https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f2f36d97070693cc54099646a0c4d671.pdf 42eaa629406c0b441ecea7bcb238d27d PDF Text Text Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel .. www .mydailysentinel.com '' Tuesday, December 30, 2008_ No major changes for bad Bengals I ·I .~INCINNATI (AP) Another four-w in season jolted the Cincinnati Bengals back to reality. fn ,coach Marvin Lewis' sixth season, the Bengals found themselves back in the ' had old days. They started Q-8. They fini shed last in the league in offense. They headed intp the offseason with a mess · on their hands. Any chance of change? There are going to be a lot of changes on the roster, particularly · on offense. The Bengals have a lot of decisions to make about their running backs. their receivers and their offensive line . Do they trade Chad Ocho Cinco after a subpar season? Do they use their franchise tag on receiver . T.J. Houshmandzadeh? Do they try to keep running back Cedric Benson'' In that sense. change is coming. But what about the bigger issues, the ones that have held the franchise back for 18 years? Is owner Mike Brown going to hire a general manager, turn the team over to someone with a respected football background, and let Lewis have more say in what goes on? ·Of course not. In the most important ways, there will be no significant change. While other underachieving teams fired their coaches and general managers on Monday. the Bengals went about planning for next year. Lewis has two years left on ·his contract and is working for a boss who doesn't want to pay someone to do nothing. Fire the general manag-· er? The Bengals don 't even hav ~ one. Brown makes the decisions . So, there's no reason to expect significant change in an organization that has produced only one winning season in the last 18 years. What about more superficia! change that gets the team back to at least being competitive? That could happen. During their descent to 4Il - l , the Bengals showed improvement on defen se that was more than offset by the offense's implosion. The defense finished 12th overall, while the offense came in last in the league . " It was nowhere near where our.season needed to be ," said quarterback Carson Palmer, who played in only four games because of an elbow injury. "It was huge disappointment." The overriding question of the offseason involves Palmer's right elbow, which has a ligament and tendon partially torn from · the bone. Instead of getting reconstructive surgery, Palmer chose to rest the elbow for two months and see if it healed. He threw in practice last week and reported no prob!ems, an indication the plan is working. Unless he has a setback, he ought . to be ·ready for offseason workouts. · "I've had another MRI," Palmer sa id. "I'll get the results back this week . I'll be ready to roll in the offseason and keep throwing and keep training , hopefully · wtlh no flaws and no surgery." If Palmer is back, the offense could be tompetitive. "He means a lot," receiver Chris Henry said. "It's a totally different game when he's out there, He's great, man. He makes everything so much easier when he's out there." The Bengals have to decide who's going to be a out there with him. The offensive line was expected to be one of the team's strength s, given its depth and experience. It struggled in preseason, when Palmer was hit often and broke hi s nose, and didn't get much tletter ·w~en the season began. It crumbled when injuries set in . ·· " It was a perceived st-rength . but it wasn't a strength," Lewis said. Both starting tackles Levi Jones and Stacy Andrews - ended the season hurt . Jones has been limited by various injuries the last few years, and Andrews tore ligaments in his right knee during t.he second-to-last game. He' ll have reconstructive surgery next week . Wi.th the line in flux , the offense went nowhere. Quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick - an unrestricted free agent - finished as the team's secondleading rusher with his scrambles~Benson signed a one-year deal in late September, ])ad three 100yard rushing games, and AP.photo . will likely test free agency. That's not the end of it. · Cincinnati Bengals running back Cedric Benson · (32) Houshn\andzadeh, who leaves the field after they defeated the Kansas City Chiefs tied for the league lead in 16-6 in an NFL football game on Sunday in C.incinnati. ·catches last season and was Benson ran for 111 yards and one touchdown in the game. by far the team's MVP this ficial for the entire team." Cincinnati had only 17 year, also is a free agent. Ocho Cinco tried to get sacks in 16 games. The Bengals could use traded last offseason "- he "We' ve got to get some t~eir franchise tag to keep says he'll keep quiet this more firepower," Zimmer h1m_for one year, an expen- time around - and had a said Monday . "We've got sive move that would make subpar performance when to rush the passer a lot bethim bristle . he returned. With two years ter. We've got to get more "It (shows) no intention left on his contract, this pressure on the quarterof signing you to a long- would be the time to trade back. That's obvious." term deal," him, if the Bengals become With an easier schedule Houshmandzadeh said. so inclined . next season, the Bengals "And it doesn 't make the The defense finally got could return to the average team better. If you fran- better this year under first- status they've attained in chise me, I'm not going to year coordinator Mike four of their six seasons win games for you ·by Zimmer, movmg up from under Lew1s - 8-S three myself. We have so many · near the bottom to 12th. ·'tiD;Ies and 7-9 once. · other holes to fill. If you The main thing lacking Around these parts, that franchise me , it's not bene- there is a pass rusher .- . would pass for change. OSU, Longhorn~ land in desert 2009 Calendar 1 • PHOENIX (APJ - Texa$ and Ohio State arrive4 Monday to begin Fiesta Bowl preparations, and tht Buckeyes didn't wish the}! were somewhere else. "We are so excited to be here." Buckeyes coach ~im Tressel said after step_pm8 off the team's charter fligh} from ·Columbus on a sunn~. 60-degree mornin_g. "For whatever ·reason , I m more excited about this one thai\ any . other ga!"!le I've eve~ been a part of. . The third-ranked Longhorns (Il-l) landed a few hours later, and they said . all the right things about looking forwa~d to n~JC.t Monday mght s meeung with the No. 10 Buckeyes ( 10-2) in nearby Glendale. : But if Texas had its ·druthers, its flight woul<l have been bound fur South Florida, site of the Bowl Championship Series tit!~ game. ': · The Longhorns finished il) Q three-way tie atop th~ rugged Bi~ 12 South and thought the•r 10-point victo! ry over .Oklahoma shoul4 have earned them the nod over the Sooners. Bu! Oklahoma was declared th~ division winner on a BCS standings tiebreaker, and the Sooners rip~d Missouri il) the Big 12 11tle game to earl! a· trip to the natipnal titli · game. .,_ ·r, · On the day the BCS sele.~ lions were announced, Texa$ coach Mack Brown said it was time for his team to move forward. On Monda)&. his players said they ha4 done that. • "Our main focus is th6 Fiesta Bowl," said line~ backer Brian nrakpo, who won the Nagurski, Lombardi and .Hendricks Awards. "It'$ a great bow I game to be in:!. We put all that BCS stuff to .. the side and now ·we have td take care of Ohio State." -, · This is only the third meet! ing of the tradition-l.ade~;~ powers , with Texas winning m Columbus in 2005 . and Ohio State taking th6 rematch in Austin one yea( later. • • Additional scenes from the Bridge of .Honor opening, A2 inside today's Sentiriei · • ~ Printed on 100% Recycled New•prlnl ~..., Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ' \n ]l:\1-:Sil •\\ . lll · ( " l·. \ll~l-.l{ :~ 1 . :.!OIIX :;o ( "1.:\ IS • \'ol. ;;1-!. :\o. 1:.!:.! . '""' ·""daii)St' nli•wl.•·om SENTINEL PRINTS ON THURSDAY The Daily Sentinel will be published on New Year's Day, but its offices will be closed. Regular office hours resume Friday. I SPORTS • Southern wins consolation game agalnl!l Hannan. ' ,.. BY BET~ SERGENT §eePageBl BSEAGENTOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - With a mix of and · enthusiasm, disbelief . motorists were finally .permitted to drive across the new Bridge of Honor yesterday morning following a ribbon cutting ceremony, The new b~ ~gi;~(j~~~~1 ·,the Pomeroy MilSon1 1928, .the i ,, Silver · ~ari!~~~;:;:;liit~~ was. J ,, ' tion for the Bridge of Honor will' span \Viii certainly be a wonderful be held in the spring. . ' economic development tool for Christi Mash of the Governor's this region ." . Office of Appalachia .represented · Paul Mattox, West Virginia Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland and · Secretary of Transportation and began the ceremony by acknowl- Commissioner of the West edging the three honorees the Virginia Division of Highways bridge is dedicated to , the late represented West Virginia Gov. Staff Sgt. Jimmy Stewart, Cpl. Joe Manchin at the ceremony. Edward A. ·sennett and Gen. "This is an important link James Hartinger. Mash the . between Pomeroy and Mason .and ·bridge not only honors but allows the states to compete in a all·the men and . global economy," Mattox remarked, adding a collaborate and ,continue to and the approach between the two states ·· was crucial for a project of this " .,.. ...\. scope to succeed and to . further . ~',; deve:lop local Meigs Coun~y ~ick Davenport C<\llleq a, "focal pqlnt lor y,ears to · l Pomeroy Mason Bridge connect~d these communities for quite some time and now this new ·bridge continues that bond." Several speakers spoke of the beautiful aesthetic of the new bridge and Pomeroy Mayor John Musser remarked a friend recently said, "This is the type of bridge you see built in big cities, not in Pomeroy." Musser then said: "This is truly a significant day for our communities of Pomeroy, Middleport, Mason and the suri:o~~C~~~ communities." · also recognized fonner Department of fn1~~~t~~!i~~~ Deputy Director 0BITUARIFS -fageA5 : • Car1os Harris, 45 ~· Kenneth Shuster, 40 • Thelma Walton, 90 INSIDE FamilY,' Medicine: .:.friend . is 'dead wrong' llbout driving drunk. ·,.See Page A3 . • Corps names Motz Ji,.V Chief of Internal · RE!IIiew. See Page AS .. WEATHER 2008 considered good year, dev~lopmerit-wise BY BRIAN J. REED BAEEDOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM Detlllla on Plge A3 2008 Cllevy Malibu, VB, Tift, Cruise, ~. 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Meigs County is fortunate to have development projects expected 10 produce additional JObs by the end of tbe new year, Meigs County Economic Development Director Perry Varnadoe said. Meigs County is in a better economic position as it enters 2009 than it was a year ago. 2008 has been a big year. In the next r,ear, at least 200 jobs should be available to·qualified coat miners and other mine-industry workel)l. Finally, the new ·Bridge of Honor is O!l~llflto traffic traveling between Pomt;roy and ason., W.Va. A new community college and higher learning cehter is now allowin~ students to learn job skills and earn degrees wtthoutleaving the county's borders. Sales tax ' is up by over $80,000 for the·year. · Gatling Coal eo,expects its ptJeraticin in Sutton ThWtlship to begin producing coal early in 2009. The American Munciv.aJ Power-Ohio Plant in Letart Th_wnshiJ? will ~ely award a .contrac~ for constructloo of 1ts plant m the same time penod. The coal mine operation should be employing 200 coal miners by tl!e end of 2009, Varnadoe said. The Rio Grande Meigs Center, opened earlier this year, is training coal miners for those and other mining jobs. ,. .._ - DllliDpMUII. AS New bridge unites communities, lives Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENTCIMYDAILYSENTINEL.C9M POMEROY As ;Rev. Bob Robinson gave the invocation at yesterday 's ribbon cutting ceremony for the Bridge of Honor, he reminded those gathered that the river banks held "silent stories of humans and events." Some of those humans, from both sides of the Ohio River, gathered for yesterday 's special event to share their stories which were connected by the new bridge. Josephine Donohue of Chester was there not just as a spectator but to represent her late brother, Staff Sgt. Jimmy Stewart who was formerly of West Columbia, W.Va. Stewart is one of the three honorees of the Bridge of Honor. ''I' m proud of him," Donohue said. "I'm glad they remembered my brother." Donohue said the day was bittersweet because her brother wasn't there and her mother, Ethel M. Stitt formerly of Middleport, had passed away earlier this year on March 19. Donohue joined state and local officials in cutting the ribbon to open the bridge. Much wa~ said about the bridge's Beth Sergentlphoto contribution to economic development · Resl~ents from both sides of the Ohio River gather ort~ on both sides of the Ohio River. new Bridge of Honor for a ribbon cutting ceremony that Current Jackson County Economic began with the Pledge of Allegianc!lled by members of lhe Please ... unlt.d. As · Pomeroy, Middleport and. New Haven American Legions. . ' , . ., �.. Page.A2 COMMUNITY .The Daily Sentinel PageA3 BYTHEBEND .The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, December 31,2008 COMMUNITY CORNER :Happy New. Year Wednesday, December 31,2008 · ANNIE'S MAILBOX ·If parents pay, leave it alone BY KATHY MITCHELL I am ready to pack my Sara is an only child who said his beautiful wife had So·here it is the last day of bags , but I don't want .to . AND MARCY SUGI'R is idolized by her parents gained 100 pounds in two 2008 and you're sitting on cause more upheaval for my and , in their eyes, can do no years. It felt as though he . the couch munching on Dear Annie: My husband kids. I have been very vocal · wrong. I llave tried count- was married to an alcoholic. s~lty potato chips and sipand I have been marrifd for about his dishonesty and his less times to talk with her I. too. had an addictive . pmg a sugar-laden soft two years. I recently found parents ' enabling behavior. about this . but she becomes relationship with food . 