https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bb8ba59d35718cad0c5cb495e82845d9.pdf f3b328f506c97655bf7d8ab079c23a53 PDF Text Text Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, November 12, 2008 SroRTS BRIEFS Eastern fall sports banquet Monday TUPPERS PLAINS - The banquet for fail sport s (football, volleyball, golf. cross country and cheerleaders) wtll be Monday, November 17, In the high school gymnastum at 6 p.m. Each family is being asked to bring two covered dishes (vegetable and dessert). The Athletic Boosters will provide the meat, drink s and table service. Cavs · fromPageBl period as Milwaukee opened a 69-66 .lead with 2:20 left. James, though, responded by making three straight outside jumpers, the last one at the hom to give Cleyeland a 74-71 lead entering the fourth. James was in China at the Beijing Olympics when the Cavaliers acquired Wllhams, trading forward Joe Smith and guard Damon Jones in a threeteam trade with Milwaukee and Oklahoma City. Jones isn't even with the Bucks, who are allowing him to pursue other opportunities in the league. James couldn ' I remember his first thought at learning of the deal. but he knew he liked it. "I knew the type of player that he was," James said. "He has explosiveness. He took over games." . He did against the Cavs. Williams helped Milwaukee go 3-l agamst Cleveland last season, averaging 26 points and nine assists in the four games. Notes: Longtime Cavs radio play-by-play announcer Joe Tail led the crowd in a standing ovation before the opening tip for former Indians pitcher and broadcaster Herb Score, who died Tuesday at the age of 75. Tait called Indians games on the radio alongside Score from 1973. 79. • Printedon 100% ·• Point Pleasant prepped for playoff trip.to Magnolia, , ·.See Page Bl · Bv BETH SERGENT · BsERGENTOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY .:... As construction winds down on !he replacement for the old Pomeroy Mason Bridge, the signs have been ordered for the new one which will be called the "Medal of . Honor Bridge," according to the Ohio Department of Transportation. As previously reported, the Ohio approach has been named after the late Gen. James Hartinge'r and the West Virginia approach will ~~~ 1~ J)Uut,u $~ h01.ret~ek4!5U.. fromPageBl NBA draft to Utah. So for the third year in a row , Matta finds he not only has to put the pieces together again but that he's starting with entirely dif· ferent pieces. . ''I'll tell' you where my mind is: Be 1-0 after Nov. 20," he said with a laugh, refernng to the seasonopener against Delaware State, which will be played at old St. John Arena because of a sched-uling conflict at the team's home court at Value City Arena. Matta believes that the Buckeyes have loads of talent. but it's raw. He knows they:re versatile and deep, but tl may take a while to find Out who should be starting or even what position they Should be playing. "It's going to take time ," Steelers fromPageBl a look at it and of course it was very painful." Parker · was leading the . NFL m rushing last season before breaking his leg during the next-to-last regular season game in St. Louis. He has 333 yards and four . touchdowns on 87 carries this season. With rookie Rashard Mendenhall out for the season with a broken shoulder. Mewelde Moore has been Pittsburgh's featured back in three of the past four games. Although he has scored six touchdowns, the Steelers' rushing offense has struggled ·in recent weeks, totaling only 214 yards on the ground the past three games. The return of left tackle Marvel Smith could help the runnmg game. Smith hasn't played since Oct. 5 because of a b~ck injury, but Tomhn satd tl s possible he wtll practice this week. Smith had a favorable workout Tuesday, Tomlin· satd. · "He 's got to show us quite a bit ," Tomlin said. ''He's missed some time. Not only m tenns of health , but technically he's got to be up m speed. He's got to knock the rust off quickly if he's going to play for us this weekend." Max Starks ha:. been starting at left tackle, protecting Ben · Roethlisberger's blind side. Roethlisberger has thrown eishr interceptions during his past 10 quarters of play and has been bothered by an injured throwing shoulder. Tomlin chara.cterized Roethli sberger's condition as "status quo" but said he was likely to practice thi s week. Roethlisberger was severely limited in practice last week and threw three interceptions in a loss to the Indianapolis c. olts. Tomlin indicated that •Roethlisberger would have hJ practice more this week to be able to play atier he pointed out timing and cohesion issues in Roethlisberger's play against the Colts. "I think it's important that you practice and get physical reps," Tomlin said. "One of the things we've. been dealing with in regards to his situation is a little shortterm misery, if you will.'' Tomlin. applauded Roethh sberger taking accountability for the defeat after the game and hinted that the blame for the interceptions could also at least · partly fall with intended recetver Santonin Holmes. But the coach did not totally absolve hts quarterback, who has thrown more inter- ·Meigs ing." said 6-8, 255-pound power forward Dallas Lattderda le, who has toned and stre ngthened his body after seemg only minimal · actiOn a year ago. "But if we don 't come mentally prepared, I see anybody being able to beat us ." Mulle ns will undoubtedly be presented the chance to live up to his advance billing. Lighty, a defen sive . specialist, and Turner, who developed as the season went on last year, will definitely be in the top rotation .. At point guard, Matta says he.'s sorting through six candidates: Turner, P.J. Hill (a juco transfer from a year ago), Jeremie Simmons (a juco transfer this year) and freshmen Anthony Crater, Buford and Walter Offutt. That's a lot of inexperience at a position that supposed to be the metronome for a team. "That's the main focus right now, teaching guys ceptions (II) than touchdowns ( 10) this season. "It wasn't a winning performance," Tomlin said. "That's the reality of it. We've got to take citre of the football, and we didn't d ' o II. They had intercepltons and we didn't." Notes: The team signed ·veteran cornerback Fernando Bryant . · on Monday. A former firstround pick of the Jacksonv ille · Jaguars who played the past four seasons with the Detroit Lions, Bryant was needed because cornerbacks Bryant · McFadden (broken forearm) and Deshea Townsend (ankle) will not play .... LB LaMarr Woodley, fifth in the league in sacks with 9 l/2, should be able to praclice thi ~ week _after missing the lndtanapohs game wuh a calf injury .... Tomlin said TE Heath Miller (ankle) was "questionable at best" for this week and likely will need another week or two before returning. County · las a Bright Future•••• Thank You · for 8great years as your County Commissioner how to play hard, focused and smart for the whole 40 minutes a~~ !!Ot just for one penod, satd Lighty, an elder statesman at 20. · Matta has his fingers crossed. He's once allain like a chef presented wtth a · dozen ingredients and no recipe. · "There's a spot for everyone to contribute" he said. ' But first, he has to get their names down pat. Meigs Elementary School Advance Tickets $6.00 Tickets available at: Quality Print Shop Rutland Dept. Store Pomeroy Flower Shop be named after the late Staff Sgt. Jimmy G. Stewart . After completed, the bridge will belong to the state of West Virginia. So just when will it open? In October, OOOT officials were saying possibly "late November" or "~arly December." Yesterday, Karen Pawloski, spokesperson for ODOT, said the agency is "cautiouslY. optimistic the earliest it wtll open is the second week of December." Pawloski said she might know a finner date next week. Still, all indica- tions appear traffic will be utili~ing the bridge soon. , , Though there has been no official announcement, ODOT hopes to have a grand opening ceremony ani:!. plans to extend invitations to both Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland and W.Va. Gov. Joe Manchin. One of the final pieces to opening the bridge to traffic is upcoming work and inspection done by a sub, contractor involvirtg destressing of the_ cabfes, of which there are 96. There is no time frame for this ,' Local election costs at $26K ' U1wiN; ~ ai 5 pm osu en Recycled Newsprint .R~ .v~ IJ~ · ~ept. · he said. "I don't think that we're going to have a lot of a~swers until we 've played etght .. mne , 10 games. How does this team do on the road'' How do we handle · · runs made by other teams? . Those are the . things that quttc honestly we ha've to see before I could ever say that,hey,_ thi s team is going to wm thts many games." The team -could do a "We Are The World" sing-along. There are eight new faces, including four scholarship freshmen, two junior-college transfers and transfers from V;mderbilt and UAB.There are players from ftve states (Ohio, Mtchigan. lndi~na , Illinois and Minnesota), Serbia and Greece. There are two ?footers, two others who are relative shrimps at 6-1 and · about everything In between. . "If we come into every stng)e game mentally ready, prepared to go hard I don't really see us los~ Ohio elections chief looks to expand early voting, A6 Salon Series resumes Nov. 21 at local winery, A2 process involving structural geometry of the bridge at the moment. The width of the . new bridge is 74.08 feet, compared to the width of the · existing bridge which has a 20-foot span from curb to curb. The new bridge is l ,852.51 feet long while the existing bridge is I ,847.75 long. The piers go 90 feet below the nver surface with the top of the towers being 248.5 feet above the water and 168 feet above the ro-ddway. There are 120 miles of cable on the bridge. 16 -tl> miles of longitudinal deck tendons and 6.9 million pounds of rebar. The tubes which house the cable have · spirals on their exteriors to combat ice and wind.lnside these tubes may be as many as 27, 31 and 61 strands of 5/8-inch cable with the larger amount of cable being placed towards the center of the bridge. The latest price tag on the structure is at $64 .'7 million . The original contract on the bridge was signed April 24, 2003 with an original completion date of Aug. 31,2006. Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - The "Keep Your . Fork 5K Run/Walk" has grown into its seventh year with this year's race scheduled for II a.m., Nov. 29 at Meigs High School. The race/walk is becoming a holiday tradition in Meigs County Bv BRIAN J. REED with the race being held the BREEDCIMYDAILYSENTlNEL.COM Saturday after . Thanksgiving every year. Last year's race POMEROY While attracted a record amount of runvoting is free, running an ners and funds used for academic election can cost a lot · of scholarships given to Meigs High money. School graduates who have parThis . month's general ticipated in high school cross _election cost the county · country and field and track. Last ·. Page AS around $26,000, a Jot of year 217 runners/walkers partici·money to be sure, btit 'not · ·· - ~Ioria J, .Statcher, 61 pate~ in the race, _up from 181 the · much more than past elec• Harold Weaver, Jr., 85 tions prev10us year, raiSlng $4,000 for : have. cost, despite the the Brandi Thomas Memorial · rising cost of doing busi' .. ... ~ .... "" i ' ~ ~ 'i't ' .• " •... • \~ Fund. Scholarship .,. ness, Board of Elections Race day registration will be Director Rita Smith said ' from 9-10:30 a.m. and is $16. The Wednesday. first 150 entrants will receive a !The bOard has submitted shirt and 134 have already prereg.• Choir concert set for payment all expenses istered, making organizets hopeassociated with last week's ;at MarShall University. ful this year's race .will be even election, Smith said, except See Page A2 bigger and better. . for some publication costs Plaques will be awarded to the ·• Entertainment Briefs. associated with advertising top three male and female finishlocal tax issues. · SeePageAl ers. Medals for first place and As . always, the biggest • Social Security ribbons for second through fifth cost of elections was per• places will be awarded in each for all stages of life. sonnel. The county paid of the following male/female . $13,795 directly to poll 'See Page A3 age groups: six-13; 14-17; 18· workers who operated the • Delta to trim Cincinnati polling places on Election 22; 23-29; 30-39; 40 -49; 50-59; 60 and over. There will be a speftights. See Page A3 Day. Those workers are cial award for the winner of the becoming harder to find, • For the Record. 14-17 age group: Those particibecause fewer people are pants under 18 must have a par·See Page A5 . available to work on a ent 's signature to participate in weekday. . . :• Democrats urge the race. The workers - four in' federal stake in big auto each In addition to scholarship funds, of the county's 27 votthe race also raises the memory of· companies. See Page AS ing precincts ~ received· a the late Brandi Thomas. a member payraise this year, from _$90 of the Meigs High School Cross for the day to $100. They Country Track and Field Team also received $25 for trainwho died in 2002 as a result of ing, and mileage reimburseinjuries sustained in an automoment if they drove ballots to bile accident. Shortly before the the Board of Elections in accident Brandi registered to be an Pomeroy or drove to a organ donor and she went on to precinct other than their own assist others with her organ and to work on Election Day. tissue donations after her death. The second largest Submitted phOto This is another issue the run/walk expense involved with the The Seventh Annual Keep Your Fork 5K Walk/Run will be held Saturday, Nov. 29 at election was the printing of Meigs High School. The event raises money for academic scholarships in memory of helps to promote. ballots, which cost $11,000. Please see Race, AS · A separate ballot is printed the late Brandi -Thomas (pictured here) . for eai:h of the precincts, with the order of candidates '< r ., r rotating on each ballot. llltolte on Peg. A3 The board also paid $1,500 for extra election During the meeting the service aide/secretary for BY CHAfiLENE HOEFLICH ed in the RIF plan put into help. A part-time clerk was Board voted to return bus the remainder of the school hired to assist board staff HOEFLICHOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM effect earlier this year (ll drivers from a five-hour-a- year on an as-needed basis. reduce expenditures by the with processing registration POMEROY financially strapped school day pay structure to time Added to ihe substi tute applications before the reg: • 2 .SECI'IONS - 12 PAGES mileage. Since four bus teachers' li st were Carl istration deadline, as well as Grievances filed by the district in -its effort to stay and positions were not Bruggeman , Rose Marie application for early voting Ohio Association of Public out of fi scal emergency driver Annie's Mailbox Employees which could result in the filled this year due to the Isgrigg. Sally Jeffery, and walk-in voters . The School finanCial restructuring. Jessica Marcum , Edward c;:alendars b.oard also paid part-time (OAPSE) 017 wtth the appointmenr- by the Ohio routes Ladohna longer Safranek , help to assist with the actual Meigs · Local Board of Department of Education .of meaningaretheynow Stephens and Sandra Classitieds ballot count ' on election Education have been denied . a commission to oversee time to complete.take more Southern. ·Awarded one , school finances. night, and for assistance by a vote pf 4 to I. Approved by the Board year contracts were John ~omics The vote on the matter Of the II aides in the with the computer system . •• pertaining to a reduction in reduction of force plan, two members was an excess G. Gomez, custodian at The board must also pay EditorialS' contract with the Meigs Elementary School, rent and janitorial expenses force (RIF) was taken at the retired, one returned to bus costs and Georgann Dobbs , hus Athens-Meigs for virtually all of its polling regular Board meeting driving, a position previ- Service Center Educational ~laces to go driver. to provide places. Those rental and Tuesday night. Voting to , ously held, and one was services related to special . A variety of new policies Obituaries As Janitor costs were $840, deny the grievances were called back to assist with a and gifted education for the and changes/ revisions or Board members , Roger health handicapped stusaid. current school year in the deletions to policies preSports B Section Smith There was a little relief Abbott, Barbara Musser, dent. That leaves seven estimated amount of sented earlier at a meeting Ron Logan, and Scott who have not been called for the local board, Smith were approved. The finanWeather A3 said. The cost of publishing Walton, with Larry Tucker ·back. The board will now $842.433. cial report for October subIn personnel matters, the ballot language for state casting the one dissenting send a letter to OAPSE that resignation of Joyce Frye mitted by Treasurer/CFO ~ 2008 Ohio Volley PubJlohln& CD. issues, inserted in The vote. Earlier the Board had the Board has denied the as a bus driver effective Mark Rhonemus was Daily Sentinel before given . unanimous approval grievance and then they Dec : 5 was approved. approved . Superintendent will vote as a union Election Day; was paid by to the RIP plan. The matter revolved whether or nor to go into Kolletta Fridley was hired William Buckley presented the Ohio · Secretary of as a substitute purchased information on personnel. · around the II aides includ- arbritation. State's office this year. O:OnuARIFS •. ~. INSIDE •• 81 • am1 Coming Soon To 6allla, ~elgs & Mason Counties We need yourInspirational Stories! 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In fact, I think this manager does AND MA,RCY SUGAR Entertainment Briefs SGHS plans fall concert MERCERVILLE - The music program at South Gal!ia High School is holding a fall concert on Fnday, Nov. 14 at 6 p.m. in the SGHS gymnasium. . . · This concert will ·be hosted by · the. mustc department with performances by the junior high choir, high s~hool choir and show cboir. About 60 students wtll. part1c1pate; and the concert· will feature the top 5 wmners from "Rebel Idol." . Admission is free and open to the public. "The music program is really growing at South Gallia and I'm teachmg the kids how to have fun with music and do thfngs that they have never tried befor~ ," said Music Director· Cassandra Thompson." There IS some serious stuff on the concert', but there are also a lot of fun things for the kids to showcase their talents with. It 's going to be a fun evening for both the . performers and the audience ." ' · Play set Nov. 15 . . POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - The Heights .• and Community Players will prese111 "Hillbilly Blessing$,'' 11 religious comedy play in three acts, ar7 p.IJI. Satntday, Nov. 15. . . .:' _· ' :.' : The play, written and directed by the.' Rev. Nancy Hari,Un, will take place in the auditorium at Point PleasantJunior Senior High School. . . · • · ·· . '. Admission is free, but a free-will offering will~ accepted for the Mason.County Samaritan Fund. :.. • <'· . n .. ·SaJon.~ Series ~,' GALLIPOLIS - French Art Ce~~ri~:y;~~~~~ $erie~ ;,;~!;i; program of music .and an continues on · at 6:3.0 p.m. at the Merry Family Winet')' on I·~ emper Hollow Road. . . ·. . ·Heavy ' hors d'oevres artil refreshments will be . · · . • · · · served. Performers include Stephanie Filson and Jay Fe~U from The Finders, who wiJI open up with an acousiic !k!t, for Strange Kandy,a mus1cal mix of modern jazz arid funk, with band · members Ryan Duffy, Jacob . Riddle, Jenny Walker and Mark Ward: . . . · Re~urning to the Salon experience wiii be artis\ Gerry Enri,co, artistic~ly portraying the music;,with two an piec~s to ·~x; raffl~ off at .the end,of the,evenipg. . ,, Performapce. ,tickets ttre $10 . per person for each event. : · · Artwork produced during each progr{inl wiU be raf" . . · fled off at the end of that event. Unlimited $1 raffle Ptctured tn. tiJ~ !OP ·. tickets will be sold tbroughouteach evening. . rock song as arttsl G~orrv Tickets can be obtained at the door the night ,of the . at event. Each guest with an admission ticket receiv\'S one Cntlontv',. complimentary glass of Mercy Winery wine . .. · : .. AU prilct;eds benefit cli)Tent ll(!igramming at the'•' s..:t..tohliiiUA:. . • French Art Colony; which appreciates the· public's ,.b,.e, itrnt · support. , " · . :.. •· come from throughout the trum in this performance," Marshall University com- · Castleberry said. munity.Manyofthegroup's · - The Chamber Choir has members are preparing for been featured in numerous careers in music. · , performances iu Charleston , "For a number of stu- -S.C.'s Piccolo Spoleto festi" dents this will be their first val , on West Virginia Public concert in . the chamber Radio, and in performances choir and we'll also be fea- for the American · Choral 'turing several singers who Directors Association. Next are · showcasing .senior spring, the Chamber Choir voice _recitals - so we will travel to Washington, · have both ·ends of the spec- D.C., as part of a concert tour. . . . National Gaming Day set Saturday at Bossard Library : GALLIPOLIS - This There will be niany vari~aturday. hundreds of ous types of gaming opporJibraries throughout the tunities .for gaming enthusicountry, including Bossard asts of all kinds. Game sysMemorial Library in tems available for play · Gallipolis, . will provide include a Wii, PS2 and an gaming programs in support X-Box 360. Partkipants are of National Gaming Day @ encouraged to bring their your library (NGD) : own games and additional Gaming of .all typ~s at systems as well. the library ' encourages· HASBRO has ·provided a patrons to interact with a · new game called diverse . group o'f liser~. "Pictureka" to every public share their expertise .with library across the country in others, and develop new an effort to break a new · · strategies for gaming and record for the number of learning . people playing the same ' . ; ,'•1· .~...: : ' Ilomecoining Cabaret set Choir concert set at Marshall University , ' NELSONVILLE - The annita·l fall fund-raiser of Stuart's Opera House to be held 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 18. will feature music from soul legend Bettye LaVette. · LaVelte ' is .one of the greatest soul singers in .American music history, possessed of an incredibly expressive voice that one moment will exude a formidable level of strength and intensity and the hext •will appear vulnerable, reflective, reeking of heartbreak. · . . .. · ·• ; There are two types of tickets .available for the evening. There are a limiteil number of tickets for ueat'in the.rrrst four rows, heavy hors d'oeuvres,drinks, and more ..at $100;. Reserved tkkets for the · concert •only .may also be ' pur. chased at $Z5 each. · There will also be a silent auction featuring items from area businesses and individuals throughout the evening. For more information and tickets, call (740) 753-~924 or visit the web site at www.stuartsoperahouse .org. at local Choir presented recently at the West Virginia Cultural Center, including selections by Monteyerdi. Schubert. Distler, Whitacre and others. "We had a very successful concert at the cultural center and look forward to repeating the program here at Marshall," Castleberry said. Singers , in the · choir are chosen each year through competitive audition and ' Stuart's plans fund-raiser .1 '' . resumeS i'Iov.·. 21 ' HUNTINGTON, W.Va . - The Marshall University Chamber Choir. a select 33' voice ensemble under the pirection · of Dr. David . ~ast'leberry, will present a concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, ~ov. 16 in Smith. Recital Hall on · the Huntington ·campus. The concert is free and open to the public. The performance w.ill feulure music that the Chamber . game in a library at the same ·.time . Help put Gallipolis on the gaming map by helping to break the record. Also. Wizards of the Coast Carnes has provided two D&D 4th Edition , Starter Sets. and one Magic League Kit to• add to our collection for play at this and other game day s. Several other board games will also be available for play. The event is free of charge and snacks will be provided. Children .under the age of. 13 must be. accompanied by a responsib·le adult. Game play begins at II a.m. and ends promptly at 3 p.m. For further information on this or anv ·other event hosted by · . Bossard Memorial Library Youth Services, please cqntact Youth Services by calling the library at 446-READ ext. 229 .or you may e-mail your questions io Angie Strait, Youth Services Program Coordinator at straitan@oplin .org. HUNTING'rON, W.Va . - Students from Marshall University's Department of Music will present the second annual Homecoming Cabaret during Ho.mecoining weekend. . . ·Shows are at 7:30 and 10 p.m. Saturday, Nov. '15 in the Jomie Jazz Center on the Huntington campus, and are free and opert to the public . . The program of vocal jazz ensembles and solos with a combo of.s.easoned jazz instrumentalists iS a wllaboration of Linda Dobbs, professor of voice, and Dr. Sean Parsons of Marshall's jan studies faculty. .. . . . Unq~r their direction singers have sp~nt th~·f~ll semester explormg the language and nuance of Jazz smgmg an\1 are excited to share the fun, according to Dobbs. "Join us for our renditions of tunes made famous · b): Piaf, Ella Fitzgerald, New York Voices, The Andrews Sisters and more," she said. For further informt;Jtion, .contact the Marshall University Departmem of Music at (304) 696-31/7. Intergenerational programming CHESHIRE - River Valley High School's Beta Club will be sponsoring "lntergeilerational Programming" on Tuesday, Nov. 18 from 3 to 5 p.m. at the hi~h schooL This will be the first of four nights for dtfferent genel'ations to spend some time learning from each other. The Beta Club is asking that.families with three or more gener· ations participate. The tinie will be spent pla~ing "parlor games," sucn as hearts, _checkers, chess, dommoes, etc. Also, students can teach the older generations how to play games of their generation. such as video games. · .Free harvest dinner WILKESVILLE - Wilkesville United Methodist Church will have a free harvest dinner on Saturday, Nov, 15 from 4 to 6 p.m. Baza~ planned · JACKSON - The CLA 9th Annual Christmas' Bazaar will be held Saturday, Nov. 22, from 9 a.m. to 4 p~m. in the CLA Gym, 1595 Chillicothe. Pike, Jackson. . " There will be holiday decorations and gifts for sale. Visitors will be able to watch tire O~U/Michigan game ol;l site. A turkey· bowl will·be held for grades 3-7 fro_m 10 t<i · 11 a.m. Food will be available. For more information; call (740) 286-5690. . ' Social ·Security . worker covered by Social policy. · With Social SOCIAL SECURITY Security. These non-retire- Security, however, the averMANAGER, ATHENS ment Social Security bene- age worker has the equivafits Cl!n be especially impor- lent of a disability insurance Each · stage of life tant to young workers policy that would pay youth, middle age, retire- . because about one in eight monthly benefits to both the ment - comes with its own young people will die worker and his or her famiset 'of financial concerns. before retirement, and about ly, based on his or her life,Luckily, just by. having ·a one in four will become dis- time earnings. So you can better understandmg of the abled. rest a little easier knowing Social Security program While the death of a that .Social Security proyou sho11ld be able to calm husband, wife or parent is vides some measure of emotionally devastating. it security. if life does not turn some of those concerns. The first thing yoit need to . can often be financially out as planned:· · know is that Social Security · devastating as well. Social On the other hand, if is much more than a retire- Security provides · a you do work and retire as 'ment program. Of the 50 monthly sur~ivors benefit planned, Social Security is )llillion Americans receiv- check to help thdamily of the foundation for a secure · ing Soclal Security benefits ,' a deceased worker con tin, retirement. For the avernearly one·third are not ue on , age wage earner, Social retired workers or their Social Security disability . Security · will replace dependents. They are protection is equally valu- about .40 percent of · pre-' ~everely disabled workers able. Relatively f~w work- · retirement earnings. And and their families, or the ·ers have an employer-pro- 'you can earn a higher ben'survivors of a deceased vided, long-term disabtlity . efit by choosing to retire a '7 40~446-5381 ' . ' BY .LISA·CORNWELL ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER WHAT: Delta Air Lines Inc. is restructuring its . Cincinnati hub as the Atlanta-based airline continues to blend its networks with those of recently acquired Northwest Airlines. _ HOW: Delta says it will cu112 percent of its flying out of Cinclnnat.i and bunch flights closer together while coordTnt;~ting them with its other hubs. EFFECT: Delta says the frequency of flights will be . reduced, but less time between flights will cut doWn · on passenger wailing time for conn.eetions. CINCINNATI Passe'ngers will see fewer · flights leaving the C inc inn at i I Northern Kentucky . hiternational 'Airport next year as Delta •Air Lines Inc. restructu1es its hub operations, the company said Wednesday. · Delta, coming off of its acquisition of Northwest bunch . the remaining 263 improve their · connection Airlines, said it plans to cut · daily flights closer together times," she said. · While the frequency- of ·12 percent of the flights out as Oelta coordinates schedwill be 'o f Cincinnati - about 40 ules among its other six destinations flights a day ....: but that pas- hubs. That will allow -reduced; passengers will sengers should have shorter Cincinnati to operate· more still have .the same choices waits for connec~mg fltghts . like it did a few years ago with the exception of The atrlme wtll evaluate when Delta had severaLAustip, Texas. • capacity levels again next hundred more daily (jeparDelta also said Wednesday ,ye~r. but Delta remains tures, Hauenstein said. The that it will improve connec.committed to the Cincinnati . number of daily departures · tions from its domestic hubs hub said Glen Hauenstein, peaked at around 60.0 in with 14.5 percent more total Delia•s 'executive vice pres- 2004, according to Delta. capacity between Atlanta, ident of network .planning Reducing . the time Cincinnati, Minneapolis, and revenue management. between departures will cut Detroit, Salt Lake City, New . He said the restructuring down passenger waits York and Memphis in 'will lead to an improved between connections, said January. compared with the ·hub in Cincinnati. · Delta. spokeswoman Susan previous year. "We have · lost a· lot of Elliott. · · · Elliott .said about 15 per·connectivity,' which is what "We will reduce · !lights cent of the · flights out of 'made' Cincinnati work for from seven times through- Cincinnati are mainline Delta 'so mi!DY . years,''. said out the d·ay to five times, flights with aboJ.I• 85 percent Hauenstein . and that will be good for the flown by the airline's regionThe restructuring will' customer because that. will at carriers - including Carleton School/Meigs Industries Thursday, Nov. 6 pm 'oth • ,• Doors open at 5 pm . . Advance Ticket Drawmg Advance tickets available Call 992·7562 ~· • Thursday, Nov. 13 TUPPERS PLAINS VFW Pos\'9053. 