , 79 yards) hadn ' I played since sustaining an injury to his right shoulder on the first drive of Temple's 45 -3 loss at Penn State on Sept. 20. . Boo Jackson completed 23-of-40 passes for 220 yards ·for Ohio. which fell to 2-6 and 1-3 in the conference. · !he Bobcats jumped out to a I 0-0 lead thanks to strong play from its defense, which 'registered five sacks . Chris Garrett's . 2-yard touchdown with 7:19 left in the first half propelled Ohio to the 10point advantage. Temple went nearly two full quarters without a first down between the first and third quarter. Trailing I 0-7, Temple's Anthony Perlozzo missed a field goal wide left wilh 4:43 to go . But Ohio fumbled on the first play ·of its ensuing possession and Terrance Knightop recovered , setting u·p Maneri ·s gamewi'nning touchdown catch. Ohio still had one last drive and faced fo urth and 17 from the Temple 44. Jackson appeared to connect with Brandon Peterson on an 18-yard completion with 20 seconds remaining . After a review by the officials the call was over, turned, ending the come- , back . . I �-. - .. • ,,,,, Wednesday. October 22, 2008 Page A6- The Daily Sentinel Bl The Daily Sentinel • playoiT ratings, Page 82 to plead guUty in Va., Page 86 ' VVednesday,Ck1ober22,2008 goals ~MI;AOY -A achedule of upcoming high var•ltv sporting events invol111ng ... ~q~rs from Meigs and Gallla counties. increase a woman's chance . ~east'c!ance• the following: family .history of cancer leliec1ts in one of two inherited genes - Elirl; ·onset of menstruation or late onset of menopause N''""'r experiencing and · hormones · IGNORED CANCER . . ~.c .. meets Ell lnt!n in the U.S will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year. - At~olan~12:.9~~ women and mert·in the U.S. will be found to have invasive breast cancer in 2006. . AJtpJrOirui:l&tely 40,970 women wlll die froin 'the disease this year. • More than 2 mDlion women in treated for breast cancer. suspend Winslow one game ,. ' .. , ·vou·o is the greatest. when breast cancer is found So keep , - Remember to per • Arter age 40, go in for • If you are under the discuss risk and' :l~imno - If any change occurs m y6luf.,b1ie&s1t. '~~!!~;!;;~~~ swelling your d • Help Pti~»te•~t yoqi~ with regular aealth.Y diet. ·175 North 2nd Avenue Middleport, OH 1-888-227-6446, ext. 3106 Anne Hehr 740-992·7028 Save The Date BEND CHIIIOI'BACTIC .. CENTEII FREE Mammograms & Pap Tests MCCI Southeastern Ohio Brea~ & c~nical Cancer Project s«.inc Acto.. OIICIIIIe)',llodllllf. Mdp, Monroe. Mcopn Miaoti...,.,Nolllt,laty·A WllhiJI&Ion Coonlies . Mrlp c_, c-crtollllti..,loc. AYiitlblefcr"""""' .....~,toklol'furl'lpTeslsan•UOidder · fur m~~~...,..aus.llllinlunCIIIIId moetingiiiCili!IO pidolineo. .• •·•-<"l f'"!o.'f "" • .,. .~ ~ ..,..................,.,,.,_;,, *",....... 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Torwall•,•• --...- ..- (hllct txt. . ~at&t · . , a. folio Jtld bV """ 1) -~-~-G.-lot c.., C.IIIIUII,..,.... the 992·2635 • Mlddl•port, OH GRAVELY • SNAPPER 204Condor St., Pomeroy, OH . 740-992-2975 OWNER: Manning Roush CROW&.CROW ATTORNEYS AT LAW 992-6059 • Pomeroy, o•t The Shoe Place 992-5627 •N2nd Middleport, OH . CHIROPRACTIC CEN'TEB 992·2955 e Pomeroy, OH "CarE-,·· ·Janjoy the convenience of our CurbsideCanyout C•ll AIMIKI ·We'll Have It RtiKiy To Gol .. · (30-')773-8112 . 20 Millard Lane • Muon, WV 21280 ill !OW .... 1loolrUII klf~.,.,.....,.,...,_,,..Ul·811&-23UW THinK 507 Mulberry Hilghts Pomeroy, OH 740-992·3279 ......... ,...... COLUMBUS (AP} - thought ·is still in their heads After getting pummeled by that. they cannot afford the.n-No. I USC 35-3 back another huge disappointon Sept. 13. the beaten and ment when the lights are the discouraged Ohio State brightest. Buckeyes straggled onto a "We know that our r.erforplane for the long trip home . mances of late haven t been "Quiet . Very quiet. Very the best in big games," linelong'," is how offensive tack- backer James Laurinaitis le Alex Boone described the said. "It's all about the here flight back. and now. We can'i dwell on Five wins later, the lOth- stuff in the past. You just ranked Buckeyes have a have to keep looking . forchance to make up for that ward. A ~arne like this, a big prime-time failing and undo game in the Big Ten, it's . a lot of heartache when they exciting." get yet another shot at prov- Ohio State (7-1, 4-0 Big ing they can win a marquee Ten) bas played unevenly, game. Redemption 'could · but still has knocked off come in the form of No. 3 every one in its path sinc,e Penn State on Saturday that long flight home. As the night at a rockin'. scarlet- season has worn on , the draped Ohio Stadium. Buckeyes have come to realThe Buckeyes say they're ize that they still control not trying to redeem them- ..their own destiny in many selves for being embar- ways. rassed in L.A'., or for those . For example, one of their blowout losses in the last biggest goals was to become two B.owl Championship the first team to win three ·.Series title games against consecutive outright Big Ten Florida and LSU. Yet the titles. Regardless of whether Prep Volleyball - i6...-----------. Ingels Carpet still reach ' they share the conferenc.e title or not, they can also become the first Ohio State team to grab at least four strai~ht league championshtps since the Buckeyes did it six years in a row (1972-77). "You know, it was tough at first to have all these goals, and visions for your team and to lose a game you, fully expected to win," hoebacker Marcus Freeman said , referring to the USC lpss. "After that game, our morale was down for a while. But we got back together and our seniors and our captains did a good job of getting us back together and getting us prepared. We got it going and we still knew we had a chance to win the Big Ten. Our goals for the season are still in front of us." AP photo To get from the low point Ohio State running back .Chris Wells (26) gets past of the lopsided loss to th.e Michigan State defenders for a touchdown during the secPlease see 8 ckeye 12 . ond quarter of an NCAA college football. game Saturday in . 1• u East Lansong, Moch. · . . Diyision Ill district semifinals one game • without pay for critical comments Winsi 'ow NOTEBOOK made following Sunday's loss at W!lshington. Win>low, who spent three days at the Cleveland Clinic earlier this month with an undisclosed illness , revealed he . had a staph infection - for the second time - before lashing out at Browns general manager Phil Savage as the Pro Bowler's teammates dressed after their 14-11 loss to the Redskins. · · ..WinsloW--complained ·thatthe team, which has had at least six cases of staph in . · the past three years. asked him to conceal his illness. l:(e also vented at Savage for not checking on him · while he was iri the hospital, ~aid he felt the Browns were treating him like a "piece of meat," and said ·he considered requesting a traqe. Savage shot back with a 352-word statement on tuesday, susl?ending . Bryan Wlllter&'phota Winslow and calhng his· Members of the River Valley volleyball team applaud the introduction of opposition Minford on Tuesday night during thl\t ~omments and behavior start of a Division Ill district semifinal match at McAfee Gymnasium at Athens High School in The Plains. . ''unwarranted, inappropriate. and unnecessarily disparaging to our organizatiod. · "His 'statements brought Raiders (15-9) fell behind 25-10,25-12. , 8-3, Jacqueline Jacobs BY BRYAN WALTERS unjustified negative atten- BWALTERSOMYOAILVTRIBUNE .COM two-games-to-none before served up seven straight The Silver and Black tion to our organization, and points for a comfortable 15rallying for the biggest win never led in Game 1 and violatell the ~m-frrst con· THE PLAINS - The of the night in Game 3 by 13 struggled early in Game 2 3 edge. cept Qf our·football .squad," River Valley volleyball team RVHS would hiad Game 3 before taking their first lead points. That momentum, said Savage, who had not put up a valiant effort, but however, didn't last as the of the evening at 13-12. by 12 points on five separate suspended a player since and the btggest taking over the Browns in second-seeded Minford ulti- Lady Falcons (II- 1.3) MHS tied things at 13, then occasions mately had a little too much stormed out to a 12,6 lead ran off another seven lead was the finale. at 2B-12. 2005. firepower the Lady and never looked back in the straight points to take a 20- Minford was never closer Winslow will miss Raiders on for. than eight points after the Tuesday night four-point Game 4 win - 13 advantage. Sunday's game at during a · four-game 19-25 clinched the triumph. RVHS never r,ecovered, 15-3 start . . Jacksonville and it will cost 16-25, 25-12, 21-25 setback, which will now advance getting outscored 5-3 the The . Lady Raiders also him $235,294 ·- his one- in the second of two to Minford the district on rest of the way to fall behind jumped out to a 2-0 lead in game paycheck. He will not Division Ill district semifi- Saturday, where itfinals Game 4, but Minford counwill play two-games-to-none. be allowed · IQ practice or tered with six con sec uti ve top-seeded Adena at 4· p.m. The Lady Raiders put nals held in McAfee attend meetings at the Gymnasium at Athens High The Lady Warriors disman- together their best effort of points for a four-point edge. team's facility this week School. tl~ Oak Hill in · the first the night in Game 3, storm. and cannot return until The third-seeded Lady semifinal by scores of 25-2, ing out to a 7-2lead. Then at Ple•se see R•lders, B2 Monday. • Winslow can appeal his wspension through the NFL . ~layers' Association. His agent Drew Rosenhaus did' Iiot immediately return Samantha Westfall and STAFF REPORT j)hone messages or an eSPORTSOMYCAILYSENTINELCOM Allie Hamilton were next Ipail seeking comment. with dozen points each, · In a statement released tllrough his publicist, GALLIPOLIS - Ohio while VanMeter added to Winslow said he tried to Valley Christian sent vol- points to the winning reveal his condition but was leyball seniors Annee cause. discouraged by the team. Carman and Andrea Burleson led the net "Regardless of how this VanMeter out in style attack with eight kills, folwas released the informa- Tuesday with a straight- lowed by Westfall with five tion would still remain the game .25-19 , 25-19, 25-17 kills and Melissa Stump Same," be said. "I contract- victory over visitirig Grace with four kills. Carman and :Pl.....- Winslow, 12 Christian on Senior Night . · VanMeter both contributed The Lady Defenders had two kills apiece as well . little trouble in their final Miller also had a·team-high home match of the season, ·15 assists . CoNI'ACI'US posting back-to-back sixBetheny Elliott led Grace point wins in the first two Christiatt with 12 points, : H 4()-446·2342 ext. 33 games. OVCS rode that followed by Rebekah Fu-1-7~·3008 momentum right through Donchatz and t<::athleen ~oflllll - oportoOrnydallysentinal.com Game 3, posting its biggest Carpenter with respective Spgrja_SWI win of the night to wrap up point totals of 11 and 10. the decision . Ohio Valley Christian Bryen V(•lters, Sport• Writer Cnolg llleCormlcklphota Lindsey Miller led the will return to action (740) .w&-2342, ·~t. 3.1 bwaneroOmy<lailylribuno.com Blue .and Gold service Saturday when it travels to .Pictured above are Ohio Valley Christian volleyball seniors attack with 16 points, fol - Cedarville for its champi - Andrea VanMeter, left, and Annee Carman before the start Lltrry Crum, Sports Writer lowed by Hali Burleson onship round contest in the of Tuesday's Senior Night festivities against Grace .Christian (740)448-2342 , ext. ·3.1 in Gallipolis·: )¢rum 0 mydlllyreglater.oom with J 3 points . Carman, ACSI tournament. Lady Falcons·soar past River Valley in four ~ady Defenders beat. Grace on Senior Night Maneri ·TO pushes Temple· past Ohio PHILADELPIUA (AP) - Steve Maneri caught a 5-yard touchdown from quarterback Adam DiMichele with I :51 remaining and Temple rallied for 14 points in the fourth quarter in a 14-10 victory over Ohio on Tuesday. Kee-ayre Griftln rushed 22 times for 85 yards and a !-yard score with 10:53 left , cutting the lead to 107. It was Temple.'s first touchdown at home in more than 11 quarters ·and an overtime, which included previou·s home losses to Connecticut and Western Michigan. 'l'emple improved to 3-5 overall and 2-3 in -the MidAmerican Conference. DiMichele (9-of-22 , 79 yards) hadn ' I played since sustaining an injury to his right shoulder on the first drive of Temple's 45 -3 loss at Penn State on Sept. 20. . Boo Jackson completed 23-of-40 passes for 220 yards ·for Ohio. which fell to 2-6 and 1-3 in the conference. · !he Bobcats jumped out to a I 0-0 lead thanks to strong play from its defense, which 'registered five sacks . Chris Garrett's . 2-yard touchdown with 7:19 left in the first half propelled Ohio to the 10point advantage. Temple went nearly two full quarters without a first down between the first and third quarter. Trailing I 0-7, Temple's Anthony Perlozzo missed a field goal wide left wilh 4:43 to go . But Ohio fumbled on the first play ·of its ensuing possession and Terrance Knightop recovered , setting u·p Maneri ·s gamewi'nning touchdown catch. Ohio still had one last drive and faced fo urth and 17 from the Temple 44. Jackson appeared to connect with Brandon Peterson on an 18-yard completion with 20 seconds remaining . After a review by the officials the call was over, turned, ending the come- , back . . I �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel • www.mydailysentinel.com Weekly football computet ratings COLUMBUS (AP) - Here are the fifth weekly football com· puttr rating& frorn the Ohio High SChool Athletic Association Ratings are by division and regk>n with record and average ttl lavel po~nts per game (top eight teams In each region advance to regional quarterfinals) DIVISION IV • Wednesday, October 22, Bengals' 0-7 start not unusual - 2008 ·Wednesday, October 22, 2008 for theni Qertbune - Sentinel - l\ C IN C INN ATI (AP) All th e losmg ts \\eanng on Crnunn.ttt Bcngals rece1ver 1 I 1\ou,hm.tndt,ldeh It ' Iough to be 111 thi s RegiOn 13-1 St&uberwllte (9·0) 25 1162 2 Mass Tuslaw (8 1) 20 4444 3 Wooster Tnway (7-2) 19 0055 4 A<ron Sl Vmcent-St M11ry {7·2) 16 9817 5 Perry (6 11 18 5055 6 P\"-IIH'Il.' s,ud Cosh<>cton(8·1) 183611 ?,Young Mooney(7-2) 180000 8 DIVISION I Cfuya falls Cuya Valley Chnstlan (8-1) t 7 9334 9 Lablae (B H t'll'h m,rndtadch. a Pro 1• 17 6304 10 Akron Manchester (7 2) 16 3166 B,m I er on the NFL's AOQIOI\ 1-1, Glenville Academic Campus j9.0) 27 1917 2. Region 14-1 , Fostoria (8-1) 20 6610 2, Lora1n Clearvtew -doole Sl Ignatius j8-1J 27 0327 3 Monlor (7-2) 261i444 4, {9-0) 20 2500 3 Genoa Area {9-Q) 17l722 o4 Manon te.tm ·But' you just Sbonalvllle j8·1) 2~ . 8333 5, Breci<Svllle-Bro&dviOW Hta j6-3) PINSMt (8-1) 17\1277 5 Huron (7 2) 13 1055 6 Ottawa h,tvc \<1 h,t, e some pnde 11.1* I Euclid {7-2) 21 4000 7, Wll1bughby Sou1ll j7-2) Glanclor1 (8-3) 11 7868 7. Pemberville Eastwood 17 2) fh at\ tt. bottom hne.lfyou U~. ~ Lak- St Edward (&-3) 18l!538 g Solon (6- 10 7888 8, Bellv"lo Clear Fork (5-4) 10 6633 9. Highland (5$11'7,1rxy. tO, John Adamo (7 2)13 40IMI , 4) 0 82n 10, Buoyrus 16-3) 8 4166 hav e rnJe Ill yourse lf, 2-1, N Clinton Hoover (8·1) 27 3016, 2. Cant Region 15-1, Martins Ferry (8·1) 20 8451 2 New thrngs 'hou ld turn out better ~7-2) 24 8611 3 Twlnsbur~ (1-2) 22.6500. 4, Cant. Laxlngfon (9-0) 20 6667 3 Belmont Unron Local (8-1) (6·3) 20 9134 5, Amherst Steele \8-1) 20 8!()() 8, 188686 t ~ lronton (6·3) 18.2247 5 Wlll1amspor1Westlall (7 , lh. tn "11.11 11 loo ks hk e it's ~let< j8-t) 20 0277 1 Macedonia NorOol>la (6-3) 2) 16 1333 6, Co~ Hartley (6-2) 14 1050 7 Pomeroy Mcogs go 1ng to h~ 17.i3lle 8, Fremont Ross (7-2) 17 2724 9. l'~ron ~teld ('I- (7-2) 131505 8, St Clal,.ville(6-3) 128041 9 Utrca (63) loo~s lt' e the losmg IS I) 18 41166 10, Tot St Johns (8-3) 15 9243 \2 6668 \0, lld<ing Heights (7-2) 1I 7161; lllglbn 3--1 f'lckorlngton High S<:hool C (9-0) 27,8500. 2, g o1n ~ tn go nn tor ~1 while Aagton 111-1, Coldwater 19-0) 26 6222 2 , C la rks~ll• ?tlliard Davidson jll-1) 2548S3 3, Uppti• A•hngton j8-1) Cllnton-l\laSIIe {9.0) 20 6111 3 Broo<ville (9-0) 20 5427 4 f'ot I he tu '' tune tht s sea~417~ 4, Cots Brool<haven (6 1) 24 3626 5 Worthl~ Plmn Cl!y Jonathon Alder (B 1) 19 2303 5 Dayton Oakwood ialbo<Jrno (7-2) 20 4611 6 Delaware Hay.. l6-3) 18 1055.7, (1-2) iS 01811, 6 Archbishop Alter (0-2) 14 9722 7 Crn son the B e n~ab (0 -7) fell bul>fjn COffman (7·2) 11 5111 8. Lancaster (5-4) 14 1356. 9, Wyoming(7·2) 14 1388 8 Ham Badin 16-3) 14 116e 9 ern ,tp,u 1 ne ,tl th e e nd ot a 38 \Witt<V~Ie South 15·4) 13 5686 10, Spnnglield (4-5) N CollegeHHI(&-3) 11.1944 10 Madtson Juntor/senror(54) 1llo4065 In I''" to Pmsburgh on fleDioo 4r-1, Cin Colerain (8-1) ~77472 2 Clayton 91647 Sund.ty l'hc Steders scored ~~ (8-1) 25 6833 3 Cin Elder (8-1) 24 5876 4, three touchdowns m the ~g Fairmont (7-2) 22 7944 5 Hube• H1s Wayne18·3) DIVISION V 22 2218 6. Cln WOOdward (9-0) 21 5017 7 Cln Sycamore tou llh 4LI.trtcr. when .... ' (7'-2) 19,5500 a centerville <sa~.~9 osoo 9 Harrison (5-4) RegtOn 17--.1, Yount Ursullne (9·0) 23 7117 2 K1rt1and (9 Cr nctnthlit 's offense and ,18 8888, I o, Hom~0 n (6-3) 18 0) 18.3555 3 Caluml:nana Crest\ltew (8 1) 16 5191 4 Galas defense ~o llap se d They Mill$ Gllmpur Aced (8-1) 14 8166 5 N LimaS Range (7 2) 14 6166: 6, Creat0f1 Norwayne (7·2) 14 5722 7, Apple CreeK mrs >cd t,tc kles , blew cover)\.~.'!> DIVISION II ' . Waynedale (7·:?) 13 8611 B Cuyahoga Herghls (B 1) .1gcs .tnd dropped passes .,_il'M s-.--1. Mayfield (6-1)23 7333 2 E Cleve Shaw (8 I 1 2833 V. Fjooky Rrver Luth W (6-3) 10 3686 i 0, Sm tn~ lle " It "as 12 38 lett to go 111 0) 22 1005 3 Parma Pad\ja (7 2) 16 ~50 4 Warren 16·3) 10 2388. RegiOn 1a'l...1 Hamler Patnck Henry {9·0) 18 7666 2 ~ (6-3) 17 6194 5 Akton Hoban (5-4) 15 4083. 6, th<' tootb,tll game, where AP Kohl RoOsevett (7-2) 14 9000 7, Tallmadge (6 3)142722 a. Fondlay LlbertV1Benton (9-0) 16 7567 3 An:hbold (8 I) 11\ ••1 scvcn-pomt g(lme, and New York Jets ltnebacker Bryan Thomas. top, sackS Madison (6-3) 13 7111 9 Olmsted Falla (4-5) 12 9000 10, 15 7833 4, Bueyrus Wynlord (9.0) 15 5500 5. Sherwood Fairview (8-1) 15 4866 8 Uberty Ctr (8-1) 13 4833 7 Maple His (5-4) 1 I 6444 thrngs beg.tn to drssolve 111 a Crncrnnatr Bengals quarterback Ryan F1tzpatrrck (11) rn the ~""" 6---t, Tot Cont Cath {9.0) 26 4726 2 Medina Ashland CresMew (8-1) 13 3888 8 Delphos Jefferson (8-1 } lot of ways.· coach Marvm fourth quarter of the Bengals' 26-14 loss to the Jets at I;I!Phland (9-0) 23 4886 3 Le<lnglon (9-01 22 0222 4, 13 3833 9, Northwood (6-t) 12 9237 10 Hlc~svllte (8 t) Lcwts s.t td $Ytvanla SouthVIeW (9.0) 21 9241 5, l.lw11 Center Otentangy 11 3666 Grants S tadrum rn East Ruthertord , N J • on Sunday (6-3) 186333.6, A..,n Lake (7-;!) f7,6444 7, Lodl Cloverleaf Region 19-1 Wheelarsburg 19 0) 17 8670 2 Nelsonvrlle It's ,• bad ome n when the (7·2) 181l11G3 8 Olentangy Llbertji (6-3) 16 4444 9, Maumao ibr< (1{!) 