1 • drink. Broke, defensive and insists I am found a way to live a happiout he has been using his What next? • It's your last big fling, Charlene parents' credit card for· Broken anjl Distrusting . · hypersensitive .. She can't er life through Overeaters · you think, because . come Hoeflich. years. When I saw their card Dear Broke: Who is pay- see how this alienates our Anonymous, and have been tomorrow you'll tackle that a year ago, I asked about it ing the bill for these charges? friends . I don't know how a normal weight now for resolution to eat better and and was told it was only for Is it possible your husband is else to make it clear that her ove'r 20 years. OA is based . less and to exercise 1110re. emergencies. But, Annie, in buying things for his par- actions .are' unacceptable . on the same 12 steps as . With each new year the past two months he has ents? We agree that your bus- Out of Patience in the Alcoholics Anonymous . , comes hope for something under Sponsorship of the Big charged almost $2,000 to band should be sharing this Southeast · There are meetings in · better - particularly after Bend Minstrel Association. their account. I asked ·what information with you, but if Dear Out of Patience: almost every community. reflecting on things accomOver the years she . has. he spent the money on and his parents are footing the Sara never . learned proper C.M. in California . plished and not during the maintained contact · with he claims . he doesn't bill, we'd leave it alone. If, social interaction and does- · Dear C .M .: Overeaters past year - accompanied several of us who were remember. He won' t give however, the money is com~ n 't understand what she is Anony molls has he! ped by a Lieterrnination to make involved with that produc- me the credit card state- ing from your family doing wrong or how to fix many of out readers· who this new year more produc- · tion, but especially Betty. ment. He said , "It's between finances, ·you are entitled to · it. She becomes defensive ·have food addictions. The · , tive than the old one, to pur- She currently lives in Los me and my parents," and his know what's going on .. because you are criticizing address is Overeaters . sue long held d~ams, to. Angeles, travels extensively · mother agrees·.· DeQr Annie: My wife , her. Try a different tac.k. Anonymous '(oa.org), P.O . ·.: adopt a healthier lifestyle, in her career as a casting · We both work full time. "Sara," is a bright, educated Explain lovingly that she Box 44020, Rio Rancho, . and to do more for the ben- · agent, sings opera, and fre- While money is tight , we woman and a successful has many interesting things NM 87174-4020. efit of others. quently returns to visit her have a decent income. I attorney. She hasmany fine to 'ay, but other people need Annie's Mailbox il· writBut remember changing mother, no\'1 94 , who lives have asked him repeatedly qualities, but she. is a con- to have a tum as well. The ten by Kathy Mitchell and . habits of many years does - in Bexley. to work with me on a bud- versutional bully. She has a . most polished conversation- Marcy Sugar, longtime edin't come easy. Be not disLaude Lee told Betty she get. but he won't. I am out- · terrible habit of interrupting alists are also the best lis- tors of the . Ann Landers couraged. While the most was going through some old raged. He continued to take ·people and cutting them off teners and they make the column. Please e-mail your ; determined of us may sue- papers about that pageant money out of our joint m mid-sentence . . other person feel like the questions· to anniesmail. ceed in keeping all our reso - held in Pomeroy and her account while ru~in~ up : T?is is . really causing a center of attention. She box@comctlSt.net, or write . lutions, the rest of us will contacts here afterwards, these btlls. Where ts It all stram on our marriage. I am needs to know how much to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. probably keep just o.ne or and just wanted to tell her going? Either he is charging constantly embarrassed by more attractive.and gracious .Box 118190, Chicago, IL ·maybe two. Think of that how much .the faith of items he shouldn't,or charg- her rudeness, which has she is, not only to you hutto 60611. To find out more : not as failure, but . as friends in Pomeroy had ing basics and using the cash caused harm to our relation- · others, when she focuses · about Annie's· Mailbox, · progress. meant to her as she made for something he shouldn't. ships with other couples. attention away from herself. and read features by other ••• her . way to · the Miss . I don't understand why his When she behaves like this, If. she refuses to work on Creators Syndicate writers • New Year's Day is America crown. parents are protecting him she becomes completely this , ask . her to discuss it and cartoonists, visit the - always special for Carolyn . mstead of encouraging him · unattractive to me and she with a c.ounselor. . Creators Syndicate Web - Korh, and tomorrow she For more than 30 years to be open with me. senses as much. Dear Annie: "In Distress" page at www.creators.com. will celebrate 13 years of my late husband,Bob, wrote · - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - . - - - - - life made possible by a "Beat of the Bend" for this ' heart transplant. newspaper. Each one of It was nn the ·morning of those columns ended with · , Jan. I, 1995, Carolyn in • critical need of a transplant · got the call from University with smiley faces on cards ' Hospital that a donor heari and·stationary, even a,t-shirt, Question: I have a friend · liquor, a bottle of beer or a Guests should not · be per- of . somebody who leaves had been found . . suaded to drink, nor ridiculed your party drunk. and an accent piece in a bou- 111ho boasts that he can glass of wine. Today she and her hus- quet of flowers. drink more than the aver· Given this fact, a good, if they choose not to. Serve On behalf of all of us· at : band, George who live on There .was a little yellow age person and not be · conservative rule of thumb plenty of snacks and encour- the Ohio University College ; Jones Road, enjoy a com- · card he carried in his wallet drunk. He says he can is that you should not drive age snacking. As the party of Osteopathic Medicine , : fortable and active lifestyle. for many years titled sim- actually drive better after if you have had more than . starts to wirt<l down. put the I'd like to wish all my readAnd every day, but especial-· ply ''A Smile" picturing a finishing off a six pack. one drink for each two hours alcohol away and serve cof- ers and their families a very lyon New Year's Day, they . smiley face. It listed, no Could this possibly be true?. at a· party. According to a · fee or other non-alcoholic Happy New Year in 2009. count their blessings and author so I take liberty in Are regular drinkers recent study by the National . beverages. Coffee does not Here's to your health' celebrate life. sharing it with you on this moreimmunetotheeffects Highway Traffic · Safety counteracttheeffectsofakoFamily Medicine® is a ••• New Year's E.ve. of alcohol? · Administration, 12,998 pea- hoi , but a long period of weekly column. To submit : Hearing from old friend~ "A smile is something How should I h(lndle him pie died in alcohol-rebited socializing without alcohol queslions, write to Mal1haA. :is one of the best gifts of nice to see at my New Year's party? motor vehicle crashes in cal- can be herpful. . Simpson, D.O., M.BA., ; Christmas. It doesn't cost a cent. Answer: The blunt endar year 2007. Most . importantly, make Ohio University CoUege of ; OJ;U: of Be~y Rl!l\'li!li!s' .t\.. swile,i~, 591;!\ething 'all ._ answer·, tQ your .. frien<l.'s It was estimated that more . sure that absolutely nobody Osteopathic MediCine, P.O. 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Medical infor: Ameriq of 1972. · It does away with frowns Regular consumption of driving-while-intoxicated sions, so don't expect your mation in this column is pro-. • Some of you may rememA smile is good for every- alcohol doesn't change the arrest or had a blood alcohol guests to decide for them-. vided as ·an educational ser: ber that Laurie Lee got her one effect of this drug; howe.v- level of 0.15 or greater. selves whether or not they vice 0::)k·lt does not replace ~ start iri pageant worLin To ease life's ups and er, frequent drinkers often Since you .are hosting a can drive safely. Instead, the j gment of your perMeigs County while a stu- . downs. develop a false sense that party at which alcohol is keep an eye on all your sonal P':f.Sician, who should dent at Ohio University. She they 'are les.s im.paired by it. going. to be served, you gu.ests, and if a11ybody be relie on to diagnose and · · t d · h fi t H · N "ear a d d . art · . P Icrpa e m er ITS pre- . appy ew " n · o The time req· uired to see ·a have a responsibility to all shows the least sign of hav- recommend treatment for , liminary contest for Miss "kee~milln'fi." ·. · problem and then react to i.t your guests. including . your ing too much to drin. k, do any medical conditiOits. Past · · on · the stage o f t he (C · ne oe,.n:~h • •• Amenca .... ISgen· goes up with each drink, problem friend. Suggest not let that person drive.or columns are · available online •. o ld pomeroy Jumor . H'1gh enu -~• ·~" "''h Dail at www/amilymedicine·lfUlfl!ltier 01 •• e Y regardless ·of how accus- that your guests come in even · walk home alone. ~· School auditorium in 1970 Sentinel in Pomeroy.) ' tomed lbe person is to groups and .that each group Insist he or · she stay news.org. drinking. select.a ~'designated driver." . overnight, go home with You need to tell your Make non-alcoholic be~- somebody else, or take a friend this in a firm but. erages available, preferably taxi. Not only does that profriendly manner. It typical served in the same type of teet the intoxicated person. takes one to two hours for · glasses as the alcohol, for but it also protects you : Friday night and your .body to eliminate the the designated driver and That's because in many Wednesday ... Mostly cloudy.lsolated snow show- Saturday...Mostly cloudy. standard alcoholic drink, . for anyone else who chaos- states you can now be held ers in the morning. Brisk Lows in the, lower 20s. such as an ounce of distilled. es not to consume alcohol. legally liable for the actions with highs in the upper 20s. Highs in the mid 30s. Northwest winds 15 to 20 . Saturday night.~.Partly F•U .'i~m·c, Pudf~Ct'- ..( l'fJNUi. . mph with gusts up to 30 cloudy . in . the · Middleport · Pomeroy : mph. Chance of snow 20 evening ...Then becoming 992·)141 992-)444 :·percent. · . _ mostly cloudy. Lows in the . ww-.·.andenontiK'dardtl.cOm . : . Wednesday nlght ...Partly lower 20s. Durham, 7 p.m., with guest Easter Stars #134, 6:30 p.m. Sunday.,.Partly · sunny cloudy. Much colder with otluck, regular meeting, singers The Spiritual Tones, lows around 14. Northwest with a chance of rain 1\lld Henry and Hester . Eblin, odgehall. . winds I0 to 15 snow showers. Highs in the. Saturday, Jan. 3 · The Osbornes. Thursday, Jan. 8 - mph ... Diminishing to ;tround mid 30s. Chance of precipi- · CHESTER - Chester LONG BOTIOM The CHESTER .Shade Jation 30 percent. " Township Trustees, 8:30 .. 5 mph after midnight. 1~·THURS1nvo9 . New Years Day.;.Sunny. Sunday ni~ht ... Mostly a.m., year end and organiza- Faith Full G 0 spel Church at River Lodge 453 regular I . . 7:30 p.m. Box Office OPens ® · Highs in the mid 30s. South cloudy m . the tional meeting, Chester Long Bottom, N~w Yeat's meeting, 6:30PM FOR EVENING SHOWS Eve service, 9 p.m. to mid- Refreshments. · · winds 5 to 10 mph. evenlng ...Then becoming Town Hall. & 12:30 PM MAnNEES . night. Brian Frecker and Thursday night ...Mostly partly cloudy. Lows in the .TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT Family to entertain . cloudy with a 50 percent mid .20s. OPEN NEW YEAR'S EVE Monday and Monday chance of snow. Not as cold with lows in the mid 20s. night ...Partly cloudy. Highs Wednesday,.Dk 31 South winds 5, to I 0 mph in the mid 30s. Lows in the HOLIDAY SPECIAL! LONG BOTTOM upper 20s. with gusts up to 20 mph. Monday,Jan.S Unjjr'!ljt® Hours New Year's Eve service, . 9 Thesday:..Mostly cloudy Friday...Cloudy with TUPPERS PLAINS snow likely. Light snow with a chance ·of .snow and · p.m. to midnight~ F~ith Full Vera Weber · of Tuppets accumulation possible. rain showers. H.ighs in the Gospel Church. Bnan and Plains is a rehab patient at Dlor!olll!ili!l Highs in (he mid 30s. mid 30s. Chance of precipi- Family Connections, Jerry the Valley Center, 1000 and Diana Frederick, and • FREE 241?Live Ttebnlul Support Chance of_snow 70 percent. tation 40 percent. Lincoln Dr., Room 321, • lll!itsr'll YeS580~ ~ ~i!!!P ~i)UI boody !t1\ church singers. South Charleston, W,Va. 1Q IHI'lllll iJddrnsset wftl Spirn Pro,tcouoo. MIDDLEPORT - Free . 23539. On Jan. 5 she will tie ~ CI.IS\Om Starl Pege • f)!lloW , W.~ & morel "So~l Food" community 84 years old . p .m., dinner, ' 5-6:30 Middleport . Church of the ' jWi '3 matt PI!' lfiOflih Nazarene. Also served on Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NAsAEP (N'YSE) - 3U5 Sivn Up Onllnol www.LOCI!INet.<.., Jan. 28. DAQ)- 18.70 Akzo (NASDAQ) - 41.60 BBT (NYSE) - 26.60 Atlhland Inc. (NYSE) - 9.82' REEDSVILLE - New Peoples (NASDAQ) - 18.05 Big Lola (NYSE) -14.16 Year's Eve service, Friday, Jan. 2 Pepatco (t!YSE) - 54.88 , Bob Evanl (NASDAQ) - 1~.93 of the Fellowship Church HEMLOCK GROVE Premier (NASDAQ) - 6.97 • BorgWamer (NYSE) - 21.19 · '" Nazarene, with fellowship Meigs County Pomona Rockwall (NYSE) - 31.33 Century Aiumlnum (NASDAQ) Rocky Boola (NASDAQ) - 3.89 time from 7-9 p.m., with Grange, -V;4S 7:30 . p.m., • Royil Dutch Shtlll - 52.95 Champion (NASDAQ) .,- 2.77 food. and games. Service at Hemlock Grange Hall. . •· Taklrig Applications Seera tlqlcltng (NASDAQ). - . Charming Shops (NASDAQ) 9 p.m., with special music Saturday, Jan. 3 · 37.45 2.35 b:( the Dun ami s Praise Band Wai·Mart (NYSE) - 55.05 City Hotellng (NASDAQ) .,sALEM cENTER and the Scyocs. Tag team Star Grange #778 and Star Wandy'a (NYSE) - 4.80 33.84 . WeaBanco (NYSE) - 26.29 Coltlna (NYSE) ....: 38.05 messages with the theme of Junior Grange #878 potluck HUD Subsidized WOrthlrigton (NYSE).