7 p.m. at hall. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. RACINE - Sonshine Circle, 7 p.m . at . the Bet:.any Churc.h. Take collectibles, turn in. noodle orders ·· by Nov. 18. Hostesses. Betty . Proffitt. Martha ·Lou Beegle, and Holly Stump. Monday, Nov. 17 MIDDLEPORT Special meeting of fvliddleport Lodge #363. F&AM, 7 p.m .. at temple. 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Wai·Mart (NYSE) - 52.62 Wendy's (NYSE) - 3.30 WeaBanco (NYSE) - 23.11 Worthington (NYSE) - 1o.23 Dally stock reports are the 4 .• p.m. ET closing quotes ot • tr.lnsactlons lor Noll. 12, 2008, • provided by Edward Jonl!s ; financial advisors Isaac Mills :. In Gallipolis at (740) 441·9441 anll Lesley Marrero In Point Pleasant at (304) 674-0174. Member.SIPC. 17.55 Comair, an .Erlanger, Ky.based subsidiary. Delta would not comment on bow the restructuring . would affect employment at the Cincinnati hub, which serves a metropolitan .area . with a population of about 2 million. Comair spokeswoman Kate Marx said Wednesday that the Delta flight reduc- . lions are not directly associated with 'Comair staffing. but she .said Comair would continue to make staffing adjustments across the company due to the economy. About 120 Comair pilots are expected to be laid off early next year, but Marx said those reductions are part of a plan announced • Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NAS- DAQ) - 19.90 . 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What do I do? majority, and this is not the Good Old Waitress problem with . ins.urance De~r Waitress: It is coverage. A great number against the . Jaw to discrimi- of those without insurance nate based on age, and your are hardworking , · taxpaydistrict manager shouliJ not · ing members of society be trying to squeeze you out who cannot afford the skyof a job. Contact the Equal rocketing costs of medical Employment Opportunity · care, hospitalizations and Commission (eeOC'.gov) at · necessary medications , 1-800-669-4000 and ask for and are being denied assistance. affordable insurance due Dear Annie: I think you ' to such arbitrary reasons' missed the point that ... Not as preexisting conditions An Enabler" was trying to or changes. in job security. make about those without The issue is more compliinsurance. 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I }f..tp<kp. . .to my family, friends & ··supporters during my recent election as your Meigs County Clerk ofCourts. · ""Diane Lynch PtUdfor by lht CtUJdidlll•. last summer crew staffingtobyreduce aboutflight 500. • ~~:i:i:i:i:i:iii=i~:i; Those layoffs began Iast month, and about 200 pilots and II 0 flight attendants 'have been cut. . Atlanta-based Delta ·employs about 2,500 in the Cincinnati area, and Comair has 3,100 local workers. PLEASANT VALLEY DIALYSIS \IIIO\IId like to the to . In Honor & Memory of Invite D. Steve D'-"is . convnunlty our OPEN HOUSE Mi('hael Davis . PageA3 . Community Calendar · ANNIE'S MAILBOX Page A2 • The '' Saturday, November 15,2008 · RemoRoo:hi Bob Roo:hi Lawr,ence Bastiani . . 1:00 p.m.-4:00p.m. Our fadUty Is located at 3863 Ohio River Rd., on Route 62, just nor!h of Point PleJ:sant. AldoFontano Jimmy Fonlana BrunO PieroHi Carl BarsoUI Enzo Barsotti PauiCliS<i Gemma·C...CI BobCasci 811,1no Casci . Renzo Menchini · Lyle Hysell TomH,..U · John Strickland Gino Pitroltl And All veterans lh'ing & deceased of Meigs & Gallia County . \Ve're proud of you GuiOO & Ca!id Family come meet the staff anc1 enjoy catered refreshments. . Dr. Sutihash Kumar Is now a~ patient R!feirals and specializes In the freaiirient of 1\ypertenSklQ and kidney dlse':se �• • The Daily Sentinel BY THE-BEND __ Thursday, November 13, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com Daily Sentinel ,_ Disease possible at any age Bv KATHY MITCHELL the 5.0-plus demographic represents 15 percent of all new AIDS cases, and part Dear Annie: I am 60 of that is due to the sexual >:ears old and have been risk-taking that has resultoi vorced for a year. A month ed from male enhancement ago, I started a relationship drugs like Viagra. An estiwith ''Ted," a 72-year-olll mated 250,000 people are di vori:ed man who is also living with AIDS and seeing two. other women. don't know it. • He says there are many Understand th at .you are lonely women iii this world having sex, with Ted , and ~~:nd, lf I don't mind, he'd everyone he is having sex ltke to keep our relationship with, including all the sexu'open. We have great sex al partners those .other once a week: women have ever had . Jfhe The problem is, Ted dqes- is unwilling to use a conn.'i believe in using protec- dam , you are putting your.tion. He insists if a woman sell at risk. He should care is clean, there is no problem enough about you (and with sex. Should I be con- himself) to take appropriate cerned? Are there any statis- · precautions. tics on older people sufferDear Annie: I am 52 and ing .from AIDS? Is Ted old work in a coffee shop. I enough to be immune from love my job and am good at sexually transmitted dis- it. My co-workers are all · · eases? - Sue much younger, but we get Dear Sue: Absolutely . along and the customers not. You can get a sexually have no problem with my transmitted disease , age, either. including HIV, at any age. Recently, the shop hired a According to the Centers new district manager. He for Disease Control and comes in once a month to Pre~ention. HIV/AIDS ' is audit our job performances. rapidly spreading among · Ewry time he audits me, I . men and women over 50. get a lower evaluation than and it is partly' because my younget co-workers. older adults lack aware- Everyone is baffled by this ness about the transmis- because they all agree that I sion of the disease or, like do my job as well if not bet-· Ted, believe they are ter than others. . somehow immune. In fact, I think this manager does AND MA,RCY SUGAR Entertainment Briefs SGHS plans fall concert MERCERVILLE - The music program at South Gal!ia High School is holding a fall concert on Fnday, Nov. 14 at 6 p.m. in the SGHS gymnasium. . . · This concert will ·be hosted by · the. mustc department with performances by the junior high choir, high s~hool choir and show cboir. About 60 students wtll. part1c1pate; and the concert· will feature the top 5 wmners from "Rebel Idol." . Admission is free and open to the public. "The music program is really growing at South Gallia and I'm teachmg the kids how to have fun with music and do thfngs that they have never tried befor~ ," said Music Director· Cassandra Thompson." There IS some serious stuff on the concert', but there are also a lot of fun things for the kids to showcase their talents with. It 's going to be a fun evening for both the . performers and the audience ." ' · Play set Nov. 15 . . POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - The Heights .• and Community Players will prese111 "Hillbilly Blessing$,'' 11 religious comedy play in three acts, ar7 p.IJI. Satntday, Nov. 15. . . .:' _· ' :.' : The play, written and directed by the.' Rev. Nancy Hari,Un, will take place in the auditorium at Point PleasantJunior Senior High School. . . · • · ·· . '. Admission is free, but a free-will offering will~ accepted for the Mason.County Samaritan Fund. :.. • <'· . n .. ·SaJon.~ Series ~,' GALLIPOLIS - French Art Ce~~ri~:y;~~~~~ $erie~ ;,;~!;i; program of music .and an continues on · at 6:3.0 p.m. at the Merry Family Winet')' on I·~ emper Hollow Road. . . ·. . ·Heavy ' hors d'oevres artil refreshments will be . · · . • · · · served. Performers include Stephanie Filson and Jay Fe~U from The Finders, who wiJI open up with an acousiic !k!t, for Strange Kandy,a mus1cal mix of modern jazz arid funk, with band · members Ryan Duffy, Jacob . Riddle, Jenny Walker and Mark Ward: . . . · Re~urning to the Salon experience wiii be artis\ Gerry Enri,co, artistic~ly portraying the music;,with two an piec~s to ·~x; raffl~ off at .the end,of the,evenipg. . ,, Performapce. ,tickets ttre $10 . per person for each event. : · · Artwork produced during each progr{inl wiU be raf" . . · fled off at the end of that event. Unlimited $1 raffle Ptctured tn. tiJ~ !OP ·. tickets will be sold tbroughouteach evening. . rock song as arttsl G~orrv Tickets can be obtained at the door the night ,of the . at event. Each guest with an admission ticket receiv\'S one Cntlontv',. complimentary glass of Mercy Winery wine . .. · : .. AU prilct;eds benefit cli)Tent ll(!igramming at the'•' s..:t..tohliiiUA:. . • French Art Colony; which appreciates the· public's ,.b,.e, itrnt · support. , " · . :.. •· come from throughout the trum in this performance," Marshall University com- · Castleberry said. munity.Manyofthegroup's · - The Chamber Choir has members are preparing for been featured in numerous careers in music. · , performances iu Charleston , "For a number of stu- -S.C.'s Piccolo Spoleto festi" dents this will be their first val , on West Virginia Public concert in . the chamber Radio, and in performances choir and we'll also be fea- for the American · Choral 'turing several singers who Directors Association. Next are · showcasing .senior spring, the Chamber Choir voice _recitals - so we will travel to Washington, · have both ·ends of the spec- D.C., as part of a concert tour. . . . National Gaming Day set Saturday at Bossard Library : GALLIPOLIS - This There will be niany vari~aturday. hundreds of ous types of gaming opporJibraries throughout the tunities .for gaming enthusicountry, including Bossard asts of all kinds. Game sysMemorial Library in tems available for play · Gallipolis, . will provide include a Wii, PS2 and an gaming programs in support X-Box 360. Partkipants are of National Gaming Day @ encouraged to bring their your library (NGD) : own games and additional Gaming of .all typ~s at systems as well. the library ' encourages· HASBRO has ·provided a patrons to interact with a · new game called diverse . group o'f liser~. "Pictureka" to every public share their expertise .with library across the country in others, and develop new an effort to break a new · · strategies for gaming and record for the number of learning . people playing the same ' . ; ,'•1· .~...: : ' Ilomecoining Cabaret set Choir concert set at Marshall University , ' NELSONVILLE - The annita·l fall fund-raiser of Stuart's Opera House to be held 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 18. will feature music from soul legend Bettye LaVette. · LaVelte ' is .one of the greatest soul singers in .American music history, possessed of an incredibly expressive voice that one moment will exude a formidable level of strength and intensity and the hext •will appear vulnerable, reflective, reeking of heartbreak. · . . .. · ·• ; There are two types of tickets .available for the evening. There are a limiteil number of tickets for ueat'in the.rrrst four rows, heavy hors d'oeuvres,drinks, and more ..at $100;. Reserved tkkets for the · concert •only .may also be ' pur. chased at $Z5 each. · There will also be a silent auction featuring items from area businesses and individuals throughout the evening. For more information and tickets, call (740) 753-~924 or visit the web site at www.stuartsoperahouse .org. at local Choir presented recently at the West Virginia Cultural Center, including selections by Monteyerdi. Schubert. Distler, Whitacre and others. "We had a very successful concert at the cultural center and look forward to repeating the program here at Marshall," Castleberry said. Singers , in the · choir are chosen each year through competitive audition and ' Stuart's plans fund-raiser .1 '' . resumeS i'Iov.·. 21 ' HUNTINGTON, W.Va . - The Marshall University Chamber Choir. a select 33' voice ensemble under the pirection · of Dr. David . ~ast'leberry, will present a concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, ~ov. 16 in Smith. Recital Hall on · the Huntington ·campus. The concert is free and open to the public. The performance w.ill feulure music that the Chamber . game in a library at the same ·.time . Help put Gallipolis on the gaming map by helping to break the record. Also. Wizards of the Coast Carnes has provided two D&D 4th Edition , Starter Sets. and one Magic League Kit to• add to our collection for play at this and other game day s. Several other board games will also be available for play. The event is free of charge and snacks will be provided. Children .under the age of. 13 must be. accompanied by a responsib·le adult. Game play begins at II a.m. and ends promptly at 3 p.m. For further information on this or anv ·other event hosted by · . Bossard Memorial Library Youth Services, please cqntact Youth Services by calling the library at 446-READ ext. 229 .or you may e-mail your questions io Angie Strait, Youth Services Program Coordinator at straitan@oplin .org. HUNTING'rON, W.Va . - Students from Marshall University's Department of Music will present the second annual Homecoming Cabaret during Ho.mecoining weekend. . . ·Shows are at 7:30 and 10 p.m. Saturday, Nov. '15 in the Jomie Jazz Center on the Huntington campus, and are free and opert to the public . . The program of vocal jazz ensembles and solos with a combo of.s.easoned jazz instrumentalists iS a wllaboration of Linda Dobbs, professor of voice, and Dr. Sean Parsons of Marshall's jan studies faculty. .. . . . Unq~r their direction singers have sp~nt th~·f~ll semester explormg the language and nuance of Jazz smgmg an\1 are excited to share the fun, according to Dobbs. "Join us for our renditions of tunes made famous · b): Piaf, Ella Fitzgerald, New York Voices, The Andrews Sisters and more," she said. For further informt;Jtion, .contact the Marshall University Departmem of Music at (304) 696-31/7. Intergenerational programming CHESHIRE - River Valley High School's Beta Club will be sponsoring "lntergeilerational Programming" on Tuesday, Nov. 18 from 3 to 5 p.m. at the hi~h schooL This will be the first of four nights for dtfferent genel'ations to spend some time learning from each other. The Beta Club is asking that.families with three or more gener· ations participate. The tinie will be spent pla~ing "parlor games," sucn as hearts, _checkers, chess, dommoes, etc. Also, students can teach the older generations how to play games of their generation. such as video games. · .Free harvest dinner WILKESVILLE - Wilkesville United Methodist Church will have a free harvest dinner on Saturday, Nov, 15 from 4 to 6 p.m. Baza~ planned · JACKSON - The CLA 9th Annual Christmas' Bazaar will be held Saturday, Nov. 22, from 9 a.m. to 4 p~m. in the CLA Gym, 1595 Chillicothe. Pike, Jackson. . " There will be holiday decorations and gifts for sale. Visitors will be able to watch tire O~U/Michigan game ol;l site. A turkey· bowl will·be held for grades 3-7 fro_m 10 t<i · 11 a.m. Food will be available. For more information; call (740) 286-5690. . ' Social ·Security . worker covered by Social policy. · With Social SOCIAL SECURITY Security. These non-retire- Security, however, the averMANAGER, ATHENS ment Social Security bene- age worker has the equivafits Cl!n be especially impor- lent of a disability insurance Each · stage of life tant to young workers policy that would pay youth, middle age, retire- . because about one in eight monthly benefits to both the ment - comes with its own young people will die worker and his or her famiset 'of financial concerns. before retirement, and about ly, based on his or her life,Luckily, just by. having ·a one in four will become dis- time earnings. So you can better understandmg of the abled. rest a little easier knowing Social Security program While the death of a that .Social Security proyou sho11ld be able to calm husband, wife or parent is vides some measure of emotionally devastating. it security. if life does not turn some of those concerns. The first thing yoit need to . can often be financially out as planned:· · know is that Social Security · devastating as well. Social On the other hand, if is much more than a retire- Security provides · a you do work and retire as 'ment program. Of the 50 monthly sur~ivors benefit planned, Social Security is )llillion Americans receiv- check to help thdamily of the foundation for a secure · ing Soclal Security benefits ,' a deceased worker con tin, retirement. For the avernearly one·third are not ue on , age wage earner, Social retired workers or their Social Security disability . Security · will replace dependents. They are protection is equally valu- about .40 percent of · pre-' ~everely disabled workers able. Relatively f~w work- · retirement earnings. And and their families, or the ·ers have an employer-pro- 'you can earn a higher ben'survivors of a deceased vided, long-term disabtlity . efit by choosing to retire a '7 40~446-5381 ' . ' BY .LISA·CORNWELL ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER WHAT: Delta Air Lines Inc. is restructuring its . Cincinnati hub as the Atlanta-based airline continues to blend its networks with those of recently acquired Northwest Airlines. _ HOW: Delta says it will cu112 percent of its flying out of Cinclnnat.i and bunch flights closer together while coordTnt;~ting them with its other hubs. EFFECT: Delta says the frequency of flights will be . reduced, but less time between flights will cut doWn · on passenger wailing time for conn.eetions. CINCINNATI Passe'ngers will see fewer · flights leaving the C inc inn at i I Northern Kentucky . hiternational 'Airport next year as Delta •Air Lines Inc. restructu1es its hub operations, the company said Wednesday. · Delta, coming off of its acquisition of Northwest bunch . the remaining 263 improve their · connection Airlines, said it plans to cut · daily flights closer together times," she said. · While the frequency- of ·12 percent of the flights out as Oelta coordinates schedwill be 'o f Cincinnati - about 40 ules among its other six destinations flights a day ....: but that pas- hubs. That will allow -reduced; passengers will sengers should have shorter Cincinnati to operate· more still have .the same choices waits for connec~mg fltghts . like it did a few years ago with the exception of The atrlme wtll evaluate when Delta had severaLAustip, Texas. • capacity levels again next hundred more daily (jeparDelta also said Wednesday ,ye~r. but Delta remains tures, Hauenstein said. The that it will improve connec.committed to the Cincinnati . number of daily departures · tions from its domestic hubs hub said Glen Hauenstein, peaked at around 60.0 in with 14.5 percent more total Delia•s 'executive vice pres- 2004, according to Delta. capacity between Atlanta, ident of network .planning Reducing . the time Cincinnati, Minneapolis, and revenue management. between departures will cut Detroit, Salt Lake City, New . He said the restructuring down passenger waits York and Memphis in 'will lead to an improved between connections, said January. compared with the ·hub in Cincinnati. · Delta. spokeswoman Susan previous year. "We have · lost a· lot of Elliott. · · · Elliott .said about 15 per·connectivity,' which is what "We will reduce · !lights cent of the · flights out of 'made' Cincinnati work for from seven times through- Cincinnati are mainline Delta 'so mi!DY . years,''. said out the d·ay to five times, flights with aboJ.I• 85 percent Hauenstein . and that will be good for the flown by the airline's regionThe restructuring will' customer because that. will at carriers - including Carleton School/Meigs Industries Thursday, Nov. 6 pm 'oth • ,• Doors open at 5 pm . . Advance Ticket Drawmg Advance tickets available Call 992·7562 ~· • Thursday, Nov. 13 TUPPERS PLAINS VFW Pos\'9053. 7 p.m. at hall. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. RACINE - Sonshine Circle, 7 p.m . at . the Bet:.any Churc.h. Take collectibles, turn in. noodle orders ·· by Nov. 18. Hostesses. Betty . Proffitt. Martha ·Lou Beegle, and Holly Stump. Monday, Nov. 17 MIDDLEPORT Special meeting of fvliddleport Lodge #363. F&AM, 7 p.m .. at temple. Work in Entered Apprentice degree : All Masons invited. · · Tuesday, Nov. 18 . GALLIPOLIS - Modem Woodmen Family Life Program and Dinner, 5-7 ' ProCeeds to be~Jefit Meigs High School Baseball Tham ,. p.m., China One; Gallipolis. Camp will pa)' $4 toward <ach meal. Program by Judy Halley on tumor and trauma registry. Church events ·• Friday, Nov. 14 LONG BOTTOM "Heavenly Rush," 7 p.m., Faith Full Gospel Church; Ohio 124. • GALLIPOLIS - King·~ Harvest Singers, 6 p.m.i Gallipolis Freewill Baptist Church. ' Other events .•. Monday, Nov. 17 , POMEROY - Meig~ Athletic Boosters fall>p~rt~ banquet. 6:30 .· p.m. , htgli school .cafeteria. Bring veg· etable and dessert. Local Weather Thursday...Cloudy. Rain in the morning .. .Then a chance of showers in the afternoon. Highs in · the upper 50s. South winds 5 to 10 mph. Cha.nc'e of rain 90 ·percent. · · · Thursday night ... Mo~tly cloudy. Lows in the lower 50s. South winds 5 to 10 mph. Friday ...Partly sunny with a 20 percent chance of showers. 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The line lj1atter bow people remember Michelle, as if they were old power. Obama's ieam is noticing. sounds familiar: Obama has President Bush's time in friends; Bush strQiling with Ohio Valley Publishing Co. · office, let there be no doubt the president-elect along the "So far. cooperation has been been saying the same thins about how he wants to end it: famous Colonnade adjacent ex~ellent." said transition about the current President Dan Goodrich · gracefully. to the Rose Garden, both men chief John Podesta~ a veteran Bush. of Bill Clinton's White Presidents take tranSitiom! Never mind that Democmt waving and smiling. Publisher Barack Obama spent all that Translation: Smooth transi- House. seriously because they know time deriding Bush for "failed tion. · It was Bush's father, the the world is watching. The Charlene Hoeflich 41st president, who bitterly goal is to show that the same policies," or mocking him for The scene was the latest in General Manager-News Ediior hiding in an "undisclosed a fluny of moves by Bush, all lost to Clinton in 1992. But petty politics that can define .. location" because he was too designed to show he is serious George H.W. Bush ordered an election will not under· unpopular to show up with his about making Obarila's start a · his top aides to cooperate with - mine the transfer of power in party s own candidate, John success on Jan . 20. Clinton's transition team. He a democl'llCy. :: Congres$ shall make no law respecting an McCain. This is transition Mere hours after Obama was quoted at the tilhe as say1n other words, statesmlllh time. Outgoing presidents handily ended eight years of in~, "Let us all fmish the job ship is expected. . : establishment of religion, or prohibiting the support the new guy. Republican rule, Bush comw1th the same class with · What's more, .Bush has free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of And on that front, Bush is mended Americans for mak- which we served." indicated he takes this ttansi; speech, or of the press; or the right of the peo-: going well beyond the mini- ing history. 