https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1dabdf8bae41875aff7a314e849ce7b4.pdf aefabe27ef1e23ee0e8773e78ceaef39 PDF Text Text . ) : Pqe 86 • The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, November 1~, 200~ • • www.mydailysentinel.cqm .• SEC charges Mark Cuban with insider ifadiiig BY ,.ARCY GORDON i, . ASSOCIATED PRESS · WASHINGTON Federal regulators on Monday charged Dallas Mavericks owner Mark. t'uban with insider trading (or allegedly using confidential information on a stock sale to avoid more than $750,000 in losses. Cuban disputed the Securities and Exchange Commission's allegations and said he would contest them. In a civil lawsuit filed in f~deral court in Dallas. the SEC. alleged that in June 2004, Cuban was invited to get in on the co'ming stock. affering by Mamma.com blc. after he agreed to keep the information private. :Cuban owned 6.3 percent of Mamma.com's stock at that time and was the largest known shareholder in the search engine company, according to the SEC. The agency said Cuban knew the ~ares would be sold below the current market price, and a· few hours after receiving the information, he told his broker to se II all 600,000 · shares before the public announcement of th;: offer· ing. :By sel)ing when he did, Cuban avoided ·losses e~ceeding $750,000, the SEC said in its lawsuit . Cuban, 50 and a multibil· lion~ire, is a tech entrepreneur who sold his Broadcast .com to Yahoo Inc. in 1999 at the height of the ·tn this Nov. 9 file photo, Dallas Mavericks owner Cuban yells at referees during the second half of their NBA basketball game against the Los Angeles Clippers, in Los Angeles. Federal regulators have charged Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban with insider trading for allegedly using confidential information on a stock sale to avoid more than $750,000 in losses Monday. dot-com boom. He bought · avoid $45,673 in losses . The the Mavericks in 2000 and homemaking · diva paid spent heavily .to improve the about $195,000 and agreed roster. not to serve as the director of He is the best known fig- a public company for five ure to be accused by the SEC years under a 2006 settleof · illegal insider trading ment with the SEC. since its case against Martha Cuban 's fury at referee Stewart in 2002 for alleged- calls on the basketball court ly using advance knowledge is legendary, and his verbal of negative news for a com- outbursts at referees, pany to sell her shares and . National Basketball Association officials and note posted on Cuban's blog. toward closing, sports reporters have raised Cuban, in his own state- Mamma .com 's investment his /rofile. He has · been ment, said, "I am disappoint- bank suggested the company fine more than $1 million ed that the (SEC) chose to invite Cuban to parttctpate. by the league for a series of bring this case based upon Because PIPEs often are episodes dating back to 2000 its enforcement staff's win- sold at discounts to the and suspended from a few at-any-cost ambitions . The stock's market price, the games. . staff's process was result- investment bank likely sug"It is fundamentally unfair oriented, facts be damned. gested that Mamma .com for someone to use access to The government's claims are reach out to Cuban as the . nonpublic information to false and they will be proven largest investorto help boost improperly gain an edge on to be so." the offering . A bank salesthe market," Scott Friestad, Maureen Coyle , an NBA man told Cuban the shares the SEC's deputy enforce- spokeswoman , said the would be sold at a discount ment director, said in a state- league does not comment on and that the offering includment. The agency alleged such matters. . · ed other incentives · for that Cuban acted with "sciCuban is one of the richest investors, the SEC said. enter," a legal tenn indica!- people in the world, accordOn June 28, Mamma.com ing knowledge of wrongdo- 1ng to Forbes magazine, Chief Executive Guy Fa~re ing. which pegged. !:!is net worth e. mailed Cuban aski!lg htm The SEC is seeking a court · ~~ $~.3 billiop ~ o~ March; .r.q.call him "ASAP," the ~J?C judgment against Cuban 2007 . Besti.les the""'f.fid: Cuban ·called four miDfinding that he violated the Mavericks, he owns . utes later from the American antifraud provisions of the Landmark Theaters, a large Airlines Center in. Dallas , federal securities laws, an national chain dedicated to home of the Mavencks, and injunction against future independent films , and the spoke to Faure for about violations , an .unspecified HDNet cable television etght mtnutes . . Faure, who resigned last civil penalty and restitution channel. of the losses Cuban allegedCuban also runs a Web site year, began 'the·conversation ly avoided. . called Sharesleuth.com, by telling Cuban he was While the stock offering in which bills itself as provid- about to give him confidenquestion occurred more than ing "independent Web-based tial information . Cuban four years ago, the SEC di<l- reporting aimed at exposing agreed to keep it to himself, n 't learn about the specifics . securities fraud and corpo- the SEC said. of the case until early 2007, rate chicanery." An Cuban became upset and according to agency attor- announcement on the site angry during the .conversaneys . .says there are plans for a tion , and said that he didn't Cuban's lawyer said in a c o m p a . n i o n , like ·PIPEs because they statement that the SEC's BailoutSleuth.com , to track dilute the value of company case "has no merit and is a the government's $700 bil- . stock for existing shareholdproduct of gross abuse <if lion financial rescue plan. ers, according to the SEC. At prosecutorial discretion." M o rf t r e a I - b a s e d the end · of the. call, Cuban "Mr. Cuban intends to Mamma.com decided in the . said, "Well now I'm contest the allegations and to spring of 2004 to raise capi- screwed. I can't sell." demonstrate that the (SEC's) tal in . a so-called private Mamma .com 'changed its claims are infected by the placemejlt in public equity- name .to. CoJWmic Inc. in misconduct of the staff of its offerin~. knbWJ171!1S a PIP,e, ,.}U!)~. 200? • ~opemic . offienforcement division," according to the SEC suit. In ciills did not return· calls for Ralph Ferrara wrote in a late June, as the PIPE inoved comment Monday. Astronauts end space walk marred by lost toolbag,A6 Weight loss.center ·h olds reunion, A3 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio . ·' " ( ' I \ 10.,' \ ol. :;H . \o. 11:1 \\ 1· 1>:\I.SII \\ . '\()\I \I Ill· R 1<) . • Beanie at his best•on big stage. See Page Bl Dingess in charge.' Participants will be lining up lit I:30 p.m. on the lot POMEROY - Holi9ay adjacent to the Baptist observance plans for the Church. .Pomeroy Merchant's Following the parade, · Association were completed Santa will be at People's at a meeting Tuesday at Bank to greet the children Peoples bank . and have their pictures Again this year the theme taken with the jolly old will be "Christmas Along. man.. The bank will also the River" with a parade hold during the afternoon an featuring the arrive of Santa open reception for Marilyn kicking off the celebration Wolfe, longtime . bank on the Sunday after employee who is retiring at Thanksgiving. The parade the end of the year. will be at 2 p.m. with Toney Plans were made to again Pomeroy-Mason Bridge and was $1,256 to be used for the new .Medal of Honor various . projects of the Bridge which is expected to Association . open soon are still available John Musser. president, for sale. The bulbs are avail- read a letter from the Meigs able at Peoples and Farmer loca l Alumni Association Bal).ks, the Meigs Col!ntY thanking the village for the . Chamber of Commerce, and several businesses in down- warm welcome during its town Pomeroy. They ·are $8 reunion at Ri verf<;st time. A free community each or three for $20. Thanksgiving dinner at the A report was given on Community proceeds from the duck Mulberry derby held • by the Center was announced for Merchants at . the Sunday at 5:30 p.m. It will Sternwheel Riverfest. Total be followed at 7 p.m .' by .a income from the fundraiser worship se':" ice . Brother can you spare a coat? 0BITUARIFS Bv BETH. SERGENT It's been nearly a year BSERGENTOMYDAILVSENtiNEL.COM since Millennium ·Teleservices moved out of this building, takihg nearly 70 jobs with it. The Community Improvement Corporation has been trying to find the right client to fill the vacan· cy. Page AS • Jeff Connolly POMEROY - Many of us take for granted when the weather turns cold we can reach into our closets to find a heavy coat but not all peo· pie have that luxury, especially children. For nearly 25 years, Peoples Bank in Pomeroy has been coordinating its ~ Thai fishing ~t "Coats for Kids" program which provides new or hjiacked by _ pirates off · •sligbtly wom- winter coats ·~18. 'See.Page A2 to children in need. The •.Chinese president bank also provides used costs for adults but these .builds economic ties with days it seems it rarel~ gets Cuba. See. Page A2 donated coats in the stzes it • Habits make visits needs most which are for elementary school age chiluncomfortable. dren. · . Page A3 Because ·of this the blink • Family Medicln. e. sometimes sells hot lunches .. on Frida,Ys and also has SeePageA3 ·been and ts accepqn~ mone• Cheney, Gonzales tary or coat donahons to ..indicted in South'Texas help fill orders for children in all three school districts. county. See Page A6 The way the program works is the bank sends out letters in October to the schools and then its up to teachers to observe which children are coming to school without • heavy jackets. This year the orders were a little later coming in because of warmer weather but the need is definitely "picking up." · · Diane Lawson of Peoples Bank in Pomeroy said in the years she's worked . at .the bank the need has never gone away and seems to escalate from year to year. 0118111 on 1'11111 Ae She added this year the bank has at leas_t as many if not more orders than last year. Lawson ·guessed the bank will fili!OO orders this year and is currently work111g to gather a .large order a SECTIONS - la PAGES for one ,o f the elementary 4\nnie's MaUbqx A3 PIHH . . . Colt. AS INSIDE WHY I'RIDE liFT CHAIRS -- ...... Stand and sit with ease in a Pride Uft Chair · a line furnishing that will accent your home while enhancing your life. • Stylish color and Iabrie choices • Palented, quiet and smooth lift syslem • lntregraled emergency baHery backup gftamif!f e. :See • Single switch hand control for easy operation O XYC EN MI:DICAL IEQUI.-MI:NT . 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Each contest will be judged with prizes of $50 for first and $25 for second. It . was noted that the Christmas bulbs featuring etchings of the 1928 BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLI<;:HOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM • ,.uti Clllb t;l> Merchants Assn. plans holiday activities SPORTS 0 ~rinw~ onNewsprint 100% Rrcyc~d lL ~ ..... • Beth SergJnt/photo Vacancy on. Main Street . The good, bad of Meigs' ~conomy BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENTOMYllAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY.. _ It's . been about a year since Millennium Teleservices closed its call center on East Main Street, taking with it around 70 jobs and since then it has sat empty. The eight-year old building has 10,000 square feet of office space owned · by the . Community Improvement Corporation. Meigs County Economic Development Director Perry Varnadoe said ·there has been interest in renting the building and he is in fact · showing it to a prospective client today. Varnadoe said the CIC is trying to find the right client and the right pn~j17t to move into the bUildmg. · "i/Ne're looking for a pro- ject which will be good for the community," Varnadoe said. Varnadoe . said although there is a flurry of positive activity within Meigs County, outside the county, in terms of the overall economy, businesses are hesitant to make decisions on capital expenditures. In February, American Hydrogen Corporation announced it would be moving into the CIC's East Meigs Industrial Park . in Tuppers Plains but that hasn't happened yet. Varnadoe said it was his understanding certification for the company's product was slower than expected and other issues with the econo·my in general had .slowed · down the plans but not stopped them . . "Their (AHC) plans are as .Middleport fmes double in October September was $8.f92. The BREEOOMYDIIILYSENTINEL.COM increases in fines and theiJ: collection have been · conMIDDLEPORT -The sistent for most of 2008. Middleport Police "One tactic proven success- · Department collected fut for the police depart$17 ,633 in fines in ment is the use of warrant Octol;ler, nearly doubling '· blocks. Those blocks allow collections from the month ·the village to prevent before. renewal of a . driver's The fine total was includ- license or auto re$istration ' ed iq the mayor's report of if old fines are owmg. October fees and fines Earlier this fall, the vii• aP.proved by village coun- !age gave defendants with ctl last week . This latest old fines a grace period in increase in .collections is which to make good on pat't of an ongoing trend, their fines, but that opporand the result of ·a step-up tunity has now passed . · in. efforts to collect old It is now easier for the , fines, as well as increased mayor's court to track enforcement of village cases and the payment of ordinances, Mayor Mk.tael fines, because of a. recent Gerlach said last month. upgrade to court software. The mayor 's report of There are also more police fines collected m officers on the streets, writBY BRIAN J. REED ~· . ing tickets and serving warrants - many ·of them for failure to comply with ordered fines. Last month, Gerlach told village council that officers are now making as many .arrests and 'issuing as many citations each month as were made departmentwide at the beginning of the year. Secause more funding is available · through t~e general expenses levy voters approved last year, there is more money available for police officers . Because there are more police officers, more tickets are being written and more old fines are being collected, according to Fiscal Officer Susan Baker. I firm as ever but they were a revised project costs and slower getting into produc- construction schedule .lion thAn expected and the reflects current realities in economy is not helpful right the industry which include now," Varnadoe said. the most recent quotes for Meanwhile in Racine, vil- major equipment. There is lage officials are working also an eager world market with the CIC and Varnadoe in need of that equipment, to bring business develop· particularly on steam turment to the village's new bines needed for power commercial business district plants in developing counwhere the old Racine Junior ties. This has also led to a six · High School used ·to sit. month extension on the proThere have been no official , ject schedule, meaning both announcements as to · just plant units are scheduled to what type of business village begin operation in 2014. Still officials hope to attract and · AMP-Ohio is moving forofficials are currently mak· ward with the project. These. proje<:ts , coupled ing plans to make the property more attractive by with Gatling, Ohio 's underimproving infrastructure ground coal mine scheduled near the site. AMP-Ohio to go into production next recently ·announced an year, point t,o positive signs updated cost estimate of its in the Meigs County econocoal frred power plant that my while outside the county ·went from $2.9 billion to it is ua scary time" as $3.2 billion, AMP-Ohio said VarnadOe put it . Rental inspections to be completed by mid-December BY BRIAN J. REED BREEDOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT Middleport Building Inspector Rand&ll Mullins said he expects every rental unit in the villag~ will ha·ve· been inspected by mid· December. · The inspection program is ending its second year, and Mullins said the inspection a11d follow·up procedures are getting easier. and·rental owners are responding more quickly to orders for repairs. He said the inspection program has been delayed tem· porarily while he works .through some 30 building code violations at nonrental properties. " I am finding fewer violations at rental properties • this year, and fortunately, vi rtually · all of them have been repaired in a timely manner.u Mullins said. "People are now more aware of what is expected through the program, and are complying with the village codes ." There are four outstanding condemnation cases, Mullins said . He ~ aid he expects a summons to Mayor's Court to be issued against the owner of a duplex apartment building damaged in a fire this summer. Raymond Andrew was ordered to either repair the .Piiuse see Inspection, A5 I • ' �' :The Daily Sentinel AROUND THE WORLD PageA2 .. BY THE· BEND The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, November \9,2008 Habits make visits uncomfortable Cmdr Jane Campbell said. She said there were no U.S. ships in the vicinity ., when the hijackings were .' ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS • 1'1"' 'f I. ' • takiog place. In 'any case, I ' ,. •• •.\ . ' -)i \<. MOGADISHU , Somalia ships would have to be .' "w1thin 10 minutes ·- Pirates hijacked a Thai ' . (. • .I '· 'fishing boat with I6 crew responding time to prevent · • •• • ' ~i .members Tuesday off the any hijacking," slle told The Associated Press. coast of Somalia. the same · The Gulf of Aden. off ~ay a major Norwegian shipping group ordered its Somalia, connects to the Red Sea, which in tum is ~ers to sai I around Africa ' linked to the Mediterranean rather than use the Suez ' .Canal because pirates had by the· Suez Canal. The ...... :seized a Saudi supertanker. route is thousands of miles • " ' .I I The U.S. and other naval and many days shorter than ! .· "" forces decided a~ainst inter- going around the Cape of vening in the se1zure of the GQ9d Hope off the southern • il . : supertanker, which was car- tip of Afnca. "This will incur signifirymg $100 million in crude. The pirates captured an cant . extra cost, but we lranimi cargo ship Tuesday expect our customers' SUJ?· - the eighth ship seized in port and contribution," sa1d 12 days. Both vessels were Storeng. "Odfjell is frustrated by headed to the Middle East. Odfjell SE said it made the fact that governments the · decision to divert its and authorities: in general ships after pirates seized the seem to take a limited inter_Saudi Arabian supertanker est in this very serious probMV Sirius Star Saturday lem ," he added, describing .hundreds of miles !Jff the the seizures as "ruthless; organized · · ' -· AP ~· coast of Kenya, the most high-level . brazen attack yet by crime." This undated picture ~ade at an unknown location shows the the MV Sirius Star a Saudi oil. suPertanker whl<;,h tia~ b~ Somalian pirates. Pirates have seized dozens hijacked by Somali pirates. The owner of a Saudi oil supertanker hijacked by Somali pirates over the weekend ~.aid.\fill! ;!5 . "We will no longer of ships off Somalia's coast crew members are safe and the ship is fully loaded V~ittJ crude- a cargo worth about US$10Q million at; cl,l(rerit~rl~l:l­ expose our crew to the risk in the last year, generally Dubai-based Vela International Maririe Ltd., a subsidia~ of Saudi oil company Aramco, said in a s(!itement Mo~day.tll~~~·. :of being hijacked and held releasing them after ransoms pany response teams have been set up and are work1ng to ensure.the release of the crew and the vesSel. 1· . •~· 0\/1 ·. . for ransom by pirates in the were !'aid. NATO ha~ ttiree Gulf of Aden." said Terje warsh1ps in the Gulf of Aden ducer, said it will join the floated outto the ship and I 8 Campbell of the Bahrain.. if the ship' .tries t\) ~char Storeng. Odfjell 's president and the U.S. Navy's 5th international fight against men - presumably other based 5th l'leet said the sta- 11nywhere near Eyl ..-. -and chief executive. Fleet has ships in the region. piracy, and Somali officials pirates - climbed aboard tus of the crew and cargo where the·U.S.earliersaidi.t ladder. was not known. was heading ~ then his "Unless we are explicitly But the MV Sirius Star was ·vowed to try to rescue the with a rope The International forces will try to rescue it., committed by existing con- . seized far from where they supertanker, by force if nee- . Spectators watched as a essary. small boat carried fOod and Maritime Bureau on Sunday Forces from Punt! and tracts to sail through this patrol. The Sirius Star was qat, a narcotic leaf popular in reported . five hijackings region in northern Somalia While Somali pirates area, as from today we will reroute our ships around have seized 36 ships over anchored Tuesday close. Somalia, to the supertanker. since Nov. 7, before the have sometimes confronted the past year, among them a Harardhere, the main Salah B. Ka'ak.i, president Saudi, Iranian and Thai pirates, though Somalia's Cape of Good Hope." weak central . gover_nment, Noel Choong ..of the Ukrainian ship ,loaded with pirates' den on the Somali and CEO of the· tanker's ships were announced. arms that is still being held, coast, with a full load of 2 owner Vela lniemational Saud, . speaking during a which is fighting Islamic International Maritime never had they seized avesmillion bru;rels of oil and 25 . Marine Ltd, s;~id . the oil ~· visit to Athens ·on Tuesday, ·insurgents, has. been unable Bureau said the Thai boat .tanker's 25 crew, members said Saudi Arabia would to mount a response to was seized in the Gulf of sel as large as the Sirius Star crew members . --As usual , I woke up at 3 "are belieyt:d to be safe." join an international initia- increasing piracy. · _Aden on Tuesday as it trav- and so far out ·to sea. The Puntland forces, their eled toward the Mideast. tanker was more than 450 a,m. and headed for the sea- . The statement said -they live against piracy in the _The vessel was captured the nautical miles southeast of to fish, but I saw a very, were awaiting further! con' Red Sea area, where more guns blazing, freed a same day that pirates Mombasa, Kenya, an area very large ship anchored tact from pirates controlling than 80 pirate attacks have Panama-flagged cargo ship taken place this year. · . from pirates on Oct. 14. hijacked an Iranian bull< far south of the zone where. less .than three miles off the the vessel. warships have increased shore," said Abdinur Haji, a With naval forces unwillHe did not elaborate on . In Vienna, Ehsan Ul-Haq, ·cargo carrier with 25 crew fisheanan in Harardhere. ing to intervene, shipowners . what steps the kingdom chief analyst at JBC Energy, members. Saturday 's attack their patrols. Saudi Foreign Minister "I have been fishing here in past piracy cases have would take to better protect said the seizure was not on the Saudi supertanker was the most brazen attack Prince Saud ai-Faisal called forthree decades, but I have ended up paying ransoms its vital oil tankers. Saudi . affecting oil prices because the hijacking "an · outra- . never seen a ship as big as for their ships, cargos and Arabia's . French-equipped traders were focused instead in the region yet. navy tws 18,000-20,000 per- on "the overall economy." . The U.S. Navy's 5th.Fleet geous act" and said "piracy, this one," he told Tbe crew. . The 'Iranian ship was a sonnet, but has never taken The U.S. Navy .is still surbased i)1 Bahrain dispatched like terrorism, is a disease · Associated Press in a telean aircraft to the area after which is against everybody, phone interview. "There are bulk cargo c_arrier flying a part in any hi~h-seas fighting. rounding. a Ukrainian ship Abdullkadir Musa , the loaded w1th tanks and other the hijackings were report- and everybody must address dozens of . spectators on Hong Kong flag and o¢at· shore trying to catch .a ed by the Islamic J{epublic deputy sea port minister in weaponry that was seized ed and spotted the two ves- it together." The kingdom, which is glimpse of the large ship." of Iran Shipping Lines. U.S. northern Somalia's break- by pirates Sept. 25 off the sels in the hands of pirates, the world's leading oil proHe said two small boats Navy Commander .Jane away Puntland region, said Somali coast. 5th Fleet spokes woman MOHAMED SHEIKH NOR AND BARBARA SURK .. .. ' . .. Chinese president builds economic ties with Cuba ~ ~· -Congo rebels to pull back.to allow talks KAYNA. Congo (AP) · · · Rebels were pulling back · · Bv WILL WEISSERT their forces from the frontASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER lines to allow talks with the army, their spokesman said . HAVANA ~ China's president signed trade deals with Tuesday, as retreating army .communist ally Cuba and agreed to help modernize its Id · battl d bs of :ports and hospitals on 1\Jesday, part of a Latin America trip so •ers. . e . ~o ·on which Chinese businessmen have been snapping•up raw spear-w•eldmg m•h~lamen. :materials. _ · . Streams of machme-gun· f1re cra~kled th~ough the : Taking the long view at a time of financial crisis, China rural h1lltop v1llage of :is investmg heavily in commodity-producing countries, and Ka~na all day as so-called ·Cuba is no exception. More than a dozen deals agreed toby Mal Mal mlhtlas . attacked President Hu Jmtao included purchases of Cuban nickel government soldiers who .and sugar, along with pledges to send food and building had been fleemg a rebel :materials to help the Caribbean nation recover from three advance further s?uth. The rt d 1 1 h .major hurricanes. · Hu signed off on a seq:md,'$70 millibn phase of $350 army r~po e s•m•.ar7 as,· es With the 1111 ~1tm 10 million in Chinese credit to renovate Cuban hospitals. K1rumba, a few m1Jes furChina also committed to help renovate Cuba's crucial, but ther north.. . aging, ports. T d 1 It was unclear how many of the deals were oncredit. Havana ues ay s · V.IO ence 10 · 1y· fro m Be•Jmg ··· - 1oans 11· complex marked another has already borrowed extens1\te cns 1s lowthat the 1s might have trouble repaying as 11 recovers from Hurricanes C It 1 ' h d It Gustav, Ike and Paloma, all of which hit Cuba this year. se~~~~- blo~ s~o ~~e ~a Hu thanked Cuba for sending doctors to China after last which relies on help fro~ year's devastating earthquake, and for educational pro- the Mai Mai in its broader grams on the island attended by about 2,000 Chinese, war with rebel leader including medical students. Laurent Nkunda. China's president also met with ailing former President Fighting between the Fidel Castro. Cuba released a photo of the pair 'shaking army and Nkunda 's men hands and chatting. Hu wore a business suit and the former sioc.e August ·has forced Cuban president had on exercise· clothing· that has become hundreds of thousands of his standard uniform since undergoing emergency intestinal people ·from 'homes into surgery and disappearing from public view in lillY 2006. crowded displaced camps. Cuban authorities provided no further details, but China's The U.N. puts ·the total -official Xinhua New~ Agency said the two held a long dis- refugee figure at 250.000, cussion. . . · but tens of thousands have "I see in person that you have recovered and liave been ener- also deserted Kimya and getic, so I feel very pleased ," Xinhua reported Hu told Castro. Kanyabayonga , wh1ch are Castro replied: "We are old friends. I am happy to see occupied by now exclusively by soldiers and their famthat you are as energetic as when I met you last time." : Hu met with Castro duringohis first visit .to Cuba in 2004. 11ies. . ;The 82-year-old has an undisclosed illness and brother Rebels have advanced Raul Castro. five years his junior, formally succeeded him close. to Kanyabayonga, as president i~ February. . perched on a mountain Accompanymg Huon a visitto a school for Chinese students ridge around 10 miles (15 on Tuesqay, Raul Castro sang snippets of a song about China kilometers) south of Kayna. and Mao Zedong he said he learned while traveling the world in Nkunda launched a rebel:1953. At first, hundreds of students gathered in an auditorium lion in 2004. claiming to ;seemed confused, but they soon sang along, clapping in time. protect ethnic 1\Jtsis from : "Even lh?ugh the physical distance that separates China Hutu militias who fled to and Cuba IS great, fnendship between both people goes Congo after Rwanda's 1994 '· back a long way," Hu said. genocide left more than Cuba depended heavily on Soviet largesse and turned a 500,000 Tutsis and others cold shoulder to Chma during the Cold War 's Sino-Soviet . slaughtered. But critics say 5plit. But ties warmed afterthe breakup of the Soviet Union he IS more interested in in 1991 , and Cuba now has no problem dealing with both power and Congo's mineral J)eijing and MoscoW. · . wealth. · . Wi~h bilateraltJ;ade topping $2.i'i billion a year, China is Rebel spokesman Cuba s No.2 tradmg prutner after Venezuela, where social- Bertrand Bisimwa said ist President Hugo.Chavez provides nearly 100,000 barrels Tuesday · that his group would immediately withof oil a day to the Island at favorable prices. ' ' - ..,r ., draw 25' miles (40 kilometers) from hotspots around th.e northern towns Kiwanja and Kanyabayonga to allow rebels and Congolese army officials to meet Wednesday. Th · e meetmg near Kanyabayonga "will examine t)le establishment of zones of separation between their two armies, in order to prevent any possibility of confrontation." Bisimwa said in a statement. ·Nkunda told U.N. envoy Olusegun ObasanJ·o over the weekend he was committed to a cease-fire and U.N. efforts 10 end the fighting. But his troops have been gobbling up more territory in t\le remote hills north of Goma by the day. Soldiers in Congo's ill!ramed. army have spo~en mcreasmgly about the1r anger over lack ·of money, food and pay raises they say were approved but never arrived. Th.ey also complain that some senior pro-1\Jtsi commanders in the army have ordered government f troops to retreat rom at least towns in apparent collusion with rebels. The army's disarray is so dire that President Joseph Kabila announced late Monday he had sacked his army chief in ' an ' apparent bid to ease growing unrest. In Kayna on Tuesday, after a day of battles with , militiamen, soldiers wandered the · main road iri town, hollering, begging for cigarettes and kicking a soccer ball with automaticweapons· dangled over their shoulders. · · . Some wore long dark w1p. O~e , wore a puffy wh1te ch1ld s Jacket and a red and white Santa Claus hat. Another sported a black McDonald's fast-food base- . ball cap, .emblazoned with the words "Crew Trainer." Most appeared to be mov· ·th th · · £ T !ng Wl. err entrre anu 1es mtow- an accepted practice bc!<:ause of long deployments. Jean-Pierre Kamavu, a civilian who works for humanitarian group c·aned . Heal Africa, said he fled Kayna on Nov. 10 - not because of. advancing rebels, but because retreating soldiers went on a rampage, raping several women, kickirig in' dol:lrs and looting homes. "I've been sleeping at the hospital ever. since. Nowhere · else is safe," Kamavu said after walking up a yalley past hundreds of . eenly empty thatch huts With not another soul m s1ght. Jeff Warner 113W 2ndSt Pomeroy, OH 45769 (740) 992·5479 warnerj1 @nationwide.com D BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR : Dear Annie: My sister :and her husband have some habits that really turn me off when I visit. They leave dirty pots and pans on the stove for weeks . They allow :used dishes. cups and uten:sils to pile up in the sink :until it is overflowing. They ·have a dishwasher, but say it doesn't clean the pots very well. That's no surprise when the pots have been left -out with food remnants dry:ing on them for weeks . : They also eat directly out :of containers of food , like pre-made salads and ice eream, and then put them .oack in the refrigerator. · ·They serve guests directly :from these same food con:tainers. When their kitchen ·: trash can is full , it is pulled ·out from its spot and placed in the middle of the floor. From there ; it becomes a trial of wills to see who will give in and take the trash outside to the garbage can. They apparently do not care about the health issues of all their bad habits. Ii is not like they are pressed for time to get these things done. as both are retired. My brother-in-Jaw spends 90 percent of his free time e-mailing friends and acquaintances all over the country. while my sister spends an equal amount of time in front of the TV. If anything is mentioned to them about toe dirty dishes or' overflowing garbage, they get angry and defensive . Other than not visiting or eating out every night · (which can get expensive), what do I do? - Disgusted in California ' · Dear Disgusted: Your sister ancl her husband have reached an accommodation about their level of cleanliness and they are content with it. Consider staying at a ·motel. or buy groceries and cook your own meals. If you are close enough to be an overnight guest, you should also pitch in and help by washing a few dishes and emptying the overflowing garbage. Dear Annie: Recently, my husband had a kidney biopsy . This made him tl\ink about wills. Many times families request that peqple make donations to a charity in lieu of flowers. He wanted to know about asking people to make a donation to our grandson's college fund. Wou Jd that be tacky? Tyler, Texas Dear Tyler: Yes. Unless your husband's death will create a major ·fi nancial hardship for your grandson. it is inappropriate to ask . other people to donate money to benefit your fami: ly directly. you are not a charitable organization. Your husband should consider sett.ing up a trust fund to help pay for his grandson's education. Dear Annie: This is in response to all the letters from men explaining why they have affairs. What hogwash. There is no justification for cheating. Men say their wives have gained weight, but husbands develop· all kinds of bad habits. Some men suggest they are entitled to cheat because they have helped put the children to bed and done some housework . It is obvious they are only doing these things so they can reap the benefit - sex. Do men think women are stupid? . Shame on all of them for trying to excuse their cheating by claiming th~y gave it their !lest effort and there was no way to avoid an affair. After years of marriage, romance has taken a back seat to simply getting the sexual satisfaction they feel they are entitled to. Women remember !)ow things were when they met their husbands, and they, too, miss those pa%ionate moments. Listen up . you self-centere(l, ignorant , cheating fools. It isn't all about you. While you ·are out doing the co-worker orJ.aying $150 to be service , your wife may be out enjoying someone who gives her what you don 't. :.... Napa, Calif. Dear Napa: My, my, you certainly needed to Jet off some steam. We lwpe it helped. On Your Side · Auto Homt Uft Busintss ~ .. ~· . ' • . - Monday, Nov. 24 RACINE - Southern Local School Board, regular meeting, 8 p.m., high S£hool media room. · , Tuesday, Dec. 25 POMEROY - Local Emergency . Planning Committee, II :30 a.m., Senior Center. FY-09 exercise to ·be discussed. Lunch avai lable . Clubs and organizations Thursday, Nov. 20 CHESTER Shade River Lodge 453. special meeting. 7 p.m. for the purpose of conferring the Master Mason Degree on one candidate . Refreshments after. , POMEROY - Meigs County American Can~er Society Advisory Board, regular meeting, noon. basement conference room Pomeroy Librdf)l. lunch provided. new members welcome. POMEROY - Meigs · Soi l and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors, regular meeting, I I :30 a.m., district office, 33101 Hiland -Road . Church events box@comcast.llet, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, Chicago, lL 60611. To ji11d out more about Armie's Mailbox, a11d read features by other Creators Syndicate writers include a $25 gift certificate, LONG BOTTOM and cartoo11ists, visit tlze Creator-s Syndicate Web Randi M. Gheen of Long at the I00 hour level , good page at www.creators .com. .Bottom has earned an award towards any item from for Jogging 50.0 hours in the Drysdales Western Storef American Quarter Horse and 750 hours. a Tex Tan Association Horseback basket stamped belt. For each additional hour levels Riding Program. The program recognizes achieved members will and rewards AQHA Members receive Montana Silversmith GALLIPOLIS - Holzer for time spent with their products as awards. Weight Loss Solutions AI so at both 500 hour and American Quarter Horses in ' recently held 'its annual 5,000 hour award levels, activities such as trail rides, reunion. of former patients '·,'i working cattle, pleasure dri- recipients receive recogniand individuals who are tion in . "The American ving. and simply riding. currently in the process to Horse Journal" , Quarter A unique aspect of the prohave weight Joss surgery. · gram is its simplicity. Current AQH.:\ Is monthly magazine. Over 60 .· individuals AQHA Ml'lMBERS com- Stephanie A. McCommon. attended the event which Manager of plete a program application AQHA theme. had a · luau Membership Services, said and pay a one-time $25 Attending were those who enrollment fee. Each enrollee IIAQHA is very proud to have had gastric bypass receives an official AQHA offer this program rewarding surgery, Jab band procelog sheet to. record their hours people who enjoy riding and dures. and those scheduled driving or riding an American driving ..A merican Quarter to have lap band ~urgery. Quarter Horse. Participants Horses. Enrollees are doing Terri Canterbury , former need not own their own horse, .such diverse activities that counselor for HWLS and but all official hours must be it's Obvious this program litgastric bypass patient, accrued with a registered erally fits everyone who likes spoke . to the crowd about spending time with horses." American Quarter Horse. memories she had froip .her AQHA actively encourNine subsequent awards ;rre . years at HWLS. ages horseback riding as a presented at I 00 to 5,000 hour "The . annual reunion is levels and range from mer- recreational activity .that can our way of congratulating chandise gift certiticates from be enjoyed alone or shared atients on ·their weight Drysdales Weslem Store to a with family and friends. For oss success:. Having the . Montana Silversmith trophy - more information about opportunfty to help patients . Submitted photo change their lives is a priv' Gary Dillenger, left, receives his weight loss pin from Dr. Canady at the annual reunion for belt buckle at the highest level. AQHA and its programs, Other awards provided by visit www.aqha.com or call ilege," said Pam Dye, RN; Holzer Weight Loss Solutions. AQHA corporate sponsors (806)376-48 I I. -30 BSN, Director :or Holzer Weight Loss S9lutions. weight Joss for an individ- from local businesses were Health Center, and more. Located at Holzer Medical "We look forward to help- . ual went to Gary Dillenger awarded. Donors included• ing individuals on their who is 15 · pounds away Basket Delight s, Curves, Center in Gallipolis, HWLS from . receiving the 200 Dailey Tire, Holzer Clinic, is a regional program - the weight loss journey," POMEROY - Joe and · Michael Canady, MD, pounds Jost .pin. For those . Holzer Health Systems, Joe only one of its kind in the Stephanie Kirby announce · awarded pins to those who attending the total weight Mamas Coffeehouse, Solar area, focused on chronic, the birth of their first child, Eclipse, Spring Valley Tire diagnosed, and/or Life.have reached milestones in Joss was I ,494 pounds. · a son, Owen Joseph. Brake, Sycamore . threatening obesity. Sev~:nteen door prizes and weight lost. The highest The infant was born Sept I 5 at Saint Jose ph 's Hospital. He weighed 6 Family Medicine pounds 3 ounces. Hi s maternal grandparents are George and Becky Reed of Mason, W.Va . . Maternal great-grandpar... . Questio11: I'm lzaving a swelling. it 's referred•· to · a~ the chest where most ribs are best [or this problem. and we ents are Fred and the late have found np treatment that attached to the breastbone . Tietze syndrome. · terribli! time with chest . Let me explain this a little with a section of flexible car· shortens the Jen~th of the ill- Delores Taylor of Fairplain, pain. My doctor says llzave W.Va. and the late James Owen Joseph Kirby costochmuiriti~:. and he has more clearly with a brief tilage that bends to accom- ness. Pain medication, antiand Opal Reed of Walton, recomme11ded that 1 take anatomy Jesson . Our ribs modate rib motion instead of . inflammatory 'drugs includgreat-grandparents are aspiri11 . It helps my pai11, are an important part of the gliding as most joints do. ing aspirin, and heat can ease W.Va. and the late Josephine His paternal grandfather but it hurts my stomaclz human body. They form a Only the I Ith and . I2th rib the discomfort and make it was the late Joseph Kirby Herman Kirby of Wes~ enough that/ can't continue protective cage around the pairs are not attached to the more bearable while you Sr. of Racine . Paternal Columbia, W.Va. Paternal wait until your body and time to take it. Wlzat causes cos- vital . organs within the breastbone in this manner. grandmother is Dora Clay · great-grandmother is Sally Costochondritis occurs can do the ·healing. That's tochondritis, and what ca11 I · chest. In addition to their Fowler of Pomeroy. do for it si11ce I call 't take protective role. the ribs also most often to the cartilage why I recommend that you of Middleport. Paternal must ·move - sort of like that connects the second and talk to your doctor about an ·aspiri11? Answer: Chest pain from the sides of a bellows. - to third ribs to the breastbone anti-inflammatory medicavarious causes is a common help force air into and out of either on one or on both sides tion that is fess irritating to iymptom. 