- 10.70 DuPont (NYSE) - 25.11 "New Beginnings" by Torn supper, 6:30 p.m .•. followed Efflclency/1 Bedroom -~)ally atock i'eporta are the 4 US Bank (NYSE) - 24.11 Scyoc, Pastor Wally Parker, 7:30p.m. meetmg. 50yrs or qualifying disability by p.m. ET cloalng quotea ol Gannett (NYSE) - 7.97 and Senior Pastor Russ Qe<w111 ElectriC (NYSE)- 15.82 transiiCIIona for Dec. 30, 2008, Sunday, Jai). 4 Low .lhcome priority (NYSE) - t 6.50 provided by Edward Jones Carson. Communion. RACINE - Order of . 740-992·7022 llnanclat advlaore laaac Mills In JP Morgen (NYSE)- 31.01 . HARRISONVILLE Silverheels Galllpolla.al (740) 441-9441 and Harrisonville Community · Eastern Stars #134, 2 p.m., Kroger (NYSE) - 28.04 practice, lodge hall. · '-esley Marrero tn Point · Limited Branda (NYSE) - 9.90 Church, New Year's Eve Monday, Jan. 5 , A Realty Company-EHO No~kSomhHn(NYSE)Pleeunt II (304) 674-0174. • service with Pastor Theron Member BtPC. RACINE - Order of . ~iiiii!!ii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiii!iii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:J 45:50 • ... Family Medicm·e ~r~e~3.~d~::~be~~h~f~ ·Beth Sergenllpholo : Traffic finally made its way across the new Bridge of Honor with several residents waiting in line to be some of the first to cross the spari. Josephine Donohue (left) of . Chester is interviewed · · about her late brother. Staff Sgt. Jimmy Stewart who is one of the three hon. orees of the Bridge of Honor. ' Friend is 'dead wrong' about driv. ing drunk :Local Weather Beth Sergent/photo Community Calendar . Public.meetings . ·,.. . . Beth Sergenllphoto American Legion Post Commanders Steve Walters of the Middleport post, Tom Anderson of the Pomeroy Post and Ralph Ross of the New Haven, W.Va. Post lead the crowd in t.he Pledge of Allegiance. Christi Mash of the' Governor's Office of Appalachia looks on. Church events r. Internet Birthdays . , fVf:a,. ...._ Meigs County Commissioner Mick Davenport (far left) speaks with Mason County Commissioner Rick Handley at yesterday's ribbon cutting ceremony attended by residents of bolh sides of the Ohio River: " ' Walking ~- '" '-· , r: .,_ (;_ '•- 4·W ,,,,-~--- a~oss .the ~ new span proved to be . a unique · . opportunity . for local residents, who could be seen snapping pictures and video taping the event. Nicole Fleldllphoto ' Betti Sergentlphota I Local Stocks Clubs and organizations (~6X/rlslrlrl) .. The· Maples ....,_llavktsoil • .t I ' -. ... ' I I �.. Page.A2 COMMUNITY .The Daily Sentinel PageA3 BYTHEBEND .The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, December 31,2008 COMMUNITY CORNER :Happy New. Year Wednesday, December 31,2008 · ANNIE'S MAILBOX ·If parents pay, leave it alone BY KATHY MITCHELL I am ready to pack my Sara is an only child who said his beautiful wife had So·here it is the last day of bags , but I don't want .to . AND MARCY SUGI'R is idolized by her parents gained 100 pounds in two 2008 and you're sitting on cause more upheaval for my and , in their eyes, can do no years. It felt as though he . the couch munching on Dear Annie: My husband kids. I have been very vocal · wrong. I llave tried count- was married to an alcoholic. s~lty potato chips and sipand I have been marrifd for about his dishonesty and his less times to talk with her I. too. had an addictive . pmg a sugar-laden soft two years. I recently found parents ' enabling behavior. about this . but she becomes relationship with food . 1 • drink. Broke, defensive and insists I am found a way to live a happiout he has been using his What next? • It's your last big fling, Charlene parents' credit card for· Broken anjl Distrusting . · hypersensitive .. She can't er life through Overeaters · you think, because . come Hoeflich. years. When I saw their card Dear Broke: Who is pay- see how this alienates our Anonymous, and have been tomorrow you'll tackle that a year ago, I asked about it ing the bill for these charges? friends . I don't know how a normal weight now for resolution to eat better and and was told it was only for Is it possible your husband is else to make it clear that her ove'r 20 years. OA is based . less and to exercise 1110re. emergencies. But, Annie, in buying things for his par- actions .are' unacceptable . on the same 12 steps as . With each new year the past two months he has ents? We agree that your bus- Out of Patience in the Alcoholics Anonymous . , comes hope for something under Sponsorship of the Big charged almost $2,000 to band should be sharing this Southeast · There are meetings in · better - particularly after Bend Minstrel Association. their account. I asked ·what information with you, but if Dear Out of Patience: almost every community. reflecting on things accomOver the years she . has. he spent the money on and his parents are footing the Sara never . learned proper C.M. in California . plished and not during the maintained contact · with he claims . he doesn't bill, we'd leave it alone. If, social interaction and does- · Dear C .M .: Overeaters past year - accompanied several of us who were remember. He won' t give however, the money is com~ n 't understand what she is Anony molls has he! ped by a Lieterrnination to make involved with that produc- me the credit card state- ing from your family doing wrong or how to fix many of out readers· who this new year more produc- · tion, but especially Betty. ment. He said , "It's between finances, ·you are entitled to · it. She becomes defensive ·have food addictions. The · , tive than the old one, to pur- She currently lives in Los me and my parents," and his know what's going on .. because you are criticizing address is Overeaters . sue long held d~ams, to. Angeles, travels extensively · mother agrees·.· DeQr Annie: My wife , her. Try a different tac.k. Anonymous '(oa.org), P.O . ·.: adopt a healthier lifestyle, in her career as a casting · We both work full time. "Sara," is a bright, educated Explain lovingly that she Box 44020, Rio Rancho, . and to do more for the ben- · agent, sings opera, and fre- While money is tight , we woman and a successful has many interesting things NM 87174-4020. efit of others. quently returns to visit her have a decent income. I attorney. She hasmany fine to 'ay, but other people need Annie's Mailbox il· writBut remember changing mother, no\'1 94 , who lives have asked him repeatedly qualities, but she. is a con- to have a tum as well. The ten by Kathy Mitchell and . habits of many years does - in Bexley. to work with me on a bud- versutional bully. She has a . most polished conversation- Marcy Sugar, longtime edin't come easy. Be not disLaude Lee told Betty she get. but he won't. I am out- · terrible habit of interrupting alists are also the best lis- tors of the . Ann Landers couraged. While the most was going through some old raged. He continued to take ·people and cutting them off teners and they make the column. Please e-mail your ; determined of us may sue- papers about that pageant money out of our joint m mid-sentence . . other person feel like the questions· to anniesmail. ceed in keeping all our reso - held in Pomeroy and her account while ru~in~ up : T?is is . really causing a center of attention. She box@comctlSt.net, or write . lutions, the rest of us will contacts here afterwards, these btlls. Where ts It all stram on our marriage. I am needs to know how much to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. probably keep just o.ne or and just wanted to tell her going? Either he is charging constantly embarrassed by more attractive.and gracious .Box 118190, Chicago, IL ·maybe two. Think of that how much .the faith of items he shouldn't,or charg- her rudeness, which has she is, not only to you hutto 60611. To find out more : not as failure, but . as friends in Pomeroy had ing basics and using the cash caused harm to our relation- · others, when she focuses · about Annie's· Mailbox, · progress. meant to her as she made for something he shouldn't. ships with other couples. attention away from herself. and read features by other ••• her . way to · the Miss . I don't understand why his When she behaves like this, If. she refuses to work on Creators Syndicate writers • New Year's Day is America crown. parents are protecting him she becomes completely this , ask . her to discuss it and cartoonists, visit the - always special for Carolyn . mstead of encouraging him · unattractive to me and she with a c.ounselor. . Creators Syndicate Web - Korh, and tomorrow she For more than 30 years to be open with me. senses as much. Dear Annie: "In Distress" page at www.creators.com. will celebrate 13 years of my late husband,Bob, wrote · - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - . - - - - - life made possible by a "Beat of the Bend" for this ' heart transplant. newspaper. Each one of It was nn the ·morning of those columns ended with · , Jan. I, 1995, Carolyn in • critical need of a transplant · got the call from University with smiley faces on cards ' Hospital that a donor heari and·stationary, even a,t-shirt, Question: I have a friend · liquor, a bottle of beer or a Guests should not · be per- of . somebody who leaves had been found . . suaded to drink, nor ridiculed your party drunk. and an accent piece in a bou- 111ho boasts that he can glass of wine. Today she and her hus- quet of flowers. drink more than the aver· Given this fact, a good, if they choose not to. Serve On behalf of all of us· at : band, George who live on There .was a little yellow age person and not be · conservative rule of thumb plenty of snacks and encour- the Ohio University College ; Jones Road, enjoy a com- · card he carried in his wallet drunk. He says he can is that you should not drive age snacking. As the party of Osteopathic Medicine , : fortable and active lifestyle. for many years titled sim- actually drive better after if you have had more than . starts to wirt<l down. put the I'd like to wish all my readAnd every day, but especial-· ply ''A Smile" picturing a finishing off a six pack. one drink for each two hours alcohol away and serve cof- ers and their families a very lyon New Year's Day, they . smiley face. It listed, no Could this possibly be true?. at a· party. According to a · fee or other non-alcoholic Happy New Year in 2009. count their blessings and author so I take liberty in Are regular drinkers recent study by the National . beverages. Coffee does not Here's to your health' celebrate life. sharing it with you on this moreimmunetotheeffects Highway Traffic · Safety counteracttheeffectsofakoFamily Medicine® is a ••• New Year's E.ve. of alcohol? · Administration, 12,998 pea- hoi , but a long period of weekly column. To submit : Hearing from old friend~ "A smile is something How should I h(lndle him pie died in alcohol-rebited socializing without alcohol queslions, write to Mal1haA. :is one of the best gifts of nice to see at my New Year's party? motor vehicle crashes in cal- can be herpful. . Simpson, D.O., M.BA., ; Christmas. It doesn't cost a cent. Answer: The blunt endar year 2007. Most . importantly, make Ohio University CoUege of ; OJ;U: of Be~y Rl!l\'li!li!s' .t\.. swile,i~, 591;!\ething 'all ._ answer·, tQ your .. frien<l.'s It was estimated that more . sure that absolutely nobody Osteopathic MediCine, P.O. I Sl\I'Prise holiday .calls came your own '· question js_,,fbat ~s c deiJ(I ,..,.th~Jt !Jalf>'of tltese fWCidents who's ~ , had . tQO much to /Jox .~.111),,1-CAI/NIIs, ())lit) from someone ·· she hadn't It never can be spent. wrong, and if he insists on were caused by "hard core" drink · gets behind the 4570•, or"'" e-mail to read· · heilrd frrun fqr years. It was · A smile is welcome any· driving in this condition, he drinking drivers. These are wheel. Alcoho.l inhiqits our erque.stions ®familymedi· ' Laurie Lee Schaeffer, Miss where . could end up just plain dead. people who had a previous . ability to make good _deci-. cinenews.org. Medical infor: Ameriq of 1972. · It does away with frowns Regular consumption of driving-while-intoxicated sions, so don't expect your mation in this column is pro-. • Some of you may rememA smile is good for every- alcohol doesn't change the arrest or had a blood alcohol guests to decide for them-. vided as ·an educational ser: ber that Laurie Lee got her one effect of this drug; howe.v- level of 0.15 or greater. selves whether or not they vice 0::)k·lt does not replace ~ start iri pageant worLin To ease life's ups and er, frequent drinkers often Since you .are hosting a can drive safely. Instead, the j gment of your perMeigs County while a stu- . downs. develop a false sense that party at which alcohol is keep an eye on all your sonal P':f.Sician, who should dent at Ohio University. She they 'are les.s im.paired by it. going. to be served, you gu.ests, and if a11ybody be relie on to diagnose and · · t d · h fi t H · N "ear a d d . art · . P Icrpa e m er ITS pre- . appy ew " n · o The time req· uired to see ·a have a responsibility to all shows the least sign of hav- recommend treatment for , liminary contest for Miss "kee~milln'fi." ·. · problem and then react to i.t your guests. including . your ing too much to drin. k, do any medical conditiOits. Past · · on · the stage o f t he (C · ne oe,.n:~h • •• Amenca .... ISgen· goes up with each drink, problem friend. Suggest not let that person drive.or columns are · available online •. o ld pomeroy Jumor . H'1gh enu -~• ·~" "''h Dail at www/amilymedicine·lfUlfl!ltier 01 •• e Y regardless ·of how accus- that your guests come in even · walk home alone. ~· School auditorium in 1970 Sentinel in Pomeroy.) ' tomed lbe person is to groups and .that each group Insist he or · she stay news.org. drinking. select.a ~'designated driver." . overnight, go home with You need to tell your Make non-alcoholic be~- somebody else, or take a friend this in a firm but. erages available, preferably taxi. Not only does that profriendly manner. It typical served in the same type of teet the intoxicated person. takes one to two hours for · glasses as the alcohol, for but it also protects you : Friday night and your .body to eliminate the the designated driver and That's because in many Wednesday ... Mostly cloudy.lsolated snow show- Saturday...Mostly cloudy. standard alcoholic drink, . for anyone else who chaos- states you can now be held ers in the morning. Brisk Lows in the, lower 20s. such as an ounce of distilled. es not to consume alcohol. legally liable for the actions with highs in the upper 20s. Highs in the mid 30s. Northwest winds 15 to 20 . Saturday night.