'They· chose a Echoes of that comment tion . particularly serious!): . pie peaceably to assemble, and to petition the mum. He has embraced the president whose journey rep- .can be found in nearly ever because the nation is in such · role of ·Statesman with such resents a triumph of the statement his son has made precarious times. Obama dod · Government for .a redress ofgrievances. gusto that it has been pard to American story - a testa- since Obama won election not 'inherit a decision about mtss. ment to hard work, optimism one week ago. how to spend a budget sur~ Tht> result is that Bush's Ialit and faith in the enduring - The First Amendment to the u.s. Constitution "I think grace is a very plus. Instead, his govern~ image at the White House promise of our nation," Bush good word for the way Bush , red ink is responding. And I'd say wil1.ace ' an economy will be one of a magnanimous said . there's a little bit of the fact in shambles and wars ongo.; leader. Whether it will If that effusiveness wasn't that there's a Bush 41 and a ing in Iraq and Afghanistan .. improve his legacy is another enough, he called Obama 's "In calmer times, presidents · Today is Thursday, Nov. 13 , the 318th day of2008. There matter. win an ins~Jiring moment and Bush 43," said Stephen Hess, incoming and outgoing have. are 48 days left in the year. . . · "This has been a very ~ood said it will be a "stirring a senior fellow emeritus at Today's Highlight in History: moment late in his prestden- sight" when the whole The Brookings Institution and ·allowed their emotions to '"'I On Nov. 13, 1982, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was cy, and, I think it's fair to say, Obarila family arrives. the author of a new book more freely, to show ~ d~dicated on the National Mall in Washington. much appreciated by the Then Bush called together about presidential transitions, displeasure and tension,', · On this date: · · "There is now a presidency JiUson said. "Bush is awOOii nation," said Cal Jillson, a about I ,000 employees on the : In 1789, Benjamin Franklin wrote in a letter to a friend, political science professor at South Lawn and told them to stamped in their DNA," Hess enough to know that the rlJllel! "In this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except Southern . Methodist embrace the transition said. "There is a very exclu- don't permit that." · death and 'taxes." All this doesn't just help University, the home of earnestly. This could have sive club·of people who have : In 1927, the Holland Tunnel opened to the public, pro- Bush's planned presidential been handled · in . a· press been president, and theY. Obarila. Bush's cooperative viding access between lower Manhattan and New Jersey · library. release, or even an internal know they may be called on tf approach could serve hinl beneath .the Hudson River. On Monday at the White memo to staff. Instead, it was ·there's a crisis. They even well, too. It puts him on 1ht; In 1940, the Walt Disney animated movie "Fantasia" had House. Bush warmly wei- a big, showy expression of somehow bond with other right side of public sentiment. its world premiere in New York . · Ending a tumultuous sec; corned Obarna, whose· domi- support for Obama, with former presidents with whom ' In 1942, Pr~sident Roosevelt signed a mea~ure lowering nant win last week was large- Bush's Cabinet standing they were not particularly and term on a positive note the minimum draft age from 21 to 18. . ly seen as a referendum on the . behind him. friendly." certainly can't hutt his stantJ., In 1956, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down laws call- Bu.sh years. The former President B11sh ing as he returns to private "The peaceful transfet of ing for racial segregation on public city and state buses. . The two leaders spent more power is one of the hallmarks· and Clinton, in fact; have life. ~ In 1971 , the U.S. space probe Mariner 9 went into orbit than an hour discussing of a true democracy," Bush become friends and successBut it won't be enoilgh kl around Mars. · · domestic and foreign policy · said. "And ensuring that this ful humanitarian partners. altet Bush's legacy, said fless. . In 1974, Karen Silkwood, a technician an"d union activist in the Oval Office. And then transition is as smooth as pas- The two have raised millions · who worked in · the at the Kerr-McGee Cimarron plutonium plant . near Bush gave Obama a personal sible is a priority for the rest of dollars for victims ofhurri- Eisenhower and Nixotl Crescent, Okla., died in a car crash while on her way to tour all around. of my presidency." canes in the United States and administrations and advised meet a reporter. The world saw video In case· anyone missed the an Asian tsunami. ·· presidentli Ford and Carter. · In 1977, the comic strip "Li'l Abner" by AI Capp "; appeared in newspapers for the last time. ' In 1985, some 23 ,000 residents of Annero, Colombia, '' died when a volcanic mudslide buried the·city. Ten years ago: President Clinton agreed to pay Paula '' Jones $850,000 to drop her sexual harassment lawsuit, with .,' no apology or admission of guilt, ending' the four-year legal II battle that had spurred the impeachment proceedings ' against him . . . Five years ago: Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore, who ~ had refused to remove his granite Ten Commandments I •. monument from the state courthouse, was thrown off the ~ bench by a judicial ethics panel for having "placed himself ' above the law." Eric Gagne of the Los Angeles Dodgers ' won the National League Cy Young Award. · Today's Birthdays: Actress Madeleine Sherwood is 86. Journalist -author Peter Arnett is 74. Producer-director Garry ,, Marshall is 74. Country' singer-songwriter Ray Wylie I Hubbard is 62. Actor Joe Mantegna is 61. Actress Sheila Frazier is 60. Actress Frances Conroy is 55. Musician Andrew Ranken (The Pogues) is 55. Actress Tracy Scoggins is 55'. Actor Chris Noth is 54 . Actress-comediall Whoopi Goldberg is 53. Actor Rex Linn ·("CSI : Miami") is 52. Actress Caroline Goodall is 49. Actor Neil Flynn ("Scrubs") is 48. Football player Vinny Testaverde is 45. Rock musician Walter Kibby (Fishbone) is 44. Comedian Jimmy Kimmel is 41. Actor Steve Zahn is 41. Rock musician Nikolai Fraiture is 30. Actress Monique Coleman is 28. ' . As someone who retained plumbers and builders. Tbey Starting Nov. 4, it's aiJ Thought for Today: "As you live, believe in life. Always ridicule ambassadors and Obama's fault. human beings will live and profess to greater, broader and doubts as recently as 1 September that Barack fuller life. The only possible death is to lose belief in this diplomats while promoting In short, they're complelely1 truth simply because the great end comes slowly, because Obarila could win the presijingoistic journalists who out of ideas. Pattly due l(j, time is long." - W.E.B . Du Bois, American author and dency, I've rarely been more have never lived abroad and Karl Rove's cynical decis~ reformer ( 1868-1963). gratified to be proven wrong. speak no foreign languages. t0 politi ize the 9/1 I _ _... Gene And with the rise of 'shock by . scheduling c · an Iraq y"6""'1' But could the Democratic wal L~ns nominee have prevailed withradio and · television, they vote immediately before !hie; out the Wall Street collapse have found a large, popular 2002 elections, the .GOP nor LETTERS TO THE that millions see as the finan• audience that eagerly absmbll the table. ConServative ·ideD' cia! equivalent of Hurricane EDITOR their contempt for intellectual logues had complete controi Katrina? look upon Obarna favorably, elites. They hoped to shape f th ' . Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less .or s•x; Without the spectacle of substantially more than voted .that audience, but the truth is o e dgovernment · h· h the · than 300 words . All letters are subject to editing, must be Sen. John McCain, owner of for him. Meanwliile, an . that their audience hllll now years, unng Yl IC Y signed, and include address and telephone number. No nine houses and 13 automoinvaded Iraq on false preleiiS· unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in biles, campaigning as the astonishing 76 pen:ent disap- ' shaped them." prove of George w. Bush. His In less exalted terms, GOP es, bungled the war calll-l ·good caste, addressing i.~sues , not personalities. Letters of working man's tribune, along "rancher" . pose abandoned, strategists made the fatal misstrophically, failed to ~ thanks to organizations and individual.~ will not be accepr- with his new best friend Joe, the president will retire to take of believing their own or kill Osama bin Laden/ ed for publication. the (unlicensed) P.lumber? north Dallas, one of a fe"' BS. It wasn't only Palin. tumedAfghanistanintoarun-' Without Sarah · Palin's metropolitan areas where McCain spent the campaign ning sore, allOwed a majo(. "Nieman-Marxist" s~ing he'll be able to appear in pub- railing against "earmarks," American city to drownJ spree and husband Todd s silk lie without jeers. approximately I percent of · resorted to kidnapping liD~( boxersh~? · · Could ANY Republican the federal budget. Now torture, gutted Fourtlt Can the Comedy Channel (USPS 213-960) · have won this fear, given there's a plan: Cancel post- Amendment pn'vacy righ:,:.;i .Reader ServiCes Ohio Valley Publishing survive without the GOP? · trucu'on ran up massive government "" Bush,s 1egacy o failure? I office _ and sewer-cons Co• From the moment he think not. Perhaps the most projects in the middle of a debt and oversaw the near-· . . Correction Policy Published every afternoon , Monday secured the Democratic nom- penetrating analysis of the recession . Put thousands out Our main concern in aU stories is to through Friday, 111 Court Street, implosion of the nation's ination, Obama ran a near- GOP plight appeared in the of wortc Terrific idea. be accurate. If you know of an error Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class postBQ8 perfect campaign. His hanWall Street Journal. Basically, Rush Limbaugh spent the financial system. In a story, call the newsroom at (740) paid at Pomeroy. It's been straight downhill dling of the TV debates was . argues Marl<; Lilla, the party week before the election hysMember: The AsSociated Press and 992·2156. masterful. ·Rather than going ~ played,. upon the prejuterically warning his audience from . · "Mission the Ohio Ntwspapor Association. Poelmlltll': Send address correc· for the knockout, Obama was dices and 1ears of the leastagainst Obarna's alleged plot Accomplished" onward. Our main number Ia lions to The Daily Sentinel, 111 Court content to display confident educated; most p(Ovincial to sei:te ,.,eeople's 40l(k) So now many of the saJne (7401 992·2156. Street. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. mastery of the issues, along Americans in order maintain retirement' "GCOUilts and put pundits wbo marveled over Department extensions are: with an imperturbable dispopower ended up captive to its them into th~ Social security President Bush's manly pro-. Subscription Rites sition that made own propaganda. trust fund. Could anybody file in his flight suit cautioQ By CJtrrler or motor route News McCain!Palin's efforts to porOne month '1 0.27 In promoting the manifestly gullible enou:gh to believe · Barack Obama to go slow, be' EdHor: Charlene Hoeflich, Ext. 12 One year '115.84 tray him as a wild-eyed radi- unqualified Palin, "who~e him have investments wotth mindful that America relllllin!i. Dolly 50' Jloporter: Brian Reed, Ext 14 cal look ridiculous. ignorance, provinciality anq seizing? a "center-right" country and S.nlor Citizen rat.a " - ' - " Beth Sergent, Ext t3 Equally clear in retrospecl populis\ demagoguery repre1\vo days after the election, take care not to offend conserOne month . '1 0.27 is the wisdom of DNC chait: sent everything older conser- Limbaugh began blaming vative sensibilities. One year '103.90 man Howard Dean's oft- vative thinkers once stood Obama for the ongoing fmanFortunately, the best thing 1. Advertising SOOscrt>om should "'"" " advance dinld 1c tho Doily Sontnol. No subridiculed strategy of compel- against," ~ublican intellec- cia! crisis: '"The Obama reces- can say about Ohama is that Outllde S.~o: Dave Harris, Ext t5 scr~pllon by mait permitted in areas in~ in all 50 states. President tuals par Jed themselves. sian is in full swing, ladies he'sfartoosmartandtoughto Outllde S.IM: Brenda Davis, El<l t6 where home ca.n.t' l8rVioe is avail1 Ntxon's famous "Southern Somewhat like self-styled and gentlemen," he said. li a-.JCin:.: Judy Clar!<, Ext. 10 able. '60s "radicals" lionizing the "Stocks are dying, which is a sten. · Strategy" appears all but (Arkansas f?emocrar-: M•ll Subscription defunct. Apart from fools Black Panthers, they elevated precursor of things to come. General Manager lnlkle Melga County misbegotten populism into This is an Ohama recession . Gazette .colummst Gene. flocking to gun sho~ to fortiCharlene Hoeflich, EKI. 12 13 Weeks '32.26 farce . . Might turn into a depression." "' Lyons . 1s a .Nationa~ fy themselves (agamst what, 26 Weeks '64.20 So it happened, Lilla writes, The presidency of George MagtiZlne Award wmner and pray tell?), most Americans 52 Weeks '127.11 E·m•H: that Republican · politicians W. B'ush, you see, never actu- co·author of "The Huming are responding to the prospect newsOmydailysentinel.com Outolde Melga County of an Obama presidency with and pundits came to "mock ally happened. Right up until of the President" (St . 13 Weeks '53.55 the advice of Nobel Prize- Nov. 3, every had thing that Martin's Press, 2(}()()), y.111 , relief and anticipation. Web: 26Weeks '107.10 ·winning economists and happened in the United StateS can e-mail Lyons at eugeneAccording to a recent CNN 52 Weeks '214.21 · www.mydailysen~nel .com poll, 64 percent of Americans praise the financial acumen of was the fault of Bill Clinton. lyon.s2@yahoo.com.) lldaral ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER WASHINGTON Congressional Democrats passed a~ay at her residence on Wednesday Nov. 12 2008 are pushing legislation to rtt her res1dence . ' ' :· She was born on May I, 1947 to the late Charles Eug~ne send $25 billion in emerand Grace Evelyn (Frank) Price. Mrs. Starcher worked as a gency loans to the beleacook at. Rocksprings Nursing Home and she attend the guered auto indu~try in exchange for a· government ~etho~tst Church m Long Bottom. She 1s sumv~d by her husband, Jim Starcher, Long ownership stake in lhe Pig Bottom;,a son, Jtmryty and Jessica Starcher, Long Bottom; Thtee car companies. House Speaker Nancy ~andc~tldren, Ja.mte llJ!d Jennifer Starcher; a sister, Ethel undr)': Re~dsvtlle ; mece and nephew, Kenny Whaley Pelosi, D-Calif., and Senate lind Lon Batley; spectal aunt , Mary Price; special uncle, Majority Leader Harry Reid , 0-Ne\!., hope for Howard Frank. qui. ck passage of the auto -,, She was preceded in death by 'her parents, and a si~te; Carolyn Whaley, · · ' bailout during a postelec•,. Services will be held on_ Saturday, Nov. 15, 2008 at II tion session that begins a.m: at the Anderson. McDaniel Funeral Home irt Pomeroy. Monday. Bunal wtl~ follow 1~ the Sand Hill Cemetery in Long · Legislation \Jeing drafted Bottom. V1s1tat;on wtll be held on Friday Nov. 14 2008 by Rep. Barney Frank, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home. ' ' · · chairman of the House Services• · ·An online regisry is avalible at www.andersonmc- Financial Committee, and Sen . Carl daniel.com. M. Levin , D-Mich., would , . . AP photo, dip into the $700 billion Chevrolet salesman Philip Jordan, left, assists Charlotte Olson, center, who's looking to Wall Street rescue money, approved by Congress last buy a car for her 18-year-old daughter, Kari Olson, right, Wednesday, in downtown Los Angeles. Treasury SAcretary Henry Paulson called autos a "critical industry" Wednesday : "ST. LOUISVILLE ·- Harold E. Weaver Jr. of St month , for the auto aid . ~.ouis~ille, passed away peacefully on Nov. I{, 2008. · President Bush is cool to but said a $700 billion financial rescue program wasn't designed for them. The White ,.He was born See!. 3, -1923, in Clifton, W.Va., to Harold that idea. But the White . House was noncommittal, but said it was open to new ideas. c : and Let)a·(Gasktns) Weaver Sr. . House says he is open .to White House press secre- dends to their shareholderS" He serVed in the U.S. Navy from 1940 to 1961 , World helping the industry, which !ion between the buyers and tary Dana Perino sa id. Bush than the financial compa' ~~11. th~.Ko.rea Conflict and the 1958 South {'ole expe- is b\lckling under .. poor tht; manufacturers that we feel understands the impottance nies that get a piece of the . the orogram hl!S to be d!fiOni He !'C!tred fr?!l:l the Navy as a First Clails Petty sal ~s . f •g ht eredI·1.and a sput- that inclusive,[' said Ann Wilson of the industry, but that the originalbailout. . · eifficer Chtef Ml!chm!st Mate. After retiring from the tenng economy. f th M carmakers' problems Auto executives, labor In an Ovaf Office meeting o e , otor and Equipment lliTavy m 1961, he relocat~d to the Newark Air Fotce Base .decades in the making leaders and o.ther in~ustry Monday, Presid~nt-elect M;mufacturers Assoctation. a~d retired . frOI!I there in 1978. After. retirement he cannot be blamed on the proponents are mountmg an : ~clli!Je '~n avid b~ek~epeF~ HAM operator, and an enthu- Obama spoke to Bush about Suppliers are also the domiadministration or the recent mtense lobbying effort f()r a §I3S!'rn local atcheology. · : . doing more to aid the indus- . 'nant manufacturing presence financial meltdown. i)t Michigan, Indiana, bailout. They want an imme; .. ~e . is . s~rvived by' his wift; of 63, yeari, Mary Lois try, at·des Sa)'d ' and Bush Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee "Look at . the hi~tory of diate $25 bi Ilion loan to keep Wmel!renner Wea~.er; th.ree chtlch:en: Thomas (Jean) said he was open to it. and Dllnois, she·noted. these companies, d~c isions the ~mpanies operating and Weaver, Linda (Weaver) f:lrench and Michael ·(Sharon) Any effort to throw the · they've made over time that a separate $25 billion to help Treasury Secretary Henry ~~a':er; .eight grat)dch!ldren: Chip. (Renee) French, Andy companies a lifeline could · g ot them to where we are cover future health care ~esstc'l!.) Fren<;h, Chnslopher (Mtssy) Weaver, Maggie run into GOP roadblocks Paulson said Wedne$day the today," Perino said. obligations for retirees and that could derail it in the auto sector was "critical," (.flobie· Martin) French, Sara (Joseph Banks) French, Frank's legislation would their dependents. , ' · LeeA~n: -~eaver, R~chel Weaver and I;mily Weaver; Senate. In that chamber, but that the financial induscarve . out a portion of the The Big Three and United including try rescue was not 'designed seven gteat-.grandchildren: Garten ·and Gabby French, Republicans, $700 billion financial rescue Auto Workers will have a some who believe · their for car companies. Clayton, 'Kora and Kirra French, Abby Weavet, ·and program for the Big Three high-profile chance to make :'Any solution has got to )latatey Banks; two sisters, Eileen (Marvin) Batton and votes for the Wall Street automakers, letting the govtheir case at a hearing next Maraatet Darst;' and one ·brother, Richard (Margie) bailout hurt, and In some be leading to long-term viaernment take an equity .stake . Wednesday before Frank 's cases doomed, their re-~lecbility"for auto companies, Weavert brother,in law,Gordon (Susan) Winebrenner:and Paulson said. , · in them in exchange for the committee. _ oumetous:'niece~ and'. lfephews. . . tion bids, .are loath to agr~e . He also sug·gested loans, said Frank:s •c n is critical that the· ,, Be~iqes his parents, b~ WaS .p~d 'in death by his to any neW'.money. · .. · C . Sen . Mitch McConnell, Rongress . cou 1d try to use spokesman, Steven Adamske. nation understand this isn't. daughter ,P~ggy (We~ver) ' Arnold, and son-in-law Garry Ky., the m.iriority leader, was the loan program already in · · The Treasury could take . just a Michigan problem; frenc~. , ,. . · <i:allillg hours will be from II a.m. to I p:m..on Friday at . noncommittal about addi- place to help the companies. wartants to share in a por- that one in 10 jobs in the But Democrats say those tion of future profits and country are impacted by the Foglesong,Tucker Funeral Home in Mason, W.Va.,'•with tiona! aid. In a ·statement; his funeral following at I, with Rev. Dick Savage officiating; spokesman said 'congress loans were designed to help would have to be paid back auto industry," Michigan His · place of rest will pe Letart Evergreen Cemetery. shoufd move to speed the automakers ·adapt to new before' any other sharehold- Gov. Jennifer Granh olm . MHitary graveside service will he conducted by done t:;y· release of a $25 billion loan fuel standards, not•to stave er. The car companies said in an interview. . off the financial disaster the would face tougher restricA House vote on Frank's VFW .Post99261md AJI!erican Legion 140.' '· program passed ·earlier to companies now say is tions on awarding pay pack- measure could come as helf. the carmakers develop imminent. · ages iO executives a~d divi- ea~ly as next Thursday. fue -efficient vehicles. ''It may be 'that' there are change~ that need to be made iii order· to expedite these ,, ... low-inte' rest loans. Other \ ' ideas ll:ave been floated· an:d ' . ~ ~ . . all will receive a review as · MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Chutch of Christ will we approach the Senate's hold its monthly free cominunitY. dinner from 4:30 to 6 p.ni . retuin next week," said DOn on Nov. 21 at the· Family, I:.tfe Center. The menu will Stewart, the spokesman. include roasted lx;ef and pOtatoes, com on the cob and Pressure _is ·bui\dlnll on pumpkin pie. lawmakers m both part1es to back a more sWeeping rescue that could extend far beyond the Bill Three. Auto supplier~. wh1ch represent the . largest manufacturing sector in several political'ly important states, including ' . .' McConnell's, are clamoring · POMEROY - The following were sentenced ill Meigs for a piece of any rescue. County Common Pleas Coun: , '1'here's so much connec~ • David W. Sigman, 'One year each on two counts of non~uppon of dependents. One year was suspended and <;;:bmmunity Col'l'ections, 500 hours of community service qrdered. ~- •· Ryan A. Cozatt, 10 years, suspended, on aggravated 1.\.W&Iary; 18 months ·each on charges oftrafficking in crack from Page AI ~pcaine, to be served consecutively with sentence from Brandi's parents, John Q.allia , Coun\y Common · Pleas Court; forfeiture of $2,242.66 to Pomeroy Police Department; Community and Cheryl Thomas, along ¢.orrections. . . _ · with several other family : ·• Anthony Hudson, 18 months each on two counts of members decided to orgag\:'oss sexual imposition, suspended, Community nize the race in the girl's memory and bestowed upon €brrections. . ·: .'Mark A. Haley, Jr., 18 months, illegal processing of it the unique name. Brandi's uncle Mike Kennedy is the drug document. ·: • Cedric'A. Ward, one year each on four·counts of posses- coach ,, for Meigs High School's Cross Country ~ton of crimU1al tools, suspended, Community Corrections. :~·i ~ . irack Team anlt has also _.been instrumental in orgaFo~losure ,. nizing the race. "Keep Your Fork" is .' POMEROY - An action for foreclosure was ·filed in deriVe\! from an inspira- . eigs County Common Pleas Court by Home National ank, Racine, against Cecil Brinager, for estate of Timothy tiona! slory sent to Kennedy follo~ing Brandi's passing. ... Brinager, Racine,.and others. . The 'story _was about a ~ A foreclosure w~ gtanted to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., against Nancy Perry, and otners. . • . , young woman who upon she on[y has ,·A complaint for forfeiture of land Installment contract discover,jng thtee' m(mths live decides was filed by Special Property VI •. Midland, Tex. ,'against to make her tofinal artangen..vid W. Stevens, Racine, and others. . · ments. One . of these ... ~ complain\ tor money jud~t was file4 by Beneficial, artangements was that she ~o. Inc., Vtrgnua Beach, Va., agamst.Terry L. Stmth, ~acme . be b,uried with a fork . The reasoning behind the fork '·' was that at most socials and '1 .• ' . dinners after the dishes . ·: POMEROY, - ~ctions for dissolution of marriage were from the main course are · l:\JCcl in Meigs CountY Common Pleas Coutt by Amy L. Youn&, clear~:d1 someone· invariably kine, and Michael Patrick Young, Raciqe; and Sandrit says , · "keep your fork," ~stet, Racine, and Melvin L. Forrester, Long Bottom. because. something better i~ coming, whethe'r it be dessert or an 1fterlife .. '' The fork is a symbol that the best is yet to come which ~OLIVE~- Michael J'. Roberts, 22, Racine, was mns~ is the •reasOn behind the ~ed to Holzer Medical Center with non-incapacitating mjuries, including multiple bone fractu~s aroun~ both eyes race's l,lnique name . Brandi's and his nose , following a one-vehtcle acctdent that family has even started the tradit,ion of wearing forks oocurred Sunday at approximately 2 a.m. ' According to troopers •.Roberts was m:;ving a 2002 Toyota around their necks ' during Celica eastbound on Oh•o 248, near mile post 8, when the race day which represents •hicle traveled off the right side of the road striking a large both comfort and inspiration, rpck and ditch. He and a passenger, Beth311y A. Bay, 30, reminding runners of why ~sville, the' owner of the car. left the scene on foot. the ntce was started. Since the first race. the Roberts was located at the Holzer ER later Sunday morning. • He was charged with failure to control, OVI, and no seat- run/walk has raised.$12.000 for academic scholarships. beit. The vehicle sustained severe damages. 7 LONG B011'0M- Gloria J. Starcher of Long Bottom Bv BEN FELLER ." '· c . ' Harold Weaver. Jr. .TODAY IN HISTORY .. • ... .. -·- ·. Free dinner .. • 81 For the Record Sentenced · Believing your own ... um, propaganda •• am1 Coming Soon To ·Race ' I . I The Daily Sentinel ' BY Juue HIRSCHFELD DAVIS Gloria J. Starcher ' The Daily Sentinel• Page As www.mydailysentinel.com I ·obituaries Thursday, N~ember 13, aoolf . I Oallla; Meigs & ~ason -· .Counties We need your Inspirational Stories! Summit Your Stories To . Matt Rodgers mrodgers@mydailytribune.com or mail to· Gallipolis Daily Tribune Att: Matt Rodgers · P.O. Box 469 Gallipolis, OH_45631 ~ Dissolution And Your Story Might Be Included In This faith Based Magazine , Highway Patrol ., • 4 /. I • ' ' �• ' PageA4 OPINION The Daily Sentinel .. • I Th~y, November 13 t 2oo8 ( . Analysis: In the end; Bush the statesman emerges The Daily Sentinel I I Back in the day when images that were replayed all point, Bush underscored it in his Saturday radio address. Clinton was president-<:lectl . ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER day and night: Bush and first 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio lady Laura Bush greeting He pledged an "unprecedent- he deferred to Bush 41 ana (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 WASHINGTON No Obama and. his wife, ed effOrt" to help Obama take said, "America has only one .. www.mydallyaentlriel.com president at a time." The line lj1atter bow people remember Michelle, as if they were old power. Obama's ieam is noticing. sounds familiar: Obama has President Bush's time in friends; Bush strQiling with Ohio Valley Publishing Co. · office, let there be no doubt the president-elect along the "So far. cooperation has been been saying the same thins about how he wants to end it: famous Colonnade adjacent ex~ellent." said transition about the current President Dan Goodrich · gracefully. to the Rose Garden, both men chief John Podesta~ a veteran Bush. of Bill Clinton's White Presidents take tranSitiom! Never mind that Democmt waving and smiling. Publisher Barack Obama spent all that Translation: Smooth transi- House. seriously because they know time deriding Bush for "failed tion. · It was Bush's father, the the world is watching. The Charlene Hoeflich 41st president, who bitterly goal is to show that the same policies," or mocking him for The scene was the latest in General Manager-News Ediior hiding in an "undisclosed a fluny of moves by Bush, all lost to Clinton in 1992. But petty politics that can define .. location" because he was too designed to show he is serious George H.W. Bush ordered an election will not under· unpopular to show up with his about making Obarila's start a · his top aides to cooperate with - mine the transfer of power in party s own candidate, John success on Jan . 20. Clinton's transition team. He a democl'llCy. :: Congres$ shall make no law respecting an McCain. This is transition Mere hours after Obama was quoted at the tilhe as say1n other words, statesmlllh time. Outgoing presidents handily ended eight years of in~, "Let us all fmish the job ship is expected. . : establishment of religion, or prohibiting the support the new guy. Republican rule, Bush comw1th the same class with · What's more, .Bush has free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of And on that front, Bush is mended Americans for mak- which we served." indicated he takes this ttansi; speech, or of the press; or the right of the peo-: going well beyond the mini- ing history. 