1\fales will _often the lungs . Accommodating of the chest. Ribs move with your stomach tl,lan aspirin. POMEROY Meigs will .be available in the Daily Family Medici11e® is a llssume they are havmg a these two roles poses some .respiration, particularly with County Auditor, Mary T. Sentinel on Nov. 26. Dec. 14 heart problem and females . mechanical dilemmas. The the deej> breathing of exer: weekly column. .To submit Byer-Hill. has <mnounced that and Jan. 16. They may also be J!1ay think they have breast best protective rib cage oise, and are also attached to q~nstions, write to Martha A. dog and kennel licenses for purchased from Thomas B. ·cancer. These are normal would be rigid , while .the some of the muscles that Simpson; D.O., M.B.A., 2009 will be available Dec. I . Proffitt. Meigs County Dog ·reactions, and it's alwaxs a best "bellows" action move the neck and shou Jder. Ohio University College of Dog licenses are required Warden. Residents may conmovement. As you might assume from OsteopaJhic Medici11e, P.O. by Jaw. Section 955.01 of the tact the Meigs County :good idea to get unidentified requires :£hest pain checked out Creatures with a bony this arrangement, costochon- Box 110, Atlzens, Ohio Ohio Revised Code states Auditor's Office at 992-2698 promptly. If you are found to skeleton, including humans, dritis can turn simple activi- 457Q1, or via e-mail to read- that every person who owns, with questions regarding the have costochondritis, like are designed solve this ties like taking a deep breath erquestions@familymedi- keeps or harbors a dog more pun;hase of your 2009 Dog or reaching to retrieve a cail ciM11ews.org. Medical infor. our reader, you are fortu- problem in a similar way . License. Ribs are rigid because tbey from the pantry shelf in(o lnalion in this colum11 is pro- than three months of age. :nate. Though it can make shall purchase a license for :you migh~ly uncomfortable , are bone, and this rigidity difficult and painful experi- vided as an educatiomd ser- that dog before the 31 st day vice o11ly. It does 110t replace . ·It is not hfe threatenmg and provides an excellent protec- ences. the jud~me11t of your per- of January of each year. The symptoms of costo:is what we doctors call a tive cage a,. well as a finn The cost of each dog i•seJf-limiting" condition. . structure for the attachment chondrills usually clear up somdphysicum, wlzo should license will be $6 per dog In· short, costochondritis is of muscles. Each rib is without treatment in a few be relied or~ to diagnose alllf and kennel license will be fl painful intlammatio~ of. I~ attached to the vertebra of months, but that ,probably recomme11d treatment for $25 ·per kennel . If purchased :junctions where the nbs JOin the- backbone with a type of seems like a long time to any medical cmulilums. Past . :with the cartilage that holds joint that allows a llliding wait for the pain to go away. columns are allllilable or~li11e after the January 3 I deadline, wwwJamilymedicine- the penalty will be an addi, --them to the breastbone. If the motion. The situation 1s a lit- ·There is no specific medica- at tiona! $6.00 per \'log license :pain is accompanied by tle different in the front of tion or treatment that works llews.org. • FME 241r Ttt.flnbl ~ and $25.00 per kennel • Instant MesAging · llnp 'ffN' ~ 1111! Hcense. • 10 H'llilllddtNteS 'lllill WetwTiail! Licenses may be purcha'ied • CUllom SWt P1gt • rotwt. wealher I rnor11 Monday through Friday from ( ;;;,up 1o 6X frlmrfl Paternal grandparents are . &:30 a.m . to 4:30 pm. at the COOLVILLE Chad weighed 7 pounds, 7 Pomeroy. Maternal great. juill3~ ~ Meigs County Auditor's Clary and Diana Nelson of and Jackie Nelson of ounces. She has a sister, grandparents are Ray and Sign Up Onttnel . . ..LOCIINM.com Leoma Hall of Coolville. the Racine. Paternal great Office which is located on the •· · :Coolville announce the McKenzie Mae Long, 5. Maternal grandparents late Mary Parker, the late grandparents are Roger and second floor of the Meigs ·birth of their daughter, McKayla Rae Nelson, born are Teresa: and Ernie . Roy Parker and Pauline of June Epple of Chester, and County Courthouse. For those on Sept. 3 at Camden Clark Calaway of Coolville and Pomeroy, Annie and the late Donna· and the late Jim who prefer to purchase a license by mail, applications • ·Memorial Hospital. She Jack and Anita Parker of Guy Calaway of Coolville. Nelson of Pomeroy. . . Local resident participates in AQHA riding program . r. Kirbys announce birth .Time best healer for pain ·of costochondritis Time to buy dog licenses . - Public meetings Wednesday, Nov. 19 MIDDLEPORT Annual Veterans Day and Thanksgiving Dinner, 6 Thursday, Nov. 20 p.m., Feeney-Bennett Po st POMEROY - Laurel ·· Annie's Mailbox is writ- 128 . American Legion . Methodist ten by Kathy Mitchell and All members and guests Cliff Free Marcy Sugar, longtime edi- invited . Donations to Church, revival services, 7 tors of the A1111 f:.anders "G ifts for Yanks" will be p.m. through Nov. 23. colum11. Please e-mail your solicited during the Leland "Bud" Allman, speaker. Special singing. questions to allniesmail- evening. Nelsons-announce birth Nationwide• VVednesday,NoveJRbert9,2008 Community Calendar ANNIE'S MAILBOX Bv PageA3 I· • �' :The Daily Sentinel AROUND THE WORLD PageA2 .. BY THE· BEND The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, November \9,2008 Habits make visits uncomfortable Cmdr Jane Campbell said. She said there were no U.S. ships in the vicinity ., when the hijackings were .' ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS • 1'1"' 'f I. ' • takiog place. In 'any case, I ' ,. •• •.\ . ' -)i \<. MOGADISHU , Somalia ships would have to be .' "w1thin 10 minutes ·- Pirates hijacked a Thai ' . (. • .I '· 'fishing boat with I6 crew responding time to prevent · • •• • ' ~i .members Tuesday off the any hijacking," slle told The Associated Press. coast of Somalia. the same · The Gulf of Aden. off ~ay a major Norwegian shipping group ordered its Somalia, connects to the Red Sea, which in tum is ~ers to sai I around Africa ' linked to the Mediterranean rather than use the Suez ' .Canal because pirates had by the· Suez Canal. The ...... :seized a Saudi supertanker. route is thousands of miles • " ' .I I The U.S. and other naval and many days shorter than ! .· "" forces decided a~ainst inter- going around the Cape of vening in the se1zure of the GQ9d Hope off the southern • il . : supertanker, which was car- tip of Afnca. "This will incur signifirymg $100 million in crude. The pirates captured an cant . extra cost, but we lranimi cargo ship Tuesday expect our customers' SUJ?· - the eighth ship seized in port and contribution," sa1d 12 days. Both vessels were Storeng. "Odfjell is frustrated by headed to the Middle East. Odfjell SE said it made the fact that governments the · decision to divert its and authorities: in general ships after pirates seized the seem to take a limited inter_Saudi Arabian supertanker est in this very serious probMV Sirius Star Saturday lem ," he added, describing .hundreds of miles !Jff the the seizures as "ruthless; organized · · ' -· AP ~· coast of Kenya, the most high-level . brazen attack yet by crime." This undated picture ~ade at an unknown location shows the the MV Sirius Star a Saudi oil. suPertanker whl<;,h tia~ b~ Somalian pirates. Pirates have seized dozens hijacked by Somali pirates. The owner of a Saudi oil supertanker hijacked by Somali pirates over the weekend ~.aid.\fill! ;!5 . "We will no longer of ships off Somalia's coast crew members are safe and the ship is fully loaded V~ittJ crude- a cargo worth about US$10Q million at; cl,l(rerit~rl~l:l­ expose our crew to the risk in the last year, generally Dubai-based Vela International Maririe Ltd., a subsidia~ of Saudi oil company Aramco, said in a s(!itement Mo~day.tll~~~·. :of being hijacked and held releasing them after ransoms pany response teams have been set up and are work1ng to ensure.the release of the crew and the vesSel. 1· . •~· 0\/1 ·. . for ransom by pirates in the were !'aid. NATO ha~ ttiree Gulf of Aden." said Terje warsh1ps in the Gulf of Aden ducer, said it will join the floated outto the ship and I 8 Campbell of the Bahrain.. if the ship' .tries t\) ~char Storeng. Odfjell 's president and the U.S. Navy's 5th international fight against men - presumably other based 5th l'leet said the sta- 11nywhere near Eyl ..-. -and chief executive. Fleet has ships in the region. piracy, and Somali officials pirates - climbed aboard tus of the crew and cargo where the·U.S.earliersaidi.t ladder. was not known. was heading ~ then his "Unless we are explicitly But the MV Sirius Star was ·vowed to try to rescue the with a rope The International forces will try to rescue it., committed by existing con- . seized far from where they supertanker, by force if nee- . Spectators watched as a essary. small boat carried fOod and Maritime Bureau on Sunday Forces from Punt! and tracts to sail through this patrol. The Sirius Star was qat, a narcotic leaf popular in reported . five hijackings region in northern Somalia While Somali pirates area, as from today we will reroute our ships around have seized 36 ships over anchored Tuesday close. Somalia, to the supertanker. since Nov. 7, before the have sometimes confronted the past year, among them a Harardhere, the main Salah B. Ka'ak.i, president Saudi, Iranian and Thai pirates, though Somalia's Cape of Good Hope." weak central . gover_nment, Noel Choong ..of the Ukrainian ship ,loaded with pirates' den on the Somali and CEO of the· tanker's ships were announced. arms that is still being held, coast, with a full load of 2 owner Vela lniemational Saud, . speaking during a which is fighting Islamic International Maritime never had they seized avesmillion bru;rels of oil and 25 . Marine Ltd, s;~id . the oil ~· visit to Athens ·on Tuesday, ·insurgents, has. been unable Bureau said the Thai boat .tanker's 25 crew, members said Saudi Arabia would to mount a response to was seized in the Gulf of sel as large as the Sirius Star crew members . --As usual , I woke up at 3 "are belieyt:d to be safe." join an international initia- increasing piracy. · _Aden on Tuesday as it trav- and so far out ·to sea. The Puntland forces, their eled toward the Mideast. tanker was more than 450 a,m. and headed for the sea- . The statement said -they live against piracy in the _The vessel was captured the nautical miles southeast of to fish, but I saw a very, were awaiting further! con' Red Sea area, where more guns blazing, freed a same day that pirates Mombasa, Kenya, an area very large ship anchored tact from pirates controlling than 80 pirate attacks have Panama-flagged cargo ship taken place this year. · . from pirates on Oct. 14. hijacked an Iranian bull< far south of the zone where. less .than three miles off the the vessel. warships have increased shore," said Abdinur Haji, a With naval forces unwillHe did not elaborate on . In Vienna, Ehsan Ul-Haq, ·cargo carrier with 25 crew fisheanan in Harardhere. ing to intervene, shipowners . what steps the kingdom chief analyst at JBC Energy, members. Saturday 's attack their patrols. Saudi Foreign Minister "I have been fishing here in past piracy cases have would take to better protect said the seizure was not on the Saudi supertanker was the most brazen attack Prince Saud ai-Faisal called forthree decades, but I have ended up paying ransoms its vital oil tankers. Saudi . affecting oil prices because the hijacking "an · outra- . never seen a ship as big as for their ships, cargos and Arabia's . French-equipped traders were focused instead in the region yet. navy tws 18,000-20,000 per- on "the overall economy." . The U.S. Navy's 5th.Fleet geous act" and said "piracy, this one," he told Tbe crew. . The 'Iranian ship was a sonnet, but has never taken The U.S. Navy .is still surbased i)1 Bahrain dispatched like terrorism, is a disease · Associated Press in a telean aircraft to the area after which is against everybody, phone interview. "There are bulk cargo c_arrier flying a part in any hi~h-seas fighting. rounding. a Ukrainian ship Abdullkadir Musa , the loaded w1th tanks and other the hijackings were report- and everybody must address dozens of . spectators on Hong Kong flag and o¢at· shore trying to catch .a ed by the Islamic J{epublic deputy sea port minister in weaponry that was seized ed and spotted the two ves- it together." The kingdom, which is glimpse of the large ship." of Iran Shipping Lines. U.S. northern Somalia's break- by pirates Sept. 25 off the sels in the hands of pirates, the world's leading oil proHe said two small boats Navy Commander .Jane away Puntland region, said Somali coast. 5th Fleet spokes woman MOHAMED SHEIKH NOR AND BARBARA SURK .. .. ' . .. Chinese president builds economic ties with Cuba ~ ~· -Congo rebels to pull back.to allow talks KAYNA. Congo (AP) · · · Rebels were pulling back · · Bv WILL WEISSERT their forces from the frontASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER lines to allow talks with the army, their spokesman said . HAVANA ~ China's president signed trade deals with Tuesday, as retreating army .communist ally Cuba and agreed to help modernize its Id · battl d bs of :ports and hospitals on 1\Jesday, part of a Latin America trip so •ers. . e . ~o ·on which Chinese businessmen have been snapping•up raw spear-w•eldmg m•h~lamen. :materials. _ · . Streams of machme-gun· f1re cra~kled th~ough the : Taking the long view at a time of financial crisis, China rural h1lltop v1llage of :is investmg heavily in commodity-producing countries, and Ka~na all day as so-called ·Cuba is no exception. More than a dozen deals agreed toby Mal Mal mlhtlas . attacked President Hu Jmtao included purchases of Cuban nickel government soldiers who .and sugar, along with pledges to send food and building had been fleemg a rebel :materials to help the Caribbean nation recover from three advance further s?uth. The rt d 1 1 h .major hurricanes. · Hu signed off on a seq:md,'$70 millibn phase of $350 army r~po e s•m•.ar7 as,· es With the 1111 ~1tm 10 million in Chinese credit to renovate Cuban hospitals. K1rumba, a few m1Jes furChina also committed to help renovate Cuba's crucial, but ther north.. . aging, ports. T d 1 It was unclear how many of the deals were oncredit. Havana ues ay s · V.IO ence 10 · 1y· fro m Be•Jmg ··· - 1oans 11· complex marked another has already borrowed extens1\te cns 1s lowthat the 1s might have trouble repaying as 11 recovers from Hurricanes C It 1 ' h d It Gustav, Ike and Paloma, all of which hit Cuba this year. se~~~~- blo~ s~o ~~e ~a Hu thanked Cuba for sending doctors to China after last which relies on help fro~ year's devastating earthquake, and for educational pro- the Mai Mai in its broader grams on the island attended by about 2,000 Chinese, war with rebel leader including medical students. Laurent Nkunda. China's president also met with ailing former President Fighting between the Fidel Castro. Cuba released a photo of the pair 'shaking army and Nkunda 's men hands and chatting. Hu wore a business suit and the former sioc.e August ·has forced Cuban president had on exercise· clothing· that has become hundreds of thousands of his standard uniform since undergoing emergency intestinal people ·from 'homes into surgery and disappearing from public view in lillY 2006. crowded displaced camps. Cuban authorities provided no further details, but China's The U.N. puts ·the total -official Xinhua New~ Agency said the two held a long dis- refugee figure at 250.000, cussion. . . · but tens of thousands have "I see in person that you have recovered and liave been ener- also deserted Kimya and getic, so I feel very pleased ," Xinhua reported Hu told Castro. Kanyabayonga , wh1ch are Castro replied: "We are old friends. I am happy to see occupied by now exclusively by soldiers and their famthat you are as energetic as when I met you last time." : Hu met with Castro duringohis first visit .to Cuba in 2004. 11ies. . ;The 82-year-old has an undisclosed illness and brother Rebels have advanced Raul Castro. five years his junior, formally succeeded him close. to Kanyabayonga, as president i~ February. . perched on a mountain Accompanymg Huon a visitto a school for Chinese students ridge around 10 miles (15 on Tuesqay, Raul Castro sang snippets of a song about China kilometers) south of Kayna. and Mao Zedong he said he learned while traveling the world in Nkunda launched a rebel:1953. At first, hundreds of students gathered in an auditorium lion in 2004. claiming to ;seemed confused, but they soon sang along, clapping in time. protect ethnic 1\Jtsis from : "Even lh?ugh the physical distance that separates China Hutu militias who fled to and Cuba IS great, fnendship between both people goes Congo after Rwanda's 1994 '· back a long way," Hu said. genocide left more than Cuba depended heavily on Soviet largesse and turned a 500,000 Tutsis and others cold shoulder to Chma during the Cold War 's Sino-Soviet . slaughtered. But critics say 5plit. But ties warmed afterthe breakup of the Soviet Union he IS more interested in in 1991 , and Cuba now has no problem dealing with both power and Congo's mineral J)eijing and MoscoW. · . wealth. · . Wi~h bilateraltJ;ade topping $2.i'i billion a year, China is Rebel spokesman Cuba s No.2 tradmg prutner after Venezuela, where social- Bertrand Bisimwa said ist President Hugo.Chavez provides nearly 100,000 barrels Tuesday · that his group would immediately withof oil a day to the Island at favorable prices. ' ' - ..,r ., draw 25' miles (40 kilometers) from hotspots around th.e northern towns Kiwanja and Kanyabayonga to allow rebels and Congolese army officials to meet Wednesday. Th · e meetmg near Kanyabayonga "will examine t)le establishment of zones of separation between their two armies, in order to prevent any possibility of confrontation." Bisimwa said in a statement. ·Nkunda told U.N. envoy Olusegun ObasanJ·o over the weekend he was committed to a cease-fire and U.N. efforts 10 end the fighting. But his troops have been gobbling up more territory in t\le remote hills north of Goma by the day. Soldiers in Congo's ill!ramed. army have spo~en mcreasmgly about the1r anger over lack ·of money, food and pay raises they say were approved but never arrived. Th.ey also complain that some senior pro-1\Jtsi commanders in the army have ordered government f troops to retreat rom at least towns in apparent collusion with rebels. The army's disarray is so dire that President Joseph Kabila announced late Monday he had sacked his army chief in ' an ' apparent bid to ease growing unrest. In Kayna on Tuesday, after a day of battles with , militiamen, soldiers wandered the · main road iri town, hollering, begging for cigarettes and kicking a soccer ball with automaticweapons· dangled over their shoulders. · · . Some wore long dark w1p. O~e , wore a puffy wh1te ch1ld s Jacket and a red and white Santa Claus hat. Another sported a black McDonald's fast-food base- . ball cap, .emblazoned with the words "Crew Trainer." Most appeared to be mov· ·th th · · £ T !ng Wl. err entrre anu 1es mtow- an accepted practice bc!<:ause of long deployments. Jean-Pierre Kamavu, a civilian who works for humanitarian group c·aned . Heal Africa, said he fled Kayna on Nov. 10 - not because of. advancing rebels, but because retreating soldiers went on a rampage, raping several women, kickirig in' dol:lrs and looting homes. "I've been sleeping at the hospital ever. since. Nowhere · else is safe," Kamavu said after walking up a yalley past hundreds of . eenly empty thatch huts With not another soul m s1ght. Jeff Warner 113W 2ndSt Pomeroy, OH 45769 (740) 992·5479 warnerj1 @nationwide.com D BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR : Dear Annie: My sister :and her husband have some habits that really turn me off when I visit. They leave dirty pots and pans on the stove for weeks . They allow :used dishes. cups and uten:sils to pile up in the sink :until it is overflowing. They ·have a dishwasher, but say it doesn't clean the pots very well. That's no surprise when the pots have been left -out with food remnants dry:ing on them for weeks . : They also eat directly out :of containers of food , like pre-made salads and ice eream, and then put them .oack in the refrigerator. · ·They serve guests directly :from these same food con:tainers. When their kitchen ·: trash can is full , it is pulled ·out from its spot and placed in the middle of the floor. From there ; it becomes a trial of wills to see who will give in and take the trash outside to the garbage can. They apparently do not care about the health issues of all their bad habits. Ii is not like they are pressed for time to get these things done. as both are retired. My brother-in-Jaw spends 90 percent of his free time e-mailing friends and acquaintances all over the country. while my sister spends an equal amount of time in front of the TV. If anything is mentioned to them about toe dirty dishes or' overflowing garbage, they get angry and defensive . Other than not visiting or eating out every night · (which can get expensive), what do I do? - Disgusted in California ' · Dear Disgusted: Your sister ancl her husband have reached an accommodation about their level of cleanliness and they are content with it. Consider staying at a ·motel. or buy groceries and cook your own meals. If you are close enough to be an overnight guest, you should also pitch in and help by washing a few dishes and emptying the overflowing garbage. Dear Annie: Recently, my husband had a kidney biopsy . This made him tl\ink about wills. Many times families request that peqple make donations to a charity in lieu of flowers. He wanted to know about asking people to make a donation to our grandson's college fund. Wou Jd that be tacky? Tyler, Texas Dear Tyler: Yes. Unless your husband's death will create a major ·fi nancial hardship for your grandson. it is inappropriate to ask . other people to donate money to benefit your fami: ly directly. you are not a charitable organization. Your husband should consider sett.ing up a trust fund to help pay for his grandson's education. Dear Annie: This is in response to all the letters from men explaining why they have affairs. What hogwash. There is no justification for cheating. Men say their wives have gained weight, but husbands develop· all kinds of bad habits. Some men suggest they are entitled to cheat because they have helped put the children to bed and done some housework . It is obvious they are only doing these things so they can reap the benefit - sex. Do men think women are stupid? . Shame on all of them for trying to excuse their cheating by claiming th~y gave it their !lest effort and there was no way to avoid an affair. After years of marriage, romance has taken a back seat to simply getting the sexual satisfaction they feel they are entitled to. Women remember !)ow things were when they met their husbands, and they, too, miss those pa%ionate moments. Listen up . you self-centere(l, ignorant , cheating fools. It isn't all about you. While you ·are out doing the co-worker orJ.aying $150 to be service , your wife may be out enjoying someone who gives her what you don 't. :.... Napa, Calif. Dear Napa: My, my, you certainly needed to Jet off some steam. We lwpe it helped. On Your Side · Auto Homt Uft Busintss ~ .. ~· . ' • . - Monday, Nov. 24 RACINE - Southern Local School Board, regular meeting, 8 p.m., high S£hool media room. · , Tuesday, Dec. 25 POMEROY - Local Emergency . Planning Committee, II :30 a.m., Senior Center. FY-09 exercise to ·be discussed. Lunch avai lable . Clubs and organizations Thursday, Nov. 20 CHESTER Shade River Lodge 453. special meeting. 7 p.m. for the purpose of conferring the Master Mason Degree on one candidate . Refreshments after. , POMEROY - Meigs County American Can~er Society Advisory Board, regular meeting, noon. basement conference room Pomeroy Librdf)l. lunch provided. new members welcome. POMEROY - Meigs · Soi l and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors, regular meeting, I I :30 a.m., district office, 33101 Hiland -Road . Church events box@comcast.llet, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, Chicago, lL 60611. To ji11d out more about Armie's Mailbox, a11d read features by other Creators Syndicate writers include a $25 gift certificate, LONG BOTTOM and cartoo11ists, visit tlze Creator-s Syndicate Web Randi M. Gheen of Long at the I00 hour level , good page at www.creators .com. .Bottom has earned an award towards any item from for Jogging 50.0 hours in the Drysdales Western Storef American Quarter Horse and 750 hours. a Tex Tan Association Horseback basket stamped belt. For each additional hour levels Riding Program. The program recognizes achieved members will and rewards AQHA Members receive Montana Silversmith GALLIPOLIS - Holzer for time spent with their products as awards. Weight Loss Solutions AI so at both 500 hour and American Quarter Horses in ' recently held 'its annual 5,000 hour award levels, activities such as trail rides, reunion. of former patients '·,'i working cattle, pleasure dri- recipients receive recogniand individuals who are tion in . "The American ving. and simply riding. currently in the process to Horse Journal" , Quarter A unique aspect of the prohave weight Joss surgery. · gram is its simplicity. Current AQH.:\ Is monthly magazine. Over 60 .· individuals AQHA Ml'lMBERS com- Stephanie A. McCommon. attended the event which Manager of plete a program application AQHA theme. had a · luau Membership Services, said and pay a one-time $25 Attending were those who enrollment fee. Each enrollee IIAQHA is very proud to have had gastric bypass receives an official AQHA offer this program rewarding surgery, Jab band procelog sheet to. record their hours people who enjoy riding and dures. and those scheduled driving or riding an American driving ..A merican Quarter to have lap band ~urgery. Quarter Horse. Participants Horses. Enrollees are doing Terri Canterbury , former need not own their own horse, .such diverse activities that counselor for HWLS and but all official hours must be it's Obvious this program litgastric bypass patient, accrued with a registered erally fits everyone who likes spoke . to the crowd about spending time with horses." American Quarter Horse. memories she had froip .her AQHA actively encourNine subsequent awards ;rre . years at HWLS. ages horseback riding as a presented at I 00 to 5,000 hour "The . annual reunion is levels and range from mer- recreational activity .that can our way of congratulating chandise gift certiticates from be enjoyed alone or shared atients on ·their weight Drysdales Weslem Store to a with family and friends. For oss success:. Having the . Montana Silversmith trophy - more information about opportunfty to help patients . Submitted photo change their lives is a priv' Gary Dillenger, left, receives his weight loss pin from Dr. Canady at the annual reunion for belt buckle at the highest level. AQHA and its programs, Other awards provided by visit www.aqha.com or call ilege," said Pam Dye, RN; Holzer Weight Loss Solutions. AQHA corporate sponsors (806)376-48 I I. -30 BSN, Director :or Holzer Weight Loss S9lutions. weight Joss for an individ- from local businesses were Health Center, and more. Located at Holzer Medical "We look forward to help- . ual went to Gary Dillenger awarded. Donors included• ing individuals on their who is 15 · pounds away Basket Delight s, Curves, Center in Gallipolis, HWLS from . receiving the 200 Dailey Tire, Holzer Clinic, is a regional program - the weight loss journey," POMEROY - Joe and · Michael Canady, MD, pounds Jost .pin. For those . Holzer Health Systems, Joe only one of its kind in the Stephanie Kirby announce · awarded pins to those who attending the total weight Mamas Coffeehouse, Solar area, focused on chronic, the birth of their first child, Eclipse, Spring Valley Tire diagnosed, and/or Life.have reached milestones in Joss was I ,494 pounds. · a son, Owen Joseph. Brake, Sycamore . threatening obesity. Sev~:nteen door prizes and weight lost. The highest The infant was born Sept I 5 at Saint Jose ph 's Hospital. He weighed 6 Family Medicine pounds 3 ounces. Hi s maternal grandparents are George and Becky Reed of Mason, W.Va . . Maternal great-grandpar... . Questio11: I'm lzaving a swelling. it 's referred•· to · a~ the chest where most ribs are best [or this problem. and we ents are Fred and the late have found np treatment that attached to the breastbone . Tietze syndrome. · terribli! time with chest . Let me explain this a little with a section of flexible car· shortens the Jen~th of the ill- Delores Taylor of Fairplain, pain. My doctor says llzave W.Va. and the late James Owen Joseph Kirby costochmuiriti~:. and he has more clearly with a brief tilage that bends to accom- ness. Pain medication, antiand Opal Reed of Walton, recomme11ded that 1 take anatomy Jesson . Our ribs modate rib motion instead of . inflammatory 'drugs includgreat-grandparents are aspiri11 . It helps my pai11, are an important part of the gliding as most joints do. ing aspirin, and heat can ease W.Va. and the late Josephine His paternal grandfather but it hurts my stomaclz human body. They form a Only the I Ith and . I2th rib the discomfort and make it was the late Joseph Kirby Herman Kirby of Wes~ enough that/ can't continue protective cage around the pairs are not attached to the more bearable while you Sr. of Racine . Paternal Columbia, W.Va. Paternal wait until your body and time to take it. Wlzat causes cos- vital . organs within the breastbone in this manner. grandmother is Dora Clay · great-grandmother is Sally Costochondritis occurs can do the ·healing. That's tochondritis, and what ca11 I · chest. In addition to their Fowler of Pomeroy. do for it si11ce I call 't take protective role. the ribs also most often to the cartilage why I recommend that you of Middleport. Paternal must ·move - sort of like that connects the second and talk to your doctor about an ·aspiri11? Answer: Chest pain from the sides of a bellows. - to third ribs to the breastbone anti-inflammatory medicavarious causes is a common help force air into and out of either on one or on both sides tion that is fess irritating to iymptom. 1\fales will _often the lungs . Accommodating of the chest. Ribs move with your stomach tl,lan aspirin. POMEROY Meigs will .be available in the Daily Family Medici11e® is a llssume they are havmg a these two roles poses some .respiration, particularly with County Auditor, Mary T. Sentinel on Nov. 26. Dec. 14 heart problem and females . mechanical dilemmas. The the deej> breathing of exer: weekly column. .To submit Byer-Hill. has <mnounced that and Jan. 16. They may also be J!1ay think they have breast best protective rib cage oise, and are also attached to q~nstions, write to Martha A. dog and kennel licenses for purchased from Thomas B. ·cancer. These are normal would be rigid , while .the some of the muscles that Simpson; D.O., M.B.A., 2009 will be available Dec. I . Proffitt. Meigs County Dog ·reactions, and it's alwaxs a best "bellows" action move the neck and shou Jder. Ohio University College of Dog licenses are required Warden. Residents may conmovement. As you might assume from OsteopaJhic Medici11e, P.O. by Jaw. Section 955.01 of the tact the Meigs County :good idea to get unidentified requires :£hest pain checked out Creatures with a bony this arrangement, costochon- Box 110, Atlzens, Ohio Ohio Revised Code states Auditor's Office at 992-2698 promptly. If you are found to skeleton, including humans, dritis can turn simple activi- 457Q1, or via e-mail to read- that every person who owns, with questions regarding the have costochondritis, like are designed solve this ties like taking a deep breath erquestions@familymedi- keeps or harbors a dog more pun;hase of your 2009 Dog or reaching to retrieve a cail ciM11ews.org. Medical infor. our reader, you are fortu- problem in a similar way . License. Ribs are rigid because tbey from the pantry shelf in(o lnalion in this colum11 is pro- than three months of age. :nate. Though it can make shall purchase a license for :you migh~ly uncomfortable , are bone, and this rigidity difficult and painful experi- vided as an educatiomd ser- that dog before the 31 st day vice o11ly. It does 110t replace . ·It is not hfe threatenmg and provides an excellent protec- ences. the jud~me11t of your per- of January of each year. The symptoms of costo:is what we doctors call a tive cage a,. well as a finn The cost of each dog i•seJf-limiting" condition. . structure for the attachment chondrills usually clear up somdphysicum, wlzo should license will be $6 per dog In· short, costochondritis is of muscles. Each rib is without treatment in a few be relied or~ to diagnose alllf and kennel license will be fl painful intlammatio~ of. I~ attached to the vertebra of months, but that ,probably recomme11d treatment for $25 ·per kennel . If purchased :junctions where the nbs JOin the- backbone with a type of seems like a long time to any medical cmulilums. Past . :with the cartilage that holds joint that allows a llliding wait for the pain to go away. columns are allllilable or~li11e after the January 3 I deadline, wwwJamilymedicine- the penalty will be an addi, --them to the breastbone. If the motion. The situation 1s a lit- ·There is no specific medica- at tiona! $6.00 per \'log license :pain is accompanied by tle different in the front of tion or treatment that works llews.org. • FME 241r Ttt.flnbl ~ and $25.00 per kennel • Instant MesAging · llnp 'ffN' ~ 1111! Hcense. • 10 H'llilllddtNteS 'lllill WetwTiail! Licenses may be purcha'ied • CUllom SWt P1gt • rotwt. wealher I rnor11 Monday through Friday from ( ;;;,up 1o 6X frlmrfl Paternal grandparents are . &:30 a.m . to 4:30 pm. at the COOLVILLE Chad weighed 7 pounds, 7 Pomeroy. Maternal great. juill3~ ~ Meigs County Auditor's Clary and Diana Nelson of and Jackie Nelson of ounces. She has a sister, grandparents are Ray and Sign Up Onttnel . . ..LOCIINM.com Leoma Hall of Coolville. the Racine. Paternal great Office which is located on the •· · :Coolville announce the McKenzie Mae Long, 5. Maternal grandparents late Mary Parker, the late grandparents are Roger and second floor of the Meigs ·birth of their daughter, McKayla Rae Nelson, born are Teresa: and Ernie . Roy Parker and Pauline of June Epple of Chester, and County Courthouse. For those on Sept. 3 at Camden Clark Calaway of Coolville and Pomeroy, Annie and the late Donna· and the late Jim who prefer to purchase a license by mail, applications • ·Memorial Hospital. She Jack and Anita Parker of Guy Calaway of Coolville. Nelson of Pomeroy. . . Local resident participates in AQHA riding program . r. Kirbys announce birth .Time best healer for pain ·of costochondritis Time to buy dog licenses . - Public meetings Wednesday, Nov. 19 MIDDLEPORT Annual Veterans Day and Thanksgiving Dinner, 6 Thursday, Nov. 20 p.m., Feeney-Bennett Po st POMEROY - Laurel ·· Annie's Mailbox is writ- 128 . American Legion . Methodist ten by Kathy Mitchell and All members and guests Cliff Free Marcy Sugar, longtime edi- invited . Donations to Church, revival services, 7 tors of the A1111 f:.anders "G ifts for Yanks" will be p.m. through Nov. 23. colum11. Please e-mail your solicited during the Leland "Bud" Allman, speaker. Special singing. questions to allniesmail- evening. Nelsons-announce birth Nationwide• VVednesday,NoveJRbert9,2008 Community Calendar ANNIE'S MAILBOX Bv PageA3 I· • �VVednesday,Noventber19,2008 VIEW ·Hon Nice to know its still there ing the now debunked postelection story that she on~:e appeared to top campaign officials in a towel) . What is it about Sarah? For many folks on tlie right, she represented an influx of social conservatism in the campaign. All she had to do was arrive at the scene with her son Trig to demonstrate her pro-Jife bona fides . Some estimated 90 percent of Americans fllced with the knowledge that they might give birth to a child with Down Syndrome • wouldn't have made the chbice she and her husband, Todd, did to let the child live. For other conservatives, 11he simply represented any. body but McCain, a stubborn gadfly they had bumped up against more than once on issues of Immigration, free speech and even judges. And for some ·it was the pride she exuded in 'this great country' that made her so appealing. Some will to this day compare her to Ronald Reagan. Why is this? It's about her simple and clear patriotism. and, frankly. her forthright belief system compared to a now pre.