~.Partly F•U .'i~m·c, Pudf~Ct'- ..( l'fJNUi. . mph with gusts up to 30 cloudy . in . the · Middleport · Pomeroy : mph. Chance of snow 20 evening ...Then becoming 992·)141 992-)444 :·percent. · . _ mostly cloudy. Lows in the . ww-.·.andenontiK'dardtl.cOm . : . Wednesday nlght ...Partly lower 20s. Durham, 7 p.m., with guest Easter Stars #134, 6:30 p.m. Sunday.,.Partly · sunny cloudy. Much colder with otluck, regular meeting, singers The Spiritual Tones, lows around 14. Northwest with a chance of rain 1\lld Henry and Hester . Eblin, odgehall. . winds I0 to 15 snow showers. Highs in the. Saturday, Jan. 3 · The Osbornes. Thursday, Jan. 8 - mph ... Diminishing to ;tround mid 30s. Chance of precipi- · CHESTER - Chester LONG BOTIOM The CHESTER .Shade Jation 30 percent. " Township Trustees, 8:30 .. 5 mph after midnight. 1~·THURS1nvo9 . New Years Day.;.Sunny. Sunday ni~ht ... Mostly a.m., year end and organiza- Faith Full G 0 spel Church at River Lodge 453 regular I . . 7:30 p.m. Box Office OPens ® · Highs in the mid 30s. South cloudy m . the tional meeting, Chester Long Bottom, N~w Yeat's meeting, 6:30PM FOR EVENING SHOWS Eve service, 9 p.m. to mid- Refreshments. · · winds 5 to 10 mph. evenlng ...Then becoming Town Hall. & 12:30 PM MAnNEES . night. Brian Frecker and Thursday night ...Mostly partly cloudy. Lows in the .TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT Family to entertain . cloudy with a 50 percent mid .20s. OPEN NEW YEAR'S EVE Monday and Monday chance of snow. Not as cold with lows in the mid 20s. night ...Partly cloudy. Highs Wednesday,.Dk 31 South winds 5, to I 0 mph in the mid 30s. Lows in the HOLIDAY SPECIAL! LONG BOTTOM upper 20s. with gusts up to 20 mph. Monday,Jan.S Unjjr'!ljt® Hours New Year's Eve service, . 9 Thesday:..Mostly cloudy Friday...Cloudy with TUPPERS PLAINS snow likely. Light snow with a chance ·of .snow and · p.m. to midnight~ F~ith Full Vera Weber · of Tuppets accumulation possible. rain showers. H.ighs in the Gospel Church. Bnan and Plains is a rehab patient at Dlor!olll!ili!l Highs in (he mid 30s. mid 30s. Chance of precipi- Family Connections, Jerry the Valley Center, 1000 and Diana Frederick, and • FREE 241?Live Ttebnlul Support Chance of_snow 70 percent. tation 40 percent. Lincoln Dr., Room 321, • lll!itsr'll YeS580~ ~ ~i!!!P ~i)UI boody !t1\ church singers. South Charleston, W,Va. 1Q IHI'lllll iJddrnsset wftl Spirn Pro,tcouoo. MIDDLEPORT - Free . 23539. On Jan. 5 she will tie ~ CI.IS\Om Starl Pege • f)!lloW , W.~ & morel "So~l Food" community 84 years old . p .m., dinner, ' 5-6:30 Middleport . Church of the ' jWi '3 matt PI!' lfiOflih Nazarene. Also served on Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NAsAEP (N'YSE) - 3U5 Sivn Up Onllnol www.LOCI!INet.<.., Jan. 28. DAQ)- 18.70 Akzo (NASDAQ) - 41.60 BBT (NYSE) - 26.60 Atlhland Inc. (NYSE) - 9.82' REEDSVILLE - New Peoples (NASDAQ) - 18.05 Big Lola (NYSE) -14.16 Year's Eve service, Friday, Jan. 2 Pepatco (t!YSE) - 54.88 , Bob Evanl (NASDAQ) - 1~.93 of the Fellowship Church HEMLOCK GROVE Premier (NASDAQ) - 6.97 • BorgWamer (NYSE) - 21.19 · '" Nazarene, with fellowship Meigs County Pomona Rockwall (NYSE) - 31.33 Century Aiumlnum (NASDAQ) Rocky Boola (NASDAQ) - 3.89 time from 7-9 p.m., with Grange, -V;4S 7:30 . p.m., • Royil Dutch Shtlll - 52.95 Champion (NASDAQ) .,- 2.77 food. and games. Service at Hemlock Grange Hall. . •· Taklrig Applications Seera tlqlcltng (NASDAQ). - . Charming Shops (NASDAQ) 9 p.m., with special music Saturday, Jan. 3 · 37.45 2.35 b:( the Dun ami s Praise Band Wai·Mart (NYSE) - 55.05 City Hotellng (NASDAQ) .,sALEM cENTER and the Scyocs. Tag team Star Grange #778 and Star Wandy'a (NYSE) - 4.80 33.84 . WeaBanco (NYSE) - 26.29 Coltlna (NYSE) ....: 38.05 messages with the theme of Junior Grange #878 potluck HUD Subsidized WOrthlrigton (NYSE).- 10.70 DuPont (NYSE) - 25.11 "New Beginnings" by Torn supper, 6:30 p.m .•. followed Efflclency/1 Bedroom -~)ally atock i'eporta are the 4 US Bank (NYSE) - 24.11 Scyoc, Pastor Wally Parker, 7:30p.m. meetmg. 50yrs or qualifying disability by p.m. ET cloalng quotea ol Gannett (NYSE) - 7.97 and Senior Pastor Russ Qe<w111 ElectriC (NYSE)- 15.82 transiiCIIona for Dec. 30, 2008, Sunday, Jai). 4 Low .lhcome priority (NYSE) - t 6.50 provided by Edward Jones Carson. Communion. RACINE - Order of . 740-992·7022 llnanclat advlaore laaac Mills In JP Morgen (NYSE)- 31.01 . HARRISONVILLE Silverheels Galllpolla.al (740) 441-9441 and Harrisonville Community · Eastern Stars #134, 2 p.m., Kroger (NYSE) - 28.04 practice, lodge hall. · '-esley Marrero tn Point · Limited Branda (NYSE) - 9.90 Church, New Year's Eve Monday, Jan. 5 , A Realty Company-EHO No~kSomhHn(NYSE)Pleeunt II (304) 674-0174. • service with Pastor Theron Member BtPC. RACINE - Order of . ~iiiii!!ii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiii!iii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:J 45:50 • ... Family Medicm·e ~r~e~3.~d~::~be~~h~f~ ·Beth Sergenllpholo : Traffic finally made its way across the new Bridge of Honor with several residents waiting in line to be some of the first to cross the spari. Josephine Donohue (left) of . Chester is interviewed · · about her late brother. Staff Sgt. Jimmy Stewart who is one of the three hon. orees of the Bridge of Honor. ' Friend is 'dead wrong' about driv. ing drunk :Local Weather Beth Sergent/photo Community Calendar . Public.meetings . ·,.. . . Beth Sergenllphoto American Legion Post Commanders Steve Walters of the Middleport post, Tom Anderson of the Pomeroy Post and Ralph Ross of the New Haven, W.Va. Post lead the crowd in t.he Pledge of Allegiance. Christi Mash of the' Governor's Office of Appalachia looks on. Church events r. Internet Birthdays . , fVf:a,. ...._ Meigs County Commissioner Mick Davenport (far left) speaks with Mason County Commissioner Rick Handley at yesterday's ribbon cutting ceremony attended by residents of bolh sides of the Ohio River: " ' Walking ~- '" '-· , r: .,_ (;_ '•- 4·W ,,,,-~--- a~oss .the ~ new span proved to be . a unique · . opportunity . for local residents, who could be seen snapping pictures and video taping the event. Nicole Fleldllphoto ' Betti Sergentlphota I Local Stocks Clubs and organizations (~6X/rlslrlrl) .. The· Maples ....,_llavktsoil • .t I ' -. ... ' I I �OPINION 'The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 ·FAX (740) 992·2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co.. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of rel(gion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the · people peaceably .to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution READER'S Pagei\4 VIEW Reminder No dumping if old TVs Dear Editor: Just a reminder to our customers who use our drop-off recycling sites: Old TVs are not accepted. They are considered hazardous waste by the Ohio EPA and with the switch from analog to digital broadcasting forthcoming, we want to alert the public to this fact. Placing old TVs at one of our drop-off sites is· considered open dumping. Please cooperate and dispose of your old TVs properly. . · Lance Wilson, Wednesday, December 31,2008 There was something brilliant about President-elect Bamck Obamn's choice of evangelical pastor Rick Warreri to give the invocation at his presidential inauKathr_y..n guration next month .. The Lopez · preacher and best,selling author is pro-life and antigay marriage. making Obama , who leans considerably to the left ori these "Let's try for a minute to issues.look like a uniter; not take const>rvaa divider. He must have a tives theat religious their word and keen enou'gh radar to know define marriage as the Bible that religious folks have does. Shall we look to been feeling marginalized Abraham , the great parrifrom politics of late; who slept with hisserObama 's choice caps off an . arch. van! when he diswvered his election season . that hit beloved wife. Sarah, was infertile? Or to Jacob. who churchgoers hard. Proposition 8, the suc- fathered childre.n witli four ? cessful initiative in d1'fferent women .... Califor11ia that limits the Abraham. Jacob. David , legal definition .of marriage Solomon ;fnd ' the kings or to a rite occurring between a Judah and Israel _ all these man and a woman . has been fathe rs and heroes were the most obvious example. polygamisn>. The New Churches have been threat- Testament model of marened. The Church of Jesus riage is hardl y better... The Christ of Latter-day Saints , apostle Paul... regarded as a prominent supporter of marriage as an act of last that controversial initiative. resort for tho'se unable to has be~n made a·scapegoat contain their animal lust. by 8's angry and vociferous Would any contemporary opponents. And the media, heterosex ual married couhaving sided · with the ple ... turn to the Bible as a proposition 's detractors, is how' to script?" ls such an insultingly simleading the iniolerance campaign. · plistic view actually worthy Yes , I know: The conven- of a nat ional magazi ne's tional wisdom has it that the cover story'! Does anyone .opponent of gay marriage is read tt>e Bible and not the intolerant one. But can understand that Abraham ·'tolerant" really be the right was doing wrong? Rattling word to describe this off Old Testament si ns does excerpt from a recent not a coherent argument Newsweek cover story on . make. Catholics are currentreligious conservatives and ly celebrating a Pauline year; l hope most could the gay-marriage debate? . . come to that great saint's probably isn't going to defense. St. Paul also hap- change with the times. At pens to have written: some level, true faith "Husbands. love your demands obedience to a wives. just as Christ also rock-steady core of beliefs loved the church and gave and rules, despite what the Himself up for her." And, efforts of some religious ves, for the record , couples temporizers who pretend (to turn to faith ... even m they can legitimately the bedroum . Religious · rewrite doctrine on Sunday folks want fl!ith to inform · morning talk shows would their ent ire lives. have you believe. We're ending 2008 with a 1 happen 10 be 3 Christian who opnqses gay marriage, maJ·or news magazine ,~ hut t have never tried to demcmizing mainstream make a case for, say, a feder- voters whose faith leads a! marriage · amendment them to a political conclubased on the Bible. Nor, to sion deemed outrageous by . my klluwledge. has a leading big media. In California, pmponent of traditional mar- where voters followed their riage (who is also a religious consciences, and Christian) Maggie Gallagher•. · delivered a blow to · gay of the National Organization marriage, a similarly outM H d ·1 h for arriage .' er arguments rage attorney genera as focus .on natural law, family decided to ignore his obligand the future. ation to his constituents. For years now, once the Meanwhile , right-leaning weather turns cold and the columnists and politicians days short. we' ve had a are busy turning on their debate about Christmas. Is religious allies for one reathere a ."war" on that holi- son or another. This is not a uay? Attacks on nativity good place to be . Dare I say scenes and silly prohibitions it? God help us if preying on · on religious symbols have the . prayers is in. And long drawn the most atten- although it is born from tion. But there's something nothing but political pragmore .serious afoot. lt's hos- .. matism and obfuscation, tility not necessarily to reli- Obama's choice of inaugurgion .itself - for many on al pastor does what the left are regular church- Newsweek and its legions goers , and some oppose didn't do: welcomes everyabortion and gay marriage one, even those on their on religious grounds. But knees who have the right to the conventional wisdom as be on the right. dictated by Newsweek sug(Kathryn Lopez is the edigests that there is something tor of National Review downright unacceptable Online . (www.nationalre· about a.llowin~ voters to view.com). She can be consubmit to a h1gher power /acted at klopez@national· who, if truly listened to, review.com.) . · Today is Wednesday, Dec. 31. the 366th and final day of·2008. . • Today's Highlight in History: On Dec. 31, 1879. Thomas Edison first publicly demonstrated his electric incandescent . . light in Menlo Park, N.J . .. 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"The Chapter decided to give the money to the Parish so that they could provide services to the needy families in the community," said Arms, adding that the Chapter hopes to be· able to continue to provide support to those families of Meigs County who need help. Submitted photo I • • Gross-ery shopping There. was a story on the news the other night about some grocery stores installing mini car washes to wash their shopping carts after each use. At first I thought it was an extravagant and silly idea. But when the repo11er pointed out that toddlers in diaper> sit in the exact same spot where 1 usually put my apples and avocados, I saw the wisdom of the idea. When I told pe()ple about the carr washer, it seemed that it was pretty common · knowledge among most shoppers that grocery carts are the modem plague carriers and not to touch one without wearing gloves and then throwing the gloves away. 1 never noticed it before. but now l see diapered toddlers silting in the carts all the time. What could possibly go wrong? They never leak . And small kids like to lick and bite things . Jim Mullen It 's a natural part of growing up . It makes them immune to cominon bugs in our culture. But now that l realize that sticky stuff I feel every now ·and then may not be the dried up soda I thought it was , but baby sali va or more . 