'They· chose a Echoes of that comment tion . particularly serious!): . pie peaceably to assemble, and to petition the mum. He has embraced the president whose journey rep- .can be found in nearly ever because the nation is in such · role of ·Statesman with such resents a triumph of the statement his son has made precarious times. Obama dod · Government for .a redress ofgrievances. gusto that it has been pard to American story - a testa- since Obama won election not 'inherit a decision about mtss. ment to hard work, optimism one week ago. how to spend a budget sur~ Tht> result is that Bush's Ialit and faith in the enduring - The First Amendment to the u.s. Constitution "I think grace is a very plus. Instead, his govern~ image at the White House promise of our nation," Bush good word for the way Bush , red ink is responding. And I'd say wil1.ace ' an economy will be one of a magnanimous said . there's a little bit of the fact in shambles and wars ongo.; leader. Whether it will If that effusiveness wasn't that there's a Bush 41 and a ing in Iraq and Afghanistan .. improve his legacy is another enough, he called Obama 's "In calmer times, presidents · Today is Thursday, Nov. 13 , the 318th day of2008. There matter. win an ins~Jiring moment and Bush 43," said Stephen Hess, incoming and outgoing have. are 48 days left in the year. . . · "This has been a very ~ood said it will be a "stirring a senior fellow emeritus at Today's Highlight in History: moment late in his prestden- sight" when the whole The Brookings Institution and ·allowed their emotions to '"'I On Nov. 13, 1982, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was cy, and, I think it's fair to say, Obarila family arrives. the author of a new book more freely, to show ~ d~dicated on the National Mall in Washington. much appreciated by the Then Bush called together about presidential transitions, displeasure and tension,', · On this date: · · "There is now a presidency JiUson said. "Bush is awOOii nation," said Cal Jillson, a about I ,000 employees on the : In 1789, Benjamin Franklin wrote in a letter to a friend, political science professor at South Lawn and told them to stamped in their DNA," Hess enough to know that the rlJllel! "In this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except Southern . Methodist embrace the transition said. "There is a very exclu- don't permit that." · death and 'taxes." All this doesn't just help University, the home of earnestly. This could have sive club·of people who have : In 1927, the Holland Tunnel opened to the public, pro- Bush's planned presidential been handled · in . a· press been president, and theY. Obarila. Bush's cooperative viding access between lower Manhattan and New Jersey · library. release, or even an internal know they may be called on tf approach could serve hinl beneath .the Hudson River. On Monday at the White memo to staff. Instead, it was ·there's a crisis. They even well, too. It puts him on 1ht; In 1940, the Walt Disney animated movie "Fantasia" had House. Bush warmly wei- a big, showy expression of somehow bond with other right side of public sentiment. its world premiere in New York . · Ending a tumultuous sec; corned Obarna, whose· domi- support for Obama, with former presidents with whom ' In 1942, Pr~sident Roosevelt signed a mea~ure lowering nant win last week was large- Bush's Cabinet standing they were not particularly and term on a positive note the minimum draft age from 21 to 18. . ly seen as a referendum on the . behind him. friendly." certainly can't hutt his stantJ., In 1956, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down laws call- Bu.sh years. The former President B11sh ing as he returns to private "The peaceful transfet of ing for racial segregation on public city and state buses. . The two leaders spent more power is one of the hallmarks· and Clinton, in fact; have life. ~ In 1971 , the U.S. space probe Mariner 9 went into orbit than an hour discussing of a true democracy," Bush become friends and successBut it won't be enoilgh kl around Mars. · · domestic and foreign policy · said. "And ensuring that this ful humanitarian partners. altet Bush's legacy, said fless. . In 1974, Karen Silkwood, a technician an"d union activist in the Oval Office. And then transition is as smooth as pas- The two have raised millions · who worked in · the at the Kerr-McGee Cimarron plutonium plant . near Bush gave Obama a personal sible is a priority for the rest of dollars for victims ofhurri- Eisenhower and Nixotl Crescent, Okla., died in a car crash while on her way to tour all around. of my presidency." canes in the United States and administrations and advised meet a reporter. The world saw video In case· anyone missed the an Asian tsunami. ·· presidentli Ford and Carter. · In 1977, the comic strip "Li'l Abner" by AI Capp "; appeared in newspapers for the last time. ' In 1985, some 23 ,000 residents of Annero, Colombia, '' died when a volcanic mudslide buried the·city. Ten years ago: President Clinton agreed to pay Paula '' Jones $850,000 to drop her sexual harassment lawsuit, with .,' no apology or admission of guilt, ending' the four-year legal II battle that had spurred the impeachment proceedings ' against him . . . Five years ago: Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore, who ~ had refused to remove his granite Ten Commandments I •. monument from the state courthouse, was thrown off the ~ bench by a judicial ethics panel for having "placed himself ' above the law." Eric Gagne of the Los Angeles Dodgers ' won the National League Cy Young Award. · Today's Birthdays: Actress Madeleine Sherwood is 86. Journalist -author Peter Arnett is 74. Producer-director Garry ,, Marshall is 74. Country' singer-songwriter Ray Wylie I Hubbard is 62. Actor Joe Mantegna is 61. Actress Sheila Frazier is 60. Actress Frances Conroy is 55. Musician Andrew Ranken (The Pogues) is 55. Actress Tracy Scoggins is 55'. Actor Chris Noth is 54 . Actress-comediall Whoopi Goldberg is 53. Actor Rex Linn ·("CSI : Miami") is 52. Actress Caroline Goodall is 49. Actor Neil Flynn ("Scrubs") is 48. Football player Vinny Testaverde is 45. Rock musician Walter Kibby (Fishbone) is 44. Comedian Jimmy Kimmel is 41. Actor Steve Zahn is 41. Rock musician Nikolai Fraiture is 30. Actress Monique Coleman is 28. ' . As someone who retained plumbers and builders. Tbey Starting Nov. 4, it's aiJ Thought for Today: "As you live, believe in life. Always ridicule ambassadors and Obama's fault. human beings will live and profess to greater, broader and doubts as recently as 1 September that Barack fuller life. The only possible death is to lose belief in this diplomats while promoting In short, they're complelely1 truth simply because the great end comes slowly, because Obarila could win the presijingoistic journalists who out of ideas. Pattly due l(j, time is long." - W.E.B . Du Bois, American author and dency, I've rarely been more have never lived abroad and Karl Rove's cynical decis~ reformer ( 1868-1963). gratified to be proven wrong. speak no foreign languages. t0 politi ize the 9/1 I _ _... Gene And with the rise of 'shock by . scheduling c · an Iraq y"6""'1' But could the Democratic wal L~ns nominee have prevailed withradio and · television, they vote immediately before !hie; out the Wall Street collapse have found a large, popular 2002 elections, the .GOP nor LETTERS TO THE that millions see as the finan• audience that eagerly absmbll the table. ConServative ·ideD' cia! equivalent of Hurricane EDITOR their contempt for intellectual logues had complete controi Katrina? look upon Obarna favorably, elites. They hoped to shape f th ' . Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less .or s•x; Without the spectacle of substantially more than voted .that audience, but the truth is o e dgovernment · h· h the · than 300 words . All letters are subject to editing, must be Sen. John McCain, owner of for him. Meanwliile, an . that their audience hllll now years, unng Yl IC Y signed, and include address and telephone number. No nine houses and 13 automoinvaded Iraq on false preleiiS· unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in biles, campaigning as the astonishing 76 pen:ent disap- ' shaped them." prove of George w. Bush. His In less exalted terms, GOP es, bungled the war calll-l ·good caste, addressing i.~sues , not personalities. Letters of working man's tribune, along "rancher" . pose abandoned, strategists made the fatal misstrophically, failed to ~ thanks to organizations and individual.~ will not be accepr- with his new best friend Joe, the president will retire to take of believing their own or kill Osama bin Laden/ ed for publication. the (unlicensed) P.lumber? north Dallas, one of a fe"' BS. It wasn't only Palin. tumedAfghanistanintoarun-' Without Sarah · Palin's metropolitan areas where McCain spent the campaign ning sore, allOwed a majo(. "Nieman-Marxist" s~ing he'll be able to appear in pub- railing against "earmarks," American city to drownJ spree and husband Todd s silk lie without jeers. approximately I percent of · resorted to kidnapping liD~( boxersh~? · · Could ANY Republican the federal budget. Now torture, gutted Fourtlt Can the Comedy Channel (USPS 213-960) · have won this fear, given there's a plan: Cancel post- Amendment pn'vacy righ:,:.;i .Reader ServiCes Ohio Valley Publishing survive without the GOP? · trucu'on ran up massive government "" Bush,s 1egacy o failure? I office _ and sewer-cons Co• From the moment he think not. Perhaps the most projects in the middle of a debt and oversaw the near-· . . Correction Policy Published every afternoon , Monday secured the Democratic nom- penetrating analysis of the recession . Put thousands out Our main concern in aU stories is to through Friday, 111 Court Street, implosion of the nation's ination, Obama ran a near- GOP plight appeared in the of wortc Terrific idea. be accurate. If you know of an error Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class postBQ8 perfect campaign. His hanWall Street Journal. Basically, Rush Limbaugh spent the financial system. In a story, call the newsroom at (740) paid at Pomeroy. It's been straight downhill dling of the TV debates was . argues Marl<; Lilla, the party week before the election hysMember: The AsSociated Press and 992·2156. masterful. ·Rather than going ~ played,. upon the prejuterically warning his audience from . · "Mission the Ohio Ntwspapor Association. Poelmlltll': Send address correc· for the knockout, Obama was dices and 1ears of the leastagainst Obarna's alleged plot Accomplished" onward. Our main number Ia lions to The Daily Sentinel, 111 Court content to display confident educated; most p(Ovincial to sei:te ,.,eeople's 40l(k) So now many of the saJne (7401 992·2156. Street. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. mastery of the issues, along Americans in order maintain retirement' "GCOUilts and put pundits wbo marveled over Department extensions are: with an imperturbable dispopower ended up captive to its them into th~ Social security President Bush's manly pro-. Subscription Rites sition that made own propaganda. trust fund. Could anybody file in his flight suit cautioQ By CJtrrler or motor route News McCain!Palin's efforts to porOne month '1 0.27 In promoting the manifestly gullible enou:gh to believe · Barack Obama to go slow, be' EdHor: Charlene Hoeflich, Ext. 12 One year '115.84 tray him as a wild-eyed radi- unqualified Palin, "who~e him have investments wotth mindful that America relllllin!i. Dolly 50' Jloporter: Brian Reed, Ext 14 cal look ridiculous. ignorance, provinciality anq seizing? a "center-right" country and S.nlor Citizen rat.a " - ' - " Beth Sergent, Ext t3 Equally clear in retrospecl populis\ demagoguery repre1\vo days after the election, take care not to offend conserOne month . '1 0.27 is the wisdom of DNC chait: sent everything older conser- Limbaugh began blaming vative sensibilities. One year '103.90 man Howard Dean's oft- vative thinkers once stood Obama for the ongoing fmanFortunately, the best thing 1. Advertising SOOscrt>om should "'"" " advance dinld 1c tho Doily Sontnol. No subridiculed strategy of compel- against," ~ublican intellec- cia! crisis: '"The Obama reces- can say about Ohama is that Outllde S.~o: Dave Harris, Ext t5 scr~pllon by mait permitted in areas in~ in all 50 states. President tuals par Jed themselves. sian is in full swing, ladies he'sfartoosmartandtoughto Outllde S.IM: Brenda Davis, El<l t6 where home ca.n.t' l8rVioe is avail1 Ntxon's famous "Southern Somewhat like self-styled and gentlemen," he said. li a-.JCin:.: Judy Clar!<, Ext. 10 able. '60s "radicals" lionizing the "Stocks are dying, which is a sten. · Strategy" appears all but (Arkansas f?emocrar-: M•ll Subscription defunct. Apart from fools Black Panthers, they elevated precursor of things to come. General Manager lnlkle Melga County misbegotten populism into This is an Ohama recession . Gazette .colummst Gene. flocking to gun sho~ to fortiCharlene Hoeflich, EKI. 12 13 Weeks '32.26 farce . . Might turn into a depression." "' Lyons . 1s a .Nationa~ fy themselves (agamst what, 26 Weeks '64.20 So it happened, Lilla writes, The presidency of George MagtiZlne Award wmner and pray tell?), most Americans 52 Weeks '127.11 E·m•H: that Republican · politicians W. B'ush, you see, never actu- co·author of "The Huming are responding to the prospect newsOmydailysentinel.com Outolde Melga County of an Obama presidency with and pundits came to "mock ally happened. Right up until of the President" (St . 13 Weeks '53.55 the advice of Nobel Prize- Nov. 3, every had thing that Martin's Press, 2(}()()), y.111 , relief and anticipation. Web: 26Weeks '107.10 ·winning economists and happened in the United StateS can e-mail Lyons at eugeneAccording to a recent CNN 52 Weeks '214.21 · www.mydailysen~nel .com poll, 64 percent of Americans praise the financial acumen of was the fault of Bill Clinton. lyon.s2@yahoo.com.) lldaral ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER WASHINGTON Congressional Democrats passed a~ay at her residence on Wednesday Nov. 12 2008 are pushing legislation to rtt her res1dence . ' ' :· She was born on May I, 1947 to the late Charles Eug~ne send $25 billion in emerand Grace Evelyn (Frank) Price. Mrs. Starcher worked as a gency loans to the beleacook at. Rocksprings Nursing Home and she attend the guered auto indu~try in exchange for a· government ~etho~tst Church m Long Bottom. She 1s sumv~d by her husband, Jim Starcher, Long ownership stake in lhe Pig Bottom;,a son, Jtmryty and Jessica Starcher, Long Bottom; Thtee car companies. House Speaker Nancy ~andc~tldren, Ja.mte llJ!d Jennifer Starcher; a sister, Ethel undr)': Re~dsvtlle ; mece and nephew, Kenny Whaley Pelosi, D-Calif., and Senate lind Lon Batley; spectal aunt , Mary Price; special uncle, Majority Leader Harry Reid , 0-Ne\!., hope for Howard Frank. qui. ck passage of the auto -,, She was preceded in death by 'her parents, and a si~te; Carolyn Whaley, · · ' bailout during a postelec•,. Services will be held on_ Saturday, Nov. 15, 2008 at II tion session that begins a.m: at the Anderson. McDaniel Funeral Home irt Pomeroy. Monday. Bunal wtl~ follow 1~ the Sand Hill Cemetery in Long · Legislation \Jeing drafted Bottom. V1s1tat;on wtll be held on Friday Nov. 14 2008 by Rep. Barney Frank, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home. ' ' · · chairman of the House Services• · ·An online regisry is avalible at www.andersonmc- Financial Committee, and Sen . Carl daniel.com. M. Levin , D-Mich., would , . . AP photo, dip into the $700 billion Chevrolet salesman Philip Jordan, left, assists Charlotte Olson, center, who's looking to Wall Street rescue money, approved by Congress last buy a car for her 18-year-old daughter, Kari Olson, right, Wednesday, in downtown Los Angeles. Treasury SAcretary Henry Paulson called autos a "critical industry" Wednesday : "ST. LOUISVILLE ·- Harold E. Weaver Jr. of St month , for the auto aid . ~.ouis~ille, passed away peacefully on Nov. I{, 2008. · President Bush is cool to but said a $700 billion financial rescue program wasn't designed for them. The White ,.He was born See!. 3, -1923, in Clifton, W.Va., to Harold that idea. But the White . House was noncommittal, but said it was open to new ideas. c : and Let)a·(Gasktns) Weaver Sr. . House says he is open .to White House press secre- dends to their shareholderS" He serVed in the U.S. Navy from 1940 to 1961 , World helping the industry, which !ion between the buyers and tary Dana Perino sa id. Bush than the financial compa' ~~11. th~.Ko.rea Conflict and the 1958 South {'ole expe- is b\lckling under .. poor tht; manufacturers that we feel understands the impottance nies that get a piece of the . the orogram hl!S to be d!fiOni He !'C!tred fr?!l:l the Navy as a First Clails Petty sal ~s . f •g ht eredI·1.and a sput- that inclusive,[' said Ann Wilson of the industry, but that the originalbailout. . · eifficer Chtef Ml!chm!st Mate. After retiring from the tenng economy. f th M carmakers' problems Auto executives, labor In an Ovaf Office meeting o e , otor and Equipment lliTavy m 1961, he relocat~d to the Newark Air Fotce Base .decades in the making leaders and o.ther in~ustry Monday, Presid~nt-elect M;mufacturers Assoctation. a~d retired . frOI!I there in 1978. After. retirement he cannot be blamed on the proponents are mountmg an : ~clli!Je '~n avid b~ek~epeF~ HAM operator, and an enthu- Obama spoke to Bush about Suppliers are also the domiadministration or the recent mtense lobbying effort f()r a §I3S!'rn local atcheology. · : . doing more to aid the indus- . 'nant manufacturing presence financial meltdown. i)t Michigan, Indiana, bailout. They want an imme; .. ~e . is . s~rvived by' his wift; of 63, yeari, Mary Lois try, at·des Sa)'d ' and Bush Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee "Look at . the hi~tory of diate $25 bi Ilion loan to keep Wmel!renner Wea~.er; th.ree chtlch:en: Thomas (Jean) said he was open to it. and Dllnois, she·noted. these companies, d~c isions the ~mpanies operating and Weaver, Linda (Weaver) f:lrench and Michael ·(Sharon) Any effort to throw the · they've made over time that a separate $25 billion to help Treasury Secretary Henry ~~a':er; .eight grat)dch!ldren: Chip. (Renee) French, Andy companies a lifeline could · g ot them to where we are cover future health care ~esstc'l!.) Fren<;h, Chnslopher (Mtssy) Weaver, Maggie run into GOP roadblocks Paulson said Wedne$day the today," Perino said. obligations for retirees and that could derail it in the auto sector was "critical," (.flobie· Martin) French, Sara (Joseph Banks) French, Frank's legislation would their dependents. , ' · LeeA~n: -~eaver, R~chel Weaver and I;mily Weaver; Senate. In that chamber, but that the financial induscarve . out a portion of the The Big Three and United including try rescue was not 'designed seven gteat-.grandchildren: Garten ·and Gabby French, Republicans, $700 billion financial rescue Auto Workers will have a some who believe · their for car companies. Clayton, 'Kora and Kirra French, Abby Weavet, ·and program for the Big Three high-profile chance to make :'Any solution has got to )latatey Banks; two sisters, Eileen (Marvin) Batton and votes for the Wall Street automakers, letting the govtheir case at a hearing next Maraatet Darst;' and one ·brother, Richard (Margie) bailout hurt, and In some be leading to long-term viaernment take an equity .stake . Wednesday before Frank 's cases doomed, their re-~lecbility"for auto companies, Weavert brother,in law,Gordon (Susan) Winebrenner:and Paulson said. , · in them in exchange for the committee. _ oumetous:'niece~ and'. lfephews. . . tion bids, .are loath to agr~e . He also sug·gested loans, said Frank:s •c n is critical that the· ,, Be~iqes his parents, b~ WaS .p~d 'in death by his to any neW'.money. · .. · C . Sen . Mitch McConnell, Rongress . cou 1d try to use spokesman, Steven Adamske. nation understand this isn't. daughter ,P~ggy (We~ver) ' Arnold, and son-in-law Garry Ky., the m.iriority leader, was the loan program already in · · The Treasury could take . just a Michigan problem; frenc~. , ,. . · <i:allillg hours will be from II a.m. to I p:m..on Friday at . noncommittal about addi- place to help the companies. wartants to share in a por- that one in 10 jobs in the But Democrats say those tion of future profits and country are impacted by the Foglesong,Tucker Funeral Home in Mason, W.Va.,'•with tiona! aid. In a ·statement; his funeral following at I, with Rev. Dick Savage officiating; spokesman said 'congress loans were designed to help would have to be paid back auto industry," Michigan His · place of rest will pe Letart Evergreen Cemetery. shoufd move to speed the automakers ·adapt to new before' any other sharehold- Gov. Jennifer Granh olm . MHitary graveside service will he conducted by done t:;y· release of a $25 billion loan fuel standards, not•to stave er. The car companies said in an interview. . off the financial disaster the would face tougher restricA House vote on Frank's VFW .Post99261md AJI!erican Legion 140.' '· program passed ·earlier to companies now say is tions on awarding pay pack- measure could come as helf. the carmakers develop imminent. · ages iO executives a~d divi- ea~ly as next Thursday. fue -efficient vehicles. ''It may be 'that' there are change~ that need to be made iii order· to expedite these ,, ... low-inte' rest loans. Other \ ' ideas ll:ave been floated· an:d ' . ~ ~ . . all will receive a review as · MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Chutch of Christ will we approach the Senate's hold its monthly free cominunitY. dinner from 4:30 to 6 p.ni . retuin next week," said DOn on Nov. 21 at the· Family, I:.tfe Center. The menu will Stewart, the spokesman. include roasted lx;ef and pOtatoes, com on the cob and Pressure _is ·bui\dlnll on pumpkin pie. lawmakers m both part1es to back a more sWeeping rescue that could extend far beyond the Bill Three. Auto supplier~. wh1ch represent the . largest manufacturing sector in several political'ly important states, including ' . .' McConnell's, are clamoring · POMEROY - The following were sentenced ill Meigs for a piece of any rescue. County Common Pleas Coun: , '1'here's so much connec~ • David W. Sigman, 'One year each on two counts of non~uppon of dependents. One year was suspended and <;;:bmmunity Col'l'ections, 500 hours of community service qrdered. ~- •· Ryan A. Cozatt, 10 years, suspended, on aggravated 1.\.W&Iary; 18 months ·each on charges oftrafficking in crack from Page AI ~pcaine, to be served consecutively with sentence from Brandi's parents, John Q.allia , Coun\y Common · Pleas Court; forfeiture of $2,242.66 to Pomeroy Police Department; Community and Cheryl Thomas, along ¢.orrections. . . _ · with several other family : ·• Anthony Hudson, 18 months each on two counts of members decided to orgag\:'oss sexual imposition, suspended, Community nize the race in the girl's memory and bestowed upon €brrections. . ·: .'Mark A. Haley, Jr., 18 months, illegal processing of it the unique name. Brandi's uncle Mike Kennedy is the drug document. ·: • Cedric'A. Ward, one year each on four·counts of posses- coach ,, for Meigs High School's Cross Country ~ton of crimU1al tools, suspended, Community Corrections. :~·i ~ . irack Team anlt has also _.been instrumental in orgaFo~losure ,. nizing the race. "Keep Your Fork" is .' POMEROY - An action for foreclosure was ·filed in deriVe\! from an inspira- . eigs County Common Pleas Court by Home National ank, Racine, against Cecil Brinager, for estate of Timothy tiona! slory sent to Kennedy follo~ing Brandi's passing. ... Brinager, Racine,.and others. . The 'story _was about a ~ A foreclosure w~ gtanted to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., against Nancy Perry, and otners. . • . , young woman who upon she on[y has ,·A complaint for forfeiture of land Installment contract discover,jng thtee' m(mths live decides was filed by Special Property VI •. Midland, Tex. ,'against to make her tofinal artangen..vid W. Stevens, Racine, and others. . · ments. One . of these ... ~ complain\ tor money jud~t was file4 by Beneficial, artangements was that she ~o. Inc., Vtrgnua Beach, Va., agamst.Terry L. Stmth, ~acme . be b,uried with a fork . The reasoning behind the fork '·' was that at most socials and '1 .• ' . dinners after the dishes . ·: POMEROY, - ~ctions for dissolution of marriage were from the main course are · l:\JCcl in Meigs CountY Common Pleas Coutt by Amy L. Youn&, clear~:d1 someone· invariably kine, and Michael Patrick Young, Raciqe; and Sandrit says , · "keep your fork," ~stet, Racine, and Melvin L. Forrester, Long Bottom. because. something better i~ coming, whethe'r it be dessert or an 1fterlife .. '' The fork is a symbol that the best is yet to come which ~OLIVE~- Michael J'. Roberts, 22, Racine, was mns~ is the •reasOn behind the ~ed to Holzer Medical Center with non-incapacitating mjuries, including multiple bone fractu~s aroun~ both eyes race's l,lnique name . Brandi's and his nose , following a one-vehtcle acctdent that family has even started the tradit,ion of wearing forks oocurred Sunday at approximately 2 a.m. ' According to troopers •.Roberts was m:;ving a 2002 Toyota around their necks ' during Celica eastbound on Oh•o 248, near mile post 8, when the race day which represents •hicle traveled off the right side of the road striking a large both comfort and inspiration, rpck and ditch. He and a passenger, Beth311y A. Bay, 30, reminding runners of why ~sville, the' owner of the car. left the scene on foot. the ntce was started. Since the first race. the Roberts was located at the Holzer ER later Sunday morning. • He was charged with failure to control, OVI, and no seat- run/walk has raised.$12.000 for academic scholarships. beit. The vehicle sustained severe damages. 7 LONG B011'0M- Gloria J. Starcher of Long Bottom Bv BEN FELLER ." '· c . ' Harold Weaver. Jr. .TODAY IN HISTORY .. • ... .. -·- ·. Free dinner .. • 81 For the Record Sentenced · Believing your own ... um, propaganda •• am1 Coming Soon To ·Race ' I . I The Daily Sentinel ' BY Juue HIRSCHFELD DAVIS Gloria J. Starcher ' The Daily Sentinel• Page As www.mydailysentinel.com I ·obituaries Thursday, N~ember 13, aoolf . I Oallla; Meigs & ~ason -· .Counties We need your Inspirational Stories! Summit Your Stories To . Matt Rodgers mrodgers@mydailytribune.com or mail to· Gallipolis Daily Tribune Att: Matt Rodgers · P.O. Box 469 Gallipolis, OH_45631 ~ Dissolution And Your Story Might Be Included In This faith Based Magazine , Highway Patrol ., • 4 /. I • ' ' �...... . . • ~ • ' . OHIO 'fhe Daily Sentinel •C PageA6 Bl The Daily Sentinel Thursday, November 13, 2008 early voting Ohio elections chief looks to ed state Senate next year, LEVELAND(AP)said he has not decided Ohio's toP. elections whether he will support official wtll consider more centers. He still has another anempt at expandconcerns about a window in ipg early voting, which has the firSt week of early voting been credited with shortenwhen people can register ijlg lines during last week's and vot~ on the same day. election. , The Ohio Republican ! Secretary of State Jennifer Party challenged the legali Brunner wants to let each ly of the week long period \It oounty, open four early votthe start of October, arguing ipg locahons in the 35 days that the process of verifying before an election. Ohio curregistrations was flawed, t3:ntly allows only one early but state and federal courts ~oting center per county. upheld the voting window. • Brunner said she will The Nov. 4 election was gauge whet!Jer ther:e's interthe first presidential contest dst in changing the law when in which voters could cast AP photo She convenes a bipartisan absentee ballots without e:Iection summitnext month. A Nov. 3 file photo showing long lines of early voters waiting outside the Clark County Board reason for voting giving a · "I suspecr early voting is of Elections. The popularity of early voting has Ohio's top elections official considering early. Some Ohio counties, going to be a very hottopic ," another try at expanding the locations where voters can cast ballots before Election Day. including Cuyahoga, $-id Aaron Ockerman, a lobencouraged early. voting by could get renewei!'support. !Jyist for the Ohio . Brunner, a Democrat, denied her request. keeping their balloting sites Speaker Jon House However, with a Association of Election tried to amend a House bill C>fficials. "I think we would this year to expand early bemocratic majority set to Husted, a Dayton-area open seven days a week. · The county, . which fully support expanding it, voting locations, but the take control of the House Republican, who is moving includes Cleveland, paid at Republican-led Legislature next yt:&, Brunner's ideas to the Republican-domina!especially in big counties." .. least $220,000 extra to staff the center Ol\ weekends. About 54.000 people, or.8 percent of those who voted m Cuyahoga County, cast hallot~ early at the Board of Elections office where the wait sometimes reached two hours . M_ore . than 200,000 others rmuled m absentee ballots, and about 395,000 peepie voted on ElectiOn Day. The h~gh early turnout reduced hnes at the polls and allowed poll workers to close most l~ations on time. "Early voting was a huge advantage," said Jane Platten. the board's director. Long early voting lines discouraged some voters m large counties, satd Dan Tokaji, .a law. pro~essor at . Ohto State Umverstty. "The most useful reform would be to ~xpa~d the ,number ~f !