>ident-elect . who . was com fortable being friends with a domestic terrorist: I don 't question Obama 's patriotism. but to ignore the contrast would be a lie. · Like the 'change' from the Obama campaign slogan embraced by so many, Palin offered something different. For some it was an antiWashington feel. Many c~n­ sider her a refreshmg Cltlzen-politician in the old mold one that Thomas Jeffer~on would be proud to meet. Does that make her just like Obama? I do w?nder what the campmgn would have been like had they both been at the helm: Hr wouldn't ·have had a monopoly on change. and she would have had her own staffand freedom to follow her instincts, and perhaps better advice than she was · given as she ran for vice president. . We'll never know what could have been i 11 a straight-on Obama vs. Palin contest. But what we do · know is this: Palin, like · Obama, · energized people. And she did it in a heckuva lot less ·time than he had to do it, only coming onto the national scene and the GOP ticket Labor Day weekend. It's still a free country. Media outlets still can do as · they please (save for those who choose to hand over their editorial direction to one pa11y or another). But · Time would make a mistake if it ignored the Palin phenom this year just because the ticket didn 't win in the end. Obama would be wise to agree. (Kathryn Lopez is the editor of National Review Online (www.nationalreview.com). She can be contacted at k/opez@ nationalreview.com .) JeR Connolly . Jeff Connolly of Portland died Nov. 18,2008, at his resc ·tdence. Arrangements are under the direction of Roush Funeral Home, Ravenswood, W.Va., and will be announced when completed. . STAFF REPORT NEWSOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM out-of-state hunters. The white-tailed deer is the most popular game animal in Ohio , frequently pursued by generations of hunters . Ohio ranks sixth . nationally in annual hunt·ing-related sales a'nd 4th in the number of jobs a' sociated with the hunting-related industry. Each year, hunting has a $1 .5 billion economic impact in Ohio. Hunting related 'retail sales in Ohio total more than $700 million. Ohio is divided into three deer hunting zones. A total of three deer may be harvested in eastern and southeastern Ohio's Zone C. Any time a hunter is allowed to take more than one deer. they must purchase an additional permit. The antlerless deer permi\ will be valid for deer-gun week only in Zone c. · , . Antlerless deer permits must be purchased . by Nov. 30. The Daily Sentinel • Page As Governor to host 'Conversation on Education' in Athe.ns ATHENS Ohio Public Media, 5th Floor, Governor Ted Stric.kland Television Studio A. 9 S. COLUMBUS - Ohio's will visit Athens next month College St. from 2:30 to popular deer-gun season as part of six regional 4:00PM . opens statewide on Dec. I, forums across the state in The · Web site offering hunters a full November and De~ember http: //www.ConversationO week to harvest a white' focusing on school funding. nEducation .Org provides tail. The forums wiii be an the public and forum particThe upcoming season . opportunity to gamer feed - ipants with detai Is about the . ~IDDLEPORT - "Tellebration," an evening of stoty- will again include an extra back on Ohio's school fund- regional forums and will telhng, Will be held at 7 p.m. on Saturday at Riverbend Arts weekend .of gun hunting ing system before the gov- include ways to submit on Dec. 20-21, according .Council. Storytellers will include Larry Staats, Sandyville, to ernor introduces his educa- feedback during and after the Ohio Departme,nt of W.Va:• Bizzie Vunderink, Ashland, Mike Neeley, Little Natural * tion reform and . school the forums. Each forum Resources Hockmg. Suz1 Whaples, Dunbar, W.Va .. Cathy Jo Smith, Division of Wildlife. funding proposal in 2009. will also be · available Grove 'City, Keith Maynard, Evans, W.Va., and Donna "Nothing is more impor- through ,a live Webcast on Deer can be legally Wilson, Middleport. · tant to Ohio's long-term the Web site. hunted with. a · gun from · They .will tell stories of railroading, Appalachian tales one half-hour before sunsuccess than improvin_g• Most regional forums will andfanuly stones from Ireland, West Virginia and the Ohio rise to sunset through Dec. education." Strickland said. also air live on local PBS · 'foothills. The stories are for childrert1111d adults. "The future of our economy stations. Stations without a· 7 and during the extra desdepends on our ability to live broadcast will tape and Door prizes will be awarded. Admission is $5. The 'event ignated weekend. With a is sponsored by the Arts Council. make sure all Ohio children air their local forums folpre-hunting · season popuhave the quality education lowing the event. Feeds of lation estim11te of 700,000 white-tailed deer, · the op~rtunities they need to the forums will be provided ,, bUild their careers right here to media outlets by Ohio Division of Wildlife (lnticin Ohio." ipates 115 .000 to 125 ,000 Government Television. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Church of the Nazarene deer will be killed during Throughout the summer. Educator.s. business leadwill serve a free Thanksgiving dinner at 5 p.m. on Nov. 24. the nine-day season. Strickland held I I ers, parents and students, Approximately 400,000 "Conversation on among others, will make up hunters are expected to Education" forums that the live studio audience. participate in this 'yc;ar's focused on the six princi- Watch parties will be orga' season, including many ples for education reform as nized. in other communities POMEROY - The Meigs County Health Department ' outlined in his 2008 State of in the region hosting the. will be closed Nov. 27 - 28 for the Thimksgiving holiday. the State address as well as forum. During the forums, Lt. specific education reform policy ideas. Governor Lee Fisher, First Record·~ "The first round ·of edu- Lady Frances Strickland. cation forums gave Ohioans University System ·o f Ohio .' POMEROY - Meigs Pomeroy . from all regions of the state Chancellor Eric D. Charldine Rose Alkire, County Recorder Kay Hill reported the following deceased, to Roger S. · an opportunity to snare their Fingerhut and newly-selecttransfers in real estate: Alkire, certificate of trans- thoughts and expertise on ed Obio Department .of how to truly craft a Education Superintendent POMEROY - Marriage licenses were issued in Meigs Autumn Marie Bing, fer, Village of Pomeroy. County Probate Court to: .Kevin Donald King, 38, and Guy E. Bing II, to Amy Jeffrey Lundy. Andrea reformed system of educa- Deborah Delisle will attend Renee Rose Murdock, 28,- Pomeroy; Lance Tyrone Wright, deed, Village of . D . . Lundy, to Jamie L. tion here in ·Ohio," regional watch parties. Strickland said. For in ore informatiO(l Herman, 44, and Jeri Lynn Hawley, 34, Middleport; Philip Pomeroy. . Young. deed, Salisbury. the Athens forum will be , a~out SEOCEMS . · please Arthur Moon, 53, and Jane Elizabeth Slager. 48, Sha,de; . Bruner L~nd Co. to Paul Jean Craig to Deutsche held on Saturday, Dec, 20 at visit the website . at Randall Dewey Goodnite, 47, and Sheila Dix(ln Long, 53, W. Holsinger, Earl E. Bank, Ocwen Loan the WOUB Center for www.seocems .org, Rutland; Timothy MiChael Whitlat(:h;44, and Robin Lynn Baumgardner, deed. Servicing LLC, sheriff's Wagner, 43, Pomeroy; David Lorn Mayse. 52, Charleston. Olive. · deed, Village of W.Va., and Rebecca Dawn Howery, 37, Syracuse, · Jack L. 'Fulton, Sharon Middleport. Clifford Scott Thomas HI, 30, and Breeana Skye Andrew, Fulton, to Roger L. Kimberly Greer, 23, Pomeroy; Randy Keith Lee, Jr., 21, and Zoe Michelle Manley, Sr. , Connie M. · Sherman F. Greer, to Haynes, 17, Pomeroy; Kenneth Ray McKnight, 22, and Manley, Connie M. Steven H. Runyon, !leed, Miranda Loren • Barse, . 22, :Middleport; Charles R. Manley · Trust, deed. Columbia. Lukowski, 25, Chillicothe, and Tia Ashley Pratt, 22, Village of Middleport. Dale E. Hart, Kathryn .. Athens; Hatold Scarberry, Jr., 29, and Shawna Marie Gray, Seer&. 'Hart, Laura K. Hart, to . BV LAURAN NE!ilRGAAAD Thomas E. cent m Alabama and 23, Pomeroy; Justin Bryan Robson, 26, and Angela Dawn Jennifer R. Seers, to Home National Bank, AP MEDICAL WRITER Louisiana: . and a high of . Hayman. 21, Long Bottom. Bertie R. Lance, Jennifer right of way, Sutton. 18.8 percent in Mississippi. · Eric Matthew Bume,m, 21, Vinda Pearl Ratcliff. 21, R. Seers, deed, Chester. WASH!NGTON - The . Nancy J. Yoacham, The report urges states to Middleport; Woodrow Wilson Hall III, 27, and Melissa odds of having a. prematu~e Jeremy Coleman, Nancy .J. Pedigo, Jay E. address three factors that 'Raynelle Houser, 26, Pomeroy; Tony Mullholland Quillen, Timothy•. .Coleman, Pedigo, to Village of baby are lowest in Vermont play a role: · 38, and Mary Marie Francis, 42, Pomeroy; and I(I:istopher Christina Coleman, Justin Ra.cine, ' right of way, and highest in Mississippi. . -Lack of insurance, Keith Ginther, 21, and Samantha Nicole Brown, 19, Coleman, The March of Dimes which translates into missed to Jerry Sutton. . Racine. Coleman, deed, Rutland. · Christopher M. Roush to mapped the stark state-by- or late prenatal care. In Ohio · Department of M p 11 d d state disparities in what it states with the highest preNatural Resources to Ohio Jean · · . owe · ee ' called a "report card" on maturity rates, at least one Village of Syracuse. in five women of childbearDepartment · of Bruner Land Co., Inc. to prematurity Wednesday .to track progress toward ing age are uninsured. Early POMEROY - Actions for dissolution of marriage were · Transportation, · depart- Darin Horn, Faith Dye, meeting a federal goal of prenatal care can identify filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by: Emily J. mental transfer, deed. . deed, Bedford. · s lowerin~ preterm births. David L. Herbert, Kelly risks for preterm labor and Gilmore and Gary W. Gilmore, Langsville; Ezra J. Sheets L Herbert, to Robert James F. Dehner, r., There s nor much chance sometimes lower them. and Lisa J. Sheets, Reedsville; and Frankie E. Hackathorn, -Smoking increases the Long Bottom, and Joseph W. Hackatj10m, Parkersburg, Vernon . III, Emily s. Ruth E. Dehner, to James of meeting that goal by the Vernon, deed, Columbia. J. Buckley, Carolyn J . original 2010 deadline, if risks of prematurity. low W.Va. . . the "D" grade the charity birthweight and birth Dissolutions were granted to; Dawn M. Jones and Cuf!is . Southern Local Board of Buckley, deed, Cbester. Education, Racine,Sutton Brian Yol!ng, decea~ed, bestowed on the nation is defects. Government figD. Jones; Charles P. Knopp and Mary Ann Knopp; and Rural School District, to to Candy Young, certifiany indication, . . ures suggest 17 percent of Laura E. Payne and Kevin W, Payne. ·. Village of Racine. deed, cate 'l>f transfer, Salem. More than half. a million women smoke during pregSutton. · Candy Young . to U.S. babies - one in every nancy. The new report urged Carol s. Lewis to Hocking Valley Bank, eight - are born premature targetill8 smoldng by all ' Michael D. Lewis, deed, deed, Salem. • each r.ear, a toll that's risen women of childbearing ag6. POMEROY - Divorces were granted in Meigs County Rutland. Kelley R. Lawson .to stead1ly for two decades. About a third of thos.e Common Pleas Court to Leonard Watkins from Kristina Nancy Phillips, Eugene Eric E. Lawson, deed, The govemm~nt's goal: No women smoke in· Louisiana Marie Kanieoki-Watkins; Lowell W. Brown from Janet Phillips, to Jim D. Allman, Letart. more than 7.6 percent of and West Virginia, the Elaine Bell; Benjamin W. Putman from Lena E. Putman; deed, S~:ipio. . Marcia Diane babies born before comple- report says, compared with Michael Will from Edna Will; and John Tucker Williams HSBC Bank USA, Hendricks, William tion of the 37th week of 9.3 percent and II P-ercent from Jessica R. Williams. Merrill Lynch Mortgage, Thomas Hendricks, to pregnancy. in Utah and California. Option One Mortgage William Travis Hendricks, Preterm birth can affect respectively. . Corp .. . to Jason E: Prater, Amber Blackwell, deed, any.mother-to-be, stressed a -Then there ·s the trickirecent U.S. Surgeon er issue of so-called late deed, Village of Racine. Rutland. ' POMEROY - Ronald E. Eastman was appointed to the Ellen Eblin to Oxford William 'Travis General's meeting on the preemies. babies born Veterans Service Commission by Common Pleas Court 0 I'1 C0., r'ght of way. , Hendricks, Amber problem .. Scientists Jlon't between 34 and 37 weeks . I Judge Fred w. Crow III. Orange. · Blackwell. to Peoples understand all the complex They're fueling the nation 's prematurity rise. While not Arthur H. Kibble, Jr., Bank, security agreement, causes. But Wednesday's report as devastating as a paby deceased, to •Cathy J. Rutland. big geographic born months early, being highlights Kibble, deed, Orange·. · Mark C. Porter, Theresa Fred W. Crow .III, Cathy R. Porter, to James M. differences that March of even a few weeks early can POMERQY - A foreclosure was granted in Meigs president• Dr. cause learning or behavioral Crow, to Steven R. Hill, Michelle L. Hutton, Dimes County Common Pleas Court ~o Home National Bank Jennifer Howse called "a delays and other problems. VanMeter, deed, Village of deed, Chester. against Gregory Thomas Petroski, and others. dash of cold water." And recent . research sugIn Vermont, 9 percent of eests at ·least some nearc babies were preemies in term babies are due to 2005, the latest available data. Caesarean sections schedPageAl POMEROY ~ A judgment action ' was filed in· ~eigs In Oregon and Connecticut, uled before full-term . either County Common Pleas Court by PIA: Catd Servtces, schools. The bank then child will be without a win- just under 10.5 percent of deliberately or because of Cincinnati, against Rolland D. Colburn, Pomeroy. · babies were premature. .confusion about the fetus '6 . ' ' ' delivers the coats to the. ter coat over the holidays. Travel south, and premaexact age. school where the coat is For those wishing to donate Howse urged hospitals to given to the child in private a child's coat or mqney turity steadily worsens : In West Virginia, 14.4 percent double-check that women to avoid any :ype of embartowards the purchase of a of babies were preemies: given an · early C-sectioil Page At r~mellt. . . The .bank's goal IS to coat, it can be dropped off more than 15 percent in tr,uly need one for a medic;\~ damaged building or demol- had lieen part.ialiy demol- have a11 orders fiiied iJy at the Peoples Bank Kentucky and South problem , as current healt!l ish it, and did not reply to a ished and then left, Baer Christmas break so no Pomeroy Branch . Carolina; more than I 6 per- guidelines recommend. certified letter containing said, and was condemned that order. Mullins said the . earlier this year. 90-day period for rep~ts A fire-damaged home on Meigs Memory Gardens has·passed, and a cou~ Cita- Mill Street 'has been tom announces the tion is the next step m the down and · the lot is now enforcement process. cleared, Mullins said. Opening of There are·two condemned The only other con- · houses on Mill Street, but demned property currently RESURRECTION GROUNDS the owner of one canqot be pen<ting in .the building A new granite upright section . identified. The owner of a inspector's office is a home second lias offered to give on South Third Avenue, the property to the village in Noyember Soecjal · exthange for demolition of known ,to long-time resiBuy I Space - 2nd s_pace free dents as the Bacon property.. the house. ... "'OU you I' " - h o m.. tt• 111•• \0 JWOVIM lfOU Its ownership cannot ·be $690 for 2 spaces ..tth oo.e-.,.,tlwa. An unsafe barn-type _ _, . ._ _u,.. _.,.to fN'ot.ot ll'ovt" hom• owe, . determined' , and although building on Powell Street, Keed & Baur Insurance Agen~y .owned by Brent Manley and neighbors have complained ·220 fAst Main Stn:et c\)ndemned this summer, about unsafe conditions, l'ome_roy, OH 4~71't9 7-10-992-31100 0 has been demolished as trespassing and other probwww.reOONI.tlr.("()111 • ordered, Mullins said. So lems there, it could be a jdillontlJi f't't~\'11\UI '. COm _..nt lodlljo • has a property on Park long time before it is demolta _ . aMJuf OU"r ,..,,...,_lllolk:rt Street owned by Ed Baer. It ished . :LOcal Briefs . 'Tellabration' set ·. . Free dilmer Closed for Thanksgiving . Land transfers For the Marriage licenses ·Report urges states to tackle pretenn birth crisis· t" Dissolutions ' Divorces - 1 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Appointment · The children of Depression 2. 0 Jim Mullen He'd never hire anyone to do something he could do 'just as well . . Until they became metric and computqized, he'd do all the car repairs himself. "Hire a · roofer to put on a new roof! When I can do it myself." "Hire a painter to pamt the house? When I can paint it myself!" "Hire an electrician rewire the house? When I can do it myself!" If he ever spent money on a plumber or a carpenter or a mason, I never heard about it. Now we're on the brink of Depression 2.0,1 wonder how today 's children will describe the hard times to their children . "We were so poor, we only had basic cable. And we had to watch it on a 27inch television . No HBO, no Starz, no Showtime. We couldn't even afford the • take us there once a week. At Christmas, we were lucky if we got an Xbox or u Wii. We 'd never get both and knew better than to ask. Instead of throwing our old computers out, Dad would sell them on eBay. We never kne_w until years later. He must have been so ashamed. He 'tried to pretend that we weren't poor. Once he took us to a local theme park instead of the one thousands of miles away and tried to pretend it was a 'vacation.' Like w~o wouldn 't notice the difference. Actually, the local place was pretty good, but is it really a vacation if it's cheap? Of course not." But even though we were poor and had to do without, we were happy. Because everyone was poor, everyone had to do without. We were all in the same boat. · Except for people · who caused Depression 2.0. They were on yachts. (Jim Mullen is tile author of "It 7ltkes a Village Idiot: Complicating tile Simp/~ Life" cmd "Baby's First Talloo." You can reach him ar jim_muller~@m)way.com) .Foreclosure Judgment Coat rrom ' .· Jnspection rrom rno~o~eiAtO h The Daily Sentinel Disney channel. You kids today don't know what · poverty is. We were on the one-film-at-a-time plan from Netnix. Mom would drive us to school in a 2_year-old · car. It 'Was so embarrassing, We made her drop us off ,a few blocks away so no one would see It You can laugh all you want , young lady, but we had to walk two blocks to school every· morning. You don't know what it's like In be poor. You don't understand the value of money. "Instead of microwaving frozen food, Mom would cook stuff on the stove. She would buy ~Jags of potatoes and rice and cook lhem on top of stove. Some nights all we had to eat was homemade chicken pesto or stirfried vegetables and rite . Instead of buying chicken parts, she'd buy whole chickens and cut them up herself. You can't imagine all the work involved. She'd pretend she was doing it because it was healthier. but we knew she o,vas just trying to save money. "We had to buy all our clothes at the outlet mall. Sometimes she would only l . Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All/etters are subject to editing, must be signed, and include address and telephone number. No vnsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Leuers of !hanks to organiz:ations and individuals will not he acceptMy Dad never lost an ed for publication . . opportunity to tell us how hard he had it during the Depression. While he never actually sai\1, "I had to walk 20 miles to school. Barefoot. Up hill each way" 213·960) Reader Services Ohio(USPS he came close. Valley Publishing Whenever I told him how Co. Correction Polley Published every afternoon, Monday much I spent on a car. how Our maiO concern in all stories is to through Friday, 111 Court Street , much I was in debt on my be accurate. If you know of an error Pomeroy, Ohio. 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' ' . ·ODNR announces deer-gun guidelines o READER'S 'Deaths No one should be railin' or bailin' on,Palin U.S. Virgin Islands - I 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio · suspect that when Time (740) 992·2156 ·FAX (740) 992·2157 magazine chooses their www.mydellynntlnel.com Person of the Year for 2008, there wi II be little internal ,. debate. They've probably Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Kathryn long picked The One Lopez ,Barack Obama. After all, Dan Goodrich more than half the country Publisher went and elected him the next president of the United Charlene Hoeflich States. defeat of Elizabeth Dole in General Manager-New~ Editor And, come to think aboot North Carolina, though, it , the ·ink-stained pundits at there are no pro-life women Time have already vaulted ' in the Senate.) the former senator from Wh atever y0 u thoug ht of Congress shall make no law respecting an Illinois to top-dog status. her, it seemed everyone in When. last December, they the country had an opinion · establishment of religion, or prohibiting the declared the 2007 champion of Palin _ at the very start, : free exercise thereof; or abridging ·the freedom 'You,' they hit on one of the throughout, .and after the of speech, or of the press; or the right of the '' key ingredients to Obama's Republicans' failed national successful strategy: he was campaign. And like Obama, :people peaceably to assemble, a11d to petition so disciplined, so likable, so .all you had to do was look at the Government for a redress of grievances. broad in his way of speak- her to see that she offered ing that Amencans were · something different 'On a ' . able to project their hopes national ticket. In neither - The First Amendment to the u.s. Constitution and dreams for their country case did 1 think ihat novelty ' onto him, regardless of what alone was a sufficient qualihe actually had to offer. fication for executive office, But Time shouldn't diss but the sheer innovative the not insignificant portion force of each was bl.indingly of the country that voted for obvious, and the first things Republican John McCain. you noticed. at National And, specifically, they Here shouldn't ignore the people Review's post-election who were energized .by the cruise, a group gathered for addition . of · Alaska Gov. a weeklong pos(-mortem on Sarah Palin to his ·ticket. •the high seas has Palin on She offered something new the brain, Palin's not on on the right, something new ship, but neither her absence from a woman and some- nor the McCain loss has thing new for Republicans. dampened enthusiasm for ·· Dear Editor: · I would like to thank the honest people left in the world. Mind you, Palin was far her here. from the first pro-life conOn the lighter side, one ·My daughter left her wallet in a cart at Powell's Food Fair servative woman to appear foreign policy expert on Nov. 12, 2008 and someone tuined it in to the service in the Republican Party showed up for a panel tn a there are' plenty of them in towel (but fully clothed :desk. Hous.e of underneath) in an act of sol(Now you have to understand, she has had a very stress- the Representatives. (With the idarity with Palin (referencful past month. She is a daycare provider and due to recently giving birth to her son, her check was short by abouc $400 and hei son just got out of the hospital from a weeklong stay due to having breathing problems.) After leaving the store and getting the baby buckled into the car she completely forgot about her wallet and drove away. She returned to get her wallet fully believing that it would be gone or empty. She was relieved to find that it had been tuined in. : This is where pride for my daughter overwhelmed' me. When she found that $350 was missing, she- said it was a .good day and that sh~ was glad she could still pay her house payment with the money that was left. Yesterday !learned a lesson from her - there is alw~ys a: bright side to everything. Do keep smiling. : P.S. - I wrote a letter to the editor yesterday concerning . my daughter's wallet. This is an update and proof that the power of God is still alive and well. .. My daughter had called to see if she could borrow some money to pay the rest of her bills and of course we said "yes" so she said she would be out later. In the meantime, her sister had stopped by to visit the baby and she sent her .?ut to get the mail out of the box. She walked back in the pouse and handed her sister what she had found in the mailbox - $354 rolled up in a rubberband with the word "rorry" written on a dollar. .· May God greatly bless the person who found it in their heart to return the money. Never underestimate the power of prayer. ·· Shari Blackwell · Rutland www.mydailyse~tinel.com d The Daily Sentinel OPINION VVednesclay, November 19' 2008 . . ~ .-:the l)aily Sentinel PageA4 ~·tt . c.~~,..... IMN~ •• -~· - I. •••• • �VVednesday,Noventber19,2008 VIEW ·Hon Nice to know its still there ing the now debunked postelection story that she on~:e appeared to top campaign officials in a towel) . What is it about Sarah? For many folks on tlie right, she represented an influx of social conservatism in the campaign. All she had to do was arrive at the scene with her son Trig to demonstrate her pro-Jife bona fides . Some estimated 90 percent of Americans fllced with the knowledge that they might give birth to a child with Down Syndrome • wouldn't have made the chbice she and her husband, Todd, did to let the child live. For other conservatives, 11he simply represented any. body but McCain, a stubborn gadfly they had bumped up against more than once on issues of Immigration, free speech and even judges. And for some ·it was the pride she exuded in 'this great country' that made her so appealing. Some will to this day compare her to Ronald Reagan. Why is this? It's about her simple and clear patriotism. and, frankly. her forthright belief system compared to a now pre.>ident-elect . who . was com fortable being friends with a domestic terrorist: I don 't question Obama 's patriotism. but to ignore the contrast would be a lie. · Like the 'change' from the Obama campaign slogan embraced by so many, Palin offered something different. For some it was an antiWashington feel. Many c~n­ sider her a refreshmg Cltlzen-politician in the old mold one that Thomas Jeffer~on would be proud to meet. Does that make her just like Obama? I do w?nder what the campmgn would have been like had they both been at the helm: Hr wouldn't ·have had a monopoly on change. and she would have had her own staffand freedom to follow her instincts, and perhaps better advice than she was · given as she ran for vice president. . We'll never know what could have been i 11 a straight-on Obama vs. Palin contest. But what we do · know is this: Palin, like · Obama, · energized people. And she did it in a heckuva lot less ·time than he had to do it, only coming onto the national scene and the GOP ticket Labor Day weekend. It's still a free country. Media outlets still can do as · they please (save for those who choose to hand over their editorial direction to one pa11y or another). But · Time would make a mistake if it ignored the Palin phenom this year just because the ticket didn 't win in the end. Obama would be wise to agree. (Kathryn Lopez is the editor of National Review Online (www.nationalreview.com). She can be contacted at k/opez@ nationalreview.com .) JeR Connolly . Jeff Connolly of Portland died Nov. 18,2008, at his resc ·tdence. Arrangements are under the direction of Roush Funeral Home, Ravenswood, W.Va., and will be announced when completed. . STAFF REPORT NEWSOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM out-of-state hunters. The white-tailed deer is the most popular game animal in Ohio , frequently pursued by generations of hunters . Ohio ranks sixth . nationally in annual hunt·ing-related sales a'nd 4th in the number of jobs a' sociated with the hunting-related industry. Each year, hunting has a $1 .5 billion economic impact in Ohio. Hunting related 'retail sales in Ohio total more than $700 million. Ohio is divided into three deer hunting zones. A total of three deer may be harvested in eastern and southeastern Ohio's Zone C. Any time a hunter is allowed to take more than one deer. they must purchase an additional permit. The antlerless deer permi\ will be valid for deer-gun week only in Zone c. · , . Antlerless deer permits must be purchased . by Nov. 30. The Daily Sentinel • Page As Governor to host 'Conversation on Education' in Athe.ns ATHENS Ohio Public Media, 5th Floor, Governor Ted Stric.kland Television Studio A. 9 S. COLUMBUS - Ohio's will visit Athens next month College St. from 2:30 to popular deer-gun season as part of six regional 4:00PM . opens statewide on Dec. I, forums across the state in The · Web site offering hunters a full November and De~ember http: //www.ConversationO week to harvest a white' focusing on school funding. nEducation .Org provides tail. The forums wiii be an the public and forum particThe upcoming season . opportunity to gamer feed - ipants with detai Is about the . ~IDDLEPORT - "Tellebration," an evening of stoty- will again include an extra back on Ohio's school fund- regional forums and will telhng, Will be held at 7 p.m. on Saturday at Riverbend Arts weekend .of gun hunting ing system before the gov- include ways to submit on Dec. 20-21, according .Council. Storytellers will include Larry Staats, Sandyville, to ernor introduces his educa- feedback during and after the Ohio Departme,nt of W.Va:• Bizzie Vunderink, Ashland, Mike Neeley, Little Natural * tion reform and . school the forums. Each forum Resources Hockmg. Suz1 Whaples, Dunbar, W.Va .. Cathy Jo Smith, Division of Wildlife. funding proposal in 2009. will also be · available Grove 'City, Keith Maynard, Evans, W.Va., and Donna "Nothing is more impor- through ,a live Webcast on Deer can be legally Wilson, Middleport. · tant to Ohio's long-term the Web site. hunted with. a · gun from · They .will tell stories of railroading, Appalachian tales one half-hour before sunsuccess than improvin_g• Most regional forums will andfanuly stones from Ireland, West Virginia and the Ohio rise to sunset through Dec. education." Strickland said. also air live on local PBS · 'foothills. The stories are for childrert1111d adults. "The future of our economy stations. Stations without a· 7 and during the extra desdepends on our ability to live broadcast will tape and Door prizes will be awarded. Admission is $5. The 'event ignated weekend. With a is sponsored by the Arts Council. make sure all Ohio children air their local forums folpre-hunting · season popuhave the quality education lowing the event. Feeds of lation estim11te of 700,000 white-tailed deer, · the op~rtunities they need to the forums will be provided ,, bUild their careers right here to media outlets by Ohio Division of Wildlife (lnticin Ohio." ipates 115 .000 to 125 ,000 Government Television. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Church of the Nazarene deer will be killed during Throughout the summer. Educator.s. business leadwill serve a free Thanksgiving dinner at 5 p.m. on Nov. 24. the nine-day season. Strickland held I I ers, parents and students, Approximately 400,000 "Conversation on among others, will make up hunters are expected to Education" forums that the live studio audience. participate in this 'yc;ar's focused on the six princi- Watch parties will be orga' season, including many ples for education reform as nized. in other communities POMEROY - The Meigs County Health Department ' outlined in his 2008 State of in the region hosting the. will be closed Nov. 27 - 28 for the Thimksgiving holiday. the State address as well as forum. During the forums, Lt. specific education reform policy ideas. Governor Lee Fisher, First Record·~ "The first round ·of edu- Lady Frances Strickland. cation forums gave Ohioans University System ·o f Ohio .' POMEROY - Meigs Pomeroy . from all regions of the state Chancellor Eric D. Charldine Rose Alkire, County Recorder Kay Hill reported the following deceased, to Roger S. · an opportunity to snare their Fingerhut and newly-selecttransfers in real estate: Alkire, certificate of trans- thoughts and expertise on ed Obio Department .of how to truly craft a Education Superintendent POMEROY - Marriage licenses were issued in Meigs Autumn Marie Bing, fer, Village of Pomeroy. County Probate Court to: .Kevin Donald King, 38, and Guy E. Bing II, to Amy Jeffrey Lundy. Andrea reformed system of educa- Deborah Delisle will attend Renee Rose Murdock, 28,- Pomeroy; Lance Tyrone Wright, deed, Village of . D . . Lundy, to Jamie L. tion here in ·Ohio," regional watch parties. Strickland said. For in ore informatiO(l Herman, 44, and Jeri Lynn Hawley, 34, Middleport; Philip Pomeroy. . Young. deed, Salisbury. the Athens forum will be , a~out SEOCEMS . · please Arthur Moon, 53, and Jane Elizabeth Slager. 48, Sha,de; . Bruner L~nd Co. to Paul Jean Craig to Deutsche held on Saturday, Dec, 20 at visit the website . at Randall Dewey Goodnite, 47, and Sheila Dix(ln Long, 53, W. Holsinger, Earl E. Bank, Ocwen Loan the WOUB Center for www.seocems .org, Rutland; Timothy MiChael Whitlat(:h;44, and Robin Lynn Baumgardner, deed. Servicing LLC, sheriff's Wagner, 43, Pomeroy; David Lorn Mayse. 52, Charleston. Olive. · deed, Village of W.Va., and Rebecca Dawn Howery, 37, Syracuse, · Jack L. 'Fulton, Sharon Middleport. Clifford Scott Thomas HI, 30, and Breeana Skye Andrew, Fulton, to Roger L. Kimberly Greer, 23, Pomeroy; Randy Keith Lee, Jr., 21, and Zoe Michelle Manley, Sr. , Connie M. · Sherman F. Greer, to Haynes, 17, Pomeroy; Kenneth Ray McKnight, 22, and Manley, Connie M. Steven H. Runyon, !leed, Miranda Loren • Barse, . 22, :Middleport; Charles R. Manley · Trust, deed. Columbia. Lukowski, 25, Chillicothe, and Tia Ashley Pratt, 22, Village of Middleport. Dale E. Hart, Kathryn .. Athens; Hatold Scarberry, Jr., 29, and Shawna Marie Gray, Seer&. 'Hart, Laura K. Hart, to . BV LAURAN NE!ilRGAAAD Thomas E. cent m Alabama and 23, Pomeroy; Justin Bryan Robson, 26, and Angela Dawn Jennifer R. Seers, to Home National Bank, AP MEDICAL WRITER Louisiana: . and a high of . Hayman. 21, Long Bottom. Bertie R. Lance, Jennifer right of way, Sutton. 18.8 percent in Mississippi. · Eric Matthew Bume,m, 21, Vinda Pearl Ratcliff. 21, R. Seers, deed, Chester. WASH!NGTON - The . Nancy J. Yoacham, The report urges states to Middleport; Woodrow Wilson Hall III, 27, and Melissa odds of having a. prematu~e Jeremy Coleman, Nancy .J. Pedigo, Jay E. address three factors that 'Raynelle Houser, 26, Pomeroy; Tony Mullholland Quillen, Timothy•. .Coleman, Pedigo, to Village of baby are lowest in Vermont play a role: · 38, and Mary Marie Francis, 42, Pomeroy; and I(I:istopher Christina Coleman, Justin Ra.cine, ' right of way, and highest in Mississippi. . -Lack of insurance, Keith Ginther, 21, and Samantha Nicole Brown, 19, Coleman, The March of Dimes which translates into missed to Jerry Sutton. . Racine. Coleman, deed, Rutland. · Christopher M. Roush to mapped the stark state-by- or late prenatal care. In Ohio · Department of M p 11 d d state disparities in what it states with the highest preNatural Resources to Ohio Jean · · . owe · ee ' called a "report card" on maturity rates, at least one Village of Syracuse. in five women of childbearDepartment · of Bruner Land Co., Inc. to prematurity Wednesday .to track progress toward ing age are uninsured. Early POMEROY - Actions for dissolution of marriage were · Transportation, · depart- Darin Horn, Faith Dye, meeting a federal goal of prenatal care can identify filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by: Emily J. mental transfer, deed. . deed, Bedford. · s lowerin~ preterm births. David L. Herbert, Kelly risks for preterm labor and Gilmore and Gary W. Gilmore, Langsville; Ezra J. Sheets L Herbert, to Robert James F. Dehner, r., There s nor much chance sometimes lower them. and Lisa J. Sheets, Reedsville; and Frankie E. Hackathorn, -Smoking increases the Long Bottom, and Joseph W. Hackatj10m, Parkersburg, Vernon . III, Emily s. Ruth E. Dehner, to James of meeting that goal by the Vernon, deed, Columbia. J. Buckley, Carolyn J . original 2010 deadline, if risks of prematurity. low W.Va. . . the "D" grade the charity birthweight and birth Dissolutions were granted to; Dawn M. Jones and Cuf!is . Southern Local Board of Buckley, deed, Cbester. Education, Racine,Sutton Brian Yol!ng, decea~ed, bestowed on the nation is defects. Government figD. Jones; Charles P. Knopp and Mary Ann Knopp; and Rural School District, to to Candy Young, certifiany indication, . . ures suggest 17 percent of Laura E. Payne and Kevin W, Payne. ·. Village of Racine. deed, cate 'l>f transfer, Salem. More than half. a million women smoke during pregSutton. · Candy Young . to U.S. babies - one in every nancy. The new report urged Carol s. Lewis to Hocking Valley Bank, eight - are born premature targetill8 smoldng by all ' Michael D. Lewis, deed, deed, Salem. • each r.ear, a toll that's risen women of childbearing ag6. POMEROY - Divorces were granted in Meigs County Rutland. Kelley R. Lawson .to stead1ly for two decades. About a third of thos.e Common Pleas Court to Leonard Watkins from Kristina Nancy Phillips, Eugene Eric E. Lawson, deed, The govemm~nt's goal: No women smoke in· Louisiana Marie Kanieoki-Watkins; Lowell W. Brown from Janet Phillips, to Jim D. Allman, Letart. more than 7.6 percent of and West Virginia, the Elaine Bell; Benjamin W. Putman from Lena E. Putman; deed, S~:ipio. . Marcia Diane babies born before comple- report says, compared with Michael Will from Edna Will; and John Tucker Williams HSBC Bank USA, Hendricks, William tion of the 37th week of 9.3 percent and II P-ercent from Jessica R. Williams. Merrill Lynch Mortgage, Thomas Hendricks, to pregnancy. in Utah and California. Option One Mortgage William Travis Hendricks, Preterm birth can affect respectively. . Corp .. . to Jason E: Prater, Amber Blackwell, deed, any.mother-to-be, stressed a -Then there ·s the trickirecent U.S. Surgeon er issue of so-called late deed, Village of Racine. Rutland. ' POMEROY - Ronald E. Eastman was appointed to the Ellen Eblin to Oxford William 'Travis General's meeting on the preemies. babies born Veterans Service Commission by Common Pleas Court 0 I'1 C0., r'ght of way. , Hendricks, Amber problem .. Scientists Jlon't between 34 and 37 weeks . I Judge Fred w. Crow III. Orange. · Blackwell. to Peoples understand all the complex They're fueling the nation 's prematurity rise. While not Arthur H. Kibble, Jr., Bank, security agreement, causes. But Wednesday's report as devastating as a paby deceased, to •Cathy J. Rutland. big geographic born months early, being highlights Kibble, deed, Orange·. · Mark C. Porter, Theresa Fred W. Crow .III, Cathy R. Porter, to James M. differences that March of even a few weeks early can POMERQY - A foreclosure was granted in Meigs president• Dr. cause learning or behavioral Crow, to Steven R. Hill, Michelle L. Hutton, Dimes County Common Pleas Court ~o Home National Bank Jennifer Howse called "a delays and other problems. VanMeter, deed, Village of deed, Chester. against Gregory Thomas Petroski, and others. dash of cold water." And recent . research sugIn Vermont, 9 percent of eests at ·least some nearc babies were preemies in term babies are due to 2005, the latest available data. Caesarean sections schedPageAl POMEROY ~ A judgment action ' was filed in· ~eigs In Oregon and Connecticut, uled before full-term . either County Common Pleas Court by PIA: Catd Servtces, schools. The bank then child will be without a win- just under 10.5 percent of deliberately or because of Cincinnati, against Rolland D. Colburn, Pomeroy. · babies were premature. .confusion about the fetus '6 . ' ' ' delivers the coats to the. ter coat over the holidays. Travel south, and premaexact age. school where the coat is For those wishing to donate Howse urged hospitals to given to the child in private a child's coat or mqney turity steadily worsens : In West Virginia, 14.4 percent double-check that women to avoid any :ype of embartowards the purchase of a of babies were preemies: given an · early C-sectioil Page At r~mellt. . . The .bank's goal IS to coat, it can be dropped off more than 15 percent in tr,uly need one for a medic;\~ damaged building or demol- had lieen part.ialiy demol- have a11 orders fiiied iJy at the Peoples Bank Kentucky and South problem , as current healt!l ish it, and did not reply to a ished and then left, Baer Christmas break so no Pomeroy Branch . Carolina; more than I 6 per- guidelines recommend. certified letter containing said, and was condemned that order. Mullins said the . earlier this year. 90-day period for rep~ts A fire-damaged home on Meigs Memory Gardens has·passed, and a cou~ Cita- Mill Street 'has been tom announces the tion is the next step m the down and · the lot is now enforcement process. cleared, Mullins said. Opening of There are·two condemned The only other con- · houses on Mill Street, but demned property currently RESURRECTION GROUNDS the owner of one canqot be pen<ting in .the building A new granite upright section . identified. The owner of a inspector's office is a home second lias offered to give on South Third Avenue, the property to the village in Noyember Soecjal · exthange for demolition of known ,to long-time resiBuy I Space - 2nd s_pace free dents as the Bacon property.. the house. ... "'OU you I' " - h o m.. tt• 111•• \0 JWOVIM lfOU Its ownership cannot ·be $690 for 2 spaces ..tth oo.e-.,.,tlwa. An unsafe barn-type _ _, . ._ _u,.. _.,.to fN'ot.ot ll'ovt" hom• owe, . determined' , and although building on Powell Street, Keed & Baur Insurance Agen~y .owned by Brent Manley and neighbors have complained ·220 fAst Main Stn:et c\)ndemned this summer, about unsafe conditions, l'ome_roy, OH 4~71't9 7-10-992-31100 0 has been demolished as trespassing and other probwww.reOONI.tlr.("()111 • ordered, Mullins said. So lems there, it could be a jdillontlJi f't't~\'11\UI '. COm _..nt lodlljo • has a property on Park long time before it is demolta _ . aMJuf OU"r ,..,,...,_lllolk:rt Street owned by Ed Baer. It ished . :LOcal Briefs . 'Tellabration' set ·. . Free dilmer Closed for Thanksgiving . Land transfers For the Marriage licenses ·Report urges states to tackle pretenn birth crisis· t" Dissolutions ' Divorces - 1 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Appointment · The children of Depression 2. 