1 wonder if a simple cleaning is enough? Maybe I should only shop at places th.at steam-clean their carts. Maybe they should be sterilized like surgical instruments in a hosp ital. And then wppcd with germ-killing X-rays. I'm not asking supermar- ' kets to take any more pre- cautions than I do at my own home. I'm proud to say you could eat off my kitchen floor. If you don't mind having cat hair, top soi l and dust bunnies in your food. Of course, I don't expect that level of cleanliness from a public place with hundreds of people · pushi'ng dirty carts around all day. But now that I watch shoppers' behavior from a germspreuding point of view, I am not sure simply .sterilize ing the carts is enough . l've seen small children lick apples and then put them back . I've seen adults wipe their noses and then go back to pushing a cart. I don't want to sound like Howard Hughes, I'm not g~rmophobic, and I'm certainly ijOt wealthy, But I am grossophobic. One customer put a package of bloody meat on the bottom of a cart and it left a red trail all over the floor of the grocery stor~. I know because I was that shopper. I shouldn't have put the 40-pound container of cat litter on top of it. I dido 't notice it until they said, "Clean up in aisle one, two, four and seven." I was in aisle seven looking for the mess when I realized it was me. By then it had stopped leaking. l quickly moved to aisle eight. I put the roast back in the meat case and got another one. People can be so disgusting. I know because I am one. I should . have left the meat at the end of the checkout courter the way most peo. pie do, and one of the store staff could hove restocked it seven hours later. I was just too embarrassed. (Jin. Mullen is the -author of "lt Takes a Village Idiot: Complicating the Simp/e. Life"' and "Baby's First Tanoo." You can reach him at jim.JIIullen@m}way.cm11 .j Divorces POMEROY - Actions for divorce were .filed in Meigs Co~nty Common Pleas Court ~y Jimmy R. Lee, Jr. . Pomeroy. agamst Saf!!~nlha Lee, · Racme; Tracy Lynn Buckallew, Racme, agamst Alexander Joseph Buckallew, North Shores. Mich.; Paul Riggs , Middleport , against Patricia Joyce Riggs, M1ddleport; Jenny S. Nutter, Pomeroy. against James T. Nu!!er II, Reedsville; and Joseph A. Anderson , Langsville, agamst Teresa Ann An.derson, Langsville. Corps names Motz new Chief of Internal Review HUNTINGTON , W.Va. - The Huntington District of the U.S . Army Corps of Engineers has se lected Tina Motz , CPA, as ch1ef of Us Internal Review office. . As Chief of the Internal Review Office, Motz is responSible for adv1s111g the commander. and providing an indep~n dent capability for appraising and monitoring District actiVIties and related mternal controls, and ensuring preservation and proper use of federal resources. Prior to her selection as Chief of Internal Review, Motz worked as an accountant in the Resource Management · Office .for the Huntington Qistrict. · before joining the Corp's. Motz worked as a Certified Public ·Accountant with Trainer, Wright & Paterno of Huntin~ton , W.Va. A nauve of Lavalette, W.Va .. Motz gmduated from Marshall Umvers~ty w1th a bachelor's degree majoring in accounting and management, and passed the CPA exam in 2002. Throughout her six-year career with the Corps, she has received numerous awards an~ recognitions. Motz recently served as a Huntmgton D1 stnct coordmator tor the 2008 Combined Federal Campaign . For mo!e i1l}iJrmation ,'cilllrhe Public Ajjain Q/fice at . 304-399-)353. . . . . . Bridge from Page AI work on the project as did the current deputy director Larry Woodford. Woodford also acknowledged the "team effort" it took to get the bridge built from federal to· state to local agencies, contractors and union workers. Representative-elect Debbie Phillips (D-Athens) acknowledged all the veterans as did the other speakers while Senator-elect J1mmy Stewart (R-Meigs) who summed the entire event up with : "What a great day to move forward for Mason and Meigs Counties." As the day ended, Karen Pawloski, spokesperson for ODOT's District 10 , said from the donated poin settias from Mason's Bob Market to ODOT's maintenance crews getting traffic moving on the bridge within an hour of the cer- · emony, she felt everything went "absolutely perfect. particthe weather." Jeff Amos, president of ularly Pawlo~." · added: " It was great to see people from both Local Chapter 5300, communities come and join us and it was absolutely wonMeigs County State derful to see traffic flowing on that bridge." Employees, presents a · ODOT developed and managed the constmction of.the new check fpr $600 to Jim $65 million bridge which will now belong to West Virginia. Fry and-the Rev. Brian Kenneth Shuster United rfom Page AI Development ~~:~~g~ At Construction of the AMP-Ohio plant will bring thousands of jobs into the county and the region between now and its scheduled by 2014 . · Locals are spending more money in their neighborhood community, rather than driving to other towns for basic needs. That has res11lted in an increase of $84,00(lover the past 12 months in sales tax collection. due primarily to the higher cost of gasoline earlier in the year, which prompted many to shop closer to home. Those funds wilt be a relief to the county budget process. "The picfure is bnghter here right now than in many areas.'·' Varnadoe said. "To have future projects on the horizon wh~:n other communities must concentrate on juSt keeping what they have, we '.re very fortunate." UNIVUSIT Mick . Development Director and Meigs County resident, Commissioner Meigs · County native walked the new bridge with Davenport spoke with Mason Stephanie Filson worked his family yqsterday, he said . County Commissioner Rick on the Bridge of Honor he knew the day would get Han<\ley, a. scene repeated p(oject when employed here and he was glad to see it. · throughout the morning as with the Ohio Department While Betzing walked with residents from both sides of , of Transportation. his family, ~tanding -behind the river congregated and "It was important to me to him, Meigs County appreciated the view. see ·the bridge opened today," Filson said. ·'Now that I am working in the . econ\)mic development field, tbis project has taken on an ·even larger meaning for me. I've always known that the new bridge would • Well-woman exams be a boost for the local economy, but the reality is • Birth Control Including that the benefit will be •lmplanoo (t'irst & Only much farther reaching. A J.year implantable win for Meigs County is a. win for the. entire southeast birth control Ohio region.Jt was a plea• Gardasil Vaccine .sure to be a ~mall . part of it." • STD detection_&!fellment George Collins, former · deputy director for ODOT's . • Minimally·in~asive District .10 . and a · Meigs gynecologic surgial care County resident, recalled all • Pregnmcy Care. the trips to Columb'us with his fell!>w employees to • E&<iure (Scarless Permanent begin the design rrocess on Jane D. 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The Daily Sentinel Reader Services '· Born March 27, 1968, in Columbus. he was the son of L.:1\bert McClure, Racine. He was a self-employed bnck layer and a former member of the Moscow, Ohio Volunteer Fire Department. He is survived by his mother, Susan Lambert McClure and stepfather, Jesse McClure; three children: Dannyce Shuster, Kiersten Shuster, and Kenny Ray Shuster, Jr. all of Cookeville; two sisters, Sheila (Red) Eblin. Pomeroy, and Mtchelle (Steve) Shuster, Georgetown; the mother of his children: Denise Miller Carter; seven nieces and nephews: Amber Burton, Ashley Fulton, Stephanie Fulton, Kelsey Burton, Paige Fulton, Tyler Fulton, Mark Eblin; and one great nephew, Austin Fulton. . . He ~a~ preceded in death 'by his maternal grandparents, Or he and. Ethel Lambert and grandfather. Richard Shuster. Funeral will be held at II a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 3, 2009, at the Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine . lnterment will follow _in the Radcliff Cemetery, Vinton Comity. Fnends may call from 6-8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home . Onlme condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.cremeensfuneralhomes.com. S~san Thelma L. Walton , ·90, of Racine. passed away at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 29, 2008, in the Gables of Green Pastures Nursing Facility in Marysville. Born June 29 , 1918, she was the daughter of the late Theodore and Martha-Conger Rose . On Oct. 16, 1940, she mamed Albert F. "Frank" Walton who preceded her in death. She was a member of the Morse Chapel Methodist Church , the Sonshine Circle and the Racine American Legion Ladies Auxiliary. · Site is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Carl W. (Theresa) Walton, Newark, and daughter and son-in-law, Mary K. (Donald) Dorst, Richwood; 10 grandchildren: Carolyn (Andy) Hoy, Rita Reiber, Cindy Dorst.• Regina D~rst . ~ecky (Mike) Young , theresa (Terry) Wolfe, De~ (T1m) T1res, Donald Ray (Joanne) Dorst, Robert Dillon and Eric (Jamie) Claggett; 12 great grandchildren; two sisters, Evelyn Holter, Columbus, and Gnice (Dean) Erich, Columbus; a brother, Guy (Nancy) Rose, Long Bottom; and several nieces and nephews. Besides her parents and her husband she was preceded in death by a brother, Warren Rose, and a sister-in-law, · Pauline Rose. Service will be held at 2 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 2, 2009, at the Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine. Interment will follow in the 'Morse Chapel Cemetery. Kenneth R. "Kenny" Shuster, 40, of Cookeville, Tenn., forFnends may call from II a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday at the merly of Meigs County, passed away at 3:34a.m. on Sunday, · funeral home . Online condolences may be sent to the famDec. 28,2008, at Cookeville Regional Medical Center. ily by yisiting www.cremeensfuneralhomes.com. · ~ LETTERS TO .THE EDITOR . Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less ~han 300 words . A/1/euers are subject to editing, must be signed, and include address dnd telephone number. No :unsigned letlers will be published. Let/ers should be in :good taste, addressing is.1ues , not personalities. Leiters of :thanks to organizations and indil'iduals will not be accepl:ed for publication. · For 'the Record Carlos Lee "Peanut" Harris, 45, of New Haven W.Va., died unexpectedly Sunday, Dec. 28. 2008, at Jackson General Hospital. . He was an employee at Alcan Rolled Products in Ravenswood, W.Va. He was a proud U.S ..Army Veteran/ Paratrooper. He was in the 27th. Engineer Battalion, Fort Brdgg N.C. He was a ·member of the V.F.W. Post 9926 of Mason , W.Va. He was also a member of the Broad Run Gun Club of New Haven , W.Va. A member of ' World of Warcmft' as Heat Mizer & Zamantar. He also loved four-wheeling, Carlos Harris arrowhead hunting , and spending time with his family . He was born Oct. 20, 1963 , in Gallipolis, son of Cardell and Betty Elswick Harris. · · He w~s preceded in death by his grandparents, and his mother-m-law, AnnaL. Warth. In addition to his parents, he is survived by his wife of 21 years, L1sa Warth Hams of New Haven, W.Va .; two loving daughters: Bethany D. (Ryan) Kauff of Rutland, and Kali B. Hams of New_ Haven; proud Pa-Pa of three grandchildren : Noah, Jazmm and Brandon Kauff; a brother and siste~-m-law, Barry and Ellen Harri s of Letart, W.Va.; sisters: Dtanna (Joe) Patton of · Eleanor, W.Va., Tracy Harris ·(Chuck Samsel) of Mason ; father-in-law, Donald A. Warth :of Hartford, W.Va.; sister-in-law, Roxanne · (Kevin) .D1Vmcenzo of New H_aven ; brothers-in-law: Ray (Missy) Warth of Hartford; Bnan (Mtssy) Warth of Hartford· and several nieces and nephews: · ' Friends may call from 5-9 p.m . .on Friday at· the Fogelsong-Tucker Funeral Home , Mason . Funeral will be held at I p.m. on Saturday, Jan . 3, 2009 , at FogelsongTucker Funeral Home, wuh Pastor James Hughes and Pastor Billy Zuspan officiating. Burial will be in Union Cemetery, with military rites by . Post 99;6. VFW and Post 140,American Legion. E-ma1l condolences to foglesongtucker@verizon .net. 5TAH(ER TODAY IN HISTORY • Obituaries '' The Daily Sentinel • Pa~e As www.mydailysentinel.com 2008 Carlos ·Peanut' Hants Executive director . . Wednesday, December 31 , The religious have rights, too. 