~allons m larg· er counues, TokaJt satd: ,. Thursday, November 13, 2008 · ' Locals land 8 on all~district football teams.for SE Ohio: BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTEAS'OMYDAILYTAIBUNE.COM COLUMBUS - A combined total of 18 locai ath· letes from Galli a·and Meigs counties were selected to the 2008 Associated Press Southeast Ohio District football teams for Divisions 0VI. Smith Bolin There were six area·teams represented · at the southeast Ohio district meeting in. '.there were a total of 10 Athens. Three schools - selections - six first-teamMeigs, Gallia Academy arid ers and four honorable menRiver Valley - were part of lions - from the Ohio the Division IV draw, while Valley PUblishing area. Meigs - the lone playoff Southern, Eastern and South Gallia were all D-6 squads. team from the area - had Of the ' 1'8 local honorees, the most selections with five 10 of those were first-team after finishing the year 8-3 selections while eight more overall. The Marauders were named honorable men- landed three players tion. Meigs County also had Jeremy Smith, Clay Bolin I I honorees in comparison and Ernie Welsh - on first to seven from Gallia County. team, while ·two others Starting in Division IV, Jacob Well anti Mason Metts DI\'JSION I Welsh Cop pick - were nat ned honorable mention for the Maroon and Gold . Ga!lia Academy - which finished 5-5 overall - landed three players on the D-4 list . Both Evan Wood and Jared Gravely were named to the first team , while Beau Whaley was selected as bonorable mention. . River Valley - which finished 3-7 overall - had two players selected. Zak Dee! was named to the first team Sean Coppick and Taylor Lemley were first team selections and Michael Manuel was an honorable mention pick . . Eastern - which finished~ 3-7 overall - also had three honorees, but only one first teamer in Ben Buckley, Kelly Winebrenner and Jeff Milhoan were both honorLemley Buckley able mention selections for. the Eagles. ' and Clayton Curnutte was an South Gallia - which finhonorable mention selec- ished the season 2-8 overall lion. - had two selections. Jacob Smith and Bolin were Dotson was a first team hanoffensive selections for the oree and Caleb McClanahan first team, while Welsh , was an honorable mention Wood, Gravely and Dee! pick . were defensive honorees. Coppick and Dotson were In Division VI, there were offensive picks for first four first-learners and four team, while Buckley and honorable mentions from the Lemley were defensive OVP area. . selections for first team . Southern -' which finHonorable mention selec· ished 4-6 overall - had' tions were riot divided into three honorees in all. Both offense and defense . . - URG to announce Athletes of Year during 'The Bevo' BY MARK WILLIAMS SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL Sodexo Dining Services loalted on 'lbe UaJvers~y or RJo Grat~de's campus iJI E1·un lind Elizabeth Davis University Cmlet' iavitesyou .lo our Suntlay brunch bultel. We have miiJiy Items to dl«lQSt from lacludiltg: tlllide to onler ~elets, pMtrifll, salad bar, breakftiSt and luueh. de sert, Ice cream bar, soup, pizza, · and much more. OUr brand\ hours are II a.m. to I p.m. •' Brina your family 1111d Join us. $7.95 for adulbi and we offer dl!lrOUated rates .lor chlldreu. Crumlphoto P?int Plea~ant head coach Dave Darst gives instruction to his team dur(ng Tuesday night's practice at Sanders F1eld m Potnt Pleasant, W.Va. 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She also led the · team with 52 runs scored and 36 stolen bases . She tied for the team lead in triples with two and ripped six doubles while driving in 10 runs. Ross also posted i mpressive slugging (.568) and onbase percentages ( .568), which were second and first on the team respectively. · In centerfield. Ross made only two errors in 50 total chances for a .960 fielding percentage. Rio ended the season with a 27-17 record overall and was the No. 2 seed in the NAJA Region IX/X Tournament. Rio had 14-6 AMC record and by virtue of beating Ohio Dominican head-to-head. claimed the South Divi sion championship. Perry, a native of Rio Grande, wins the male ath- Bv ·RusTY MILLER AP SPORTS WRITER Two coaches who · aren't fond of each other, in charge of players who feel the same •way, competing for a sharp object. Must be time for Minnesota to play Wisconsin . The Golden Gophers and Badgers meet Saturday to renew the longest-running rivalry in major college football - this is meeting No. I 18. Adding a subplot, the Big Ten rivals have become fierce foes on the recruiting trail. There is clear tension between Minnesota coach APphoto Tim Brewster and Minnesota he~d coach Tim Brewster stands in front of the team during t~e school · Wisconsin's ·Bret Bielema. song alter Minnesota lost 24·17 to Northwestern in an NCAA college football game who has . five Minnesotans Saturday in Minneapolis. · · . on his team. The list includes receiver David Gilreath, who initially committed to the Gophers before choosing the Badgers. Brewster beamed this week about defensive back Kim Royston. a Twin Cities native who transferred home after two seasons at ·Wisconsin. Big Ten rules prohibit him from being on scholarship at Minnesota, so he's paying his own way. "What he 's done to come here couldn't be any stronger statement about what it means to be a Gopher and how badly he wanted to be a Gopher." Brewster said . Royston is ineligible to play this season but will play in 2009. He has been a valuable member of the ....... _ ... , .... IMi �...... . . • ~ • ' . OHIO 'fhe Daily Sentinel •C PageA6 Bl The Daily Sentinel Thursday, November 13, 2008 early voting Ohio elections chief looks to ed state Senate next year, LEVELAND(AP)said he has not decided Ohio's toP. elections whether he will support official wtll consider more centers. He still has another anempt at expandconcerns about a window in ipg early voting, which has the firSt week of early voting been credited with shortenwhen people can register ijlg lines during last week's and vot~ on the same day. election. , The Ohio Republican ! Secretary of State Jennifer Party challenged the legali Brunner wants to let each ly of the week long period \It oounty, open four early votthe start of October, arguing ipg locahons in the 35 days that the process of verifying before an election. Ohio curregistrations was flawed, t3:ntly allows only one early but state and federal courts ~oting center per county. upheld the voting window. • Brunner said she will The Nov. 4 election was gauge whet!Jer ther:e's interthe first presidential contest dst in changing the law when in which voters could cast AP photo She convenes a bipartisan absentee ballots without e:Iection summitnext month. A Nov. 3 file photo showing long lines of early voters waiting outside the Clark County Board reason for voting giving a · "I suspecr early voting is of Elections. The popularity of early voting has Ohio's top elections official considering early. Some Ohio counties, going to be a very hottopic ," another try at expanding the locations where voters can cast ballots before Election Day. including Cuyahoga, $-id Aaron Ockerman, a lobencouraged early. voting by could get renewei!'support. !Jyist for the Ohio . Brunner, a Democrat, denied her request. keeping their balloting sites Speaker Jon House However, with a Association of Election tried to amend a House bill C>fficials. "I think we would this year to expand early bemocratic majority set to Husted, a Dayton-area open seven days a week. · The county, . which fully support expanding it, voting locations, but the take control of the House Republican, who is moving includes Cleveland, paid at Republican-led Legislature next yt:&, Brunner's ideas to the Republican-domina!especially in big counties." .. least $220,000 extra to staff the center Ol\ weekends. About 54.000 people, or.8 percent of those who voted m Cuyahoga County, cast hallot~ early at the Board of Elections office where the wait sometimes reached two hours . M_ore . than 200,000 others rmuled m absentee ballots, and about 395,000 peepie voted on ElectiOn Day. The h~gh early turnout reduced hnes at the polls and allowed poll workers to close most l~ations on time. "Early voting was a huge advantage," said Jane Platten. the board's director. Long early voting lines discouraged some voters m large counties, satd Dan Tokaji, .a law. pro~essor at . Ohto State Umverstty. "The most useful reform would be to ~xpa~d the ,number ~f !~allons m larg· er counues, TokaJt satd: ,. Thursday, November 13, 2008 · ' Locals land 8 on all~district football teams.for SE Ohio: BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTEAS'OMYDAILYTAIBUNE.COM COLUMBUS - A combined total of 18 locai ath· letes from Galli a·and Meigs counties were selected to the 2008 Associated Press Southeast Ohio District football teams for Divisions 0VI. Smith Bolin There were six area·teams represented · at the southeast Ohio district meeting in. '.there were a total of 10 Athens. Three schools - selections - six first-teamMeigs, Gallia Academy arid ers and four honorable menRiver Valley - were part of lions - from the Ohio the Division IV draw, while Valley PUblishing area. Meigs - the lone playoff Southern, Eastern and South Gallia were all D-6 squads. team from the area - had Of the ' 1'8 local honorees, the most selections with five 10 of those were first-team after finishing the year 8-3 selections while eight more overall. The Marauders were named honorable men- landed three players tion. Meigs County also had Jeremy Smith, Clay Bolin I I honorees in comparison and Ernie Welsh - on first to seven from Gallia County. team, while ·two others Starting in Division IV, Jacob Well anti Mason Metts DI\'JSION I Welsh Cop pick - were nat ned honorable mention for the Maroon and Gold . Ga!lia Academy - which finished 5-5 overall - landed three players on the D-4 list . Both Evan Wood and Jared Gravely were named to the first team , while Beau Whaley was selected as bonorable mention. . River Valley - which finished 3-7 overall - had two players selected. Zak Dee! was named to the first team Sean Coppick and Taylor Lemley were first team selections and Michael Manuel was an honorable mention pick . . Eastern - which finished~ 3-7 overall - also had three honorees, but only one first teamer in Ben Buckley, Kelly Winebrenner and Jeff Milhoan were both honorLemley Buckley able mention selections for. the Eagles. ' and Clayton Curnutte was an South Gallia - which finhonorable mention selec- ished the season 2-8 overall lion. - had two selections. Jacob Smith and Bolin were Dotson was a first team hanoffensive selections for the oree and Caleb McClanahan first team, while Welsh , was an honorable mention Wood, Gravely and Dee! pick . were defensive honorees. Coppick and Dotson were In Division VI, there were offensive picks for first four first-learners and four team, while Buckley and honorable mentions from the Lemley were defensive OVP area. . selections for first team . Southern -' which finHonorable mention selec· ished 4-6 overall - had' tions were riot divided into three honorees in all. Both offense and defense . . - URG to announce Athletes of Year during 'The Bevo' BY MARK WILLIAMS SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL Sodexo Dining Services loalted on 'lbe UaJvers~y or RJo Grat~de's campus iJI E1·un lind Elizabeth Davis University Cmlet' iavitesyou .lo our Suntlay brunch bultel. 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' ( P:,:· i .... ~ · · · Lorry Point Pl~sant .prepped for playoff trip to Magnolia ·playoff .appearance, but It appears second year head coach Dave Darst and his POINT PLEASANT, squad finally have this team W.Va. ~ Welcome back turned around and are ready Point Pleasant. to make some noise at the · After a 10 year hiatus state level once again. "The team is excited, our from postseason play tbe Big Blacks - who are 7-3 whole student body· is excitthis fall - will be playin~ in ed, and they are just ecstatic Week 12 for the first time that we have finally made since 1998 when they travel that tum al]d, as a coaching to Wetzel County Friday staff, we are just proud of night to take on eight -seed- the kids and what ther, have ed Magnolia (7-3) in New accomplished so far, ' saic! Martinsville. Darst. "We don't want them It has been a tough road to to cotne in here and just be reach this point for the Big satisfied with .just making Blacks, who have reC!)rded a .the playoffs. 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She also led the · team with 52 runs scored and 36 stolen bases . She tied for the team lead in triples with two and ripped six doubles while driving in 10 runs. Ross also posted i mpressive slugging (.568) and onbase percentages ( .568), which were second and first on the team respectively. · In centerfield. Ross made only two errors in 50 total chances for a .960 fielding percentage. Rio ended the season with a 27-17 record overall and was the No. 2 seed in the NAJA Region IX/X Tournament. Rio had 14-6 AMC record and by virtue of beating Ohio Dominican head-to-head. claimed the South Divi sion championship. Perry, a native of Rio Grande, wins the male ath- Bv ·RusTY MILLER AP SPORTS WRITER Two coaches who · aren't fond of each other, in charge of players who feel the same •way, competing for a sharp object. Must be time for Minnesota to play Wisconsin . The Golden Gophers and Badgers meet Saturday to renew the longest-running rivalry in major college football - this is meeting No. I 18. Adding a subplot, the Big Ten rivals have become fierce foes on the recruiting trail. There is clear tension between Minnesota coach APphoto Tim Brewster and Minnesota he~d coach Tim Brewster stands in front of the team during t~e school · Wisconsin's ·Bret Bielema. song alter Minnesota lost 24·17 to Northwestern in an NCAA college football game who has . five Minnesotans Saturday in Minneapolis. · · . on his team. The list includes receiver David Gilreath, who initially committed to the Gophers before choosing the Badgers. Brewster beamed this week about defensive back Kim Royston. a Twin Cities native who transferred home after two seasons at ·Wisconsin. Big Ten rules prohibit him from being on scholarship at Minnesota, so he's paying his own way. "What he 's done to come here couldn't be any stronger statement about what it means to be a Gopher and how badly he wanted to be a Gopher." Brewster said . Royston is ineligible to play this season but will play in 2009. He has been a valuable member of the ....... _ ... , .... IMi �; r Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Thursday, November 13, 2008 www .mydailysentinel.coni Thursday, November 14, 2008 www.mydallysentlnel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page B3 t!Crtbune- SentinelC· L A S S I F I E D OUR 'EXPERTS' BREAK DOWN THIS WE.EK'S HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAMES Galli a County OH Bryan Walters Spom Wmt•r Recnrd: (}."; ~].7 Jl..eLord: L.m ·Week:()·~ (wmncn m hilld) Poim Charlie Shepherd Paginator · R ecord: Hll-40 LJsr Week : S- 5 Larry .Crum Spurt~ Writt:T L.t~r ~4-J6 We,..k : 7-.\ (witlJWr~ in l1mnr Plo:.·.~~.mt l.uili[J Jt. 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Balf!lr at t. lggan Elm \'5 Logan Elm \'5 Ea~tmoor Acadtmv Ea~tmoo r .At.,·~J d t- n w Log.1n Elm vs ()attmoor Academy Martins fern V5 . New Le xington Martm~ Ferry V)l New Lexinaton Martins Fo:rry v~ New Lexington dt at St. Mary's St·. Mary\ ,-s Malnrn Hannjbal Rivrr \'5 M<llvern Hanni bal.River "Maintll Han nibal lt.iver vs Malvern Bjsbop Ready L1herry Union Bishop Ready vs Liherry Union Bj1hop Ready vs Liberty ~nion vs JJherty Umgp County J\ E<~stmoor 31 vS New Lexington Hanpjbal Bjyrr HannibJl R.iver vs Malum Bjshgp Rctdy Bjlbo_p Rudy ~ Liberty '"s Liberty Union Union Previous Champions .:.._ 2001: Butch Cooper, 2002: Butch Cooper, 2003: Brad Sherman, 2004: Brad Sherman, 2005: Bryan Walters, 2006: Brad Sherman, 2007: Dave Hanis. Get back into action with .. Dr. Kelly Roush, Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician._ Monday thru .Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HOW IO WRIIE Should Include .These Jten1s •POLICIES* LoOt & Found Found a loading ramp for a trailer (ln Rt. 141. 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The Farmers Bank and Savings Comptny Is selling lor caoh In hand or . certified check lhe following Request lor Proposal. collateral: minority- · 1989 Small, 240-A owned and women Tlmberjack Cable business enterprises Skidder 7696 are encouraged ft. to 1995 Frelghtllnor submit. Request tor Semi Proposal Packets will · 1FUYDOYB6SH46568 be provided and program criteria are Included In the available be November 3, 2008. To .obtain a Request for Proposal please contact Denise Keyea, AAA Fiscal Manager, at 740-3736400. Completed proposal aubmlaalona are due to the Area Agency on Aging November 21, 2008 by 4:00 p.m. (11 113 .Public Notice Thl Home Nlllonal lwtk will auction the following llwn on lalurcllty, No....,blr 11, 2008, 1110:00 a.m. II the Bank'a ptrl<lng lol. 2004 Buick lllndllvOUI 305DA03E04S5r2715 Orand 1814 Jllp Chlrok" _ '1J40258YSRC221802 'Thl HolM National 8 " Office of Ed Ayers, MD Pleasant Valley Hospital Medical Office Building Suite 118 · BRISTOL NASCAR . ,' PACKAGE March 21, 2009 March 23, 2009 Includes matorcoacl1 transportation, ticllefs to the parking and two nights hotel to accon~nrn)dations clalltpoli.& Jaail!' utribune l)otnt ~lea.&ant ittg~.&ter The Daily Senti~el &unba!' ttlmes -6entfnel ' The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserve1 the right to bid at lhlo sale, and to withdraw the above collateral p••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• prior to sale. 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ColleQeund Schools 12748 Houses lor Saii ..: .....................................302S L.ond (Acreoge) ..........................................3030 Lots ............·................................................3035 bOll A, 1111 ~ 'Wont to buy ................................................3040 Real Eslale Rental~................................... 3500 $469/person (double occupancy) $439/person (triple occupancy) City/State/Zip -..,..-------.--- given. For FLU CliNIC ' when you pay for a 6 or 12 month subscription .on your home delivered subscription! Public Notice • All ads ~~~§§~~[~3~18~7---:=-~:::-:::::~:~:~=~· ~_t~~E~~[~ \ If so, you qualify for a lhe right to reject any •nd all bids. All vehicles are oold, aa Ia where Ia, wllh no warranties expressed or Implied. For an appointment to see, call 949-2210, ask lor Sheila. (11) 12, 13, 14 Want to buy a long shaft out bOard motor 10 to 35 HP With manual tiller. Also a working propane refrigerator. ' 74().256-6827 or 740·610-4875 ~~-.--~--~ lead singer for estab· lished . souttlerrv'classlc i"ock band. Serious lnq. only. 74CJ.446·1974 eves. al!er SPM. --- - - Nolicoo . ' •. NOTICES Thursday for Sunday• Po.po.r For Sunda.y• Paper • Ads Should Run 7 Days ~~~~-:'":"'"::'"~ Lost 2 male Jack Russel Dogs Around · Prospect Church Rd. area since Oct: 31, answers to Odie & Beau. Reward lor safe rstum. Call Kelly 446-7019 or 645·3282 Now taking bkls for Founl:l 3 horses, cal! . to paintinQ and or cleaning 10 (740) 949•70oo . of vacant ·unlls. Must (pro:-''!"""!!::"":~~~~ .vide proof of Workers lost ON SR 232. Fe· tompensalton and llabil· InSurance. Please male retriever mix. Re· · ity . cently spayed. $100 Re- call HOney Suckle Hilts call Apts. 740·446-3344 or ward. PJease stop by off~o ot 266 Co(740)271).2737 lon~l Dr. Bidwell, Ohio Reward : loot 2 mon. oiO . male brlndto Boxer, lillie 10\J •" '-, gl~ < heartbroken , . please ·1:au 304'593·2641. · _, Areyoll ·65 or older? . 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Bishop Ready :W.xnt M:.r.r}'~ Academy , Martjn• Ferry Oeatltirec Rayspmggd Shddy Spring .waxm 1 To Webster County \~le b~ t er Laj{Jil Elm ~ Ea:ttrrioor Academy "~ a( Chapm.'nyiUs at Ravenswood Lopn ,;1m vs ' .J!._mes Monroe Jt C hapnwwille Monroe Wehster Coumy CJav~ Batel!e at Point Plemnr Jt Magnolia M.1gnolia ,,, Baycmwpod .\Yiy_ru_ MJrtinsburt Jt Cabell Mjd and .1t Munm e CbapmanvU!c c:!Jy- B.trc.'ll c St Mary'• Jt Lo~.m Nl'\V Lc:..:m~lon Jamc~ '\Judy Spnng Jl ~):11.1 <:Jav- H.trdlt• Jt sj Mary'• Mary 's Jam~ . ' ShJJ\· Sprmp; Cahe!J Mjdland Eln1 ~·~ Eaumoor Academy ' H.mnib.tl WdJSt~·r Co unty :u Ravemwood Sprtn~<: M.Htimbur~ Jt C:IJ\·- lltu~ ll l' Jl Jt \VebstL'r Cmmty R.avrnswood Jt ~Yilt Pojm Plcatant Jt Paginator Record: 76-44 Last Week: 6-4 (winners ln hWd) (winners in ~Hili~) Pojot PJcasapr .It J\.ohj.tanlia ) <tlll t:S Monmt• Jl ChapmaJWjlle Wt'h\tL'f Coumv Ravrnswood ShJdy Monrol; ,\t ~hapmanyjlle Jt WIJ!..M M:utmshurl.! .n Cabell Midland JtlllL'S Stacey Walters Hope Roush Repom·r Re-cord : 82-3H Last Wrt•k': 5-5 R<,ord: 78-42 Last Week: 5-5 (winners 111 h!z.hl) Jt MJ~noh.t .It MJ!!noh;~ Jt ClupmHJVIIk ShJdy Spnn!! Jt . lteporrer Pojn1 Pleallp( Jam¢1 Monroe ,Wal)::l.l.t Beth Sergent Reportt'r llt"cord : 7S-42 La~1 Wee k. : !:! -2 (winners in ludd.) jJm.:' Monror: .It Chapm;mymc Cou nn·, Rewn•wood Diane Pottorff (winneN. in~ .It MJ!o(llOiiJ Jt Dave Ha,rris Ad. Rt'prdr:marivc R ecord: H2-3H. Last Wt't"k: 4-6 (wi nners in b..Qld) .tt Map10lja WdN~o'r Cmmry Martjnsburi .Lt C:Jbdl Midland C:Lw- B.u',•llt• st Mary'• c..:IJy-lhtclll· ,11 St. Mary •, Record: 74-46 Lls[W~el: 3- 5 at ICan·nswo(>d ;U lb):!R Sports Correspondt·m L:1~t Week: .S-5 .u Cbampanyjllc Jt Jt Re\·urd: 7-1--46 J ame~ J\1(>nroc ShJdy Spnn~ Martjnsbyrg Spom c:orrL"!ipOIJdi.!nt Pmm Pkh.lllr , ~~ Maptolja l 1 ll·:•~dm Jl Magnulja At (winner<; in h.ohJ) Gary qork SCott Wolfe Websites: In One Week With Us www.mydailytribune.com E·mall www.mydailysentinel.com classified@ mydailytribune .com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS www.mydailyregister.coni AD N LINE To Place t!Crtbune Sentinel l\egtster vr.ur Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Cal Today... or Fax ro (740) 446·3ooa or Fax To (740) 992·2157 · Or Fax 675-5234 . u-tod1 ~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Show Steers tor sate- Ali K WHO MADE WHO /A!i x Angus H.•• '' r broke$1000 090 Call 740...()45-7$97 ~~,;;;,_""'=:;:;;;;;;;;;;; Big Rooster & . 0 bl~klwtllte kitten to give away. 4-4S·l7:!2 Rag.Lab puppies, 1st shots&wormed $200.985-4138 6 wt< old ROitljeilet ml<. 4 F 1 M Frso 10 ,good home. 36Hl624 =:::=----::-~~ 6CKC Registered $250.11~. 4 (m) $200.00. avail: dep. or 2BR (740) APT. C/A. 44 1 0 194 .,.__._..,...-~..,...­ Apartment avallable now RiVerbend Apts. NeW: Haven WV. Now accep1J 1ng apphcations for HUO-subsidized, one Bedroom Apts. Utilities included. Based on 3QOIO of adjusted income . Call 304·862·312f, avallabl6 lor Senior and OisableO_ people. CONVENIENTLY LQCATED & AFFORD· ABLE• Townhouse apart· = ments, and/or small: --~H;;;OUII ...i;;;;l;;;For~Sa;oi,loi;;;;;;;; houses for rent. Call·· ~3 740·441-1111 tor appu-: · Bed , 2 Bath! Only cation & information. $15,500 for lislings ·~--~~~~~-: 800-620-4946 ex R019 14 Avoiding foreclosure paymen ts left rna ke one move in. 446 ' 3093 3BR 2 Bath $299 month. 446·3384 3 BR 2 b th tt ched . 11 a a a M garage w acre on om· · 1 R d t •ngs ar oa · new ur· nace & heat pump $ 125,000 _740.949 •2009 or740 •367 •7731 2&3BR and up, Central APTS Air, ELLM WID VIEW hookup. tenant pays electric. EHO. Elm View Apts. (304}882·3017 FREE 2, 8 wks old, Pup- NEW AND USED STEEL pies 112 Jack Russell & Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar 1/2 mix 304-675·5313 tor C(lncrete • Angle, Channel. Flat Bar, Steel Spring Valley Green Apartments 1 BA, for rent Grating for Drains. Drive$375 . month. ways & Walkwavs . L&L 740446-1599 Scrap Metals Open Mon. Tue, Wed & Fri, Twin Ri'llilrs Tower is acoSam-4:30pm. Closed cepting applications for Thurs. Sat & SlJn. ~...;,~...;,...;,":"'_,_~ waiting list for .HUD sub740-446-7300 Extraordinary Property: sldized, l·BR apar1menl ,.... .. ._u'1If v le. w of lh8 tor the elderly/disabled, ., r·~Wonl To 8uy · ,__... call675·6679 EBY,Farm IMTEGRITY, Private dri'le off Lincoln OhloR•-· · Hill, Pomeroy. Ohio, 2 br. upstairs .wlbath, thr KIEFER BUILT, _Absolute Top Dollar · sll· VALLEY HORSE/LIVE· verlgold coins, any woods on three sides lngroom. <l'ningroorrj. (4+)acres, to a historical kitchen . washroom. hal1 STOCK TRAILERS, t0KI14K/18K gold jewLOA.O MAX EOUif)· e1ry, denta 1 go ld, pre 1"1ome. CITGa , 1900, s. bath, available Dec. 3rd, MENT TRAILERS, 1935 US currency, bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, 2 (740)992·2012 · CARGO EXPRESS & prooflmlnt sets, dia· lull batns, 2 staircases, Beech St., Middleport, 2 HOMESTEADER . mor'!dS, MTS Coin ShOp. beautiful original wood- br. furnished apartment. CARGO/CONCESSION 151 2nd Avanue. Galli· work, many picture ·win· utilities paid, no pets, TRAILERS. B+W polis. 446-2842 trod ws, lmostlyk' nhew windn· dep. & ref., GOOSENECK FLATBED ows, arge ltc en a (740)992-0165 $399S. VIEW OUR ENYard Sale breakfast room, beauti· TIRE TRAILER INVEN· · ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ fully landscaped with in Beech Street, MiddleTORY "AT Opening Thrift Shop, 482 ground pool. Sit on the port, 2 bedroom furWWW.CARMICHAEL· Hmton St., Mason WV, wrap around p(lrCh and nished apartment, utillTRAILERS.COM Thursdays & Saturdays enJOY the spectacular ties paid, no pets, deo44 9am-3pm each week, 'View at the Ohio River. 2 posit & references, . 740 6 3825 -:--.--~":"'-= bargains! also tree car detached garage and (740)992·0165 H 1 Apt Have you priced 8 John clothes & stuff 2 out buii01ngs. Would J k 1' 11 ac • make a wonderful family 8 eaut u Deere lately? You'll be son Estates 52 West· surprised' Check out our home or bed & breakfast. wood Or., tr~ $365 to sed . Private and Picturesque u Inventory at SPECTACULARVIEW $560. 740-446-2568, www.CAREO.com. CarSerious inquires only, Equal Housing Opportu. michael · Equipment ~"'--/ RVa & nity. This . instrtution is an ..........,... please call740·992·3676 Equal Opportunity Pro740-44 6•2412 Trailen Land IAcraogo) vider and Employer. fJOfl flr ~· 1, • • RV Service at Carmf· ~:'-':"';o'o-:o~;oj;~ Brand new duplex with 2 chaet Trailers .345 Acres located on BR. 1.5 baths. attached 496 Paxton Rd . Galllpo- gar. front 1 back porches. 740·446-3825 . Collodibloo lis. Is •dequate for a mo· Land tor your flowers 1 bile home. Has all hook· garden . fully equipped Clissy's Odds & · Ends, '!'up•s·7~4~0·.4~41··-51~2~9~---· kitchen, wheelchair ac· large selection of salt & eNICe at Carmichael Exceptional 200 acre cessible . MidWay .be· pepper shakers, Fire Trailers cattle farm in Gallia Co. tween Jackson and Galli· 740-446-3825 Kilg glassware , QH. 60+ acres poliS on Highway 35. 8:00-4:00 Mon-Fri, 606 weiHjrained bottomland Rent S600. Call for appliEash Mai~ St., Pomeroy alonQ Raccoon Creek, cation to 740·236·1872 GO+ acres pasture, bat· or e·n'lail to southohio· Fuel/ ance wooded. Stock wa- !lving@gmall.com Wood I Gat ter pond, 2 ·springs; well. :G~ro<--,.lou--o~L~Iv'".l.ng~1--an~d:"= 2 Seasoned Firewood Farm has carried 40-45 Bedroom Apts. at Villa_pe Hardwood. 446-920<1 cows w/calves . MOdem Manor and Riverside 02 Honda Ac<ord V6, brick ranch style hOuse Apts. in Middleport, from ~Se':'a~soned~~":'F~ire~w~oo<I~~C~AA~ loaded. 92,000 m11es. w/ finished walk-out s;327 to $592. HEAP accepted. Cal! 740.245·5526 · basement. 937-596-6n4 740·992·5064. E~ual 645-5946 or 44 Hl941 Housi"Q Opportunity. Firewood lor sale lor in· 1996 Oldsmobile .~pacious 3BA apt. lo- · tormatton call Achieva. 120.000 mites. Gallipolis. water. seso 740.379·2891 or Askin.g $500 Contact • ""'""'""'""'"""""'""""" cated month in Includes 740.446-2513 7<0-441-5460 ·-~' ...,._.. .._ ..., trash, sewage. No pets s-- Enul~nt :V . on I CooJII blickltan longhair ;;;~M:i~1 c~•:•:oo~'leou;;;•~~ O.ChShOOd, mates, ~ &hOts, wormed $25D' Jet Aeration Motors reeach 304·593-3820 paired, new & rebuitt in ':'::';:"'""':"~-~~~ stock. Call Roo Evans. AKC Mfli Dachshund HJOO·SJ7•9526 _ pup. S300. Call --~~~"":'~-~ 740·256·1498 A Kenmore heavy duty upr9lt freezer, in, good For sale · S.Shlhtzu pup- condition for $200, Call p;o&, I wka. old, 1·(~ aflet 5pm 7-40-949-3059 Carpet Fall 20 oz. Commorcial Carpet $6 .95/yard eo.ors. For 88le German Shep- Several herd & Bolglun MalinOis 74()o.«6.7444 .. Quality at Low Prtoeol pups 304-381).5598. lull blooded but not reg. 304-674-4625. n itcln. aneo,us Pets appliances $400/mo + 740.418·5288 386-8039 Mollohan ~at. S ..,......, 94 Chrysler Lebaron 4dr Sedan . Approx 112,000 mi. $1800. For into call 245·5494 after 6pm ~~~-~--.---~ 96 Neon 4 door, 5 speed. 51500 abO Call 256•1652 or 256_1233 Wanl To luy Townhou1M 740·591·5174 or 44 Hm o and 2 BR apatrtrnents Tara Towr1house tor rent near ctowr1town Poll')t Pleasant . AU utili· Apartments 2BR , 1.5 lies paid. No pets. bath, back patio, pool, Please call playground. (trash. sewJ04·360-G163. age, water pd.) $425/rent, $425/sec. 1BA Apt, WID hooklJps, dep. Call 7-4D-367-Q547 satellite TV incl. wlrent, close to hospital Call 74o;Qo.;33;;;9;.·;. 036;,;;;2-:-'~·~•-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;; 7.;_ o;;;~;;;Coo;;;;~m;;;m~..~dal~~"": ~2 bay service statiOfl 3 rooms and bath up- JackSon Pike. l&ase Want to buy Junk Cars, stairs . Completely tur· required. Call 446-3644 call740-388·0884 nished with WID. No lor more Into. poll: Ref. Roq. 44 Hl245 ' f J ' I • �; r Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Thursday, November 13, 2008 www .mydailysentinel.coni Thursday, November 14, 2008 www.mydallysentlnel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page B3 t!Crtbune- SentinelC· L A S S I F I E D OUR 'EXPERTS' BREAK DOWN THIS WE.EK'S HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAMES Galli a County OH Bryan Walters Spom Wmt•r Recnrd: (}."; ~].7 Jl..eLord: L.m ·Week:()·~ (wmncn m hilld) Poim Charlie Shepherd Paginator · R ecord: Hll-40 LJsr Week : S- 5 Larry .Crum Spurt~ Writt:T L.t~r ~4-J6 We,..k : 7-.\ (witlJWr~ in l1mnr Plo:.·.