0 Jim Mullen He'd never hire anyone to do something he could do 'just as well . . Until they became metric and computqized, he'd do all the car repairs himself. "Hire a · roofer to put on a new roof! When I can do it myself." "Hire a painter to pamt the house? When I can paint it myself!" "Hire an electrician rewire the house? When I can do it myself!" If he ever spent money on a plumber or a carpenter or a mason, I never heard about it. Now we're on the brink of Depression 2.0,1 wonder how today 's children will describe the hard times to their children . "We were so poor, we only had basic cable. And we had to watch it on a 27inch television . No HBO, no Starz, no Showtime. We couldn't even afford the • take us there once a week. At Christmas, we were lucky if we got an Xbox or u Wii. We 'd never get both and knew better than to ask. Instead of throwing our old computers out, Dad would sell them on eBay. We never kne_w until years later. He must have been so ashamed. He 'tried to pretend that we weren't poor. Once he took us to a local theme park instead of the one thousands of miles away and tried to pretend it was a 'vacation.' Like w~o wouldn 't notice the difference. Actually, the local place was pretty good, but is it really a vacation if it's cheap? Of course not." But even though we were poor and had to do without, we were happy. Because everyone was poor, everyone had to do without. We were all in the same boat. · Except for people · who caused Depression 2.0. They were on yachts. (Jim Mullen is tile author of "It 7ltkes a Village Idiot: Complicating tile Simp/~ Life" cmd "Baby's First Talloo." You can reach him ar jim_muller~@m)way.com) .Foreclosure Judgment Coat rrom ' .· Jnspection rrom rno~o~eiAtO h The Daily Sentinel Disney channel. You kids today don't know what · poverty is. We were on the one-film-at-a-time plan from Netnix. Mom would drive us to school in a 2_year-old · car. It 'Was so embarrassing, We made her drop us off ,a few blocks away so no one would see It You can laugh all you want , young lady, but we had to walk two blocks to school every· morning. You don't know what it's like In be poor. You don't understand the value of money. "Instead of microwaving frozen food, Mom would cook stuff on the stove. She would buy ~Jags of potatoes and rice and cook lhem on top of stove. Some nights all we had to eat was homemade chicken pesto or stirfried vegetables and rite . Instead of buying chicken parts, she'd buy whole chickens and cut them up herself. You can't imagine all the work involved. She'd pretend she was doing it because it was healthier. but we knew she o,vas just trying to save money. "We had to buy all our clothes at the outlet mall. Sometimes she would only l . Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All/etters are subject to editing, must be signed, and include address and telephone number. No vnsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Leuers of !hanks to organiz:ations and individuals will not he acceptMy Dad never lost an ed for publication . . opportunity to tell us how hard he had it during the Depression. While he never actually sai\1, "I had to walk 20 miles to school. Barefoot. Up hill each way" 213·960) Reader Services Ohio(USPS he came close. Valley Publishing Whenever I told him how Co. Correction Polley Published every afternoon, Monday much I spent on a car. how Our maiO concern in all stories is to through Friday, 111 Court Street , much I was in debt on my be accurate. If you know of an error Pomeroy, Ohio. 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' ' . ·ODNR announces deer-gun guidelines o READER'S 'Deaths No one should be railin' or bailin' on,Palin U.S. Virgin Islands - I 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio · suspect that when Time (740) 992·2156 ·FAX (740) 992·2157 magazine chooses their www.mydellynntlnel.com Person of the Year for 2008, there wi II be little internal ,. debate. They've probably Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Kathryn long picked The One Lopez ,Barack Obama. After all, Dan Goodrich more than half the country Publisher went and elected him the next president of the United Charlene Hoeflich States. defeat of Elizabeth Dole in General Manager-New~ Editor And, come to think aboot North Carolina, though, it , the ·ink-stained pundits at there are no pro-life women Time have already vaulted ' in the Senate.) the former senator from Wh atever y0 u thoug ht of Congress shall make no law respecting an Illinois to top-dog status. her, it seemed everyone in When. last December, they the country had an opinion · establishment of religion, or prohibiting the declared the 2007 champion of Palin _ at the very start, : free exercise thereof; or abridging ·the freedom 'You,' they hit on one of the throughout, .and after the of speech, or of the press; or the right of the '' key ingredients to Obama's Republicans' failed national successful strategy: he was campaign. And like Obama, :people peaceably to assemble, a11d to petition so disciplined, so likable, so .all you had to do was look at the Government for a redress of grievances. broad in his way of speak- her to see that she offered ing that Amencans were · something different 'On a ' . able to project their hopes national ticket. In neither - The First Amendment to the u.s. Constitution and dreams for their country case did 1 think ihat novelty ' onto him, regardless of what alone was a sufficient qualihe actually had to offer. fication for executive office, But Time shouldn't diss but the sheer innovative the not insignificant portion force of each was bl.indingly of the country that voted for obvious, and the first things Republican John McCain. you noticed. at National And, specifically, they Here shouldn't ignore the people Review's post-election who were energized .by the cruise, a group gathered for addition . of · Alaska Gov. a weeklong pos(-mortem on Sarah Palin to his ·ticket. •the high seas has Palin on She offered something new the brain, Palin's not on on the right, something new ship, but neither her absence from a woman and some- nor the McCain loss has thing new for Republicans. dampened enthusiasm for ·· Dear Editor: · I would like to thank the honest people left in the world. Mind you, Palin was far her here. from the first pro-life conOn the lighter side, one ·My daughter left her wallet in a cart at Powell's Food Fair servative woman to appear foreign policy expert on Nov. 12, 2008 and someone tuined it in to the service in the Republican Party showed up for a panel tn a there are' plenty of them in towel (but fully clothed :desk. Hous.e of underneath) in an act of sol(Now you have to understand, she has had a very stress- the Representatives. (With the idarity with Palin (referencful past month. She is a daycare provider and due to recently giving birth to her son, her check was short by abouc $400 and hei son just got out of the hospital from a weeklong stay due to having breathing problems.) After leaving the store and getting the baby buckled into the car she completely forgot about her wallet and drove away. She returned to get her wallet fully believing that it would be gone or empty. She was relieved to find that it had been tuined in. : This is where pride for my daughter overwhelmed' me. When she found that $350 was missing, she- said it was a .good day and that sh~ was glad she could still pay her house payment with the money that was left. Yesterday !learned a lesson from her - there is alw~ys a: bright side to everything. Do keep smiling. : P.S. - I wrote a letter to the editor yesterday concerning . my daughter's wallet. This is an update and proof that the power of God is still alive and well. .. My daughter had called to see if she could borrow some money to pay the rest of her bills and of course we said "yes" so she said she would be out later. In the meantime, her sister had stopped by to visit the baby and she sent her .?ut to get the mail out of the box. She walked back in the pouse and handed her sister what she had found in the mailbox - $354 rolled up in a rubberband with the word "rorry" written on a dollar. .· May God greatly bless the person who found it in their heart to return the money. Never underestimate the power of prayer. ·· Shari Blackwell · Rutland www.mydailyse~tinel.com d The Daily Sentinel OPINION VVednesclay, November 19' 2008 . . ~ .-:the l)aily Sentinel PageA4 ~·tt . c.~~,..... IMN~ •• -~· - I. •••• • �• ' • . . r • The Daily Sentinel •. PageA6 ACROSS THE NATION Cheney, Gonzales indicted in South Texas county '· McALLEN , Texas (AP) - Vice President Dick Cheney and former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales h&ve been indicted on state charges involving federal prisons in a South Texas county that has been a source of bizarre legal and political battles under the outgoing proseclltor. The inJictment returned Monday has not yet been signed by the presiding judge, and no action can be taken until that happens. :The seven indictments made public in Willacy County on Tuesday included one naming state · Sen. Eddie Lucio Jr. and some targeting public officials connected to District Attorney Juan Angel Guerra's own legal battles: · Regarding the indictments targeting the public officials, Guerra said. '"the grand jury is the one that made those decisions, not me." Guerra himself was under indiciment for more than a year and haif until a judge dismissed the indictments last month. Guerra's tenure ends this year after nearly two decades in office. He lost convincingly in a Democratic primary in March . · Guerra said the prison-related charges against Cheney and Gonzales are a national issue and experts from across t!te country testified to the grand jury. . Cheney is charged with engaging in an organized criminal activity related to the vice president's investment in the -Vanguard Group. which holds financial interests in the pri'v_;ite prison companies running the federal detention centers . It accuses Cheney of a conflict of interest and "at least misdemeanor assaults" on detainees because of his link to the prison companies. ; · Megan Mitchell , a spokeswoman for Cheney, declined to .comment on Tuesday, saying that.the vice presideht had not yet received a copy of the indictment. · • ·The indictment accuses Gonzales of using his position 'while in office to stop an investigation in 2006 into abuses at one of the privately-run prisons. · .: Gonzales ' attorney, George Terwilliger Ill, said in a writ· ten statement. "This is obviously a bogus charge on its face, as any good prosecutor can recognize.'.' He said he hoped Texas authorities would take steps to stop "this abuse Of the criminal justice system." Another indictment released Tuesday accuses Lucio of profiting from his public office by accepting honoraria frqm ~;~rison management companies. Guerra announced his injentmn to investigate Lucio s prison consulting early last yel!r. Lucio's attorney, Michael Cowen, released a 'scathing statement accusing Guerra of settling political scores in his final weeks in.office. "Senator Lucio is completely innocent and has done nOlhing wrong," Cowen said, adding that he would file a motion to quash the indictment this week. Willacy County has become a prison hub with county, st~te and federal lockups. Guerra has gone after the pqson-politician nexus before , extracting guilty pleas from three former Willacy and Webb county commission· ers after investigating bribery related to federal prison contacts. Last month, a Willacy County. grand jury indic~d The GEO·Group, a Flonda pnvate ptisolf coii!pany,"'oi\ a tli\JfJ der charge m the death of a prisoner days before his rele'ase. T~ Wll'\ccou~t. indiCtment.. ~e4, Jhr..- ,~~9~9YQ. allowed other mmates to beat Gregono de Iii Rosa Jr. to death with padlocks stuffed into socks. The death happened in 2001 at the Raymondville facility. · In 2006, a jury ordered the company to pay de Ia Rosa's fltmily $47.5 million in a civil JUdgment. The CheneyOqnzales indictment makes reference to the de Ia Rosa eliSe. None of the indictments released Tuesday had been signed by Presiding Judge Manuel Banales of the Fifth Aqministrative Judicial Region. · Last month, Ban ales dismissed indictments that charged Guerra with extorting money from a bail bond company and using his office · for persorlal business. An appeals court had earlier ruled that a special prosecutor was improperly appointed to invesugate Guerra. . · After Guerra's office was raided as part of the investigation early last year, he camped outside the courthouse in a borrowed camper with a horse, three 'goals and a rooster. He threatened to dismiss hundreds of cases because he believed local law enforcement had aided the investigation • against him . The indictments were first reported by KRGV-TV. · BY MARCIA DuNN AP AEROSPACE WRITER . _____., Let us Light.the.Way · to a Better Holiday... · Interest Rate .· 1,. • ' • •• 1,' .., · · . A.P:R. ~ Local Stocks ~OHIO VALLEY BANK 446-2631 1-800-46·8-6682 Apply for the Holiday Loan Special at an office or online at www.ovbc.com -~""- -"-"- -- • ..... Revenge, Pace 86 lanbllll Scbolarsbip, Page B6 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. _ A spacewalking astronaut accidentally let go of her tool bag Tuesda~ after a grease gun inside 1t exploded. and helplessly watched as the tote and everyt[\ing inside floated · . away. It was one of the largest items ever to be lost by a spacewalker, and occurred during an unprecedented attempt to clean and lube a . gummed-up joint at the international space station. Heidemarie Stefanyshynf,Pp"* Piper was just starting to This Oct. 28 file photo shows Space shuttle Endeavour crew members; from le.lt, comwork on the joint when the mander Chr;is Ferguson, pilot Eric Soe and mission specialists Steve Bowen, Sandra .mishap occurred. Mangnus, Shane Kimbrough, Donald Petit and Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper at a news She said her grease gun · .· conference at Kennedy Space Center in. Cape Canaveral, Fla. . exploded, getting the dark gray stuff all over a camera and her gloves. While she was wiping everything off, the white, backfack-size bag slipped out 0 her grip, In this image from and she lost all her tools. · NASA TV, astronaut "Oh, great," she mumbled. Stephen Bowen She and her fellow spacemaneuvers dowh the walker, Stephen Bowen, cargo bay of the then finished their tasks in space shuttle almost seven hours by sharEndeavour as he preing tools. Bowen had his pares to assist astroown tool bag with another naut Heidemarie set of grease guns, pu!ty Stefanyshyn-Piper in knives and oven-like terry placing an empty cloth mills to wipe away nitrogen tan~ into the . metal grit from the joint. shuttle's cargo bay, "Despite my little hiccup, Tuesday. or major hiccup, I think we . did a good job out there," AP photo/NASA TV Stefanyshyn-Piper said after returning to the. space stalion. Flight coli trollers were . • Endeavour also delivered Endeavour arrived at the assessing the impact the lost side, the asttonauts inside the bag would have on the next shuttle-station compte,. start- an extra bathroom, kitch- space station Sunday. The thre.e planned spacewalk~ , ed unloading gear from ·a · enette; two bedrooms, an next spacewalk is set for · · The astronauts may be·· huge trunk that was brought · e"ercise machine and refrig- Thursday. · erator that will allow space On · Tuesday, mission asked to keep sharing tools lip by Endeavour. The big-ticket item - and station residents to enjoy managers cleared or use caulking-style guns of the first things to ·be cold drinks for the first time. one Endeavour to return to intended for rerairs to the hooked up - is a recycling The additions - coming Earth at the end of the shuttle's therma shielding. ·Earlier, the spacewalkers system that will convert exactly lO years after the nionih. A thorough inspecspotted a screw floating by, astronauts' .urine and sweat fir. st space station piece was tion of im11ges of the shuttle but were too far away to catch into prinking water. It is launched - will transform showed no evidence of any it. "I have no idea where it essential if NASA is to dou- the place into a two-bath, damage to its heat shield came from," Stefanyshyn- ble the size of the space Sill· two-kitchen, five-bedroom I ike the kind that doomed lion crew to six ne"t June. home . Columbia in 2003. Piper told Mission Conttol. I:\ight <;lirec.tor Ginger , . r-----~---------------..:.....; 'Ki!i'tlet"'s'll!d neither tlt6bag nor the sd'ew posed h~ •. :,!.Q,Jilc,J!PJcecraft. , Bt. ~ate · ' TUesdiiy,lhe bag was arreaiW',... . \,' 2 1/2 miles in front of the shuttle•station complex. "It's well on its way away from us," she assured reporters. NASA was not sure how the bag got loose; it should have been tethered to a Jarger equipment bag .. Another unknown: why the grease gun discharged. "It is a human endeavor. Mistakes can · happen. Equipment can fail," said John Ray, the lead spacewalk officer in Mission Control. · He noted that Stefanyshyn-Piper showed "real character and, great discipline" by continuing on and doing a fine job for the rest of the spacewalk. She was the first woman to be assigned as lead spacewalker for a shuttle flight. Other items lost in past I spacewalks include a foot restraint, bolts and a spatula Wednesday ... Partly Friday night. •• Mostly used during a test to repair ~unny. Highs in the upper cloudy. Lows in the lower the shuttle. The lost bag marred what had been a 30s. Southwest winds 5 to 20s. Saturday through near-flawless mission by 10 mph. Wednesday night • .Mustly Sunday••.Partly cloudy. Endeavour and its sevencloudy. Cold with lows in the Highs in the mid 40s. Lows member crew. for more than a year, the mid 20s. Southwest winds 5 in the mid 20s. jammed joint has been Sunday nlgbt •••Partly to lO mph. . Thursday ••. Mostly cloudy in the unable . to automatically ' the right-side solar · point cloudy with a 20 percent evening ...Then becoming · chance of rain showers. mostly cloudy. Lows in the wings toward the sun for maximum energy producHighs in the lower 40s.. lower 30s. Monday••.Mostly cloudy tion. The repair work West winds 5. to lO mph with gusts up to 20 mph. with a chance of rain and. expected from the outset to . Thursday night .. .Mostly snow showers. Highs in the . be greasy and hand-intencloudy with a 20 percent mid 40s . 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For more information, contact either Dave at (740) 590-0438; Tanya at (740) 992-5481; Tim at (740) 416-9527; or Mike at (740) 416-5301 . · COLUMBUS .- Chris "Beanie" Wells will soon decide whether he wants to return for his senior season at Ohio State or make himself available for the NFL draft. If he had a say in the matter, Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez would like the 6foot- I, 237-pound Wells to tum pro by Saturday. · "Maybe the biggest difference between Beanie and . some of the other backs we've faced - and we've. faced good ones - is J. ust his size," Rodriguez said this week during preparalions for Saturday's rivalry game between the Wolverines and Buckeyes. "He's got the speed , but he's such a big, physical player. Lot of times he just stiff arms guys and breaks out of tackles and he can outrun you . You can't just go up and wrap your arms around him. You've got to actually tackle him.'' Wells is perhaps the most Griffey becomes American Public piplomacy Envoy WASHINGTON (AP) - Ken Griffey Jr. has joined a new team. The star outfielder became the · • newest American Public Diplomacy Envoy. intro· duced Tuesday by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. Griffey is set to make his first baseball-related trip for the State Department to Panama in ll!-nuary. In his role, he'll represent the "values .of the United States, not the government of the United States," Rice ~aid. "When Ken Griffey travels.' overseas, one of fi i s- grekf'es r·""011 jemves · will be to talk to young people and to spark their interest in America and in our culture," she said. . Griffey said he was eager to get going.. • "When Dr. Rice called and said that she would · iilce me to do this, I didn't r~al1y have to think about it," he said . · . ·. "After a certain age. you pretty much set your :ways. But if we can reach out to young children about our culture and ·also about our pastime, which is baseball - not those other sports like foot· ball," he said, drawing laughs in a State Department ceremony. Griffey, who lluos 39 this week, is sixth on the career home ·run list with 61 i. He played . for the Cinc.innati · and Chicago .White Sox last season, and later filed for ft.ee agency. Griffey joined former baseball star Cal Ripken lr., figure skater Michelle Kwan and actress Fran Drescher as envoys. On the same day Griffey was intrpduced in the role, a baseball clinic R.ipken was 10 ,give for ASSOCIATED PRESS ,;p Photo In this Sept. 27 photo; Ohio State tailback Chris "Beanie' Wells runs during at1 NCAA college football game against Minnesota in Columbus: Wells is perhaps the most importapt figure in the 105th meeting against their old rivals Michigan. • important figure in the 105th . 14-3 victory. That was a meeting of the old rivals. career-high in rushes and the With a freshman, Terrelle 222 yards is the most by a Pryor, starting at quarter- Buckeye against Michigan . back for the lOth"ranked Wells was not made availBuckeyes. it's unli1<:ely that able to reporters this week. conservative coach Jim But Wells recently Tressel will take many addressed his feelings about chances. That means Wells the scarlet-letter days on the will be likely called upon Ohio State schedule . . often against a Wolverines "I just Jove playing in big defense surrendering 128 games." he said. :'It's some· yards a game on the ground. thing that 1 guess you could . Tressel said Well s has· say that I'm made for. I like earned that responsibility. to think that I'm made to "You don 't get knighted as play on the big stage ." · to P1ay a guy· th at' s gomg Hi s running mate in ·the good in that (big) game ," he backfield , fullback Brandon sat'd . '"'•OU have to go do 11· Smith, said there's J·ust · goo d peop 1e. " agamst something about the best Wells certainly has. He's a teams that bring out the best big, game hunter - and in Wells. there's nothing bigger in ''He's fired up whenever these parts than Michigan he gets the ball in his vs. Ohio State. hands," Smith said."! think Over his past .two seasons his motto is , 'Great players as a starter, in · nine games make ·great plays in big ·against rnnked teams he has games.' I'm sure that's in the rushed for 1,118 yards, aver- . back nf his head someaged 5.6 yards a carry and where.'' scored nine times. A year It's not just carrying the ago against No . 23 Michigan ball. either. Wells ' personalion a wet track, he went for ty grows with a tougher 222 yards on 39 carries and scored both touchdowns in a Please see Beanie, B6 James scores 31 in showcase win over NetS BY· TOM CANAVAN . ASSOCIATED'PRESS EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ. ..:_ With free agency awaiting him in 20 lO. LeBron James put on a show for the New York metropolitan area and its deep-packet teams highlighted by length,Of·the ,'ill~~sprint!~ block .a dUiik liy l)e~iiiH~s. . James liad 31 pomts, eight rebounds and. fo~r assists in another dommatmg performane~ and the Cleveland Caval1ers rolled to the1r eighth :Strai!lh! win ·with a 106-82 dectston over the -~ew Jersey Nets on Tuesday mght. · The play th~t ·everyone w1ll remember IS the block. The 23-year-old James came frol!l 20 feel behin~, the track dow~ the. Nets pomt guard, forcmg htm to rush a dunk that the high-flymg James to~ch~. . I .JUSt n~ver gave up ?n ·!~e ~lay. James sat d. That s ~ow we all are. You never ~tve up ?n. plays no matter tf a g?,Y ts m front of you.or what. . Harr_ts laJighed when asked tf he saw James commg at full throttle. :·H:;s 6-9 and 260_," Harris satd. You try to qmck dunk him if you can. If not, hey, he got a piece of it. H~ came back and he played 11 . If I had a good ankle, now that would be something to think about . You got io go for it. I had my shot at ·it and I missed it, you rrlove on." The question of moving on is a big part of James' life. The 23-year-old is scheduled to become ·a free agent in 2010, and there already has been speculation that the Nets and the New York Knicks are already clearing salary cap room to make a run at ihe superstar who on Tuesday became the youngest NBA player to reach the 11,000-point plateau _ ·- . . .• Before the · game, James said he would not hesitate to ' leave Clevelltnd if another franchise offers him a better chance to win multiple NBA titles "I ·think you do what is best for you and you do what is best for your career," James said when asked about his sense of loyalty to the Cavaliers before they played the Nets in New Jersey. After the game, he focused on his team, which is offto a 9-2 start. "A-plus," he said of the second-half effort. "The thing we did was we stopped turning the ball over. We had only one tUrnover in the sec• ond half." They also got big efforts from Mo Williams and Delonte West. Williams had 8 of ·16 points and five of his six assists in the final 24 minutes while West scored 14 of h'is 16 points, hitting all four of his 3-pointers in the decisive third quarter when Cleveland broke the game open. "Mo and Delonte did a · great job coming into the third quarter and shooting lights out," said James, who was 9 of20 from the field in . AP Photo Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James throws chalk dust into the air before playing in an NBA b~sketball game against the New Jersey Nets Tuesday in East Rutherford, N.J. posting his fourth 30-plus point game in five· contests. "We took that momentum and just ran.'' Harris, who was looking for his fourth straight 30point game, had 23 points to lead New Jersey . Vince Carter added 12, shooting 3-of-12 from the field as the Nets ' two-game winning streak was' snapped. "It was ·a rough night and' l wasn't hitting my shots," Carter said: James put on a show for the less than capacity crowd at the lzod Center against a team partially owned by his friend, rapper Jay-Z. He dunked, hit layups and faked Jarvis Hayes out of his socks on a great crossover dribble move that got him his ll .OOOth point , and finally entertained the crowd with a late tap-in on an alley-oop from Zydrunas llgauskas ·in the closing minutes . "Hi s strength and his Nellie Fox was the previous second base man to become AL MVP, in 1959 with the White Sox. No position has ·produced fewer MVPs overall - just I 0 overall since the AL and NL awards were first presented in 1931. · Pedro ia was the fourth second baseman to win the AL MVP award, along with Fox, Joe Gordon ( 1942) and Charlie Gehringer (1937). Six second basemen have won the NL honor. with Jeff Kent. Ryne Sandberg and Joe Morgan doing it most recently. Pedroia and his wife originally planned to leave early this week for a vacation in Mexico. But with the. MVP vote looming. a Red . Sox offic.ial suj;gested he · delay the trip by a day or two, just in case. "I really didn't know what to .expect.'' Pedroia said . "I wasn t nervous or overly excited." Pedroia certainly didn' t plan on this. He made just · · $457.000 last season and didn't have an MVP bonus provision in his contract. Pedroia was driving to his daily workout when he got the phone call telling him he'd won. Right away. the calls and text messages from teammates began pouring in. "It's unbelievable." he said . Pedroia became the I Oth Red Sox player to take the award and first since Mo Vaughn in 1995. He also. is just the third player to become MVP the season Please see James, 86 R d · s 2B D t• p • • · AL MVP · ~:~~~~:~ b~r~:~s~ron:~~~ . e OX . US m · ·e't" Ola WIDS •. . d~ kids in Nicaragua was .:Gunding local election results were causing travel problems. . 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He was the 2007 AL street, you wouldn 't think Rookie of the Year and I'm a baseball player." capped off that season wiih a Well, not .unless he was World Series ring . carrying his AL MVP award . "!had to overcome a lot of Pedroia added to his ever- things to prove people expanding trophy case wrong. and so far I've done Tuesday, becoming the first that," he said on a confersecond baseman to earn the ence call from his home in honor in nearly a half-centu- Arizona. "I have to find a ry. · way to have that edge." The Boston little man with Pedroia drew 16 of the 28 the meaty swing easily beat first-place votes cast by out Minnesota slugger Justin members of the Baseball Morneau, Red Sox team-· Writers' · Associ-ation of BY BEN WALKER ASSOCIATEO PRESS America and finished with 317 points . He was even left off , one ballot, .while Morneau and Youkilis were listeO on every one. "You look around the league, there are a ton of great players," Pedroia said. Pedroia led the AL in hits, runs and doubles in helping the Red Sox win the wildcard berth. He batted .326 with 17 home runs and 83 RBis and alsO stole 20 bases. Pedroia became a fan favorite at Fenway Park with his scrappy approach . In a lineup depleted by injuries to David Ortiz, Mike Lowell and J.D. Drew and the midseason trade of . Manny Ramirez, Pedroia took his ~earty hacks wherever needed - while be usually batted second, be also bit leadoff and cleanup. · Please see MVP, B6 �• ' • . . r • The Daily Sentinel •. PageA6 ACROSS THE NATION Cheney, Gonzales indicted in South Texas county '· McALLEN , Texas (AP) - Vice President Dick Cheney and former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales h&ve been indicted on state charges involving federal prisons in a South Texas county that has been a source of bizarre legal and political battles under the outgoing proseclltor. The inJictment returned Monday has not yet been signed by the presiding judge, and no action can be taken until that happens. :The seven indictments made public in Willacy County on Tuesday included one naming state · Sen. Eddie Lucio Jr. and some targeting public officials connected to District Attorney Juan Angel Guerra's own legal battles: · Regarding the indictments targeting the public officials, Guerra said. '"the grand jury is the one that made those decisions, not me." Guerra himself was under indiciment for more than a year and haif until a judge dismissed the indictments last month. Guerra's tenure ends this year after nearly two decades in office. He lost convincingly in a Democratic primary in March . · Guerra said the prison-related charges against Cheney and Gonzales are a national issue and experts from across t!te country testified to the grand jury. . Cheney is charged with engaging in an organized criminal activity related to the vice president's investment in the -Vanguard Group. which holds financial interests in the pri'v_;ite prison companies running the federal detention centers . It accuses Cheney of a conflict of interest and "at least misdemeanor assaults" on detainees because of his link to the prison companies. ; · Megan Mitchell , a spokeswoman for Cheney, declined to .comment on Tuesday, saying that.the vice presideht had not yet received a copy of the indictment. · • ·The indictment accuses Gonzales of using his position 'while in office to stop an investigation in 2006 into abuses at one of the privately-run prisons. · .: Gonzales ' attorney, George Terwilliger Ill, said in a writ· ten statement. "This is obviously a bogus charge on its face, as any good prosecutor can recognize.'.' He said he hoped Texas authorities would take steps to stop "this abuse Of the criminal justice system." Another indictment released Tuesday accuses Lucio of profiting from his public office by accepting honoraria frqm ~;~rison management companies. Guerra announced his injentmn to investigate Lucio s prison consulting early last yel!r. Lucio's attorney, Michael Cowen, released a 'scathing statement accusing Guerra of settling political scores in his final weeks in.office. "Senator Lucio is completely innocent and has done nOlhing wrong," Cowen said, adding that he would file a motion to quash the indictment this week. Willacy County has become a prison hub with county, st~te and federal lockups. Guerra has gone after the pqson-politician nexus before , extracting guilty pleas from three former Willacy and Webb county commission· ers after investigating bribery related to federal prison contacts. Last month, a Willacy County. grand jury indic~d The GEO·Group, a Flonda pnvate ptisolf coii!pany,"'oi\ a tli\JfJ der charge m the death of a prisoner days before his rele'ase. T~ Wll'\ccou~t. indiCtment.. ~e4, Jhr..- ,~~9~9YQ. allowed other mmates to beat Gregono de Iii Rosa Jr. to death with padlocks stuffed into socks. The death happened in 2001 at the Raymondville facility. · In 2006, a jury ordered the company to pay de Ia Rosa's fltmily $47.5 million in a civil JUdgment. The CheneyOqnzales indictment makes reference to the de Ia Rosa eliSe. None of the indictments released Tuesday had been signed by Presiding Judge Manuel Banales of the Fifth Aqministrative Judicial Region. · Last month, Ban ales dismissed indictments that charged Guerra with extorting money from a bail bond company and using his office · for persorlal business. An appeals court had earlier ruled that a special prosecutor was improperly appointed to invesugate Guerra. . · After Guerra's office was raided as part of the investigation early last year, he camped outside the courthouse in a borrowed camper with a horse, three 'goals and a rooster. He threatened to dismiss hundreds of cases because he believed local law enforcement had aided the investigation • against him . The indictments were first reported by KRGV-TV. · BY MARCIA DuNN AP AEROSPACE WRITER . _____., Let us Light.the.Way · to a Better Holiday... · Interest Rate .· 1,. • ' • •• 1,' .., · · . A.P:R. ~ Local Stocks ~OHIO VALLEY BANK 446-2631 1-800-46·8-6682 Apply for the Holiday Loan Special at an office or online at www.ovbc.com -~""- -"-"- -- • ..... Revenge, Pace 86 lanbllll Scbolarsbip, Page B6 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. _ A spacewalking astronaut accidentally let go of her tool bag Tuesda~ after a grease gun inside 1t exploded. and helplessly watched as the tote and everyt[\ing inside floated · . away. It was one of the largest items ever to be lost by a spacewalker, and occurred during an unprecedented attempt to clean and lube a . gummed-up joint at the international space station. Heidemarie Stefanyshynf,Pp"* Piper was just starting to This Oct. 28 file photo shows Space shuttle Endeavour crew members; from le.lt, comwork on the joint when the mander Chr;is Ferguson, pilot Eric Soe and mission specialists Steve Bowen, Sandra .mishap occurred. Mangnus, Shane Kimbrough, Donald Petit and Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper at a news She said her grease gun · .· conference at Kennedy Space Center in. Cape Canaveral, Fla. . exploded, getting the dark gray stuff all over a camera and her gloves. While she was wiping everything off, the white, backfack-size bag slipped out 0 her grip, In this image from and she lost all her tools. · NASA TV, astronaut "Oh, great," she mumbled. Stephen Bowen She and her fellow spacemaneuvers dowh the walker, Stephen Bowen, cargo bay of the then finished their tasks in space shuttle almost seven hours by sharEndeavour as he preing tools. Bowen had his pares to assist astroown tool bag with another naut Heidemarie set of grease guns, pu!ty Stefanyshyn-Piper in knives and oven-like terry placing an empty cloth mills to wipe away nitrogen tan~ into the . metal grit from the joint. shuttle's cargo bay, "Despite my little hiccup, Tuesday. or major hiccup, I think we . did a good job out there," AP photo/NASA TV Stefanyshyn-Piper said after returning to the. space stalion. Flight coli trollers were . • Endeavour also delivered Endeavour arrived at the assessing the impact the lost side, the asttonauts inside the bag would have on the next shuttle-station compte,. start- an extra bathroom, kitch- space station Sunday. The thre.e planned spacewalk~ , ed unloading gear from ·a · enette; two bedrooms, an next spacewalk is set for · · The astronauts may be·· huge trunk that was brought · e"ercise machine and refrig- Thursday. · erator that will allow space On · Tuesday, mission asked to keep sharing tools lip by Endeavour. The big-ticket item - and station residents to enjoy managers cleared or use caulking-style guns of the first things to ·be cold drinks for the first time. one Endeavour to return to intended for rerairs to the hooked up - is a recycling The additions - coming Earth at the end of the shuttle's therma shielding. ·Earlier, the spacewalkers system that will convert exactly lO years after the nionih. A thorough inspecspotted a screw floating by, astronauts' .urine and sweat fir. st space station piece was tion of im11ges of the shuttle but were too far away to catch into prinking water. It is launched - will transform showed no evidence of any it. "I have no idea where it essential if NASA is to dou- the place into a two-bath, damage to its heat shield came from," Stefanyshyn- ble the size of the space Sill· two-kitchen, five-bedroom I ike the kind that doomed lion crew to six ne"t June. home . Columbia in 2003. Piper told Mission Conttol. I:\ight <;lirec.tor Ginger , . r-----~---------------..:.....; 'Ki!i'tlet"'s'll!d neither tlt6bag nor the sd'ew posed h~ •. :,!.Q,Jilc,J!PJcecraft. , Bt. ~ate · ' TUesdiiy,lhe bag was arreaiW',... . \,' 2 1/2 miles in front of the shuttle•station complex. "It's well on its way away from us," she assured reporters. NASA was not sure how the bag got loose; it should have been tethered to a Jarger equipment bag .. Another unknown: why the grease gun discharged. "It is a human endeavor. Mistakes can · happen. Equipment can fail," said John Ray, the lead spacewalk officer in Mission Control. · He noted that Stefanyshyn-Piper showed "real character and, great discipline" by continuing on and doing a fine job for the rest of the spacewalk. She was the first woman to be assigned as lead spacewalker for a shuttle flight. Other items lost in past I spacewalks include a foot restraint, bolts and a spatula Wednesday ... Partly Friday night. •• Mostly used during a test to repair ~unny. Highs in the upper cloudy. Lows in the lower the shuttle. The lost bag marred what had been a 30s. Southwest winds 5 to 20s. Saturday through near-flawless mission by 10 mph. Wednesday night • .Mustly Sunday••.Partly cloudy. Endeavour and its sevencloudy. Cold with lows in the Highs in the mid 40s. Lows member crew. for more than a year, the mid 20s. Southwest winds 5 in the mid 20s. jammed joint has been Sunday nlgbt •••Partly to lO mph. . Thursday ••. Mostly cloudy in the unable . to automatically ' the right-side solar · point cloudy with a 20 percent evening ...Then becoming · chance of rain showers. mostly cloudy. Lows in the wings toward the sun for maximum energy producHighs in the lower 40s.. lower 30s. Monday••.Mostly cloudy tion. The repair work West winds 5. to lO mph with gusts up to 20 mph. with a chance of rain and. expected from the outset to . Thursday night .. .Mostly snow showers. Highs in the . be greasy and hand-intencloudy with a 20 percent mid 40s . 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For more information, contact either Dave at (740) 590-0438; Tanya at (740) 992-5481; Tim at (740) 416-9527; or Mike at (740) 416-5301 . · COLUMBUS .- Chris "Beanie" Wells will soon decide whether he wants to return for his senior season at Ohio State or make himself available for the NFL draft. If he had a say in the matter, Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez would like the 6foot- I, 237-pound Wells to tum pro by Saturday. · "Maybe the biggest difference between Beanie and . some of the other backs we've faced - and we've. faced good ones - is J. ust his size," Rodriguez said this week during preparalions for Saturday's rivalry game between the Wolverines and Buckeyes. "He's got the speed , but he's such a big, physical player. Lot of times he just stiff arms guys and breaks out of tackles and he can outrun you . You can't just go up and wrap your arms around him. You've got to actually tackle him.'' Wells is perhaps the most Griffey becomes American Public piplomacy Envoy WASHINGTON (AP) - Ken Griffey Jr. has joined a new team. The star outfielder became the · • newest American Public Diplomacy Envoy. intro· duced Tuesday by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. Griffey is set to make his first baseball-related trip for the State Department to Panama in ll!