17 1388 3, PortsmOll!)l West j9-D) 17 0093 4 te,tm dtstnll!glates and the sons The benchmark ts <tn get a frrst down on any ctf (8·1) 156444 10, Gr~nvillo (6-3) 156001 Johnstown-Monroe (7-2) 15 9222 5, Ball UbEirty-Umon (6-1) • ~ton 7-). Cots DeSales (9-0) 314691 2, Loursv•lle (9- 13 9666 e, Cots Ready (5·2) 13 6920 7 Heaih (7-2) co<tch c,m ., do anythmg 0-10 stall tn 1993 under t)len ltrst five possessions, 0) 29 5222.3, Logan (9-0) 26 8633 4 Cots Marlon Franktrn 131988 8, W Lafayette Rrdgewood {7 2) 12 9055 9, coac h Dave Shula an mdtcatton of how bad ,,bout II (8-1) 21 0666 5 Cots Beechoroft (8-1) 17 2418 6 OOis Bainbridge Paint Valley (7-2) 12 9000 10 M•ntord (7-2) Smce Mtke Brown took thmgs. have gotten lndependenc~ {7-2} 16 8277 7 Cols Watterson (54) Wtth the mtdpomt ot the 12 6333 161721 8 Dublm Jerome (54) 16 0722 9 Canfield (7 2) Regron 2Q-- 1 Cm Hilla Chnslran Acad (Q-0) 19 7500 2 In a lot of wa}s. 1t 's ltke sc.t son .1pproac hmg, the control ot the fr.tn<:hrse fol14 6811 10 Alhance (6 3)14 2868 Anna (8-1) 186127 3 Waynesvlle (1<2) 15363<1 4 West lowmg h1s father's death m the old days Beng,tls slill don ' t ha\e a Re9kl11 6-1 , New CarliSle T&eumaeh (9·0) 25 1722 2 CU"l Liberty-Salem {9-0) 14 7500 .5· Marla Stein Marton Local (8Winton WOOOs (8 1) 24 3055 3, Ctn Anderson (7-2) 21 7611 1991 , the Bengals have Some fans wore bags over wrn .tnd don't seem to have 1) 141944 6 West Jefferson (7·2) i3 8160 7 Casstown 4, Cln Turpin (8-1) 21 2333 5 Klnge MillS Kings (6 3) Mleml E (6 1) 13 5333 6 Lees Creek E Clinton (6 3) ,t clue ,\bout how to get one opened th e season ftve thetr heads tn embarrass20 ~m e, Ml Orab Western Brown (9 0) 17 4681 1 Trenton 11 4895 9. N LewfoburQ Triad (6-3) tO 8611 to, Archwood Edgewood (7 2) 16 7166 8 Day Dunber (7 2) 14 3242 9 N Unron (7-2) 107333 The next game is at 2-4 trmes with <1n 0-7 mark No ment dunng the lo ss to the Morrow Lmle Miami (6-3) 13 6500 10 Cin Taft (5·4) 1o 6158 Ho uston , whtch 1~ commg other NFL team ha~ done 11 Steelers, who had thoumore than tw1ce sands of fans m the Stands. ott ,t vrctot v over Detrott Dl'liSION VI DIVISION Ill ' Losmg seven games m a. At least one fan wore a Tth e Nt·L' 'o nly othe1 wmR!!illon 21-1 , Norwalk S\ Paui(9-0) 19 9833 2, Bascom Reglqn 9-1 CUya Falls Walsh Jesuit (6-21 19 459~ 2, Hopewell-Loudon row rsn ' t unusual at all for shtrt that sa rd Mtke Brown less te,tm .11 0 -6 19.52:12 3, McDonald (9-0) 18 6565 Aurora 17-2) 18 48:13. 3, Young llbert)i (8-1) 16 0722 4, 4 Mogadare (9-G) (9.0) the Benllals They've done Step Down. Fans headed 18 8430 5, Bertin Center Western Aeperve Next rs .1 home game Chagnn Fall& (7-2) 14 9222 5 Hubbard (7-2) 14 5722 6, (7 2) 13 ~ 6, Leotonla (7 2) 12 7333 7 Columbiana (6-3) Flawenna {8-3) 13 5633 7 Chardon NO Cathedral Latin (5-41) agatnst JacksonvLIIe , fol- rt e1ght limes m the 18 years for the extts early, leaving 13.373e 8 Mogadore Field (7-2) iO 6222 9 Roc:ky Alwr (5- 11 4777 8, DoltOn (5-4) iO 6222 9, Youngstown Chnsuan lowed by .t bye week If the that Brown has run tlie Steelers fans to twirl their S<:hoo (7-2) 10 7067 10 East Canton (6-3) 9 3427 •l 10:5277 10, Cortland Lakeview (6-3) 10 3987 Aegio~'.l2-t Ada (9.()) 157277 2 Carey (6 1) 14 8886 3 Bengals are 0-9 at that operauon, a mmd-boggling Temble Towels m celebraF!Og10n 1£>-i. Avon (9-D) ~ ' 2944 2 Clyde (8-i) 111.9000 3, Bellevua (8-1) 19 3386 4 S1 Marys Memonal {1-2) Delphos St Jom·o 17·2) 139500 4, Pendora-GrlbOa (8-1) pornt. ,til the talk will be run of bad football m a ttan 167444 5 Tlpp City Tlppecenoa (8 1) 17 1055 6 Defiance 11 71, 1 5 Mt Blanchard Riverdale (7 2) 11 3944 •6 The game also remmded .tbout how they're on the league ruled by parity And Arlington 11 2) i 0 ~222 7 Me Comb (6-3) 8 3633 6 W Unity (7-2) 16 9633 7 Urbano (6-1) 161833 8, Sunblrry 'e1g Walnut(7-2) 161104 9 Tllfrn Columbian (7-2) 14 5448 10 HIII1QP (1'2)7 6333 9. LelpSic(S-4)7 2944 10, Dol Ayersville vet ge <)i matchmg the worst there's no telltng how long fans about the franchtse's (5-4) 6 8000 Kenton (6·3) 14 23BB start m fr,mch tse htstory the current streak wrlllast btggest problem. a lack of Region 11-1 Cant South (6·3\ 21 4444 2 Dover (8-1) Region 2l-i1, Hannibal Rlver (9-0} 17 f)983 2 Malvern (9 not the WdY to spend a week Quarterback Carson dtrectton The Bengals 204388 3 Newark Uckmg Valley {81) 19 3732 4, Poland Q) 15.9222 ~ Gloueter Trlmble(7-2) 166444 4 Shadys~e Sem10ary (7-2) 17 6000 ? Canal Fulton NW (7-2) 17 3444 (H) 13 3008. 5, Gal~woii(1·2J 12 2384 6 Beallsville (8·1) oft Palmer will miss hi s third don't stay with a plan for 6 Granville (7-2) 16 7222 7 Rayfend Buckeye LOCal (8-3) 9 936t 7, Bridgeport (5-4) 9 3654 a. Zanes Rosecrans (54) " We've got to win one io consecutive game Sunday very long , whtch leaves 14 ~797 6, Mrnerva (6·3) 13 0702 9 New Phgadolphla (ll-1) 6 1500 9, Nowali< Oatil (5-4) 7 2333 tO, Sugar Grove Berne Unton (3-6) h~~2 ' 12 9444 10 CadiZ Hamson Cent (8-3) 12 0622 ge t th,tt momentum and get with a sore passmg elbow them tn constant flux as at ~ Region 12-1 Thornv1lle Sheridan (9 0) 21 on? ~. R<>g~on 24-1, Mechanicsburg (11-q) 191944 2, Sidney th a t ta ste out of , our that ra1ses doubts about the vanous posrtwn s Circleville logan Elm (9-D) 20 1886 3 Chillrcotht {7·2) Lehman (1·,1) 14 8105 3, Loc)claod (7-2) 12 8071 4, mouth s," rece1ver Chad rest of hts seasan. lf the They drafted quarterback 20 0833 4, Canal Wmchester (9-D) 17 9500 5 GermantoWn SCiotDvlllt Cornmllt1fly 18-1) 1.:11093 5, Covtilgton (7-2) Valley View (7-2) 17 5388 6 Colo Eastmoor Acad. (8-1) 11 IJIMOI B. Spring Calh Cent (6-3) 10 3166 7, Minster (5-4) Ocho Cmco smd. elbow doesn't heal in the Akrh Smith in the first 18 6000 7 Be,ley(6-3) 13 2121 6, Franklin (H) 12 5186 9, 91500 ~. Hfim New Miami 16-3) 8 8060 9, Ailsorlla (6-9) next few weeks, Palmer round tn 1999, and c:tiscacdIf h1story ts an mdication, Crn lndran Hdl (7·.2) 12 0500 10 Eaton (4 5) 11 73.)3 8 ~ tO, Ha""'it Prepa.-ory 8<;11001 (5-4)7.i5$S. they won ' t get many more will have to cons1der ed hrm before he had playdl . I sron to keep the rllness a th:\t he mtended to get hi s than one. It ' s the s txth trme surgery or srmply Sltttng Q\!1 ' 1111 entrre sea!.on Tliey took ' , t hns Perry m the ftrst m francht.se htstory that the rest of the season secret was made wtth the c hent a new deal. they've opened a season Backup Ryan Fitzpatrick round m 2004, saytng he player\ blessmg and he Wmslow has tht ee ye.u s wrth seven los ses. TI.Jey was sacked seven times by ' wou,ld eventually replace ' defended the Browns' han- remmning on hts deal, whteh from Page 81 drdn ' t wu1 more than four the Steelcrs and lost a fum- Rudt Johnson as the1r No. I dltng of Wmslow's hospttal was reworked 111 2006 He' s games 111 any of those sea- ble The Ben gals failed to t unmng back nMkmg $-+ nullton tim seastay ed staph . ag,un I spoke out ·'The Cleveland Browns son and has base salanes ol on thr s because I leiL tt was are commt tted to wmnmg $4 5 mrllron m 2009 ,llld the n ght thmg to do ,md that and takmg care of our play- $4.75 mtllton m 2010 ts why I was ~o passronate ers." he satd. "We arc also Wmslow btoke hrs nght about rt Thr ~ has nothtng to commttted to protectmg the leg during hrs second game do with football and tht s has pnvacy of our players, par- as a rook1e ,md mtssed the nothmg to wrth my current ttcularly wtth regard to med- rematnder, of th e se,tso n contracl SituatiOn Thts IS ,t rcal rssues To that end. fol- Whrle he was recove11ng. he health concern lowmg drscussions wtth sustmned hte-threatemng " I care deeply lot my Kellen Wmslow and hts rep- InJUnes when he cr,tshed hrs organtzatron, my teammat e~. resentation, the Browns mOtorcycle domg stunts rn a and the Browns fans At no agreed to make every effort par kmg lot. The B1 owns trme was I ever trymg to to mamt,un the confrdenttal- pard him more than $ 11 nnl cause drstress tor the team or uy ofhts 1ecent medrcal con- lion for hrs. first two se.tsons be a drstractton but the fact dition ' l Wmslow got a staph mfecremams there ts a health The Browns have had ,m tton followmg sur gery on hrs tssue that needs to be ,tlarnll!\g number o l staph right knee, but before ll!ISSaddressed further" cases. and Savage sard the mg the Browns' Oct 11 Wmslow\ suspen"on cul- te.m1 rs dmng all 11 can to game agamst the New York mmates a two-week mystery protect the health of t(s play- Grants, he had made 36 that began wtth htm bemg ers and personnel at the stratght start s and developed admmed to the hosprtal on club's trammg facrllty tn tnto one ot the NFL"s preOct 9 wtth an undrsclosed Berea and downtown stad i- mterttght ends Illness. • um Desprte bemg doubleThe Brown, , crtmg pnvaSavage sard the players teamed at ttmes , he h.ts a cy law s and Wmslow's ha ve been ed ucated on the team-high 21 reception' fo1 wr~he~ , declmed tn tdentrl} IISks· of staph, and that dur- 18 7'yard~ thr~ season . hts me dtcal condllron tng trammg camp the enltre The 25-~ear-old Wmslow returned to practtce team took pan m an exten- Wmslow, who has had to last week and on Fnd,ty he stve presentatron by mfec- endure grueling reh,Jb ses sard he agreed w rth the trous d1sease experts. s ron s and constant p,un JUst team 's dccr';.ron and .argued Wmslow's susperb ron to play the paS! three se,1 that "Just because I catch a could funher damage hrs sons, had seemmgly football does n't me ,m I alread y shaky relallonshtp matured belme Sunday's sho uld t-el l what\ wron~ wr th Savage and the unexpected outburst with me or" hat h.tppened. Browns, who moved up m "He has m.tde progress Howe \er. ,tltel c.ttchmg the 2004 draft to select hrm from the trme that I h.tve JUSt 1\\0 p.t ~ ses lot 19 yatds No 6 overall. been here." Crennel said m Sunday ' game Wrn~low He has been upset w1th the "The thmg that we some went publrc "ilh hiS rllness team fo1 not grvmg htm a ttll)es don't und ~rstand rs On Mo nd.rv. coac h Romeo contract extensron After Crennel s,ud· he '"'" drs,tp- catchmg 82 passes,for 1.106 the pressure that a young Bryan Waltera/phOio man ltke that has on hn11 pomted by Wmslcl\\ 's deet- yards and ltve touchdowns Rrver Valley's Mackenzie Cluxton. far right, sets up Kayta Smrth (4) for a sp1ke attempt S10n to take hrs problems to last season and maktng Ius when he gets InJUred or ts whrle teammates Jacqueline Jacobs (10) and Kelsey Sands (6) watch on dunng the Lady the medr.t and s.11u he wmtld frrst Pro Bowl team, nbt able to play or wh<tt he Rarders' Drvrs1on Ill drstnct semrf1nal on Tuesday agarnst Mrnford at Athens Hrgh School in consult with S,t\ ,,gc be fore Wmslow h1red Rose nhaus , thmks about h1s futt,tre and The Plarns "\ _ levy mg ,m y pun"hJllent. who used the week m there are a lot o f thmgs S.tvage mamt.tllb the deer - H awa11 to make tt known gomg through h1s mind " The outcome was not few seniors We 'II defimtely what RVHS coach Sharon mtss our upperclassmen, Vannoy had hoped for, but but they should be proud of of speed to the attack four spots tn the rankmgs she was very pratseful of what they have done as a from PageBl The Buckeye~ - due m and remam the kmgs of the thts team and these semors part of thr s program " large part to those three lop- htll rn the Brg Ten unnl for the1r accomphshments Jacobs led the RVHS Rtver Valley never came from Page Bl s tded losses m spotlt gh,t someone knocks them off thrs year. serving attack w1th 13 games - are listed as a They also feel they've closer than two pomts the After all, River Valley pomts, followed by Corfias sltght underdog agamst learned from those seanng. rest of the mght, allowmg added 1ts seventh stra1ght w1th II and Smith with excrtement of Saturday's Penn State. the Lady Falcons to pamful memones of that Ohio Valley Conference erght. Cluxton added seven advance to the dtstnct final. challen~e took a lot of self"I defmitely feel we're loss s1x weeks earher. tttle and made school histo- to the cause, while Aubrie evaluauon and a complete underdogs," Wells said. RVHS whtclt "We're more prepared ry with 1ts second consecu - Rtce chipped m three transformatton of the "We've not been producmg JUSt because we all vrvtdly advanced tO HJe distriCt final tive district appearance. pomts Buckeyes' offense up to the expectations of the remember what happened a year ago - will• have to "These girls nave had just Chrts "Beante" Wells , nredia or whoever tt may Both Jacobs and Corfias the last time," ttght end say goodbye to stx seniors a truly great year. They kept who m1ssed the USC ga me be A lot of people are Rory Nrcol said led the net attack with seven "We that pluycd therr final varsi- our league streak intact by wtth a foot mJury, rs now thmkmg we're not a great always say that the Big Ten ty contest fo r the Stiver and gomg undefeated and ihey k11ls aptece Smrth was next back and has rushed for <JO football team " Black . became the first senior class wtth four kills, followed by is a new season. and 11 is or more yards m each of , But the Buckeyes don't We've played more games, Those half-dozen girls are to win two sectional titles at Cluxton with three and those f1 ve V!ctones. The feel they ' re the same team we've got more experrence, Canssa Gilmore, Rtver Valley." Vannoy com- Workman wuh two. Kelsey startmg quarterback ever as they were the last t1me a we ' re kind of ftgunng Mackenzre Cluxton, Kayla mented. "It's particularly Sands also had one kill. since the loss to the Trojans lot of people watched them thmgs out on offense. And Smith, Lmsey Stover, Tara rewarding since a lot of Cluxton also had a tewnhas been freshman Terrelle on natrona! TV They're 5-0 you hope you learn from these gtrls were fi rst-year hlgh 16 assists, With Sands Worhnan and lltana ' Pryor, who has a~ded a dash smce then, have chmbed your past mrstakes " varsuy players , includmg a addmg another erght assists. Corlias "'"'I t~ter CLASSIFIED ""<'" Galli a County, OH = Websrtes. 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"' ........................... 810 Uvettock............ ....... .. .... .............. .. .... 115 Pet• ....................................................620 Wont to buy .................................................. 625 Agriculture ...... ............. ....................... 700 Form EqUipmont.... ...... ..... .................... 70S . G-n & Prod.-.................................... ,..710 Hay, Feed. Seed, Grein.,............................ 715 · Hunting It Land..... .. .............. .~ .............. 720 Want to buy.... ,............................................. 725 • Mtn:hendiM ... ,.. .. ... . ... .• ..... ..... .... 1100 Antiq-... .... ..... ... · ............... ·· ... . 1105 Appliolnco .................................................... 810 Auctlont . ... ... .. ... .... ... .. .... ... 815 Ba'llltln Baument. ... . . ..... .... .......... ...820 • ColioctlbiH ........................................ .......... m Compulera .......... . .. .. ..... . ..... ......... 130 Equipmont/SuppiiH.. .... .................... .835 Fl"" Marktlo........... .. ... • ..... .... ... 940 Fuef 011 Coal/Wood/Gao ............................. 845 Furniture .. ..•. .• .. •. -- •. ISO Hobby/Htlllt It Sport..... .... ..................... 955 Kld'a Comer ................................................160 Mloctllaneouo... . • ... .. .. ...... ...... ... . .1165 Wont lo bu~ ................ ..........................870 Yard S.te ..................................................... 1175 Utility Vanl ........................... .................................2045 Wenl to buy ... . ..... ........... ......... . .. ..2050 = Falr11eld County Fair· mile on 143 from At grounds AAA Bulldmg ~b;y;pa;s;s,;T;h;om;p;s;on;;;;;~ Ad $4 135 6 TBLS $3; 740.667 0412 Recreat10na 1000 , Veh1ctes Milc:ellaMOUI 200+ Nascar tradmg Campen / RVs & cards $1 00 00 Dale Jr run tn 1he red Trailera 2 stand up $20 00 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii ~Two.,..":b':'la~c:":kl~silve~r--sch~na~u·- Dale Jr Budweiser rae- RV zer. 2 1/2 months old lng 3 D stand up $20 00 Service at Carmichael 304 675 6822 Tra1lers Great pups $200 each 740 446 3825 Very loving 446-7181 :':'"~'"::""""':--:---.- Jet Aeration Motors re York1e Pupptes for sale paired new & rebwn In AV Serv1ce at Carmi $350 & Vet recom- stock Call Ron Evans. I Trarlers 8 wks old 1-61 0-537-9528 "'so Real Estate S41eo ... . ... .. .......... ........ 3000 Cemetery Plots ................. ........................ 3005 Commercial.............. ..•. • ..••. ... ..... ...•. 3010 Condomlnluma, ... ...... . .. .3015 For S4te by aw-.....................................3020 HouMa for Sate ............................... 3025 LAnd (Acre-l . ... ... ...................3030 LOll ........................................................,.. 3035 Wantto buy ......., .....:.......................... 3040 Real Eotate Rtntelo ............ ..... , .........3500 Apert"*lttliTownhouato ......................... 3505 Commercial.. , . .... ...... . . .......... .... ..... 3510 Condomlnlut~~~~ ..................... ................. 3515 Hou~e~ for Rant ........................................ 3520 LAnd {Acreogo).. ... ........ ..................3525 Stonge... ...... ... ........... .. ......... ..... .·.... 3535 Want to Rent ..............................................3540 M•nutactured Housing.... •.••••.•. •••..••• .4000 Loll . .... .... ...... ...... ............ ... .......4005 Movere.......... . ...... .... . .... .. ... ......4010 Rental• •.. ......... ..•.. .•.....•...... ... :• •4015 S41n.. ... . .... ...•. . .... . .... ... ... ... 4020 Suppltn........ ... ............. ........ .... ... 4025 Want to Buy ............................................... 4030 Roaort Property.... . ... ....... ... . .. .... 5000 Roaort Property for ule...... ..... ... .. .... 5025 Roaort Property for ....,1 ........................... 5050 ' Employment .. , ..... ... . .... ... , . .. . 6000 Accounting/Financial............................ 6002 A.clmlnlatratlviiWProleaalonal .................. 6004 6006 Child/Elderly Care.................................... 6008 Caohler/Ciertc . ............ ........ ... • ....... Clerical ............................................... 6010 Construction. ..... ..... ..... ....... .......... 6012 DrtVtrllt Delivery ................................. 6014 Eductllon ................................................... 6016 Elec:trk:<tl Plumbing ... , ... . .... .... ...... .6018 Employ..-t Agoncln................... . .... 6020 Enlertalnntent ...................................... 8022 Food Senrlcu... .. .... ...... ..... . .. .. .... 602• Gavtonn-t•F-alJobl ................. 6026 Help anted- Genorol... . .. . ... ..... ...... 6028 lew Enforcement....... o o on n m 6030 MalntenancaiDomeollc ......................... 8032 Manogement/Supervloory.. .. ............ 1034 Mechanlca...... .. .. ..•.. .•... • •.. •.•• .. . 8036 Mualcal............... •• •••• •••. ,...... • ••••• Par1-11mo-Tempo.-.... ,..... ..... •••. 8040 Medical ..... ..... ........ ... ...... ..... Rtotouronta ........... .... ............... .... .. 6038 ... 6042 .• 6044 ................................................................8048 Tochnlcal-. ..... ...... ..... ... . ... 6050 Tex1flta/Foctory.............................. ... ... 6052 2 br 1 b full basemen• above ground pool de tached double garage fenced 1n back yard ntce netghborhood rn Ractne (740)992 1424 3 BD HOUSE IN CHES TER Oh CONTACT 7409854131 3 Bed 2 Bath HUD Homest Only $19 900 for listings 800 6204946 e' pee 1 ~:s, updated hw kitchen baths :~a~~~~n lots of& left hand11u~~4 goll town & trle& floors House on 304-812·4350 5th St PI :• ::.,:-:~~~~-~~.::::. :::: ·:::::· . :::. ·::.:. :~:Z: ~c;::,c~~~~.::·:::::::::::::::·:·...::::·:·::::...::·:"·"::Jg~~ =h~_;;!! ~tackltan .....,,., .................................................... 230 Want to buy .................. , .... .............. .1035 AUtomatlvt ................................................ 2000 Auto RentallleaM............................ .. .2005 AUtol. .......................................... 2010 Clautc/Anttqun ............,.......................... 2015 Commarclalllnduolrlal ............. .... ....... 