~~.mt l.uili[J Jt. Mapolja J.ut•e~ Mtlllfll\' jJill t"! i\10llf<)l." dt Cbapmanvme Chapmanyille Webster Comm· at Rayenswood 'W~;hucr WrlNL'f <. :uu rl t\" Rayepswood ShJtk SrrlllK 'O;hJdy Jt ~)111. Jt C:. I-1~·U Martjnsbura ,If C.1hdl r\1i dl.m.l M1JIJnJ .II Lo~o~n Lo~~:.m (witmt"rs in h2ld) Pomr P IL• ,J\~Ill Spnn~ Point Plea•ant fojpt Plcaaanl ( : t Jy~ H:Ht:il<' st Mary's ,lt st Elm v, EaumOnr Aqdem)' Loaan Elm v.; .EJsm•••or ALJd,•my Loaan Elm v~ EJ'itnmnr Ac1d cmy Elm \'~ Eaumoor Academy Martins ferry \'' Nl·w Lexmglon Martjm ferry ~- ~ New l e.xingto,m Martjm fern; n · f'cw Lc xi nh11on MJrtl!Js Ft'rry \~ Nfw Lexjngton Martins .fcro n Hounjbal Rivrr vs MJiwrn Hannibal R.iwr HJIInibJl Riv~r \'5 Malyerp Hannjbal River v~ M~lwrn Bj1hop Rudy vs L1beny Unio n lti\··cr Malnro \"i Bj,Jbop Rudy liht'rt\' Union Bishop Ro:Jdy vs Libcrry llp!on v~ U1shop R~·ad,· \"S I jbffO' Unjon Jt · M~ r.timhur~ .11 Cahrll Mjsland ~ ShJJy Sprin~ Jt ,Wa):Df Shady Sprin~ Martins burf Jt , Cabell Mj.;lagd Mani m bmg at Cabell Midl!!nd Marti1ubur~ at Cabell Mjllaod Cl<~y- B~t elle C lay- lhtelle at St Man's Cl•lt . Balf!lr at t. lggan Elm \'5 Logan Elm \'5 Ea~tmoor Acadtmv Ea~tmoo r .At.,·~J d t- n w Log.1n Elm vs ()attmoor Academy Martins fern V5 . New Le xington Martm~ Ferry V)l New Lexinaton Martins Fo:rry v~ New Lexington dt at St. Mary's St·. Mary\ ,-s Malnrn Hannjbal Rivrr \'5 M<llvern Hanni bal.River "Maintll Han nibal lt.iver vs Malvern Bjsbop Ready L1herry Union Bishop Ready vs Liherry Union Bj1hop Ready vs Liberty ~nion vs JJherty Umgp County J\ E<~stmoor 31 vS New Lexington Hanpjbal Bjyrr HannibJl R.iver vs Malum Bjshgp Rctdy Bjlbo_p Rudy ~ Liberty '"s Liberty Union Union Previous Champions .:.._ 2001: Butch Cooper, 2002: Butch Cooper, 2003: Brad Sherman, 2004: Brad Sherman, 2005: Bryan Walters, 2006: Brad Sherman, 2007: Dave Hanis. Get back into action with .. Dr. Kelly Roush, Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician._ Monday thru .Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HOW IO WRIIE Should Include .These Jten1s •POLICIES* LoOt & Found Found a loading ramp for a trailer (ln Rt. 141. Must describe. 645·5402 PUBLIC NOTICE The Area Agency on ·Aging at Buckeye Hllla-Hocklng Valley Regional Oevelopmonl Dlatrlct, "P.O. Box 370, Reno, Ohio 45n3 Is requesting proposals from Payroll Agents Bank for Fiscal . Intermediary services for residents of Athena, Hocking, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry and Washington counties. Fiscal Intermediary services are needed for the consumers of the Choices Medicaid waiver , j:.lrogram . . Details of lef'lices to reserves .Senior Discount* PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE: Is hareby given that Here's all you .need to do.... Fill out the.coupon below ' and drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ID. on Saturday, November 15, 2008 at '10:00 0 .m., a public sale will be held al43519 SR 124, Pomeroy, Ohio. The Farmers Bank and Savings Comptny Is selling lor caoh In hand or . certified check lhe following Request lor Proposal. collateral: minority- · 1989 Small, 240-A owned and women Tlmberjack Cable business enterprises Skidder 7696 are encouraged ft. to 1995 Frelghtllnor submit. Request tor Semi Proposal Packets will · 1FUYDOYB6SH46568 be provided and program criteria are Included In the available be November 3, 2008. To .obtain a Request for Proposal please contact Denise Keyea, AAA Fiscal Manager, at 740-3736400. Completed proposal aubmlaalona are due to the Area Agency on Aging November 21, 2008 by 4:00 p.m. (11 113 .Public Notice Thl Home Nlllonal lwtk will auction the following llwn on lalurcllty, No....,blr 11, 2008, 1110:00 a.m. II the Bank'a ptrl<lng lol. 2004 Buick lllndllvOUI 305DA03E04S5r2715 Orand 1814 Jllp Chlrok" _ '1J40258YSRC221802 'Thl HolM National 8 " Office of Ed Ayers, MD Pleasant Valley Hospital Medical Office Building Suite 118 · BRISTOL NASCAR . ,' PACKAGE March 21, 2009 March 23, 2009 Includes matorcoacl1 transportation, ticllefs to the parking and two nights hotel to accon~nrn)dations clalltpoli.& Jaail!' utribune l)otnt ~lea.&ant ittg~.&ter The Daily Senti~el &unba!' ttlmes -6entfnel ' The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserve1 the right to bid at lhlo sale, and to withdraw the above collateral p••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• prior to sale. Further, The Farmora Bonk and Savtnga Subscriber's Name------- Company . riHf'WI tho right to reJect any or ell bldo aubmlttad. Tho above dltcrlbld collateral will bl told "aa la·wharo It", wtlh not axprauod or Implied warranty Address - - - - - - - - - - Phone, _____________ further lnlormtlon, or for 1n tppolnlmonl to lnlpoc! colllteral, prlor to tall date contact Cyndla or Kan at ii2-2138. (11) 12, 13, 14 $419/person (quad oocupancy) $599/person (single oc:Cutlancyl Staying a! the Hampton Inn in· Princatan,wv, . •. · · PEREEOCT CHRISTMAS GIFT! We can provide a certificate for · presentation dUri~g hoiid&ys LIMITED St:ATSI No refunds unless trip Is can<:eiiEKI We accept cash, cred~ cards, checks and money orders To n~ake a reservation please oall PVH Cqn~n~unlty Relations, . (304) 675-4340,, Ext. 1326 '' . with a copy o1 your photo ID to I Ohio V•llay Publlahlng P.O. llox 481, G•lllpoll .. OH 45831 I November 13 &20 9 am- Noon 1 pm to 4 pm Bring insurance information For more information please call, . . In_In td tlktn GYel' the pttone. KIT & CARLYLE Plan B Sat. 11/29 Next Best Thing Sat. 12/13 DIAIIONDio No Qqj.D · HOUDAY IXT!IA.J'~AftZA JOIN THI PUN SAJ., NOV. 11TH 1NPM 2 br apts. 6 mi from Hoh For Sale Cremations. 740-446-3745 0 0 Call ti - l~ l~~ .................. ,..................-:.-.......... '10 Supplln .........................- ............... 605 .......................................................... 610 Ll-lock......................................................816 ...................................................:................620 wont to buy ............................,.....................625 AgricuHure ............................................: ...... 700 Farm Equipment .......................................... 70S Qmlen & Prod-.......................................710 Feed, Sold, Grain .............:................. 715 & LBncl ........................................... 720 www.comics.com ~ •T'!'U•R•N-ED..,.DQ~W-N~ON~ iliiiiilii~~;~E=-~~~=~sye~' ~n:c:.: M Want to .Rent .............................................. 3540 Manufactured Houalng .............................4000 Lota ............................................................ 4005 Movere..................,................ ·-· .................. 401 0 Rontala ....................................................... 4015 . ........................................................... 4020 Supplloo ..................................................... 4025 Want IO Buy ............................................... 4030 Rooort property ......................................... 5000 Rooort Property lor 1111 ........................... 5025 Reaorl Property tor rent ........................... 5050 Emptoyrnent...............................................5000 Accountlng/Financlal ...................... :......... 8002 AdmlnlatraUvefProteaalonal ..................... 6004 Cltohllf0:CIIrk ............................................. 6006 Chlldr1!1derly Core ............... ,..................... 6008 Cllrlcll ....................................................... 6010 Conall\lcllon .............................................. 6012 OrtWifa • Delivery .L...............................:.. 6014 ...................................................6016 .Eiocll1cltl Plumblng............... - .................. 6011 EmpiOI"*'I AglnCIH .............................. I020 -1. . . . . . . . . . . . l!nloro ':!:::r.:"'"""""""""'""'""""""'"'"'"-6022 Faoc1 ..............................................6024 Wed. 12/31 Golremmant • Faderal JC>bo ..............,..... 6021 •' . Help ....... 6021 · Law E........._,. ................................, ..... 6030 Mot-~ ............................. 6032 ~uparvloory ........................ &034 Mochanlce ..................................................1011 Still Standing 'Members and Guest Welcome Modlcol ....................................................... 1011 Muolcll ....................................................... ll040 . . . . .. " . ...............................:.....................975 ~ 'ttf ""2008 b NEA I Proluolonal Sonicu Apartmen~ownhouaea ......................... 3505 SorvtC.. ..:.................................... 405 -·o George's Portable Sawmilt, don~ haul yoor Logs to 1h& Mill · just_. call 304·675-1957 Child I Eldarly ear. Pa"·Tlrne-,..,..porarl•s .............. ~ .............. ~2 Reataurenta ............................................... 8044 SaiH .........................;................................. 8048 T - n l c o l -....................................... 8050 ToxtiiHIFICIOfy .........................................1052 ier. Some utilities pd or; NEW CONSTRUCTION • 2 new homes • 1200 sq. It, 2 br home, 2 bath. 1st fl laundry, oak 6 panel interior doors, trim & ki t cabinets, llJIIy equip. kit, I car gar., basement w/ ground level entry in rear (per· feet for finishing as a · FA or extra BA'~) In Gallipo~s and does qualify tor the 1_0 year 75%. tax abatement on dwelling. 1 Is ready tor occupancy nowl- $~45,000 Call 7:..4;,;0,;·5;,;0;;,3·,;6;,734;,;,.,..,..,.,. Olh.. s.rvt... Pet 8y Owner House on SA "588 for more information and pic!Ures go to orvb.com i.d. number is browning. 740·446-7204 BaMmenl Waterproollng Unconditional tlletime · guarantee. Local relererrces furnished. Established t 975. Call 24 Hrs. 740-446·0870, Rogers Basement Waterpwofing. . Commerclel. ...............................................3510 Condomlnluma .......................... ................ 3515 992-1171 Re31 t.'ilale 3000 Lowe's New &unopened boxes Odess fireplace mantel plus vent" free gas log heater/louvered vent· tree firebox!Large white 55 1/2" hi(tl by 83" long.Cost ova1 $1,200 & will sail to 1st offer of $500. Call740-742-2628 Houees for Rent ........................................ 3520 Land (Acreoge) ..... .....................................3525 Storage ....................................................... 3535 Appearing ~t the Eagles ·!n Pomeroy Sat. 11/15 (.it- F'OLICIEB: Ohio VIDty PUbNshlng rtHfVtl tht right to edit, ~.or cancel eny td et ..,y IIFM. Errors mutt be rtporttd on tht llrtt dey or publication end thl Ttlbune-Stntlntf.Rtgllttr will be rnpontlble tor no more thtn the cot! of tl'le tpac. occupitd t;.y the error and only the flrtt Insertion. We shell not be llablt for tny loll or txpen• thlt retuttt from the pubilteUon or omlttiOn alan edvtnltement. Correetlon w]ll be mMitlln the fl r tte~•Heblt edhlan. • ecx number tdt e,.. atwey1 confidtntlel. ·• Currtnt rltt card eppltet. · All ,.., ntete tdYtrtinmentt Itt rubje<:t to the Ftdtrti Ftir Hou.tlng Act of 1HI. · Thll ntWIJII!per tcceplt only hetp wtnttd edt mtttlng EOE tltndardt. We will not knowlnSiiY tcctpt any ad~ertltlng In violation of the lew. Will not be rnponlllblt lor eny . (304) 675-6015 . ' ·--------------------------·---- & Cooling be prepaid' • Tallahassee Frieght ·· Band " EVENTS AU.UAYI Mall or drOll oil IIIIa coupon llong Heating n~ust Rooms availabfe ·at oirst SOCIAL SECURITY SSI NOTICE OHIO VALLEY Adult Group Home, we No Fee Unless We Win! · supeiVI1.-888-582·3346 PUBLISHING CO. rec· prq'lllde 24hr. om mends that you .do sian, persoi1al care as- Sel'ltlt- pumping·· Galtla buslne:ss · with poople you sistants, meals~ laundry, Co~'6H and Mason Cci. know, ~nd NOT ·(? se!ld housekeeping & a warm "M-- To Lend -··~, money througtl the mail environment for those WV. Ron Evans Jackuntil you nave lnvestigat· who need a little or a lot son, OH. 800-537-95::::::'28-, NOTICE v"orrow Smart. can help, Contact the Ohio 0''1· In$! the offering. · 'we ·~ · f F ·l 1 n (740)992-5023 sron o 1r1a~ra ns 1 u· tions Office of Consumer Giveawa~ : Pine Cones. Affairs BEFORE you refi· g . nance your home or ob3 102 lake care of the Elderly lain a loan. BEWARE ol Bradbury,Pomeroy,992· in their home 1 30 years requests· tor any large exp. 74()-.208·1482 or advance payments 304·895-3427 lees or Insurance. Call of the Office of Consumer .1 Aniars toft tree at CLASSIFIED INDEX 1-1166·278.()003 lo learn ReCrllf'lonai .Vehlcles ..........................(.. ,,1000 It the mortgaiVI =-.. broker or ATV ..................................... - ...................... 1005 IE;~nder is properly · liBlcycl11 ..................... :.............,...................1010 ---•. (This is a public C"'"~ Boata1Acceasorles ....................................1015 service announcement Comper/RVo & Traltero ............................. 1020 from the Ohio valley Motorcyclea ............................................... 1025 Other ..........................................................1030 Publishing Company) Wont to buy ...............................................1035 Automotive ................................................ 2000 Auto RontaVLtaoo .....................................2005 Autoa ......................:...................................201D Ctualc/AnllqUH .......,.........: ..................... 2015 Commerclalllnduetrial .............................. 2020 au.Jneu & Trade Par\16 Acceaaorlea ..:.................................2025 "''"'!~!"Sdt~oool~;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Sporll Utility .............................................. 2030 Trucko .........................................................2035 'Galllpolfl Carett' utility T111llera ..................... ~...................... 2~ College Vana ............................................................204ll (Careers Close To Home) Wont to buy ...: .................................;......... 2050 Call Today! 740..of46·4367 RlllrEototo Sates ...................................... 3000 1·800·214-0452 Flninclat ...........................................: ..,........ 322 Cemetery Ploto .......................................... 3005 01 rnpoliacsreercol.oQe.8du HH11h ........................................................... 326 cammerclal .......................,........................3010 Acc:rtdittd Mtmbtr Accrtd~· H_,lng & Coollng .............................: ........ 328 Condomlnlumo ..........................................3015 lngGaunclforlndependent For Sale bY 0Wner.....................................3020 Home Improvements 330 . ColleQeund Schools 12748 Houses lor Saii ..: .....................................302S L.ond (Acreoge) ..........................................3030 Lots ............·................................................3035 bOll A, 1111 ~ 'Wont to buy ................................................3040 Real Eslale Rental~................................... 3500 $469/person (double occupancy) $439/person (triple occupancy) City/State/Zip -..,..-------.--- given. For FLU CliNIC ' when you pay for a 6 or 12 month subscription .on your home delivered subscription! Public Notice • All ads ~~~§§~~[~3~18~7---:=-~:::-:::::~:~:~=~· ~_t~~E~~[~ \ If so, you qualify for a lhe right to reject any •nd all bids. All vehicles are oold, aa Ia where Ia, wllh no warranties expressed or Implied. For an appointment to see, call 949-2210, ask lor Sheila. (11) 12, 13, 14 Want to buy a long shaft out bOard motor 10 to 35 HP With manual tiller. Also a working propane refrigerator. ' 74().256-6827 or 740·610-4875 ~~-.--~--~ lead singer for estab· lished . souttlerrv'classlc i"ock band. Serious lnq. only. 74CJ.446·1974 eves. al!er SPM. --- - - Nolicoo . ' •. NOTICES Thursday for Sunday• Po.po.r For Sunda.y• Paper • Ads Should Run 7 Days ~~~~-:'":"'"::'"~ Lost 2 male Jack Russel Dogs Around · Prospect Church Rd. area since Oct: 31, answers to Odie & Beau. Reward lor safe rstum. Call Kelly 446-7019 or 645·3282 Now taking bkls for Founl:l 3 horses, cal! . to paintinQ and or cleaning 10 (740) 949•70oo . of vacant ·unlls. Must (pro:-''!"""!!::"":~~~~ .vide proof of Workers lost ON SR 232. Fe· tompensalton and llabil· InSurance. Please male retriever mix. Re· · ity . cently spayed. $100 Re- call HOney Suckle Hilts call Apts. 740·446-3344 or ward. PJease stop by off~o ot 266 Co(740)271).2737 lon~l Dr. Bidwell, Ohio Reward : loot 2 mon. oiO . male brlndto Boxer, lillie 10\J •" '-, gl~ < heartbroken , . please ·1:au 304'593·2641. · _, Areyoll ·65 or older? . All Display: 12 Noon 2 Buelness Dey• Prior To Publication Sunday Display: 1:00 Now you can have borders and graphics ~ addedtoyourdasslfledads Jm Borders $3.00/per ad l!iill Graphics SOC for small $1.00 for large Si!ICS 0111o Volley Publishing roterveo the rlght .. odh; rejoct or CM1Ctlony od at any time. Errors Muat oporled on tho ft the Trl>u llnei-Reglsler wll roopo1111lblo lor ·than tho coot For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! Dillly ln .. Column: 8:00a.m. Monday~Frlday for In-rtlon In Next Day'• Peper Sunday ln•Column: 9:00 ~.m. Wanlocl • • pjsglay Ads . tm:lft y of ' publlcall~ -··· • YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED WOrd Ads . • Stlrt Your Ad• With A Keyword • lnclud• complete · Description • Include A Price • Avoid AtJbrevl,tlons . • Include Phone Number-And Addreu Wh11n Needed To Help Get Response ... d .J: 6J16Q IUcciSSruiTds Martin. ferry vs New Lexington vs Malvern ·. Bishop Ready :W.xnt M:.r.r}'~ Academy , Martjn• Ferry Oeatltirec Rayspmggd Shddy Spring .waxm 1 To Webster County \~le b~ t er Laj{Jil Elm ~ Ea:ttrrioor Academy "~ a( Chapm.'nyiUs at Ravenswood Lopn ,;1m vs ' .J!._mes Monroe Jt C hapnwwille Monroe Wehster Coumy CJav~ Batel!e at Point Plemnr Jt Magnolia M.1gnolia ,,, Baycmwpod .\Yiy_ru_ MJrtinsburt Jt Cabell Mjd and .1t Munm e CbapmanvU!c c:!Jy- B.trc.'ll c St Mary'• Jt Lo~.m Nl'\V Lc:..:m~lon Jamc~ '\Judy Spnng Jl ~):11.1 <:Jav- H.trdlt• Jt sj Mary'• Mary 's Jam~ . ' ShJJ\· Sprmp; Cahe!J Mjdland Eln1 ~·~ Eaumoor Academy ' H.mnib.tl WdJSt~·r Co unty :u Ravemwood Sprtn~<: M.Htimbur~ Jt C:IJ\·- lltu~ ll l' Jl Jt \VebstL'r Cmmty R.avrnswood Jt ~Yilt Pojm Plcatant Jt Paginator Record: 76-44 Last Week: 6-4 (winners ln hWd) (winners in ~Hili~) Pojot PJcasapr .It J\.ohj.tanlia ) <tlll t:S Monmt• Jl ChapmaJWjlle Wt'h\tL'f Coumv Ravrnswood ShJdy Monrol; ,\t ~hapmanyjlle Jt WIJ!..M M:utmshurl.! .n Cabell Midland JtlllL'S Stacey Walters Hope Roush Repom·r Re-cord : 82-3H Last Wrt•k': 5-5 R<,ord: 78-42 Last Week: 5-5 (winners 111 h!z.hl) Jt MJ~noh.t .It MJ!!noh;~ Jt ClupmHJVIIk ShJdy Spnn!! Jt . lteporrer Pojn1 Pleallp( Jam¢1 Monroe ,Wal)::l.l.t Beth Sergent Reportt'r llt"cord : 7S-42 La~1 Wee k. : !:! -2 (winners in ludd.) jJm.:' Monror: .It Chapm;mymc Cou nn·, Rewn•wood Diane Pottorff (winneN. in~ .It MJ!o(llOiiJ Jt Dave Ha,rris Ad. Rt'prdr:marivc R ecord: H2-3H. Last Wt't"k: 4-6 (wi nners in b..Qld) .tt Map10lja WdN~o'r Cmmry Martjnsburi .Lt C:Jbdl Midland C:Lw- B.u',•llt• st Mary'• c..:IJy-lhtclll· ,11 St. Mary •, Record: 74-46 Lls[W~el: 3- 5 at ICan·nswo(>d ;U lb):!R Sports Correspondt·m L:1~t Week: .S-5 .u Cbampanyjllc Jt Jt Re\·urd: 7-1--46 J ame~ J\1(>nroc ShJdy Spnn~ Martjnsbyrg Spom c:orrL"!ipOIJdi.!nt Pmm Pkh.lllr , ~~ Maptolja l 1 ll·:•~dm Jl Magnulja At (winner<; in h.ohJ) Gary qork SCott Wolfe Websites: In One Week With Us www.mydailytribune.com E·mall www.mydailysentinel.com classified@ mydailytribune .com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS www.mydailyregister.coni AD N LINE To Place t!Crtbune Sentinel l\egtster vr.ur Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Cal Today... or Fax ro (740) 446·3ooa or Fax To (740) 992·2157 · Or Fax 675-5234 . u-tod1 ~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Show Steers tor sate- Ali K WHO MADE WHO /A!i x Angus H.•• '' r broke$1000 090 Call 740...()45-7$97 ~~,;;;,_""'=:;:;;;;;;;;;;; Big Rooster & . 0 bl~klwtllte kitten to give away. 4-4S·l7:!2 Rag.Lab puppies, 1st shots&wormed $200.985-4138 6 wt< old ROitljeilet ml<. 4 F 1 M Frso 10 ,good home. 36Hl624 =:::=----::-~~ 6CKC Registered $250.11~. 4 (m) $200.00. avail: dep. or 2BR (740) APT. C/A. 44 1 0 194 .,.__._..,...-~..,...­ Apartment avallable now RiVerbend Apts. NeW: Haven WV. Now accep1J 1ng apphcations for HUO-subsidized, one Bedroom Apts. Utilities included. Based on 3QOIO of adjusted income . Call 304·862·312f, avallabl6 lor Senior and OisableO_ people. CONVENIENTLY LQCATED & AFFORD· ABLE• Townhouse apart· = ments, and/or small: --~H;;;OUII ...i;;;;l;;;For~Sa;oi,loi;;;;;;;; houses for rent. Call·· ~3 740·441-1111 tor appu-: · Bed , 2 Bath! Only cation & information. $15,500 for lislings ·~--~~~~~-: 800-620-4946 ex R019 14 Avoiding foreclosure paymen ts left rna ke one move in. 446 ' 3093 3BR 2 Bath $299 month. 446·3384 3 BR 2 b th tt ched . 11 a a a M garage w acre on om· · 1 R d t •ngs ar oa · new ur· nace & heat pump $ 125,000 _740.949 •2009 or740 •367 •7731 2&3BR and up, Central APTS Air, ELLM WID VIEW hookup. tenant pays electric. EHO. Elm View Apts. (304}882·3017 FREE 2, 8 wks old, Pup- NEW AND USED STEEL pies 112 Jack Russell & Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar 1/2 mix 304-675·5313 tor C(lncrete • Angle, Channel. Flat Bar, Steel Spring Valley Green Apartments 1 BA, for rent Grating for Drains. Drive$375 . month. ways & Walkwavs . L&L 740446-1599 Scrap Metals Open Mon. Tue, Wed & Fri, Twin Ri'llilrs Tower is acoSam-4:30pm. Closed cepting applications for Thurs. Sat & SlJn. ~...;,~...;,...;,":"'_,_~ waiting list for .HUD sub740-446-7300 Extraordinary Property: sldized, l·BR apar1menl ,.... .. ._u'1If v le. w of lh8 tor the elderly/disabled, ., r·~Wonl To 8uy · ,__... call675·6679 EBY,Farm IMTEGRITY, Private dri'le off Lincoln OhloR•-· · Hill, Pomeroy. Ohio, 2 br. upstairs .wlbath, thr KIEFER BUILT, _Absolute Top Dollar · sll· VALLEY HORSE/LIVE· verlgold coins, any woods on three sides lngroom. <l'ningroorrj. (4+)acres, to a historical kitchen . washroom. hal1 STOCK TRAILERS, t0KI14K/18K gold jewLOA.O MAX EOUif)· e1ry, denta 1 go ld, pre 1"1ome. CITGa , 1900, s. bath, available Dec. 3rd, MENT TRAILERS, 1935 US currency, bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, 2 (740)992·2012 · CARGO EXPRESS & prooflmlnt sets, dia· lull batns, 2 staircases, Beech St., Middleport, 2 HOMESTEADER . mor'!dS, MTS Coin ShOp. beautiful original wood- br. furnished apartment. CARGO/CONCESSION 151 2nd Avanue. Galli· work, many picture ·win· utilities paid, no pets, TRAILERS. B+W polis. 446-2842 trod ws, lmostlyk' nhew windn· dep. & ref., GOOSENECK FLATBED ows, arge ltc en a (740)992-0165 $399S. VIEW OUR ENYard Sale breakfast room, beauti· TIRE TRAILER INVEN· · ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ fully landscaped with in Beech Street, MiddleTORY "AT Opening Thrift Shop, 482 ground pool. Sit on the port, 2 bedroom furWWW.CARMICHAEL· Hmton St., Mason WV, wrap around p(lrCh and nished apartment, utillTRAILERS.COM Thursdays & Saturdays enJOY the spectacular ties paid, no pets, deo44 9am-3pm each week, 'View at the Ohio River. 2 posit & references, . 740 6 3825 -:--.--~":"'-= bargains! also tree car detached garage and (740)992·0165 H 1 Apt Have you priced 8 John clothes & stuff 2 out buii01ngs. Would J k 1' 11 ac • make a wonderful family 8 eaut u Deere lately? You'll be son Estates 52 West· surprised' Check out our home or bed & breakfast. wood Or., tr~ $365 to sed . Private and Picturesque u Inventory at SPECTACULARVIEW $560. 740-446-2568, www.CAREO.com. CarSerious inquires only, Equal Housing Opportu. michael · Equipment ~"'--/ RVa & nity. This . instrtution is an ..........,... please call740·992·3676 Equal Opportunity Pro740-44 6•2412 Trailen Land IAcraogo) vider and Employer. fJOfl flr ~· 1, • • RV Service at Carmf· ~:'-':"';o'o-:o~;oj;~ Brand new duplex with 2 chaet Trailers .345 Acres located on BR. 1.5 baths. attached 496 Paxton Rd . Galllpo- gar. front 1 back porches. 740·446-3825 . Collodibloo lis. Is •dequate for a mo· Land tor your flowers 1 bile home. Has all hook· garden . fully equipped Clissy's Odds & · Ends, '!'up•s·7~4~0·.4~41··-51~2~9~---· kitchen, wheelchair ac· large selection of salt & eNICe at Carmichael Exceptional 200 acre cessible . MidWay .be· pepper shakers, Fire Trailers cattle farm in Gallia Co. tween Jackson and Galli· 740-446-3825 Kilg glassware , QH. 60+ acres poliS on Highway 35. 8:00-4:00 Mon-Fri, 606 weiHjrained bottomland Rent S600. Call for appliEash Mai~ St., Pomeroy alonQ Raccoon Creek, cation to 740·236·1872 GO+ acres pasture, bat· or e·n'lail to southohio· Fuel/ ance wooded. Stock wa- !lving@gmall.com Wood I Gat ter pond, 2 ·springs; well. :G~ro<--,.lou--o~L~Iv'".l.ng~1--an~d:"= 2 Seasoned Firewood Farm has carried 40-45 Bedroom Apts. at Villa_pe Hardwood. 446-920<1 cows w/calves . MOdem Manor and Riverside 02 Honda Ac<ord V6, brick ranch style hOuse Apts. in Middleport, from ~Se':'a~soned~~":'F~ire~w~oo<I~~C~AA~ loaded. 92,000 m11es. w/ finished walk-out s;327 to $592. HEAP accepted. Cal! 740.245·5526 · basement. 937-596-6n4 740·992·5064. E~ual 645-5946 or 44 Hl941 Housi"Q Opportunity. Firewood lor sale lor in· 1996 Oldsmobile .~pacious 3BA apt. lo- · tormatton call Achieva. 120.000 mites. Gallipolis. water. seso 740.379·2891 or Askin.g $500 Contact • ""'""'""'""'"""""'""""" cated month in Includes 740.446-2513 7<0-441-5460 ·-~' ...,._.. .._ ..., trash, sewage. No pets s-- Enul~nt :V . on I CooJII blickltan longhair ;;;~M:i~1 c~•:•:oo~'leou;;;•~~ O.ChShOOd, mates, ~ &hOts, wormed $25D' Jet Aeration Motors reeach 304·593-3820 paired, new & rebuitt in ':'::';:"'""':"~-~~~ stock. Call Roo Evans. AKC Mfli Dachshund HJOO·SJ7•9526 _ pup. S300. Call --~~~"":'~-~ 740·256·1498 A Kenmore heavy duty upr9lt freezer, in, good For sale · S.Shlhtzu pup- condition for $200, Call p;o&, I wka. old, 1·(~ aflet 5pm 7-40-949-3059 Carpet Fall 20 oz. Commorcial Carpet $6 .95/yard eo.ors. For 88le German Shep- Several herd & Bolglun MalinOis 74()o.«6.7444 .. Quality at Low Prtoeol pups 304-381).5598. lull blooded but not reg. 304-674-4625. n itcln. aneo,us Pets appliances $400/mo + 740.418·5288 386-8039 Mollohan ~at. S ..,......, 94 Chrysler Lebaron 4dr Sedan . Approx 112,000 mi. $1800. For into call 245·5494 after 6pm ~~~-~--.---~ 96 Neon 4 door, 5 speed. 51500 abO Call 256•1652 or 256_1233 Wanl To luy Townhou1M 740·591·5174 or 44 Hm o and 2 BR apatrtrnents Tara Towr1house tor rent near ctowr1town Poll')t Pleasant . AU utili· Apartments 2BR , 1.5 lies paid. No pets. bath, back patio, pool, Please call playground. (trash. sewJ04·360-G163. age, water pd.) $425/rent, $425/sec. 1BA Apt, WID hooklJps, dep. Call 7-4D-367-Q547 satellite TV incl. wlrent, close to hospital Call 74o;Qo.;33;;;9;.·;. 036;,;;;2-:-'~·~•-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;; 7.;_ o;;;~;;;Coo;;;;~m;;;m~..~dal~~"": ~2 bay service statiOfl 3 rooms and bath up- JackSon Pike. l&ase Want to buy Junk Cars, stairs . Completely tur· required. Call 446-3644 call740-388·0884 nished with WID. No lor more Into. poll: Ref. Roq. 44 Hl245 ' f J ' I • �~---" ' . ,(1( Offloe building localed In - - ----- Clailipolis OH 28 Cider GlUT USED CARS WITH TO NIDI! Fill relllcle ..,.... ,.. •• ·61story report • ""ltlf ... ,.. ......... 42355. St. Rent $450 mitt + de~ • 11•1 1 posit. 740-256·6661 • ------- ~~=~~~~ •,!""!...-:-.;;;2:-:;ba~th. ~Woodlancf •ccc Mu4 / Ffne.ldal ~!1!!!991:!!.,.;;;;:;, Ohio valley Home .HBlttth, Inc. hiring Home AKleti. STNA, CNA, CHHA, PCA may Meigs Counties In South· eastern Ohio tor over 30 years is aClOtlpting applicallons lor tl1e position ot Account Clort<. This po. SitiOn will be responsible for Setf Pay. Billlng, Post- -ith Pike, Gallipolis, or apply at 1480 Ohio JICI<son phone 7~1-1393 for Info. Competitive wages, m~ge reim~ursement and benefltl including heltlh W\aurar<e & more. mucn Someone Pan ttme, sqme eveninQt. some Saturdays. Cloon up and · some l~t con· stlUCiion. Call 992-5094 and leave message. ing and Raconci!iatlon ot ;;;.,;~~;.;,;;;.;;;,;...._ 1st and 3rd Party Cash An Excellent way to eam Aecolpls, Preparation ot monoy. The New AVon: Cash Deposils, and pur· Cali Man~n chaSi"9. Woodland Cen· ;300::;:-882::;;·:2&15~~---.ters, Inc., offers compe11- Domioo's now hiring sate tive salaries and a com- drive" al all locations, prehensive • benetlts must be 18yrs. old. Apply package. Interested ap- in person pilcants shoukl apply by Htri 1 medle-malling resumes toOSim Y 1br.house lg. kitchen, tult bth, laundry rm . & storage. Oep & ret. no New Haven 300·593,5076 or 304-882·3900. Pets, 2 BA hOuse in Gaiilpoos, WID conn. $41 5/mo ~ v I $ 1501"""' rOU P81 a I utilities. No section 8 or .HUO. Cal! Wayne 404-456-3802 ~~-~-~~~ Needed. 2 bo.in countoy, out back in New Haven wv Hud accepted 304-882-31n. kmocklwoodlandcenters. org,· or mailing resumes ~2b~.r-o-~-tli~e-=A~i,.-r~in~l.4a~- ~ K~~~n :~~an~~: approved. ters, Inc. 3086 State month or Route 160, GallipOlis, OH 45e31 . Woodland Centel's, Inc. is an ~~~~~~ AAIEEO. son.. HUD, $500 300 _882_3512 304 •488.7946 91 w r.., C..t11tm. . . 