-nuary. In his role, he'll represent the "values .of the United States, not the government of the United States," Rice ~aid. "When Ken Griffey travels.' overseas, one of fi i s- grekf'es r·""011 jemves · will be to talk to young people and to spark their interest in America and in our culture," she said. . Griffey said he was eager to get going.. • "When Dr. Rice called and said that she would · iilce me to do this, I didn't r~al1y have to think about it," he said . · . ·. "After a certain age. you pretty much set your :ways. But if we can reach out to young children about our culture and ·also about our pastime, which is baseball - not those other sports like foot· ball," he said, drawing laughs in a State Department ceremony. Griffey, who lluos 39 this week, is sixth on the career home ·run list with 61 i. He played . for the Cinc.innati · and Chicago .White Sox last season, and later filed for ft.ee agency. Griffey joined former baseball star Cal Ripken lr., figure skater Michelle Kwan and actress Fran Drescher as envoys. On the same day Griffey was intrpduced in the role, a baseball clinic R.ipken was 10 ,give for ASSOCIATED PRESS ,;p Photo In this Sept. 27 photo; Ohio State tailback Chris "Beanie' Wells runs during at1 NCAA college football game against Minnesota in Columbus: Wells is perhaps the most importapt figure in the 105th meeting against their old rivals Michigan. • important figure in the 105th . 14-3 victory. That was a meeting of the old rivals. career-high in rushes and the With a freshman, Terrelle 222 yards is the most by a Pryor, starting at quarter- Buckeye against Michigan . back for the lOth"ranked Wells was not made availBuckeyes. it's unli1<:ely that able to reporters this week. conservative coach Jim But Wells recently Tressel will take many addressed his feelings about chances. That means Wells the scarlet-letter days on the will be likely called upon Ohio State schedule . . often against a Wolverines "I just Jove playing in big defense surrendering 128 games." he said. :'It's some· yards a game on the ground. thing that 1 guess you could . Tressel said Well s has· say that I'm made for. I like earned that responsibility. to think that I'm made to "You don 't get knighted as play on the big stage ." · to P1ay a guy· th at' s gomg Hi s running mate in ·the good in that (big) game ," he backfield , fullback Brandon sat'd . '"'•OU have to go do 11· Smith, said there's J·ust · goo d peop 1e. " agamst something about the best Wells certainly has. He's a teams that bring out the best big, game hunter - and in Wells. there's nothing bigger in ''He's fired up whenever these parts than Michigan he gets the ball in his vs. Ohio State. hands," Smith said."! think Over his past .two seasons his motto is , 'Great players as a starter, in · nine games make ·great plays in big ·against rnnked teams he has games.' I'm sure that's in the rushed for 1,118 yards, aver- . back nf his head someaged 5.6 yards a carry and where.'' scored nine times. A year It's not just carrying the ago against No . 23 Michigan ball. either. Wells ' personalion a wet track, he went for ty grows with a tougher 222 yards on 39 carries and scored both touchdowns in a Please see Beanie, B6 James scores 31 in showcase win over NetS BY· TOM CANAVAN . ASSOCIATED'PRESS EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ. ..:_ With free agency awaiting him in 20 lO. LeBron James put on a show for the New York metropolitan area and its deep-packet teams highlighted by length,Of·the ,'ill~~sprint!~ block .a dUiik liy l)e~iiiH~s. . James liad 31 pomts, eight rebounds and. fo~r assists in another dommatmg performane~ and the Cleveland Caval1ers rolled to the1r eighth :Strai!lh! win ·with a 106-82 dectston over the -~ew Jersey Nets on Tuesday mght. · The play th~t ·everyone w1ll remember IS the block. The 23-year-old James came frol!l 20 feel behin~, the track dow~ the. Nets pomt guard, forcmg htm to rush a dunk that the high-flymg James to~ch~. . I .JUSt n~ver gave up ?n ·!~e ~lay. James sat d. That s ~ow we all are. You never ~tve up ?n. plays no matter tf a g?,Y ts m front of you.or what. . Harr_ts laJighed when asked tf he saw James commg at full throttle. :·H:;s 6-9 and 260_," Harris satd. You try to qmck dunk him if you can. If not, hey, he got a piece of it. H~ came back and he played 11 . If I had a good ankle, now that would be something to think about . You got io go for it. I had my shot at ·it and I missed it, you rrlove on." The question of moving on is a big part of James' life. The 23-year-old is scheduled to become ·a free agent in 2010, and there already has been speculation that the Nets and the New York Knicks are already clearing salary cap room to make a run at ihe superstar who on Tuesday became the youngest NBA player to reach the 11,000-point plateau _ ·- . . .• Before the · game, James said he would not hesitate to ' leave Clevelltnd if another franchise offers him a better chance to win multiple NBA titles "I ·think you do what is best for you and you do what is best for your career," James said when asked about his sense of loyalty to the Cavaliers before they played the Nets in New Jersey. After the game, he focused on his team, which is offto a 9-2 start. "A-plus," he said of the second-half effort. "The thing we did was we stopped turning the ball over. We had only one tUrnover in the sec• ond half." They also got big efforts from Mo Williams and Delonte West. Williams had 8 of ·16 points and five of his six assists in the final 24 minutes while West scored 14 of h'is 16 points, hitting all four of his 3-pointers in the decisive third quarter when Cleveland broke the game open. "Mo and Delonte did a · great job coming into the third quarter and shooting lights out," said James, who was 9 of20 from the field in . AP Photo Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James throws chalk dust into the air before playing in an NBA b~sketball game against the New Jersey Nets Tuesday in East Rutherford, N.J. posting his fourth 30-plus point game in five· contests. "We took that momentum and just ran.'' Harris, who was looking for his fourth straight 30point game, had 23 points to lead New Jersey . Vince Carter added 12, shooting 3-of-12 from the field as the Nets ' two-game winning streak was' snapped. "It was ·a rough night and' l wasn't hitting my shots," Carter said: James put on a show for the less than capacity crowd at the lzod Center against a team partially owned by his friend, rapper Jay-Z. He dunked, hit layups and faked Jarvis Hayes out of his socks on a great crossover dribble move that got him his ll .OOOth point , and finally entertained the crowd with a late tap-in on an alley-oop from Zydrunas llgauskas ·in the closing minutes . "Hi s strength and his Nellie Fox was the previous second base man to become AL MVP, in 1959 with the White Sox. No position has ·produced fewer MVPs overall - just I 0 overall since the AL and NL awards were first presented in 1931. · Pedro ia was the fourth second baseman to win the AL MVP award, along with Fox, Joe Gordon ( 1942) and Charlie Gehringer (1937). Six second basemen have won the NL honor. with Jeff Kent. Ryne Sandberg and Joe Morgan doing it most recently. Pedroia and his wife originally planned to leave early this week for a vacation in Mexico. But with the. MVP vote looming. a Red . Sox offic.ial suj;gested he · delay the trip by a day or two, just in case. "I really didn't know what to .expect.'' Pedroia said . "I wasn t nervous or overly excited." Pedroia certainly didn' t plan on this. He made just · · $457.000 last season and didn't have an MVP bonus provision in his contract. Pedroia was driving to his daily workout when he got the phone call telling him he'd won. Right away. the calls and text messages from teammates began pouring in. "It's unbelievable." he said . Pedroia became the I Oth Red Sox player to take the award and first since Mo Vaughn in 1995. He also. is just the third player to become MVP the season Please see James, 86 R d · s 2B D t• p • • · AL MVP · ~:~~~~:~ b~r~:~s~ron:~~~ . e OX . US m · ·e't" Ola WIDS •. . d~ kids in Nicaragua was .:Gunding local election results were causing travel problems. . Ripken became an envoy for the . State Oepartment's Bureau of 2ducational and Cultural A.ffairs in 2007. . _: 1-740-448-2342 ext. 33 -' .... - 1-740-446 3008 8 IIIWf Brpn w.n.r. (740) 416-2342, Old. 33 bwlbriOmydallytribune.oom C,_g McCormick (740) 416-2342, Old. 33 1J110f110mydollvsontlnel.oom Larry Crum (740) 446-234.1!. Old. 33 lcrumOmyQoJJrnoglotor.com . . mate Kevin Youkilis and record-setting closer Francisco Rodriguez in a NEW YORK - Dustin scattered ballot that saw five Pedroia could easily be mis- different players draw first taken for a mechanic, , car- place-votes.· penterorplumber,mostany· Generously listed at ·sthinf except a ll)ajor leaguer. foot-9. Pedroia has quickly · "I m not the bi,gest guy in piled up a huge stack of the world. I don I have that · hardware . Earlier this marty tools," he said. "If you month, he . won the Gold saw .me walking down the Glove. He was the 2007 AL street, you wouldn 't think Rookie of the Year and I'm a baseball player." capped off that season wiih a Well, not .unless he was World Series ring . carrying his AL MVP award . "!had to overcome a lot of Pedroia added to his ever- things to prove people expanding trophy case wrong. and so far I've done Tuesday, becoming the first that," he said on a confersecond baseman to earn the ence call from his home in honor in nearly a half-centu- Arizona. "I have to find a ry. · way to have that edge." The Boston little man with Pedroia drew 16 of the 28 the meaty swing easily beat first-place votes cast by out Minnesota slugger Justin members of the Baseball Morneau, Red Sox team-· Writers' · Associ-ation of BY BEN WALKER ASSOCIATEO PRESS America and finished with 317 points . He was even left off , one ballot, .while Morneau and Youkilis were listeO on every one. "You look around the league, there are a ton of great players," Pedroia said. Pedroia led the AL in hits, runs and doubles in helping the Red Sox win the wildcard berth. He batted .326 with 17 home runs and 83 RBis and alsO stole 20 bases. Pedroia became a fan favorite at Fenway Park with his scrappy approach . In a lineup depleted by injuries to David Ortiz, Mike Lowell and J.D. Drew and the midseason trade of . Manny Ramirez, Pedroia took his ~earty hacks wherever needed - while be usually batted second, be also bit leadoff and cleanup. · Please see MVP, B6 �,, www.mydallysentlnel.com 82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, November 19,2008 Wednesday, November 19r 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com m:rthune - Sentinel - ~e : IN THE COURT OF ' COMMON PLEAS • MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO CIIIFinonclal, Inc. Plalnllfl ve FI'Mklln D. Gheen (o-oaedl, olol. : Defendlnla • C11o No. 08CV130 • Judge Slophen C. Crowe LEGALNOTICE Unknown heirs, lho devlaoos, legaloeo, : executors, • ldmlnlstralors, and : asalgna of Franklin D Gheen, and the unknown guardians minor of and/or lncornpatent holra of Franklin D. Gheen. will take notice thai on Auguot 27, 2008, CltiFinanclal, Inc. ' filed Ita Complaint In the Court of Common Plo11, Melga County, Ohio, Case No 08 CV 130. The object of, and demand tor relief In, tho Complaint Is to foreclose lhe lien : of plalntiHo morlgago • recorded upon tho : raol estate deliCrlbed below and In which plaln!IH alleges !hal lho foregoing defendant has or clalma to have an loteresl: Sllulled In tha Township of Salisbury, Meigs County, State of Ohio: PARCEL N0.1 Situated In lhe north part of that part of 100 acra Lot No. 157 which Ilea east of and adJoining . Section 29, Town 1 · Range 13 In . Salisbury Township, County. Meigs deacdbed as follows Commencing at the IOU!hootl comer of a lot doeded by V.B. Horton and Marcus Bosworth, May 27, 1864 to Anlhony Robeon; lhenco south 26 112 dog. wut along tho norlh line of tho .....~ 207 foal; lhonqe soulh 26 112 dog. well along tho north Uno of nld atraot aloreuld, 3D 1881; !hence north 25 dog. Will to I point 30 !oat from tho northwest comer of lot owld by Dennis Morrow; thence oott 30 feat to Dennis Morrow's northweat, comer; thence along the wtllllno of Morrow's lot to aouthwoat comer of ume, and to tho north Uno of uld ati'HI alomalcl, and being premlaoo convoyed by dold recorded In Vol. 71 pogo 88 Meigs Dead County R-. PARCEL NO. 2: Tho oosterly haH of 1ha following doacrlbed .........., Being a part of Lot 157 In Booworth'o Addition to lho Vlllogo of Middleport. Meigs County, Ohio, commencing at Mary E. Pennington's comer, Nnnlng 40 112 along main road; thence across said lot to back ..nce; uld thence to Pennington's comer. 43-, thence acroaa aald lot to tho place of beginning. Being part of tho property by deld recorded In Vol. 138 page 528 Molga Oeld County Recorda. Tho do'-ndant named above Ia required to • • • tho Complaint within (281 twenty..lght days aHor lho 1111 publication of this legal notice on Nov. 26, 2008 This legal notice will be published once a week for alx successive weeks. (10) 22. 29 (11) 5, 12. 19, 26 Public Notice NOTICE OF PUBLICATION IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Melgo County Clort< of Courll P.O. Box 151 100E. 2nd 8t Pomeroy, OH 457Be United Slllaa of America va. , Mlrlan Durham, dooHOid, till . CIM No. OI-CV•137 clivi-. Tho Marshalling of Llana In tho Common Pleaa Court of Meigs County, Ohio, 100 E. 2nd St., Pomeroy, OH 45769 being Caoa No. 08-CV-137 ogalnal Marian Durhllm, daceaaod praying lor Judgment In lht amount of $36,418 28 with Interest tharoon according to tha terms of lhe nota from July 15, 2008 until paid and lor foreclosure of said Mortgage Deld on tho following described real ealate, of which said Defendants, Marian Durham, dec1111<1 was the owner of· Real estate located at 38384 S. R 684, Pomeroy, OH 45769 as further described In PlalniiHs mortgage recorded on March 9, 1990 In Volume 178 pogo 399 of tho Mortgage Records of Meigs County, Ohio. and that Defendants, unknown hairs, devisees, legatees, executors, executrixes, administrators, n 66' to on Iron pin oat; thence N 89' 50' 14" E, a dlallnce of 140.00' to tho POINT OF BEGINNING, 11id described lract containing 0.25 Acrea, more or leas, excepting all legal utility oaumento and rights of way Reference Deld• Ofllclal Racords Volume 4, Page 807, Parcel2 Bearings are assumed and are for angt. measurement only. Owner Curren}., Scally IB'aker alai Property at: 617 High Stroot Middleport, Ohio PPI 15-DII224.()01 Prior Deld Roleroncea: Volume 214. Pogo 457 Appralold at $50,000 Terms of Sale. Cannot be sold for less than 213rda of the appraised value 10% down on day of sale, cash or certified check, balance due on confirmation of sale. Tho appraisal did not Include en Interior examination of the admlnlstratrtxes and asslgneea of Marian house. Durham, daceaold, Robart E. Boogie, be required to oat up Meigs County SheriH any Interest they may Altorney lor the have lo aald Plaintiff premises or be Lerner Sampson R forever barred, that Rothfuss upon faHure of eald 120 East Fourth St, Dolendanls to pay or 8th Floor to cause to be paid Cincinnati, OH 45202· aald Judgment within 2007 throe days from Its 513·241 ·3100 rendition that an (111 5, 12, 19 Order of Sale be Issued to tho Sheriff Public Notice of Meigs County, Ohio, to appraise, ShariHSaloo advertise In the Legal Caoa Number Publication Dally 08cv043 Bank & Sentinel and soli oald Farmers real oatato, lhal the Savings Co. premloas be aold free Plaln!IH and cl- of' all .. olaima, Ilona and R&J Food Shop LLC lntaraot of any oltho Ronnie & JonnHer parlloa heroin, that Spoun the procolda from Dolendanl$ • • tho oale of llld Court of 'common premlaoo be app!!!lf Ploo., ,.lgs County, to tho Plalntm·s . Ohio judgmanl end lor In pursuance of an order of l!flo tcr me such other rellaf to which United Slates directed !rom uld of America Ia court In lho aboVI entitled. entitled action, I will Said Dolondanta are oxpooo to ule at directed to tho public auction on lho Complaint wherein front steps of tho notice under tho lair Meigs County Court dab! colloctlon llouoa on Friday, Doc1111ber 19, 2008 II practice act II given. Said Datendanta are 10 a.m., of said day, required to analver tha following within twonty..lght daacrlbed realoatato: lhl EXHIBrr " A" days after Said RONALD A. SPAUN publication. Dolendanta will like AND JENNIFER L. notice that you are SPAUN required to anawar Being a part of tho uld Complaint on or Southeast Quarfor of boloro tho 26th ~oy Socllon 8, T-7-N , R· of Nov., 2008 or 14-W, Scipio Judgment wilt be Townohlp, Meigs rendered County, Ohio of ths accordingly. Ohio Company United Slates 1 of Purchan and being · Amorlce,.PialntiH , a part of VOlume 262 Stephen D. Miles at Pogo 281, of tha Vincent A. Lewis Deld Records of Attorneys lor Plaintiff Melga County 18 W. Monument Recorders Office and Avenue Dayton, Ohio baing more fully 45402 described aa follows: (10) 22, 29 (111 5, 12, Beginning at lhe 19,26 Southeast corner of Socllon 8, Scipio Public Notice Townohlp, Meigs County, Ohio at a 4' While Oak found II ShodHSaloa Caao Number tha corner of tho 08CV053 . Section. From which Peoples Bonk NA an Iron pin 111 lhla Plolntltf survey on tho aoUih vs line of Section 8, Scolly Baker et al boars N. 89 degraes Dolondlnta 45' 12" Weal • 5.00 Court of Common laet and anolhor Iron Pleas, Meigs County, pin oatthla survey on Ohio tho east line of In purauance of an Section 8, bears N. order of ule to me 01 dagraoo 34' 58" dlracted from said Eat!5.00 foot. the with court In tho above Thence enHtled action, I will south line of Section axpooe to ule at 8, North 89 degrees public auction on tho 45' 12" west 1125.n front llopo of tho foal to an Iron pin oat Melgo Cou'lfY Coun this survey Thence Houoa on Friday, North 50 degrees 45' Dacombor 12, 2008 at 09" East • 365.65 !oat 10 a.m.. of said day, to an Iron pin oat lhls the following survey. This pin Is de1crlbod real Ollila: tho principal place of SHuoted In Salisbury beginning lor lhla Township, In the aurvoy. Village of Middleport, Thence North Of part of Lot 280 of tho dagreoo 34' 58" oaat • V.B Horton Addftlon 616.371oof to an Iron to Lower Pomeroy, pin oat this' ourvey. as recorded In the Thence North 10 Melga County Plat dlgreoo 25' 11" Well Record• VOlume 2, • 178.58 .... with the Page 12, Meigs contorllno of a gravel County, Stilt of Ohio drlvowey to a point in centerline ol and being In Soc:Uon lho 28, Town t North, Klngllbllry Roed ICR Range 13 West of tho 111 and palling an Ohio Company'a Iron pin ut thll Purchau and being ·~IVO)' 11148.58-Thence tho loRowlng doacrlbld as follows: beginning at on Iron 3 couraoa with tho pin Ill, laid Iron pin centorllr.o of baing S 0' oe• 46" E, Klngabury Road (CR a dllllnce of 222..40' 181: !Tom •n Iron pin North 14 doei'WI 41' found 11 tho 4t" Ellat • norlhollt Cornar of to 1 point Notlh 71 aoe - doarou a · 33" lui ilglllooa, Horton Addition to • 1?.11 loll to. point IIIOIIIOfl, ~ ~~ometov, .. North 71 dogi'WI 11' r1aor~1d In the 21 " 1111 • H .IO t.ct .eouv~ .... ldmlnlllrltorl, Mtlgo County .... to I fiOint ldmlnlillrllriiM Inc! IIIOONO Volume a, ~ry IH:~ ....., Marlllll . . . 1a; Durtifm. di:DIIIIIf, lhonol 1 oo· ot' ... ~~ hu1h D1 ..,_ lllkl- .,. • • • dllllnM ol doareiiiM' M" WIII unilltowf!1 will '*"'Y 77.• • to an Iron pin • 111 :'It 1111 to an 11M- IIIII on Ill; ltllnol I U" 110' Iron pin 1111 lhla unknown hllra, """"''* .. ltiiM1001, Dl Amtt1N, flied Ill UnltiCI Compillnt PoriCioiUI'I In 1ncl Lot 2M ol tho V.I . 14", • dltllnot of 140.DO' to an Iron pin ut: lhonoe N DO' oo· 41" w, 1 cltatonoa of __ ~, IYMy end Pllli"" an Iron pin u11: ou....., 11 ao.o1111o-. Tho- Iouth 10 dograoo 41' llll• Woe~ ______ • 401 50 to an Iron pin all lhla survey This pin 11 the principal place of beginning lor this survey Thlo survey contains 5.330 acres, mora or Ieos. comer of a 10 acre lot willed by John Brldltold to Harrill McCiuN and Lucinda Powell, thence 40 rods south or to the line be1YoH11 tho olkl George W. Bradllold and J.S Brldflold, lhlnca. West 56 rods along the uld Uno; thence North 40 rodo ; thence East 56 rods to the place \ of beginning, and being In Section 7, Range 14, Tpwn 7 of tho Ohio Company's Purchase, containing 14 acres. Parcel Throe: Also lho following daacribed real estate, situated In lhe Townohlp of Scipio, County of Meigs and State of Ohio. Being a part of Section No Saven (71 In lhe oevonth township of the lourtaenth range, In lhe Township of Scipio, boundld ao follows: Beginning II lha ooulhwoll comer of uld oactlon aoven (7) thence running East one hundred and silly · rode ; thanco North eighty rods ; thence Weal one hundred a.nd silly rods ; thence, SoUih to tho place of beginning bounded West on Payton's land and the 'South on Townlhlp Uno, and North on a tract 0912312002 sold to Zachariah 1011112002 by Bradfield, and Appalachian containing eighty ProfeNlonal acres. more or leal. Asaoclalea 254 Excepting and Exline Rood, Reserving tho Jackson, Ohio 45640, following dtocrlbld Dale A. Exline PS parcel of real eatate, 6722 sltuale In the Current Owner: Township of Scipio, Ronnie & Jennifer Meigs County, State of Ohio, and being a Spaun at al Prop~rty at : 36838 part of the South half Klngbury Rd. of tho Southwell Pomeroy, Ohio quarter of Sactlon PPI 17.00326.004 No. 7, of Townahl~ Prior deld No. 7 North and rolerencea: Volume Range No. 14 Weal 202, Pogo 169 and further baing a Appralied at $52,500 part ot a 80 0 acp Terms of Sale: tract ol land eo Cannot be 1old lor recorded In Deld leas than 2/3rdo of • Volume t 61 , Page tho appraleld value. 223, Meigs County 10% dQWJI on day of • Recorder's Ofllce ula, calh or corllltocl and being more chock, bailnco due particularly on conllrmatlon of daacdbed as follows· aale. Beginning at a poln~ Tho appral1al did not nld point baing the inClude an Interior point of lntoraactlon examination ql tho of tho North line of houn. tho South half of tho Robert E. Boogie, soUihweat quaner of Meigs County Sherlfl said. Socllon No. 7 Attorney lor the with the center of Plaintiff Township Rood No Kaglat, Brown, Hill & 171 (Zion Road) also said North line being Ritter 65 E. Sllte 51 , Sullo the Norlh Uno of the 1800 above uld 80.0 acre tract of land, thence Columbua, OH 43215 614-462·5400 wllh uld North Uno, (11) 12, 19,26 SoU!h 85 dogreoo 30' Eaa~ 982.03 loot to an Iron pin; thence Public Notice - - - - - - - with a new line Sheriff Saleo through tho tract of Case Number which this Ia a part of, South 35 degrees OIICV038 City Notional Bonk of 15' Wool, 526.30 loot West VIrginia ,to a 24 Inch Hickory troo; th1nco SoUih 44 PlalntHI ' VI dogreol 00' Weal, William l Melinda 17.00 loot to tho · center of aeld T.R. Gll!ballat Do'-ndantt 171 ' thence with lhe Court of Common center ol said Plooo, Meigs County, T.R.171, North '48 Ohio dogreoo oo· ,weot, In pursuance o1 an 31.85 laet and North .ardor of 1110 to me 48 dogreoo 48' Wall, dlracled from said 410.00 foal ~'"' court In tho above continuing with said North 55 entitled action, I will center, expooa to ule at dogreao 38' Wool public auction on tho 406.65 lost lor the front atepo of tho piece' of beginning Malgs County Court containing 5.07 House on Friday, acres., more or leas Dacombor 12, 2008 at and subject to all 10 a.m. of uld day, legal highways and the following easements. above described roolelllla: Tho EXHIBrr A deocrlpllon was Tha following furnished by Ronald Sherrell, described real estate M. sHuate In the Ragletered Surveyor Township of Scipio , 15167 as par survey County of Meigs, of Saptamblr 20, and, State of Ohio, 1874. and Further bounded Excepting described ao followa and Reserving from Parcel One: Situated lhe 'above described In the Township of eighty acre parcel, Scipio, County of twenly·lour (241 Molg1; Stall of Ohio, acres, more or leu, In Section 7, Town 7, being the same real Range 14, IJ!oglnnlng oatato convoyocl by ~ortheasl Rhonda Stockwell to at tho comer of a 10 acre Thomes Tucker and lot convoyed by Lori TUcker, olgnld 1982, ThornH Dye to John Minch 13, lor record received Bradllold by o-m11or 9, March 16, 1812 II p.m. 1nd 1848, recorded In 4.26• VOlume 13, on Pagoo recorded In Volume 110 and 111, to which 265, Page 257, Melg1 i ifWNnCtl ,. hereby County Olllclal modo lor 1 mor11 ROCOrdl. dollnlto doocrlpuon ; Tho 1bove dlocrlboll. Boutlt 40 realootete h o i thence Aydltor'a !hanOI Weal 40 aulgnld rodl; thonoe North Plrool Nurnbenl 17· 40 rodl; lhOnOI Eell 00748.000 and 17· 40 rodl to 11ft pi- 00747.000. al bllllnnlntl, DIID RIPIIIINCI: oonlllnlng 10' - . look 7, l'tgl Ill mort or lilt, lind II OMolll IIIDDrdl lhttiiiiM1G - o f 111118County, lend d11 dod Ill' JIIIIOII IIII'IIIINCI: Ooorgt lildlllld look 111 ..... HI! 1nd wlfl 10 Hlrltel Ofllelll llaaartll D! In addition, a 30 DO loot wide oaoamont lor Ingress and ogress lor Lol 3 and Lot 4 with lho gravel drive between Lola 3 and 4 and having the following centerline description. Beginning at the northwest cornor of this tract at a point in the centerline of Kingsbury Road (CR 18) thence wllh the following centerline of a gravel drive, South t 0 dograoo 25' 11 " Eaal 178.58 leal to an Iron pin set this said pin survay, baing the terminus of lhla centerline easement descrlpllon. All Iron pins set this survey are 518 Inch X 30 Inch robar and hava a plastic cap on !hem olampod Dale Exline P S 6722. All counes are rollted to match North as par a Survay by Robert Eason PS 7033 on 116/1411999 of this farm. SubJect to all legal eaaementa and right of ways not listed above. on Surveyed .,.a; 01 w. MoCIUN and Luolncll l'owell, l'lratl Two: Alao 11ft followlnt diHribed 1'111..,... tltvllttlln 1111 Counly Dl Melli lnd State of Ohfo, and In lalplo Townahlp, beginning II tho north wilt ...... eoum,. Ournn1 Wlllllrn Ill bit a tor - than 213 of of tho appralaod value. 10% down on day of 11ie. caoh or cortlflod chock, bolance duo on confirmation of ule. Tho appralul did not Include an Interior examination of the houoa. Robert E. Beagle, Melg1 County Sheriff lor lhe Altornoy PlalntiH WoHo l Bentley 425 Clntar St. Ironton, OH 45638 740-532-7000 (111 s, 12, 1e P~Jbllc NoUce Sheriff Salas cNumber 08CV087 Horne National Bank PlalntiH ve AnthontAdama at al Dolendanll Court of Common Pl-. Meigs County, Ohio ·, In pur1uance of an order of 1111 to me directed 110111 nld court In the above entlllld .action, I will oxpou to ule 11 public auction on lho front 1tepa of lhe Meigs County Court Hoou on Frlclay, Dacomber 12, 2808 at 10:00 a.m., ol Hid day, the folloWing described raalaatato: (Rial Eatata and Manufactured H9me to be appraiOid and sold soparatelyl the Situated In Townahlp of Lebanon, County of Malga, and State of Ohio: Baing a part of a 95 00 acres, more or leaa, tract of land trons..rred to Ricky Lae Deeter as racorded In OHiclal Records Volume 27, at Page 2n, Meigs County Recorder's Ofllce, Meigs County, Ohio, alao being a part of Sactlon 36, Township • 2 North, Range 11·WOII, Lebanon Township, Molgo County, State of Ohio and mora particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point which boare South 01 dog 54' 28" Wast a distance of 1628.93 laet and North 89 dog . 45' 44" Eut a distance of 1649.31 feet from an exletlng Iron pin found at lha northwest comer of sold 95 DO acres, more or less, tract and being a ~lnt In tho centorllno of Township Road 1106, Neall Hollow Rood; Thence leaving nld centerline North 23 dag. 09' 16" East passing through a 518" Iron pin with l.d clop set at a dlatanca of 20.DO flat and going a total dlatance of f21.07 loot to a 518" Iron pin wllh l.d. l)lp Ill; Thence Soulh 74 dog. 00' 26" Eaot a distance of 358.21 feet to a 518" Iron pin with l.d. cap oat; Thence South 13 dog. 42' 50" East a dlltance of 68.44 1881 to 1 518" Iron pin with l.d. cap aot; Thence South 27 dog. 59' 58" Well paselng through a 518" Iron pin wllh l.d. cap oat at a dlatanco of 133.97 loot and going a total.dlatance of t 53.97 1881 to a point In the centerline of ulcl Townohlp Road 11116; Thence along uld contortlne tho following lhrao courses: 1. North 58 dog. 58' 38" Well a dlatanco of 140.DO to a point; 2. North &1 dog. 34' 27" Well a dlsttnce of 138.11 fool to 1 point; 3. North 60 dog. 54' 32" Wool 1 dt1tai)Ct of 114.82 to tho principal point of beginning, containing 1.500 ac,.., more or M1, oub)ocl to all legal oaumonta and rtghta olway. Boarlnt• are auumed lnd ana lor tho ·dltannlnllion of angiHonly. All Iron plna ara 518" by 30" reblr with plllllc l.d. ~o':.:,0:1"Y Danny Barber at al o,landanto Court of Common Ploss, Melga County, Ohio '" pureuance ot an order of sale to me directed from aid court In lhe above onHtled action, I will oxpooa to tala at public auction on 'he Iron! atepa of lho Meigs Count Coun Houoa on Friday, December 19, 2008 at 10 a.m of said day, the following described real estate: OF DESCRIPTION LAND Beginning at a atone on the Eut aide pi Highway No. 124, at the Nor1hweal corner of a 35 Acre Tract; thence East 15 rods to a atone ; thence North 13-314 dagrEaol 16 rode to a atone; thence Weal 15 rods to the Eliot aide of above rood; thence along aald rood South 13-314 dogrHI WHI 16 rods to tho place of beginning, containing 1·112 acres. Excepting however from tho above tract a c-ln portion thereof bounded as follows: Beginning Eaat 7 rods and 6 llnka and South 2111/4 degrees East 11 rode and 3 Iinke from Northwoat corner of above described tract; thence North 27·112 dograoo Ea11 20 !oat; thence Soulh 62·112 dagraoo Eaal 20 loot; thence South 27·112 dogreeo Weal 20 laet; lhonce North .62·112 degrees Weat 20 laetto tho place of beginning, containing 400 oquara flat and also a rlghl of way to and from uld tract Which , Is hereby r-rved by Yofyme 110, l'ago County Offlal1l "•aanfl, 41771 Alto 1 2002 Clayton Rood, lloolno, OH addreu. Township Salem 2631 0 TNOIHI Rood Legion_ Ohio Ling avilla, 45741 1988 Chevrolet gas 1600 gal . Water tank 12,980 miles V8 366 cubic Inch 5 opold transmission 61 ampa. Alt. 2 apold rear axle Roar springs 23,000 lb. with auxiliary springs Fronl and real tow hOOkl. 1978 Chlvrolat gas 750 gal. Water tank 7,383mltos 5 opold transmission 366 gao/4 bl carb 9000 lb front axle 12000 lb. front spring 18500 lb. roar axle 23000 rear spring 1111 14. 16. 19 Service lor tax yoor beginning July 1, 2007 and ending Juna 30, 2008, In ocoordonce wllh lntern11 Revenui Code Soctlon 6104(bl, thll form II available for public ln1poetlon II lila ~· Ofllce of Dougl11 W. 1J111e, Trulloo, 11 211· 213 east Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, during the 1110' dey period !Mfglnnlng November 15th, 2008. (111 19 Gallia County OH E·mall Public Notice classlfied @ myda llytnbune com sale, calh or certHIId ..... Tho Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Items Ohio V.lloy Publishing .....,.., tho rlghtto edit, ra)tct or cancel any ad II any limo. !>Errors Muot p:!.,.lrtod on lhe of ll1e for the error and first lr,aartlon. not bo liable loll or oxpoonulll In M 11 aonllltlon. Tawnlltlp Tho IIIIIVM ~ghl tho to 1ooep1 or l'l)tol 1ny or all tNOicl ... Nnnlng • ·:n= blcll. c lOth loll & Found Lost 2 male Jack Russel Dogs Around Prospect Church Ad area since Oc1 31 answers to Od1e & Beau Reward for safe return Call Kelly 446·7019 or 645·3262 Lost- Chocolate Lab on 11 /8/08 on Flatwoods Road Pomeroy contaci(740)S08·0431 Reward lost 3 mon old male brindle Boxer, little g1rt heartbroken, please call304·593-2641 WHAT STYLE. .. Memory I Thank Yov I would like to thank all •who supponed T~kled Pink In lhe American Cancer Soc1ety Making Str~de s Walk A special thanks tp Basket De· lights Karat Patch, W1se· man Realty, Ptlllllps Sporn Plant & Summer Image & staff Coda. Mary T. Byer-HIII Courty Meigs Auditor (111 18, 19, 20, 21, 23,24,25,26,2?,28 Thank Srnter Public Notice Sporn HAS SOMETHING fnends You to GKN Metals Ph1llrps Planl o,nd aH and lamlly tor be dlacarded on December 31, 08. II you think you may have forgotten to pick up a picture you have placed In the paper, please f H If I rae 0 come Publlt:ation Sunday Display: 1:00 p . m . Thursday for Sundays Pap ... ! FOR YOU!! law. '-•d Mzuzu ...._ orphan teedlng Ih KIT & CARLYLE Yard Solo kltncarlyloC!)comcast.nel ======== ter In MalaWI Africa =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; '= II Melissa s Day Care has openings lor children ages 1 and up the d8.y-. care ~ located on Bailey Run Road Pomeroy www com1cs com rnghts and weekend hours avmlable call (740)992 0070 !!!!! =---~~~":'~ Hooting & Coohng Rooms available at Darst Lowes New &unopened bo•es Odesa 1~replace mantel plus vent tree gas log heater/louvered vent free hrebox•Large whrte 55 112. hrgh by 63' long Cost over ~1 200 & will sell to 1st offer of $500 C.ll 740·742·2628 BulkllngMeterlala ... ,............................. 308 Bu•ln.u.......................... ............. .... • • .•. 308 FLU CLINIC Off1ce of Ed Ayers, MD Pleasant Valley Hosp1tal Medical OIIIC!l Building Suite 118 November 20 9 am · Noon 1 pm to4 pm Bring insurance information For more information please call, (304) 675-6015 Caterlng- ...................................................... 310 ChlldiEidtrly Care ...................................,312 $:omputM'i ........................ ........................ 314 COnt111ctoq ................................................... 318 DomeetlciiJanltorlel ................................. 318 Ektct:rlclll ........................... ..................... 320 Flnancl......................................................... 322 Health ............. ........... .....:. ........... Haling a Coo,.,..... ng . ....... .. ............. ..... 332628 Home Improvements 330 lneurence ............... , ................................ 332 Lawn Service....................................... .... 334 MualciDano.'Drllma .............................. ... 336 Other servtcee ................... .. .......... .......... 338 Plumblng/Etoctrlcal ................................ ..340 ProfHaJon•l Services ....................... ......... 342 ' Aepelra .......................... ........................... : : Roofing............................... ..... ·•··· ......... Sacu~ty .. .. ...... .... ...... .... ......... ...... .... .. . ........ 348 Tlx/Accountlng ..... .. ................................ 350 TraveVEnterUtlnment ...............................3&2 Fln•nclal . ................................... ...... ...... .400 Flnanclll Servtc•a............. ......................... 405 lnau,..nce ......... • ................,_................ 410 Money to Lend ............................................ 415 ectucatton..............-.....................................500 BU•Ineaa a Trade School....................... 505 lnotructlon • Trolnlng ................ :...............510 LeeiOM....................................................... 515 Pereor\11 ........... , .................................... 120 Animals ...................................................... 800 Anlmol Supplleo .......................................... 805 HorHe ............................. .. ..................810 U-lock................... .......................... · .815 Pete ....... .......................................~...............620 wanttobuy ...................... .... ................825 Agriculture ......................... ...................... 700 Firm Equipment ............................... ........~~: a.~~~ ProducaSOOd G.....,................................. 715 Hoy, F-, , ron ..............,................ Hunlfng Al.and ........................................... 720 want to buy ..................................................725 ~...................................... .......... 900 .105 Apptlo-...................................................110 Auctions .......... ...... . ........... ...................915 Borgaln Be10mont ........................... . .... 920 Coliectlbfol .................................................. 825 cornputoro ................................................. 930 Equl...-tiSUppiiOI.................................835 F... il.rk.t1 ............................................. 940 Fuel 011 Coai/WODd/Gao ............................ 1145 Fumhure .................... . ...... .. ... . ..... 950 -yiHunt & Sport ............................ 955 Kld'a Corner ................:................................ 960 Mlocollonoouo....... .. .......... . • .... .. ... 965 Wont to buy ............................................... 970 Yard Sale ....................................................975 Anlfq................................................... • J. k th ~;,;;;;;;,;;,;;,;!!!!!!!!!!!!;, Legale. .................. ..... ..... . .................. 100 Announcemonta.... ... .. .................... 200 Blrthday'/Anntverury............ ...................... 205 Happy Ade............. .. .. .. ... ........... .........210 LoII & Found ···· ...... .... ····· · .......... ..... 215 MemoryiTh•nk You ..................................... 220 Notlcea ....................... ' ··• · ..... ............ ··• 226 Peraon111............... . ................... ... ..••• 230 Wanted ....................................................... 235 Servlcu ................................................. 300 Apflll•rtc• Bervl~ .................................... 802 AutomoUve .................................................. 304 h- •"\ - .... 1000 ATV ........................................................... 1005 Bicycle• ..... • ............... ...... ......... 1010 BoatiiAccnaorlea ......, .... . .. .1015 -~v 1 a ~alters 1020 Cam,.-.," 11 •• • ••• • •••• •••• Motorcyclu .............................................. 1025 Other ....................... " ·•·· ..... .... ··1030 W1nt to buy .................. .... .. . ....... . 1035 Automotive ............................. .................. 2000 Auto RentallleaN .... , ......... ... ....... 2005 Autoa ...... .......... .................. . ... .... 2010 Cla•alc/Antlque• ................... ................... 2015 Commerclalt1nduetrlal ............................ 2020 Parta & Acceaeorlea................ . ....... 2025 Sport• Utlllty .............................................. 2030 Homo hnprovomonh Recreational Vehlclea ...., . Trucka.......... .. ............ • .... ..... .... ,..... 2035 Ullllty Trallera ... ~ ............ ..................... 2040 Vana .......................................................... 2045 Want to bUy. , ................ .................. 2050 Real Esla1eSIIes ................. . . .... ....... 3000 Cemetery Plott ......................... ........... 3006 Commercial I.. . . .•. . .. ..••... •· ..... ..30301105 Condomln uma..... . For Sale by OWner ................... :................ 3020 Houeea tor Sale..... . . .•. ... . ... . 3025 Lind (Acreage) .... . • .•..• .... ......... 3030 ' Lot• ....... ..... ....................................... ... 3035 Want to buy... ................... ... .••. ······ .. 3040 Rial Eollto Ronlata....... .... ... ........ 3500 •rtmentiiTownhouHI............. .. .... 3505 ~om;errlrl ................................................ ~=~: on orn,n uRma .... · .... .,.. '.... ...... ·· Houooo or ent ............................ ........... 3520 Land (Acreage) ...... .................................. 3525 Storage ........ .... . ... ... . .............. 3535 Want to Rent ........................................ , .• 3540 Manulactured Houslng ............................. 4000 Lota ............. ···· • ......... · .............. .... 4005 Movoro.............................. " ............. .....4010 Aenlala ................................................. .... 4015 SIIH.. . ..... ...................... ... •.. . .......... 4020 Supplloa .......... ............. .... ... ........ 4025 W.nt to Buy ............................................ 4030 Resort Property ............... . .. .... .•. 5000 Reaart Property tor sale ................ .... 5025 Reoort Pr-rty lor ront ........................... 5050 Employment...... . .... ••. ........... ·· .....8000 Accountlng/'Financlal ..... .............. 8002 Admlnl•traUvaiProfeBsiOnal .....................6004 Caahler/Cferk ............................ 6006 CttlldiEklerly Care ............. .............. 6008 glerlcal ...................................................... =~~ "'~atructiiDoonl.l ·· ·.. ....... .•. ............... 