2020 Porto & Acceoaorteo .......................,. ......2025 186 North Park Dr call 304 675 5640 or 304-593-1204 wtll sell on Land Contract or Ou1 Right Also a Wellington P~ano call lor appo1nt ment to see them both ova- n Chp lhts AO and take r1 wtth you when you VIStt our community to get lhts spectal dtscount Move 1n 1n Oct and get $100 00 oH your 2BR Apt. rn Nov Currently rentmg 1 & 2 BR unrts Spactous floor plans ranch & townhome style llvrng playground & basketball court on Slle laundry facility 24 hr emergency mamle· nance qU!e1 country 10 catron close to major medtcal factltl!es pharmacies grocery store lUSt mtnutes away from other m8jor shopping 1n the area Honeysuckle Hills Apartments .266 Colontal Dnve 11'113 Btdwell OhiO 45614 740 446-3344 Office Haws M w F 9AM SPM FREE Prn Bull mrx pup2 Fam Oc1 25-26 from pies To Good Home 8 5? Old Gallra School '-· 304 612 0418 cut I/ Oil/ Coal/ House on Rt 233 at "'!"~~~-~-- ~iiii;;;W~oodiiii/i;;;;Gcn':"iiii"". Greenlteld Frre Stat on 18A Ap1 W/0 hookups = Clothes • glassware FREE Pupp1es 1/2 Jack satellite TV 1nc1 w/rent Russell & 112 mlx 6 wks Seasoned Firewood knickknacks tools mtsc close 10 hOspital Call old 304_875 _531 3 Hardwood 446-9204 ~~:""""---:""~':"1 740 339_0362 Hobby/ HUitt & Sport Yard-Wagon sale old ~R~Ot;.;9~~~-=-~- ::""::::"'":-~--:-::--::-::::: Free Temer mrxeq tools & lots of mrsc ., 4 bed .2 bath & offtce tn 2 BR Apa\fment & 2 BA a gun ::: Giveaway! Small Gold Lab Female Call 740 388 865 5 CLASSIFIED INDEX _~-:""""-·••~~~ ;:; Legala ....................... ·· .............................. 100 Recreational Vehlcln ... .. ... ... ..... .1000 M1n1ture Dachshund Announce.nenta ................................... 200 ATV . .. . ..... ..... ..... ............ .. ..... ..•. 1005 CKC registered. shots. Blrlhdlly/Annlverury. .... ... ........ , . .. 205 Blcyctea...................................................... IOIO wormed Males & Fe Happy Ada ................................................... 21 0 Boatai'AcceaJMJrlea. ....... . ... ....... ........ 1015 males longtlarr & Loot & Found ... ............................ 215 Camper/RVa & Traltero .... ............. ... 1020 ' Wanted . .... ..... ............................. 235 : Servlcea .................................................. 300 • Appliance Servlca ...................................... 302 • AutOmotlve .................................................. 304 • Building Materlala ....................................... 306 • Buolneoo..... ..... .... ..... . ·r .......... 308 Cottrlftg............................................... 310 ' Child/Elderly Care ...................................... 312 , Computoro ... ..... ... ........................ 314 • Contrectore............ .... . .. ................316 • Domeollca/Janllorlal ................................... 318 • Electrical .. ....... . .... ...... ......... .. ..320 ' Financial......... . .... ........ ............ . .. ..•... 322 Eslale Sales For sale or lease off ce/warehouse/storage great locahan tn Galhpo lis 1800 sq ft $400/monlh Call Wayne 404-456-3802 ~-"'":"-:~~-::-:~ 9-5 & Nov 2 from 9 3 or -6trade for 304 75 .~ 32 ~eal Commeretol \'{''$ BARGAINS Cur Squtrrel Dog lor sale (740)992-7335 ~!W~e~~~~~~~~OII!~~trS.:I'\-:rlcti:~~~~~~~~~Jj7~40~-;25~6~-1~4;98E:=: puppy 4 1/2 mo Pet Cremallons Call EVERY DAY . Want To Buy Educa' Dn NOTICE OHIO VALLE'Y f!llilllC ill PUBLISHING CO rec- ..'100 ommends that you de Ptto bus1ness With people you <now and NOT to send Monoy To lAnd money through the matl ~~':"~iiiiiiii~iiii Free 3 year old Min Ptn untll you have mveshgat NOTICE Borrow Sman has all shots 446-7245 ff Contact the Ohto Orvl:'"!!:9i:lh::•::o:•:rln:!p!::::=== sion of Flnanctal lns1i1u 6 CKC Registered Boller t1ons Ott•ce of Consumer pupp1es lor sale 5 10() <:,,, 'I( l'S Affairs BEFORE you refl· weeks old 2 Fawn & 4 nance your home or ob- Bnndle 3 male 3 female ta1n a loan BEWARE of mother & father both on --~=.~~=.;;;!;~ requests for any large Stle $375 each ':' advance payments of 740 645 4692 or Gas fired heating boilerS fees or Insurance Call 740-446-1940 C vrold with 811 contrals .... 0 • AKC ..1 1 0 1 0 ch 1"8 u1ce o1 onsumer rv•n appe a smust see 74Q-992-2974 A...11 lars toll free at hund ,....,.... n.ons Females 1-866-278-0003 to learn $450 740 256 1498 HotM lm~ tf the mortgage braker or ;o,AK~C~P,-a"'rs"'on~R,.u"'sse~ll~Te-r~ndor ~ propeny lr- ners Tan/WMe & Trl tlo-nt censed (ThiS IS a publiC color, lightly broken coat, Wllolprooflng serviCe announcement wilt matu- 12 15 Inches •• on premrses, Uncondttionallifellmt !rom the Ohio Valley Sire & Dam Pbl C guaranlee local rettr u 1shrng ompany) oam needs 6 points to ences fumrshed.. Estab- ---;;;rr...-;;c---, I h AKC Ch rSH p 1n1s amp!on· lished 1975 Call 24 Hrs 101 ship excellent quality 74D-446-0B70, Rogers CLASSIFIEDS Puppies 304 675 7071 Basement Waterproofing CKC Maltese pups FefOR males 5550 Males $500 74()-446-3745 will reel KIT & CARlYlE Gu1tar Lessons Instructor w/ Bachelor Degree loll & Found 1n mus~e/gu1tar luaineu & Trade 740 446 0947 Please School Found near Holzer 10 leave msg iiii""::-.::""::~iiii;;;;;;;iii Galhpol1s Australian ::::::---:-:-:--~--~ Gallipolis Career Shepherd Call Will do House Cleaning College 740.5n-3006 etc Call304 675 1870 (Careers Close To Home) LOST 1 lg & 1 sm Black Profoalional S.rvicu Call ~~:;b' ;:~~24367 Lab Letart Reward gathpollscareercoUegel!du 304·695-3274 or TURNED DOWN ON Accred ted Member Accredit SOCIAL SECURITY SSl Winslow Buckeyes www.mydailysentinel.com ~~--~~~~ EBY, NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams Pipe Rebar for Concrela Angle Channel Flal Bat S1eel Grallng for Drams Onve ways & Walkways L&lt. 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Deere lelely" You'll ba .ii:l ,' surpnsedl Checl< out our -;;;;;;;;;;W~an-'t~J-'o~Buy"'-=o:used mventory at ~ www CAAEO com Gar- Buying tools l sell or trade m~ehael Equipment mechan~e-carpenter la•M 7•• • "'2412 & nArden power tools ~ ..............===" Call-740-388 1515 or cell ,..__, __ & nvuvw ~•··-~ 740 206.0320 " =ii;~-=~--O:::~~ Free Black Walnuts Easy Accessrbrlityl Call 74D-446 6541 after Spm for directions! ;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==== w- •--~ •--' Gral n ,_,,.--.-, -::-~~~"':""~-":" Absolute Top Dollar · Sll verfgold cotns i any 10KI14Kf18K gOld 1ew fl:.ry dental go1d, pre 1935 US currency prootlm1nt sets dra Round and square bales monds MTS Coin Shop of hay lor sale 151 2nd Avenue Galli· po~s 446-2642 740-258-6071 2000 Automot1v'? Autot "'!'-:::~~':"".~~-= Os Stratus Auk:lmattc 4 cylinder 52800 OBO 256-1652 or 256·1233 02 Dodge 4)(4 truck crtuse tilt atr good con dllron 109,000 m1les $4500 060 256 9031 or 256 1233 pnvacy lence & above ground po ol secun ty system 130 Basttam much Dr more 5129 000 .;_44~6~29;;:2~3~~~-;::6 AM 1 bath con blk tn· sulat&d full base uhllty bldg carpon lg lot 388 B661 ~H~ou~s~e~t~or~s~ale~/~re~nt~3 B::::A 2 baln central atr 1 storY In Galltpolls 446 2692 Extraordinary Property Spectacular view of the Ohio River Pnvate dnve off Lmcoln Htll, Pomeroy Oh10 woods on three stdes (4+)acres to a hrstoncal home C1rca 1900 5 bedrooms 2 ltreplaces 2 full balhs 2 starrcases beauttlul or gmal wood work many prcture w1n dows mostly new wtn dows large k1lchen and break1ast room beautt fully landscaped With rn ground pool S t en tne wraP. around porch ar".(J enJOy the spectacular vtew ol the OhtO Rt\ler 2 car delached garage and 2 out bUtldlngs Wou ld make a wonljtJrfut famrly home or bed & brea~ast Prrvate and Ptcturesq\Je SPECTACULAR VIEW S&nous rnqurres only please call 740 992 3678 Lond (Acrooge) 2006 Durango 4 wheel dnve leather sun roof & Trade 1995 Chevy Con DVD player $ 10 000 versron Van excellent conditiOn easy on gas 256_1618 also w/trarier '76"1116 2 350011 axles 2 wheel Trucks brakes wlramp lor 5 1998 GMC 98439 0 acres 1n Mergs County miles 7 o engine gas 5 speed ftrans 24 ft oeq :<7:40:):99:2:0:17= 4==== Real Estale G'IW 25950 lbs Don't 3500 Rentals need CDL sa 500 304- 773 5343 :::::::; Apartments/ TownhouiOI For Sale Or Best Offer ~~=.~~~;;;;;;:= 1985 - Ford F 250 4 wheel dnve llat bed lBA APT CIA (740) truck 'mechantcally 441 0194 saund 2000 mrles on 4 yr ok:J 302 engtne call Beautiful Apts It Jackafter 8pm aon Ealates 52 West ;;304;,;,-4;;;58;;,·.,17;,;2;,7;,=="" woOd Dr from 5,365 to $560 740-446 256B W T B ont o ""' Equal Houstng Opportu ntty ThtS lnStiiUlton IS an Want to buy Junk Cars Equal Opponunrty Pro call 740-388.()884 v1der and Employer \, 3------~rooms and bath ups1a1rs Completely 1ur nrshed WiD0245No pets Ref With Req 441 Apanment available now Atverbend Apts New 1Haven WV Now accepl tng appfrcaltons lor HUO substdzed one Bedraom Apts Ut1i1t1es tncluded Based on 30% of adjusted tncome Call 304 882 3121 avatlable for Sen1or and Disabled people ®• ::::~~~~-"""':'::" CONVENIENTLY LO CATED & AFFORD ABLE• Townhollse apart menls andlar small hOuses lor rent Call 740 441-1111 for applr cat10rr & rnformatron Free Rent SpectaiPI 2&3BR and up Central Atr W/0 hookup tenant pays etectnc EHO Elm Vtew Apts (304)862 3017 Twtn Atvers Tower IS ac cephng apphcat1ons lor waiting lrst lor HUD sub srdrzed 1 BA apartment lor 1he elderlyld1sabled call675 6679 Gracious Living 1 and 2 Bedroom Apts at Vtllage Manor and Fltvers1de Apts rn Middleport lrorn $327 to 5592 740 992-5064 Equal Hous1ng Opponunrty ~Ta~ra~---,;,~ow~n~h~ou~se~ Apartments : 2BR t 5 barn back patro pool playground (trash sew· age water pd ) $425/rent $425/sec dep Call 740 367 0547 Very mce 1 BR home In p •• omeroy1 greet rdne1V"·· bOrhOOd ide arge ya aI tor 1 or 2 people new appliances Call 992 5094 and leave a message ;;;;;,;;;;;,"'"'""'""'""'""'"" Commercial -;;;;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"!'"~ 2 bay service statkm Jackson P1ke Lease requtrecl call 446·3644 lor more mfo "• �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel • www.mydailysentinel.com Weekly football computet ratings COLUMBUS (AP) - Here are the fifth weekly football com· puttr rating& frorn the Ohio High SChool Athletic Association Ratings are by division and regk>n with record and average ttl lavel po~nts per game (top eight teams In each region advance to regional quarterfinals) DIVISION IV • Wednesday, October 22, Bengals' 0-7 start not unusual - 2008 ·Wednesday, October 22, 2008 for theni Qertbune - Sentinel - l\ C IN C INN ATI (AP) All th e losmg ts \\eanng on Crnunn.ttt Bcngals rece1ver 1 I 1\ou,hm.tndt,ldeh It ' Iough to be 111 thi s RegiOn 13-1 St&uberwllte (9·0) 25 1162 2 Mass Tuslaw (8 1) 20 4444 3 Wooster Tnway (7-2) 19 0055 4 A<ron Sl Vmcent-St M11ry {7·2) 16 9817 5 Perry (6 11 18 5055 6 P\"-IIH'Il.' s,ud Cosh<>cton(8·1) 183611 ?,Young Mooney(7-2) 180000 8 DIVISION I Cfuya falls Cuya Valley Chnstlan (8-1) t 7 9334 9 Lablae (B H t'll'h m,rndtadch. a Pro 1• 17 6304 10 Akron Manchester (7 2) 16 3166 B,m I er on the NFL's AOQIOI\ 1-1, Glenville Academic Campus j9.0) 27 1917 2. Region 14-1 , Fostoria (8-1) 20 6610 2, Lora1n Clearvtew -doole Sl Ignatius j8-1J 27 0327 3 Monlor (7-2) 261i444 4, {9-0) 20 2500 3 Genoa Area {9-Q) 17l722 o4 Manon te.tm ·But' you just Sbonalvllle j8·1) 2~ . 8333 5, Breci<Svllle-Bro&dviOW Hta j6-3) PINSMt (8-1) 17\1277 5 Huron (7 2) 13 1055 6 Ottawa h,tvc \<1 h,t, e some pnde 11.1* I Euclid {7-2) 21 4000 7, Wll1bughby Sou1ll j7-2) Glanclor1 (8-3) 11 7868 7. Pemberville Eastwood 17 2) fh at\ tt. bottom hne.lfyou U~. ~ Lak- St Edward (&-3) 18l!538 g Solon (6- 10 7888 8, Bellv"lo Clear Fork (5-4) 10 6633 9. Highland (5$11'7,1rxy. tO, John Adamo (7 2)13 40IMI , 4) 0 82n 10, Buoyrus 16-3) 8 4166 hav e rnJe Ill yourse lf, 2-1, N Clinton Hoover (8·1) 27 3016, 2. Cant Region 15-1, Martins Ferry (8·1) 20 8451 2 New thrngs 'hou ld turn out better ~7-2) 24 8611 3 Twlnsbur~ (1-2) 22.6500. 4, Cant. Laxlngfon (9-0) 20 6667 3 Belmont Unron Local (8-1) (6·3) 20 9134 5, Amherst Steele \8-1) 20 8!()() 8, 188686 t ~ lronton (6·3) 18.2247 5 Wlll1amspor1Westlall (7 , lh. tn "11.11 11 loo ks hk e it's ~let< j8-t) 20 0277 1 Macedonia NorOol>la (6-3) 2) 16 1333 6, Co~ Hartley (6-2) 14 1050 7 Pomeroy Mcogs go 1ng to h~ 17.i3lle 8, Fremont Ross (7-2) 17 2724 9. l'~ron ~teld ('I- (7-2) 131505 8, St Clal,.ville(6-3) 128041 9 Utrca (63) loo~s lt' e the losmg IS I) 18 41166 10, Tot St Johns (8-3) 15 9243 \2 6668 \0, lld<ing Heights (7-2) 1I 7161; lllglbn 3--1 f'lckorlngton High S<:hool C (9-0) 27,8500. 2, g o1n ~ tn go nn tor ~1 while Aagton 111-1, Coldwater 19-0) 26 6222 2 , C la rks~ll• ?tlliard Davidson jll-1) 2548S3 3, Uppti• A•hngton j8-1) Cllnton-l\laSIIe {9.0) 20 6111 3 Broo<ville (9-0) 20 5427 4 f'ot I he tu '' tune tht s sea~417~ 4, Cots Brool<haven (6 1) 24 3626 5 Worthl~ Plmn Cl!y Jonathon Alder (B 1) 19 2303 5 Dayton Oakwood ialbo<Jrno (7-2) 20 4611 6 Delaware Hay.. l6-3) 18 1055.7, (1-2) iS 01811, 6 Archbishop Alter (0-2) 14 9722 7 Crn son the B e n~ab (0 -7) fell bul>fjn COffman (7·2) 11 5111 8. Lancaster (5-4) 14 1356. 9, Wyoming(7·2) 14 1388 8 Ham Badin 16-3) 14 116e 9 ern ,tp,u 1 ne ,tl th e e nd ot a 38 \Witt<V~Ie South 15·4) 13 5686 10, Spnnglield (4-5) N CollegeHHI(&-3) 11.1944 10 Madtson Juntor/senror(54) 1llo4065 In I''" to Pmsburgh on fleDioo 4r-1, Cin Colerain (8-1) ~77472 2 Clayton 91647 Sund.ty l'hc Steders scored ~~ (8-1) 25 6833 3 Cin Elder (8-1) 24 5876 4, three touchdowns m the ~g Fairmont (7-2) 22 7944 5 Hube• H1s Wayne18·3) DIVISION V 22 2218 6. Cln WOOdward (9-0) 21 5017 7 Cln Sycamore tou llh 4LI.trtcr. when .... ' (7'-2) 19,5500 a centerville <sa~.~9 osoo 9 Harrison (5-4) RegtOn 17--.1, Yount Ursullne (9·0) 23 7117 2 K1rt1and (9 Cr nctnthlit 's offense and ,18 8888, I o, Hom~0 n (6-3) 18 0) 18.3555 3 Caluml:nana Crest\ltew (8 1) 16 5191 4 Galas defense ~o llap se d They Mill$ Gllmpur Aced (8-1) 14 8166 5 N LimaS Range (7 2) 14 6166: 6, Creat0f1 Norwayne (7·2) 14 5722 7, Apple CreeK mrs >cd t,tc kles , blew cover)\.~.'!> DIVISION II ' . Waynedale (7·:?) 13 8611 B Cuyahoga Herghls (B 1) .1gcs .tnd dropped passes .,_il'M s-.--1. Mayfield (6-1)23 7333 2 E Cleve Shaw (8 I 1 2833 V. Fjooky Rrver Luth W (6-3) 10 3686 i 0, Sm tn~ lle " It "as 12 38 lett to go 111 0) 22 1005 3 Parma Pad\ja (7 2) 16 ~50 4 Warren 16·3) 10 2388. RegiOn 1a'l...1 Hamler Patnck Henry {9·0) 18 7666 2 ~ (6-3) 17 6194 5 Akton Hoban (5-4) 15 4083. 6, th<' tootb,tll game, where AP Kohl RoOsevett (7-2) 14 9000 7, Tallmadge (6 3)142722 a. Fondlay LlbertV1Benton (9-0) 16 7567 3 An:hbold (8 I) 11\ ••1 scvcn-pomt g(lme, and New York Jets ltnebacker Bryan Thomas. top, sackS Madison (6-3) 13 7111 9 Olmsted Falla (4-5) 12 9000 10, 15 7833 4, Bueyrus Wynlord (9.0) 15 5500 5. Sherwood Fairview (8-1) 15 4866 8 Uberty Ctr (8-1) 13 4833 7 Maple His (5-4) 1 I 6444 thrngs beg.tn to drssolve 111 a Crncrnnatr Bengals quarterback Ryan F1tzpatrrck (11) rn the ~""" 6---t, Tot Cont Cath {9.0) 26 4726 2 Medina Ashland CresMew (8-1) 13 3888 8 Delphos Jefferson (8-1 } lot of ways.· coach Marvm fourth quarter of the Bengals' 26-14 loss to the Jets at I;I!Phland (9-0) 23 4886 3 Le<lnglon (9-01 22 0222 4, 13 3833 9, Northwood (6-t) 12 9237 10 Hlc~svllte (8 t) Lcwts s.t td $Ytvanla SouthVIeW (9.0) 21 9241 5, l.lw11 Center Otentangy 11 3666 Grants S tadrum rn East Ruthertord , N J • on Sunday (6-3) 186333.6, A..,n Lake (7-;!) f7,6444 7, Lodl Cloverleaf Region 19-1 Wheelarsburg 19 0) 17 8670 2 Nelsonvrlle It's ,• bad ome n when the (7·2) 181l11G3 8 Olentangy Llbertji (6-3) 16 4444 9, Maumao ibr< (1{!) 17 1388 3, PortsmOll!)l West j9-D) 17 0093 4 te,tm dtstnll!glates and the sons The benchmark ts <tn get a frrst down on any ctf (8·1) 156444 10, Gr~nvillo (6-3) 156001 Johnstown-Monroe (7-2) 15 9222 5, Ball UbEirty-Umon (6-1) • ~ton 7-). Cots DeSales (9-0) 314691 2, Loursv•lle (9- 13 9666 e, Cots Ready (5·2) 13 6920 7 Heaih (7-2) co<tch c,m ., do anythmg 0-10 stall tn 1993 under t)len ltrst five possessions, 0) 29 5222.3, Logan (9-0) 26 8633 4 Cots Marlon Franktrn 131988 8, W Lafayette Rrdgewood {7 2) 12 9055 9, coac h Dave Shula an mdtcatton of how bad ,,bout II (8-1) 21 0666 5 Cots Beechoroft (8-1) 17 2418 6 OOis Bainbridge Paint Valley (7-2) 12 9000 10 M•ntord (7-2) Smce Mtke Brown took thmgs. have gotten lndependenc~ {7-2} 16 8277 7 Cols Watterson (54) Wtth the mtdpomt ot the 12 6333 161721 8 Dublm Jerome (54) 16 0722 9 Canfield (7 2) Regron 2Q-- 1 Cm Hilla Chnslran Acad (Q-0) 19 7500 2 In a lot of wa}s. 1t 's ltke sc.t son .1pproac hmg, the control ot the fr.tn<:hrse fol14 6811 10 Alhance (6 3)14 2868 Anna (8-1) 186127 3 Waynesvlle (1<2) 15363<1 4 West lowmg h1s father's death m the old days Beng,tls slill don ' t ha\e a Re9kl11 6-1 , New CarliSle T&eumaeh (9·0) 25 1722 2 CU"l Liberty-Salem {9-0) 14 7500 .5· Marla Stein Marton Local (8Winton WOOOs (8 1) 24 3055 3, Ctn Anderson (7-2) 21 7611 1991 , the Bengals have Some fans wore bags over wrn .tnd don't seem to have 1) 141944 6 West Jefferson (7·2) i3 8160 7 Casstown 4, Cln Turpin (8-1) 21 2333 5 Klnge MillS Kings (6 3) Mleml E (6 1) 13 5333 6 Lees Creek E Clinton (6 3) ,t clue ,\bout how to get one opened th e season ftve thetr heads tn embarrass20 ~m e, Ml Orab Western Brown (9 0) 17 4681 1 Trenton 11 4895 9. N LewfoburQ Triad (6-3) tO 8611 to, Archwood Edgewood (7 2) 16 7166 8 Day Dunber (7 2) 14 3242 9 N Unron (7-2) 107333 The next game is at 2-4 trmes with <1n 0-7 mark No ment dunng the lo ss to the Morrow Lmle Miami (6-3) 13 6500 10 Cin Taft (5·4) 1o 6158 Ho uston , whtch 1~ commg other NFL team ha~ done 11 Steelers, who had thoumore than tw1ce sands of fans m the Stands. ott ,t vrctot v over Detrott Dl'liSION VI DIVISION Ill ' Losmg seven games m a. At least one fan wore a Tth e Nt·L' 'o nly othe1 wmR!!illon 21-1 , Norwalk S\ Paui(9-0) 19 9833 2, Bascom Reglqn 9-1 CUya Falls Walsh Jesuit (6-21 19 459~ 2, Hopewell-Loudon row rsn ' t unusual at all for shtrt that sa rd Mtke Brown less te,tm .11 0 -6 19.52:12 3, McDonald (9-0) 18 6565 Aurora 17-2) 18 48:13. 3, Young llbert)i (8-1) 16 0722 4, 4 Mogadare (9-G) (9.0) the Benllals They've done Step Down. Fans headed 18 8430 5, Bertin Center Western Aeperve Next rs .1 home game Chagnn Fall& (7-2) 14 9222 5 Hubbard (7-2) 14 5722 6, (7 2) 13 ~ 6, Leotonla (7 2) 12 7333 7 Columbiana (6-3) Flawenna {8-3) 13 5633 7 Chardon NO Cathedral Latin (5-41) agatnst JacksonvLIIe , fol- rt e1ght limes m the 18 years for the extts early, leaving 13.373e 8 Mogadore Field (7-2) iO 6222 9 Roc:ky Alwr (5- 11 4777 8, DoltOn (5-4) iO 6222 9, Youngstown Chnsuan lowed by .t bye week If the that Brown has run tlie Steelers fans to twirl their S<:hoo (7-2) 10 7067 10 East Canton (6-3) 9 3427 •l 10:5277 10, Cortland Lakeview (6-3) 10 3987 Aegio~'.l2-t Ada (9.()) 157277 2 Carey (6 1) 14 8886 3 Bengals are 0-9 at that operauon, a mmd-boggling Temble Towels m celebraF!Og10n 1£>-i. Avon (9-D) ~ ' 2944 2 Clyde (8-i) 111.9000 3, Bellevua (8-1) 19 3386 4 S1 Marys Memonal {1-2) Delphos St Jom·o 17·2) 139500 4, Pendora-GrlbOa (8-1) pornt. ,til the talk will be run of bad football m a ttan 167444 5 Tlpp City Tlppecenoa (8 1) 17 1055 6 Defiance 11 71, 1 5 Mt Blanchard Riverdale (7 2) 11 3944 •6 The game also remmded .tbout how they're on the league ruled by parity And Arlington 11 2) i 0 ~222 7 Me Comb (6-3) 8 3633 6 W Unity (7-2) 16 9633 7 Urbano (6-1) 161833 8, Sunblrry 'e1g Walnut(7-2) 161104 9 Tllfrn Columbian (7-2) 14 5448 10 HIII1QP (1'2)7 6333 9. LelpSic(S-4)7 2944 10, Dol Ayersville vet ge <)i matchmg the worst there's no telltng how long fans about the franchtse's (5-4) 6 8000 Kenton (6·3) 14 23BB start m fr,mch tse htstory the current streak wrlllast btggest problem. a lack of Region 11-1 Cant South (6·3\ 21 4444 2 Dover (8-1) Region 2l-i1, Hannibal Rlver (9-0} 17 f)983 2 Malvern (9 not the WdY to spend a week Quarterback Carson dtrectton The Bengals 204388 3 Newark Uckmg Valley {81) 19 3732 4, Poland Q) 15.9222 ~ Gloueter Trlmble(7-2) 166444 4 Shadys~e Sem10ary (7-2) 17 6000 ? Canal Fulton NW (7-2) 17 3444 (H) 13 3008. 