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Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of rel(gion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the · people peaceably .to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution READER'S Pagei\4 VIEW Reminder No dumping if old TVs Dear Editor: Just a reminder to our customers who use our drop-off recycling sites: Old TVs are not accepted. They are considered hazardous waste by the Ohio EPA and with the switch from analog to digital broadcasting forthcoming, we want to alert the public to this fact. Placing old TVs at one of our drop-off sites is· considered open dumping. Please cooperate and dispose of your old TVs properly. . · Lance Wilson, Wednesday, December 31,2008 There was something brilliant about President-elect Bamck Obamn's choice of evangelical pastor Rick Warreri to give the invocation at his presidential inauKathr_y..n guration next month .. The Lopez · preacher and best,selling author is pro-life and antigay marriage. making Obama , who leans considerably to the left ori these "Let's try for a minute to issues.look like a uniter; not take const>rvaa divider. He must have a tives theat religious their word and keen enou'gh radar to know define marriage as the Bible that religious folks have does. Shall we look to been feeling marginalized Abraham , the great parrifrom politics of late; who slept with hisserObama 's choice caps off an . arch. van! when he diswvered his election season . that hit beloved wife. Sarah, was infertile? Or to Jacob. who churchgoers hard. Proposition 8, the suc- fathered childre.n witli four ? cessful initiative in d1'fferent women .... Califor11ia that limits the Abraham. Jacob. David , legal definition .of marriage Solomon ;fnd ' the kings or to a rite occurring between a Judah and Israel _ all these man and a woman . has been fathe rs and heroes were the most obvious example. polygamisn>. The New Churches have been threat- Testament model of marened. The Church of Jesus riage is hardl y better... The Christ of Latter-day Saints , apostle Paul... regarded as a prominent supporter of marriage as an act of last that controversial initiative. resort for tho'se unable to has be~n made a·scapegoat contain their animal lust. by 8's angry and vociferous Would any contemporary opponents. And the media, heterosex ual married couhaving sided · with the ple ... turn to the Bible as a proposition 's detractors, is how' to script?" ls such an insultingly simleading the iniolerance campaign. · plistic view actually worthy Yes , I know: The conven- of a nat ional magazi ne's tional wisdom has it that the cover story'! Does anyone .opponent of gay marriage is read tt>e Bible and not the intolerant one. But can understand that Abraham ·'tolerant" really be the right was doing wrong? Rattling word to describe this off Old Testament si ns does excerpt from a recent not a coherent argument Newsweek cover story on . make. Catholics are currentreligious conservatives and ly celebrating a Pauline year; l hope most could the gay-marriage debate? . . come to that great saint's probably isn't going to defense. St. Paul also hap- change with the times. At pens to have written: some level, true faith "Husbands. love your demands obedience to a wives. just as Christ also rock-steady core of beliefs loved the church and gave and rules, despite what the Himself up for her." And, efforts of some religious ves, for the record , couples temporizers who pretend (to turn to faith ... even m they can legitimately the bedroum . Religious · rewrite doctrine on Sunday folks want fl!ith to inform · morning talk shows would their ent ire lives. have you believe. We're ending 2008 with a 1 happen 10 be 3 Christian who opnqses gay marriage, maJ·or news magazine ,~ hut t have never tried to demcmizing mainstream make a case for, say, a feder- voters whose faith leads a! marriage · amendment them to a political conclubased on the Bible. Nor, to sion deemed outrageous by . my klluwledge. has a leading big media. In California, pmponent of traditional mar- where voters followed their riage (who is also a religious consciences, and Christian) Maggie Gallagher•. · delivered a blow to · gay of the National Organization marriage, a similarly outM H d ·1 h for arriage .' er arguments rage attorney genera as focus .on natural law, family decided to ignore his obligand the future. ation to his constituents. For years now, once the Meanwhile , right-leaning weather turns cold and the columnists and politicians days short. we' ve had a are busy turning on their debate about Christmas. Is religious allies for one reathere a ."war" on that holi- son or another. This is not a uay? Attacks on nativity good place to be . Dare I say scenes and silly prohibitions it? God help us if preying on · on religious symbols have the . prayers is in. And long drawn the most atten- although it is born from tion. But there's something nothing but political pragmore .serious afoot. lt's hos- .. matism and obfuscation, tility not necessarily to reli- Obama's choice of inaugurgion .itself - for many on al pastor does what the left are regular church- Newsweek and its legions goers , and some oppose didn't do: welcomes everyabortion and gay marriage one, even those on their on religious grounds. But knees who have the right to the conventional wisdom as be on the right. dictated by Newsweek sug(Kathryn Lopez is the edigests that there is something tor of National Review downright unacceptable Online . (www.nationalre· about a.llowin~ voters to view.com). She can be consubmit to a h1gher power /acted at klopez@national· who, if truly listened to, review.com.) . · Today is Wednesday, Dec. 31. the 366th and final day of·2008. . • Today's Highlight in History: On Dec. 31, 1879. Thomas Edison first publicly demonstrated his electric incandescent . . light in Menlo Park, N.J . .. 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"The Chapter decided to give the money to the Parish so that they could provide services to the needy families in the community," said Arms, adding that the Chapter hopes to be· able to continue to provide support to those families of Meigs County who need help. Submitted photo I • • Gross-ery shopping There. was a story on the news the other night about some grocery stores installing mini car washes to wash their shopping carts after each use. At first I thought it was an extravagant and silly idea. But when the repo11er pointed out that toddlers in diaper> sit in the exact same spot where 1 usually put my apples and avocados, I saw the wisdom of the idea. When I told pe()ple about the carr washer, it seemed that it was pretty common · knowledge among most shoppers that grocery carts are the modem plague carriers and not to touch one without wearing gloves and then throwing the gloves away. 1 never noticed it before. but now l see diapered toddlers silting in the carts all the time. What could possibly go wrong? They never leak . And small kids like to lick and bite things . Jim Mullen It 's a natural part of growing up . It makes them immune to cominon bugs in our culture. But now that l realize that sticky stuff I feel every now ·and then may not be the dried up soda I thought it was , but baby sali va or more . 1 wonder if a simple cleaning is enough? Maybe I should only shop at places th.at steam-clean their carts. Maybe they should be sterilized like surgical instruments in a hosp ital. And then wppcd with germ-killing X-rays. I'm not asking supermar- ' kets to take any more pre- cautions than I do at my own home. I'm proud to say you could eat off my kitchen floor. If you don't mind having cat hair, top soi l and dust bunnies in your food. Of course, I don't expect that level of cleanliness from a public place with hundreds of people · pushi'ng dirty carts around all day. But now that I watch shoppers' behavior from a germspreuding point of view, I am not sure simply .sterilize ing the carts is enough . l've seen small children lick apples and then put them back . I've seen adults wipe their noses and then go back to pushing a cart. I don't want to sound like Howard Hughes, I'm not g~rmophobic, and I'm certainly ijOt wealthy, But I am grossophobic. One customer put a package of bloody meat on the bottom of a cart and it left a red trail all over the floor of the grocery stor~. I know because I was that shopper. I shouldn't have put the 40-pound container of cat litter on top of it. I dido 't notice it until they said, "Clean up in aisle one, two, four and seven." I was in aisle seven looking for the mess when I realized it was me. By then it had stopped leaking. l quickly moved to aisle eight. I put the roast back in the meat case and got another one. People can be so disgusting. I know because I am one. I should . have left the meat at the end of the checkout courter the way most peo. pie do, and one of the store staff could hove restocked it seven hours later. I was just too embarrassed. (Jin. Mullen is the -author of "lt Takes a Village Idiot: Complicating the Simp/e. Life"' and "Baby's First Tanoo." You can reach him at jim.JIIullen@m}way.cm11 .j Divorces POMEROY - Actions for divorce were .filed in Meigs Co~nty Common Pleas Court ~y Jimmy R. Lee, Jr. . Pomeroy. agamst Saf!!~nlha Lee, · Racme; Tracy Lynn Buckallew, Racme, agamst Alexander Joseph Buckallew, North Shores. Mich.; Paul Riggs , Middleport , against Patricia Joyce Riggs, M1ddleport; Jenny S. Nutter, Pomeroy. against James T. Nu!!er II, Reedsville; and Joseph A. Anderson , Langsville, agamst Teresa Ann An.derson, Langsville. Corps names Motz new Chief of Internal Review HUNTINGTON , W.Va. - The Huntington District of the U.S . Army Corps of Engineers has se lected Tina Motz , CPA, as ch1ef of Us Internal Review office. . As Chief of the Internal Review Office, Motz is responSible for adv1s111g the commander. and providing an indep~n dent capability for appraising and monitoring District actiVIties and related mternal controls, and ensuring preservation and proper use of federal resources. Prior to her selection as Chief of Internal Review, Motz worked as an accountant in the Resource Management · Office .for the Huntington Qistrict. · before joining the Corp's. Motz worked as a Certified Public ·Accountant with Trainer, Wright & Paterno of Huntin~ton , W.Va. A nauve of Lavalette, W.Va .. Motz gmduated from Marshall Umvers~ty w1th a bachelor's degree majoring in accounting and management, and passed the CPA exam in 2002. Throughout her six-year career with the Corps, she has received numerous awards an~ recognitions. Motz recently served as a Huntmgton D1 stnct coordmator tor the 2008 Combined Federal Campaign . For mo!e i1l}iJrmation ,'cilllrhe Public Ajjain Q/fice at . 304-399-)353. . . . . . Bridge from Page AI work on the project as did the current deputy director Larry Woodford. Woodford also acknowledged the "team effort" it took to get the bridge built from federal to· state to local agencies, contractors and union workers. Representative-elect Debbie Phillips (D-Athens) acknowledged all the veterans as did the other speakers while Senator-elect J1mmy Stewart (R-Meigs) who summed the entire event up with : "What a great day to move forward for Mason and Meigs Counties." As the day ended, Karen Pawloski, spokesperson for ODOT's District 10 , said from the donated poin settias from Mason's Bob Market to ODOT's maintenance crews getting traffic moving on the bridge within an hour of the cer- · emony, she felt everything went "absolutely perfect. particthe weather." Jeff Amos, president of ularly Pawlo~." · added: " It was great to see people from both Local Chapter 5300, communities come and join us and it was absolutely wonMeigs County State derful to see traffic flowing on that bridge." Employees, presents a · ODOT developed and managed the constmction of.the new check fpr $600 to Jim $65 million bridge which will now belong to West Virginia. Fry and-the Rev. Brian Kenneth Shuster United rfom Page AI Development ~~:~~g~ At Construction of the AMP-Ohio plant will bring thousands of jobs into the county and the region between now and its scheduled by 2014 . · Locals are spending more money in their neighborhood community, rather than driving to other towns for basic needs. That has res11lted in an increase of $84,00(lover the past 12 months in sales tax collection. due primarily to the higher cost of gasoline earlier in the year, which prompted many to shop closer to home. Those funds wilt be a relief to the county budget process. "The picfure is bnghter here right now than in many areas.'·' Varnadoe said. "To have future projects on the horizon wh~:n other communities must concentrate on juSt keeping what they have, we '.re very fortunate." UNIVUSIT Mick . Development Director and Meigs County resident, Commissioner Meigs · County native walked the new bridge with Davenport spoke with Mason Stephanie Filson worked his family yqsterday, he said . County Commissioner Rick on the Bridge of Honor he knew the day would get Han<\ley, a. scene repeated p(oject when employed here and he was glad to see it. · throughout the morning as with the Ohio Department While Betzing walked with residents from both sides of , of Transportation. his family, ~tanding -behind the river congregated and "It was important to me to him, Meigs County appreciated the view. see ·the bridge opened today," Filson said. ·'Now that I am working in the . econ\)mic development field, tbis project has taken on an ·even larger meaning for me. I've always known that the new bridge would • Well-woman exams be a boost for the local economy, but the reality is • Birth Control Including that the benefit will be •lmplanoo (t'irst & Only much farther reaching. A J.year implantable win for Meigs County is a. win for the. entire southeast birth control Ohio region.Jt was a plea• Gardasil Vaccine .sure to be a ~mall . part of it." • STD detection_&!fellment George Collins, former · deputy director for ODOT's . • Minimally·in~asive District .10 . and a · Meigs gynecologic surgial care County resident, recalled all • Pregnmcy Care. the trips to Columb'us with his fell!>w employees to • E&<iure (Scarless Permanent begin the design rrocess on Jane D. Broec:~er, MD Birth Control Sterilization) the bridge as wei as all the obstacles the project faced . 113 East Memorial Drive Those obstacles included a slip on the Ohio side, the dis- • Pomeroy, OH • 992-9158 mantling and reconstruction of the West Virginia tower Castrop Center 75 Hospital Dr and the excavation and Suite 260 placement of a retaining wall Athens, OH • 594-8819 m Pomeroy, to name a few. When asked about what' he appreciated most about . the bridge finally opemng, Collins joked, he'd be glad Aaollll~.riM ~ people would quit asking him O'BLENESS when it would open. Colhns H!AUH USl~M was also invited to cut the ribbon at the ceremony. . While Cary Betzing, prowww.rlverroseobgyn.com ject engineer for. OOOT and ~0 . Rettistrotion Now Open! &R Call today to schedule Gynecology Services For mnrr infontklli(m romtu·t: Jm>nrPcuttrliCH! Available In Meigs County Rtbecmwn& (800J'281·72QI. t.tl. 742S ('J" \ • lbelma L Walton EVERYTHIN6 HAS WORK~D OUT .. The Daily Sentinel Reader Services '· Born March 27, 1968, in Columbus. he was the son of L.:1\bert McClure, Racine. He was a self-employed bnck layer and a former member of the Moscow, Ohio Volunteer Fire Department. He is survived by his mother, Susan Lambert McClure and stepfather, Jesse McClure; three children: Dannyce Shuster, Kiersten Shuster, and Kenny Ray Shuster, Jr. all of Cookeville; two sisters, Sheila (Red) Eblin. Pomeroy, and Mtchelle (Steve) Shuster, Georgetown; the mother of his children: Denise Miller Carter; seven nieces and nephews: Amber Burton, Ashley Fulton, Stephanie Fulton, Kelsey Burton, Paige Fulton, Tyler Fulton, Mark Eblin; and one great nephew, Austin Fulton. . . He ~a~ preceded in death 'by his maternal grandparents, Or he and. Ethel Lambert and grandfather. Richard Shuster. Funeral will be held at II a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 3, 2009, at the Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine . lnterment will follow _in the Radcliff Cemetery, Vinton Comity. Fnends may call from 6-8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home . Onlme condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.cremeensfuneralhomes.com. S~san Thelma L. Walton , ·90, of Racine. passed away at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 29, 2008, in the Gables of Green Pastures Nursing Facility in Marysville. Born June 29 , 1918, she was the daughter of the late Theodore and Martha-Conger Rose . On Oct. 16, 1940, she mamed Albert F. "Frank" Walton who preceded her in death. She was a member of the Morse Chapel Methodist Church , the Sonshine Circle and the Racine American Legion Ladies Auxiliary. · Site is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Carl W. (Theresa) Walton, Newark, and daughter and son-in-law, Mary K. (Donald) Dorst, Richwood; 10 grandchildren: Carolyn (Andy) Hoy, Rita Reiber, Cindy Dorst.