8014 .....ero very .................. · ..... ..... Educajlon .................................................8016 Eloctrlaol Plumbing .................................8018 Employnoent Agencloo.......................8020 E.-1...,.,1............................................8022 Food Bervlcea.. ....... .. ............................8024 lolovommont & Fldorel Jobs.... . .. . ..... 8026 Help onttrl- General ............................... 8028 lAw Enlorcemont .,.................................... 8030 Mol-co/Domootlc.. .. ..... ........... 8032 Mlnogomont/Suporvloory ...... . ..... . . 8034 Mecl\lnlca..................................................to36 Medical ...... .......... ... .. ... ... .. . • 8038 Muolcal...... ..... . ..... ... .... .... ..... 6040 Part·Tirno-Tem~rertea ........................... 6042 RntaurMte . ...... .......... ........ ... . . ..... 8044 Saloa.. ............. ........... ............. • . .....604a Tocflnlcol- ....................................... 8050 Tolllllea.IFIICiory ........ ..................... 8052 Bo""'""'t Waterproofing unoonditional llletlme guarantee Local refer· ence~ furnished Estab hshed 1975 CaR24 Hrs 740-446-0870, Rogers Basement Wa1erproo11ng - Olh S. , ";;;;;;;;~·-r~m=cu=~ Pet Cremations Call 74,;0;,; 6 ·;; 37;,;4;;; 5!!!!!!!!!!!!"" ~ ' 4;,;4;;, _, Profeuional S.I"Yims TURNED DOWN ON SOCIALSECURITYSSI No Fee lk'iless We W1n• ~~1-·888...,·~58~2~·334 ~5~~ ::: Septic pump1ng Gallla Co OH and Mason Co WV Ron Evans Jack • son QH 800-537-9528 Money To lend Au t omot1~oe 2000 ~ Ill 2008 by NEA, Inc. '"";;~;;;;;;;;-~~;;;;;;;;;~~~~ CLASSIFIED INDEX hard wood floors approved septic new rool goldfish pond Vehi cles deck fenced 1n yard acre Aocl<spnngs Ad , co,...n I RVa • Pomeroy OhiO Troilon 740·992·2355 or ;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;=;:;;;;;;:;;;;;= 740 41 6·0323 $78 500 RV 3br, 2ba, Central Serv1ce at Carmichael A1r/Heat newly remod Tra1lers eled bathrooms new hardwood & t1le lloors 740·446·3825 "::::":-:~~~-::~ $155 000 304·675·4880 RV Service at Carm1 Extraordinary Property chael Trailers Spectacular view of the 740·446·3625 OttiD River Recre~110nal 1000 Connie s Chllctcare 1n Tuppers Pla1ns now has opemngs county & pn \late pay accepted, 20yrs el(penence call lor an appointment 740 667 6329 Adt.Jh Group Home, we provode 24hr su per~l· SIOn personal care as· s1s1ants meals laundry houseKeep~ng & a warm environment lor those who need a !1ttie or a lOt we can help, (740)992-5023 .....,.--~~~~~ Housoa Far Solo CarpenterfHarr1sonv1lle 38r 2 5 BA 1721Sq " Too ls, ladder bldg mate w1 th Full Bsmt 2 car 1 nals tables w1cker mdoor 1n 2FP on 0 6ac pond storage bldgs John Spnng Valley Es1 Deere garden m ove 1n ready Ap tractor,more Sat Nov 22 p01ntment Only 9 to 5 38072 Carpenter 740·286·5280 H1tl Ad 740 947 050 t(belore sale) 2·3 bedrooms 1 bath ,~ lhe1r horne 30 years 'tr 1roIS old fired wllhheating aII con s GP..S boiler 740·206·1482 must see Comes with • - - - - - - - •· 304-895·3427 eve r¥thlng complete 740 992 2974 d I Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads (. ~ .1m Borders$3.00/perad ~ Graphics 50¢ for small S1.00 for large POUCIES Ohio V•lley Publishing raservea the right to lldll, rafeet, or caneel anr ad at any time Errors mull be repo rted on the flrat day of Trlbun&-Senllnei-Reglater will bJ reapantibl e lor no mora than thl coat of the apace occupied b~ thl error and only the flr t t lnuttlon We anr Ia" or expense that retuhs trom the publiCAtion or omission otan advenlaemenl Ctlfrectlon will M msa In the tlr.:t a'lllllable edition .,. atwaya eonfldtntlel Current rate card appllet All , ..1 ettete advertitementt art subject to the Federtd Fai r Houtlng Act of 1968 t cceptt only help wanted adt mfNII:Ing EOE tttndsrdt Wt will not knowingly tcceptany sdvertlaln; In violation oltht law Will not be responsible tor errort In an sd 'taken over the pi'IOne ' o ' e ~n~e~ro!us~d~on:a~to:on~sJ;I;n~lo~lhje~ofl§lc~e;l emy an oo roug h Tm ~~~~~~~tt~h.,~r~ge ~a~ke~c~ar~e~o~l:t:h•=E~Id~en:ory and cen· the them. exp I :z Bu•lness Day s Prior To • All ads must be prepaid" NOTICE OHIO VALLEY Lady would llke to meet PUBLISHING CO rec· Gentleman between ommends that you do 65·70 years old business with people you ~64;;;5;,;5.,4!! 40;;,!!!!!!!!!!!!"""' know and NOT to send .. money through the ma11 Want.d until you have tnvest1gat· ~-:---=~=;;;;;;;~ lng the offering Lead s1nger for estab '"-~~~~~::- l~hed soutt1emlctass1c Gralle Blankets Wreath s rock band Serious lnq $ 10 & up Blankets only 740 446 1974 $5·$25, Sues Green· eves after 6PM house 47310 Morn10g Star Ad Rac1ne , 740·949·211 5 must be picked within 30 days. Any pictures that are not picked will be discarded. The Tribune Office has many unclaimed pictures that will YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED All Dl•play: 12 Noon In Next Day•s Paper Sunday In-Column : 9 :00 • m . friday For Sundaya Paper Pononals urea have been placed In ad• at the Galllpo '" Dally Tribune 57 Djsplay Ads Dally In·Column: 9 : 00 a m. Monday - Friday for Inaertlon Al•nmmce" ll"nts ~Fo·u-nd".'·-:Bea:--g~le~p-up~a~t Krodel Part< call 10 odently 304·512·7007 1111111 ttualcl fly Mli141 IIIII, 200 ~~~-~~~- apace NO 4 Lab/Border Collie Puppies 6 wks Free 949·3088 ~egister Oeacll1irM • Start You~ Adl With A Keyword • Include Complete Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbrevlellons • Include Phone NumiH!r And Addreu When Needed • Ad.• Sbauld Run 7 Days the coat Pubt~Noll01 Townlhlpl County wll 11111111 fllllowlnglwO Or Fax To (740) Wprd Ads Floor Melli Sentinel ...,., . . . - - - - - -- - - -O.:.;r.;;F.,;,;a;,;, x To (740) 446-3008 1935. chock, balance duo on confirmation of Webs1tes www myda ilytnbu n e com www mydailysent~nel c om www m yd a1ly reg1s te r com ca~r;~::;... (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Grantors. PROPERTY ~ ADDRESS: 68053 124, State Roufo Ohio Reldovillo, 45n2 P.P.N. 119-00073000 Current Owner: Donny Berber ot al Prior deed ,...renceo: Volume 248, page 757 AppraiOid at $25,DOO Terms of Sale· Cannot bl aold for • - than 213rda of tho apprallld value. 111% down on day of LIN \!Crihune To Place NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Ralerence: 5715.17 "as Is-where Ia", with Ohio Revtaed Code expressed or The Meigs County no warranty Board of Revision lr'hplled has completed Ill glvan. For further work of equalization Tho tax returns lor Information, or for an to tax year 2008 have appointment been revised and the lnspact collateral, voluollono completed prior to solo data and are open lor , contact Cyndla or public lnepactlon In Ken at 992·2136. tho oHice of tho (Ill 19, 20, 21 Molgo County Auditor, -Second Floor, Courthouse, Second Streel, Pomaroy, Ohio. Complalnls ogalnll the valuations, as estebllahed lor tax year 2008 must be made In accordance with Sactlon 5715.19 of lha Ohio Revised Code. Thooa complalnta muol be flied In the County Auditor's Ofllce on or before the 31st day of March, 2009. All coJIIplelnta flied with tho county Auditor • will be heard by the Board of Revision In tha manner provided by Sactlon 5715.19 of tha Ohio Revised PUBLIC NOTICE OF NP,'{ICE AVA!I.ABILITY FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION Douglas W. Uttle, Trustee of the Emoot I Maxine Wlngolt Educational Trull, h11 Iliad his annual return of a prlvllo foundation, Form 890-PF, wllh tho Internet Revenue In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS US YOUR AD N PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE: Ia hereby given tho! on Saturday, November 22, 2008 at 10:00 a.m , a public ult will be held at 211 W Second St.. Pomeroy, Ohio. The Farmers Bank and Savings Company Ia oaillng lor caah In hand or certified check the following collateral : 1996 Jeep Cherokee 14FJ78S6TL310558 The Farmers Bonk Savings and Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the right to bid II this 1111, and to withdraw tha above collateral prior to sale. Further, The Farmers Bank Stvlngo and company reeervea tha right to re)act any or all bids submllled. The above deacrlbed collat1ral will be oold Above 1urveyod by J. F. Parker, March 21 , lo lumyor, 11144. Jllrwtn• DIICI: 1111: = VI CIIVellnd, OH 44111 21 ..171-tiOG (11) 12, 11, .. :111110 Zion llillcl, llutllncl, OH :rc:J:~,._ cannot 11e IOid Shorlfl SalOl Case Number 08cv104 Beneficial Ohio Inc. Plaintiff former and hove boon well Both maintained. trucks cen be aaen by appointment by calling 740-6611-3091 Blda are to be In by 6:DO pm on November 21 , 2008 and will be opanod pm on 6:30 November 24. 2008 at the Township Fire Houoa • on Slate Route 124 near Salam Cenler. All blda are to be moiled to the following' Public Notice dolorlpllon waa pl'lparad from an 1011111 IUmy rnldl on tho II th ~DI oap Auditor'• 1'11'1111 No.: 11 Public Notice ltampec:I "CT&-1144'. Tho above 01.aata.oo1 l'rolltr!Y known u : 11011 a liNN Hollow l'rapafiY sa.ooo apprelul did Include on Interior eumlnatlon of the hduoa. Robert E. Boogie, Melga County Sheri" Attornay lor tho Plalntl" Kollh D Weiner A AIIOCiatH Co. 71 Publlo lqUI,. 4th OWner: m , Milt• lrllllndl manulacturad homo, I.D. 1Cit.POI2882TNAB, Ohio Certificate of Title 15300162406, a copy of which Is altachod hereto and made a port hereof. Land & mobile homo sold ~~p~rotoly. Current Owner Anthony Adams at II Property II: 50310 NMao Hollow Rd • Recine, OH PPI 07-DD182.001 Prior dead relarencea: volume 1 1110, Page 787 !And ApptaiOid at $52,500 ~bO• Homo. Torma 'of Sale: Cannot be sold for 1011 than 213rds of tho appralold value. 10% down on day of 1111, cash or certified chock, balance duo on confirmation of ule. Tho ap~ralaal did not Include an Interior axamlnatlon of tho house. Robart E. Booalo, Melga County Sheil" Attorney for the plalntiH ' • Lmle, Shoatl & Warner 211 ·213 E Second St Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 740-892-BBBe • , 11115, 12 19 _ _ _ _...;;;.._ ter 900 Mercl1and1•e Cha11rolet 2006 LT 26k m1les ga HHA oage kept loaded 304·882·2356 Fvol/ Oil/ Cool/ 1996 Oldsmobile Ach1eva 120000 m1les ShOw Steers for sale Ali ;;;;;;;=""'""'"-~=- Asktng $500 Contact x WHO MADE WHO /All Seasoned F1rewood 740-441 5460 x Angus Halter broke Hardwood 446·9204 Spom UHiity $1000 OBO Call Wood/GOII 740-645·7597 -:~~~ ~~~~~~~':":' 02 E~e Bauer Ford E•· seasoned F1rewood CAA 645·5946 or 441-0941 Beatsmiles up to HEAP accepted loaded plorer 102K 4WD7 great shape, great pnce Miscellaneous great winter or all season ~~;;;-.;;;=-=:::-:-~;;;;;;; travel vehicle Jet Aerat1on Motors ra· 740 ·441 ·7233 pa~red new & rebuilt 'n stock Cali Ron Evarrs, 2003 Chevy Trailblazer 1 600 537-9526 $WD loaded clean 105k $8,900 OBO ~--~-~"":"-- 304 675 5253 or ~ new Gas F1reptace Reg1stered Beautiful B1n t11 3 49 . 304 59 59 fluffy Toy Poodles ne\ler USP.d logs still ;;:;;;,:;,;;;;,;;,..!!!!!!!!!!!!"" 740·367 0869 wrap{>l3:d glass on three Want To Buy s1des to be bU!It 1n wall '!'"==:--~-'-"::";;;;; Natural gas $300 00 Want to buy Junk Ca rs oodl 0 80 740-388 6743 call 740 388 0884 Toy P a lor sale 3 fe males $350 =-'"'"."~-~~~~ -~=~:o::-=---~ 740·256· 1101 or Rem1ngton Model 670 WANTED 69 Camaros 740·645·1960 "W•ngmaster' 16 Gal projects or restored cars Small Forend $325 any condition 11nders 740·533·3670 fee paid Call Doug Golden Ret pups ~-"':":..,~~..,~ 614.203.1272 cell or m/$200, 1/$250 Ct11hua- -;: • otllce • hua pup miS200, Cocker Free old canmng jars, 614 444 2909 pups ml$200, Mini (740)696·7 150 Schnauzer (partl) rnlf ~~~~~=~:::: $400, Bo~ter pups For sate used stalrtlft call ~=j~~~E: black/while m/$600, All for Info 1-606-329·1344 AKC reg 740·696· 1085 Commercial Mollohan Carpet Fall ~....----~~....~ Special 20 oz Commer· Commeroallreta1l space Pekmgese pups lor sale Clal Carpet $6 95/yard for rent HIQh traftJC ; $2~50 ~7!::40;; 25~6~1~6&4 ~=::: 5evaral Colors counl good viSibility 740446 7444 Ouahty at ma1n road location hea1 Low Pnces' & water Included 1n rent Respond to box CLA 16 :Fair 51-o, A I Sored --.-:::-.... shoe steers broke to lead only a few weeks rema•nlng before we1gh •n Priced for all budgets can 74o 256 1621 or 740-963 0022 ;,.;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;o;;!!!!!!!!!!!!"" 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TORY AT orders 20)1.24 30x44 CE!flSed (This IS a publiC WWWCARMICHAEL Huge discounts can save servme announcement TRAILERS COM you ltlousands Call to ihe Ohio 'Valley 740-446·3825 dey tor savings' 866-352·0469 Land (Acr.ago) 345 Acres located on 496 Paxton Ad U all1polis Is adequate 1or a mobile home Has all hooKups 740 441 5129 ~-""."~.;..~-Exceptional 200 acre cattle farm m Galha Co OH 60+ acres well·dra•ned bottomland along Raccoon Creek 60• acres pasture baiance wooded Stock water pond .2 spnngs, welt Farm has earned 40·45 Mode 1 1 cows wc~v,as I h m bnck ranc stye ouse ~~se~~~~e9~7 596~6a;~~ut 3500 Real Estatr =;;;;;;;;;;;;;; !! Rl'nt;~l s Aporlm-/ Townhouses ==~------=1 and 2 bedroom apts 200 Ma1n Street Pt PI furmshed and unfur· WV 25550 n1slled and llouses 1n =-~..-..,...,~~..,...,- Pomeroy and Middleport, Establ1slled beauty shop secunty depos•t reqUired location lor rant Clean no pets 740 992 2218 II od led recen rem 8 1 and 2 BR apatnments Heat water Included In for rent near downtown rent Respond to Bo' CLA 17 200 Main St Pt Potnt Pleasant All ut1h No pets ~P;;, I ,;; WJ ;,;,2 ! !5!! 5SO ;;;;,!!!!!!!!"""' t•es pmd call ;;:: Please For Solo ly Ownor 304·300·0163 l House on SA 588 for more mfonnatJon and pfetures go to orvbcom 1d number IS brown.ng 740-446 7204 Aent:ISI!a wllg Garage, Ssoo/Cieposlt Or sate by ~---.-~~~~ =~~~-;~~~ Ownef' 304·755-8744 or Have you pnced a John Story Book Doll House 304-675-6113 Deere lately? 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Pnvate dnve off Lincoln Hlll Pomeroy Ohio woods on three sides (4+)acras to a h1stoncal home Ctrca 1900 5 bedrooms, 2 l1replaces 2 full baths 2 sta,rcases beaut1fur anginal wood work , many piCture w1n dows mostly new wm· dows, large kitchen and breakfast room, beaut•· fully landscaped Wilt\ 1n ground pool S1t on the wrap around porch and en10Y the spec tacular v1ew of the Ohio R.ver 2 car detached garage and 2 out bUildings Would make a wonderful lam1ly home or bad & breaktast Pnvate and Picturesque SPECTACULAR VIEW SeriOUS InQUireS only please ca ll 740 992 3678 1BA AP1 WID hookups satellite TV lncl wlrent close to llosp1tal Call 740·339 0362 2 bedroom, 11v1ng room kitchen bath Apartment Have Central Air tur· mshed With couch chcurs washer d"(er stove, m•crowave, beds d1mng table and chaus $400 depos•t 5450 a month Cali 304-882 2523 Leave Message and Number if not at Home ::"':'--~~~~~ 2 br apts 6 m• !rom Hoi· zer Some utilities pd or, appliances avaJI $400/mo + dep 740 418 528f! or 388 8039 �,, www.mydallysentlnel.com 82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, November 19,2008 Wednesday, November 19r 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com m:rthune - Sentinel - ~e : IN THE COURT OF ' COMMON PLEAS • MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO CIIIFinonclal, Inc. Plalnllfl ve FI'Mklln D. Gheen (o-oaedl, olol. : Defendlnla • C11o No. 08CV130 • Judge Slophen C. Crowe LEGALNOTICE Unknown heirs, lho devlaoos, legaloeo, : executors, • ldmlnlstralors, and : asalgna of Franklin D Gheen, and the unknown guardians minor of and/or lncornpatent holra of Franklin D. Gheen. will take notice thai on Auguot 27, 2008, CltiFinanclal, Inc. ' filed Ita Complaint In the Court of Common Plo11, Melga County, Ohio, Case No 08 CV 130. The object of, and demand tor relief In, tho Complaint Is to foreclose lhe lien : of plalntiHo morlgago • recorded upon tho : raol estate deliCrlbed below and In which plaln!IH alleges !hal lho foregoing defendant has or clalma to have an loteresl: Sllulled In tha Township of Salisbury, Meigs County, State of Ohio: PARCEL N0.1 Situated In lhe north part of that part of 100 acra Lot No. 157 which Ilea east of and adJoining . Section 29, Town 1 · Range 13 In . Salisbury Township, County. Meigs deacdbed as follows Commencing at the IOU!hootl comer of a lot doeded by V.B. Horton and Marcus Bosworth, May 27, 1864 to Anlhony Robeon; lhenco south 26 112 dog. wut along tho norlh line of tho .....~ 207 foal; lhonqe soulh 26 112 dog. well along tho north Uno of nld atraot aloreuld, 3D 1881; !hence north 25 dog. Will to I point 30 !oat from tho northwest comer of lot owld by Dennis Morrow; thence oott 30 feat to Dennis Morrow's northweat, comer; thence along the wtllllno of Morrow's lot to aouthwoat comer of ume, and to tho north Uno of uld ati'HI alomalcl, and being premlaoo convoyed by dold recorded In Vol. 71 pogo 88 Meigs Dead County R-. PARCEL NO. 2: Tho oosterly haH of 1ha following doacrlbed .........., Being a part of Lot 157 In Booworth'o Addition to lho Vlllogo of Middleport. Meigs County, Ohio, commencing at Mary E. Pennington's comer, Nnnlng 40 112 along main road; thence across said lot to back ..nce; uld thence to Pennington's comer. 43-, thence acroaa aald lot to tho place of beginning. Being part of tho property by deld recorded In Vol. 138 page 528 Molga Oeld County Recorda. Tho do'-ndant named above Ia required to • • • tho Complaint within (281 twenty..lght days aHor lho 1111 publication of this legal notice on Nov. 26, 2008 This legal notice will be published once a week for alx successive weeks. (10) 22. 29 (11) 5, 12. 19, 26 Public Notice NOTICE OF PUBLICATION IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Melgo County Clort< of Courll P.O. Box 151 100E. 2nd 8t Pomeroy, OH 457Be United Slllaa of America va. , Mlrlan Durham, dooHOid, till . CIM No. OI-CV•137 clivi-. Tho Marshalling of Llana In tho Common Pleaa Court of Meigs County, Ohio, 100 E. 2nd St., Pomeroy, OH 45769 being Caoa No. 08-CV-137 ogalnal Marian Durhllm, daceaaod praying lor Judgment In lht amount of $36,418 28 with Interest tharoon according to tha terms of lhe nota from July 15, 2008 until paid and lor foreclosure of said Mortgage Deld on tho following described real ealate, of which said Defendants, Marian Durham, dec1111<1 was the owner of· Real estate located at 38384 S. R 684, Pomeroy, OH 45769 as further described In PlalniiHs mortgage recorded on March 9, 1990 In Volume 178 pogo 399 of tho Mortgage Records of Meigs County, Ohio. and that Defendants, unknown hairs, devisees, legatees, executors, executrixes, administrators, n 66' to on Iron pin oat; thence N 89' 50' 14" E, a dlallnce of 140.00' to tho POINT OF BEGINNING, 11id described lract containing 0.25 Acrea, more or leas, excepting all legal utility oaumento and rights of way Reference Deld• Ofllclal Racords Volume 4, Page 807, Parcel2 Bearings are assumed and are for angt. measurement only. Owner Curren}., Scally IB'aker alai Property at: 617 High Stroot Middleport, Ohio PPI 15-DII224.()01 Prior Deld Roleroncea: Volume 214. Pogo 457 Appralold at $50,000 Terms of Sale. Cannot be sold for less than 213rda of the appraised value 10% down on day of sale, cash or certified check, balance due on confirmation of sale. Tho appraisal did not Include en Interior examination of the admlnlstratrtxes and asslgneea of Marian house. Durham, daceaold, Robart E. Boogie, be required to oat up Meigs County SheriH any Interest they may Altorney lor the have lo aald Plaintiff premises or be Lerner Sampson R forever barred, that Rothfuss upon faHure of eald 120 East Fourth St, Dolendanls to pay or 8th Floor to cause to be paid Cincinnati, OH 45202· aald Judgment within 2007 throe days from Its 513·241 ·3100 rendition that an (111 5, 12, 19 Order of Sale be Issued to tho Sheriff Public Notice of Meigs County, Ohio, to appraise, ShariHSaloo advertise In the Legal Caoa Number Publication Dally 08cv043 Bank & Sentinel and soli oald Farmers real oatato, lhal the Savings Co. premloas be aold free Plaln!IH and cl- of' all .. olaima, Ilona and R&J Food Shop LLC lntaraot of any oltho Ronnie & JonnHer parlloa heroin, that Spoun the procolda from Dolendanl$ • • tho oale of llld Court of 'common premlaoo be app!!!lf Ploo., ,.lgs County, to tho Plalntm·s . Ohio judgmanl end lor In pursuance of an order of l!flo tcr me such other rellaf to which United Slates directed !rom uld of America Ia court In lho aboVI entitled. entitled action, I will Said Dolondanta are oxpooo to ule at directed to tho public auction on lho Complaint wherein front steps of tho notice under tho lair Meigs County Court dab! colloctlon llouoa on Friday, Doc1111ber 19, 2008 II practice act II given. Said Datendanta are 10 a.m., of said day, required to analver tha following within twonty..lght daacrlbed realoatato: lhl EXHIBrr " A" days after Said RONALD A. SPAUN publication. Dolendanta will like AND JENNIFER L. notice that you are SPAUN required to anawar Being a part of tho uld Complaint on or Southeast Quarfor of boloro tho 26th ~oy Socllon 8, T-7-N , R· of Nov., 2008 or 14-W, Scipio Judgment wilt be Townohlp, Meigs rendered County, Ohio of ths accordingly. Ohio Company United Slates 1 of Purchan and being · Amorlce,.PialntiH , a part of VOlume 262 Stephen D. Miles at Pogo 281, of tha Vincent A. Lewis Deld Records of Attorneys lor Plaintiff Melga County 18 W. Monument Recorders Office and Avenue Dayton, Ohio baing more fully 45402 described aa follows: (10) 22, 29 (111 5, 12, Beginning at lhe 19,26 Southeast corner of Socllon 8, Scipio Public Notice Townohlp, Meigs County, Ohio at a 4' While Oak found II ShodHSaloa Caao Number tha corner of tho 08CV053 . Section. From which Peoples Bonk NA an Iron pin 111 lhla Plolntltf survey on tho aoUih vs line of Section 8, Scolly Baker et al boars N. 89 degraes Dolondlnta 45' 12" Weal • 5.00 Court of Common laet and anolhor Iron Pleas, Meigs County, pin oatthla survey on Ohio tho east line of In purauance of an Section 8, bears N. order of ule to me 01 dagraoo 34' 58" dlracted from said Eat!5.00 foot. the with court In tho above Thence enHtled action, I will south line of Section axpooe to ule at 8, North 89 degrees public auction on tho 45' 12" west 1125.n front llopo of tho foal to an Iron pin oat Melgo Cou'lfY Coun this survey Thence Houoa on Friday, North 50 degrees 45' Dacombor 12, 2008 at 09" East • 365.65 !oat 10 a.m.. of said day, to an Iron pin oat lhls the following survey. This pin Is de1crlbod real Ollila: tho principal place of SHuoted In Salisbury beginning lor lhla Township, In the aurvoy. Village of Middleport, Thence North Of part of Lot 280 of tho dagreoo 34' 58" oaat • V.B Horton Addftlon 616.371oof to an Iron to Lower Pomeroy, pin oat this' ourvey. as recorded In the Thence North 10 Melga County Plat dlgreoo 25' 11" Well Record• VOlume 2, • 178.58 .... with the Page 12, Meigs contorllno of a gravel County, Stilt of Ohio drlvowey to a point in centerline ol and being In Soc:Uon lho 28, Town t North, Klngllbllry Roed ICR Range 13 West of tho 111 and palling an Ohio Company'a Iron pin ut thll Purchau and being ·~IVO)' 11148.58-Thence tho loRowlng doacrlbld as follows: beginning at on Iron 3 couraoa with tho pin Ill, laid Iron pin centorllr.o of baing S 0' oe• 46" E, Klngabury Road (CR a dllllnce of 222..40' 181: !Tom •n Iron pin North 14 doei'WI 41' found 11 tho 4t" Ellat • norlhollt Cornar of to 1 point Notlh 71 aoe - doarou a · 33" lui ilglllooa, Horton Addition to • 1?.11 loll to. point IIIOIIIOfl, ~ ~~ometov, .. North 71 dogi'WI 11' r1aor~1d In the 21 " 1111 • H .IO t.ct .eouv~ .... ldmlnlllrltorl, Mtlgo County .... to I fiOint ldmlnlillrllriiM Inc! IIIOONO Volume a, ~ry IH:~ ....., Marlllll . . . 1a; Durtifm. di:DIIIIIf, lhonol 1 oo· ot' ... ~~ hu1h D1 ..,_ lllkl- .,. • • • dllllnM ol doareiiiM' M" WIII unilltowf!1 will '*"'Y 77.• • to an Iron pin • 111 :'It 1111 to an 11M- IIIII on Ill; ltllnol I U" 110' Iron pin 1111 lhla unknown hllra, """"''* .. ltiiM1001, Dl Amtt1N, flied Ill UnltiCI Compillnt PoriCioiUI'I In 1ncl Lot 2M ol tho V.I . 14", • dltllnot of 140.DO' to an Iron pin ut: lhonoe N DO' oo· 41" w, 1 cltatonoa of __ ~, IYMy end Pllli"" an Iron pin u11: ou....., 11 ao.o1111o-. Tho- Iouth 10 dograoo 41' llll• Woe~ ______ • 401 50 to an Iron pin all lhla survey This pin 11 the principal place of beginning lor this survey Thlo survey contains 5.330 acres, mora or Ieos. comer of a 10 acre lot willed by John Brldltold to Harrill McCiuN and Lucinda Powell, thence 40 rods south or to the line be1YoH11 tho olkl George W. Bradllold and J.S Brldflold, lhlnca. West 56 rods along the uld Uno; thence North 40 rodo ; thence East 56 rods to the place \ of beginning, and being In Section 7, Range 14, Tpwn 7 of tho Ohio Company's Purchase, containing 14 acres. Parcel Throe: Also lho following daacribed real estate, situated In lhe Townohlp of Scipio, County of Meigs and State of Ohio. Being a part of Section No Saven (71 In lhe oevonth township of the lourtaenth range, In lhe Township of Scipio, boundld ao follows: Beginning II lha ooulhwoll comer of uld oactlon aoven (7) thence running East one hundred and silly · rode ; thanco North eighty rods ; thence Weal one hundred a.nd silly rods ; thence, SoUih to tho place of beginning bounded West on Payton's land and the 'South on Townlhlp Uno, and North on a tract 0912312002 sold to Zachariah 1011112002 by Bradfield, and Appalachian containing eighty ProfeNlonal acres. more or leal. Asaoclalea 254 Excepting and Exline Rood, Reserving tho Jackson, Ohio 45640, following dtocrlbld Dale A. Exline PS parcel of real eatate, 6722 sltuale In the Current Owner: Township of Scipio, Ronnie & Jennifer Meigs County, State of Ohio, and being a Spaun at al Prop~rty at : 36838 part of the South half Klngbury Rd. of tho Southwell Pomeroy, Ohio quarter of Sactlon PPI 17.00326.004 No. 7, of Townahl~ Prior deld No. 7 North and rolerencea: Volume Range No. 14 Weal 202, Pogo 169 and further baing a Appralied at $52,500 part ot a 80 0 acp Terms of Sale: tract ol land eo Cannot be 1old lor recorded In Deld leas than 2/3rdo of • Volume t 61 , Page tho appraleld value. 223, Meigs County 10% dQWJI on day of • Recorder's Ofllce ula, calh or corllltocl and being more chock, bailnco due particularly on conllrmatlon of daacdbed as follows· aale. Beginning at a poln~ Tho appral1al did not nld point baing the inClude an Interior point of lntoraactlon examination ql tho of tho North line of houn. tho South half of tho Robert E. Boogie, soUihweat quaner of Meigs County Sherlfl said. Socllon No. 7 Attorney lor the with the center of Plaintiff Township Rood No Kaglat, Brown, Hill & 171 (Zion Road) also said North line being Ritter 65 E. Sllte 51 , Sullo the Norlh Uno of the 1800 above uld 80.0 acre tract of land, thence Columbua, OH 43215 614-462·5400 wllh uld North Uno, (11) 12, 19,26 SoU!h 85 dogreoo 30' Eaa~ 982.03 loot to an Iron pin; thence Public Notice - - - - - - - with a new line Sheriff Saleo through tho tract of Case Number which this Ia a part of, South 35 degrees OIICV038 City Notional Bonk of 15' Wool, 526.30 loot West VIrginia ,to a 24 Inch Hickory troo; th1nco SoUih 44 PlalntHI ' VI dogreol 00' Weal, William l Melinda 17.00 loot to tho · center of aeld T.R. Gll!ballat Do'-ndantt 171 ' thence with lhe Court of Common center ol said Plooo, Meigs County, T.R.171, North '48 Ohio dogreoo oo· ,weot, In pursuance o1 an 31.85 laet and North .ardor of 1110 to me 48 dogreoo 48' Wall, dlracled from said 410.00 foal ~'"' court In tho above continuing with said North 55 entitled action, I will center, expooa to ule at dogreao 38' Wool public auction on tho 406.65 lost lor the front atepo of tho piece' of beginning Malgs County Court containing 5.07 House on Friday, acres., more or leas Dacombor 12, 2008 at and subject to all 10 a.m. of uld day, legal highways and the following easements. above described roolelllla: Tho EXHIBrr A deocrlpllon was Tha following furnished by Ronald Sherrell, described real estate M. sHuate In the Ragletered Surveyor Township of Scipio , 15167 as par survey County of Meigs, of Saptamblr 20, and, State of Ohio, 1874. and Further bounded Excepting described ao followa and Reserving from Parcel One: Situated lhe 'above described In the Township of eighty acre parcel, Scipio, County of twenly·lour (241 Molg1; Stall of Ohio, acres, more or leu, In Section 7, Town 7, being the same real Range 14, IJ!oglnnlng oatato convoyocl by ~ortheasl Rhonda Stockwell to at tho comer of a 10 acre Thomes Tucker and lot convoyed by Lori TUcker, olgnld 1982, ThornH Dye to John Minch 13, lor record received Bradllold by o-m11or 9, March 16, 1812 II p.m. 1nd 1848, recorded In 4.26• VOlume 13, on Pagoo recorded In Volume 110 and 111, to which 265, Page 257, Melg1 i ifWNnCtl ,. hereby County Olllclal modo lor 1 mor11 ROCOrdl. dollnlto doocrlpuon ; Tho 1bove dlocrlboll. Boutlt 40 realootete h o i thence Aydltor'a !hanOI Weal 40 aulgnld rodl; thonoe North Plrool Nurnbenl 17· 40 rodl; lhOnOI Eell 00748.000 and 17· 40 rodl to 11ft pi- 00747.000. al bllllnnlntl, DIID RIPIIIINCI: oonlllnlng 10' - . look 7, l'tgl Ill mort or lilt, lind II OMolll IIIDDrdl lhttiiiiM1G - o f 111118County, lend d11 dod Ill' JIIIIOII IIII'IIIINCI: Ooorgt lildlllld look 111 ..... HI! 1nd wlfl 10 Hlrltel Ofllelll llaaartll D! In addition, a 30 DO loot wide oaoamont lor Ingress and ogress lor Lol 3 and Lot 4 with lho gravel drive between Lola 3 and 4 and having the following centerline description. Beginning at the northwest cornor of this tract at a point in the centerline of Kingsbury Road (CR 18) thence wllh the following centerline of a gravel drive, South t 0 dograoo 25' 11 " Eaal 178.58 leal to an Iron pin set this said pin survay, baing the terminus of lhla centerline easement descrlpllon. All Iron pins set this survey are 518 Inch X 30 Inch robar and hava a plastic cap on !hem olampod Dale Exline P S 6722. All counes are rollted to match North as par a Survay by Robert Eason PS 7033 on 116/1411999 of this farm. SubJect to all legal eaaementa and right of ways not listed above. on Surveyed .,.a; 01 w. MoCIUN and Luolncll l'owell, l'lratl Two: Alao 11ft followlnt diHribed 1'111..,... tltvllttlln 1111 Counly Dl Melli lnd State of Ohfo, and In lalplo Townahlp, beginning II tho north wilt ...... eoum,. Ournn1 Wlllllrn Ill bit a tor - than 213 of of tho appralaod value. 10% down on day of 11ie. caoh or cortlflod chock, bolance duo on confirmation of ule. Tho appralul did not Include an Interior examination of the houoa. Robert E. Beagle, Melg1 County Sheriff lor lhe Altornoy PlalntiH WoHo l Bentley 425 Clntar St. Ironton, OH 45638 740-532-7000 (111 s, 12, 1e P~Jbllc NoUce Sheriff Salas cNumber 08CV087 Horne National Bank PlalntiH ve AnthontAdama at al Dolendanll Court of Common Pl-. Meigs County, Ohio ·, In pur1uance of an order of 1111 to me directed 110111 nld court In the above entlllld .action, I will oxpou to ule 11 public auction on lho front 1tepa of lhe Meigs County Court Hoou on Frlclay, Dacomber 12, 2808 at 10:00 a.m., ol Hid day, the folloWing described raalaatato: (Rial Eatata and Manufactured H9me to be appraiOid and sold soparatelyl the Situated In Townahlp of Lebanon, County of Malga, and State of Ohio: Baing a part of a 95 00 acres, more or leaa, tract of land trons..rred to Ricky Lae Deeter as racorded In OHiclal Records Volume 27, at Page 2n, Meigs County Recorder's Ofllce, Meigs County, Ohio, alao being a part of Sactlon 36, Township • 2 North, Range 11·WOII, Lebanon Township, Molgo County, State of Ohio and mora particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point which boare South 01 dog 54' 28" Wast a distance of 1628.93 laet and North 89 dog . 45' 44" Eut a distance of 1649.31 feet from an exletlng Iron pin found at lha northwest comer of sold 95 DO acres, more or less, tract and being a ~lnt In tho centorllno of Township Road 1106, Neall Hollow Rood; Thence leaving nld centerline North 23 dag. 09' 16" East passing through a 518" Iron pin with l.d clop set at a dlatanca of 20.DO flat and going a total dlatance of f21.07 loot to a 518" Iron pin wllh l.d. l)lp Ill; Thence Soulh 74 dog. 00' 26" Eaot a distance of 358.21 feet to a 518" Iron pin with l.d. cap oat; Thence South 13 dog. 42' 50" East a dlltance of 68.44 1881 to 1 518" Iron pin with l.d. cap aot; Thence South 27 dog. 59' 58" Well paselng through a 518" Iron pin wllh l.d. cap oat at a dlatanco of 133.97 loot and going a total.dlatance of t 53.97 1881 to a point In the centerline of ulcl Townohlp Road 11116; Thence along uld contortlne tho following lhrao courses: 1. North 58 dog. 58' 38" Well a dlatanco of 140.DO to a point; 2. North &1 dog. 34' 27" Well a dlsttnce of 138.11 fool to 1 point; 3. North 60 dog. 54' 32" Wool 1 dt1tai)Ct of 114.82 to tho principal point of beginning, containing 1.500 ac,.., more or M1, oub)ocl to all legal oaumonta and rtghta olway. Boarlnt• are auumed lnd ana lor tho ·dltannlnllion of angiHonly. All Iron plna ara 518" by 30" reblr with plllllc l.d. ~o':.:,0:1"Y Danny Barber at al o,landanto Court of Common Ploss, Melga County, Ohio '" pureuance ot an order of sale to me directed from aid court In lhe above onHtled action, I will oxpooa to tala at public auction on 'he Iron! atepa of lho Meigs Count Coun Houoa on Friday, December 19, 2008 at 10 a.m of said day, the following described real estate: OF DESCRIPTION LAND Beginning at a atone on the Eut aide pi Highway No. 124, at the Nor1hweal corner of a 35 Acre Tract; thence East 15 rods to a atone ; thence North 13-314 dagrEaol 16 rode to a atone; thence Weal 15 rods to the Eliot aide of above rood; thence along aald rood South 13-314 dogrHI WHI 16 rods to tho place of beginning, containing 1·112 acres. Excepting however from tho above tract a c-ln portion thereof bounded as follows: Beginning Eaat 7 rods and 6 llnka and South 2111/4 degrees East 11 rode and 3 Iinke from Northwoat corner of above described tract; thence North 27·112 dograoo Ea11 20 !oat; thence Soulh 62·112 dagraoo Eaal 20 loot; thence South 27·112 dogreeo Weal 20 laet; lhonce North .62·112 degrees Weat 20 laetto tho place of beginning, containing 400 oquara flat and also a rlghl of way to and from uld tract Which , Is hereby r-rved by Yofyme 110, l'ago County Offlal1l "•aanfl, 41771 Alto 1 2002 Clayton Rood, lloolno, OH addreu. Township Salem 2631 0 TNOIHI Rood Legion_ Ohio Ling avilla, 45741 1988 Chevrolet gas 1600 gal . Water tank 12,980 miles V8 366 cubic Inch 5 opold transmission 61 ampa. Alt. 2 apold rear axle Roar springs 23,000 lb. with auxiliary springs Fronl and real tow hOOkl. 1978 Chlvrolat gas 750 gal. Water tank 7,383mltos 5 opold transmission 366 gao/4 bl carb 9000 lb front axle 12000 lb. front spring 18500 lb. roar axle 23000 rear spring 1111 14. 16. 19 Service lor tax yoor beginning July 1, 2007 and ending Juna 30, 2008, In ocoordonce wllh lntern11 Revenui Code Soctlon 6104(bl, thll form II available for public ln1poetlon II lila ~· Ofllce of Dougl11 W. 1J111e, Trulloo, 11 211· 213 east Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, during the 1110' dey period !Mfglnnlng November 15th, 2008. (111 19 Gallia County OH E·mall Public Notice classlfied @ myda llytnbune com sale, calh or certHIId ..... Tho Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Items Ohio V.lloy Publishing .....,.., tho rlghtto edit, ra)tct or cancel any ad II any limo. !>Errors Muot p:!.,.lrtod on lhe of ll1e for the error and first lr,aartlon. not bo liable loll or oxpoonulll In M 11 aonllltlon. Tawnlltlp Tho IIIIIVM ~ghl tho to 1ooep1 or l'l)tol 1ny or all tNOicl ... Nnnlng • ·:n= blcll. c lOth loll & Found Lost 2 male Jack Russel Dogs Around Prospect Church Ad area since Oc1 31 answers to Od1e & Beau Reward for safe return Call Kelly 446·7019 or 645·3262 Lost- Chocolate Lab on 11 /8/08 on Flatwoods Road Pomeroy contaci(740)S08·0431 Reward lost 3 mon old male brindle Boxer, little g1rt heartbroken, please call304·593-2641 WHAT STYLE. .. Memory I Thank Yov I would like to thank all •who supponed T~kled Pink In lhe American Cancer Soc1ety Making Str~de s Walk A special thanks tp Basket De· lights Karat Patch, W1se· man Realty, Ptlllllps Sporn Plant & Summer Image & staff Coda. Mary T. Byer-HIII Courty Meigs Auditor (111 18, 19, 20, 21, 23,24,25,26,2?,28 Thank Srnter Public Notice Sporn HAS SOMETHING fnends You to GKN Metals Ph1llrps Planl o,nd aH and lamlly tor be dlacarded on December 31, 08. II you think you may have forgotten to pick up a picture you have placed In the paper, please f H If I rae 0 come Publlt:ation Sunday Display: 1:00 p . m . Thursday for Sundays Pap ... ! FOR YOU!! law. '-•d Mzuzu ...._ orphan teedlng Ih KIT & CARLYLE Yard Solo kltncarlyloC!)comcast.nel ======== ter In MalaWI Africa =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; '= II Melissa s Day Care has openings lor children ages 1 and up the d8.y-. care ~ located on Bailey Run Road Pomeroy www com1cs com rnghts and weekend hours avmlable call (740)992 0070 !!!!! =---~~~":'~ Hooting & Coohng Rooms available at Darst Lowes New &unopened bo•es Odesa 1~replace mantel plus vent tree gas log heater/louvered vent free hrebox•Large whrte 55 112. hrgh by 63' long Cost over ~1 200 & will sell to 1st offer of $500 C.ll 740·742·2628 BulkllngMeterlala ... ,............................. 308 Bu•ln.u.......................... ............. .... • • .•. 308 FLU CLINIC Off1ce of Ed Ayers, MD Pleasant Valley Hosp1tal Medical OIIIC!l Building Suite 118 November 20 9 am · Noon 1 pm to4 pm Bring insurance information For more information please call, (304) 675-6015 Caterlng- ...................................................... 310 ChlldiEidtrly Care ...................................,312 $:omputM'i ........................ ........................ 314 COnt111ctoq ................................................... 318 DomeetlciiJanltorlel ................................. 318 Ektct:rlclll ........................... ..................... 320 Flnancl......................................................... 322 Health ............. ........... .....:. ........... Haling a Coo,.,..... ng . ....... .. ............. ..... 332628 Home Improvements 330 lneurence ............... , ................................ 332 Lawn Service....................................... .... 334 MualciDano.'Drllma .............................. ... 336 Other servtcee ................... .. .......... .......... 338 Plumblng/Etoctrlcal ................................ ..340 ProfHaJon•l Services ....................... ......... 342 ' Aepelra .......................... ........................... : : Roofing............................... ..... ·•··· ......... Sacu~ty .. .. ...... .... ...... .... ......... ...... .... .. . ........ 348 Tlx/Accountlng ..... .. ................................ 350 TraveVEnterUtlnment ...............................3&2 Fln•nclal . ................................... ...... ...... .400 Flnanclll Servtc•a............. ......................... 405 lnau,..nce ......... • ................,_................ 410 Money to Lend ............................................ 415 ectucatton..............-.....................................500 BU•Ineaa a Trade School....................... 505 lnotructlon • Trolnlng ................ :...............510 LeeiOM....................................................... 515 Pereor\11 ........... , .................................... 120 Animals ...................................................... 800 Anlmol Supplleo .......................................... 805 HorHe ............................. .. ..................810 U-lock................... .......................... · .815 Pete ....... .......................................~...............620 wanttobuy ...................... .... ................825 Agriculture ......................... ...................... 700 Firm Equipment ............................... ........~~: a.~~~ ProducaSOOd G.....,................................. 715 Hoy, F-, , ron ..............,................ Hunlfng Al.and ........................................... 720 want to buy ..................................................725 ~...................................... .......... 900 .105 Apptlo-...................................................110 Auctions .......... ...... . ........... ...................915 Borgaln Be10mont ........................... . .... 920 Coliectlbfol .................................................. 825 cornputoro ................................................. 930 Equl...-tiSUppiiOI.................................835 F... il.rk.t1 ............................................. 940 Fuel 011 Coai/WODd/Gao ............................ 1145 Fumhure .................... . ...... .. ... . ..... 950 -yiHunt & Sport ............................ 