5, Gal~woii(1·2J 12 2384 6 Beallsville (8·1) oft Palmer will miss hi s third don't stay with a plan for 6 Granville (7-2) 16 7222 7 Rayfend Buckeye LOCal (8-3) 9 936t 7, Bridgeport (5-4) 9 3654 a. Zanes Rosecrans (54) " We've got to win one io consecutive game Sunday very long , whtch leaves 14 ~797 6, Mrnerva (6·3) 13 0702 9 New Phgadolphla (ll-1) 6 1500 9, Nowali< Oatil (5-4) 7 2333 tO, Sugar Grove Berne Unton (3-6) h~~2 ' 12 9444 10 CadiZ Hamson Cent (8-3) 12 0622 ge t th,tt momentum and get with a sore passmg elbow them tn constant flux as at ~ Region 12-1 Thornv1lle Sheridan (9 0) 21 on? ~. R<>g~on 24-1, Mechanicsburg (11-q) 191944 2, Sidney th a t ta ste out of , our that ra1ses doubts about the vanous posrtwn s Circleville logan Elm (9-D) 20 1886 3 Chillrcotht {7·2) Lehman (1·,1) 14 8105 3, Loc)claod (7-2) 12 8071 4, mouth s," rece1ver Chad rest of hts seasan. lf the They drafted quarterback 20 0833 4, Canal Wmchester (9-D) 17 9500 5 GermantoWn SCiotDvlllt Cornmllt1fly 18-1) 1.:11093 5, Covtilgton (7-2) Valley View (7-2) 17 5388 6 Colo Eastmoor Acad. (8-1) 11 IJIMOI B. Spring Calh Cent (6-3) 10 3166 7, Minster (5-4) Ocho Cmco smd. elbow doesn't heal in the Akrh Smith in the first 18 6000 7 Be,ley(6-3) 13 2121 6, Franklin (H) 12 5186 9, 91500 ~. Hfim New Miami 16-3) 8 8060 9, Ailsorlla (6-9) next few weeks, Palmer round tn 1999, and c:tiscacdIf h1story ts an mdication, Crn lndran Hdl (7·.2) 12 0500 10 Eaton (4 5) 11 73.)3 8 ~ tO, Ha""'it Prepa.-ory 8<;11001 (5-4)7.i5$S. they won ' t get many more will have to cons1der ed hrm before he had playdl . I sron to keep the rllness a th:\t he mtended to get hi s than one. It ' s the s txth trme surgery or srmply Sltttng Q\!1 ' 1111 entrre sea!.on Tliey took ' , t hns Perry m the ftrst m francht.se htstory that the rest of the season secret was made wtth the c hent a new deal. they've opened a season Backup Ryan Fitzpatrick round m 2004, saytng he player\ blessmg and he Wmslow has tht ee ye.u s wrth seven los ses. TI.Jey was sacked seven times by ' wou,ld eventually replace ' defended the Browns' han- remmning on hts deal, whteh from Page 81 drdn ' t wu1 more than four the Steelcrs and lost a fum- Rudt Johnson as the1r No. I dltng of Wmslow's hospttal was reworked 111 2006 He' s games 111 any of those sea- ble The Ben gals failed to t unmng back nMkmg $-+ nullton tim seastay ed staph . ag,un I spoke out ·'The Cleveland Browns son and has base salanes ol on thr s because I leiL tt was are commt tted to wmnmg $4 5 mrllron m 2009 ,llld the n ght thmg to do ,md that and takmg care of our play- $4.75 mtllton m 2010 ts why I was ~o passronate ers." he satd. "We arc also Wmslow btoke hrs nght about rt Thr ~ has nothtng to commttted to protectmg the leg during hrs second game do with football and tht s has pnvacy of our players, par- as a rook1e ,md mtssed the nothmg to wrth my current ttcularly wtth regard to med- rematnder, of th e se,tso n contracl SituatiOn Thts IS ,t rcal rssues To that end. fol- Whrle he was recove11ng. he health concern lowmg drscussions wtth sustmned hte-threatemng " I care deeply lot my Kellen Wmslow and hts rep- InJUnes when he cr,tshed hrs organtzatron, my teammat e~. resentation, the Browns mOtorcycle domg stunts rn a and the Browns fans At no agreed to make every effort par kmg lot. The B1 owns trme was I ever trymg to to mamt,un the confrdenttal- pard him more than $ 11 nnl cause drstress tor the team or uy ofhts 1ecent medrcal con- lion for hrs. first two se.tsons be a drstractton but the fact dition ' l Wmslow got a staph mfecremams there ts a health The Browns have had ,m tton followmg sur gery on hrs tssue that needs to be ,tlarnll!\g number o l staph right knee, but before ll!ISSaddressed further" cases. and Savage sard the mg the Browns' Oct 11 Wmslow\ suspen"on cul- te.m1 rs dmng all 11 can to game agamst the New York mmates a two-week mystery protect the health of t(s play- Grants, he had made 36 that began wtth htm bemg ers and personnel at the stratght start s and developed admmed to the hosprtal on club's trammg facrllty tn tnto one ot the NFL"s preOct 9 wtth an undrsclosed Berea and downtown stad i- mterttght ends Illness. • um Desprte bemg doubleThe Brown, , crtmg pnvaSavage sard the players teamed at ttmes , he h.ts a cy law s and Wmslow's ha ve been ed ucated on the team-high 21 reception' fo1 wr~he~ , declmed tn tdentrl} IISks· of staph, and that dur- 18 7'yard~ thr~ season . hts me dtcal condllron tng trammg camp the enltre The 25-~ear-old Wmslow returned to practtce team took pan m an exten- Wmslow, who has had to last week and on Fnd,ty he stve presentatron by mfec- endure grueling reh,Jb ses sard he agreed w rth the trous d1sease experts. s ron s and constant p,un JUst team 's dccr';.ron and .argued Wmslow's susperb ron to play the paS! three se,1 that "Just because I catch a could funher damage hrs sons, had seemmgly football does n't me ,m I alread y shaky relallonshtp matured belme Sunday's sho uld t-el l what\ wron~ wr th Savage and the unexpected outburst with me or" hat h.tppened. Browns, who moved up m "He has m.tde progress Howe \er. ,tltel c.ttchmg the 2004 draft to select hrm from the trme that I h.tve JUSt 1\\0 p.t ~ ses lot 19 yatds No 6 overall. been here." Crennel said m Sunday ' game Wrn~low He has been upset w1th the "The thmg that we some went publrc "ilh hiS rllness team fo1 not grvmg htm a ttll)es don't und ~rstand rs On Mo nd.rv. coac h Romeo contract extensron After Crennel s,ud· he '"'" drs,tp- catchmg 82 passes,for 1.106 the pressure that a young Bryan Waltera/phOio man ltke that has on hn11 pomted by Wmslcl\\ 's deet- yards and ltve touchdowns Rrver Valley's Mackenzie Cluxton. far right, sets up Kayta Smrth (4) for a sp1ke attempt S10n to take hrs problems to last season and maktng Ius when he gets InJUred or ts whrle teammates Jacqueline Jacobs (10) and Kelsey Sands (6) watch on dunng the Lady the medr.t and s.11u he wmtld frrst Pro Bowl team, nbt able to play or wh<tt he Rarders' Drvrs1on Ill drstnct semrf1nal on Tuesday agarnst Mrnford at Athens Hrgh School in consult with S,t\ ,,gc be fore Wmslow h1red Rose nhaus , thmks about h1s futt,tre and The Plarns "\ _ levy mg ,m y pun"hJllent. who used the week m there are a lot o f thmgs S.tvage mamt.tllb the deer - H awa11 to make tt known gomg through h1s mind " The outcome was not few seniors We 'II defimtely what RVHS coach Sharon mtss our upperclassmen, Vannoy had hoped for, but but they should be proud of of speed to the attack four spots tn the rankmgs she was very pratseful of what they have done as a from PageBl The Buckeye~ - due m and remam the kmgs of the thts team and these semors part of thr s program " large part to those three lop- htll rn the Brg Ten unnl for the1r accomphshments Jacobs led the RVHS Rtver Valley never came from Page Bl s tded losses m spotlt gh,t someone knocks them off thrs year. serving attack w1th 13 games - are listed as a They also feel they've closer than two pomts the After all, River Valley pomts, followed by Corfias sltght underdog agamst learned from those seanng. rest of the mght, allowmg added 1ts seventh stra1ght w1th II and Smith with excrtement of Saturday's Penn State. the Lady Falcons to pamful memones of that Ohio Valley Conference erght. Cluxton added seven advance to the dtstnct final. challen~e took a lot of self"I defmitely feel we're loss s1x weeks earher. tttle and made school histo- to the cause, while Aubrie evaluauon and a complete underdogs," Wells said. RVHS whtclt "We're more prepared ry with 1ts second consecu - Rtce chipped m three transformatton of the "We've not been producmg JUSt because we all vrvtdly advanced tO HJe distriCt final tive district appearance. pomts Buckeyes' offense up to the expectations of the remember what happened a year ago - will• have to "These girls nave had just Chrts "Beante" Wells , nredia or whoever tt may Both Jacobs and Corfias the last time," ttght end say goodbye to stx seniors a truly great year. They kept who m1ssed the USC ga me be A lot of people are Rory Nrcol said led the net attack with seven "We that pluycd therr final varsi- our league streak intact by wtth a foot mJury, rs now thmkmg we're not a great always say that the Big Ten ty contest fo r the Stiver and gomg undefeated and ihey k11ls aptece Smrth was next back and has rushed for <JO football team " Black . became the first senior class wtth four kills, followed by is a new season. and 11 is or more yards m each of , But the Buckeyes don't We've played more games, Those half-dozen girls are to win two sectional titles at Cluxton with three and those f1 ve V!ctones. The feel they ' re the same team we've got more experrence, Canssa Gilmore, Rtver Valley." Vannoy com- Workman wuh two. Kelsey startmg quarterback ever as they were the last t1me a we ' re kind of ftgunng Mackenzre Cluxton, Kayla mented. "It's particularly Sands also had one kill. since the loss to the Trojans lot of people watched them thmgs out on offense. And Smith, Lmsey Stover, Tara rewarding since a lot of Cluxton also had a tewnhas been freshman Terrelle on natrona! TV They're 5-0 you hope you learn from these gtrls were fi rst-year hlgh 16 assists, With Sands Worhnan and lltana ' Pryor, who has a~ded a dash smce then, have chmbed your past mrstakes " varsuy players , includmg a addmg another erght assists. Corlias "'"'I t~ter CLASSIFIED ""<'" Galli a County, OH = Websrtes. 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Health ................................ ........................ 326 - Heating & Cooling., . .... .. ... ................ 321 - Home lmpravemento 330 : ln.urance .................................................. 332 • lAWn SoMe:.................... ... ............... 334 : • Muolc/Danc;<i/l)remo... ... ..... ........... ... 336 : ()the; Servt-............................................. 338 , Plumblng/!:lt<:tricol ..................................... 340 · ProlettaiOflOI Servtceo..... ..... . ............... 342 Aepalrt; ...... : .....':. ................................_ .... 344 ; Rooting.. .. ........... . ..... : ..... ....... .......... 348 Security............ ...... ....... . ..... ............ ..... 348 • Tax/Accounting.......................... ... ...... •. 350 Travel/Entertainment •..•.....•......•.•.•....•.••••.•. 352 Financial............... ....•.. .. ............. .•.. ...•. .tOO Financial Servlcea ......... ,....... . .......... ..... 405 rn~~urance . ..••.. •. . ................................ 410 Maney to LAnd...... ... .. ............... •15 Education ............................ ..... ........ ..•• 500 Bualnese & Tr.de SChool .................... ...... 505 tnotruc:llon & Training ... .... .. ....... 510 LAPOno ................................................... 515 Personal. ..• ... •. . ................................... 520 Anlmala.... .•.•.•. ...•. ...• ....•. ... .. ........... &00 Animal Supptl....... ............................ 605 Horoea.... . ................ "' ........................... 810 Uvettock............ ....... .. .... .............. .. .... 115 Pet• ....................................................620 Wont to buy .................................................. 625 Agriculture ...... ............. ....................... 700 Form EqUipmont.... ...... ..... .................... 70S . G-n & Prod.-.................................... ,..710 Hay, Feed. Seed, Grein.,............................ 715 · Hunting It Land..... .. .............. .~ .............. 720 Want to buy.... ,............................................. 725 • Mtn:hendiM ... ,.. .. ... . ... .• ..... ..... .... 1100 Antiq-... .... ..... ... · ............... ·· ... . 1105 Appliolnco .................................................... 810 Auctlont . ... ... .. ... .... ... .. .... ... 815 Ba'llltln Baument. ... . . ..... .... .......... ...820 • ColioctlbiH ........................................ .......... m Compulera .......... . .. .. ..... . ..... ......... 130 Equipmont/SuppiiH.. .... .................... .835 Fl"" Marktlo........... .. ... • ..... .... ... 940 Fuef 011 Coal/Wood/Gao ............................. 845 Furniture .. ..•. .• .. •. -- •. ISO Hobby/Htlllt It Sport..... .... ..................... 955 Kld'a Comer ................................................160 Mloctllaneouo... . • ... .. .. ...... ...... ... . .1165 Wont lo bu~ ................ ..........................870 Yard S.te ..................................................... 1175 Utility Vanl ........................... .................................2045 Wenl to buy ... . ..... ........... ......... . .. ..2050 = Falr11eld County Fair· mile on 143 from At grounds AAA Bulldmg ~b;y;pa;s;s,;T;h;om;p;s;on;;;;;~ Ad $4 135 6 TBLS $3; 740.667 0412 Recreat10na 1000 , Veh1ctes Milc:ellaMOUI 200+ Nascar tradmg Campen / RVs & cards $1 00 00 Dale Jr run tn 1he red Trailera 2 stand up $20 00 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii ~Two.,..":b':'la~c:":kl~silve~r--sch~na~u·- Dale Jr Budweiser rae- RV zer. 2 1/2 months old lng 3 D stand up $20 00 Service at Carmichael 304 675 6822 Tra1lers Great pups $200 each 740 446 3825 Very loving 446-7181 :':'"~'"::""""':--:---.- Jet Aeration Motors re York1e Pupptes for sale paired new & rebwn In AV Serv1ce at Carmi $350 & Vet recom- stock Call Ron Evans. I Trarlers 8 wks old 1-61 0-537-9528 "'so Real Estate S41eo ... . ... .. .......... ........ 3000 Cemetery Plots ................. ........................ 3005 Commercial.............. ..•. • ..••. ... ..... ...•. 3010 Condomlnluma, ... ...... . .. .3015 For S4te by aw-.....................................3020 HouMa for Sate ............................... 3025 LAnd (Acre-l . ... ... ...................3030 LOll ........................................................,.. 3035 Wantto buy ......., .....:.......................... 3040 Real Eotate Rtntelo ............ ..... , .........3500 Apert"*lttliTownhouato ......................... 3505 Commercial.. , . .... ...... . . .......... .... ..... 3510 Condomlnlut~~~~ ..................... ................. 3515 Hou~e~ for Rant ........................................ 3520 LAnd {Acreogo).. ... ........ ..................3525 Stonge... ...... ... ........... .. ......... ..... .·.... 3535 Want to Rent ..............................................3540 M•nutactured Housing.... •.••••.•. •••..••• .4000 Loll . .... .... ...... ...... ............ ... .......4005 Movere.......... . ...... .... . .... .. ... ......4010 Rental• •.. ......... ..•.. .•.....•...... ... :• •4015 S41n.. ... . .... ...•. . .... . .... ... ... ... 4020 Suppltn........ ... ............. ........ .... ... 4025 Want to Buy ............................................... 4030 Roaort Property.... . ... ....... ... . .. .... 5000 Roaort Property for ule...... ..... ... .. .... 5025 Roaort Property for ....,1 ........................... 5050 ' Employment .. , ..... ... . .... ... , . .. . 6000 Accounting/Financial............................ 6002 A.clmlnlatratlviiWProleaalonal .................. 6004 6006 Child/Elderly Care.................................... 6008 Caohler/Ciertc . ............ ........ ... • ....... Clerical ............................................... 6010 Construction. ..... ..... ..... ....... .......... 6012 DrtVtrllt Delivery ................................. 6014 Eductllon ................................................... 6016 Elec:trk:<tl Plumbing ... , ... . .... .... ...... .6018 Employ..-t Agoncln................... . .... 6020 Enlertalnntent ...................................... 8022 Food Senrlcu... .. .... ...... ..... . .. .. .... 602• Gavtonn-t•F-alJobl ................. 6026 Help anted- Genorol... . .. . ... ..... ...... 6028 lew Enforcement....... o o on n m 6030 MalntenancaiDomeollc ......................... 8032 Manogement/Supervloory.. .. ............ 1034 Mechanlca...... .. .. ..•.. .•... • •.. •.•• .. . 8036 Mualcal............... •• •••• •••. ,...... • ••••• Par1-11mo-Tempo.-.... ,..... ..... •••. 8040 Medical ..... ..... ........ ... ...... ..... Rtotouronta ........... .... ............... .... .. 6038 ... 6042 .• 6044 ................................................................8048 Tochnlcal-. ..... ...... ..... ... . ... 6050 Tex1flta/Foctory.............................. ... ... 6052 2 br 1 b full basemen• above ground pool de tached double garage fenced 1n back yard ntce netghborhood rn Ractne (740)992 1424 3 BD HOUSE IN CHES TER Oh CONTACT 7409854131 3 Bed 2 Bath HUD Homest Only $19 900 for listings 800 6204946 e' pee 1 ~:s, updated hw kitchen baths :~a~~~~n lots of& left hand11u~~4 goll town & trle& floors House on 304-812·4350 5th St PI :• ::.,:-:~~~~-~~.::::. :::: ·:::::· . :::. ·::.:. :~:Z: ~c;::,c~~~~.::·:::::::::::::::·:·...::::·:·::::...::·:"·"::Jg~~ =h~_;;!! ~tackltan .....,,., .................................................... 230 Want to buy .................. , .... .............. .1035 AUtomatlvt ................................................ 2000 Auto RentallleaM............................ .. .2005 AUtol. .......................................... 2010 Clautc/Anttqun ............,.......................... 2015 Commarclalllnduolrlal ............. .... ....... 2020 Porto & Acceoaorteo .......................,. ......2025 186 North Park Dr call 304 675 5640 or 304-593-1204 wtll sell on Land Contract or Ou1 Right Also a Wellington P~ano call lor appo1nt ment to see them both ova- n Chp lhts AO and take r1 wtth you when you VIStt our community to get lhts spectal dtscount Move 1n 1n Oct and get $100 00 oH your 2BR Apt. rn Nov Currently rentmg 1 & 2 BR unrts Spactous floor plans ranch & townhome style llvrng playground & basketball court on Slle laundry facility 24 hr emergency mamle· nance qU!e1 country 10 catron close to major medtcal factltl!es pharmacies grocery store lUSt mtnutes away from other m8jor shopping 1n the area Honeysuckle Hills Apartments .266 Colontal Dnve 11'113 Btdwell OhiO 45614 740 446-3344 Office Haws M w F 9AM SPM FREE Prn Bull mrx pup2 Fam Oc1 25-26 from pies To Good Home 8 5? Old Gallra School '-· 304 612 0418 cut I/ Oil/ Coal/ House on Rt 233 at "'!"~~~-~-- ~iiii;;;W~oodiiii/i;;;;Gcn':"iiii"". Greenlteld Frre Stat on 18A Ap1 W/0 hookups = Clothes • glassware FREE Pupp1es 1/2 Jack satellite TV 1nc1 w/rent Russell & 112 mlx 6 wks Seasoned Firewood knickknacks tools mtsc close 10 hOspital Call old 304_875 _531 3 Hardwood 446-9204 ~~:""""---:""~':"1 740 339_0362 Hobby/ HUitt & Sport Yard-Wagon sale old ~R~Ot;.;9~~~-=-~- ::""::::"'":-~--:-::--::-::::: Free Temer mrxeq tools & lots of mrsc ., 4 bed .2 bath & offtce tn 2 BR Apa\fment & 2 BA a gun ::: Giveaway! Small Gold Lab Female Call 740 388 865 5 CLASSIFIED INDEX _~-:""""-·••~~~ ;:; Legala ....................... ·· .............................. 100 Recreational Vehlcln ... .. ... ... ..... .1000 M1n1ture Dachshund Announce.nenta ................................... 200 ATV . .. . ..... ..... ..... ............ .. ..... ..•. 1005 CKC registered. shots. Blrlhdlly/Annlverury. .... ... ........ , . .. 205 Blcyctea...................................................... IOIO wormed Males & Fe Happy Ada ................................................... 21 0 Boatai'AcceaJMJrlea. ....... . ... ....... ........ 1015 males longtlarr & Loot & Found ... ............................ 215 Camper/RVa & Traltero .... ............. ... 1020 ' Wanted . .... ..... ............................. 235 : Servlcea .................................................. 300 • Appliance Servlca ...................................... 302 • AutOmotlve .................................................. 304 • Building Materlala ....................................... 306 • Buolneoo..... ..... .... ..... . ·r .......... 308 Cottrlftg............................................... 310 ' Child/Elderly Care ...................................... 312 , Computoro ... ..... ... ........................ 314 • Contrectore............ .... . .. ................316 • Domeollca/Janllorlal ................................... 