01 HywdaiActtniGStii...I/C •.• 01 Oryoi. 300M *lSI D.II* . ..... 02 Hy..!ai Acttnl GS GltllllW<iW ...... .• 021oid liSciblt mmt .., .... . ........ 03 Jllflli>orly 1101011.. . . ' . 04 ScM VutiiOIR.:... 041oiciC.U,tiii-Alll• , (1j , . Gnllll FlU tllfllll (1j Volboopo Ntw iMie 79112111. blocl ...... . 05 Clt!y lll!!hl7410. .... ........... .. ... 05 Clt!y 5hndo 1500 JMII.. C..llolo ...OIJ.JJl 051oid 1aaooM tiiiiiDf.llod. a• . .. OS !O)OID c.ry liE IIOIGIIA... . ... 05 Ill( Sin 25110 tiiUIIIA llod.lil* •..'ID.1'71 "'31. . 05 lo)OID liXOliiO IIOIIIll. ........lhO. . .• oo C~otyW r..,. &~Van 1116111 ......."'·"' 00 *"a.y Gn.od Cho!obt -·l . CtW IS IIIIIQIU. .....Ii • . . ~"• '"' f11 Toyr;a Urolo,' S' Mcdoltllllll. .. · ·•'·'•"' (11 Oepsoit $19 119 139 139 $199 1 l: $199 $199 $219 $219 $219 $339 $199 n: $259 .. ' ..... ' 01 ~ Mlllialig IIIIOtW. ,..l,U<l • ~8,995 $13t (ljdotly Mlllil Crrlo IIIIIOII•hl• . . 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Ftlllflh ' .... .. 03 )llflliblrly ltlll7». .... .. 03 fold Crown Vid«ia lltlllll . . . . (1j,. SuJn Fll17111. .. ... ' . ' .. "••,"' (1j Orpl.r s.1rWog Co..wlialilo rtlllfl, .... 04 0., lnillolaur ~ M Ftl7411,,.,,,..., .. 05 fori~ &plan< Nllfl. ""* .... ... Ol ford fiSO XlllllllllliCIIi)lolt.M . .. .. 06SonuliAirioFtllllUI• ...... .. 06 Slim 1oft Fllllll. ' ..... ....... ' ... '' .. . 06~fuiGoof6lOIII,a• .......... .. .. l . '.... f11 Mc:do MU IT FIIMIMI.IIod.lllolu . f111riocG6 FIIIIIIS.ll • ... ... ·:. 07~ 1- SILFt161W.,.,.>i• .. . f11dotlyTalootUII21llho lll ....... .......o.O.JJJ 01 ~ ~ l'diOII ft. '" ... .. . ...~ ,.,7W 08 Mcrilllt l'rwNor fMIOIU • . 01 Water/Trash/Sewer" 740+446·6939 . COL Drivers willing to drive for local ready-mix company. Experience is pre-. ferred but nol necessary. Ortver must be willing to dO pre·miJ.Intenance on trucks and equiJ)ment, yard/plant and other misooHaneous chores. . Experience operating equipment . and e.~ra skills such as welding ·a paid . '4 BFI house large bam, garaQB, county schools 2 AC AT 775 $550 month sec. deposit requir&d & reference. 740·70!J.9503 large 1 ~~~~~~~ Very nice hOme for rent o ·n ighboM~d<ll edpon,Newlygood e plus. Staning pandy badsed 110 111 . on expenence a nvmodeled. New BPP~- lnQ record Benefits inances, 2 Bel. , 1 bath , eluding health insurance, C.Air & Heat. Large available after meeting deck on back. Call employment require740-992·50941or deialis ments. can Valley BrOOk Concrete corporate office 4BA hoose · in Gallipolis. at 304-n3-5519 to scheduft ilfl interview . 1 00 Educallon Gallipolis Career College !!!1!!!1!!!1....!!!1!!!1!!!!!! Is accepting resumes for Rentals an accounting instructor. A minimum of." a Bache2 and 3 bedrooms. Extra lor's degree in accounti11ce! Ail electric. Call lng is required. Pfeas8 740·446-4234 or email a cover letter and 740-208-7861 resume to jdanickiOgallipoliscareercollege.edu or ~::=:""":~~=:--:::- rax it to 740.446-4124 Federal Funds just re~~~o:--~~­ GaHipolis Ca reer College Is accepting res~:~mes for a mathematics instructor.A minimum of a masters <tegree In matnemattcs Is reQuired. P19ElS8 einall a cover letter and tvsume to jdanDouble wide for rent ickl 0 gallipoliscareerool3BR, 2 bath, Porter area lege. ectu or tax It to $800 rent + deposit. 740·446·4124. leased for Land Owners. No closing cost and ZERO DOWN! Will dr land impro~ents . Bankruptcy & Bad Credh OK. 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedrooms available. 74G-448-3384 Lease 1 year. !!!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1 740367<)654 or & fedora~ 74o-&45-3413 ' Jobs 38R 2 batli on iann $750 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....,...,...;;; , mth. • utilities included. POSTAL JOBS 540.7211-1331 $17.89·$28.27/HR., now :""::""'":""-..~""!":'....., · hiring. 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AUTOMOTIVE -1- Full and ParHirn4 Poeltions -' Day and Eveni'lg Shilts ./ PtOIMIIQnl( Work Environment! -' ~1, 04tnt.l, EAP, 4011<1 "" On-a~e Doctor "' Weekly Pay tnd Bonus lneantNasl COli TODAY! lnttrvltw TOMORROW II Wort< NE)(T WEEKIII 1-888-IMC·Pi\YU Ex1. 2321 Apply Online: http:J.iloba.lnfDc~lon.cam ACROSS Phillip Alder "' Full and Part-time Bonuolncen11vaol -' $250 Sign On Bonuai Clll TODAY! lnllrvlew TOMORROW II Work NEXT WEEK Ill 1-III-IMC-PAYU Ext. 1111 00 Chock out 111 tmp:tl)oiiLintacHion.cam Youth Case Manager needed for workforce de-velopment program In West · VIrginia. Duties inelude group presenia· ttons, developing resources, facilitating meetings and woil<shops assessments, data entry, file management and progressive · case management. Must enjoy working with the youth population! Travel re-qulred. Position requires a BA/BS and at least t years experience i1 iden: tlfylng, developing and securin~;t resources tor diverse population. Ex· ceUent full-time opportunlty with benefits. Wll'fi'ER STORAGE Meigs Co . Fai~nds Oct .25,2008 9:00a .m. - 11 :00a.m. Stor arw Release: Apri!2.S. 2009 A fte of $20.00 will be charged for early anival, 29670 Bashan Road late anival. early removal, !are removal. or anytime ' acC'f"SS is wanted to fairgrounds other than stated dated . Building spact: is fi rst come fint 2005 14x70 Mo~ie Home, 2Bedroom, 2batli, vinyl siding, shingle lOCI, thennapayne window, 20tt.po!Ch 740-664-4356 or 740-797-4356 1ocated at Darwin. S2fi 000 ' ' , ... POST OFFICE NOW HIRING avg. Pay $20/hr or $57Kiyr, · includes Fed.Ben, CT. P.lace by adSource, not ~ffillated wilh USPS wlio ho/OS. =~--~~~ 3BR for rent in Gallipolis. 1·855-400-2582 740·367·7762 lent 10 town and afford· able, 2 & 3 bedrooms available call (740)992-5639 Saloo ' Brand new 3bed 2bath on + -hatf acre in Pt. F'leasant. OWNER FINANCE AVAILABLE (740) 446·3570 Down Easy Financiny. Call lo be Pra-Ouaiilled . . 740-423-9728 ctaytoo, 3 14x70 must wlappfiances, be moved, b.r, 1990, •Gara&es . . . , ~ Delete': •Complete . Remodeling request Muoical Prlcas Reduced 2 2006 16x80 2 bed 2 batli , 1 2000 16x70 Z bed t bath, 1 1999 18x80 2 bed 2 balh gas, I 1997 14x70 2 btd 2 belh gas, 1 2002 16x80 3 bed 2 beth. Priced deillleled blocl<ed, leveled and • n· chOied. Day Ph. 740-3811:0000 & 740·388-8513 & 740·245·9215 EY80ings &. weekends Ph. 740-388-1!017 & 740-245·9215 & 740-794-04&) • 6 t 8751 2 • .J L & L Tire Barn 44087 Wlpple Rd. 1'. South 6 B1 4 •Jt 0~63 • .Q 3 6 AK 5 Slllp & Compare Dealer: West Vulnerable: Bolh AUCTIONS/ ANTIQUES South We1t a 2• Eut Norib 2t 3• Pau Allpus New & Used Tires, We buy used tires , coniputer wheel alignment s, light mechanic work, IUCIII•er: Opening lead: • A BillY l.loble Jr. 740oo411..1184 Points or trumps? Probably points complete service oil changes. small engine E-mail: captblll65@yahoo.com www.auctlonzlp.com 15548 Pomeroy • OH (S Points) repair. We service and winterize boats and RV 's ( 740) 992 SJ44 · . " Mon~ Fri. , /NOv/, . · "' YOUNG'S CARPENTER . ·. ~llNI~, .YOlJ ICNOW . "Tv/li'~Y PAY~ /l~F~/lS TWO WEEiS To TU~FfY PAr H-d...., AH Fill• a "'"""'·...' uwer'edl I 'M All FER HOME -SCHOOUN', MIZ SMIF !! b»..._ SERVI([ TO TI'IANI'SGIVING ANt> NOT ~L~C.TION PAY. IF'N I COULD PICK , TH' ONES TO SEND ON HOME !! :::;~\~~ T. - · CAll US TODAY fOR RflJUCfD WINTER RATES DEC,· FEB Amour" 13 Dtparture 1 Shrill 14 Fixa boot 2 Hidtouo 15 NorthaM e·a 1 16 Objectiveo 3 trucka 17 Tumulto 4 ld 19 Grote! forward 23 Wander olowly aboul 5 - Moineo ' 26 Spellbound 6 Bog pardon! 28 - aloi 7 Un~empt 29 Hippo8 lncan · · . dromea trll!IIUre 31 Netourltro 9 GoaM egg 33 Vaughan ar to Righi, MIIII lo a mule 34 Demanda 11 Put money 35 Grandoon, on maybe 12 Freoh, 36 The A in BA •• lenuce 39 Half qto. 16 Santa 40 Kilty'• bane -win do 42 Per 18 1040 agcy . 44 Maunlaln 20 Bounce goilt 21 Hauls 46 Impatient 22 Teako\tlo 51 Bentln half oaund 54 Spi,C,Y 23 Kriight'o cul10ne qu11t Racine, Ohio 740-247·-19 Owner.: .. Jon Van Meter Paul Rowe a Celt: 740-411H047 · -u: Home Health Care aides needed lmmedlalely must be certified or have . 1 year experience bonQses available contact Kay 01 · Shelkiy. Astro-- ldlttd by CIA Y I. POLlMi Roarrango ltttt.rs of !he lour serambltd wo1d1 btlaw to farm lour olmple words. "Jbur.'lllrthdlw: Q!lallty Seamless Gotten Mainten1111ce Plus Commtrcial &: R~sitknritJI Vinyl Sidinglll.eplacemenl Windows/Remodeling Bonded & Insured 740-991-1493 Office 740-416-8339 Cell .OUR TEACHER WANTS ME TO Stanley TreeTrimming .. & Removal TAKE VOU TO THE PRINCIPAL .. I NOTICED 51-!E DIFFICULT'( PRONOUNCIN6 PROI!A8l'l' KNOW51/ERV LITTLE FRENCH~, . I•P,oJMt and Quality Work Rates • VInyl Siding •RipliC-nl Wlndowl ..... • Roolklg • Pole Bulldlnga •llaom Addltion8 It, or u&.tlon. Call Gary S,linley @ 740-591-8044 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Make sure th .. l an unresolved family matter dP&sn't aurlace In front of In-laws or outsiders. If someone Introduces II, stop the t()W and BOY IT'S NICE TO TAKE ABREAK --~.' FROM VOUil fRIENDS ' EVERY ONCE IN AWHILE. ·--·-- CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION .----------:.,::"! TKINK I'M OONNA TAJ<E THI\T BREAA · OK, NO~W. ~· • j . ' . ' ' .·· .,_ it Y£5, 1 KNOW WHAf GO!!& ON Af f~ BARN CIAI'IC.eS... '•' 742·2332 • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofmg • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks IllER 47239 Riebel Road. Long Bouom, OH 740-985-4141 CeU: 740-416-1834 15+ JUTS tqorW•Cf.Frw lioti• Oil Advertise in this space for ·$64 er month so be careful how you go aboul assert l n~J yourself. They'll not take kindly to harsh · (June 2 1-Juty 22~ - Do not put limitations on your thinking, BY the .Jamn.K-H C.ail: MARCUM CONSTRUI;;TION GE MINI (May 2 1-June 20)- People wil! not appreciate your dletalorlat methods, tactics. RllfTIOde//ng, R For Rtmodelina IUid Now Houoe BtdNiJia · lor doing' aomeihlng. II you relect n·, you'll be SO<ry. . TAUFIUS (Apri l 20- May 20) - Instead of condemning yourself fOr poor management of your finances, take some time to analyze your budge! in order to discover CANCER Doors. Windows, o-: ARIES (March ~•·Aonl 191- Be caruruo thai you don't let your 690 get In the way of accepting change wt'len an •ssocla"te provides a bettor metnod lhan you.r way lion. • Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Declrs, Additions conversaHon Immediately: otherwise, It ~~~::~~:r~t or hand In a most unpleaa- what ypu must do to -correct your siltJa· · EIBctrlc, Plumbing. Drywall, •DKka handle CIIPRICOAN (Dec. 22 -Jan . 19) - If you cannot arouse. any enthusi.esm about taking care of a tough situation that needs tending, it might be wise to post· pone It until you can. liying to handle it on your own Is unwise. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. ,9) - Don't rely on lady Luck to ball you out, because she Is on vacation. In tact. _ you might want lo postpone things for anolh· er day. especially If It involves a risky slt- 'L~ON ~TRAN6~RE~, f..;;,;;;..;..;_-:-----, ,...---------. .----------, J&L Construction happy. Be careful how you you'll make matten, wp!"ie. ~AD same token, however. do not focus On damaging. negative thoughts. either. Be sure that your concentratiOn zeros In on posltiv&, upbea t things., LEO (July 23- Aug. 22) ..- Be 1rank about your snuation, and tfon't lot your friends draw you into arrangements OJ actlvtt!es you can't atford. H you haven't got ltle tundt to heedlessly spend, bow out. VIRGO (AuliJ. 23-Sept. 22) - Vacillating over criti cal decisions win lessen your chances for acl1ievlng anything ol substance. Uafll your ·deductive powera to dec~de your choices and then trust your judgment. , LIBRA (Sept, 23·0ct. 23) - Uouoiiy you're an upb..t Individual who tend• to 'llew lift rrom • po1ltlvl p&I'IP*CIIvl. At thla time, hOWever, your foc:u1 l"n' towtrd !he negative, OOflctntretlng only on aall-detHtlng tho..,ghtl. ' ' ·.. F~l~D SOUPTONUTZ .' • '' SRAECE ROF 0 I I 2 3 · ~"""'""' "The success Iperson,'' l 10ld my son, ''is one wbo does what he hils to do illld when he hates 10 - il Peopl8 rarely change, and disappointment is llkely. SAGIITAAIUS (Nov. 23-De.c . 21)"Developments and circumstances might impose an arr8ngemsnl witt"\ certain people abOut whom y6u won't be 100 ~=~;;;;~~~ . 0 Graph measured up to your e'xpectatlons. Where Can You Find the Perfect Pet? once ~~~~:~~ S@ ~~\\- !& ttfS• GAMI Friday, Nov. 14, 2008 By- Bernice Bede Oeol CircumettmcttS will help you make some important changes in the year ahead. However, be sure to make oonstructlve choices and, than, once you enter the field, · proceed without looking back. Do everything .poislble to make them a success. SCOFlPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Guard against a tendency to put your trust. once again. In people who have never RICK PRICE New Homes, Room Addldoas, Ratoo4 MJ, ' Metal & ltloll, IIICII. ., 1~11, Seamless Gu~rs · Roofing , Siding, Gutters lnsu!Ud & Bondod 740.653·9657 24 Craggy 4Uiany , • abode turkoyl • · 4$ · Vtnttlln- • 25 Spiral male<:ule blind unit : 27 Wedding 50 J~tptnoH • rental monetary ' 29 - unit by magic 51 . Marvy 30 I knew it! 52 Buckeye 32 Gullible campuo • 53 RN htlper , peraon 34 PC key 54 Crow call • 37 CaUallo 38 Take a tall an 41 Pitched in 43 Marx brother 45 Twisted 47 Not e'en In yesterday's colurnn, I said that if vou · can counl only one lhing alltle bridge table, make il high-card poinls. Thai is true ... unless il is cr~lcal to lrack trumps! When you a(e deda1er, check !he ~ump count when the dummy comes down. After that, worry about those missing points. It you are a delendel, 11 will o1ten ba helpful to know how many trumps declarer has left in his hapd. But if you find h a tall older ro counl tlumps and poinls, nOie !he , poinl.s comKlij out of deClarer's hand .unless ·you sense he is getting dangerously low on !rumps. Look 81 !he North and Wesl hands. Against 1tire~ hearts, you taka· two spade !1icks, East playing high-low 10 show a doublelon. How would you con· tinue? Rebidding a five-card suil is nnt normal· ly recommended, but your spade suit is better !han many six-carders. Now to the defense. Your side needs five tricks. You can see three spades and one bean. Bur where is !he 1ihh winnel'? by Luis Campos Cal !Ib n~ O~t~tr cryptograms ali created lromquotatt'X!6 by lamous people pas Mid ~ltiSQ'\t Counl !he polrns. You heve 18 and • Each tett&r lnthetrpnar maoos. ror an·:Ulflt · dummy has 13. Thai leaves only 11, yel Taday's c/U6: Yequsls w Soulh mada a lwo-leval response. Easl musl prlmari~ be ~ylng rio! to renege "HJHO CN ' LAS OAD'P TCXH E (revoke). · W A 0 W H s· P A N F C D H , K T H E.l.t H , You musl shilt allnck lhree lo your ~n · glelon diamond. · KTHEMH EKKTESO EP PZH HDO · Declarer will win in hts hand and play a low heart. Ru~h in your ace 'lnd EDLYEl." · . HFEDSHT ' EG conrinue wilh your spade 10. Easi will surely see what is needed. He will ruff PREVIOUS SOLUTION - •Aft01 a visillo lho beach, il's haod lo balieve thai we li'Je in a material wo rld .' - Pam Shaw the l!ick (assuming he slarted wilh two trumps!) and 1a1urn a diamond, allowing WORO you to ruff and defeat the contract. G PSI CONSTRUCTION Guttering · ~_;;;cc"'!--'.0 do I'I H&H · CELEBRITY CIPHER $13.000, (740)992·5924 New 3 Bedroom hOmes from $214.36 per month, incluctes many upgrades, deNv9ry & set-up. 740·385·2434 • • 3 • 7 2 Inside Fence: $1 .00/lf waitstatr, cooks. dish·· washers & deliveoy drlv· ers apPly In person Harry's FamOus Hot Oog,s New Haven 1-866-388·1100. Eall 6AKQJi o ¥ Ag 5 6 ,Ql 0 93 '\ . Now Hlnng El<periancad, HAS SOMETHING w... 'I ' I I I \ • Inside-Storage S4.00flf Oprn Span : $2 .00flr For Rent Mobikl homes & lots , (no pets) in Ashton WV 304·575-2942. Scenic location, corwen· --- 6 B2 Hr. FOR YOU!! ~!'!!""""!~~-~­ • KQ4 tAKJI OO •New Homes 45nt , 740-141-2217 11 13 08 • 6 52 serve. Apprendce '!!'!l'!!!!!!!'.!'!!!i!!'"ill!!~li!! I· R·oom Addltton• 1 GOOOTIMES BAA IS Remodeling Miner Class MSHA • U NEEDING ENERGETIC, • Now OoHr. Class WI/ Mine: For- PROFESSIONAL,BAR· , Eltctrlcal & Plumbing man Class .5alety Con· TENDER'S WAITRE· ,Roottng&Ounoro Sulating S8fViCe . WhH· SES, BIKINI BAR, • VInyl Siding 6 Plln11ng Co Training Company DANCERS AND A SE- • Pltlo and Porch Deck1 (300)·372' 8348 CUAITY/OOOR MAN, MUST HAVE GREAT PEASONAlliY, AND DRIVE TO MAKE GREAT MONEY.APPLY AT 122 B HUNTINGTON . AD (AT2,) ' NEXT TO THE LOCKS AND DAM. IN GAlliPOLIS FEAAY 'IN.300 576·2220 ASK FOR JOHN G, GOOD PAY, AND FUN WORK. 80 Racine, Ohio IIIEIT 1-Ell tr"' 1 Annoy T•zan'• .relenUtooly moniker 6 ln·be1woen 57 Cak111an 11 Largtol 58 digit ~2 wdo.) 12 'MyDOWN ~.:pill North Piea88 Fooward Cover Letter and Resume to wmonterossoOrossprov. 8:00am-4:30pm com Equal Oppoi!Unity Sat. 8:00am- 12 Employer/P!OQram We appreciate JlllUr Auxiliary Aids and 58JV· business· ices are available · upon 1.....;....;.;==...;,__. ~~~--~~:""'" ~~~~~~~ SeJVice Manager & Serv, Aock1Me1al Band Look· ice Technician positions ing for singer, range from available. Health care & Skynard to Pantera, SertRetirement plans avail· ous Inquiries Onty cona~e. Please send re· tact OJ (740)992·9904, sume to Mark 740-416·1090 LLCOCAREO.COM · or fax to 740-446-9104 . Reltaurants wv Hil l~,s··, • 55 Qulktng ss I l'olitional " On-aile Docior Modlcll, Otn!al, 401KI -' Wltkly Pay and NEA Crossword Puzzle , BRIDGE a............ ·AA· Government Funds Available for tst time home buyetS who own land or h~ve land or have family land. Zero f110.,'*!l$711111U,.. .. , a1 ~am GIS m71l. -~' Aefe:!ence, Drivers needed: emp, serv. (11 Mc:do lS ,........ No experience required! No Credit Card Saleit. No Collections! No Pets $450 month plus .15,999 $IN OllicklegaillliiiOIJI.,..llhio ....... .$6,999 $99 91 ar,lrCinos llllfllhi Ui • :j~~~~~= DriYWI & Doloory 2br, 1ba. No QuiteSmoi<ing, Neigh· borhood, $$2SOS$ Sign on Bonus The Daily Sentinel • Page B5 ftllod by noort No experience 111qui!Odl No Sales! No CoHectionoi Centers, Inc. , more Bank Rt:po ~ (51! down. 1.5 a community mental ycars. 8% APRI for lisr.in11 s health agency servicing S00.620-4946 ex R027 Gat!ia, Jackson. and www.mydallysentlnel.com OOP • General Ho1p Wam.d • o-.1 . T.hJirsday, November 13, 2008 Thumley, November 14,2008 www.mydallysentlnel.com Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel 1--rjt!"~. ,~r'Pt-M'"!v. .,.,_H_,Ir- -~1 0 ~~;~~; i~·ltl~~~g~~:~ I...;...L.-1.-J.....L.-1.-J yov deYelop from !11p No. 3 b•low .4ft PRIM NUMBfREO LETTm IN ~ A I lHESE SQUARES UNSCRAMBlE l E1T£RS TO V GET ANSWER I, ·i SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS 11112108 • . Unkind - Swoop - Uncle - Awblle- WINDOW My neighbor sighed, "When grandparents enter .lhe door; discipline goes out the WINDOW." ARLO &JANIS I . ·I �~---" ' . ,(1( Offloe building localed In - - ----- Clailipolis OH 28 Cider GlUT USED CARS WITH TO NIDI! Fill relllcle ..,.... ,.. •• ·61story report • ""ltlf ... ,.. ......... 42355. St. Rent $450 mitt + de~ • 11•1 1 posit. 740-256·6661 • ------- ~~=~~~~ •,!""!...-:-.;;;2:-:;ba~th. ~Woodlancf •ccc Mu4 / Ffne.ldal ~!1!!!991:!!.,.;;;;:;, Ohio valley Home .HBlttth, Inc. hiring Home AKleti. STNA, CNA, CHHA, PCA may Meigs Counties In South· eastern Ohio tor over 30 years is aClOtlpting applicallons lor tl1e position ot Account Clort<. This po. SitiOn will be responsible for Setf Pay. Billlng, Post- -ith Pike, Gallipolis, or apply at 1480 Ohio JICI<son phone 7~1-1393 for Info. Competitive wages, m~ge reim~ursement and benefltl including heltlh W\aurar<e & more. mucn Someone Pan ttme, sqme eveninQt. some Saturdays. Cloon up and · some l~t con· stlUCiion. Call 992-5094 and leave message. ing and Raconci!iatlon ot ;;;.,;~~;.;,;;;.;;;,;...._ 1st and 3rd Party Cash An Excellent way to eam Aecolpls, Preparation ot monoy. The New AVon: Cash Deposils, and pur· Cali Man~n chaSi"9. Woodland Cen· ;300::;:-882::;;·:2&15~~---.ters, Inc., offers compe11- Domioo's now hiring sate tive salaries and a com- drive" al all locations, prehensive • benetlts must be 18yrs. old. Apply package. Interested ap- in person pilcants shoukl apply by Htri 1 medle-malling resumes toOSim Y 1br.house lg. kitchen, tult bth, laundry rm . & storage. Oep & ret. no New Haven 300·593,5076 or 304-882·3900. Pets, 2 BA hOuse in Gaiilpoos, WID conn. $41 5/mo ~ v I $ 1501"""' rOU P81 a I utilities. No section 8 or .HUO. Cal! Wayne 404-456-3802 ~~-~-~~~ Needed. 2 bo.in countoy, out back in New Haven wv Hud accepted 304-882-31n. kmocklwoodlandcenters. org,· or mailing resumes ~2b~.r-o-~-tli~e-=A~i,.-r~in~l.4a~- ~ K~~~n :~~an~~: approved. ters, Inc. 3086 State month or Route 160, GallipOlis, OH 45e31 . Woodland Centel's, Inc. is an ~~~~~~ AAIEEO. son.. HUD, $500 300 _882_3512 304 •488.7946 91 w r.., C..t11tm. . . 01 HywdaiActtniGStii...I/C •.• 01 Oryoi. 300M *lSI D.II* . ..... 02 Hy..!ai Acttnl GS GltllllW<iW ...... .• 021oid liSciblt mmt .., .... . ........ 03 Jllflli>orly 1101011.. . . ' . 04 ScM VutiiOIR.:... 041oiciC.U,tiii-Alll• , (1j , . 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Ol ford fiSO XlllllllllliCIIi)lolt.M . .. .. 06SonuliAirioFtllllUI• ...... .. 06 Slim 1oft Fllllll. ' ..... ....... ' ... '' .. . 06~fuiGoof6lOIII,a• .......... .. .. l . '.... f11 Mc:do MU IT FIIMIMI.IIod.lllolu . f111riocG6 FIIIIIIS.ll • ... ... ·:. 07~ 1- SILFt161W.,.,.>i• .. . f11dotlyTalootUII21llho lll ....... .......o.O.JJJ 01 ~ ~ l'diOII ft. '" ... .. . ...~ ,.,7W 08 Mcrilllt l'rwNor fMIOIU • . 01 Water/Trash/Sewer" 740+446·6939 . COL Drivers willing to drive for local ready-mix company. Experience is pre-. ferred but nol necessary. Ortver must be willing to dO pre·miJ.Intenance on trucks and equiJ)ment, yard/plant and other misooHaneous chores. . Experience operating equipment . and e.~ra skills such as welding ·a paid . '4 BFI house large bam, garaQB, county schools 2 AC AT 775 $550 month sec. deposit requir&d & reference. 740·70!J.9503 large 1 ~~~~~~~ Very nice hOme for rent o ·n ighboM~d<ll edpon,Newlygood e plus. Staning pandy badsed 110 111 . on expenence a nvmodeled. New BPP~- lnQ record Benefits inances, 2 Bel. , 1 bath , eluding health insurance, C.Air & Heat. Large available after meeting deck on back. Call employment require740-992·50941or deialis ments. can Valley BrOOk Concrete corporate office 4BA hoose · in Gallipolis. at 304-n3-5519 to scheduft ilfl interview . 1 00 Educallon Gallipolis Career College !!!1!!!1!!!1....!!!1!!!1!!!!!! Is accepting resumes for Rentals an accounting instructor. A minimum of." a Bache2 and 3 bedrooms. Extra lor's degree in accounti11ce! Ail electric. Call lng is required. Pfeas8 740·446-4234 or email a cover letter and 740-208-7861 resume to jdanickiOgallipoliscareercollege.edu or ~::=:""":~~=:--:::- rax it to 740.446-4124 Federal Funds just re~~~o:--~~­ GaHipolis Ca reer College Is accepting res~:~mes for a mathematics instructor.A minimum of a masters <tegree In matnemattcs Is reQuired. P19ElS8 einall a cover letter and tvsume to jdanDouble wide for rent ickl 0 gallipoliscareerool3BR, 2 bath, Porter area lege. ectu or tax It to $800 rent + deposit. 740·446·4124. leased for Land Owners. No closing cost and ZERO DOWN! Will dr land impro~ents . Bankruptcy & Bad Credh OK. 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedrooms available. 74G-448-3384 Lease 1 year. !!!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1 740367<)654 or & fedora~ 74o-&45-3413 ' Jobs 38R 2 batli on iann $750 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....,...,...;;; , mth. • utilities included. POSTAL JOBS 540.7211-1331 $17.89·$28.27/HR., now :""::""'":""-..~""!":'....., · hiring. For aJJpNqa.tlon Trailer for rent In Mercer- and free government job ville $450 .rant $500 de- Info, call American Asposit No · Pets No Smok- soc. of Labor lng. 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AUTOMOTIVE -1- Full and ParHirn4 Poeltions -' Day and Eveni'lg Shilts ./ PtOIMIIQnl( Work Environment! -' ~1, 04tnt.l, EAP, 4011<1 "" On-a~e Doctor "' Weekly Pay tnd Bonus lneantNasl COli TODAY! lnttrvltw TOMORROW II Wort< NE)(T WEEKIII 1-888-IMC·Pi\YU Ex1. 2321 Apply Online: http:J.iloba.lnfDc~lon.cam ACROSS Phillip Alder "' Full and Part-time Bonuolncen11vaol -' $250 Sign On Bonuai Clll TODAY! lnllrvlew TOMORROW II Work NEXT WEEK Ill 1-III-IMC-PAYU Ext. 1111 00 Chock out 111 tmp:tl)oiiLintacHion.cam Youth Case Manager needed for workforce de-velopment program In West · VIrginia. Duties inelude group presenia· ttons, developing resources, facilitating meetings and woil<shops assessments, data entry, file management and progressive · case management. Must enjoy working with the youth population! Travel re-qulred. Position requires a BA/BS and at least t years experience i1 iden: tlfylng, developing and securin~;t resources tor diverse population. Ex· ceUent full-time opportunlty with benefits. Wll'fi'ER STORAGE Meigs Co . Fai~nds Oct .25,2008 9:00a .m. - 11 :00a.m. Stor arw Release: Apri!2.S. 2009 A fte of $20.00 will be charged for early anival, 29670 Bashan Road late anival. early removal, !are removal. or anytime ' acC'f"SS is wanted to fairgrounds other than stated dated . Building spact: is fi rst come fint 2005 14x70 Mo~ie Home, 2Bedroom, 2batli, vinyl siding, shingle lOCI, thennapayne window, 20tt.po!Ch 740-664-4356 or 740-797-4356 1ocated at Darwin. S2fi 000 ' ' , ... POST OFFICE NOW HIRING avg. Pay $20/hr or $57Kiyr, · includes Fed.Ben, CT. P.lace by adSource, not ~ffillated wilh USPS wlio ho/OS. =~--~~~ 3BR for rent in Gallipolis. 1·855-400-2582 740·367·7762 lent 10 town and afford· able, 2 & 3 bedrooms available call (740)992-5639 Saloo ' Brand new 3bed 2bath on + -hatf acre in Pt. F'leasant. OWNER FINANCE AVAILABLE (740) 446·3570 Down Easy Financiny. Call lo be Pra-Ouaiilled . . 740-423-9728 ctaytoo, 3 14x70 must wlappfiances, be moved, b.r, 1990, •Gara&es . . . , ~ Delete': •Complete . Remodeling request Muoical Prlcas Reduced 2 2006 16x80 2 bed 2 batli , 1 2000 16x70 Z bed t bath, 1 1999 18x80 2 bed 2 balh gas, I 1997 14x70 2 btd 2 belh gas, 1 2002 16x80 3 bed 2 beth. Priced deillleled blocl<ed, leveled and • n· chOied. Day Ph. 740-3811:0000 & 740·388-8513 & 740·245·9215 EY80ings &. weekends Ph. 740-388-1!017 & 740-245·9215 & 740-794-04&) • 6 t 8751 2 • .J L & L Tire Barn 44087 Wlpple Rd. 1'. South 6 B1 4 •Jt 0~63 • .Q 3 6 AK 5 Slllp & Compare Dealer: West Vulnerable: Bolh AUCTIONS/ ANTIQUES South We1t a 2• Eut Norib 2t 3• Pau Allpus New & Used Tires, We buy used tires , coniputer wheel alignment s, light mechanic work, IUCIII•er: Opening lead: • A BillY l.loble Jr. 740oo411..1184 Points or trumps? Probably points complete service oil changes. small engine E-mail: captblll65@yahoo.com www.auctlonzlp.com 15548 Pomeroy • OH (S Points) repair. We service and winterize boats and RV 's ( 740) 992 SJ44 · . " Mon~ Fri. , /NOv/, . · "' YOUNG'S CARPENTER . ·. ~llNI~, .YOlJ ICNOW . "Tv/li'~Y PAY~ /l~F~/lS TWO WEEiS To TU~FfY PAr H-d...., AH Fill• a "'"""'·...' uwer'edl I 'M All FER HOME -SCHOOUN', MIZ SMIF !! b»..._ SERVI([ TO TI'IANI'SGIVING ANt> NOT ~L~C.TION PAY. IF'N I COULD PICK , TH' ONES TO SEND ON HOME !! :::;~\~~ T. - · CAll US TODAY fOR RflJUCfD WINTER RATES DEC,· FEB Amour" 13 Dtparture 1 Shrill 14 Fixa boot 2 Hidtouo 15 NorthaM e·a 1 16 Objectiveo 3 trucka 17 Tumulto 4 ld 19 Grote! forward 23 Wander olowly aboul 5 - Moineo ' 26 Spellbound 6 Bog pardon! 28 - aloi 7 Un~empt 29 Hippo8 lncan · · . dromea trll!IIUre 31 Netourltro 9 GoaM egg 33 Vaughan ar to Righi, MIIII lo a mule 34 Demanda 11 Put money 35 Grandoon, on maybe 12 Freoh, 36 The A in BA •• lenuce 39 Half qto. 16 Santa 40 Kilty'• bane -win do 42 Per 18 1040 agcy . 44 Maunlaln 20 Bounce goilt 21 Hauls 46 Impatient 22 Teako\tlo 51 Bentln half oaund 54 Spi,C,Y 23 Kriight'o cul10ne qu11t Racine, Ohio 740-247·-19 Owner.: .. Jon Van Meter Paul Rowe a Celt: 740-411H047 · -u: Home Health Care aides needed lmmedlalely must be certified or have . 1 year experience bonQses available contact Kay 01 · Shelkiy. Astro-- ldlttd by CIA Y I. POLlMi Roarrango ltttt.rs of !he lour serambltd wo1d1 btlaw to farm lour olmple words. "Jbur.'lllrthdlw: Q!lallty Seamless Gotten Mainten1111ce Plus Commtrcial &: R~sitknritJI Vinyl Sidinglll.eplacemenl Windows/Remodeling Bonded & Insured 740-991-1493 Office 740-416-8339 Cell .OUR TEACHER WANTS ME TO Stanley TreeTrimming .. & Removal TAKE VOU TO THE PRINCIPAL .. I NOTICED 51-!E DIFFICULT'( PRONOUNCIN6 PROI!A8l'l' KNOW51/ERV LITTLE FRENCH~, . I•P,oJMt and Quality Work Rates • VInyl Siding •RipliC-nl Wlndowl ..... • Roolklg • Pole Bulldlnga •llaom Addltion8 It, or u&.tlon. Call Gary S,linley @ 740-591-8044 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Make sure th .. l an unresolved family matter dP&sn't aurlace In front of In-laws or outsiders. If someone Introduces II, stop the t()W and BOY IT'S NICE TO TAKE ABREAK --~.' FROM VOUil fRIENDS ' EVERY ONCE IN AWHILE. ·--·-- CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION .----------:.,::"! TKINK I'M OONNA TAJ<E THI\T BREAA · OK, NO~W. ~· • j . ' . ' ' .·· .,_ it Y£5, 1 KNOW WHAf GO!!& ON Af f~ BARN CIAI'IC.eS... '•' 742·2332 • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofmg • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks IllER 47239 Riebel Road. Long Bouom, OH 740-985-4141 CeU: 740-416-1834 15+ JUTS tqorW•Cf.Frw lioti• Oil Advertise in this space for ·$64 er month so be careful how you go aboul assert l n~J yourself. They'll not take kindly to harsh · (June 2 1-Juty 22~ - Do not put limitations on your thinking, BY the .Jamn.K-H C.ail: MARCUM CONSTRUI;;TION GE MINI (May 2 1-June 20)- People wil! not appreciate your dletalorlat methods, tactics. RllfTIOde//ng, R For Rtmodelina IUid Now Houoe BtdNiJia · lor doing' aomeihlng. II you relect n·, you'll be SO<ry. . TAUFIUS (Apri l 20- May 20) - Instead of condemning yourself fOr poor management of your finances, take some time to analyze your budge! in order to discover CANCER Doors. Windows, o-: ARIES (March ~•·Aonl 191- Be caruruo thai you don't let your 690 get In the way of accepting change wt'len an •ssocla"te provides a bettor metnod lhan you.r way lion. • Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Declrs, Additions conversaHon Immediately: otherwise, It ~~~::~~:r~t or hand In a most unpleaa- what ypu must do to -correct your siltJa· · EIBctrlc, Plumbing. Drywall, •DKka handle CIIPRICOAN (Dec. 22 -Jan . 19) - If you cannot arouse. any enthusi.esm about taking care of a tough situation that needs tending, it might be wise to post· pone It until you can. liying to handle it on your own Is unwise. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. ,9) - Don't rely on lady Luck to ball you out, because she Is on vacation. In tact. _ you might want lo postpone things for anolh· er day. especially If It involves a risky slt- 'L~ON ~TRAN6~RE~, f..;;,;;;..;..;_-:-----, ,...---------. .----------, J&L Construction happy. Be careful how you you'll make matten, wp!"ie. ~AD same token, however. do not focus On damaging. negative thoughts. either. Be sure that your concentratiOn zeros In on posltiv&, upbea t things., LEO (July 23- Aug. 22) ..- Be 1rank about your snuation, and tfon't lot your friends draw you into arrangements OJ actlvtt!es you can't atford. H you haven't got ltle tundt to heedlessly spend, bow out. VIRGO (AuliJ. 23-Sept. 22) - Vacillating over criti cal decisions win lessen your chances for acl1ievlng anything ol substance. Uafll your ·deductive powera to dec~de your choices and then trust your judgment. , LIBRA (Sept, 23·0ct. 23) - Uouoiiy you're an upb..t Individual who tend• to 'llew lift rrom • po1ltlvl p&I'IP*CIIvl. At thla time, hOWever, your foc:u1 l"n' towtrd !he negative, OOflctntretlng only on aall-detHtlng tho..,ghtl. ' ' ·.. F~l~D SOUPTONUTZ .' • '' SRAECE ROF 0 I I 2 3 · ~"""'""' "The success Iperson,'' l 10ld my son, ''is one wbo does what he hils to do illld when he hates 10 - il Peopl8 rarely change, and disappointment is llkely. SAGIITAAIUS (Nov. 23-De.c . 21)"Developments and circumstances might impose an arr8ngemsnl witt"\ certain people abOut whom y6u won't be 100 ~=~;;;;~~~ . 0 Graph measured up to your e'xpectatlons. Where Can You Find the Perfect Pet? once ~~~~:~~ S@ ~~\\- !& ttfS• GAMI Friday, Nov. 14, 2008 By- Bernice Bede Oeol CircumettmcttS will help you make some important changes in the year ahead. However, be sure to make oonstructlve choices and, than, once you enter the field, · proceed without looking back. Do everything .poislble to make them a success. SCOFlPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Guard against a tendency to put your trust. once again. In people who have never RICK PRICE New Homes, Room Addldoas, Ratoo4 MJ, ' Metal & ltloll, IIICII. ., 1~11, Seamless Gu~rs · Roofing , Siding, Gutters lnsu!Ud & Bondod 740.653·9657 24 Craggy 4Uiany , • abode turkoyl • · 4$ · Vtnttlln- • 25 Spiral male<:ule blind unit : 27 Wedding 50 J~tptnoH • rental monetary ' 29 - unit by magic 51 . Marvy 30 I knew it! 52 Buckeye 32 Gullible campuo • 53 RN htlper , peraon 34 PC key 54 Crow call • 37 CaUallo 38 Take a tall an 41 Pitched in 43 Marx brother 45 Twisted 47 Not e'en In yesterday's colurnn, I said that if vou · can counl only one lhing alltle bridge table, make il high-card poinls. Thai is true ... unless il is cr~lcal to lrack trumps! When you a(e deda1er, check !he ~ump count when the dummy comes down. After that, worry about those missing points. It you are a delendel, 11 will o1ten ba helpful to know how many trumps declarer has left in his hapd. But if you find h a tall older ro counl tlumps and poinls, nOie !he , poinl.s comKlij out of deClarer's hand .unless ·you sense he is getting dangerously low on !rumps. Look 81 !he North and Wesl hands. Against 1tire~ hearts, you taka· two spade !1icks, East playing high-low 10 show a doublelon. How would you con· tinue? Rebidding a five-card suil is nnt normal· ly recommended, but your spade suit is better !han many six-carders. Now to the defense. Your side needs five tricks. You can see three spades and one bean. Bur where is !he 1ihh winnel'? by Luis Campos Cal !Ib n~ O~t~tr cryptograms ali created lromquotatt'X!6 by lamous people pas Mid ~ltiSQ'\t Counl !he polrns. You heve 18 and • Each tett&r lnthetrpnar maoos. ror an·:Ulflt · dummy has 13. Thai leaves only 11, yel Taday's c/U6: Yequsls w Soulh mada a lwo-leval response. Easl musl prlmari~ be ~ylng rio! to renege "HJHO CN ' LAS OAD'P TCXH E (revoke). · W A 0 W H s· P A N F C D H , K T H E.l.t H , You musl shilt allnck lhree lo your ~n · glelon diamond. · KTHEMH EKKTESO EP PZH HDO · Declarer will win in hts hand and play a low heart. Ru~h in your ace 'lnd EDLYEl." · . HFEDSHT ' EG conrinue wilh your spade 10. Easi will surely see what is needed. He will ruff PREVIOUS SOLUTION - •Aft01 a visillo lho beach, il's haod lo balieve thai we li'Je in a material wo rld .' - Pam Shaw the l!ick (assuming he slarted wilh two trumps!) and 1a1urn a diamond, allowing WORO you to ruff and defeat the contract. G PSI CONSTRUCTION Guttering · ~_;;;cc"'!--'.0 do I'I H&H · CELEBRITY CIPHER $13.000, (740)992·5924 New 3 Bedroom hOmes from $214.36 per month, incluctes many upgrades, deNv9ry & set-up. 740·385·2434 • • 3 • 7 2 Inside Fence: $1 .00/lf waitstatr, cooks. dish·· washers & deliveoy drlv· ers apPly In person Harry's FamOus Hot Oog,s New Haven 1-866-388·1100. 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T.hJirsday, November 13, 2008 Thumley, November 14,2008 www.mydallysentlnel.com Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel 1--rjt!"~. ,~r'Pt-M'"!v. .,.,_H_,Ir- -~1 0 ~~;~~; i~·ltl~~~g~~:~ I...;...L.-1.-J.....L.-1.-J yov deYelop from !11p No. 3 b•low .4ft PRIM NUMBfREO LETTm IN ~ A I lHESE SQUARES UNSCRAMBlE l E1T£RS TO V GET ANSWER I, ·i SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS 11112108 • . Unkind - Swoop - Uncle - Awblle- WINDOW My neighbor sighed, "When grandparents enter .lhe door; discipline goes out the WINDOW." ARLO &JANIS I . ·I �: Paae 86 • The Daily Sentinel www .mydailysentinel.com Thursday, November 13, 2008 Big Ten fromPageBl scout teams this fall. On top of that, the Gophers have tapped him for inside information about the Badgers.in adYance of this week's bat- been hit.hard by injuries to its backfield the past few weeks, first losing star TB . Tyrell Sutton to ·a regularseason ending wrist injury · and then having his backup, Omar Conteh, go down with an injured knee last week in practice. Sophomore Stephen Simmons was forced to make his first career start tie for Paul Bueyan 'sAxe. "Kim is going to be a ' b 11 1 ' and had 34 yards on 14 car· great tOOl a payer tOr us, ries in a Joss to Ohio State, and we couldn't be more proud of him deciding to enough to earn him another come home," Brewster said, start this week. . Coach Pat Fitzgerald adding: "There's no reason · adde<) that freshman WR to leave when you 've got a Jeravin Matthews . will be great opportunity, a great moved to RB to help out. SPREAD TmN: Illinois university, and an up-andcoming football ·program · coach Ron Zook says defenright here in .your backyard. • . So the message , 1 think, is sive coaches are playmg catch-up right now against really loud and clear." PERLES OF WISDOM: . teams that run spread . Former Michigan State· offenses.. head coach George Perles is . Offt:~sty~ ?oordmators contemplating running for hke Illmo1s Mtke ~ksley governor in· 2010. use the short pass m the · ·74-year,old . ~arne way they ~~d the run The Michigan State University m the past, and tt s c~ange4 trustee said the main plank the game, accordmg to in his platform would be the ~~k. economy. Michigan , faced It used to be that when , with job cuts and losses in you run the. ~all for 4 or 5 the automobile industry and yards, now tl s second-andmany other major e.mploy- 5 or second-and-6, and now ers, is hurting. you can thro':': the ball for 4 Perles had a record of 68- or 5 yards, Zook satd. 67-5 from 1983-94, leading "People ~ave t~e same conthe Spartans to two Big Ten. ftdence m . bem.g able to .titles and seven . bowl throw the ball hk~ that . as appearances, inCI uding a they used to have runmng win in the 1988 Rose Bowl. the toss,sweep or runmng "I think it's a challenge," the trap . , And . defenses don t he . told The Associated Press. "Maybe I can make a al~ays have an ans~er. . When you get mto b1g difference ." His teams were 4-8 · games, more often than not, against rival Michigan. the defenses nght now ,!"ay Does that mean he' 11 get the be. a httle btl behmd, he . I ? SaJd. 0I venue vo e. KINNICK'S K·MEN: ON THE MARK: I . . d, . . Receiver Deon Butler's owa semor e,enstve 1menext catch will break a Penn · men Mitch King and Matt State record. Kroul will play their final Entering Saturday's game games at Kinnick Stadium with Indiana, the senior is Saturday when the tied with Bobby En!!ram for , Hawkeyes host Purdue .. The pa1r .have combmed most C!lreer · receptions ' (167). It's a testament to ) for 89 ~traJght starts, and Butler's reliability since his Kroul wtll tte Bruce Nelson freshman season in 2005. for the school record of 48 starts on And to think, the cb~ty consecutive Butler was once a walk-on Saturday. defensive back. , King and Kroul · have "And one of' the . gr~at played their best football people. You know, he had this sllason, anchoring at! some offers, cmnes. from · a Iowa rilsh ;defenscdhat' has wonderful fa:nily,'' coach held Michigan State'sJavon Joe Paterno said. "The dad Ringer, Pittsburgh's LeSean· and mom made a lot of sac- McCoy ·and Penn Staie 's rifices to send ·him here as a Evan Royster each under walk-on, picked up the bill 100 yards. and the whole bit.' . Iowa coach Kirk ,Ferentz Butler at times has ~en said the duo set a Jea~hip lost in the attention over fel- tone this spring in helping low senior receiver Derrick the Hawkeyes go from 6-6 Williams , one of the to bowl-eligible. nation's top recruits when "It set a great example for he arrived in Happy Valley the whole football team; . and when you have two in 2005. ·But Butler has also bene- ·guys like that that are playfiled from that attention , ing at a high level ..:.. prac.using his route running, tieing like they did and speed and hands to make doing the things they do nice catches, often against away from the field - realsingle coverage . ly it makes it easier for WOUNDEI> WILD- everybody else to follow CATS: . Northwestern has suit" w Point the football everywhere and they can run the ball too," DIIISt said. "Everyone doesn't realize·how well they can run the ball. We are just going to have to play great defense, and we have done that lately, and hopefully we fu~~ ;'~e able to coptain fromPageBl ed Magnolia from 12th to 8th in the final SSAC standiitgs, finishing in a threeway tie for the final home playoff position in Class AA with Point Pleasant and )Vebster County (8-2). . Pot· nt Pleasant and ~~~~ia w~h~~c!'~bs~l; breaker borius points and the Blue Eagles edged PPHS with third tie breaker bonus ~oints, giving Magnolia orne field advan~ge Friday night. ~a~ntdhecoEnasgiteesrinareg thl7e-~acatt ::: :::;::::;<, ....... · · ·· ···, ·' ·• ·, ····· · · · · .. , .. , . .. .... 1.... ... .· .•' • · !. '· . ' · · .,, ; : ' OhiO wn.u eont.reftce · Fox's top target this sea·~ son has been Jason Utt who . • · · •. :. ' ·',, has hauled in 29 nasses for · .. ·: ., ~::""'~ow"' . ~·, .4. .. ~: .M 515 yards and six touchCoai&M . •;.. ,:..•• : . ............+1 ; . , 158 ..84 ..... :6-4 ... .238 : .1110 downs while averaging a Sc<1111Pol!ll 1 ' ··~·· ';: ... ., ....... .+1..•· 207' • ·92 ......6-4 ... ,311 "~ whopping 64.4 yards per ~; ;- : ::: :.:: :: : ::::.::: :TJ:::Jff j~ : ::: ~ :: JM ':.', game. His other targets this ~~·. ,~ .. "' •·. · · . .,;•.::: '· ·1-1:.• ; ·.· 1Q8 ·:,.21 3 .:. :; ~7 ·.•.. ,m·,,. season have been Stingray f'Ooi!.HIII .. , ........... .. : ... .....Oo5,. •• 9S ...2Jle .. ... .tl-10 .... 1 ~ .•.'43t B t h h 14 t h ' ··· · '' " , . ·"f' 111-·jr~ ~ eJs~~ !d a c~~;s:J ,; '-· . .. , , . :;;... t;Oiil' · · .·. · ·· , '~ ·.. Jare Blatt who has 186 · . , ·. · , 'r . . • "\,: . 1 5 ALL , , •• , ~~"''I 'lboi<~ , •. ,i',.f-: ...... ' :217 .•~ .....~ ••. ~ ~~~:c:r~~est~o ~cores on Moktt • • • : ... " .... ·............5-1 ... .226 .. 106 .....8-3 ....:j68 ·. w.r.:.n ...... :•............ : .. ,.4-2 .... 182 ..133 .....+6 .. : .250 .. Bates also leads the team A1llenl .... ' .... ·" .. : : • ........3-S .... l40 '·113 .. · • .+11 .... til& :•187 · in ruS~ting, toting the ball - - .... ........... " ........ .,2-4 ., .. 105 .. 187 .....3-7-....15$ ..255 22 . & 29 ard ...,......, .............. ......... 1-S .... 125 ..207' .....4-!l .. . .250-· ..2$1 I limes .or 6 y sand w.on~ .... : ... : .......... ,19 ., .l!t<l ... ,.I·B ....133.. .33J five touchdowns. .t '... 1111 Jfs 1\ome during the playoffs m Point Pleasant could be in . for one .heck of a fight "n'day nt'ght. a.-... :"We have our hands full •· ' · . ' ·~==:""" ~ith this first game . We '·. · '· · ·'M: ' ·' ALL · ~ere hoping we would be at ]!1ri11H.';..;,~Ii!' '" : . : ... ,..... ~ r.n~ .~ home playing Webster . Ftdllal . .... ....... .- ....4-t . ... t~ -•&8 .: . .. .7<3 :... 250 WAIIMI '': · ••· ' ' ·" · ..':" •·•·.3-2 • •· •84 '" .88· · " .. .5-S .. • .te$ .. . C t b I 1't d'd 't t · ', ,· :lt.:. ..:'&-.. ..'J!t. :.. "E ~uth%t• wa~," D~t ~aid.~q; =·:·: : :. :;:::::~ :l::::':::': ;-1~~:· : ·:~ ::·:1~ ; : :': it :;-:1~ <218 dbesn 't happen very often that there were three ties for (Jtat position and anothertie IJI the bottom and; you know, we did everything that we could have except win one more football game and that would have taken care of that problem. · : "My hats off to Magnolia. fhey are really playing well right now and beating Gra . ftonatthattimeofyear, they deserve to be right there playing for a home game ." ~ Magnolia made the jump Op four spots by beating sec- ~ndrankedGrafton(9-ll 29 - ·4.A"!1 ';%~· Eagles · other wins came against playoffbound Weir (3 I-O) , Oak Glen (42-23), Barnesville ~8-0), Tolsia <35 -27 ) and Tyler Consolidated (35-7). Their other victory came in a forfeited win .·· over l'etersburg. · In the loss column, the . J;llue Eagles suffered two big setbacks against Ohio iquads Hannibal River (316) and Mom-oe Central (280) while taking top ranked Class A school Williamstown down to the wire, losing in the final seconds 25-22. Those three learns bave a combined lecord of 28-4 ' with River and Williamstown still playing footbalL Magnolia finished third in the Ohio Valley Athletic I f.lltW·:;; ·'· .'·.().5.,·: ..tt· .. ·201 •..,.·,·,1-9 .. ·••135 · .388 , _,.·~"< .. .." .·.'\c ........ . . '\ ~:, ...,.,._ ,~.._m fi.;, . ;'.. >. · · '·l ·· "· .. . . '· · · · · , •.•~~-~~~ c;::;~ ~ . ,, . w.t PF M •. . ALL · .. • • , WoL : PF Fllll)l~ ....... , ,,,, . , ... ; .~: .... 16) ..65 ......7>3 ... .336 ~ ........ ~..•.. .'.! ...... ;.o~.A-1 ,< .. 210 ..83 .. . .. .9-1 ....389 ~- .... : . : ... : ........:1-2 ... • 113 ..73 · .... .f-2... · .2«> "'•:""'" ~~ .. ·' : .. .. ' · "· .. ·:: . .M... : 11 ~ • •178 : .. · .5-& .. · .2-16 ~"act .. , .......... : . ........ : .. 1-4....' 102 .. 11111 : ... .2-8 ... .226 Hefblrt.Hopwr ..... .... r•. .1.. .. .0-6 .... 73 ... 110 . : . :.u ......173 .• ,. · ·< ·~ • c• ~"""'"": ALL r , . · · ,. · M' •. 1es : .183 .. l09 300 •·• ..387 .. 294 · · . 't- . :f)' :, ,. · ., :,...,,...;..:· ;,- ·"·: ~ ··· • "·.:· : ··•• ·· ·..84 · · c:;,• ~·~ t · •··~~ .. , ... • ~. · .. .... ~ •·: ,: : ;~... ··· ,. · ,: · .. •.. · .1-7 • · • :155 · .293 '· ,\i Conference behind Class you see three losses, but they AAA league chami? Martins are the toughest three loss Ferry (9-1) and Umon Local football team - , other than (9-1). So far this season the ourselves - around . They . Eagles are 4-1 at home and play in that OVAC confer3-2 on the road. ence and it is known for Overall Magnolia's oppo: tough football," OlliS! said. nents have a combined 62- "We haven't went against · 40 record. this kind of team for a while. This year's Magnolia team ' Gallipolis is· probably the is loaded with talent on both closest to them as far as sides of the ball. The Eagles using a Spread offense and are averaging 25.3 points per getting their athletes in space game offensively . while and that is ~oing to be a conallowing 183 pointsper out- cern for us ., . . b ing as a defensive unit Magno1tats led Y ~ophoincluding pitching two more quarterback Justm Fox shutouts. who has thrown for nearly Point Pleasant - on the l,300 yards and 14 touchother hand - is scoring downs. this season for an 33.6 points on average average of 144.3 yards per offensively and allowing . game. And as of late Fox has 18.5 points per game defen- simply been on ftre, throwsively. ing for 57\1. yards and seven Darst knows that his Big touchdowns on 23-of-40 Blacks are in for a dogfight passing· in his last two against a proven postseason games. . contender. "They have a great "When . you look at them scheme. Thai kid can throw .IC"Q . .. . .. ,,..., - ' Magnolia's other back is Dillon Jackson who has 344 yards and four touchdowns on62carries. De'enst·vely th. e Blue· Eagl~~ are led by Zach Neff who has five sacks, Bates who has three interceptions and linebackers Traeh Keller and Cole Mullett. · . For Point Pleasant Allan Wasonga continues to have a tremendous sophomore season, rushing for 203 yards and two scores last week to push his season total to . 1,860 yards and 25 total touchdowns on 198 canies. He also .has .121 yards' receiving.and his kick return yards put him well over 2,000 yards of total offense thts se_ason · . Semor quarterback BJ. Lloyd has completed 27,of51 passes for 520 yards and SIX touchdowns. . On defense Dl:rek Pinson ~as puttogether.a record settmg year, breaking the ~- · ly . 20 year old defenst~e pomts record at P~HS. He 18 helped out by semors Kenny C Longw~ll. aleb Wasonga and Mitchell who have all had tremendous years . Point Pleasant's seven wins came against Chapmanville (17-7), Herbert Hoover (41-15), Poca (41-12), Wayne (22- ·. 21), Midland Trail (64-28), Tug Valley (41-6) and ·sissonville (42-10). Overall the Big Blacks 'opponents . have a combined 52-48 record . Kickoff ' at Alumni Stadium is scheduled for 7:30p.m. Rio fromPageBl lete of the year award for the second time in a row. He ran a time of 21.35 .in 200 meter dash which was a new Rio Grande outdoor track record. Perry later topped that mark with a time of 21:27 . Perry finished fourth in the men's 200-meter dash at ihe 57th NAIA Outdoor National Track & Field · Meet. For his efforts, Perry Claimed All-American status. His' time in the race was 21.71. In the indoor season, Perry's time in the 200 was 21.91 which is a new Rio Grande record. Perry's broke his old school mark of 22.64 which he set in 2005. He also added his name to the Rio Grande record book in the 400c meters , breaking a 28-year old mark with a time of 49.14 . University of Akron says farewell to Rubber Bowl, Bt 1M plus possible for Obama inauguration, A.2 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ,)0 n -: :...TS. \ ol. ;;H . '\o. SPORTS 1• Buckeyes want to pressure Williams. See PageBl I R! I>\\. '\0\ 1:\1111 I{ q. :.w oll <JO l•s Bv CHARLENE HOEfLICH HOEFLICHCMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - A loss of funding grants and how community support and volunteer efforts compensate for that loss was discussed at t(je recent annual meeting of the Meigs County Council on Aging (MCCA). Beth Shaver, Council director, and Kathryn Hart. Board of Trustees president, reported that this year the agency has lost around AMP-Ohio transmission lines·on next OPSB agenda Middleport Church of Christ FamUy Life Center (Fifth at Main) 740-992-2914- daytime 740-992-5034- evening Rqlstratlon dates: · Saturday- Nov. 29th & Dec. 6th 8:30 am - 4:30:pm (K-6th grade) R~tntion Deadline- Vet:. 6th ' ~ ~' """'·"')tl;<itys.-ntincLc~m $60.000 in funding grants . hope that it will be · She further noted t(jat the She said that for the first renewed next year. Kinship Navigator Program time . in many year . the · Other funding cuts lost its funding of $3,000 Sisters ~f St. Joseph . included the Kinship and will now be handled Foundation, . the largest Navigator program. the through the Meigs County grant provider, did not Title XX Homemaker, the · Johs and Family Services. Partners in Care Program, · As for the Title XX renew funding . Shaver noted that last and the Retired · Senior Homemaker Program which provides laundry and cleanyear a $35,000 grant came Volunteer Program. ·from the Foundation which Shaver said the Partner's ing service to seniors able to was used to subsidize sev- in Care Program funding stay in their own ~omes eral programs including was lost at the end of last with some outside assisthe Wellness Center. She year, and the $25,000 cost tance, the funding for it too attributed the discontinu- has been funded through has been cut. ance of the grant money to regu lar Council on Aging Meanwhile, more and the economy and expressed funds and special donations. more fuQdraising efforts are being undertaken. Staff and at. volunteer efforts fundraising had generated'. $38.000 by the end of September, reported Hart . · She noted that the Meigs County Council on Aging celebrated its 35th anniversary in April. and gave highlight s of th e past year including renew al of the. levy in support of the agency and expansion of the Well ness Center by adding a Ple1se see MCCA. Al Recognizing best in business, community Bv BETH SERGENT BSEAGENT@~YDAI LYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Last night the best in both business and community were recogBY BETH SERGENT nized at the Meigs County BSEA<lENTOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM of Commerce's Chamber I .. · Recognition Dinner. COLUMBUS The ,. The prestigious David P. Ohio Power Siting Board . is Baker Award was presented set to review and possibly to Brenda Merritt. former rule on American Municipal · chamber preside.nt. Merritt Power-Ohio's transmissiOn said she was humbled to line route application at its receive the award and next meeting. thanked those in attenThe mee~ing is sc heduled dance . Merritt was chosen for 3:30p.m., Monday, Nov. for her involve ment in a 24 at the office of the Public variety of organizat ion s in Utilities Commission of the Bend Area. · · Ohio in ·Columbus . The : The Community Service .; Page A3 transmission line route is in ·' Awards winners. nominated · • Mary · ·Ann Green· 78 reiatioli to AMP,Ohio's by · village mayors· were : · ' , coal-fJ.red J)Qy;er, p1ant p!.'OHoefl ich , Charlene . :. i'lft1M, ~~'96 · *''' · ~d fotLetart Falls. Pomeroy : Tim and Edie ·· Earlier this month attorKing , Middleport: . Bill neys from the PUCO, the Rou sh. Syracu se : Dave Ohio Attorney General's Davis , Rutland . Office and AMP-Ohio met Entrepreneur of the Year with the OPSB 's adminiswent to Dettwiller True trative law judge to discuss • Local Briefs. Value Lumber: Best First the applicatiOn. At that hear. Impression went to Dan,'s SeePageAJ ing the three parties < ~me to Clothing Store: Economtc ·• Plans local concert. an agreement where there Impact went to Gatling would be no period for ·See Page A5 Coal. LLC . reply briefs and all agreed The Chamber Business • Biblical drama set . on AMP-Ohio' s preferred Service Awards. acknow( : route for the transmission Nov. 22. See Page AS edging local organizations line. There were no interinvolved with Gatling . .• The best daY of your venors at the meeting . Ohio's Meigs County life. See Page AS The administrative. law Yelloll'bush Mine facility judge wi II present the case, • Too much baggage. were : Rose' s Excavating, making a recommendation Pullins Excavations and · See Page A6 Forest Run Ready Mix . ....... _AMP,AJ · • A Hunger For More. The Business Development · See Page A6 Community Awards went to: Hal Kneen, The Ohio State :• Town mulls immigrant University Extension Office ~ policy. See Page AS Shawn Malleti of OhiO' University's Yoinoviclr Center: Carol Smith; . Beth SergenVphoto Universitv of Rio Grande Brenda Merritt (front) receives the prestigious David P. Baker award at last night's Meigs Students in Free Enterprise . : STAFF REPORT County Chamber of Commerce Recognition Awards Dinner. Chamber President Woody .. NEWSDMYCAILYSENTINEL.COM Please see Chamber, Al :· Stines is also pictured. POMEROY - Dr. Alvin Jackson, MD, Direj:tor of the Ohio Department of Health, has announced the of an · Tom Anderson , establishment BY BRIAN J. REED Alternative Care Center BAEEDOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM who will join the (ACC) 'for Southeast Ohio. Board of County . POMEROY - Meigs Working in conjunction Commissioners : Commissioners State County with Wright in January, visit· : University, the Ohio will work with the Ohio · ed with . Dllalla on hge A3 Department of Hospital Association and Commissioners : the 22 local Health Districts Transportation to spend Jim Sheets and :' in Southeast Ohio Public $15 ,000 in funds still set Mick Davenport : Health Sub~Region One and aside for park improveduring· Two, the ACC was devel- ments . Thursday's regu-: The funds are what oped to provide a fast translar meeting. a SECTIONS - .16 PAGFS portable care center to help remain of money earmarked Sheets dis· paving and road Annie's Mailbox AS m dealing with hospital for cussed a numbeF improvements in countypatient mass care and med' of pending pro- . BS ical surge. Buckeye edition owned park space. The state jects and com- ·: provides apnroximately AS The ACC is divided into $13,000 Calendars mittee assign· . to the county each two functioning' . transments Anderson : 8s-6 portable units that will be year for that purpose . Classifieds will likely work Of\ Commissioners u sed '· Comics 87 stored in undisclosed loca- $40,000 when he to improve and tions in southeast Ohio. In assumes office.. Editorials A4 the event ,pf a major illness pave a parking area for Brian J. RHd/photo use behind .the · Faith • Values As-7 outbreak the units can be employee However, to prearranged courthouse. Home Creek who were not awarded Movies A3 transported ODOT ·disallowed plans tn Chester tourthouse prop- from loca~ons selected by Public a park area ,there , erty is the third parks dis- Enterprises for construction funding initially. 83 Health and the Ohio develop NASCAR Commissioners were · of a new pump house for the Hospital Association to because of restrictions on trict area. joined by Comm i.ssionerObituaries Plains Re~io~al Tuppers Commissioners are now A3 serve as triage and treat· the money's use . Dtstnct. elect Thomas Anderson . considering other projects. Sewer only The county owns 8 Section ment centers to help with Sports but time is of the essence Commissioners had pledged Anderson was elec ted to overflow and med- · three parcels of land desig- due to a deadline set by $20,000 toward the ~roject . rep lace Commissioner Weather A3 patient nated as parks distric ts . ical surge. Each- unit conJeffrey Thornton. who has but the sewer distnct has Besides the area behind the ODOT..If the funds are not tains 250 beds with equipbeen ill and unable to courthouse, they own a par- spent soon,. Commis~ioner determined it is unable to ment and supplies to supeel of land deemed essen- Mick Davenpon said, tt wtll pay the match necessary. attend meetings. He will port hospitals with patient Commissioners said the y assume offi!-'e in January: tially unusable it\ go back to the state . mass care. present was In other business, com- will review applications Also Minersville, donated to the . county years ago. The missioners rejected a bid from other communities Commissioner Jim Sheets. 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