• Regina D~rst . ~ecky (Mike) Young , theresa (Terry) Wolfe, De~ (T1m) T1res, Donald Ray (Joanne) Dorst, Robert Dillon and Eric (Jamie) Claggett; 12 great grandchildren; two sisters, Evelyn Holter, Columbus, and Gnice (Dean) Erich, Columbus; a brother, Guy (Nancy) Rose, Long Bottom; and several nieces and nephews. Besides her parents and her husband she was preceded in death by a brother, Warren Rose, and a sister-in-law, · Pauline Rose. Service will be held at 2 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 2, 2009, at the Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine. Interment will follow in the 'Morse Chapel Cemetery. Kenneth R. "Kenny" Shuster, 40, of Cookeville, Tenn., forFnends may call from II a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday at the merly of Meigs County, passed away at 3:34a.m. on Sunday, · funeral home . Online condolences may be sent to the famDec. 28,2008, at Cookeville Regional Medical Center. ily by yisiting www.cremeensfuneralhomes.com. · ~ LETTERS TO .THE EDITOR . Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less ~han 300 words . A/1/euers are subject to editing, must be signed, and include address dnd telephone number. No :unsigned letlers will be published. Let/ers should be in :good taste, addressing is.1ues , not personalities. Leiters of :thanks to organizations and indil'iduals will not be accepl:ed for publication. · For 'the Record Carlos Lee "Peanut" Harris, 45, of New Haven W.Va., died unexpectedly Sunday, Dec. 28. 2008, at Jackson General Hospital. . He was an employee at Alcan Rolled Products in Ravenswood, W.Va. He was a proud U.S ..Army Veteran/ Paratrooper. He was in the 27th. Engineer Battalion, Fort Brdgg N.C. He was a ·member of the V.F.W. Post 9926 of Mason , W.Va. He was also a member of the Broad Run Gun Club of New Haven , W.Va. A member of ' World of Warcmft' as Heat Mizer & Zamantar. He also loved four-wheeling, Carlos Harris arrowhead hunting , and spending time with his family . He was born Oct. 20, 1963 , in Gallipolis, son of Cardell and Betty Elswick Harris. · · He w~s preceded in death by his grandparents, and his mother-m-law, AnnaL. Warth. In addition to his parents, he is survived by his wife of 21 years, L1sa Warth Hams of New Haven, W.Va .; two loving daughters: Bethany D. (Ryan) Kauff of Rutland, and Kali B. Hams of New_ Haven; proud Pa-Pa of three grandchildren : Noah, Jazmm and Brandon Kauff; a brother and siste~-m-law, Barry and Ellen Harri s of Letart, W.Va.; sisters: Dtanna (Joe) Patton of · Eleanor, W.Va., Tracy Harris ·(Chuck Samsel) of Mason ; father-in-law, Donald A. Warth :of Hartford, W.Va.; sister-in-law, Roxanne · (Kevin) .D1Vmcenzo of New H_aven ; brothers-in-law: Ray (Missy) Warth of Hartford; Bnan (Mtssy) Warth of Hartford· and several nieces and nephews: · ' Friends may call from 5-9 p.m . .on Friday at· the Fogelsong-Tucker Funeral Home , Mason . Funeral will be held at I p.m. on Saturday, Jan . 3, 2009 , at FogelsongTucker Funeral Home, wuh Pastor James Hughes and Pastor Billy Zuspan officiating. Burial will be in Union Cemetery, with military rites by . Post 99;6. VFW and Post 140,American Legion. E-ma1l condolences to foglesongtucker@verizon .net. 5TAH(ER TODAY IN HISTORY • Obituaries '' The Daily Sentinel • Pa~e As www.mydailysentinel.com 2008 Carlos ·Peanut' Hants Executive director . . Wednesday, December 31 , The religious have rights, too. 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Kelsey D.C. .viD .UEA ClllllOnM:I'IC CENTS 1065 South Second Street • Mason, wv '---.;,.._,--. 1-304· 773-5773 .Only at Fo Far111ers tJoA ._._. CHIROPRACTIC WORKS McDonald's - Bank "Your Bank For L•fen 992-2 t36 • Pomeroy, OH 98~ -3 .<'< -" • T up1.er< l'lnlns. OH 446 · l.U•.5 ·• Gallipolis, OH ...... . -· ---- -- ~ 3fl4-77J-6400 • Mason, WV J04-674·8ZUO • Pt. Pleasant, WV ........ -~_ --....___....,__ of Pomeroy 423 W. Main . Pomeroy, OH 992·5600 Mombor f.DJ.C. I " . C<lNI'ACI'US FRUTH .PHARMACY SYRACUSE We've Got It! Our Gift · · To The First BabY of . 2009 Is••• A $20 Gift Certificate 0021. ' NATIONAL BANK ---·- .... . _..._- '--- __ ~- --~-- LCAUMOMYDAILYRECliSTER.COM MASON , W.Va. Tuesday's championship game of the Bob's Market Hoopsfest Tournament was es>entially a game of 2-on-1. Advantage Wahama. The deadly due of Amber Tully and Taylor Hysell scored all but four of their team's points while Point Pleasant's Anna Sommer tried to keep pace, putting up 31 of her team's 48 points, but ·the tag team tandem of Tully and Hysell proved too much as Wahama rode the pair to a 56-48 'victory in the championship round of the two-day tournament held Tuesday in Mason. · Southern won the consolation game held earlier in the night 53-40 over Hannan. Hysell scored 27 points off of 11 baskets and was 5for-7 at the free throw line while Tully dropped seven buckets and was 9·for-9 at the line for 25 points . Alex Wood was the only other Lady Falcon player to contril)ute offensively in the toumament victory, scoring four points. · Sommer had 11 baskets and was 8-for-13 at the line for 31. points . to lead the Lady Knights. · Point Pleasant's Emily Jones was the only other player in Tuesday's contest to score more than one basket , hitting two for four points. Kayla Arthur and Miranda Thompson' also had four points apiece and Devin Cottrill and Sydney Walton had two points each. Tuesday's tournament final had all the intensity and · excitement that has come to be expected between the two in-county rivals. Waharna (4-5) came out with the hot hand in the openlnjl frame, outscoring the visitors 12-5 in the first quarter, but that role was reversed in the second quarter. · Point Pleasant (3-3) rallied from the slow start with a · 15-3 run over the first seven minutes of the quarter to take a 20-15 advantage and looked like it would take that lead into the break, but Wahama wasn't done yet. Tully hit one of her · two three-pointers just before the hom to cut the lead to 20-18 . at the half and take with it all the momentum , Riding that first half high, the Lady Falcons came out , · Pluse IH W•h•m•, 82 Larry Crumlphoto 2009 -A . Coat Grove at South Gallia, 6 p.m. The First Baby . Wahama downs Point, wins tourney --.-···~ Southern's Emma Hunter, right, knocks the ball away from a Hannan offensive player during Tuesday night's consolation girls basketball game at the Wahama Holiday Tournament in Mason , W.Va. ladv pastH Bv ScOTT WOLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT MASON, W.Va. - The Southern Lady Tornadoes defeated the Hannan Wildcats 53-40 to capture third place honors in the 9th ·annual Bobfs Market Hoopsfest Wahama Holiday tournament Tuesday night at Wahama High School. Southern's win in the con- roll 53-40 the season. Southern :.vM led by a · game-high, career~high 22 point effort from junior llreanna Taylor. Emma Hunter added 10, Cheyene Dunn 11 , Jessica Riffle four, Lindsay Teaford four and Courtney Thomas two. Hannan was led by Abby Bush with 15 points, Kalah Perry notched eight , Brittany Edmonds �... Wednesday. December 31, 2008 www .mydailysentinel.com . Page A6- The Daily Sentinel Bl The Daily Sentinel Devils burn Raiders, Page B2 Wednesday, December 31, 2008 P()t.£AOV - A 8Chedule of upcoming hi(ll ectlOOI 'Nitty aponilg IM!nta lnvol'v'ing teams """'9•1la..,._""" ...... ~. BY LARRY CRUM WtdMt... Dtcemblr 31 Qlrla leaketball Buffalo at Point F'l&asant, 5:30 p.m. FIRST BABY OF 2009 CONTEST RULES frldly Jeoyaey 2 Boya Beeketball Ironton at Gallie Academy, 6 p.m. Roane County at Point Pleasant, 7:30 p.m. ' 1. Winning baby must be born to parents who are legal residents of Meigs J.::::::;::J • I County. 1. All such babies are ellglbl,. :s. Exad time of birth must be specified In written statement by attending physician. ·4. Application must be flied In the office by noon, January 16, 1009. s. In case of tie, award will be distributed ·at.the discretion of the contest committee. .To the Parents af the 1st.Baby af TOTn[fiRST ARRIVAL Of.2009 Saturday: Januer:y 3 8oy1 Basketball Ei.stern at Wahama, 7:30p.m. Qlrla Ba1ketball Qallla Academy at Ironton , 6 p.m. Meigs at South' Gallla, 6 p.m. •Wayne at Point Pleasant. 7:30p.m. Wrlltllng • ~SNerValley Invitational , 10 a.m. Mqndtv JarltuaD' 5 Baya Baelmtball .Valley Fayene at Hannan , 7:30p.m. Glrlo Baoketball Eastern at River Valley. 6 p.m. Hannan at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. PYL holding youth · ijoopstoQrnarnent of2009Will RUTLAND The P-omeroy Youth League will be holding a 4th, 5th and 6th grade basketball tournament in separate di\lisions at the Rutland C.ivic Center on · Monday, 4nuary 26, through Siinday, February 8. . ·.~Each tournament will be d!lUble elimination and no !IIJ-star teams will be permitted. For more information ~ontact Ken at (7 40) 992~22 or (740) 416-6648, or Ca.ll Dennis at (740) 447- Receive A 825.00 Gift Certificate POWELL'S F()ODFAIR . ' 700 East Main Street ·Pomeroy, OH 740·992·5252 From R-CtNE lo 949-2210 • Rlfclnfi, Otl . 811992-6333 • Syracuse, OH .. '-----...... .,. · :~ ; 1-740-446·2342 ext. 33 . .: ..eea44at. . ~· ~ ·. , . . 706 W. Maan • Pomeroy OUR Gin s-crrus:s~}:) TO THE FIRST BABY OF 1009 . . Pany Barn &1ieuluramTo . The 20GIFTCARD FlntBIIIJII 2119 .IS I $15.11 ~[!h. "''Ru)~t), Dell Gift cenmcate 74e SHOEPLACE 992-5627 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO BUN'S PARTY BARN & DELl www.ThePharmacy4U.com > • 636 East Main Street Pomeroy, OH 740-992-6121 M·F 8am-8pm • Sat. 8am-5pm • Closed Sun. 112 E. Main St., Pomeroy • 992·2955 TO THE To the firs+ baby Our Gift to the first baby~ family of 2009 FIRST ARRIVAL ' of2QQg> we wi\\ giv~... OF 2009 · ( . $20 Gift . Certificate! An ad jus+men+ to we love.to s~e you smile- · Mom ~Baby · Dr. Henry M. Kelsey D.C. .viD .UEA ClllllOnM:I'IC CENTS 1065 South Second Street • Mason, wv '---.;,.._,--. 1-304· 773-5773 .Only at Fo Far111ers tJoA ._._. CHIROPRACTIC WORKS McDonald's - Bank "Your Bank For L•fen 992-2 t36 • Pomeroy, OH 98~ -3 .<'< -" • T up1.er< l'lnlns. OH 446 · l.U•.5 ·• Gallipolis, OH ...... . -· ---- -- ~ 3fl4-77J-6400 • Mason, WV J04-674·8ZUO • Pt. Pleasant, WV ........ -~_ --....___....,__ of Pomeroy 423 W. Main . Pomeroy, OH 992·5600 Mombor f.DJ.C. I " . C<lNI'ACI'US FRUTH .PHARMACY SYRACUSE We've Got It! Our Gift · · To The First BabY of . 2009 Is••• A $20 Gift Certificate 0021. ' NATIONAL BANK ---·- .... . _..._- '--- __ ~- --~-- LCAUMOMYDAILYRECliSTER.COM MASON , W.Va. Tuesday's championship game of the Bob's Market Hoopsfest Tournament was es>entially a game of 2-on-1. Advantage Wahama. The deadly due of Amber Tully and Taylor Hysell scored all but four of their team's points while Point Pleasant's Anna Sommer tried to keep pace, putting up 31 of her team's 48 points, but ·the tag team tandem of Tully and Hysell proved too much as Wahama rode the pair to a 56-48 'victory in the championship round of the two-day tournament held Tuesday in Mason. · Southern won the consolation game held earlier in the night 53-40 over Hannan. Hysell scored 27 points off of 11 baskets and was 5for-7 at the free throw line while Tully dropped seven buckets and was 9·for-9 at the line for 25 points . Alex Wood was the only other Lady Falcon player to contril)ute offensively in the toumament victory, scoring four points. · Sommer had 11 baskets and was 8-for-13 at the line for 31. points . to lead the Lady Knights. · Point Pleasant's Emily Jones was the only other player in Tuesday's contest to score more than one basket , hitting two for four points. Kayla Arthur and Miranda Thompson' also had four points apiece and Devin Cottrill and Sydney Walton had two points each. Tuesday's tournament final had all the intensity and · excitement that has come to be expected between the two in-county rivals. Waharna (4-5) came out with the hot hand in the openlnjl frame, outscoring the visitors 12-5 in the first quarter, but that role was reversed in the second quarter. · Point Pleasant (3-3) rallied from the slow start with a · 15-3 run over the first seven minutes of the quarter to take a 20-15 advantage and looked like it would take that lead into the break, but Wahama wasn't done yet. Tully hit one of her · two three-pointers just before the hom to cut the lead to 20-18 . at the half and take with it all the momentum , Riding that first half high, the Lady Falcons came out , · Pluse IH W•h•m•, 82 Larry Crumlphoto 2009 -A . Coat Grove at South Gallia, 6 p.m. The First Baby . Wahama downs Point, wins tourney --.