318 • Electrical .. ....... . .... ...... ......... .. ..320 ' Financial......... . .... ........ ............ . .. ..•... 322 Eslale Sales For sale or lease off ce/warehouse/storage great locahan tn Galhpo lis 1800 sq ft $400/monlh Call Wayne 404-456-3802 ~-"'":"-:~~-::-:~ 9-5 & Nov 2 from 9 3 or -6trade for 304 75 .~ 32 ~eal Commeretol \'{''$ BARGAINS Cur Squtrrel Dog lor sale (740)992-7335 ~!W~e~~~~~~~~OII!~~trS.:I'\-:rlcti:~~~~~~~~~Jj7~40~-;25~6~-1~4;98E:=: puppy 4 1/2 mo Pet Cremallons Call EVERY DAY . Want To Buy Educa' Dn NOTICE OHIO VALLE'Y f!llilllC ill PUBLISHING CO rec- ..'100 ommends that you de Ptto bus1ness With people you <now and NOT to send Monoy To lAnd money through the matl ~~':"~iiiiiiii~iiii Free 3 year old Min Ptn untll you have mveshgat NOTICE Borrow Sman has all shots 446-7245 ff Contact the Ohto Orvl:'"!!:9i:lh::•::o:•:rln:!p!::::=== sion of Flnanctal lns1i1u 6 CKC Registered Boller t1ons Ott•ce of Consumer pupp1es lor sale 5 10() <:,,, 'I( l'S Affairs BEFORE you refl· weeks old 2 Fawn & 4 nance your home or ob- Bnndle 3 male 3 female ta1n a loan BEWARE of mother & father both on --~=.~~=.;;;!;~ requests for any large Stle $375 each ':' advance payments of 740 645 4692 or Gas fired heating boilerS fees or Insurance Call 740-446-1940 C vrold with 811 contrals .... 0 • AKC ..1 1 0 1 0 ch 1"8 u1ce o1 onsumer rv•n appe a smust see 74Q-992-2974 A...11 lars toll free at hund ,....,.... n.ons Females 1-866-278-0003 to learn $450 740 256 1498 HotM lm~ tf the mortgage braker or ;o,AK~C~P,-a"'rs"'on~R,.u"'sse~ll~Te-r~ndor ~ propeny lr- ners Tan/WMe & Trl tlo-nt censed (ThiS IS a publiC color, lightly broken coat, Wllolprooflng serviCe announcement wilt matu- 12 15 Inches •• on premrses, Uncondttionallifellmt !rom the Ohio Valley Sire & Dam Pbl C guaranlee local rettr u 1shrng ompany) oam needs 6 points to ences fumrshed.. Estab- ---;;;rr...-;;c---, I h AKC Ch rSH p 1n1s amp!on· lished 1975 Call 24 Hrs 101 ship excellent quality 74D-446-0B70, Rogers CLASSIFIEDS Puppies 304 675 7071 Basement Waterproofing CKC Maltese pups FefOR males 5550 Males $500 74()-446-3745 will reel KIT & CARlYlE Gu1tar Lessons Instructor w/ Bachelor Degree loll & Found 1n mus~e/gu1tar luaineu & Trade 740 446 0947 Please School Found near Holzer 10 leave msg iiii""::-.::""::~iiii;;;;;;;iii Galhpol1s Australian ::::::---:-:-:--~--~ Gallipolis Career Shepherd Call Will do House Cleaning College 740.5n-3006 etc Call304 675 1870 (Careers Close To Home) LOST 1 lg & 1 sm Black Profoalional S.rvicu Call ~~:;b' ;:~~24367 Lab Letart Reward gathpollscareercoUegel!du 304·695-3274 or TURNED DOWN ON Accred ted Member Accredit SOCIAL SECURITY SSl Winslow Buckeyes www.mydailysentinel.com ~~--~~~~ EBY, NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams Pipe Rebar for Concrela Angle Channel Flal Bat S1eel Grallng for Drams Onve ways & Walkways L&lt. Sc"p Malals Open Moo, Tue Wed & Fn Sam 4 30pm Closed Thurs. Sat & Sun 741J.446-7300 STEEL ARCH BUILDINGS Made In USA Three cancelled orders wrll sen for balance owed 161<24 & 25<36 Call tOday to save thou· sands! 800-352.()469 IN}'EGRITY, KI~FEII BUilT, VALLEY HORSE/LIVE STOCK TRAILERS LOAD MAX EQUIP· MENT TRAILERS CARGO EXPRESS & HOMESTEADER CARGO/CONCESSION TRAILERS B+W GOOSENECK FLATBED $3999 VIEW OUR ENTIRE TRAILER INVENTOR¥ AT WWWCARMICHAELTRAILERS COM Zero turn mower 740-446 3825 Gravely 60 1nch deck 27 HP ~ Mov1ng,~ must Have you priced a John sell 367rtP29 ~~ . Deere lelely" You'll ba .ii:l ,' surpnsedl Checl< out our -;;;;;;;;;;W~an-'t~J-'o~Buy"'-=o:used mventory at ~ www CAAEO com Gar- Buying tools l sell or trade m~ehael Equipment mechan~e-carpenter la•M 7•• • "'2412 & nArden power tools ~ ..............===" Call-740-388 1515 or cell ,..__, __ & nvuvw ~•··-~ 740 206.0320 " =ii;~-=~--O:::~~ Free Black Walnuts Easy Accessrbrlityl Call 74D-446 6541 after Spm for directions! ;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==== w- •--~ •--' Gral n ,_,,.--.-, -::-~~~"':""~-":" Absolute Top Dollar · Sll verfgold cotns i any 10KI14Kf18K gOld 1ew fl:.ry dental go1d, pre 1935 US currency prootlm1nt sets dra Round and square bales monds MTS Coin Shop of hay lor sale 151 2nd Avenue Galli· po~s 446-2642 740-258-6071 2000 Automot1v'? Autot "'!'-:::~~':"".~~-= Os Stratus Auk:lmattc 4 cylinder 52800 OBO 256-1652 or 256·1233 02 Dodge 4)(4 truck crtuse tilt atr good con dllron 109,000 m1les $4500 060 256 9031 or 256 1233 pnvacy lence & above ground po ol secun ty system 130 Basttam much Dr more 5129 000 .;_44~6~29;;:2~3~~~-;::6 AM 1 bath con blk tn· sulat&d full base uhllty bldg carpon lg lot 388 B661 ~H~ou~s~e~t~or~s~ale~/~re~nt~3 B::::A 2 baln central atr 1 storY In Galltpolls 446 2692 Extraordinary Property Spectacular view of the Ohio River Pnvate dnve off Lmcoln Htll, Pomeroy Oh10 woods on three stdes (4+)acres to a hrstoncal home C1rca 1900 5 bedrooms 2 ltreplaces 2 full balhs 2 starrcases beauttlul or gmal wood work many prcture w1n dows mostly new wtn dows large k1lchen and break1ast room beautt fully landscaped With rn ground pool S t en tne wraP. around porch ar".(J enJOy the spectacular vtew ol the OhtO Rt\ler 2 car delached garage and 2 out bUtldlngs Wou ld make a wonljtJrfut famrly home or bed & brea~ast Prrvate and Ptcturesq\Je SPECTACULAR VIEW S&nous rnqurres only please call 740 992 3678 Lond (Acrooge) 2006 Durango 4 wheel dnve leather sun roof & Trade 1995 Chevy Con DVD player $ 10 000 versron Van excellent conditiOn easy on gas 256_1618 also w/trarier '76"1116 2 350011 axles 2 wheel Trucks brakes wlramp lor 5 1998 GMC 98439 0 acres 1n Mergs County miles 7 o engine gas 5 speed ftrans 24 ft oeq :<7:40:):99:2:0:17= 4==== Real Estale G'IW 25950 lbs Don't 3500 Rentals need CDL sa 500 304- 773 5343 :::::::; Apartments/ TownhouiOI For Sale Or Best Offer ~~=.~~~;;;;;;:= 1985 - Ford F 250 4 wheel dnve llat bed lBA APT CIA (740) truck 'mechantcally 441 0194 saund 2000 mrles on 4 yr ok:J 302 engtne call Beautiful Apts It Jackafter 8pm aon Ealates 52 West ;;304;,;,-4;;;58;;,·.,17;,;2;,7;,=="" woOd Dr from 5,365 to $560 740-446 256B W T B ont o ""' Equal Houstng Opportu ntty ThtS lnStiiUlton IS an Want to buy Junk Cars Equal Opponunrty Pro call 740-388.()884 v1der and Employer \, 3------~rooms and bath ups1a1rs Completely 1ur nrshed WiD0245No pets Ref With Req 441 Apanment available now Atverbend Apts New 1Haven WV Now accepl tng appfrcaltons lor HUO substdzed one Bedraom Apts Ut1i1t1es tncluded Based on 30% of adjusted tncome Call 304 882 3121 avatlable for Sen1or and Disabled people ®• ::::~~~~-"""':'::" CONVENIENTLY LO CATED & AFFORD ABLE• Townhollse apart menls andlar small hOuses lor rent Call 740 441-1111 for applr cat10rr & rnformatron Free Rent SpectaiPI 2&3BR and up Central Atr W/0 hookup tenant pays etectnc EHO Elm Vtew Apts (304)862 3017 Twtn Atvers Tower IS ac cephng apphcat1ons lor waiting lrst lor HUD sub srdrzed 1 BA apartment lor 1he elderlyld1sabled call675 6679 Gracious Living 1 and 2 Bedroom Apts at Vtllage Manor and Fltvers1de Apts rn Middleport lrorn $327 to 5592 740 992-5064 Equal Hous1ng Opponunrty ~Ta~ra~---,;,~ow~n~h~ou~se~ Apartments : 2BR t 5 barn back patro pool playground (trash sew· age water pd ) $425/rent $425/sec dep Call 740 367 0547 Very mce 1 BR home In p •• omeroy1 greet rdne1V"·· bOrhOOd ide arge ya aI tor 1 or 2 people new appliances Call 992 5094 and leave a message ;;;;;,;;;;;,"'"'""'""'""'""'"" Commercial -;;;;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"!'"~ 2 bay service statkm Jackson P1ke Lease requtrecl call 446·3644 lor more mfo "• �,. .. Driven & Dolvtt y Rontala a.t yean, II.. APRJ rOI' 1isunp ear '!"::~~-~~"":::::' W/0, garage. Includes Pel&. 740-446-4234 new fridge and ?40·208·7861 near1~ range Sits on 2 :1400/mo + deposit, 18R, acres. $700 plus soc '.•--r "'"'Ref· Jum . W&O dap. f or InIo or lnspe<;,_up, No at- . very 245 "0031 -,.lion call Citln. 114 Slale 61, ,... .~"":!:'~~= 740-441.0500 House For Rent 1n Pow1t Pleaaant · 2·story house. ~ bedroom ·House $300 Main St Po1nt Pleasant. ::n . f>~1Pius ~:llty, R~et~ 2 br ,2 ba . 2 1r ,dr.,kltcnen w/stove, re· '~· ·675 ••74 : ~~~-..;.~~~~· lrigera!Qr, 112 basement , · ~2 8R house 'in Galhpoha, large yard, no pets. WIO conn. $415/mo S550.00,dep. & re f. 1eq. 1150/dep. You pay all call304-675-23 19. or ~· ~~~~~-~-2BR. on farm $500 per monttl Includes utilitieS 540·752.()826 Of 540·729· 1331 ________ Federal Fundi just re· leased tor Land . Owners No cloa1ng cost af'\d ZERO DOWNI Will do land 1mprovemen1s Bankruptcy & Bad Crod1t OK. 2. 3. 4 and 5 OOd1 bath house & 2 br. cabin on -~-----acu~s cloStl to ~ 28R house localed in Pomeroy. ava 1table lffi- For Rent G OH mediately, Mobile homes & lots IQwn, · alllpolls. · (n 0 pelsj In '"hlon WV 1500/mo plus tJ1iltttes. No 174 0)992· 4590 or . rw 740-41 5-7538 304·576:2942. Petl. 740·441.0110 or ~=~===== 740-591·51?4 ~~~~--~ Scenic location, con11en· 2bf .on the Aiver in Ma- ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; lent to town and att'orO· ...,, ~UD Approved Aal· able, 2 & 3 bedrO(lms tr«<I&s 304·882-3512 or available call 404-456-3802 34)HSB..? 200 Rental 6 94 ~~~...~~·--~~ (740}992-5639 • • 28R, 1 batn In GallipoliS 2BA. Bidwell area. $375 Sola e._,_ • .~~ . lum. No rent/deposit NO . PETS.. Q(Vf""'"UW"" .emokerl&pets Rol&dep 36fJ·9880 2004 Doublewtde In new .. - 110/mo wla/1. 256·9190 r'LOOking For Chango tha world one call at 'o llmel :oo:r:dj386 ~·~ 9860 ~;~; Help Chtldren and adults ftghlnlQ cancer by Food S. ticlt maktr19 ca lls asktng tm AKJ volunteer support 01 McDonald's Grande now h1ring morn ing shift, fle•1ble hours, 1250 Silfn cin BonUJ .patd Holidays and Vaca· , No EKpenence bon Apply wrth1n . ~---~~-- =~· cS:;.~e~s~~ ~~ qu1red ~~,.,.,..y tri narson 'VV' ....., at Sodexo Food Services· al A1o Grande Unlvef!hy. On Call/Part nmo cater· ~~~~· N~a~lonw:y,: ~W;;;el~l.;_m;;;a•.;;nl.;;al~nad~-.~-:br. ~o4':.4s46·3384 . a vaila~ ~g~::e:e~k:~~~~ •~---,...-,...,. ply In person at Sodexo Serv 1ces at RIO Grande . Unrversity. FOO<J Govemm•nt & Federal Joht ·=""";;;;;;;~~=- Required , Week~Pay& Bonuseo ; Set ScheduleS Medical, Dental and VIsion , PaKl rraininl)"hoUctaylvaCalloo ; Onsi1e Doct(!r New lralnlng cia•... 1#1-IMC.PAYU Ext. 1931 http:ll]oba.lnlocl•lon.com h1ring. application aM .job .1 1 free11 government A . ~~,_ mencanLabo ~" o, ca soc. ol r 599 ·82 26 · 24/hrs. condition. 4 bedroOm, 2 t-9'!3bath. all appliances ln· _e~ m~p·:-'-"' " ··~:':"::'~""::::::0:: eluded, $37,000 located PosT OFFICE NOW at 17e Zuspan Lane Ma- HIRING avg. Pay $20/hr scm City 304-675-21 17 or S57Kiyf, includes Fed.Ben . .OT. Place by ~~-~"::"~~~ adSource, not affiliated Brand new 3bod 2bath w•·lh USPS "'ho hl·res. · Pt w on + •haII acre In . 1-866·40'·2582 Pleasant. OWNER Fl· . 9am-3pm. Phillip Alder the Gallia County Board of MAIOD programs. Must hold a valid drivers license Experience months. Apply 1o: GaNia County Board of MRIOD, 77 Mill Creelc Road, Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 or call 740-446-6902. The Galha County MRJDD is an Board of Equal Op· CARPENTER SERVICE Auto Tectl e~penence reqUired. Call for info 366·9680 Medical off''" """ position opening . Salary and pay will be discussed upon Interview. Please send 1es ume lo CLA Bo' 103 C/O Gall1polir; Daily Trib· une P.O. BoK 469: Gallipolis . OH 45631 COORDINATOR Edgftfood Manor of We11 1ton 50 skilled bed Facility 'AN 29670 Bashan Road lilacine, Ohio 45771 • Room Addlftonl • -"ii • NeWGit91 • Ettctrleall Plumbing • Rooting & Gulttfe · VInyl Siding I PJinHng • P•tlo •net Poreh DKkl 740-949-2217 . . .~··fir ..;10'XM' " ' Hours WY 036725 portunity Employer. Modtonics Hills Self Storage YOUNG'S in packaoo 304·675-4~5. p:;::.:;;:~~M'"o!"s~--'1 ACROSS to obta1n appropri· ate ceroncaoon. The SSA Will determine eligl· btlity for serviCeS wttl'lln lhe MRIDD held Is pre· terreo. PO&ition rs twelve V C. YOUN G Ill 99/ f,2J ', ~ ' Hll"lVV [Jt111J {'i Yp IJ~ l Oj(_ , )O f •iW! 7:00AM· 8:00 f"lfJ ' TrY the Classifiedsl! .-"'!""'!"'____ .:..,;;;;;,;:;;,",;;;;;;,,.,,.= = PM North • .. A 6 • New Homes MONTY West • Garages .• Complete Remodeling J.O..aa2-1m 45769 nollca that you are re· County, described aa baing Caae No. 08·CV· qulred to answer aald lollowa : 137 again at Morlan Complaint on or bafore Commencing at the Durham, decealed tho 26th day of Nov., aoutheaat comer of a Pomeroy, OH. The praying lor )udgmenlln 2008 or Judgment will lot deeded by V.B. Hor· Farmero Bonk and Sav· the amount ot be rendered accord· ton and Marcus lngo Company 11 .ooll· $36,418.29 wllh lnloreot lngly. Booworth, May 27, lng lor caoh In hand or thereon according to United Slit.. of Amor· 1864 to Anthony Rob· cortllled chock tho lol· the Ierma of tho note lea, Plolnllft 1on; . lo,.lng colfatoral : 2002 lrom July 15, 2008 unlll Stephen D. Mlleo thence ooulh 26 112 CHEVROLET IMPALA paid and lor toreclo- VIncent A· Lawla deg. weal along tho 40, Vlnl lure of aald Mortgage Altorneyolor Plalnllft north line of tho olreot, 2G1 WF52E829339251 Dlld on tho following 18 · W. Monument Av· . 2071eet; thence south F~rmero Bonk and deocrlbad reel aolale, enue Dayton, Ohio 26 112 dog. wool along Sovlngo Company, of which aold Dolan- 45402 the north line of oald Pomeoroy, Ohio, re· danto, Morlan Durham, (10)22,29(11)5, 12, 19, alreel aloreoald, 30 oorvil the right to bid deceased wa• the 26 feet; thence north 25 at thll aale, and to wllh· owner of: ....r-dag. weat to a point 30 drow the above colla!· Real eatalo located at feet lrom the northweol oral prior to oalo. 38384 S. R. 684, Public Notice comer of lot owed by Dennl1 Morrow: Further, The Formoro Pomeroy, OH 45769 Bonl< ond Sovtnga ao further doocrlbld In IN THE COURT OF thence aaal 30 feel lo Cornpony , _ _ tho Plalntlfto mortgage COMMON PLEAS Dennie Morrow'o north· right to rojtct ony or oil rocordod on Mar ch 8, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO wool comer; thence -bldo ... bmllted. 1890 In .Volu me 178 CIIIFinanclel, lnc. along tho weal line of Morrow'a lot to aoulh· obovo dnerlbld pogo 399 of tho Mort· Plalntlft cOtllllrol will ba oold gage Recorda or Melga va west comer of eame, Franklin D. Ghean (De- and to tho north line of " oo 1o • -·to", with Coonty, Ohio. no 11prnood o r lm· and that Delendanlo, coo""), alai. said otrell aforesaid, unknown holra, do- Dolondlnls and baing promleea plied - ranty given. For further Information, vl-o, legoteeo, ex· Caoe No. 08CV130 conveyed by dlld or for on oppolntmont tculoro, extculrl•es. Judge Slophen C. recorded In Vol. 71 10 lnapect collateral, odmlnl otratoro, admln· Crowe page 89 Molga County prior to ..,,. dill con- lotralrlxao and oo· LEGALNOncE , Dold Recorda . :octCyndle, olg-1 of Morlan Unknown holro,lho do- PARCEL NO. 2: or Ken at 740-992-2136. Durhl m, decoalld, ba vl1eeo, leglleeo; ••· Tho easterly haH of the (10) 22, 23, 24, 2008 requ ired to Ill up any o c u 1 o r a , following daacrlbed 440H7 Wipple Rd . We buy used tires. . cmnputcr whc~l alignmcnts, lighl mechanic work, ~.:orn plctc 9 Q J0 632 t'K 85 4 K 72 engi ne South 3• 6w FRANK & EARNEST C~rvTE/l Hardwoo4 ca~~mry An~ furlliturt .,..___..........,...li!Mtry.oo.. AN' IF I'M ELECTED MAYO~ I PROMISE THAR'LL BE 740.446.9200 A CHICKEN IN EV' RY POT !! EVEN IF I HAFT A STEAL ' EM FER YA MYSELF !! Z459 St. Rt. 160 · Gallipolis . THE BORN LOSER Owners: Jon Van Meter Paul Rowe Cell : ,..'fi.IE:'{ Sl•..'f 0\.11<: C.OST OF \:::j l-1111 ~(, 15 (,()) 1-1(, """'1 t'-1 ! up 740-418-5047 a. :NOTICE OF PUBLICA· ·TION .l N THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Molga County Clerk of Courto • P.O. Box 151100E. 2nd St the Legal Publication Melga County, Ohio, com..-, 43 fHii Public Notice Pomeroy, OH 45769 : united Steloo of Ame!· vs . , Marian lea Durham, deceaoed, ot of, Caoo No. 011-CV-137 n.. unknown helro, do- vi-, legal"', ••· ecutoro, o•eculrlxoo, edmlnlotratoro, edmlnlolrotrlxao and aaolg.- of Marian Durhlm, · docoaood, whOII lddrellll ore unltnown, will hereby 11M nottco lhet on Soplembtr 8, 2008, United 11111a of America, !lied Its Complaint In Forecloouro and Mar· ohelllng of Llonoln the Dally Sentinel and. "'!' aeld real eotato, that the premlaes ba sold free and clear . of all Flalmo, IIana and Inter· ~at of any oltho pertlea Herein, that the proceeda from lha aalo of aald premloe• ba applied l o the PlalniiH'a Judgment end lor such olher relief to which United States of America Is entitled. Sold Delondanto are dl· reeled to the Complaint wherein notice under the fai r debt collection prectlce act Ia given. Sold Delendanta are requlred to answer with in Caaa No. 08 CV 130. The ob)tcl of, and domand lor relief In, the Complaint lo to foroclose lha Uen of plain· lifts m~rtgaga recorded upon the real ealale descrlbad below and In which plalniiH alleges lhal the foregoing dofondant hu or claims to have an lntereot: Situated In the Town· ah,lp ol Salisbury, Meigs County, Stele of Ohio: PARCEL N0.1: Situated In 1ho north pert ollhal pert ol100 aero Lot No. 157 which lies east of and adJoin· thence acrooo 1old lot to tho place ol bagln· nlng. · Being part ollho proparty by deed recorded In Vol. t39 pogo 528 Melgo County Dold Recordo. Tho dotondont named abovolo required to on·ewer the Complaint wnhln twenty-eight (28) dayo afler the last pub· llcatlon oith ls legal notlce on Nov. 26, 2008, Thlo legal notice will be published once a week lor alx ouccesslvo weoka . (10) 22, 29 (11) 5, 12, 19, 26 •. T~E'I' ·""I ~'1' 1fS Hit COST 01' JUST--q (£TT1K& B'i TAA.T~ 601W. UP! CALL. T~\S L\1/11-1(, '? email: J Windows/Remodeling Hunded & Insured 740-992-1493 Office 740-416-833!1 Cell Free 'ESiimared Pomeroy, Oh io Thu,-.day, Oct. 23, 2008 By Bernice Bodo Oooi I WONDfRIF Stanley,TreeTrimming & Removal J.IE'D DROP ME OFF AT TilE COURTJ.IOOSE . und Quality Work References Available! Call GarySil!nley @ 740-591 -8044 Cow and Boy .,...,..._, r---------, .---------;:::, r-----.,....---, ROBEIIIYIElll lilliE 11.11. tH r um: H . 148·112·11882 .... HI-f 8-12111. J&L Construction • Vinyl Siding • Replacement Windows • Rooting ·Decks ·Garageo ·Pole Buildings ·Room Additions Owner: JameaKeaaeoll 742-2332 B£1t46 A GOOD SUSHI Q4EF ISN'T .lJST AIIOUT THE AI1TFUL PI1EPAI1fl TION OF ~AW FISH. IT'S ALSO ABOUT BEING ABLE TO PICK THE FRESHEST, MOST Complete TrM Clrt lniiUttd • ' ' " ~ 740-441·ta7 • DELICiOUS FIS+l TO CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofil1g, Siding, Soffit, Deeks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions Free EsUmat•o Call : MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Pario 's, Porches an\1 Decks Cell: 740-4 16- 1834 25+y~ors ex~riem:t Free Esrimat~s Advertise in this space for . . $64 per month ·tn..-ap'ltmtl-itnttittl ' i ~· •' , PIP YOU KNOW ~EFEEP ~e IXJCKS IN PARK? 740·367-<1538 740-985-4141 (_ WI-lAT... ? 740-367.0544 Riebel Road, Long Botlom, O H ( 101 06151'. ANP ut.l!IT i •ur Remodeling and New House Building 47239 YO!Jii! 51~. SAYS MARNE 'GARAELD Local Contractor MIKE W.IIICUM, OWNER I WANNABE ,I.BLE TO SPOT THE GOOD STUFF, 0K7 PfiEPAI1E. I ltg(Jter · The .Daily Sentin~l · II 45 Shedo trees 47 Blvda . 