955 Kld'a Corner ................:................................ 960 Mlocollonoouo....... .. .......... . • .... .. ... 965 Wont to buy ............................................... 970 Yard Sale ....................................................975 Anlfq................................................... • J. k th ~;,;;;;;;,;;,;;,;!!!!!!!!!!!!;, Legale. .................. ..... ..... . .................. 100 Announcemonta.... ... .. .................... 200 Blrthday'/Anntverury............ ...................... 205 Happy Ade............. .. .. .. ... ........... .........210 LoII & Found ···· ...... .... ····· · .......... ..... 215 MemoryiTh•nk You ..................................... 220 Notlcea ....................... ' ··• · ..... ............ ··• 226 Peraon111............... . ................... ... ..••• 230 Wanted ....................................................... 235 Servlcu ................................................. 300 Apflll•rtc• Bervl~ .................................... 802 AutomoUve .................................................. 304 h- •"\ - .... 1000 ATV ........................................................... 1005 Bicycle• ..... • ............... ...... ......... 1010 BoatiiAccnaorlea ......, .... . .. .1015 -~v 1 a ~alters 1020 Cam,.-.," 11 •• • ••• • •••• •••• Motorcyclu .............................................. 1025 Other ....................... " ·•·· ..... .... ··1030 W1nt to buy .................. .... .. . ....... . 1035 Automotive ............................. .................. 2000 Auto RentallleaN .... , ......... ... ....... 2005 Autoa ...... .......... .................. . ... .... 2010 Cla•alc/Antlque• ................... ................... 2015 Commerclalt1nduetrlal ............................ 2020 Parta & Acceaeorlea................ . ....... 2025 Sport• Utlllty .............................................. 2030 Homo hnprovomonh Recreational Vehlclea ...., . Trucka.......... .. ............ • .... ..... .... ,..... 2035 Ullllty Trallera ... ~ ............ ..................... 2040 Vana .......................................................... 2045 Want to bUy. , ................ .................. 2050 Real Esla1eSIIes ................. . . .... ....... 3000 Cemetery Plott ......................... ........... 3006 Commercial I.. . . .•. . .. ..••... •· ..... ..30301105 Condomln uma..... . For Sale by OWner ................... :................ 3020 Houeea tor Sale..... . . .•. ... . ... . 3025 Lind (Acreage) .... . • .•..• .... ......... 3030 ' Lot• ....... ..... ....................................... ... 3035 Want to buy... ................... ... .••. ······ .. 3040 Rial Eollto Ronlata....... .... ... ........ 3500 •rtmentiiTownhouHI............. .. .... 3505 ~om;errlrl ................................................ ~=~: on orn,n uRma .... · .... .,.. '.... ...... ·· Houooo or ent ............................ ........... 3520 Land (Acreage) ...... .................................. 3525 Storage ........ .... . ... ... . .............. 3535 Want to Rent ........................................ , .• 3540 Manulactured Houslng ............................. 4000 Lota ............. ···· • ......... · .............. .... 4005 Movoro.............................. " ............. .....4010 Aenlala ................................................. .... 4015 SIIH.. . ..... ...................... ... •.. . .......... 4020 Supplloa .......... ............. .... ... ........ 4025 W.nt to Buy ............................................ 4030 Resort Property ............... . .. .... .•. 5000 Reaart Property tor sale ................ .... 5025 Reoort Pr-rty lor ront ........................... 5050 Employment...... . .... ••. ........... ·· .....8000 Accountlng/'Financlal ..... .............. 8002 Admlnl•traUvaiProfeBsiOnal .....................6004 Caahler/Cferk ............................ 6006 CttlldiEklerly Care ............. .............. 6008 glerlcal ...................................................... =~~ "'~atructiiDoonl.l ·· ·.. ....... .•. ............... 8014 .....ero very .................. · ..... ..... Educajlon .................................................8016 Eloctrlaol Plumbing .................................8018 Employnoent Agencloo.......................8020 E.-1...,.,1............................................8022 Food Bervlcea.. ....... .. ............................8024 lolovommont & Fldorel Jobs.... . .. . ..... 8026 Help onttrl- General ............................... 8028 lAw Enlorcemont .,.................................... 8030 Mol-co/Domootlc.. .. ..... ........... 8032 Mlnogomont/Suporvloory ...... . ..... . . 8034 Mecl\lnlca..................................................to36 Medical ...... .......... ... .. ... ... .. . • 8038 Muolcal...... ..... . ..... ... .... .... ..... 6040 Part·Tirno-Tem~rertea ........................... 6042 RntaurMte . ...... .......... ........ ... . . ..... 8044 Saloa.. ............. ........... ............. • . .....604a Tocflnlcol- ....................................... 8050 Tolllllea.IFIICiory ........ ..................... 8052 Bo""'""'t Waterproofing unoonditional llletlme guarantee Local refer· ence~ furnished Estab hshed 1975 CaR24 Hrs 740-446-0870, Rogers Basement Wa1erproo11ng - Olh S. , ";;;;;;;;~·-r~m=cu=~ Pet Cremations Call 74,;0;,; 6 ·;; 37;,;4;;; 5!!!!!!!!!!!!"" ~ ' 4;,;4;;, _, Profeuional S.I"Yims TURNED DOWN ON SOCIALSECURITYSSI No Fee lk'iless We W1n• ~~1-·888...,·~58~2~·334 ~5~~ ::: Septic pump1ng Gallla Co OH and Mason Co WV Ron Evans Jack • son QH 800-537-9528 Money To lend Au t omot1~oe 2000 ~ Ill 2008 by NEA, Inc. '"";;~;;;;;;;;-~~;;;;;;;;;~~~~ CLASSIFIED INDEX hard wood floors approved septic new rool goldfish pond Vehi cles deck fenced 1n yard acre Aocl<spnngs Ad , co,...n I RVa • Pomeroy OhiO Troilon 740·992·2355 or ;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;=;:;;;;;;:;;;;;= 740 41 6·0323 $78 500 RV 3br, 2ba, Central Serv1ce at Carmichael A1r/Heat newly remod Tra1lers eled bathrooms new hardwood & t1le lloors 740·446·3825 "::::":-:~~~-::~ $155 000 304·675·4880 RV Service at Carm1 Extraordinary Property chael Trailers Spectacular view of the 740·446·3625 OttiD River Recre~110nal 1000 Connie s Chllctcare 1n Tuppers Pla1ns now has opemngs county & pn \late pay accepted, 20yrs el(penence call lor an appointment 740 667 6329 Adt.Jh Group Home, we provode 24hr su per~l· SIOn personal care as· s1s1ants meals laundry houseKeep~ng & a warm environment lor those who need a !1ttie or a lOt we can help, (740)992-5023 .....,.--~~~~~ Housoa Far Solo CarpenterfHarr1sonv1lle 38r 2 5 BA 1721Sq " Too ls, ladder bldg mate w1 th Full Bsmt 2 car 1 nals tables w1cker mdoor 1n 2FP on 0 6ac pond storage bldgs John Spnng Valley Es1 Deere garden m ove 1n ready Ap tractor,more Sat Nov 22 p01ntment Only 9 to 5 38072 Carpenter 740·286·5280 H1tl Ad 740 947 050 t(belore sale) 2·3 bedrooms 1 bath ,~ lhe1r horne 30 years 'tr 1roIS old fired wllhheating aII con s GP..S boiler 740·206·1482 must see Comes with • - - - - - - - •· 304-895·3427 eve r¥thlng complete 740 992 2974 d I Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads (. ~ .1m Borders$3.00/perad ~ Graphics 50¢ for small S1.00 for large POUCIES Ohio V•lley Publishing raservea the right to lldll, rafeet, or caneel anr ad at any time Errors mull be repo rted on the flrat day of Trlbun&-Senllnei-Reglater will bJ reapantibl e lor no mora than thl coat of the apace occupied b~ thl error and only the flr t t lnuttlon We anr Ia" or expense that retuhs trom the publiCAtion or omission otan advenlaemenl Ctlfrectlon will M msa In the tlr.:t a'lllllable edition .,. atwaya eonfldtntlel Current rate card appllet All , ..1 ettete advertitementt art subject to the Federtd Fai r Houtlng Act of 1968 t cceptt only help wanted adt mfNII:Ing EOE tttndsrdt Wt will not knowingly tcceptany sdvertlaln; In violation oltht law Will not be responsible tor errort In an sd 'taken over the pi'IOne ' o ' e ~n~e~ro!us~d~on:a~to:on~sJ;I;n~lo~lhje~ofl§lc~e;l emy an oo roug h Tm ~~~~~~~tt~h.,~r~ge ~a~ke~c~ar~e~o~l:t:h•=E~Id~en:ory and cen· the them. exp I :z Bu•lness Day s Prior To • All ads must be prepaid" NOTICE OHIO VALLEY Lady would llke to meet PUBLISHING CO rec· Gentleman between ommends that you do 65·70 years old business with people you ~64;;;5;,;5.,4!! 40;;,!!!!!!!!!!!!"""' know and NOT to send .. money through the ma11 Want.d until you have tnvest1gat· ~-:---=~=;;;;;;;~ lng the offering Lead s1nger for estab '"-~~~~~::- l~hed soutt1emlctass1c Gralle Blankets Wreath s rock band Serious lnq $ 10 & up Blankets only 740 446 1974 $5·$25, Sues Green· eves after 6PM house 47310 Morn10g Star Ad Rac1ne , 740·949·211 5 must be picked within 30 days. Any pictures that are not picked will be discarded. The Tribune Office has many unclaimed pictures that will YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED All Dl•play: 12 Noon In Next Day•s Paper Sunday In-Column : 9 :00 • m . friday For Sundaya Paper Pononals urea have been placed In ad• at the Galllpo '" Dally Tribune 57 Djsplay Ads Dally In·Column: 9 : 00 a m. Monday - Friday for Inaertlon Al•nmmce" ll"nts ~Fo·u-nd".'·-:Bea:--g~le~p-up~a~t Krodel Part< call 10 odently 304·512·7007 1111111 ttualcl fly Mli141 IIIII, 200 ~~~-~~~- apace NO 4 Lab/Border Collie Puppies 6 wks Free 949·3088 ~egister Oeacll1irM • Start You~ Adl With A Keyword • Include Complete Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbrevlellons • Include Phone NumiH!r And Addreu When Needed • Ad.• Sbauld Run 7 Days the coat Pubt~Noll01 Townlhlpl County wll 11111111 fllllowlnglwO Or Fax To (740) Wprd Ads Floor Melli Sentinel ...,., . . . - - - - - -- - - -O.:.;r.;;F.,;,;a;,;, x To (740) 446-3008 1935. chock, balance duo on confirmation of Webs1tes www myda ilytnbu n e com www mydailysent~nel c om www m yd a1ly reg1s te r com ca~r;~::;... (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Grantors. PROPERTY ~ ADDRESS: 68053 124, State Roufo Ohio Reldovillo, 45n2 P.P.N. 119-00073000 Current Owner: Donny Berber ot al Prior deed ,...renceo: Volume 248, page 757 AppraiOid at $25,DOO Terms of Sale· Cannot bl aold for • - than 213rda of tho apprallld value. 111% down on day of LIN \!Crihune To Place NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Ralerence: 5715.17 "as Is-where Ia", with Ohio Revtaed Code expressed or The Meigs County no warranty Board of Revision lr'hplled has completed Ill glvan. For further work of equalization Tho tax returns lor Information, or for an to tax year 2008 have appointment been revised and the lnspact collateral, voluollono completed prior to solo data and are open lor , contact Cyndla or public lnepactlon In Ken at 992·2136. tho oHice of tho (Ill 19, 20, 21 Molgo County Auditor, -Second Floor, Courthouse, Second Streel, Pomaroy, Ohio. Complalnls ogalnll the valuations, as estebllahed lor tax year 2008 must be made In accordance with Sactlon 5715.19 of lha Ohio Revised Code. Thooa complalnta muol be flied In the County Auditor's Ofllce on or before the 31st day of March, 2009. All coJIIplelnta flied with tho county Auditor • will be heard by the Board of Revision In tha manner provided by Sactlon 5715.19 of tha Ohio Revised PUBLIC NOTICE OF NP,'{ICE AVA!I.ABILITY FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION Douglas W. Uttle, Trustee of the Emoot I Maxine Wlngolt Educational Trull, h11 Iliad his annual return of a prlvllo foundation, Form 890-PF, wllh tho Internet Revenue In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS US YOUR AD N PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE: Ia hereby given tho! on Saturday, November 22, 2008 at 10:00 a.m , a public ult will be held at 211 W Second St.. Pomeroy, Ohio. The Farmers Bank and Savings Company Ia oaillng lor caah In hand or certified check the following collateral : 1996 Jeep Cherokee 14FJ78S6TL310558 The Farmers Bonk Savings and Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the right to bid II this 1111, and to withdraw tha above collateral prior to sale. Further, The Farmers Bank Stvlngo and company reeervea tha right to re)act any or all bids submllled. The above deacrlbed collat1ral will be oold Above 1urveyod by J. F. Parker, March 21 , lo lumyor, 11144. Jllrwtn• DIICI: 1111: = VI CIIVellnd, OH 44111 21 ..171-tiOG (11) 12, 11, .. :111110 Zion llillcl, llutllncl, OH :rc:J:~,._ cannot 11e IOid Shorlfl SalOl Case Number 08cv104 Beneficial Ohio Inc. Plaintiff former and hove boon well Both maintained. trucks cen be aaen by appointment by calling 740-6611-3091 Blda are to be In by 6:DO pm on November 21 , 2008 and will be opanod pm on 6:30 November 24. 2008 at the Township Fire Houoa • on Slate Route 124 near Salam Cenler. All blda are to be moiled to the following' Public Notice dolorlpllon waa pl'lparad from an 1011111 IUmy rnldl on tho II th ~DI oap Auditor'• 1'11'1111 No.: 11 Public Notice ltampec:I "CT&-1144'. Tho above 01.aata.oo1 l'rolltr!Y known u : 11011 a liNN Hollow l'rapafiY sa.ooo apprelul did Include on Interior eumlnatlon of the hduoa. Robert E. Boogie, Melga County Sheri" Attornay lor tho Plalntl" Kollh D Weiner A AIIOCiatH Co. 71 Publlo lqUI,. 4th OWner: m , Milt• lrllllndl manulacturad homo, I.D. 1Cit.POI2882TNAB, Ohio Certificate of Title 15300162406, a copy of which Is altachod hereto and made a port hereof. Land & mobile homo sold ~~p~rotoly. Current Owner Anthony Adams at II Property II: 50310 NMao Hollow Rd • Recine, OH PPI 07-DD182.001 Prior dead relarencea: volume 1 1110, Page 787 !And ApptaiOid at $52,500 ~bO• Homo. Torma 'of Sale: Cannot be sold for 1011 than 213rds of tho appralold value. 10% down on day of 1111, cash or certified chock, balance duo on confirmation of ule. Tho ap~ralaal did not Include an Interior axamlnatlon of tho house. Robart E. Booalo, Melga County Sheil" Attorney for the plalntiH ' • Lmle, Shoatl & Warner 211 ·213 E Second St Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 740-892-BBBe • , 11115, 12 19 _ _ _ _...;;;.._ ter 900 Mercl1and1•e Cha11rolet 2006 LT 26k m1les ga HHA oage kept loaded 304·882·2356 Fvol/ Oil/ Cool/ 1996 Oldsmobile Ach1eva 120000 m1les ShOw Steers for sale Ali ;;;;;;;=""'""'"-~=- Asktng $500 Contact x WHO MADE WHO /All Seasoned F1rewood 740-441 5460 x Angus Halter broke Hardwood 446·9204 Spom UHiity $1000 OBO Call Wood/GOII 740-645·7597 -:~~~ ~~~~~~~':":' 02 E~e Bauer Ford E•· seasoned F1rewood CAA 645·5946 or 441-0941 Beatsmiles up to HEAP accepted loaded plorer 102K 4WD7 great shape, great pnce Miscellaneous great winter or all season ~~;;;-.;;;=-=:::-:-~;;;;;;; travel vehicle Jet Aerat1on Motors ra· 740 ·441 ·7233 pa~red new & rebuilt 'n stock Cali Ron Evarrs, 2003 Chevy Trailblazer 1 600 537-9526 $WD loaded clean 105k $8,900 OBO ~--~-~"":"-- 304 675 5253 or ~ new Gas F1reptace Reg1stered Beautiful B1n t11 3 49 . 304 59 59 fluffy Toy Poodles ne\ler USP.d logs still ;;:;;;,:;,;;;;,;;,..!!!!!!!!!!!!"" 740·367 0869 wrap{>l3:d glass on three Want To Buy s1des to be bU!It 1n wall '!'"==:--~-'-"::";;;;; Natural gas $300 00 Want to buy Junk Ca rs oodl 0 80 740-388 6743 call 740 388 0884 Toy P a lor sale 3 fe males $350 =-'"'"."~-~~~~ -~=~:o::-=---~ 740·256· 1101 or Rem1ngton Model 670 WANTED 69 Camaros 740·645·1960 "W•ngmaster' 16 Gal projects or restored cars Small Forend $325 any condition 11nders 740·533·3670 fee paid Call Doug Golden Ret pups ~-"':":..,~~..,~ 614.203.1272 cell or m/$200, 1/$250 Ct11hua- -;: • otllce • hua pup miS200, Cocker Free old canmng jars, 614 444 2909 pups ml$200, Mini (740)696·7 150 Schnauzer (partl) rnlf ~~~~~=~:::: $400, Bo~ter pups For sate used stalrtlft call ~=j~~~E: black/while m/$600, All for Info 1-606-329·1344 AKC reg 740·696· 1085 Commercial Mollohan Carpet Fall ~....----~~....~ Special 20 oz Commer· Commeroallreta1l space Pekmgese pups lor sale Clal Carpet $6 95/yard for rent HIQh traftJC ; $2~50 ~7!::40;; 25~6~1~6&4 ~=::: 5evaral Colors counl good viSibility 740446 7444 Ouahty at ma1n road location hea1 Low Pnces' & water Included 1n rent Respond to box CLA 16 :Fair 51-o, A I Sored --.-:::-.... shoe steers broke to lead only a few weeks rema•nlng before we1gh •n Priced for all budgets can 74o 256 1621 or 740-963 0022 ;,.;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;o;;!!!!!!!!!!!!"" Pth -;;;;===.-;:::;;;;=;;;;;;; ~ NE~W ~ AN~D~U~ SE:!D~S:!T:!E~E~ LNOTICE Borrow smar1 Farm Equipment Contact the 011 ,0 DIVI· ;;;;;;~"'--"'~~~~ Steel Beams P•pe Rebar StOn of Rnanclal lnstilu· EBY, INTEGRITY, lor Concrete Angle, tiDnS Office of Consumer KIEFER BUILT, ~~=t~;e'g ',: 1 ~ra:r, ~~=I VALLEY HORSE/LIVE· A.ffa•rs BEFORE you ref• STOCK TRAILERS. ways & Walkways l&L nance your home or ob- LOAD MAX EQUIP· Scrap Metals Open Mon lain a k>an BEWARE of MENT TRAILERS Tua Wod & F" requests for . any Iaroe Bam 4 30pm Closed advance payments of CARGO EXPRESS & Thors Sat & Sun lees or Insurance Call HOMESTEADER 740 446 7300 lhe 01f!Ctl ol Consumer CARGO/CONCESSION Afhars toil free at TRAILERS B+W ~~-~~"":~':' GOOSENECK FLATBED STEEL ARCH BUILD· 1·866·278 OOOJ to leam $3999 ViEW OUR EN- INGS· MUST GO ASAP! 1f the mongage broker or TiRE TRAILER INVEN- Clearance and cancelled lender Is properly I! TORY AT orders 20)1.24 30x44 CE!flSed (This IS a publiC WWWCARMICHAEL Huge discounts can save servme announcement TRAILERS COM you ltlousands Call to ihe Ohio 'Valley 740-446·3825 dey tor savings' 866-352·0469 Land (Acr.ago) 345 Acres located on 496 Paxton Ad U all1polis Is adequate 1or a mobile home Has all hooKups 740 441 5129 ~-""."~.;..~-Exceptional 200 acre cattle farm m Galha Co OH 60+ acres well·dra•ned bottomland along Raccoon Creek 60• acres pasture baiance wooded Stock water pond .2 spnngs, welt Farm has earned 40·45 Mode 1 1 cows wc~v,as I h m bnck ranc stye ouse ~~se~~~~e9~7 596~6a;~~ut 3500 Real Estatr =;;;;;;;;;;;;;; !! Rl'nt;~l s Aporlm-/ Townhouses ==~------=1 and 2 bedroom apts 200 Ma1n Street Pt PI furmshed and unfur· WV 25550 n1slled and llouses 1n =-~..-..,...,~~..,...,- Pomeroy and Middleport, Establ1slled beauty shop secunty depos•t reqUired location lor rant Clean no pets 740 992 2218 II od led recen rem 8 1 and 2 BR apatnments Heat water Included In for rent near downtown rent Respond to Bo' CLA 17 200 Main St Pt Potnt Pleasant All ut1h No pets ~P;;, I ,;; WJ ;,;,2 ! !5!! 5SO ;;;;,!!!!!!!!"""' t•es pmd call ;;:: Please For Solo ly Ownor 304·300·0163 l House on SA 588 for more mfonnatJon and pfetures go to orvbcom 1d number IS brown.ng 740-446 7204 Aent:ISI!a wllg Garage, Ssoo/Cieposlt Or sate by ~---.-~~~~ =~~~-;~~~ Ownef' 304·755-8744 or Have you pnced a John Story Book Doll House 304-675-6113 Deere lately? You II be $35 304·882 2436 surpnsed' Check out our Hause& For Sole Butineu I Trod. used Inventory at Wont To Ivy 3 Bed 2 Bathl Onty School www CAREO com ear-~==~=;""' miChael EQUipment Absolute Top Dollar · Sil· $15,500 for ~st1ngs Qdlp C.. 740-44&-24t2 ver/gold cams any ~148 e• R01SI C01togo 10K/1 4K/16K gold "" (CareersCtoseTo Homel ~~~~--~~ elry dental gold, pre Avotdtng foreclosure 14 Ca11Todayl740-«6-4367 Kiota Tractor LK3054 1935 US currency paym8t'1ts left nta~e one HKJ0-214·0452 4WD. Diesel w/End pronflm•nt sets d1a· move 1n 446-3093 gaii~18C8reerw~~ege edu Loader . 3011p, 170 hrs m-~s MTS Coon s~ ~~~---~~....~ ~~ '""" ~ A«<wd~edMtmt»rAccredrt Garage kept 151 2nd Avenue Galh· 3BA 2 Batn $299 mon111 ~ Coorw::l' for l~rtt Co~Je9ta &nd Scl'loojs 12748 304·882 2356 polls 446·2842 -t46·3381 ft. Pnvate dnve off Lincoln Hlll Pomeroy Ohio woods on three sides (4+)acras to a h1stoncal home Ctrca 1900 5 bedrooms, 2 l1replaces 2 full baths 2 sta,rcases beaut1fur anginal wood work , many piCture w1n dows mostly new wm· dows, large kitchen and breakfast room, beaut•· fully landscaped Wilt\ 1n ground pool S1t on the wrap around porch and en10Y the spec tacular v1ew of the Ohio R.ver 2 car detached garage and 2 out bUildings Would make a wonderful lam1ly home or bad & breaktast Pnvate and Picturesque SPECTACULAR VIEW SeriOUS InQUireS only please ca ll 740 992 3678 1BA AP1 WID hookups satellite TV lncl wlrent close to llosp1tal Call 740·339 0362 2 bedroom, 11v1ng room kitchen bath Apartment Have Central Air tur· mshed With couch chcurs washer d"(er stove, m•crowave, beds d1mng table and chaus $400 depos•t 5450 a month Cali 304-882 2523 Leave Message and Number if not at Home ::"':'--~~~~~ 2 br apts 6 m• !rom Hoi· zer Some utilities pd or, appliances avaJI $400/mo + dep 740 418 528f! or 388 8039 �Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel ~·-.:.1 . !!:!!~T;•;•;"':•;·;···:.~ CARS WI1H NOTHING 10 HIDEI .,,., ,.,., .. .,., .. ,.... ........d. JufttJtlfltlfoci•••to 4U51 2BR APT. 441.()194 CIA. (740) 3 rooms and bath upstairs. Completely fur· niShed with WID. No Atr, .W/0 hoOkup, tenant pays electric. EHO Elm VIew (304)882·30t7 01 ChrytldllllliOillt.11• .... .. Ol ity1ll<Xi A«1nn GS tltllll.lttdiol ....... . 021uid loSaln m111~""' ........... . $79 $119 03 Jeep Lllriy 71t101 ~ Qj '* .... s.. v.. 7!0110. .. 01 Honda Accord EX V6 71177\D,""'·,., .. IU l'onlac ~ Viii Gill\ MD,,.,,1~ • ... , 01 Valbwagoo N.w ltoh llllitlltioi . OS(ho,y~G117ll0, .. OS !.ick l01101H GIIIIIOA.IIod. •~• .. 05 Toyo!o Catrty XLE l!OittiA .... ... OS Toyoto 111CIIMI 7!0I1ia ._. ""'16 • ..'... 06 ilrytltr !M &cOIII!I'y 'Hit GIIIIIJ, ..... . 06 Jeep Glaod Otm.tiiiOI\~ . 07 H!lltlttod tl 01111111. W111"'" 07 Cho.y ~~ lS GIIIIOIIA.""' 10 • 07loyda coroio, • s· Modi! 0111111. $1~ $1~ $1~ m: $219 $199 $219 $219 $339 $199 $249 $S49 . . $199 $2J9 Apts . . OA POIIIiacGmnd AM IIIIIOJ,olw,mo. .... ·!10,A99 01 Mazda m *I!IDIJ. ..... 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FtltMI, . .. .. 06 Ford Fusion 1620l01.lloloo ........ , .. .. .. 07 Mazda l$ Ft114411A ,j 16 ... "" " 01MazdaMU ITFIIMW.t•UI• ... sa (740)992-0165 :--.,~~-,.,..,...,.. Beautiful Apt1. at Jack· son E1talu. 52 West- 74::: 0 ·;:: 64 48:..,.~,.,..~ ::;5:;.·t:::6;:: pr•maintenance on 3 br. ln New trucka and equipment, Haven . call after 4:30 ya~ and other mis304 950 7 --- chores. Ex· Nkr 3 br. hoi.IK. no ~~- pertence operating ref. req. 304-67,-2050 be-- equipment and extra ~~-=~;;;;.;.· forr 5pm.304-67~- l:'i80 af. ter 5pm. Sm . 2 br. $375.00 a mon. + $500.00 dep. no smo,kllo'"· pets ~---~-Tara Townhouse Apartments - 2BR. 1.5 Dath, back patio, pool, playground, (trash, sewage. water . pd .) $425/rent, $425/sec. · dep. Call740·367-054 7 ~---~~--Spacious 3BR t- apt 10• cated in GalUpolls. $650 month Includes water, • sewage. No ~ts 740-59t -5174 or 44,-Q110 MeiS_s Co. Ft~irgrounds {)Cr. 25 . 2008 9:00a.m.· II :00 a.m . Rclca...e . Apnl 2~ ..2009 A fee pf S20.00 will be charged for early arrival . lalt arrival. early remo~al. In~ n:m~ val . or unyume ac..:ess. IS wanted Ill """'""'""'""'""'""'"" at 304·IT3-5519 schedu..,_ an Interview ;:;;=!Edo:u~c:all~a=n~= ;~:side~F:'":"~'1=1~.00:/~lf~ ;;;; Gallipolis Career CoHege is accepting resumes tor an accounting inslruclor. L & L Tire Barn 44087 Wlpplc Rd . Pomeroy, OR (5 Points) A minimum Of a Bache· lors degree ·In account· ing is required. Please • email a cover lettef and resu me to jdanickiOgatll· poliscareerco11ege.edu or fa:dt tO 740-446·4124 New & Used Tires, We buy used tires. computer wheel alig t1ments, li ght ~~~~-.,..~ ~ me~hariic work : Gallipolis Career College complete service oil .c~anges, ~ma ll engine repair. is accepting resumes .for a mathemalics lnstructor.A minimum of a master's degree in mathematics is required. Please email a cover letter and r-"me to jdan uou Sales . Jobo rwu.nn Brand new 3blld 2bath POSTAL JOBS on + ·half acre .in . Pt. $t7 89 $28 27/HR · • · .. now Pleasant. OWNEA Fl - hiring. For . application NANCE AVAILABLE. and ~ee government job (740) 446-3570 inlo, call ,American As· :': . A:":A::' " "':G~ov~e~rn~m~e~nt~F"':un~d:"s soc. of labor Available for 1st time 1·913·599-8226, 24/hrs. home buyers who own emp. serv. YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Help Waf!ted . Help Wanted Call OHIO VALLEY BANK .' Ohio Valley Bank is currently seeking a qualified individual for the position of Branch Manager in Meigs County. Applicants must possess previous managemenc experience. exceilent commun icat ion sk ills, ability 10 AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES Aucuaneer: ·BIIIJ R. 801118 Jr. 740-418·1164 •. WttAT GOT www.auctlonzlp.com #5548 / tMV~ '\'OV FO~ AN . E'ONOMIST · Wtl05~ Tti~O~·I~S l>ISCttEl>1Tff>1 \ Hardwood Cjjnwr Aid fllmiM ~--~-----------~-----. Paaa THE BORN LOSER ' ' ...... LOOK.- 'Mi: ~\1'1\~' 1-\0U~I: l~ l».lt.K. A.(,ll.,lt-lr TONiC:>I-\1' ! 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Applicants should posses a mini- "' Full and Part·time .Positions! .t All Major HoHdays OFF WITHPAYt I Weekly Pay + Bonus Incentives! -.' Midtcal, Dental. EAP. 40tKI . . Cell NOW to ... rt nm- 9001 lng your potential! HoahhCane, 1.-IMC.PAVU ext. 2457 Apply online: http:/.10bl.lnfoc:l•l0n.com ~,.,..~~--,..... Local Envlronmootal ·Co. seeking certified asbes· los abatement wDfkers. 74D-44t-6227 Home Health Care aides needed Immediately must be certified or have 1 year experience bonuses available contact Kay or Shelley. 1·866-368·11 00. Driven & DeiMty develop customer relations , and except ional · Taking appllcatlona for Independent contractors. Watef1oo area eam up to $1 ,200 a month deliver· customer service skills. Experience in lending and atcount opening procedures preferred . We offer a competil ive salary and t:.enefits package . Obtain. a job application at www.ovbc.com or visi t any of our banking offices. Ohoo Valley Bank is an equal opponunity employer. ing The Tribune. Must De Dally reliable and have de'Pendable- transportation. Must be available Monday through Friday mornings and earty afternoons and Saturday evenings. II Interested contact Oavld at The GaMipolla Daily Tribune .. 740-448-2342 able, P:lease send sume LLCOCAREO.COM fo• to 740-446-9t04 Maintenance Plus f;t1mmm :illf & Residentiul Vinyl Siding/Repl acement Windows/Remodeling Bonded & Insured 740-992-1493 Offi ce 740-416-8339 Cell Free Estimated Poml!roy, Ohio R88UIYSElU URIBE St.k1UPI•IIIl. 148-112-5612 re- . to or · ~~~·~-~-.,... Stanley TreeTrimming &Removal benrage ·· name by Luis Campos ~ " 0 W. T X R E T M F C M l G K , . . A C T X K C D XTO wrx LFKA GKPOWFKV JWGO • FX CM TFOWTM GVGFKXO MFVWO DCM GKPOWFKV j WT JFHH 0 C H H C J .:" YCKDRYFRX PREVIOUS SOLUTION - ' An~hing may be betoayad, anyone may be forgiven , Dut.not those who lack the courage of their own greatness.· - Ayn Rand , fiiATDAILY PUULII , Cili'Q-Q S\'\. { _ .J)'C ~c;le . WGID: Pl.!:! 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HELLO•. c.,. ,,..lltlmltet ~ AQUARIUS ·(Jen. 20·Feb. 19) Someone YG!J have ·always found appealing but who hu thown.lmte Inter· est In ~ mlgtlt 'c.ntervo a change at heart. Oon'1· ~a~t,alli to raapond In kind when you ~ ·awert d this developmen( ·: . ~tSOES (Fe~- 20·M8""' 20) - If yoo OM · an unattachtd Flllcean wllo has been looking. to estall~sh a naW relationship, . you ·ml9ht get yOur .Wleh When a friend .---.:...----...., ,...,.,.._,______, ,.------.:...--., Comptet. rr. I~ : KL I F E C - ~ i-"f'l-.-~r--.1"'7-.;..~...:.,~,i~ 0 SAID IF advance. ~-r--.:...----...., 740-985-4141 Shop Classifieds! HA~E SOMEONE AAD ASKED VOO! "' Reasonable Rates •Insured 'ExPerienced References Available! Call Gory Stanley @ 740-591,8044 Please leave Me •cal Enjoy Caring tor the Eld· arly? Home Health Aides l'l88Cied in" Pt. Pleasant and Mason,, $7.60 to $10.00/llr. 1-668-766-9832 1-304-788-9830 WIIIIILII Work 47239.iUebel Road. Long BoUom, OH :(304 :)·:37:2=-834;6~== ASKED '1'00 WIIAT VOU ASKED'(OU? 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Something good can come of it. .· 1 • CAPRICORN {Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - Your gregar~ manner, chllrm, and unse of humor are all· val~ keys that can un~ lmpo!Unt doOfl for you. Focus on conetructlve .ndH.VOrt you ..,would like to '--'·-•·-'-·-f.'-.L...J or Sell Shirley · Spears 304-675-t429 --- ~- -'llrtlldoiY: Thuntday,No~20,2001 '::'::::"::'"'!::""":"'""".~"":"'" ,n·• 1 , Eut Paaa Pass AstroGraph • H&H GuHerlng 1 Mov'o foe Lagoon boundary 30 OJ'e albumt 31 Beatty of films 32 Hot topic 33 Cut a vata 35 Aug. clock aelllng · 37· Six110intaro 38 Young queen, you have established one trick, but ~ he has the diamond queen, you might have set up two winners. In choosing between the red suits, there is a confiiC1. When it seams as though you have to take your tricb qulckty, you would prefer 10 lead from a king than from a queen. But it Is usually better to lead from touching honors. Allho.lgh one deal proves lmlo, the hoa~ q~en workS Dest. You take two heart tricks immediately, then sit bacll and wait for the spade ace and diamond king. If you 18$d a diamond, declarer can get hOme. He would prObably play a heart lo dummy's kiilg at trick tWo. Suppose East takes dummy's king with his ace and returns the suit. You take that trick and tf)l to cash the heart queen, but South Wl!l ruff, play a cluD to dummy's queen, discard a diamond on the club ace, lead a diamond to his ace, ruff a diamond on the board, and call lor a trump, losing only lhreetricks. Details are ava!labte at www.australlanbridge.com. J! ,,... Grau! 23 20 Type DOWN As Klinger says, If partner has the club Marilyn AVDNI All Areos l To Pus Swilling reducer First, you should reject a black,suillead. ELVINEY NEI;,D~:.::S;...:,A.:rC::U::.:.P_.;::;.::..:..:-.:.::"::."'="-:.:!!-1 email: u~ North Pa.u pface 21 Australian Bridge, wh ich is publish ed and edited by Paul Marston, is a · bimonthly large-format magazine. Tourname~ players are the primary target audleace, but there are articles for improvers: ' Each Issue contains an article Dy Ron Kl inger on the subjeC1 ol opening teads. Look only althe WeSI hand . Wnal would ' you lead against tour spades? · Tho deal arose during th' Gold Coast Congress in Queensland last February. (It is a tun tournament Go and play ·if · you can.} 8EfN · Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe We1l A bimonthly . from Down Under tiAV~ ~EC~NTLY Cell: 74D-41&-5047 Soutb Opening lead: ?? E·mail: captbill65®yahoo.com Owners : . Umberto- · Dealer: N orth Vulnerable: East-West 304·682·2645 Ph. OlildjEiderly cGre .__ _ _~.;..;;:;;;.:;:;.! . ~ . . . . . .. -~~-..---- Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting applications for a full · time Licensed Practical Nurse and/or Medical Asst LPN's must have current West Virginia license. Previous medical office · mym ot a Becllelors Da· gree, ·experience in comexperience or hospital related experience munlty leadership, compreferred. municatlons, public ratalions, lund raising, grant Send resumes to: writing, admlnlstraUve,· Pleasant Valley Hospital management and finan· c/o Human Resources clal skJIIs. Please submit 2520 Valley Drive information to: 00 Mcln· tyre Park District, Gatlia Point Pleasant. WV 15550 Or fax: 304-675-6975 or apply on-line at County Courthooae, t8 EOE 111411 mo. pd hod! 46 ForOII~ 48 Garoge 28 • 2 Racine, Ohio 740·247·2019 m1ke up lo $12.25 ett8r · tlx montha1 Streer, Gallipolis, • J 76 K 05 4 Stop & Compc1re :::~::~~~~~~Painting IIC:ifrYOCislon Locust 1262, 45631 • • A 10 • 9 5 • A Q tO 6 ":" An Excellent way to eam money. The New AVon, Buckeye Community. Services P.Q.Box 604 www,praUey.ors. •A l06t2 • 674 140·992·1811 EIHtricel & Plumbing · • Ouners Our belt ,.n'orrnera 0 Eul South •KQJ 762 Needed for yard work raking leaves,. fairly big Job. Call367-0889 . resume to: LICENSED PRAOICAL NURSE AND/OR MEDICAL ASSISTANT We1t • 9 5 • .Q J 8 • K J 32 ~~~-----:--. driving experience and adequate automobile insurance . $8.40/hr. after training. Send Help Wanted • Garages • ~omplete Remodeling Room Additions &- eo Deadline for applicants: 11 /25/08. Pre-e mployment drug testing. Equal Opponunity Employer •New Homes Remodeling Ntw01rage1 Ohio · valley HOille Health, Inc. hiring Home Health Aides. STNA, CNA, CHHA, PCA may apply at 1480 Jactcson Pike, Gallipolis, Ohio or phone 740..441 -1393 for more info. Competnlve wages, mileage reimburse~ent and benefits Including heallh insur· ance & much more. ~P~rtc:.;;e;::s;::R~ed:;:u;:.ced-:""::2~200 ~6 r 1, COSTUcnON 44 - boon for plilne• 51 C\a1m 15 One 55 ·Maria eq11nox Conchita 16 Fillel 56 Froth 11 Lion'tquany 57 Pr.,aruto 18 Dollop pounce 111 Chaotic 58 Doun't eat 19 Ofl WK73 • 95 .AQI 083 CAll US TODAY FOR REDUCED . WINTER RATES DEC.- FlB = ll Koan dleelpllne 43 Pigment 1 Monke' hood• 6 Simply awful 12 Loolte forw•d to 14 Sho lovod Lanctlol 8 t 3 • Sat. 8:00am· 12 We appreciate your business ::-~=;;;;;~=~;; •-:':=:=:~~~- lof)flL 8:00PM Nort (740) 992-5344 Mon-Fri . .8:00am · 4JO pm Gowmment & r _ __. ___ , (740)992·5639 Hours 7 :00AM · ROBERT BISSEU RV's - nin{1s & weekends 740-366·60t7 740-794-0460 Help Wanted . 740+19-2217 We service and winterize boats and icki CgallipoUscareerool· lege edu or f · It to · · ax • ' 740·446·4124. valid. driver 's li cense, three years good Jackson, OH 45640 45771 se rve. Inside S1orage S4.00flf Rentala month, · 2005 14x70 Mobile 740·992·3909 Leave Home, 2Bedroom, 2bath, ~M::,ess::::Jagt::e-~--.,... vinyl siding, stlingle rool, 3 bedroom house lo· thermapayne windOw, cated at t678 Lincoln 20ft.porch 74D-664-4356 · Heights, Pomeroy, $400 or 740-797-4356 loa month, $400. deposit, cated at Darwin. (740)742-t903 $26,000. ,;Th.;;re;:e;,;;Bd.;;;;h;;;ou_s_e-.,-M-id· Q7 Redman 16x72 2BR, dleport Ohio $360 2ba, ,all appliances, heat Mon tM , . no pets,$20o pump, $19000 . Must be d g moved. 740-245·5962 ep .. 740-5 1-0 195 Very nice 2 br. in Syra_- Govrimment funds availcuse, 2 & 3 ~. In able for home buyers Pomeroy, call who own land . .$0 down. (740)992·3702 Call ·toll free 877-Jt0-2577 for ' pre-ap3br, 2ba, Bradberry Rd. Mlddleport1 OH, Reier· ~pr~ov;:a~l.~~"!"""':"'~· • :;N encts ReqUired, No ew 3 Bed room hO mea Pets: · $-~50 from $214.36 per month, 304-675-3834 includes many upgrades, delivery & aet·up. 740·365·2434 Must have high school dipl oma or GED, 29670 Bashan Road Raclrle, Ohio • space i~ fin.t come fiht lo Bo<lroom ~Yilh delivery. Cali N"kt H 1 1p Want.cl- Gtn ral Pomeroy; 740·385-9621. . . I · Hills SE;If StoragP: menta. Call Valley Br~k . rairground s other than COncrela corpo rate OffiCB stated da1ed. Building t 6x80 2 bod 2 both, I 2000 t 6x70 2 bed t ~~.-..-.- - - , . . - bath 1 1999 16 2 Dominos now hiring safe • x dlivers at all localkm$. bed , 2. both goa, t t997 muat be tByrs old Apply t4x70 2 bed 2 both gas, In pe!aOn • • t 2002 16x80 3 bed 2 bath. Priced delivaJeQ - - - - - - blocked, leveled and an· choo'ad. Day Ph. 740·368·0000 .& 740-368·85t3 & Eve: ,£ ==='"""=""'";:::, WINTER STORAGE 41 Rx giver• 42 Phillip Alder ,.. .- .. ;::::~:::::;::..;~~..;_ r l t. . '' ACROSS 1aA hOuse $375 utilities ~7~40~-4?2~3-~97~2:::6:":!:::~~~ Fed,Ben, OT. Place bt are NOT Included. Refer- Great used ~6X80 three ad~ource, not affiliated ences reqUired. Gallipolis Bedroom new vinyl Sid- with USPS who hires. t 866 40'2582 area 709-t372. ing . $22,995.00. Will help .:,;; · ;;;;,; · ;:;;;,~;;,;;;;;,..,,. =:H:e;;lp:W:a:n:ted=:=;;..;=;;;H:;e;:;lp;W;;:a;;n:;ted;:;;o; NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE skllla such as welding a plus. ' Starting pay based on experience and dliv· 1ng record. Benefit& In· eluding health insurance, availat>lt after meeting emplo." ""'"t require· =G~rO<~I~o-uo~U-.vln~g""':'t-and~ -2 $500·$550 Bedroom Apts. at Village Manor and Riverside Apts . in Middlepon, hom $327 to $592. 7-'1 -0·992·5064. EqUal Housing Opportunity. : land or have .land or 2br. house In Mason have family land. Zero POST OFFICE NOW $325 man. + $325 dep. , Down Easy Financing. HIRING avg. Pay $20/hr no pets 304-882·3652. tall to be Pre·Oualilted. or $57Kiyr, includes 2, ·3 & 4 Homes, ' The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 www.mydailysentlnet.com . Fumished """"'""'""'""'""'""" No closing cost and Conome<dal ZERO DOWN!· Will do improvements . ;;=~~~~=- tanct 2 bay service station 1 Bankruptcy & Bad Credit Jackson Pike. Lease . OK. 2, 3, 4 and 5 bed. required. cau 44 6-3644 rooms available. far more info. 74D-446-33a4 ~~-.;..._ __ Jordan yellt!i . ~~~ A.PRJ l"o~ listings H00·620-4946 e~t R027 Landing 2BR & 3BR - - - - - - Available No Pets. ien· 1br.hous.e lg. kitchen, full ant Responsible for Rent blh, laundry rm. & stor·. &· Electric . 3a.t-674-0023 age. Oep & ref . no pets, o 304-StD-0776 r New Haven :""~~~-~~ 304-593-5076 1 · or Beech Slreet. Mkldle- 304-Bll2·3900. port, 2 bedroom furnished apartment, utili- 2 bedroom at Gar· ties paid, no pets, de- field. $400 rent $400 de& references, posit. WOFS provided. posit Wedne,sday, November 19, 2008 ALLEY OOP fresh painted, CIA, washroom W/ WID hookup. Water pd. S550/mo. 6t4-595-m3/&45·5953 ~~~"'!"'~~~ do 2740-446·t279 & 3 bedroom. Call :"""~~~-~Federal Funds just re · leased lor land Owners. lEASING 07 f'rix G6 Ft\110$,ll... . . ' . . ' ll7 ford l!lWUI S!l Ft\61511, ,.,, IJ7 Cho')' Tal!oo lT UllllluWI , . .... . . II fanllattgor Nlllllll• • ............, ..... II Matitwi'IMilt!IIIDIUnloo . II ford Elpltili11t """- new awl. new carpet, s- NOW r COL DriVers willing to drive lot local ready-mix company. Ell;perience Is pm· !erred but not necessary. Otlver muat be wiRing to Business space . for rent For Rent Mobile homes & lots , 423 Second ~.Ave . Call · (no pets) in Ashtof) WV 7~0 -446·4383 _;,;;;;;..;..;;..;;;,;;;;,_ _ _ 304-576-29<12 . Office building located in :;:N~ice~2B::!R~2~ba~th-m~obl~le Gallipolis OH 28 Cedar home for rent, S450 per Twin Rivers Tower is ac- St. Rent $450 mth . + de· monrtt + deposit. Call cep_ting applications for posit. 740-256-6661 740-645-8460 waiting list for HUD sub· HOUHS For Rent Scenic location, conven· sidiz~ . 1-BR apartment -;;;;.;;;;~........~ ient to towr:~ and a"ord lor the elderlyfdlsabled, ~ call Sl99/mo! 3 bed. 2 bath, able, 2 & 3 bedrooms. 67 6679 Bank Rcpo! (.5 '.t down, 15 ·available call Sun: . OSfonibpartrNt1171. ~oo• ····· ..... OS fard 1150 Xl! llllllii.ICI'....... M 06 Suu*i An! Mlltll.l'lnloo ....... .. BeautifU, 3SR in coun!Jy, brlvors - Open Span: ll.OOM WANTED: Pan-time positions available to assist individu als with menial retardation in Meigs County: 1) 35 hrs: 6 a-lip S/S 2) 25.5 hrs: Fri. 7:30p. Ra Sat; Sat 8p. 8 a 00 Fanll019" rf\754. . . .. .. . .. .. .. 01 h 11m If 1611\lll.ollo. .. ....... >OU , ... 02 Da9 Dalalo SXT rflllllh ... . 03 Jeep te.; rfll2711..... .." ... " .. 03 fan! C....l'id~Jia •tm• .. . 01 Ponliac Suo'in N117a. .. .. Qj Ottytilr ~ c-tiable HI • ."" Qj 0.., Trai!D UIWII N\7*. ,.,, • • ,.. Dri¥on • D.a..,1 ~~~~-~::Spring Valley Green · Apartme.nts 1BR for" rent $375 month. 740-446-1599 wood Dr., lrom $365 to $560. 740-446·2568. Equal Housing Opponunlty. This lnsti tutio;.. Is an " Equal Oppn~unity Pro· vlder and Employer. 98 Ory./«CirMII611161hi !ioio ... . " ...$5,999 01 ford Muiotg IUOII, ''·""l~ utnloo .$8,995 . 0A Cho')' lolo<h Carlo IIIIIDI~O:ollnloo .... j9,SB.i Qj Honda CMc llybtid 1161111111. ,w ' . ..19,999 HOliDAY SPECIAL Pat a lull security deposit and get your tirSt months Rent Free! At ~For Ront (i) 2&3BR 'and up. Cootral $269 $79 .,.,..~T~o~•;••~•o:u:•"':,.= Apanment available now 740-245-9170 Riverbend Apts. New 1-2 Bedroom Apartments Haven WV. Now accept- with appliances furnished On sUe laundry facility. tng applications lor HUO.subsidlzed, ooe Call for details or pidl up application al rental Bedroom Apts. Utililles office. Included. Based· on '30 % Possibility of rental of adjusted incom'e. Call assistance. 304-882·3121, available . Enual Housing for Senior and Disabled "' ORPor1unily people. TODit 419·526-0466 -:E=:L~L~M:"!V~IE=:W~A'::PT:=S- 98iitcol1 r.., Car•tlliD. 01 Toyota !acw!». Cab•191l11.1i"" '" . 01H)vodai Amnl GS "11140,~,t .... . """111Mnls/ pets. Ret. Req. 441.0245 CONVENIENTLY LO· CATED & AFFORD· ABLE! Townhouse apart· and/or small ments, houses for rent. Call 740.441-11 11 lor application & information. Wednesday, Nove.mber 19,2008 www.mydallysentlnel.com · IntrOduces you someone who turns out to be apeclal. ~IES (March 21·Aprl 19) - I{ you set . an example that otheta want to emulate, subOrdinates .will be quite willing to go the extra yards br you,11111 could be true even If you don't request n of them. TAURUS (Apri120-May 20)- You are tar mora pofHJiar than you are apt to gi~ youn~eH credl1 tor. This Is likely to be ver· lfied when you rtnd yot~raelf the center of attention wherewr you go. GEMINI (May 21 .June W) - Don't be afraid to let yoUr &lgnlflcanl Olher know how much you care about him or her. and don't be afraid to be demonstrative in front of others when you know 'how proud your .one.