48 Cable network 49 Mess up so Before marriage 52 Spy org. 53 Eennarll 54 Devious CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos CeteOruy Ophfr coyptograms are crealed trom quolat1cn! b~ tamo.u~ peopte piist and pr@sent Ea_ch letter 1n the Cipher &andslot ariOI~ e• Todayii clue. D equals H " E ~. C W E Z G0 J GEZ HY HJ AKLYNBLZH NY '11 RL LNHO L K E Z L 0 J W E Z N E P J K P K ,E V C . " • B G N 0 0 H B • L .N Y L Z.O J G L K PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Truth is lha giUa lhal holds go,ernmenl togelher. · is the oil that makes governments go: - Gerald A. Ford Compromi~e icw to form four simole word!. RICK PRICE New Homes, Room Additions, RemodeH1111, Metal & Roofs, Decks, Bathroom Siding/Replacemenl .Jam Pass Pass Yesterday, I gave an auction ln whictl responder tried to convey a maximum lor his bidding up to thai point. Ttlere are olher sequences in whictl this theme can arise. For example, opener bids two notrump, and reSponder transfers inlo a major, perhaps bidding three diamonds to show live or mOfe hearts. ImmediatelY opener should show how mucl1 Interest he has.in hearts. •With nothing special, he completes the translef, bidding three hearts. With four-card supporl and a decenl hand, he jumps to lour' hearts. But with four- or five-card support and a super hand tor play in hearts. he should bid another suit. He makes what is called an advance control·bid (cue-bid). He shows the ace of that suit. denies ttle ace in any suit skipped, and opens the door for a slam n responder is inlerested. In today's deal, Norltl shOuld open two no·trump deSpite the five-card majOr. And after South transfers into hearts, North makes an advance control-bid of lour clubs, which says, •Partner, I love hearts, I have the club ace, but I do not have the spade ace." South th en knows where to go. Again st sbc heartS, West leads the club queen. South can afford to lose only one heart trick. A careless .declarer would play the ace and another heart, going down one . A thoughtful player works out how to oVercome a 3·0 break. After winning tri<* one in his hand. he leads a low heart, coveri~g West's card as c.heaply as pos· sible. Or, rt West discards, he puis up, dummy's ace and leads back toward his queen. Six h~arts bid and made. PSI CONSTRUCTION Cummrn ·/al & Rr.\ ltlt'ntiaJ Vmyl ' @aUI~lif..fl, atrtbune,, 44 Pass 20 Poker pair 22 Droida DOWN 24 lma~e rece•ver 1 Many times 25 leave 2 Future fish stran'ded 3 Ka-pow! 26 More ' 4 Drive lawanl than a 5 Cr8wl with snack 6 Settle up 27 Pan of A.D. player· 7 Mountams · 28 Airport 33 Extremely or river renta ls . pale 8 Wins over · ·29 large 35 Poet's 9 Not hungry movie ape contraction· 10 Find 34 Perpetual 37 Charged practical 36 Made penlclo 11 Business lypo-lree 38 Jackpot sun. 42 Despera· game · 13 Tol( do's fear 39 NFL IICores 19 Headless 43 Cheap · 40 Festive quaH slalues nightclub 0 four Rearrange Jettfln of the " romblecl word• •be· MBlntcnance Plu• ~ Pass 6 Expreoalng regrel 12 Bubbled up 14 Pope Hemingway 15 Bad humor 16 Soft and ' cushlony t 7 Low-fat meat 18 Pub pint 19 Ulil. bill 21 Good for li 23 Limb 26 Me, lo Mia Piggy 27 Back whan 26 Spooky · noise 30 Joule fraction 31 Midwest st.· 32 Texas 41 NNW oppos ite 42 Frat letter 43 Calendar abbr. 44 Auaale . Jumper 46 Way of Lao-lzu 48 Redheads' tints 51 Throws out 55 ShaHera 56 Negation 57 Familiar threal (2 wds.) 58 Histrionic WOlD· GAM! Quality Seamless Gutters Being a part of Lot 157 In Booworth 'o Addition to the VIllage of Mlddfe.. port, Molgo County, Ohio, commencing al Mary 'E. Ponnlnglon'o corner, running 40 1/2 1111 along meln rood; thence 1crooo oold lot to back lance ; thence to oald Pennlnglon'o Pass Pass East 2 NT Partner, listen up, I love my hand /lEfTII-E PIET www.auctlonzlp.com #5548 Racine, Ohio 74Q-247-2019 West North Opening lead: ofo All typos M880fll)', brick, block. stone, Frae Estl· male, 740·41 6·7305, 304·593·6421 lnternt theY ma y have lldmlnlttratore, and aa~ realeatate: olgno of Franklin D. Gheen , and tho un· known guerdlano of minor and/or lncompotoni holro of Franklin D. Gheon, will tal<e nolice that on Auguol27, 2008, Clllflnenclal, Inc. flied Ill Complaint In lho Court of Common Ploa1, 1 Dea ler: North E·mall: captb11165@yahoo.com .<.ervicc oi l ch a ng(;~. ~mal l n.. In oald JKomleeo or bt lorover barred, that upon lalluro oloald Detendanto to PlY or to cauoe to be peld oald Judgment within three dayalrom 111 rendition thai an Order of Sale ba laauod.to tho Sherin o1 Melga County, Ohio, to appralae: advertleo In • 9 7 4 2 4 8~43, "' A 4 Stop & Compare Aucuoneer: BIIIV R. Goble Jr. 740-416~1184 Pomer oy,OH (5 l'oinls) New & Used Tire~. n.. ., ·- • . JUB763 .. Q J 10 9 ' South UBLIC NOTICES Pomeroy, OH East • 9 s2 9 K J 7 • 1 0 ~ :1 AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES L & L Tire Barn H&H Guttering Shop Classlfleds! A9B54 Vulnerable: Both Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center Common Pleao Court twenty-eight dlyl after lng Section 29, Town 1. of Meigs County, Ohio, the publication. Sold Range 13 In Sallobury E. 2nd St., Dotendanla will lake Townohlp, Molga 100 111-22·08 t A QJ Da.vid Lewis O 74 -992•6971 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE: to horoby glvon thitl on Set~rday, Saturday, October 25, 2008 ol 10:00 a.m., a public oalo will ba held of 211 W. Second 81., ·1 Planet track "' K Q J 1/ 1411 mo .pd A & L Home Ca r~ and re pair. · Tra1nlng Center, LLC in We sen· icc ami I p roctoNille, 0 hIo Is ·now wi mcri7.c bou1 s anJ p I hiring a part-lime l N or . KV\ '2 yrs MDS respite nursing and NANCE AVAIL.ABLE. Holp W-.1 . Gonora) '1 (740) 992-5344 (?40) 446•3570 EXperience skilled nursing v1s ts and Mon-'hi . 'E,ceptional a PT/per diem AN in, 1he Ohio valley Home X:IKJ am · 4JO pm communica tion & Lawrence/Gallia County I New 3 Bedroom homes Hea~. Inc. hiring Home people skills areas. Must have an ac· Sal. H:OO arn • 12 1 · rrom $214.36 per month, Health AlOes. STNA, ' Interpersonal & tlve Ohio license or . be We appreciate your 1 • Includes many .upgrades, CNA, CHHA, PCA may organizational skills eligible lor Ohio llcen· bu~·ine.~·s delivery & set-up.,, apply at 1480n Jackson Tp appl y; visit sure, a caring attitude, • 740·385-2434 , Pike, Gallipolis, Ohio or www.consuratemgtcabe dependable and have , .,...-..,.,...,......,.-.,~ phone 740·441· 1393 lor reers .com reliable trahspor1atlon Prices Reduced 2 2006 mote Into . Competitive 405 Nbrth Pal1< Ave We offer competitive 16•80 2 bed 2 bath , 1 wages, mileage reim· Wellston, OH 45692 wages, llexible sched2000 1flx70 2 bed 1 bursement and bene fits 740-384-5611 ules and weekly com· bath , 1 1999 16x80 2 including health . insurEOEISF/OF penaation. For lmmedl· bed 2 ba th gas. I 1997 ,•,.nc,_•. &..,.m _u_c,. h_m_o_r•.· ,....,- L.-.:.;;;;,;;;,;;;;.._..1 ate consideration, call 14x70 2 bed 2 ba tn gas. Gallipolis Career College Own&f Operator Opper: 740·886·7623 and speAk ~== 1 2002 16xBO 3 bed 2 tunlties A&J Trucking . With Dawnetta or Authle. seeking h part·time In· Ma;letta, Ohio has op· EOE . f.J~!!f~~~~ bath . Prk:ed delivered is structors w o possess a blocked, leveled and an· portu nities available for -,.-....,,...~..,.-~ master's degree in gen· ~ 28 Years Experience chored . Day Pn. era! education subject ar- Owner Operators within Home Hea lth Care ol 740·388-0000 & eas such as: English, the region. We leature Southeast Otlio Inc.. Is 740-388-8513 & Marh, and Social Sci· weekl y settlements, in- currenll~ hiring · home · 740-245-92 15 Evonings ences. E·mal! resumes eluding fuel surcharge· & health aidos. Certified or Help Wanted Help Wanted & weekJ'ndS Ph. 10 jdanickl@gallipollsca· tra1ler rl!':lntal. Operators experience. . Bonuses 740·368-601 7 & reercollege.edu Of call hould half(l newer equip· . Avait8bte. Cali 740·245·92 15 & 800_214_0452 ment. For mOre lnlorma· 186b·368· 1100. 740·794.0460 tion . contact Dennis at' WI NTER STORAGE 60-tl1 EMT Miner Class AM·fl5? ·S36S Mciij_~ Co. fairgr~unds · Using yourskil/s, compauion wul mri11~ Ill & Relreshors 40-hr. Sur- service Manager & Serv· R•ltaurantl Oct. 25' 2008 6000 Empl o ymr ~ l . lace Apprentice 80-hr. ice Technician positions -;;;;;=;;;;;;;;r;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;; Q:(J(J 11 .m. • I I:OOu .m. make a dijference every tilly: Underground Apprentice available. Health care & R d~.:;~~e : Atlril ·25. 2009 Current Employment Opportun ities 16·hr. Tree Clearing Retirement plans avsil· Now Hiring Experienced. /lr fcc L)f $20.110 will De Clorical Mine Underground For· able. P lea~ send re· wallstaff, cooks, dish· chl!rt!Cd for curly arri\lul. man Class. Mlnor SafetY sume to washers & delivery dri\1- l:llc urri vul, c:ulv runm\l:rl, Nuring· RNs Fast paced, challenging Equipment StOre. For LLC@C AREO.COM," or ers apply in person f:nc rcriwvtd. ,;,. 11t1y!lm~ oHico looking lor moti- more inform8tioo ca ll fax to 740 _446 _9104 ~arry's Famous Hot n.;cc~os i!\ w:mtctl tn . • ~T and PT 12 hr shifts available l 'air)o!mund~ other thlln va tod worker for part Whit-Co Training Dog,s New Haven Nursing- STNAs lfme position. Must type 304 _372 _8346 · w:mted Welder. Iron ...,.,....,...,...,,....,,. ~lalcd Ll:urd. Uuild inH 'PliL'C i' fir~ l come first and have excellent ;.;.~.;;.;.;,.;,;;...._ _ _ workers, Pipe Fitters. & = • Ali shifts avai lable "Crvt= . phone/customer service An Excellent way to earn crane operators. Top Salrlt ln\idc S t or;~gc .,4.0Wif skills. Please submit re- money. The New AVori. Pay. 304-7S~-26?4 :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;; Apply at 3759 Rocksprings Road, Open Span: $2Jl0/lf sume and references by Call Marilyn ln ~ide F<'l1cc : $1.1M)III' Pomeroy, OH 457 ~9 Pan· n me rErtall sales No,embar 5, 2008. Send ~3~04;:,:·;88;::2;;: ·2::;:8..;:45:.:-""':--:­ 12·,5 hrslwk. · Starting '::::~;;:;;,~=~ www.cxlendicare.coni rosumas 1o CLA Box AVON I All Areasl To on pay $7/hr. Send reaumes r 10( PO Box 469, Galli- Buy or Sell Shirley SAVINGS 10 Bo) 102, C/0 PO Box EOE polis, Otlio 45~31 Spears 304-6751 429 469, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 S&amless Gutters Rooting. Siding. Guners Insured & Bonded "''I •'l:f' Bu~ 'JOC'Il 740·653·9657 J1rrr1orv ANew Home? NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE able ..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.= . tStaH m resi· D1rect Care dentlal youth program. Must be 2t yoars of age. Pay basad on oli.pcrience. Call (740)379-9083 Mon-Fri · The Daily Senti nel • Page 85 S:SA!Service Administrator Bachelor Degree and Ole~el .Mechanic . tow boat e•penoce desired. ::: M·"'·-r I' ......, now good wages, exc. bene It :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;:;;;; For www.mydailysentinel.com OOP starting riGht nowl FEDERAL POStA L JOBS $17.89·$26.27/HA., wednesday, October 22, 2008 tWp W-.1 · GoMral Cnurch parsonage. 3BA, 2BA 1 balh at 3675 Bu- Ught du~ tow truck opRtpo! ('% OOwn.. U 2 bath, lull basement, 2 Iaviiie Pk. Must See! No eratOI". Clean driving re- ' IM1J.620·o4946c:A M027 Wednesday, October 22, 2008 www.mydailysentinel:com Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel . ~RIZZWELLS mY,&A~I Th\.~ '(a 'lbU? ~UI'11-\E lb~? Oon:t hesllate to !;fet involved with a new system, new invention or new product in the yaar ahead. Chances are something quite innovattve could turn out to be · extremely fortunate lor you and brlrg about much success I LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) - This Is lhliP ri~ht time to express your thoughts and make those changes in plans th ai Involve others. Your associai&J .. wljl . be mora recept f\!~ - seeing ,~{lnCI accepting the merits of 'Vou'r ideas. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) - Put into action some concepts thai could helP you better perform your everyday job. The results won't cnly please you bu! receive recogniti on· and praise from the powers·that·be. SAGITTAR IUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) There is a strong cha nce that some kind of intrigue or mystery will pervade your social arrangements, making everything and everyone s8em more exciting and stlffiulatlnij. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19) Although you don't always lllse unsolicited change , one occurrence will reflect favorablYon your financial pofition in life. Tf1is shift will come about lrom 8ltternal forces not of your making AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)- Speak to your friends or associates about,helping t6 resolve a frustrating problem. Some Worthy suggestions will be jusl what you're looking for. PISCES (Fob. 20-Maroh 20) - A way lo add to your resources could, develop through your wor1c: or from an arrangement you have wilh another. Regardless al which, it could grow into something Impressive. ARIES !March 2t·Aprll 19}- Although you might {I)Cpress more emotion lhan usual with your social relationships, It's OK to let your feelings show. II some people don'1 llk;e il, review the ~alue of lt'jal friendship. TAURUS (Aprii20·May 20)- Something of a financial or material natur e is presently running quile smoothly fof you. and. If you choose, can even be Improved upon.You don't MVE! to be content with the status quo It yo\J want,JTiore, GEMINI {May 21'-June 20) .__ Mos1 of the time, your greatest pleasures come trom people, not things'": So In order to be happy, all you have lo do is hang out with friends whO enjoy life as much as you do CANCER (June 21.July 22} - Even a minor change In hOw ,you handle your financial ~ftairs can prove to be aignlfi.cant in ways that will help you advance your possibilities for success. Don't be atrald to be innovative. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22) - Withoul being a daydreamer or a wlshful thinker. locus your attention on positive hopes and desires that have a realiatlc chance tor lullillment. You're in ~ cyole whare good thlng11 can happen. VIRGO (Aug. ,.23-Sept. 22) - You are always (lulte reaourceful, and 1hla will be IIPetlalfy true when It comN to' mllll f'l relating to your . lln•nclal st1Jtu1 or clrcumllanoet. Glint. are likely wtwn you put your glftt to worK. ' SOUP TO NUTZ • . NE GN ] 0 1 1 1 f--,......,;:,1....,r-~~r:,l-i 1 L-...L.....l-.I......J-.L....J R0 F V A r-------.o U NI N E m I "Many times." granny leciUred. "there are two sides 10 each argwnenl but ~metJmes there's 1--...,.....,.,...,......,..-·"i~ 1.. .-.J-1'..~..1~....~.1_1~...- ~ 1 f-T"I.:. K• _;J:,.I.T..; :. EI;s.:. ,. cl,. . -~1 0--~~~,,... ,. .;; A I ciluokl• quolod • . • • • • Oy filling In tne mi~l nQ WClrGs ~..1.--'"-.,_--'"-"--' you OeYelop from ~•P No. 3 below. . fJ PR IN r NIJMBFRfD lfTTC!S IN • THE SE S<~UME S · SCRAML ETS ANS W ERS J0/21 108 Oddity- Joust - hoist · Grower- WI DTHS While leaving the gym I overheard on woman sigh, "Dieting is going 10 greatlengrhs to avoiding goi ng ro great WIDTHS." ARLO & JANIS �,. .. Driven & Dolvtt y Rontala a.t yean, II.. APRJ rOI' 1isunp ear '!"::~~-~~"":::::' W/0, garage. Includes Pel&. 740-446-4234 new fridge and ?40·208·7861 near1~ range Sits on 2 :1400/mo + deposit, 18R, acres. $700 plus soc '.•--r "'"'Ref· Jum . W&O dap. f or InIo or lnspe<;,_up, No at- . very 245 "0031 -,.lion call Citln. 114 Slale 61, ,... .~"":!:'~~= 740-441.0500 House For Rent 1n Pow1t Pleaaant · 2·story house. ~ bedroom ·House $300 Main St Po1nt Pleasant. ::n . f>~1Pius ~:llty, R~et~ 2 br ,2 ba . 2 1r ,dr.,kltcnen w/stove, re· '~· ·675 ••74 : ~~~-..;.~~~~· lrigera!Qr, 112 basement , · ~2 8R house 'in Galhpoha, large yard, no pets. WIO conn. $415/mo S550.00,dep. & re f. 1eq. 1150/dep. You pay all call304-675-23 19. or ~· ~~~~~-~-2BR. on farm $500 per monttl Includes utilitieS 540·752.()826 Of 540·729· 1331 ________ Federal Fundi just re· leased tor Land . Owners No cloa1ng cost af'\d ZERO DOWNI Will do land 1mprovemen1s Bankruptcy & Bad Crod1t OK. 2. 3. 4 and 5 OOd1 bath house & 2 br. cabin on -~-----acu~s cloStl to ~ 28R house localed in Pomeroy. ava 1table lffi- For Rent G OH mediately, Mobile homes & lots IQwn, · alllpolls. · (n 0 pelsj In '"hlon WV 1500/mo plus tJ1iltttes. No 174 0)992· 4590 or . rw 740-41 5-7538 304·576:2942. Petl. 740·441.0110 or ~=~===== 740-591·51?4 ~~~~--~ Scenic location, con11en· 2bf .on the Aiver in Ma- ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; lent to town and att'orO· ...,, ~UD Approved Aal· able, 2 & 3 bedrO(lms tr«<I&s 304·882-3512 or available call 404-456-3802 34)HSB..? 200 Rental 6 94 ~~~...~~·--~~ (740}992-5639 • • 28R, 1 batn In GallipoliS 2BA. Bidwell area. $375 Sola e._,_ • .~~ . lum. No rent/deposit NO . PETS.. Q(Vf""'"UW"" .emokerl&pets Rol&dep 36fJ·9880 2004 Doublewtde In new .. - 110/mo wla/1. 256·9190 r'LOOking For Chango tha world one call at 'o llmel :oo:r:dj386 ~·~ 9860 ~;~; Help Chtldren and adults ftghlnlQ cancer by Food S. ticlt maktr19 ca lls asktng tm AKJ volunteer support 01 McDonald's Grande now h1ring morn ing shift, fle•1ble hours, 1250 Silfn cin BonUJ .patd Holidays and Vaca· , No EKpenence bon Apply wrth1n . ~---~~-- =~· cS:;.~e~s~~ ~~ qu1red ~~,.,.,..y tri narson 'VV' ....., at Sodexo Food Services· al A1o Grande Unlvef!hy. On Call/Part nmo cater· ~~~~· N~a~lonw:y,: ~W;;;el~l.;_m;;;a•.;;nl.;;al~nad~-.~-:br. ~o4':.4s46·3384 . a vaila~ ~g~::e:e~k:~~~~ •~---,...-,...,. ply In person at Sodexo Serv 1ces at RIO Grande . Unrversity. FOO<J Govemm•nt & Federal Joht ·=""";;;;;;;~~=- Required , Week~Pay& Bonuseo ; Set ScheduleS Medical, Dental and VIsion , PaKl rraininl)"hoUctaylvaCalloo ; Onsi1e Doct(!r New lralnlng cia•... 1#1-IMC.PAYU Ext. 1931 http:ll]oba.lnlocl•lon.com h1ring. application aM .job .1 1 free11 government A . ~~,_ mencanLabo ~" o, ca soc. ol r 599 ·82 26 · 24/hrs. condition. 4 bedroOm, 2 t-9'!3bath. all appliances ln· _e~ m~p·:-'-"' " ··~:':"::'~""::::::0:: eluded, $37,000 located PosT OFFICE NOW at 17e Zuspan Lane Ma- HIRING avg. Pay $20/hr scm City 304-675-21 17 or S57Kiyf, includes Fed.Ben . .OT. Place by ~~-~"::"~~~ adSource, not affiliated Brand new 3bod 2bath w•·lh USPS "'ho hl·res. · Pt w on + •haII acre In . 1-866·40'·2582 Pleasant. OWNER Fl· . 9am-3pm. Phillip Alder the Gallia County Board of MAIOD programs. Must hold a valid drivers license Experience months. Apply 1o: GaNia County Board of MRIOD, 77 Mill Creelc Road, Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 or call 740-446-6902. The Galha County MRJDD is an Board of Equal Op· CARPENTER SERVICE Auto Tectl e~penence reqUired. Call for info 366·9680 Medical off''" """ position opening . Salary and pay will be discussed upon Interview. Please send 1es ume lo CLA Bo' 103 C/O Gall1polir; Daily Trib· une P.O. BoK 469: Gallipolis . OH 45631 COORDINATOR Edgftfood Manor of We11 1ton 50 skilled bed Facility 'AN 29670 Bashan Road lilacine, Ohio 45771 • Room Addlftonl • -"ii • NeWGit91 • Ettctrleall Plumbing • Rooting & Gulttfe · VInyl Siding I PJinHng • P•tlo •net Poreh DKkl 740-949-2217 . . .~··fir ..;10'XM' " ' Hours WY 036725 portunity Employer. Modtonics Hills Self Storage YOUNG'S in packaoo 304·675-4~5. p:;::.:;;:~~M'"o!"s~--'1 ACROSS to obta1n appropri· ate ceroncaoon. The SSA Will determine eligl· btlity for serviCeS wttl'lln lhe MRIDD held Is pre· terreo. PO&ition rs twelve V C. YOUN G Ill 99/ f,2J ', ~ ' Hll"lVV [Jt111J {'i Yp IJ~ l Oj(_ , )O f •iW! 7:00AM· 8:00 f"lfJ ' TrY the Classifiedsl! .-"'!""'!"'____ .:..,;;;;;,;:;;,",;;;;;;,,.,,.= = PM North • .. A 6 • New Homes MONTY West • Garages .• Complete Remodeling J.O..aa2-1m 45769 nollca that you are re· County, described aa baing Caae No. 08·CV· qulred to answer aald lollowa : 137 again at Morlan Complaint on or bafore Commencing at the Durham, decealed tho 26th day of Nov., aoutheaat comer of a Pomeroy, OH. The praying lor )udgmenlln 2008 or Judgment will lot deeded by V.B. Hor· Farmero Bonk and Sav· the amount ot be rendered accord· ton and Marcus lngo Company 11 .ooll· $36,418.29 wllh lnloreot lngly. Booworth, May 27, lng lor caoh In hand or thereon according to United Slit.. of Amor· 1864 to Anthony Rob· cortllled chock tho lol· the Ierma of tho note lea, Plolnllft 1on; . lo,.lng colfatoral : 2002 lrom July 15, 2008 unlll Stephen D. Mlleo thence ooulh 26 112 CHEVROLET IMPALA paid and lor toreclo- VIncent A· Lawla deg. weal along tho 40, Vlnl lure of aald Mortgage Altorneyolor Plalnllft north line of tho olreot, 2G1 WF52E829339251 Dlld on tho following 18 · W. Monument Av· . 2071eet; thence south F~rmero Bonk and deocrlbad reel aolale, enue Dayton, Ohio 26 112 dog. wool along Sovlngo Company, of which aold Dolan- 45402 the north line of oald Pomeoroy, Ohio, re· danto, Morlan Durham, (10)22,29(11)5, 12, 19, alreel aloreoald, 30 oorvil the right to bid deceased wa• the 26 feet; thence north 25 at thll aale, and to wllh· owner of: ....r-dag. weat to a point 30 drow the above colla!· Real eatalo located at feet lrom the northweol oral prior to oalo. 38384 S. R. 684, Public Notice comer of lot owed by Dennl1 Morrow: Further, The Formoro Pomeroy, OH 45769 Bonl< ond Sovtnga ao further doocrlbld In IN THE COURT OF thence aaal 30 feel lo Cornpony , _ _ tho Plalntlfto mortgage COMMON PLEAS Dennie Morrow'o north· right to rojtct ony or oil rocordod on Mar ch 8, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO wool comer; thence -bldo ... bmllted. 1890 In .Volu me 178 CIIIFinanclel, lnc. along tho weal line of Morrow'a lot to aoulh· obovo dnerlbld pogo 399 of tho Mort· Plalntlft cOtllllrol will ba oold gage Recorda or Melga va west comer of eame, Franklin D. Ghean (De- and to tho north line of " oo 1o • -·to", with Coonty, Ohio. no 11prnood o r lm· and that Delendanlo, coo""), alai. said otrell aforesaid, unknown holra, do- Dolondlnls and baing promleea plied - ranty given. For further Information, vl-o, legoteeo, ex· Caoe No. 08CV130 conveyed by dlld or for on oppolntmont tculoro, extculrl•es. Judge Slophen C. recorded In Vol. 71 10 lnapect collateral, odmlnl otratoro, admln· Crowe page 89 Molga County prior to ..,,. dill con- lotralrlxao and oo· LEGALNOncE , Dold Recorda . :octCyndle, olg-1 of Morlan Unknown holro,lho do- PARCEL NO. 2: or Ken at 740-992-2136. Durhl m, decoalld, ba vl1eeo, leglleeo; ••· Tho easterly haH of the (10) 22, 23, 24, 2008 requ ired to Ill up any o c u 1 o r a , following daacrlbed 440H7 Wipple Rd . We buy used tires. . cmnputcr whc~l alignmcnts, lighl mechanic work, ~.:orn plctc 9 Q J0 632 t'K 85 4 K 72 engi ne South 3• 6w FRANK & EARNEST C~rvTE/l Hardwoo4 ca~~mry An~ furlliturt .,..___..........,...li!Mtry.oo.. AN' IF I'M ELECTED MAYO~ I PROMISE THAR'LL BE 740.446.9200 A CHICKEN IN EV' RY POT !! EVEN IF I HAFT A STEAL ' EM FER YA MYSELF !! Z459 St. Rt. 160 · Gallipolis . THE BORN LOSER Owners: Jon Van Meter Paul Rowe Cell : ,..'fi.IE:'{ Sl•..'f 0\.11<: C.OST OF \:::j l-1111 ~(, 15 (,()) 1-1(, """'1 t'-1 ! up 740-418-5047 a. :NOTICE OF PUBLICA· ·TION .l N THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Molga County Clerk of Courto • P.O. Box 151100E. 2nd St the Legal Publication Melga County, Ohio, com..-, 43 fHii Public Notice Pomeroy, OH 45769 : united Steloo of Ame!· vs . , Marian lea Durham, deceaoed, ot of, Caoo No. 011-CV-137 n.. unknown helro, do- vi-, legal"', ••· ecutoro, o•eculrlxoo, edmlnlotratoro, edmlnlolrotrlxao and aaolg.- of Marian Durhlm, · docoaood, whOII lddrellll ore unltnown, will hereby 11M nottco lhet on Soplembtr 8, 2008, United 11111a of America, !lied Its Complaint In Forecloouro and Mar· ohelllng of Llonoln the Dally Sentinel and. "'!' aeld real eotato, that the premlaes ba sold free and clear . of all Flalmo, IIana and Inter· ~at of any oltho pertlea Herein, that the proceeda from lha aalo of aald premloe• ba applied l o the PlalniiH'a Judgment end lor such olher relief to which United States of America Is entitled. Sold Delondanto are dl· reeled to the Complaint wherein notice under the fai r debt collection prectlce act Ia given. Sold Delendanta are requlred to answer with in Caaa No. 08 CV 130. The ob)tcl of, and domand lor relief In, the Complaint lo to foroclose lha Uen of plain· lifts m~rtgaga recorded upon the real ealale descrlbad below and In which plalniiH alleges lhal the foregoing dofondant hu or claims to have an lntereot: Situated In the Town· ah,lp ol Salisbury, Meigs County, Stele of Ohio: PARCEL N0.1: Situated In 1ho north pert ollhal pert ol100 aero Lot No. 157 which lies east of and adJoin· thence acrooo 1old lot to tho place ol bagln· nlng. · Being part ollho proparty by deed recorded In Vol. t39 pogo 528 Melgo County Dold Recordo. Tho dotondont named abovolo required to on·ewer the Complaint wnhln twenty-eight (28) dayo afler the last pub· llcatlon oith ls legal notlce on Nov. 26, 2008, Thlo legal notice will be published once a week lor alx ouccesslvo weoka . (10) 22, 29 (11) 5, 12, 19, 26 •. T~E'I' ·""I ~'1' 1fS Hit COST 01' JUST--q (£TT1K& B'i TAA.T~ 601W. UP! CALL. T~\S L\1/11-1(, '? email: J Windows/Remodeling Hunded & Insured 740-992-1493 Office 740-416-833!1 Cell Free 'ESiimared Pomeroy, Oh io Thu,-.day, Oct. 23, 2008 By Bernice Bodo Oooi I WONDfRIF Stanley,TreeTrimming & Removal J.IE'D DROP ME OFF AT TilE COURTJ.IOOSE . und Quality Work References Available! Call GarySil!nley @ 740-591 -8044 Cow and Boy .,...,..._, r---------, .---------;:::, r-----.,....---, ROBEIIIYIElll lilliE 11.11. tH r um: H . 148·112·11882 .... HI-f 8-12111. J&L Construction • Vinyl Siding • Replacement Windows • Rooting ·Decks ·Garageo ·Pole Buildings ·Room Additions Owner: JameaKeaaeoll 742-2332 B£1t46 A GOOD SUSHI Q4EF ISN'T .lJST AIIOUT THE AI1TFUL PI1EPAI1fl TION OF ~AW FISH. IT'S ALSO ABOUT BEING ABLE TO PICK THE FRESHEST, MOST Complete TrM Clrt lniiUttd • ' ' " ~ 740-441·ta7 • DELICiOUS FIS+l TO CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofil1g, Siding, Soffit, Deeks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions Free EsUmat•o Call : MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Pario 's, Porches an\1 Decks Cell: 740-4 16- 1834 25+y~ors ex~riem:t Free Esrimat~s Advertise in this space for . . $64 per month ·tn..-ap'ltmtl-itnttittl ' i ~· •' , PIP YOU KNOW ~EFEEP ~e IXJCKS IN PARK? 740·367-<1538 740-985-4141 (_ WI-lAT... ? 740-367.0544 Riebel Road, Long Botlom, O H ( 101 06151'. ANP ut.l!IT i •ur Remodeling and New House Building 47239 YO!Jii! 51~. SAYS MARNE 'GARAELD Local Contractor MIKE W.IIICUM, OWNER I WANNABE ,I.BLE TO SPOT THE GOOD STUFF, 0K7 PfiEPAI1E. I ltg(Jter · The .Daily Sentin~l · II 45 Shedo trees 47 Blvda . 48 Cable network 49 Mess up so Before marriage 52 Spy org. 53 Eennarll 54 Devious CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos CeteOruy Ophfr coyptograms are crealed trom quolat1cn! b~ tamo.u~ peopte piist and pr@sent Ea_ch letter 1n the Cipher &andslot ariOI~ e• Todayii clue. D equals H " E ~. C W E Z G0 J GEZ HY HJ AKLYNBLZH NY '11 RL LNHO L K E Z L 0 J W E Z N E P J K P K ,E V C . " • B G N 0 0 H B • L .N Y L Z.O J G L K PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Truth is lha giUa lhal holds go,ernmenl togelher. · is the oil that makes governments go: - Gerald A. Ford Compromi~e icw to form four simole word!. RICK PRICE New Homes, Room Additions, RemodeH1111, Metal & Roofs, Decks, Bathroom Siding/Replacemenl .Jam Pass Pass Yesterday, I gave an auction ln whictl responder tried to convey a maximum lor his bidding up to thai point. Ttlere are olher sequences in whictl this theme can arise. For example, opener bids two notrump, and reSponder transfers inlo a major, perhaps bidding three diamonds to show live or mOfe hearts. ImmediatelY opener should show how mucl1 Interest he has.in hearts. •With nothing special, he completes the translef, bidding three hearts. With four-card supporl and a decenl hand, he jumps to lour' hearts. But with four- or five-card support and a super hand tor play in hearts. he should bid another suit. He makes what is called an advance control·bid (cue-bid). He shows the ace of that suit. denies ttle ace in any suit skipped, and opens the door for a slam n responder is inlerested. In today's deal, Norltl shOuld open two no·trump deSpite the five-card majOr. And after South transfers into hearts, North makes an advance control-bid of lour clubs, which says, •Partner, I love hearts, I have the club ace, but I do not have the spade ace." South th en knows where to go. Again st sbc heartS, West leads the club queen. South can afford to lose only one heart trick. A careless .declarer would play the ace and another heart, going down one . A thoughtful player works out how to oVercome a 3·0 break. After winning tri<* one in his hand. he leads a low heart, coveri~g West's card as c.heaply as pos· sible. Or, rt West discards, he puis up, dummy's ace and leads back toward his queen. Six h~arts bid and made. PSI CONSTRUCTION Cummrn ·/al & Rr.\ ltlt'ntiaJ Vmyl ' @aUI~lif..fl, atrtbune,, 44 Pass 20 Poker pair 22 Droida DOWN 24 lma~e rece•ver 1 Many times 25 leave 2 Future fish stran'ded 3 Ka-pow! 26 More ' 4 Drive lawanl than a 5 Cr8wl with snack 6 Settle up 27 Pan of A.D. player· 7 Mountams · 28 Airport 33 Extremely or river renta ls . pale 8 Wins over · ·29 large 35 Poet's 9 Not hungry movie ape contraction· 10 Find 34 Perpetual 37 Charged practical 36 Made penlclo 11 Business lypo-lree 38 Jackpot sun. 42 Despera· game · 13 Tol( do's fear 39 NFL IICores 19 Headless 43 Cheap · 40 Festive quaH slalues nightclub 0 four Rearrange Jettfln of the " romblecl word• •be· MBlntcnance Plu• ~ Pass 6 Expreoalng regrel 12 Bubbled up 14 Pope Hemingway 15 Bad humor 16 Soft and ' cushlony t 7 Low-fat meat 18 Pub pint 19 Ulil. bill 21 Good for li 23 Limb 26 Me, lo Mia Piggy 27 Back whan 26 Spooky · noise 30 Joule fraction 31 Midwest st.· 32 Texas 41 NNW oppos ite 42 Frat letter 43 Calendar abbr. 44 Auaale . Jumper 46 Way of Lao-lzu 48 Redheads' tints 51 Throws out 55 ShaHera 56 Negation 57 Familiar threal (2 wds.) 58 Histrionic WOlD· GAM! Quality Seamless Gutters Being a part of Lot 157 In Booworth 'o Addition to the VIllage of Mlddfe.. port, Molgo County, Ohio, commencing al Mary 'E. Ponnlnglon'o corner, running 40 1/2 1111 along meln rood; thence 1crooo oold lot to back lance ; thence to oald Pennlnglon'o Pass Pass East 2 NT Partner, listen up, I love my hand /lEfTII-E PIET www.auctlonzlp.com #5548 Racine, Ohio 74Q-247-2019 West North Opening lead: ofo All typos M880fll)', brick, block. stone, Frae Estl· male, 740·41 6·7305, 304·593·6421 lnternt theY ma y have lldmlnlttratore, and aa~ realeatate: olgno of Franklin D. Gheen , and tho un· known guerdlano of minor and/or lncompotoni holro of Franklin D. Gheon, will tal<e nolice that on Auguol27, 2008, Clllflnenclal, Inc. flied Ill Complaint In lho Court of Common Ploa1, 1 Dea ler: North E·mall: captb11165@yahoo.com .<.ervicc oi l ch a ng(;~. ~mal l n.. In oald JKomleeo or bt lorover barred, that upon lalluro oloald Detendanto to PlY or to cauoe to be peld oald Judgment within three dayalrom 111 rendition thai an Order of Sale ba laauod.to tho Sherin o1 Melga County, Ohio, to appralae: advertleo In • 9 7 4 2 4 8~43, "' A 4 Stop & Compare Aucuoneer: BIIIV R. Goble Jr. 740-416~1184 Pomer oy,OH (5 l'oinls) New & Used Tire~. n.. ., ·- • . JUB763 .. Q J 10 9 ' South UBLIC NOTICES Pomeroy, OH East • 9 s2 9 K J 7 • 1 0 ~ :1 AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES L & L Tire Barn H&H Guttering Shop Classlfleds! A9B54 Vulnerable: Both Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center Common Pleao Court twenty-eight dlyl after lng Section 29, Town 1. of Meigs County, Ohio, the publication. Sold Range 13 In Sallobury E. 2nd St., Dotendanla will lake Townohlp, Molga 100 111-22·08 t A QJ Da.vid Lewis O 74 -992•6971 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE: to horoby glvon thitl on Set~rday, Saturday, October 25, 2008 ol 10:00 a.m., a public oalo will ba held of 211 W. Second 81., ·1 Planet track "' K Q J 1/ 1411 mo .pd A & L Home Ca r~ and re pair. · Tra1nlng Center, LLC in We sen· icc ami I p roctoNille, 0 hIo Is ·now wi mcri7.c bou1 s anJ p I hiring a part-lime l N or . KV\ '2 yrs MDS respite nursing and NANCE AVAIL.ABLE. Holp W-.1 . Gonora) '1 (740) 992-5344 (?40) 446•3570 EXperience skilled nursing v1s ts and Mon-'hi . 'E,ceptional a PT/per diem AN in, 1he Ohio valley Home X:IKJ am · 4JO pm communica tion & Lawrence/Gallia County I New 3 Bedroom homes Hea~. Inc. hiring Home people skills areas. Must have an ac· Sal. H:OO arn • 12 1 · rrom $214.36 per month, Health AlOes. STNA, ' Interpersonal & tlve Ohio license or . be We appreciate your 1 • Includes many .upgrades, CNA, CHHA, PCA may organizational skills eligible lor Ohio llcen· bu~·ine.~·s delivery & set-up.,, apply at 1480n Jackson Tp appl y; visit sure, a caring attitude, • 740·385-2434 , Pike, Gallipolis, Ohio or www.consuratemgtcabe dependable and have , .,...-..,.,...,......,.-.,~ phone 740·441· 1393 lor reers .com reliable trahspor1atlon Prices Reduced 2 2006 mote Into . Competitive 405 Nbrth Pal1< Ave We offer competitive 16•80 2 bed 2 bath , 1 wages, mileage reim· Wellston, OH 45692 wages, llexible sched2000 1flx70 2 bed 1 bursement and bene fits 740-384-5611 ules and weekly com· bath , 1 1999 16x80 2 including health . insurEOEISF/OF penaation. For lmmedl· bed 2 ba th gas. I 1997 ,•,.nc,_•. &..,.m _u_c,. h_m_o_r•.· ,....,- L.-.:.;;;;,;;;,;;;;.._..1 ate consideration, call 14x70 2 bed 2 ba tn gas. 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Clanton led became . casualties of the of the most impressive races the parade through traffic as high-flying Birkhofer. More was the Jim Dunn Memorial McCreadie and Colonel was still to come. where Carl Short upped the CHILLICOTHE - The Steve Francis, Ashland, KY Turns three and four laid ante by paying the winner Dirt Track World marched back into con- down heavy rubber, while $2 ,500 or offering him a Championship always tention . Lying in wait, turns one and two held a lit- spot in the DTWC. Driver brings some type of magic to Birkhofer-at this point-was tie more moisture, making for the JDM were drawn out it. Saturday's 28th annual mapping· his strategy for the the track a different kind of• of a hat prior to hot laps. DTWC by gottarace.com finale . fast on both · ends . A pair of West V1rginia before most likely its largest McCreadie bid for the lead Birkhofer's hybrid mount drivers Joe . Loudin and K-C crowd was no excep- a~ainst Clanton, nearly rub- . and half MARS-car seemed Corey Conley paced the Jim lion. "Dominating!" That bmg . doors, but the to have the best handle on · Dunn Memorial star-studded one word is an understate- Watertown, NY driver lost the high banks, stretching line-up to the green. Nick · ment, . but the closest word the handle on ,lap 17, then his lead to a full 'straight by Bocook, however, brought Webster had to offer in recovered to remain in the lap 68 . • things ' to a halt ·when his describing Brian Birkhofer's top 10. McCreadie's miscue McCreadie picked up a mount caught the end of the most•prestigious career win. came just as Birkhofer had few of the positions he had wall and spiraled wildly What started as a firefight in made it p. four-way race for lost early in the race , while back toward the infield as Carl Short's premier event, number one. The front trio Bloomquist, · Rick Eckert the rear half the field took quickly_turned into a cake- scattered as McCreadie and Jimmy Mars battled for evasive action. ~alk as Muscatine , Iowa shuffled to midpack with fourth. Francis regained the Conley took the lead on AP photo driver Brian Birkhofer Clanton continuing his second spOt on lap 73, but the restart with a hard-chargpulled off the $50 ,000 victo- charge up front. Clanton Clanton did not go down ing Eddie Carrier, Jr. close in ry in the late model portion shut the door hard on Birky without a fight. retaking the tow. With one lap in the of the DTWC program at on the 23rd circuit, unknow- • runner-up slot two laps later. books, a caution waved for a Jim Nier's K-C Raceway ingly sticking his finger · in If passing points counted in spinning Tim Dohm. Five near Chillicothe. the flood gate that was soon the outcome, that duo·would more action-packed cireuits have topped the field in a passed before Freddy Smith . It was indeed a magical about to burst. perfonnance and Birky was Clantori, Birkhofer and battle that K-C voice Bruce lost an oil line to bring out . SURRY Va . J:AP) - ly." . the house magician . The vet- Francis S!JUnded more like a Hines called a pack _ of another yellow. The plea deal, if approved, Fonner ~FL quarterback eran driver turned much law finn than a high-flying sharks looking for blood . Carrier quickly ·made Michael Vick plans to plead also would satisfy the counmore than a hat-trick in tam- stock car trio, but the three The intense fighting , howev- quick business of Conley, guilty to state dogfighting ty 's need to hold him · ing the world's toughest dirt indeed laid.down the law as er, all the more took its toll opening the door for hot charges, a step that could accountable for the grisly track stars before a packed the race's top performers. as Birkhofer stretched it out shoes Jeep VanWorme( and allow him to qualify for an crimes he bankrolled and bouse at K-C Raceway. The Crown Jewels first cau- to a full half-lap. Matt Miller. By this time early release from federal participated in : at a rural ~irkhofer's victory aboard tion came for a stalled McCreadie worked his Donnie Moran had charged priso11 and into a halfway house he owned there. his Mars/Birkhofer Davey Johnson on the 24th way by Eckert in a great run from 16th to 6th while house , court papers show. "I ' m not trying to make Chassis/Pro-Power Engines, circuit sending him pit-side back to the top five just as Miller had gunned it from suffer," In a motion filed Oct. 15 him Chevrolet _Monte Carlo SS for repairs. . Birkhofer lapped the 12th 9th to third; shuffling in Surry County Circuit Commonwealth's Attorney Now Scott Bloomquist· place car of Josh Richards ,Conley back · to fourth . Court, Vick 's attorneys Gerald Poindexter said in a equaled his biggest career Jf~~s~rt!J~ J Ste~isi~~~ was poised for a run to the on lap 85. Absolute domina- VanWonner had come ont of asked to have him enter his telephone interview. "I'm Trucking entry outclassed ,.front. The race's big three, · tion in a landslide run , nowhere in a hurry as he to plea by video teleconfer' jusl · trying to make him . the rest of the field in a huge however, outdistanced the Birkhofer blitzed the field , was in fast-forward in a ence. A ·hearing · on the account for what he's done." h Tennessee -stalwart and lapping lOth place Jimmy 12th-to-second run. motion is scheduled for Oct. Vick pleaded guilty to fedfashion , lapping all but t e began the second long run of Owens with six laps to go. The .fast surface of the K- 30, Surry County Circuit eral conspiracy charges tied top nine cars. Like an Ohympian, Birkhofer paced the race. Additionally, the The distance of victory C high banks made for plen- Court administrator Sally to the dogfightin~ operation Memorial winner translated into a seven sec- ty ofpassing throughout the Neblett said Tuesday. last summer and 1s serving a to the lead on lap 37, then Jim Dunn . flexed his muscle 10 take the Eddie Carrier; Jr. continued ond lead at the finish. field, as announcer James The court papers note that 23-month term. Three conGold , decimating the field to to charge, by competitors in Clanton brought home Essex said "hang on", as allowing Vick to appear on victed co-defendants also that of also-rans. his effort to make his second ;U"ter claiming a per- excitement escalated to a two-way video would save face local charges. The U.S. "''m kind of teared up DTWC/Arizona Sports sonal victory over fe!l~w late race climax. Carrier's tile government the consid- ·Bureau of Prisons lists right now," said the winner Shirts decision a profitable combatant Francis . with Rocket was set on "launch" erable expense of transport- Vick's projected release date in victory lane. "I apJ?reciate one. · Bloomquist and McCreadie as Miller tried to pull <Iff the ing him from prison in as July 20, 2009 . Leavenworth , Kan., to Surry what . I've got. This race The next several laps saw rounding out the top five. hat trick. Vick will have three years means a lot, I've finished Birkhofer stalk his . prey. · Wi.th only two cautions, The Buckeye Bandit County. His guilty plea of federal probation upon second at the DTWC twice, Straight and fast, Birkhofer the race was run in only 37 Miller found the Salt Rock would also allow him to pur- his release from prison, and and finally ...finally, we got watched Clanton's mount minutes with the checkered Flash Carrier in traffic near- sue a halfway house pro- the . deal offered by it...