-and-on ly would be. CANCER (JUne 21.Juty 22) 1nStine1iv&ly, you'll know how to ease the tension betwetn. two friends whO have reached an lmpaaae; your common sense and sltHI as a peacemaker will get them chUCkling again. LEO (July .23·Aug. 2.2) - Devote your work ing hOtJr'8 to labora of love rather than taxing your anergy and patience on Insipid tl[lsks. Engaging In enjoyable ttttngs wll prove lo be mora profitable and mar. pleasant. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) - You pos· Nil a dtft touch to IHd and Jnsplre people. Bec8uie you uee thll rare gift so ]udlciOUity and lparingly. It'll m11ke an Impact on others that tht,Y won't rtadlly forgtl. LIBRA (Sopt. ~3-0ct . 23) - It yau'ro placed In a lUdtl'lhlp roll, ~~your he~rt rule your hlad tn all matters that apply to fln,tly or to lt'tOH who nave gone out or their way lo htiJ> VOU · ·.SOUP TO NOTZ . "I believe," gnunps mused, . ·~hai the th!Jtgs people discard tells more about them tltnn the things --·- --· ." Complete fhtr cloutkle quoi>d by filling io tlie misalng wor<!s . . you develop from step No. 3 below. : - 8 PiiNT NUMBEiEO t EllERS iN SOUAlEI ' SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS 11118/08 Damage - Harem - Ninth - Celtic - IMMEDIATE • . "lnspirati0n," lequml die author, "never goes for along tenn, but it demands immcdi&le AC110N." ARLO&JANIS c;\'\oo! �Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel ~·-.:.1 . !!:!!~T;•;•;"':•;·;···:.~ CARS WI1H NOTHING 10 HIDEI .,,., ,.,., .. .,., .. ,.... ........d. JufttJtlfltlfoci•••to 4U51 2BR APT. 441.()194 CIA. (740) 3 rooms and bath upstairs. Completely fur· niShed with WID. No Atr, .W/0 hoOkup, tenant pays electric. EHO Elm VIew (304)882·30t7 01 ChrytldllllliOillt.11• .... .. Ol ity1ll<Xi A«1nn GS tltllll.lttdiol ....... . 021uid loSaln m111~""' ........... . $79 $119 03 Jeep Lllriy 71t101 ~ Qj '* .... s.. v.. 7!0110. .. 01 Honda Accord EX V6 71177\D,""'·,., .. IU l'onlac ~ Viii Gill\ MD,,.,,1~ • ... , 01 Valbwagoo N.w ltoh llllitlltioi . OS(ho,y~G117ll0, .. OS !.ick l01101H GIIIIIOA.IIod. •~• .. 05 Toyo!o Catrty XLE l!OittiA .... ... OS Toyoto 111CIIMI 7!0I1ia ._. ""'16 • ..'... 06 ilrytltr !M &cOIII!I'y 'Hit GIIIIIJ, ..... . 06 Jeep Glaod Otm.tiiiOI\~ . 07 H!lltlttod tl 01111111. W111"'" 07 Cho.y ~~ lS GIIIIOIIA.""' 10 • 07loyda coroio, • s· Modi! 0111111. $1~ $1~ $1~ m: $219 $199 $219 $219 $339 $199 $249 $S49 . . $199 $2J9 Apts . . OA POIIIiacGmnd AM IIIIIOJ,olw,mo. .... ·!10,A99 01 Mazda m *I!IDIJ. ..... "' • . .. . 10.900 01 a...y CaW ltll!fiJ.dolo .. ' .. ...$11,999 05 Sat." ion li1171J •l.llol, II ,I. ' .. ' . ..$11,900 05 o..y ~ 210\,tl». ,w .. ·.. ..... '.. ' ..$10,999 05 a...y c.bai11611\IJA .... lllnloo ... . '" .$10,999 C. Otry1or flo! &CoU!!I'y IIIIMII.ok,""' !13,999 06 TtiJdc Gamy ~~~mu, "'· m• .. ....... 1~,999 0'/ {Jto,y AIIIIIIIIIOI\l ..... llloloo ... : .....$10,999 07 Kia Spm 11117M;..lll• .. .. . ..Sll,m fJ1 Kia 5potlage IX 1117111U."!I.• ... ..$1~,999 07 ~ A«tn!IIIIIW,...,,a.o. ....$U,999 01Hy.Mai Elm 11111171Uo.lll• .......$15,i99 01 ii)'Jndoi SMa GIS 111110111A .. m• .$15,999 07~tlm1111MM,·ll· .... .$16,999 01 tly'JttdO Aln 1111111111..-111• .... .. '.$17,950 104 139 131 ~~ 149 159 169 169 '" 179 199 219 179 169 219 219 229 239 261 2M Valley VI4W Apartments 600 State Route 325 Thurman , Ohio 45685 'This instituhOn Is an Equal Opportunity Provider and EmplOyer" 06 Salim .. FtltMI, . .. .. 06 Ford Fusion 1620l01.lloloo ........ , .. .. .. 07 Mazda l$ Ft114411A ,j 16 ... "" " 01MazdaMU ITFIIMW.t•UI• ... sa (740)992-0165 :--.,~~-,.,..,...,.. Beautiful Apt1. at Jack· son E1talu. 52 West- 74::: 0 ·;:: 64 48:..,.~,.,..~ ::;5:;.·t:::6;:: pr•maintenance on 3 br. ln New trucka and equipment, Haven . call after 4:30 ya~ and other mis304 950 7 --- chores. Ex· Nkr 3 br. hoi.IK. no ~~- pertence operating ref. req. 304-67,-2050 be-- equipment and extra ~~-=~;;;;.;.· forr 5pm.304-67~- l:'i80 af. ter 5pm. Sm . 2 br. $375.00 a mon. + $500.00 dep. no smo,kllo'"· pets ~---~-Tara Townhouse Apartments - 2BR. 1.5 Dath, back patio, pool, playground, (trash, sewage. water . pd .) $425/rent, $425/sec. · dep. Call740·367-054 7 ~---~~--Spacious 3BR t- apt 10• cated in GalUpolls. $650 month Includes water, • sewage. No ~ts 740-59t -5174 or 44,-Q110 MeiS_s Co. Ft~irgrounds {)Cr. 25 . 2008 9:00a.m.· II :00 a.m . Rclca...e . Apnl 2~ ..2009 A fee pf S20.00 will be charged for early arrival . lalt arrival. early remo~al. In~ n:m~ val . or unyume ac..:ess. IS wanted Ill """'""'""'""'""'""'"" at 304·IT3-5519 schedu..,_ an Interview ;:;;=!Edo:u~c:all~a=n~= ;~:side~F:'":"~'1=1~.00:/~lf~ ;;;; Gallipolis Career CoHege is accepting resumes tor an accounting inslruclor. L & L Tire Barn 44087 Wlpplc Rd . Pomeroy, OR (5 Points) A minimum Of a Bache· lors degree ·In account· ing is required. Please • email a cover lettef and resu me to jdanickiOgatll· poliscareerco11ege.edu or fa:dt tO 740-446·4124 New & Used Tires, We buy used tires. computer wheel alig t1ments, li ght ~~~~-.,..~ ~ me~hariic work : Gallipolis Career College complete service oil .c~anges, ~ma ll engine repair. is accepting resumes .for a mathemalics lnstructor.A minimum of a master's degree in mathematics is required. Please email a cover letter and r-"me to jdan uou Sales . Jobo rwu.nn Brand new 3blld 2bath POSTAL JOBS on + ·half acre .in . Pt. $t7 89 $28 27/HR · • · .. now Pleasant. OWNEA Fl - hiring. For . application NANCE AVAILABLE. and ~ee government job (740) 446-3570 inlo, call ,American As· :': . A:":A::' " "':G~ov~e~rn~m~e~nt~F"':un~d:"s soc. of labor Available for 1st time 1·913·599-8226, 24/hrs. home buyers who own emp. serv. YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Help Waf!ted . Help Wanted Call OHIO VALLEY BANK .' Ohio Valley Bank is currently seeking a qualified individual for the position of Branch Manager in Meigs County. Applicants must possess previous managemenc experience. exceilent commun icat ion sk ills, ability 10 AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES Aucuaneer: ·BIIIJ R. 801118 Jr. 740-418·1164 •. WttAT GOT www.auctlonzlp.com #5548 / tMV~ '\'OV FO~ AN . E'ONOMIST · Wtl05~ Tti~O~·I~S l>ISCttEl>1Tff>1 \ Hardwood Cjjnwr Aid fllmiM ~--~-----------~-----. Paaa THE BORN LOSER ' ' ...... LOOK.- 'Mi: ~\1'1\~' 1-\0U~I: l~ l».lt.K. A.(,ll.,lt-lr TONiC:>I-\1' ! IJ.\€'1' MI.Y.>T &."ON \I~TION, ,..'*It> TJ.\E-'1'\IE. .JU!lT G.OiTI\E-1;' L\(,1.1\::0 Of"F TO RE..tlLU 11-\€.~. OVTFtAGE.OU!> ~'I <JX>TS ! . B~ S.mice a.cte 01ol The year ahead could turn out to be an . exciting one lor you. Thera are Indications that at least ltlree new Individuals could enter your life, all ol whom will offer Buy Seamless Gutters Rooting , Siding, Gutters Wortlol Insured & Bondsd . 740.653·9657 Advertise in this space for $64 per month You chooae the type of calls)'ou want to take: Recruit volunteers fpr non-pront organizations Or Raise funds and renew menibershlps tor the NRAI No experience required! No Credit Card Sales! No Collections! The Board ol' Park Cortl· missioners or the 00 Mcintyre Park District is accepting letters of interest and rest.~mes , lrom persons,.. Interested in the positio.n of Park Adm iQiS· trator. The ParX Admlnls· trator is responsible for administration, planning, management and' pperations ol the countywide Polio District. Applicants should posses a mini- "' Full and Part·time .Positions! .t All Major HoHdays OFF WITHPAYt I Weekly Pay + Bonus Incentives! -.' Midtcal, Dental. EAP. 40tKI . . Cell NOW to ... rt nm- 9001 lng your potential! HoahhCane, 1.-IMC.PAVU ext. 2457 Apply online: http:/.10bl.lnfoc:l•l0n.com ~,.,..~~--,..... Local Envlronmootal ·Co. seeking certified asbes· los abatement wDfkers. 74D-44t-6227 Home Health Care aides needed Immediately must be certified or have 1 year experience bonuses available contact Kay or Shelley. 1·866-368·11 00. Driven & DeiMty develop customer relations , and except ional · Taking appllcatlona for Independent contractors. Watef1oo area eam up to $1 ,200 a month deliver· customer service skills. Experience in lending and atcount opening procedures preferred . We offer a competil ive salary and t:.enefits package . Obtain. a job application at www.ovbc.com or visi t any of our banking offices. Ohoo Valley Bank is an equal opponunity employer. ing The Tribune. Must De Dally reliable and have de'Pendable- transportation. Must be available Monday through Friday mornings and earty afternoons and Saturday evenings. 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Something good can come of it. .· 1 • CAPRICORN {Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - Your gregar~ manner, chllrm, and unse of humor are all· val~ keys that can un~ lmpo!Unt doOfl for you. Focus on conetructlve .ndH.VOrt you ..,would like to '--'·-•·-'-·-f.'-.L...J or Sell Shirley · Spears 304-675-t429 --- ~- -'llrtlldoiY: Thuntday,No~20,2001 '::'::::"::'"'!::""":"'""".~"":"'" ,n·• 1 , Eut Paaa Pass AstroGraph • H&H GuHerlng 1 Mov'o foe Lagoon boundary 30 OJ'e albumt 31 Beatty of films 32 Hot topic 33 Cut a vata 35 Aug. clock aelllng · 37· Six110intaro 38 Young queen, you have established one trick, but ~ he has the diamond queen, you might have set up two winners. In choosing between the red suits, there is a confiiC1. When it seams as though you have to take your tricb qulckty, you would prefer 10 lead from a king than from a queen. But it Is usually better to lead from touching honors. Allho.lgh one deal proves lmlo, the hoa~ q~en workS Dest. You take two heart tricks immediately, then sit bacll and wait for the spade ace and diamond king. If you 18$d a diamond, declarer can get hOme. He would prObably play a heart lo dummy's kiilg at trick tWo. Suppose East takes dummy's king with his ace and returns the suit. You take that trick and tf)l to cash the heart queen, but South Wl!l ruff, play a cluD to dummy's queen, discard a diamond on the club ace, lead a diamond to his ace, ruff a diamond on the board, and call lor a trump, losing only lhreetricks. Details are ava!labte at www.australlanbridge.com. J! ,,... Grau! 23 20 Type DOWN As Klinger says, If partner has the club Marilyn AVDNI All Areos l To Pus Swilling reducer First, you should reject a black,suillead. ELVINEY NEI;,D~:.::S;...:,A.:rC::U::.:.P_.;::;.::..:..:-.:.::"::."'="-:.:!!-1 email: u~ North Pa.u pface 21 Australian Bridge, wh ich is publish ed and edited by Paul Marston, is a · bimonthly large-format magazine. Tourname~ players are the primary target audleace, but there are articles for improvers: ' Each Issue contains an article Dy Ron Kl inger on the subjeC1 ol opening teads. Look only althe WeSI hand . Wnal would ' you lead against tour spades? · Tho deal arose during th' Gold Coast Congress in Queensland last February. (It is a tun tournament Go and play ·if · you can.} 8EfN · Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe We1l A bimonthly . from Down Under tiAV~ ~EC~NTLY Cell: 74D-41&-5047 Soutb Opening lead: ?? E·mail: captbill65®yahoo.com Owners : . Umberto- · Dealer: N orth Vulnerable: East-West 304·682·2645 Ph. OlildjEiderly cGre .__ _ _~.;..;;:;;;.:;:;.! . ~ . . . . . .. -~~-..---- Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting applications for a full · time Licensed Practical Nurse and/or Medical Asst LPN's must have current West Virginia license. Previous medical office · mym ot a Becllelors Da· gree, ·experience in comexperience or hospital related experience munlty leadership, compreferred. municatlons, public ratalions, lund raising, grant Send resumes to: writing, admlnlstraUve,· Pleasant Valley Hospital management and finan· c/o Human Resources clal skJIIs. Please submit 2520 Valley Drive information to: 00 Mcln· tyre Park District, Gatlia Point Pleasant. WV 15550 Or fax: 304-675-6975 or apply on-line at County Courthooae, t8 EOE 111411 mo. pd hod! 46 ForOII~ 48 Garoge 28 • 2 Racine, Ohio 740·247·2019 m1ke up lo $12.25 ett8r · tlx montha1 Streer, Gallipolis, • J 76 K 05 4 Stop & Compc1re :::~::~~~~~~Painting IIC:ifrYOCislon Locust 1262, 45631 • • A 10 • 9 5 • A Q tO 6 ":" An Excellent way to eam money. The New AVon, Buckeye Community. Services P.Q.Box 604 www,praUey.ors. •A l06t2 • 674 140·992·1811 EIHtricel & Plumbing · • Ouners Our belt ,.n'orrnera 0 Eul South •KQJ 762 Needed for yard work raking leaves,. fairly big Job. Call367-0889 . resume to: LICENSED PRAOICAL NURSE AND/OR MEDICAL ASSISTANT We1t • 9 5 • .Q J 8 • K J 32 ~~~-----:--. driving experience and adequate automobile insurance . $8.40/hr. after training. Send Help Wanted • Garages • ~omplete Remodeling Room Additions &- eo Deadline for applicants: 11 /25/08. Pre-e mployment drug testing. Equal Opponunity Employer •New Homes Remodeling Ntw01rage1 Ohio · valley HOille Health, Inc. hiring Home Health Aides. STNA, CNA, CHHA, PCA may apply at 1480 Jactcson Pike, Gallipolis, Ohio or phone 740..441 -1393 for more info. Competnlve wages, mileage reimburse~ent and benefits Including heallh insur· ance & much more. ~P~rtc:.;;e;::s;::R~ed:;:u;:.ced-:""::2~200 ~6 r 1, COSTUcnON 44 - boon for plilne• 51 C\a1m 15 One 55 ·Maria eq11nox Conchita 16 Fillel 56 Froth 11 Lion'tquany 57 Pr.,aruto 18 Dollop pounce 111 Chaotic 58 Doun't eat 19 Ofl WK73 • 95 .AQI 083 CAll US TODAY FOR REDUCED . WINTER RATES DEC.- FlB = ll Koan dleelpllne 43 Pigment 1 Monke' hood• 6 Simply awful 12 Loolte forw•d to 14 Sho lovod Lanctlol 8 t 3 • Sat. 8:00am· 12 We appreciate your business ::-~=;;;;;~=~;; •-:':=:=:~~~- lof)flL 8:00PM Nort (740) 992-5344 Mon-Fri . .8:00am · 4JO pm Gowmment & r _ __. ___ , (740)992·5639 Hours 7 :00AM · ROBERT BISSEU RV's - nin{1s & weekends 740-366·60t7 740-794-0460 Help Wanted . 740+19-2217 We service and winterize boats and icki CgallipoUscareerool· lege edu or f · It to · · ax • ' 740·446·4124. valid. driver 's li cense, three years good Jackson, OH 45640 45771 se rve. Inside S1orage S4.00flf Rentala month, · 2005 14x70 Mobile 740·992·3909 Leave Home, 2Bedroom, 2bath, ~M::,ess::::Jagt::e-~--.,... vinyl siding, stlingle rool, 3 bedroom house lo· thermapayne windOw, cated at t678 Lincoln 20ft.porch 74D-664-4356 · Heights, Pomeroy, $400 or 740-797-4356 loa month, $400. deposit, cated at Darwin. (740)742-t903 $26,000. ,;Th.;;re;:e;,;;Bd.;;;;h;;;ou_s_e-.,-M-id· Q7 Redman 16x72 2BR, dleport Ohio $360 2ba, ,all appliances, heat Mon tM , . no pets,$20o pump, $19000 . Must be d g moved. 740-245·5962 ep .. 740-5 1-0 195 Very nice 2 br. in Syra_- Govrimment funds availcuse, 2 & 3 ~. In able for home buyers Pomeroy, call who own land . .$0 down. (740)992·3702 Call ·toll free 877-Jt0-2577 for ' pre-ap3br, 2ba, Bradberry Rd. Mlddleport1 OH, Reier· ~pr~ov;:a~l.~~"!"""':"'~· • :;N encts ReqUired, No ew 3 Bed room hO mea Pets: · $-~50 from $214.36 per month, 304-675-3834 includes many upgrades, delivery & aet·up. 740·365·2434 Must have high school dipl oma or GED, 29670 Bashan Road Raclrle, Ohio • space i~ fin.t come fiht lo Bo<lroom ~Yilh delivery. Cali N"kt H 1 1p Want.cl- Gtn ral Pomeroy; 740·385-9621. . . I · Hills SE;If StoragP: menta. Call Valley Br~k . rairground s other than COncrela corpo rate OffiCB stated da1ed. Building t 6x80 2 bod 2 both, I 2000 t 6x70 2 bed t ~~.-..-.- - - , . . - bath 1 1999 16 2 Dominos now hiring safe • x dlivers at all localkm$. bed , 2. both goa, t t997 muat be tByrs old Apply t4x70 2 bed 2 both gas, In pe!aOn • • t 2002 16x80 3 bed 2 bath. Priced delivaJeQ - - - - - - blocked, leveled and an· choo'ad. Day Ph. 740·368·0000 .& 740-368·85t3 & Eve: ,£ ==='"""=""'";:::, WINTER STORAGE 41 Rx giver• 42 Phillip Alder ,.. .- .. ;::::~:::::;::..;~~..;_ r l t. . '' ACROSS 1aA hOuse $375 utilities ~7~40~-4?2~3-~97~2:::6:":!:::~~~ Fed,Ben, OT. Place bt are NOT Included. Refer- Great used ~6X80 three ad~ource, not affiliated ences reqUired. Gallipolis Bedroom new vinyl Sid- with USPS who hires. t 866 40'2582 area 709-t372. ing . $22,995.00. Will help .:,;; · ;;;;,; · ;:;;;,~;;,;;;;;,..,,. =:H:e;;lp:W:a:n:ted=:=;;..;=;;;H:;e;:;lp;W;;:a;;n:;ted;:;;o; NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE skllla such as welding a plus. ' Starting pay based on experience and dliv· 1ng record. Benefit& In· eluding health insurance, availat>lt after meeting emplo." ""'"t require· =G~rO<~I~o-uo~U-.vln~g""':'t-and~ -2 $500·$550 Bedroom Apts. at Village Manor and Riverside Apts . in Middlepon, hom $327 to $592. 7-'1 -0·992·5064. EqUal Housing Opportunity. : land or have .land or 2br. house In Mason have family land. Zero POST OFFICE NOW $325 man. + $325 dep. , Down Easy Financing. HIRING avg. Pay $20/hr no pets 304-882·3652. tall to be Pre·Oualilted. or $57Kiyr, includes 2, ·3 & 4 Homes, ' The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 www.mydailysentlnet.com . Fumished """"'""'""'""'""'""" No closing cost and Conome<dal ZERO DOWN!· Will do improvements . ;;=~~~~=- tanct 2 bay service station 1 Bankruptcy & Bad Credit Jackson Pike. Lease . OK. 2, 3, 4 and 5 bed. required. cau 44 6-3644 rooms available. far more info. 74D-446-33a4 ~~-.;..._ __ Jordan yellt!i . ~~~ A.PRJ l"o~ listings H00·620-4946 e~t R027 Landing 2BR & 3BR - - - - - - Available No Pets. ien· 1br.hous.e lg. kitchen, full ant Responsible for Rent blh, laundry rm. & stor·. &· Electric . 3a.t-674-0023 age. Oep & ref . no pets, o 304-StD-0776 r New Haven :""~~~-~~ 304-593-5076 1 · or Beech Slreet. Mkldle- 304-Bll2·3900. port, 2 bedroom furnished apartment, utili- 2 bedroom at Gar· ties paid, no pets, de- field. $400 rent $400 de& references, posit. WOFS provided. posit Wedne,sday, November 19, 2008 ALLEY OOP fresh painted, CIA, washroom W/ WID hookup. Water pd. S550/mo. 6t4-595-m3/&45·5953 ~~~"'!"'~~~ do 2740-446·t279 & 3 bedroom. Call :"""~~~-~Federal Funds just re · leased lor land Owners. lEASING 07 f'rix G6 Ft\110$,ll... . . ' . . ' ll7 ford l!lWUI S!l Ft\61511, ,.,, IJ7 Cho')' Tal!oo lT UllllluWI , . .... . . II fanllattgor Nlllllll• • ............, ..... II Matitwi'IMilt!IIIDIUnloo . II ford Elpltili11t """- new awl. new carpet, s- NOW r COL DriVers willing to drive lot local ready-mix company. Ell;perience Is pm· !erred but not necessary. Otlver muat be wiRing to Business space . for rent For Rent Mobile homes & lots , 423 Second ~.Ave . Call · (no pets) in Ashtof) WV 7~0 -446·4383 _;,;;;;;..;..;;..;;;,;;;;,_ _ _ 304-576-29<12 . Office building located in :;:N~ice~2B::!R~2~ba~th-m~obl~le Gallipolis OH 28 Cedar home for rent, S450 per Twin Rivers Tower is ac- St. Rent $450 mth . + de· monrtt + deposit. Call cep_ting applications for posit. 740-256-6661 740-645-8460 waiting list for HUD sub· HOUHS For Rent Scenic location, conven· sidiz~ . 1-BR apartment -;;;;.;;;;~........~ ient to towr:~ and a"ord lor the elderlyfdlsabled, ~ call Sl99/mo! 3 bed. 2 bath, able, 2 & 3 bedrooms. 67 6679 Bank Rcpo! (.5 '.t down, 15 ·available call Sun: . OSfonibpartrNt1171. ~oo• ····· ..... OS fard 1150 Xl! llllllii.ICI'....... M 06 Suu*i An! Mlltll.l'lnloo ....... .. BeautifU, 3SR in coun!Jy, brlvors - Open Span: ll.OOM WANTED: Pan-time positions available to assist individu als with menial retardation in Meigs County: 1) 35 hrs: 6 a-lip S/S 2) 25.5 hrs: Fri. 7:30p. Ra Sat; Sat 8p. 8 a 00 Fanll019" rf\754. . . .. .. . .. .. .. 01 h 11m If 1611\lll.ollo. .. ....... >OU , ... 02 Da9 Dalalo SXT rflllllh ... . 03 Jeep te.; rfll2711..... .." ... " .. 03 fan! C....l'id~Jia •tm• .. . 01 Ponliac Suo'in N117a. .. .. Qj Ottytilr ~ c-tiable HI • ."" Qj 0.., Trai!D UIWII N\7*. ,.,, • • ,.. Dri¥on • D.a..,1 ~~~~-~::Spring Valley Green · Apartme.nts 1BR for" rent $375 month. 740-446-1599 wood Dr., lrom $365 to $560. 740-446·2568. Equal Housing Opponunlty. This lnsti tutio;.. Is an " Equal Oppn~unity Pro· vlder and Employer. 98 Ory./«CirMII611161hi !ioio ... . " ...$5,999 01 ford Muiotg IUOII, ''·""l~ utnloo .$8,995 . 0A Cho')' lolo<h Carlo IIIIIDI~O:ollnloo .... j9,SB.i Qj Honda CMc llybtid 1161111111. ,w ' . ..19,999 HOliDAY SPECIAL Pat a lull security deposit and get your tirSt months Rent Free! At ~For Ront (i) 2&3BR 'and up. Cootral $269 $79 .,.,..~T~o~•;••~•o:u:•"':,.= Apanment available now 740-245-9170 Riverbend Apts. New 1-2 Bedroom Apartments Haven WV. Now accept- with appliances furnished On sUe laundry facility. tng applications lor HUO.subsidlzed, ooe Call for details or pidl up application al rental Bedroom Apts. Utililles office. Included. Based· on '30 % Possibility of rental of adjusted incom'e. Call assistance. 304-882·3121, available . Enual Housing for Senior and Disabled "' ORPor1unily people. TODit 419·526-0466 -:E=:L~L~M:"!V~IE=:W~A'::PT:=S- 98iitcol1 r.., Car•tlliD. 01 Toyota !acw!». Cab•191l11.1i"" '" . 01H)vodai Amnl GS "11140,~,t .... . """111Mnls/ pets. Ret. Req. 441.0245 CONVENIENTLY LO· CATED & AFFORD· ABLE! Townhouse apart· and/or small ments, houses for rent. Call 740.441-11 11 lor application & information. Wednesday, Nove.mber 19,2008 www.mydallysentlnel.com · IntrOduces you someone who turns out to be apeclal. ~IES (March 21·Aprl 19) - I{ you set . an example that otheta want to emulate, subOrdinates .will be quite willing to go the extra yards br you,11111 could be true even If you don't request n of them. TAURUS (Apri120-May 20)- You are tar mora pofHJiar than you are apt to gi~ youn~eH credl1 tor. This Is likely to be ver· lfied when you rtnd yot~raelf the center of attention wherewr you go. GEMINI (May 21 .June W) - Don't be afraid to let yoUr &lgnlflcanl Olher know how much you care about him or her. and don't be afraid to be demonstrative in front of others when you know 'how proud your .one.-and-on ly would be. CANCER (JUne 21.Juty 22) 1nStine1iv&ly, you'll know how to ease the tension betwetn. two friends whO have reached an lmpaaae; your common sense and sltHI as a peacemaker will get them chUCkling again. LEO (July .23·Aug. 2.2) - Devote your work ing hOtJr'8 to labora of love rather than taxing your anergy and patience on Insipid tl[lsks. Engaging In enjoyable ttttngs wll prove lo be mora profitable and mar. pleasant. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) - You pos· Nil a dtft touch to IHd and Jnsplre people. Bec8uie you uee thll rare gift so ]udlciOUity and lparingly. It'll m11ke an Impact on others that tht,Y won't rtadlly forgtl. LIBRA (Sopt. ~3-0ct . 23) - It yau'ro placed In a lUdtl'lhlp roll, ~~your he~rt rule your hlad tn all matters that apply to fln,tly or to lt'tOH who nave gone out or their way lo htiJ> VOU · ·.SOUP TO NOTZ . "I believe," gnunps mused, . ·~hai the th!Jtgs people discard tells more about them tltnn the things --·- --· ." Complete fhtr cloutkle quoi>d by filling io tlie misalng wor<!s . . you develop from step No. 3 below. : - 8 PiiNT NUMBEiEO t EllERS iN SOUAlEI ' SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS 11118/08 Damage - Harem - Ninth - Celtic - IMMEDIATE • . "lnspirati0n," lequml die author, "never goes for along tenn, but it demands immcdi&le AC110N." ARLO&JANIS c;\'\oo! �.Pqe B6 •. The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, November 19•. 2008 Ward not worrying about possible Bengals revenge · -PITISBURGH (AP) If the Cincinnati Bengals are seeking retribution for liis hit that broke linebacker Keith Rivers' jaw last !llonth, Hines Ward said t!tey know where to find him Thursday night. ·Revenge factor or not, the Pittsburgh Steelers wide r!lcei ver expects it will be the Bengals ..,- as usual ~ tbat end up getting the worst of the AFC North matchup physically. "I always keep my head on a swivel," .Ward said Tuesday. "It's football .... Their heads should be on a swivel." · · Some Bengals players hinted at payback after · Ward 's block ended Rivers' season during Pittspurgh's 38-10 victory on Oct. 1.9. .. Rivers, who can't oppose Ward again until next seaspn, said, " You reap what you sow. What goes around comes around." The Bengals ramped qown such talk Tuesday, no doubi trying to prevent any distractions during a short work week before a rivalry game. · "It's all part of the game . Injuries happen," linebacker Brandon Johtlson said. "The only thing I have ttow is just the 'passion fqr . the rivalry. Getting a win is IllY incentive . I'll see him . If he's standing between me Lewis issued no such apoland a W, that's my incen- ogy after ending Steelers rookie running back tive ." Ward developed the repu - Rashard Mendenhall's seatation of being an uncom- son by causing a severe monly physical blocker for shoulder injury. Ward said. Ward was blocking on a a receiver early in his 11season career and has kept pass reception by tight end it, and players around the Matt Spaeth when he levleague - not just those in eled Rivers , who· was comCincinnati - dislike him. ing from a different angle . bisliking him is one in pursuit of the play. NFL vice president Ray thing , Ward said, but calling him dirty is unfair. Anderson said during a "To label me as dirty or a visit to Pittsburgh last cheap shot, if you're worry- month that the rules regarding about a little 200- ing hits like Ward's might pounder, a 32-year-old be reviewed . wide receiver, I take that as "I continue seeing those a compliment," Ward said. blocks, they 've been going Following the Steelers' on the entire age of foot11 -10 victory Sunday over ball," Ward said. "There's San Diego, Ward said some nothing cheap about it. ... If Chargers players told him I really was trying to butt they stayed away from his Rivers , I would have gone territory to avoid the risk of low on him,and tried to take IDJury. . , · out his knee." "I'm not going to change · To Ward, his biggest because of the threat some- worry witl-1 the Bengals (!body is going to get me 8-1) is they will be playing back," Ward said. "Every the Steelers (7-3) with little game, there's somebody time for preparation after trying to get me. I'll apolo- only three days off, not gize for the guy being out whether they're targeting the whole year, Rivers, but him . "They don't have anythere 's nothing I can do about it . I'm not going to thing to lose . They'll go for apologize for the way I play it on fourth-and-3 , fourththis game. Nobody's going and-2. They 'll do the tricK to apologize to me if I g~t plays," Ward said. "They'll knocked out going over the blitz the house." Ward is coming off his middle." Ravens linebacker Ray two best games of the sea- son, making II catches for 124 yards against San Diego and eight for 112 yards against Indianapolis. Still. he remains confused about several of his three holding calls against the Chargers. . On one play, Ward said, the referee complimented him for a good block, while another official . said he made the officials look bad by acting as if he were holding before releasing the opposing player. The holding calls, among 115 yards in Pittsburgh penalties,. were part of tile reason the Steelers were held without a touchdown despite · outgaining San Diego 410-213 . Home for the Holidays edition inside today's Sentinel . Pittsburgh Stealers wide receiver Hines Ward smiles alter making a catch during the second quarter of an NFL foot· ball game against th.e Washington Redskins on Monday, Nov. 3 In Landover, Md. the Marcelo Lajterman Memorial Scholarship. The ·placekicker and punter from Lyndhurst, NJ ., was 19 when he died in the crash along with 74 others. · Lajter-man 's family recent- 1y presented a $1,000 check to the foundation . The fund wjl( become endowed when a minimum of $15,000 is received , Until then, the foundation will support a yearly $1,000 merit scholarship. Youkilis (.312, .29, 115) was third with 20 I points and Mauer (.328, 9, 85) was fromPageBl next with 188 points. White Sox star Carlos after earning the Rookie of Quentin, who was leading the Year award, joining Cal the AL with 36 home runs Ripken Jr. and Ryan when he broke his right Howard. wrist in an act of frustration, Morneau got seven first- was fifth with 160 points. place votes and had 257 Rodriguez, who went 62points , and Youkilis and for-69 in save chances and Twins catcher Joe Mauer recently filed for free each got a pair of first~place agency, drew 143 points. votes. Rodriguez drew the Texas slugger Josh other first· place nod and Hamilton, who made a came in sixth. remarkable recovery from Morneau , the 2006 AL drug addiction to resume his MVP winner, hit .300 with career, was seventh and fol2.3 home runs and 129 RBis lowed by last year's winner, in helping the Twins reach a · Yankees star Alex one game playoff for the Rodriguez. · AL Central, which they lost Tampa Bay fust baseman to Chicago. Carlos Pena came in ninth, the top vote-getter from the AL champions. The Rays beat Boston in Game 7 of theALCS . Morneau earned $75,000 for. his MVf finish and Mauer, Youk11is and Pena got $25 ,000 each. The AL MVP was the last . of . the major BBWAA awards presented this year. Albert Pujols won the NL MVP award Monday and last week Cliff Lee and Tim Lincecum won Cy Youngs, Joe Maddon and Lou Piniella were picked as Managers of the Year and Evan Longoria and Geovanny Soto were the iop rookies. .MVP James from PageBl quickness, at his size, is pretty unheard of," said Nets rookie forward Ryan Anderson, who got a chance to face James . "The things he can do is pretty amazing. He is so athletic , and he's 69. He is an incredibly talented gu(' Tra1ling most of the first half, Cleveland got within three points at the half and then blew things open in the third quarter, outscoring New Jersey 28-13. Williams tied the game with a 3-pointer off an assist by . James. West put Cleveland ·ahead with a 3pqinter from Williams and Williams nailed a 3-pointer off another James assist. West, who scored 12 of his 16 points in the quarter, then capped the 12-0 spurt, hining another 3-pointer off a Williams' assist. .Cleveland led 77-65 at ihe end of the third quarter and Daniel Gibson iced the game, converting a fourpoint play to open the final quarter. Notes: James (23 years, 323 days) replaced Kobe Bryant as the youngest player to score 11,000 points when he hit a jump shot late in the first quarter. Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers was 25 years, 99 days when he got 11,000 .... Cavs coach Mike Brown seemed to pull a hamstring retrieving a loose ball in the game · ... Cleveland outrebounded New Jersey 50-39 and blocked eight shots. The good-natured Wells is a happy-go-lucky kid who everyone on the team seems to like . Smith said off the field Wells is a "goofball" - joking with upper- and underclassmen alike. At the same time, his teammates know that the ·impending decision on a pro career - keep in mind, he's one of l_l kids - is weighmg on li1m. "It will come down to what he wants in his heart ," said . cornerback Malcolm Jenkins, who could have gone in the first round of the draft last year but electod to return for his senior season. "He could easily go to the NFL next year. He's played well enough in college to do Beanie fromPageBl opponent, too. "When I'm out there, I feel as if I bring a presence to the field and a sense of energy to the team," he said. Wells, who missed three games earlier in the season with a foot injury, piled up 143 yards on 24 carries in last we~k 's 30:20 win at illinois. Perhaps the high· light-reel play of the season for the Buckeyes took place when Wells vaulted Illinois safety Donsay Hardeman it appeared he was a good 4 feet off the ground as the mystified defender disap- it." peared und~r him, grabbing Especially in the biggest games. at air - on a 25-yard run . • Prinled on .)II C 1-: :-..: I'S • \' ol. ;;_fl. :'\ o . •J-t SPORTS · • Lewis not running on empty. See Page 81 I Ill RS ll \\ . :'\ 0\ I · :\I B 1-: R :w, 2008 tOO % ""l Recycled Newspri.Dt ~' Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio AP Photo . ·~ '"'" .m\ll.litys<•nti nd .w m Pomeroy receives grant for pond work · Bv CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFUCHOMYDAILYSENTINELC.OM POMEROY - ·Meigs County has received another Nature Works Grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) for improvements to the Mulberry Avenue pond near · Beech Grove Cemetery. The Wednesday announcement of projects . receiving grants in 58 Ohio counties i1i the amount of $1.7 million for improve- ment to outdoor recreation included 'one for Meigs County. It is in the amount of $7,319 for Pomeroy 's Mulberry Avenue pond rehabilitation and improvements to that site. The use specitication for the new grant money is "rehabilitation of the pond by removing tree debris, rehabilitating existing and constructing new accessible walking paths on two foot bridges , and construction of an accessible wooden deck . Previous Nature Works Jim Smith who was grants for ·work at that site · named chairman of the total $7,500. Pomeroy Pond Restoration Fund by Mayor John Mosser said Mayor Musser earlier this this gives the village · year has been persistent in $15,000 in grants and with making contacts with age nthe 25 percent required cies asking for money so the match, a total of $20,000 on work can more forward. He the project. frequently fishes at the He estimates that the pond, knows the interest of entire project of planned othersjn fishing there. and improvements to the site has ~een Cl)lling for will cost $40,000, but said improvements for several after announcement of the years now additional grant money that Over th~ years Smith has this "gives us a good stan." written several letters to Governor Ted Strickland and the Ohio Depanment · of Natural · .Resources appealing for grant money, and more recently has written . to the National , Audobon Society and The David and Lucile Packard Foundation asking cons id~ eration for grants. ' Smith is now in the process of soliciting dona~ tions from businesses iti Meigs c . .. ounty. Earlier thl~ ·~ Please see Grant. AS ·, Bench dedication set at Jibrary Marshall scholarship honors 1970 crash victim HUNTINGTON, W.Va . (AP) - A Marshall football player killed in the 1970 plane crash is being bonored b:t the university. · The Marshall University Foundation has established River .City Players plan 'A Look Back,' A2 Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENTIIMYDAILYSENTINELCOM . 'Community Giveaway' : set for Saturday POMEROY - A love of reading often begins in childhood when parents take Bv BETH SERGENT the time to recite a bedtime BSERGENTIIMYDAILYSENTINEL. GoM story and this Sunday this love of reading willl)e celePOMEROY - The annu.Page AS brated with the dedication of al Community Giveaway at a brass bench in memory of • Jan Durst, 70 the Mulberry Community Ted and Nancy Reed . Center is set for 9:30 a.m. The ceremony/open house this Saturday. is planned for 1-3 p.m ., The giveaway has become. Sunday at the Pomeroy an annual tradition original· Library. Refreshments will ly started by churches in the be served. Upper Sandusky area whicn Pat Holter ·and Doug colleCts donations of every: Little of the Meigs County thing from food to the Library Board will speak . kitchen sink and then delivrHw~ter, ser>~ed with ,)vir. , -~~f1~t~:;~~ . ers them via a semi-truck io uurmg his tenure on ·1;the people of Meigs County. the and she described · who may be in need. · him as being a very active and involved member. Dee Radar of God's NET. Holter said Mr. Reed was on which is . located at th.e Mulberry Community the board from 1971 until the time of his death and Center. said the truck is after the more recent passapproximately due at 9:30 ing of his late wife Nancy, a.m. but it may be a littl~;, friends made donations in later, it all depends on the lieu Of flowers in her name drive down from Upper to be left to the library. Sandusky. Like before. those Holter said the hoard had who help unload the truck been talking about a bench will be first in line to pick for the children and the items the truck delivers. • Updating tables. money left to the library So just what will be on See Page A2 seemed like a good fit. Since the truck~ Courtney the money was d9nated. in Frederick, who has Men • Tellabration coming Nancy's memory; she was helping to organize the to Mipdleport Saturday. the inspiration behind the giveaway in . Upper See Page A2 statue which sits on the brass Sandusky. said furniture, bench. The statue features a food, clothing. heavy • DAR members learn mother reading to a child coats, toys and other mis-: about Native Americans. who is sitting on her lap. The cellaneous items will be See Page A3 bench sits on the front porch delivered. · : of·the Pomeroy Library. · ~ Holly Berry Festival Frederick said it isn't jusi The bench's dedication churches of every denomi~ 1-eturns to Marshall. plaque reads "In memory nation involved in collecP See Page AS of Ted and Nancy Reed, ing items but the gener<J Beth SergenVphoto education is a life long public in the Uppe.S: Natalie Harris, 5; Pomer9y, takes a seat on the new, brass bench outside the Pomeroy Sandusky area. FredericK journey." The public is . invited to · Library fe11turing a mother reading to a child. An open house/dedication ceremony for the • Please see Giveaway, AS: bench, dedicated to the late Ted and .Nancy .Reed, will be held on Sunday. the ded1cation. . WEATHER • 0BTIUARIES welcomes Boanl Certified Orthopedic: SurJeon Dr. Bruce Haupt, formerly of Mountain Pride Orthopedic:& iJI. Charle&ton, West Virgillia. Dr. Haupt apeclaUzes iJI. . all upeeh of Orthopedic: Suqery, iJI.cJudlal bone fnctarel and total joint replal:ement. He II a«omplishecl in Sports Medicine, Computer Navlptecl Total Joint Replacement S111p1y uul LJmb Recoastnu:d...-e SUJ'Iery iJI.dudfnJ tlte Dizarov Bone Len&theah•J Tedmiqae. He II n:ow atcepdq all OrthopecJic patients at Holzer Clinic iJI. Galllpolls and Holzer Clink South Charleston. ' Accem 740. . .5401 . Now New Patients INSIDE . Annual kickoffheld.f or 2009 United Fund drive:. . BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICHOMYDAiLYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - A goal of $9,000 for the 2009 United Fund drive was annunced at the annual meeting of the United Fund for Meigs Detalla on Page AS County held recently at the Meigs County Historical Society's annex. Sue Maison, vice ·president, stressed that I 00 percent of all donations are disa Sl!CTioNS- ta PAoFS tributed to the funded agenAnnie's Mailbox cies in Meigs County. She introduced the board memCalendars bers, George Hawley. Lesa Quickel, Luzon McQuaid, Submitted photos Sue Maison accepts an AEP Connects grant for the United Classifieds Julie Houston, Tom Reed, ·Jlrri Snodgrass of Peoples Bank, Middleport, presents a Fund of Meigs County. The grant from American Electric Jim Snodgrass, and Chloris check for $1,000 for the United Fund for Meigs County to Power was given in honor of AEP retiree Chloris Gaul~ Comics Gaul-McQuaid. McQuaid's significant volunteer service. Sue MaiS<?n· vice president. Editorials The funded agency representatives were introduced County Historical Society. · Gaui-McQuaid's significant hours donat;d by AEP schools and nonprofit orga-. Obituaries and each gave brief remarlcs employees and retirees and nizations meet the chal ~ At the meeting , Peoples volunteer service. regarding their agency or .The AEP Connects pro- the1r families were made · lenges of fulfilling important Places to go Bank representative Jim organization. They include Snodgrass from the gram recognizes the com- last year across AEP's II·- • human needs." Morris said. B Section the Sports Meigs County Middleport Branch. pre- mitment of AEP employees state service territory. Maison thanked GaulCooperative Parish, God's and retiree, co their comn1u"Although no monelary McQuaid for serving as the sented Maison with a corpo· Weather Net, Meigs County Cancer rate check of $1000 to kick- nities and supports causes grant can compare 10 the organization's secretary fori Initiative, Inc., Meigs County off the campaign. . that are important to them, value of the time our the last four years and fo~ C ooo8 Ohio Volley Publl$hlna Co. Council on Aging-RSVP Also presented into the according to Michael G . .employees and retirees give her volunteer service to th< Director, Holzer Hospice, United Fund was an AEP Morris. chairman , president to worthwhile causes, the group and AEP for its mon~ grant from and chief executive officer. $150 grants made by this etary .contributiol• to th\' Serenity House, Meigs Connects Humane Society, Riverbend American Electric Power in More t~an 780 grants repte- _program in the na_mes of United Fu':ld and their su~ -: • Arts Council 'and the Meigs ihonor of AEP retiree Chloris senting 130,000 volunteer .;-AEP volunteers w1ll help pon m Me1gs County. INDEX . ... ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 19, 2008 connolly