$50,000 and the DTWC tail-off into the turns. Birky flag waving at 10:38, send- ly making the pass on lap 21. gram. Poindexter would tack on an Under federal rules , Vick unspecified jail sentence, trophy. I'd like to thank Carl took the lead on lap 37 as ing a well-satisfied crowd Scrubbing off speed Miller Short and everyone who Clanton went high and his back to· the ·camp sites for had to reset as a torrid side- is ineligible to be released to which would be suspended, makes this race possible. foe do\'e evasively low to post race festivities.. by-side battle developed. A a Residential Re-entry aild an additional · year of Keeping this race going and create a high speed sand- Birkhofer was joined by lap 23 caution may have Center in the federal system probation in the county, he bringing it to K-C has been a wich around the soon-to-be family and friends in a wild been Carrier's savior as the until . any ·pending charges said. Poindexter s~id he's n~t great thing for racing, and a lapped car of .RJ . Conley. victory lane celebration, WV ace distanced himself against him are resolved. · In a statement, Vick attorsure how quickly the judge Francis and Dan Schlieper where he received the tower- from his nemesis on the great thing for me personally. . made contact ~n the 41~t go- ing DTWC . ~Y restart and went on to the neys Billy Martin and would rule on the motion. .Lawrence Woodward said "The car was awesome ' round , sendmg Schlieper gottarace.com charnpmnsh1p win. If )ll!nnitted by a judge, · tonight " continued into a tail spin and to the taiL ·.tropi)y and Crown Jewel "Matt (Miller) was a little their client "is committed 'to Vick s video parllc\Pation.ip Birkhofer. "I could put it The laps clicked off q~i~kly champio~sh~p ring. harder on the right rear than taking responsibility for his the plea hearing would not anywhere on the track. A lot as Davey Johnson reJomed Roundmg out the top ten I was, but mine was starting actions. He is hopeful that, be the .first time he has parelectronically. of people have helped me - the field 17 laps down . behind Birkhofer were ..to go (away) fast right through this motion , the trial ticipated court will allow him to finalPrison officials in Kansas Tim Nine shy of .the halfway Shane · Clanton, St~ve before the last yellow," Jimmy Mars , ly. resolve these matters and have allowed the former McCreadie - my crew. mark, Franc1s ba~ged F~c1s, Scott B_loomqu!st, exclaimed Carrier. "I was We've worked hard at this Clanton for second. Dnvers Tim McCreadie, Rwk really glad to see the cau- put the charges behind him Atlanta Falcons star to listen and we feel we put together jockeyed for position deep Eckert,)immy Mars, Darrell tion. I needed that to give so that he can begin to focus via telephone line to each of some preny good race cars.· into the pack, using every ~anigan, Damn Miller and my tires a <;}lance to ·cool on his future and to prepare his several bankruptcy hearto be reunited with h1s fami- ings in recent month~If I'm turning right out there, mch of the fast K-C turf. J1mmy Owens. . off." I feel like I'm not going any- H1gh agamst the ~all, Bear Lake, PA qnyer Then came the big queswhere. Sometimes at some Jimmy Mars sent a tra1l of Chub Frank, the defendmg tion. would Carrier take the tracks it hurts me , but it sparks, while some driver's DTWC champ, claimed the money and run? "Before we (keeping the car straight) hugged the bottom and Dirtondirt.com $1,000 fast came out here , my boss was fast here and usually is everywhere in between to time aw3!d with a . 14:674 (Carl Grover) told me what pretty good to me ." · find the needed speed. As clockmg m the field of 106 we .were going to do . You .. Shane Clanton , Locust Birkhofer widened his lead cars. . know where I'm going to be, Grove , GA hooked np first at to half a straight, Clanton The preliminary heats put that trophy (:Jim Dunn ST. PETERSBURG ,' Fla. the top rung- "Go Dz-illa," the drop of the green over and Francis battled door-to- were like features and the B- Memorial hardware) away. pole-sitter Tim McCreadie. door as if they were bolted mains like mega-features. We're gonna race. You never (AP) - Mat,t Stairs looked someone scribbled on a post. Clanton quickly opened up a together as one. Not only were \he competi- know what can happen. This toward the roof at Tropicana No dents up there, however, The Muscatine, lA ace tors big-name racei:s, but the (the DTWC) is what we Field and took aim at a famil- because no one has hit a ball five-car-length lead. Threeiar target. that hioh. · wide, four-wide and scat- . was back in traffic at the action was major league as came for." . The World Series has seen "I try to hit those <;atwalks tered all across the fast 3/8 mid-point with a padded well. Tight, competitive raeMike · Marlar transferred with every swin!l," · the all sorts of bizarre backdrops mile high banks, the field of lead over Clanton and .ing action highlighted the after winning the · first B- · lumbefJack said m recent years: a sw1rnmmg Philadelphia dirt racing's elite were Francis. Some of the best action, that set the stage for main and earlier posting a Thesday, a day before the pool, a Disney pile of fake aggressively putting on a names in the business Saturday's main event. One dismal 66th.fast time. · World Series opener. rocks and a center-field hill. "Really, I want to hit one . Suffice to say, these four over them. But that's a long concentric rings that start 59 way up." feet overhead ·and support the How high? tilted roof will !let the most The climb at the Tampa attention. Espec1ally because Bay Rays' quirlj:y park starts a weird set of ground rules Bv RACHEL Zou 1918. manta ray ~ a fish with fins team's nickname. behind Section 300, Row governs balls that clang off ASSOCIATED PRESS The Billy Goat curse still that look like horns on a The thornier religious ques- DO , Seat 7. Go through the . them - some are home runs, haunts the Chicago Cubs. In demon. tion behind Tampa's nickblue double doors some are fouls, some are in Devil ... be gone! 1945 , the Greek immigrant Until this season, the Rays name is this: Does God care locked, into a tight shaft, then up a play. For 10 years, they were a owner of · the Billy Goat hadn't even had a winning about the name or the fate of 13-rung ladder. "Has there ever been so a team? lousy team with a fiendish Tav~rn damned the team season. . . puts you on the low- much .talk about catwalks nickname: the Tampa Bay · when he was kept out of a "You take the 'Devil' out of The NHL's New Jersey estThat catwlilk, the D ring. It's before?" Phillies outfielder Devil Rays. Then the club World Series game because the Devil Rays," said Boston Devils haven't been cursed, 46 steep steps to the C level .. Geoff Jenkins asked. exorcised the "Devil" from its he wanted to bring a goat to shortstop Alex Cora, pointing winning the Stanley Cup 52 more to Band a final42 to An(! the ·Phillies have name, and suddenly Tampa Wrigley Field. Chicago, of to the s~. "and Jesus helps three times - although the the top of the Trop, where the ample reason to be conBay is in the World Series. course, hasn't been bilck to them out. ' · Buffalo Sabres lost the 1999 · the p1tc · h- the series since. Casual use of "dev1'l" ,·n finals with star Miroslav A ring -hovers a dizzying 194 cerned, because there's a Was ·n the hi ttmg, over home plate. good chance they'll come ing , the coaching - .or the How seriously does team names and elsewhere Satan (pronounced shuh- feet "I wouldn 't want to ' g o mto·pJay. hand of God? Chicago take it? Earlier this troubles Christians who liter- TAN) on their roster. there,'' Stairs said. BJ. Upton and . Evan And a team with a nick"! told my wife before the month, the Cubs had a Greek ally interpret Old Testament of stairs, they're Longoria homered off them Speaking season started, 'Whoever is in Orthodox priest bless the passages against witchcraft name God might favor - the · · d home dugout and spread holy and the occult, said·- Larry Los Angeles Angels - lost to 3-foot-wide metal slats, giv- during the AL playoffs. All th at orgamzallon rna e, to water before their first-round Eskrid~e of the Institute. for the Red Sox iii the American ing anyone on them a daunt- told , 98 fair balls have me, a very interesting deciing view Sttai)lht down. Oh, clan!led the catwalks in the tudy of American League first-round series. sion,''' said Les Steckel, a for- playoff series with the the and there's a b1t of graffiti at stadium's II seasons. Christopher Evans, a promer NFL coach and head of Dodgers. Chicago got swept. Evangelieals at Wheaton • th F 11 h' c Still, when . the suffenng College iillllinois. fessor of church his~ at e e ows •P of hristian does end for some teams, fans Yet there is little outcry for Colgate Rochester Cmzer · Athletes, an evangelical min- insist it's divine iiltervention chat_1ge. Divmity School in Rochester, istry. "Six months later, look lifting players beyond their In college sports, Duke's N.Y., said most sports fans "'hat ha(pens." · · · 1muts. . th dar . teams have been called the mistake superstition for reliB.eI1e at k forces are Think Boston's Cun Blue ~viis since the 1920s gion. at work in all facets of life Schilling in 2004 and his - a monicker that seems to A Red Solt fan, Evans said runs throughout.many reli-· bloody sock, a miracle on the have originated with a heroic that in the 2004 World Series gions. And even though the- mound. French regiment in World he feared that if he watched Fast-forwara to Tampa's War I, acconiing to school the game on TV, he'd jinx. ologians universally will tell you that God takes no rooting Game 7 American League archives . The name caused them. And he said he knows mterest in sports, fans often Championship Series win remarkably little stir at the other' Boston fans who OUr . . . .-.y " ' - ........... IN'.,.."."'-""'-"".., .... ..,.,., w. h - a... ....... ...,. ttMI fW7n throutlftovt Ohltl. manage to fmd signs of Sunday night over the Red school, despite its Methodist believed that they had to • • ,.,_ ,.._ ... .,., 'PI1' damnation and redemption Solt to advance to the World roots, and hasn't stopped watch every minute for the everywhere - particularly in Series against the Duke froln winniilg ACC and team to win. Reed & Baur Insurance Agency baseball. . Philadelphia Phillies. national titles. · 'The rational part of , our 220 East Main Street Until their 2004 World The Rays won the pennant Eskridge says he occasion- brain sort of recognizes that a Pomeroy, OH 4S769 Series win, the Red Sox were less than a year after they put ally hears a story of protests lot of the curse .sruff is silly,'' www.reedbaur.com opeJ'IIling under the so-called the Devil behind them. Many by parents of young athletes. said Evans, CO<author of "'The jdi lion@reedbaur.com . Curse ofthe Bambino, denied fans in Tampa Bay still call · Steckel says ministries like Faith of 50 Million: Baseball, a Word Series win for trading the team by its old name, his still suppon players and Religion and American Babe Ruth to New York in which refers to a kind . of coaches no matter what their Cull!Jre." SPORTS CORRESPONDENT ·Recession fears, weak earnings stoke stock selling, A2_- In this Aug: 27, 2007 file photo, former NFL quarterback Michael Vick makes a statement after pleading guilty to a federal dogfighting charge in Richmond, Va. Vick · plans to plead guilty to state dogfighting charges next week. Michael Vick ready to plead guilty on Va. charges ' • ~ Printed on 100% Re-cycled Newspri~t ~" ·.• High school football previews. See Page 81 BY BRIAN In--~ - J. REED BREEOOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM MEROY - A woman was in custody of th~ Meigs County Sheriff. Wednesday afternoon after she allegedly robbed the Peoples Bank branch in Rutland, dressed in a Halloween costume. · The Federal Bureau of Investigation will take the lead in prosecuting Billie Jo Sayre , 28, Middleport . Sheriff · Robert Beegle said 'Sayre would be transported to the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail in Nel sonville to stay overnight and will be turned over to federal authorities on Thursday. · · Beegle sa1d Sayre was arrested at a Middleport residence after a tip that the vehicle used in the robbery was at that location. Deputies Scott Trussell, Adam Smith and Rick Smith took Sayre into custody whel] she arrived at the residence in another car. Beegle said Sayre admitted to the robbery, and said she had been consulting with a minister and had decided to turn herself in wben deputies located her. She did not provide a motive . · · · • DAR plans L Beegle said Sayre allegedly' entered the bank shortly after ~ a.m., artned with an automatic weapon , and threatened , 100th annive~ry. bank tellers. He said she then forced one teller to enter the ,See Page A3 vault and fill the bag with money. • VMH employees Beegle did not report how much money was taken, but said it was a "significant" amount. Deputie.s Randy Arnold, gather for reunion. Mark Griffin and Danny Leonard recovered the money, ·See Page A3' Sayre's silver face mask and other evidence on Beech • M$. Crites to Grove Road yesterday afternoon . The gun believed to have ·been used in the robbery was also recovered from the · speak at bean dinner. · Page . AS '. .. ,, ..;;it ... ,..1"- . Middleport residence. Beegle said the suspect is believed to have driven the car · ~tf; to and from the bank, and said lhere a:re no other wspects in the case at this time. . · Above: Sheriff's Deputy Scott Trussell escorts Billie Jo Sayre into the sheriff's · department after she was · apprehenc:fed yesteroay afternoon. INSIDE Brian J. Reed/photo Left: Sheriff Robert Beegle is pictured with cash recov· ered from the J:Obbery of the Peoples Bank branch in Rutland yesterday afternoon. The case will tje picked up by the FBI and prosecuted in federal court. 'see Reactions to bank robl>ery Cr8zy catwalks at the top of lropicana Field A heavenly result for Devll•less Rays 'True Marauder,'~ .• Birthday observed. ·See Page AS WEATHER . • Delalta on Pllge A3. ·. Classifieds ·• Comics B2-4 Bs Editorials A4 Places to go A6 Sports Weather ~- IJ!. 8 Section A3 • Phot~ cGUrtesy of . the Moijsji.;;-' . County Sheriff's Office Testimony taken at AMP hearing BY BETH SERGENT BSEAGENtC MVOAILYSENTINEL COM RACINE - In one of the briefest public hearings so far in the saga to Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENTOM,YOAILYSENTINEL.COM bring the $2.9 billion American Municipal Power-Ohio power plant to . RUTLAND_: When res- . Meigs County, last night the Ohio idents in Rutland woke up PQwer Siting Board took formal testiyesterday morning the last mony both for and against the proposed thing many were thinkiog transmission line route from the plant. was their 'local bank would · Less than 10 people gave formal be robbed but that is exactly testimony before the OPSB witly' what happened. regards to AMP-Ohio's pending Soun, the quiet streets of application to obtain the transmission Rutland were buzzing with: line · route and only one spoke "Did you hear? Did the out with concerns al:\out the transmisb&nk really get robbed?" · sion line route . Nachy Kanfer, Jim Birchfield, owner of Columbus, of the Sierra Club's Rutland Department Store, National Coal Campaign, raised sevsaid after it happened law eral concerns about the transmission enforcement · were in his line routes including electromagnetic store, asking to see his sur- field radiation which he said had been veillan~e tapes. proven in some studies to affect paceBrewce Martin, owner of makers and show an increase in childSkatopia outside of Rutland hood leukemia. Kanfer said AMPwho was shopping at the Ohio's plari to test the radiation department store, said law seemed to rely on residents contactenforcement had visited his ing them first te determine dan~er<:>us place, askin~ if he'd seen readings and he went on to ask 1f h1gh the suspect s car. · Martin readings were found, how would they said he had seen it in town ·be controlled? but it hadn't been to his Kanfer asked how AMP-Ohio would place, adding: "Skaters · calculate stray voltage from the lines don't rob banks." and if there was some sort of alternative Rutland Postmaster if there were a leak? He said both the Margaret Edwards said after preferred and alternate routes for the it happened, she immediately lines were ¥essentially the same" in that locked the door to the post . they impact ·wetlands and cut down. office, reported it to her supe- trees. He asked if it was possible to use riors iii Colun\tlus apd then a preexisting line i~stead of upgrades or reoJ;lCned the branch. Many could burying the lines underground .be Beth Sergentlphoto busmesses in the county had ·an option? Kanfer also asked the OPSB Nachy Kanter (pictured) of the Sierra Club's National Coa,l Campaign gives tesa similar, fearful reaction, about noise pollution, dust timony before the Ohiu Power Siting Board at. last mghts meetmg_d1scus~1ng especially I<X;ill banks . emisslons and how the ecology/wildlife transmission line routes for the American Mumc1pal Power Generatmg Stat1on, Roma Sayre, vice · presia coal-lirec:l power piant proposed for Letart Falls. · PleueMiiHMrl,a.A5 . dent of Hpme National Bank in Racine said the rumor that any of their branches had also been robbed was false. Still, Sayre said the bank hils BY CHARLENIE HOEFUCH currently on hand and t~at As for the increase in ~ost . salt to the heavy use _1~1 preca!ltionary measures· _in HOEFliCHOMYDAILYSENnNELCOM the county will be buymg the engmecr s&ys wh1le the year and the lack of ability place for these types of Sit800 tons more soon to fill price is high. the county ca11 to increase the amount uations and yesterday POMEROY - While the the salt shed . As for the cost, handle it. Last year salt cost mined. "The inventories are implemented a semi-lock- price of salt and apparent he acknowledges it's high the coun ty $52.22 a ton. down nationwide. and when down. The bank. never shortages of suppl y are ere- - "twice as much as the "We 're going to have the inve ntories go down , the closed to customers but the ating ·problems for many cost last year." The county enough salt. It's just expen- price goes up," commented lobby remained locked for counties, Mei gs County will be paying $107 a ton sive," he added_. "Our coun- the count y engineer. a time with employees let- Engineer Eugene Triplett for salt deli vered to the ty roads are gomg to be JUSt Meanwhile the Ohio tins customers in and out says Meigs C9unty will be shed. Triplett said about half fine this winter. We 'II h~ve Department ofTransportation of the branch. · . just fme and has .plenty of will be mixed with cinders enmtgh salt As for the pnce, (ODOT) is gearing up for the The bank robbery iS just salt to take care of the coun- : so that the county will have "Everyone 1s hurt by. that." 2008-2009 winter season by. the latest crime that has set · ty 'roads this.winter. the right mixtu~ for differTn plett attnbuted the h1gh Triplett said 250 tons is ent road conditions. pnce and lack of access to -PieiSe see Salt. A5 PI l i N - RNtlloiU. A5 County engineer sees no shortage of road salt -~ ·- -· • . ___ ...... ... � 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 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 22, 2008 myers phelps