-···~ Southern's Emma Hunter, right, knocks the ball away from a Hannan offensive player during Tuesday night's consolation girls basketball game at the Wahama Holiday Tournament in Mason , W.Va. ladv pastH Bv ScOTT WOLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT MASON, W.Va. - The Southern Lady Tornadoes defeated the Hannan Wildcats 53-40 to capture third place honors in the 9th ·annual Bobfs Market Hoopsfest Wahama Holiday tournament Tuesday night at Wahama High School. Southern's win in the con- roll 53-40 the season. Southern :.vM led by a · game-high, career~high 22 point effort from junior llreanna Taylor. Emma Hunter added 10, Cheyene Dunn 11 , Jessica Riffle four, Lindsay Teaford four and Courtney Thomas two. Hannan was led by Abby Bush with 15 points, Kalah Perry notched eight , Brittany Edmonds �' ' '~ . Pa~e 82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, December 31, 2008 www .mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, December 31, 2008 Blue Devils burn Rivet Valley, 51-26 Southern ' RIO GRANDE - Chalk one up for the defe,nse. Gallia Academy held host River Valley without a field goal for over 13 minutes Tuesday night, allowing the Blue Devils to go on a 29-7 run over the middle quarters en route to a 51-26 victory during . a non-conference boys basketball contest at Newt Oliver Arena on the dimpus of the University of Rio Grande. The Blue Devils (3-3) stormed out to an early 5-0 advantage~ but the Raiders · (1-4) countered with a 10-2 . over the final four minutes of . the first quarter to take a 107 edge into the second stanza. The Silver and Black then took their biggest lead of the. night a minute into the second period, as Kody Johnson hit a free throw. to make it an 11 -7 RVHS lead. The Raiders - over the final seven-plus minutes of the first half - would not score a single point from there . The Blue and White conversely ~ closed that same seven-plus minute time frame on a 16-0 surge, which . Bryan Walters/photo allowed the visitors to take a · Gallia Academy's Jared Golden (34) releases a shot 23-11 advantage into the attempt between River Valley defenders during the seconct intermission. half of Tuesday nightis boys basketball game ifl Rio Grande. GAHS extended its lead to 20 points (33-13) at the 5: 11 players reach the scoring col- · tered only one successful mark of the third stanza, then umn , led by Chri., Am1strong three-pointer - which came RVHS finally ended its field with II pomts. Kyle Mitchell at the 3: 12 mark of the and· John Troester were next fourth. goal drought with a basket at with eight points apiece. fol G.alii a Academy also postthe 4:20 mark to pull within 33-15.Bothclubstradedbas- lowed by Quinton Nibert ed a 45-16 victory in the kets to make it 36-17, then with seven and Nick Mitchell junior varsity contest. both teams went scoreless with six markers . . GALLIA ACADEMY 51, over the final 2:08 which Ethan Moore added fi.ve allowed the Devils to take a points to the winning cause, RIVER VALLEY 26 19-point lead into the finale . while Corey Eberhard, Beau 7 16 13 15 - 51 The visitors never looked Whaley and Zeke Maher GA 10 .. , 6 9 - 26 back; taking their biggest rounded out the scoring with RV lead of the: night (28 points) two points each. GAHS was GALLIA ACADEMY 13·3): corey with 4: 17 left m regulation at also 9-of- I 9 at the free throw Eberhard 0 2·22. Jordan Cornwell 0 0.() o,1- 1Quinton Nibert 3O·O 7, Elhan Moore 2 49-21. The . RaJ'ders closed line for 47 percent. 5, Nick Mitchell 2 1-2 6, Chris the contest on a 5-2 run , River Valley had just fo tlr Armslrong 50.() 11 . Even Wood o o-1o, bringing the Pame to its 25- players score m the Joss , with Kyle Milchell 32-7 8, Jared Golden oo-o P CJ C 1 d. h O,ChuckCalvert00-20, BeauWhaleyO point conclusiOn. ayton urnuue ca mg t e 2-2 2. Zeke Mahen 0-1 2, John TroeS1er The Blue Devils connected way with a game-high 14 3H8:TOTALS:199·1951 Three-point on 19-of-43 field goal points. Zak Dcel was next goals 4 (f'libor1, N. Mi1chell. ArmS1rong, ·h · k · h' l Troester) . Fielcl goals: 19·43 (.442}. Total attempts for 44 percent and WJ! SIX mar ers. W I e rebounds 33 Turnovers; 9. Persona~ also limited the hosts to just Johnson and Cody McAvena louis: 12. · · 10-of-44 from the tield for 23 rounded out the scoring with RIVER VALLEY 11-4); Cody Smi1h o0.() · · R HS 0. Keith Skidmore 0 0-0 .. 0. Cody percent. GAHS also commit- three pointS apiece. v McAvena 1 1-2 3, Clayton Curnutle 53ted just nine turnovers and .· was also 5 -ot~ II at the chari- 5 14: Kody Johnson 1 1·2 3. Parker . won the battle on the boards ty stri.pe for 45 percent. ~olri~~g~~~~c~nM~~~~~.0 =~1 by a 33-24 margin . RVHS The Blue Devils hit three Robinson o 0-0 o. Zak Deal 3 o-o e. had 12 turnovers in the Set- of their four trifectas during TOTALS; 10 5·11 26. Three-poinl goals; back. that 16-0 run in the second 1 (Curnurte). Field goals: 10-44 (.227). Total rebounds: 24. Turnovers: 12. The Blue Devils had nine quarter, while RVHS mus- Personal louis: 18. Kaitlyn Campbe ll four, Jennifer Swan foUl and Christie Williams two. Coach Alan Crisp's Lady Tornadoes (2-6) ~ot off to an early start by vlflue of an 18-point first quarter. The ffame was fueled by dual six-point efforts from Emma Hunter and Breanna Taylor. Hunter and Taylor used the right -ldt combo, while Chevene Dunn worked the inside for four points. Hannan keyed upon Courtney Southern's Thomas who shared lop scoring honors O\!er the past few ga mes and shared a t 5point game with Dunn in Monday's act ion . Overall , Larry Crurnlphoto Southern 's defense did a Southern's Breanna Taylor, middle, goes up for a layup good job with the Wildrat offense. limiting the Blue attempt over three Hannan defenders during Tuesday and White to just 10 points, night's consolation girls basketball game in Mason, W Va. six of which :came from played even in th ~ final rebounds, 17 turnovers, I Abby Bush. round with Southern's steal, 3 assists and 13 fouls .. Southern lost some Taylor maintaining her momentum in the second great floor game and adding SOUTHERN 53, .HANNAN 40 round , while Hannan throt- 11 second-half pomts. Southern 18 9 16 iO - 53 tled up for a 14-point stint. Southern brought home the Hannan 10 14 6 10 - 40 Bush continued · her hot 53-40 win. Southern hit 23-of-52 for SOUTHERN (2·6): Emma Hunter 5 0·0 shooting with five points in 10, Breenna Taylor 10 2-4 22., Lindsay the quarter, while Perry 52 percent und was 0-for-3 Teaford 1 2-2 4. Cbeyene Dunn 4 3-9 notched four and Edmonds on threes, II - for-17 at the 11 . CoLJrtney Thomas 1 ()-() 2. Lynzee drained a three-pointer. line , while grabbing 19 Tucker 0 0-0 0. Gabby Johnson 0 0-1 0, McMillan o 0-0 0, Jessica Riffle Taylor tossed in five fo r rebounds (Dunn . 4', Taylor 2Morgan 0-1 4, K~lly Humphrey 0 0-0 0. Southern as the Tornadoes 4). Southern ·had just seven TOTALS: 23 11·17 53. Three-point None. · went into intermission with tUI'IlOVers , l2 steals (Dunn goals: (0·6) : 'Celeste C8mptlell 0 0· 5, Taylor 5), five assists and 2HANNAN a slight 27-24 edge. · o. Kaitlyn Campbell 2 0·2 4, Kalah After a halftime pep talk, 17 fouls. Perry 4 Q-2 8. Brittany Edmonds 2 2·2 7, Hannan hit 18-of-54 over- Jennifer Swann 2 ()-3 4. Abby Bush 7 1· Southern responded with 16 Williams 1 0-CI 2. TOTALS ~ points and a more comfort- all arid 3-of-15 at the line . 418~ S.Chrlstie 3-15 40. Three-point goals: 1 able 43-30 lead. Both clubs The Wildcats had 25 (Edmonds). , Wahama fromPageBl and had their biggest round of the night scori ng 20 points in the third quarter while Point Pleasant simply fell apart. The Lady Knights had several turnovers and missed shoJs leading to just 14 points as Wahama re~ook the lead· and extended its advantage to 38-34 entering the fourth quarter. But Point Pleasant wasn't done yet. Tbe·La4y Kn.iclluJu•Pl up with Wahama throughout a majority of the fourth quar- · ter, finally cutting the lead . to two with just a few min- The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 tErthune- Sentinel - l\e fromPageBl BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERSOMVDAILVTRIBUNE.COM www.mydallysentlnel.com utes on the clock, but the Point Pleasant will ring in Lady Falcons answered the holiday with a New with another huge three by Year's Eve matchup against Tully to push the Red and Buffalo Wednesday night at White lead back to five 5:30 p.m .. while Wahama points . will return to action From there Wahama was Tuesday, January 6 at 7:30 able to create some distance p.m. also against the Lady and PPHS couldn't catch up Bison of Buffalo. as the Lady Falcons· held on for a 56-48 victory and WAHAMA 56, claim the championship in POINT. PLEASANT 48 the 9th annual Bob's Market Holi<lay Hoopsfest. Point 5 15 14 14 ~ 48 Wahama 12 6 20 18 - 56 The showdown· between Sommer, Tully and Hysell POINT PLEASANT (3·3); Anna produced 84 of the 104 Sommer 11 6·13 31 , Emily Jones 2 o-o points . scored on the 4, , Kayla Anhur 1 2-2 4, Miranda evemng. Thompson 1 2·4 4, Devin Conrll11 0-02, . !1\l.itb~-- "' ~~1;;11~l~~~~2·_ .500 on the season, both . WAHAMA (4-5):TaylorHysell 115-727, will begin the new year with . Amber Tully 7 9·9 25,1Aiex Wood 12·2 4, Rebecca Zerkle 0 D-2 0, KariS1a a firesh start as both Iook to Ferguson o0·2 o.TOTALS: 19 16·22 56. tU{11 their seasons around. Thr~e·poln1 goals; 2 (Tully2). CLASSIFIED Websites: In One Week With Us www.mydailytribune.com E·mau· www.mydailysentinel.com classififj(j@ mydailytribune.com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS www.mydaiJyregister.com YO .l\egtster To Place tErtbune Sentinel ca~r;~::; (74o> 446-2342 . 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"'"' .............1,090.24 H'll490 • OTHER SUPPLIES..........73.00 1·2-7110 · ELECTRICITY .......................9,367. 18 t·:l-7140 ·WATER ....:.................2,063.15 1-2-7150 • TELEPHONJ: 2,059.40 1·2-7220 • RACE PURSE 31,i28.00 1-2-7290 ·OTHER RACE RELATED .......................1,234.81 '2•2·7230 • STARTING QATE ..............700.00 2·2-72.40 • PHoTO FINISH .:...........328.00 2·2-7210. ANNOUNCER, JUDGES ......1,211.00 2-2•7HO • OTHIR AACI! RILATED ..................~ .......410.00 1·2·7330. 2H2»C(IUNTY VITII'ItNAIIY OOVIIIN QIIANT IIIIVICI8 .......100.00 .......... - .............100.01 1·2·73402·1·111* COUNTY CONTRACTUAL QOVIRN GRANT INTEIITA1...23,217.81 .......................J~.oo 1·2-?UO·RIDE 2-1 ·2271J. COUNTY COMPANY EXPENSE QOVIRN GRANT .................... 20,000.00 .......................2,100.00 1·H380· OTHER t Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice SERVICES .......910.00 1·2-7410 • SECURIT'I SERVICES.... 4,399.00 1·2-7430COMPUTER SERVICES....... 199.00 1-2·7440 ·CLEANING & JANITORIA ....................... 4,156.00 1-2·7450- GROUNDS KEEPING ......1,650.00 1-2·7460· TRASH HAULING .........949.62 I ·2-7470 ·SOUND SYSTEM SERVICE ''' "'"""'"' '""'' 3,145.00 1·2-7480 ·TAX· REAL ESTATE ........... 245.72 1·2-7490 ·OTHER PURCHASED SERV ''' """"" """"' .8,808.00 1-2·7510 ·LEGAL ADS .................217.80 1·2-7520' NEWSPAPERS AD """""""""""1,853.53 I ·2-7530 • RADIO ADVERTISING ............ '.'..... '' .. ' .600.00 . 1-2·7540· PRINTING & PUB FEES :...3,112.30 1·2-7590· OTHER COMMUNICATIONS .......................... 104.56 1-2·7610· EQUIPMENT REPAIR$..........370.15 1-2·7620 • MOTOR VEHICLES REPAIR """''' ...................50.00 1·2-7630· BUILDING REPAIRS ..... 2,936.45 1-2·7690· OTHER REPAtRS .......... 232.31 1-2·7720 INSURANCE LtABILITY.... 11,&62.00 1-2-7850 RENT . MOTOR VEHICLES ''' '" ........ '"' ....3,216.00 1-2·7970 RENT/lEASE EQUIPMENT 6,314.48 1-2·7920 BUILDINGS .......................8,749.53 1·2-9390 OTHER JUNIOR FAIR EXPENSE .......................6, 153.76 1-.2-9490 OTHER FAIR EXPENSES ....................71,053.86 1-29500TRANSFERS. OUT 0.00 .1·2·9600ADVANCES .......................9,000.00 r-2·971 oNON SUFFICIENT FUND ......................... 100.00 1-2·9730 REFUNDS OF ~EPOSITS .......................... 277.00 1·2·9790 OTHER MISC EXPENSES .......................;.. t65.00 TOTAL EXPENSE olthetract herein parted ind described; thence continuing alontJ oeld contortlno the following two couroea and distance"' South 83 deg. 49' 18" East, 108.57 lee! to 1 point; South 85 deg. 22' 49" Eaa~ 99.t5 feel lo a P.K. nail; ihenee departing County Road 26, South 05 deg. 52".DO" Weal, a dlotanco ol 337.00 feel to 1 point; thence Soulh 81 deg. 31 ' 26" West a dlllance of 215.41 lee! to a point; thence North 05 deg. .................. 304,960.87 52" ;:2:7940..eou~~~~~·· ....................... 1,328.89 1·2-7990-0THER ' .................. ""7,335.80 2-2-71140-EOUIPMENT ...................... 1,773.07 1•HI10 IINIOA FAIA JUOOI!8 i':2:t'i20'iiNt~~·:ao I'AIR PIIIMIUMI 1 1:2:t11o'ooitt~Jr ' JUDOU ......~..110.00 !·HUll CONTIIT JIAIMIIIMI ...................11,711..1:2 1 ·M~10 JUNIOR FAIR JUDGII ...................... 1,-444.00 1·2..JUNIOA FAIR PREMIUMS begl~nlng 00" Ent, distance of 308.80 . teet to a P.K. nail In lho centerline ot County Ro)d 26 arid Public Nollce being !he·' point ot beginning ollhe tract Sheriff Sales herein .deiCtlbod and Case Number eonlln.ulntJ . 1.735 08ev119 . acres, more or teal Clti Mortgage Inc. and aubl<!ct to all Plaintiff oaoemon11 arid tegat· right-of-wave ot · vs Joseph Egan el al record, Defendant . Current Owner: . Court of Common . Joseph Egan elal · 'Piaas. Meigs County, Propertv at: 36518 . Ohio .Fia-• Rd. ln.· pursuance of an Pomerov OH 457811 order ol lillie lo me PPI Q4.00080,002 directed lrom oald Prior Dead court In 1ho above Rafereneaa: Volunll onlltled action, I will 271, Page 0307 expose to sale 81 ·Volume 0171, Page public auction on tho . 0387 · front stepa ol tho Apprallod at $25,000 Meigs County Court . Termo , ol . Sat.: House on Frl<iay, · Cannot be aold lor Feb. 6th, 2008 81 10 leso lhon 213tdll o1 a.m., <>faald dav, lht tho apprelaecl value. following deocrlbod 10%down on <lev o1 realea1ate: eata, eooh or cti11111d Situated In Sactlon chock, bela- due 12, Town 2 North, · on connrmatlan o1 Ronge 13 WMI, aala. . Chelter Tawnahlp, The appralaal did not MIIQI County, Ohio Include an Interior and being mar. examination ol the particularly bounded haute. arid -rlbod I I lloblft I, lleegt., IC!IIOWfi . Meigl County lhlllfl lht A~::'J fof lilt lnttrttOtlon ol the Pial otn1al11ne o1 County Ltrnll' S.mpeon I llold ao end County Aolhfult ROid H ; l)ltnct 120 1. 4111 II. 8th fOllowing lilt Floenttrllnt ol Couftlv Cincinnati, OH ..202Aold H, loulh I~ 4007 dtg. 30' 1111, • 518-2414100 dlllanot o1 441.00 (12131, (1171 t4 fall to 1 fi,K. nail and being the point ol J Last Word That's lhe word hom subscriberS who read our newspaper daily lor captivating news stories, dining and entertainment reviews, travel deals, local weather reports and much moral 1 NET PROFIT .....................59,491 .08 (12) 31 c;ommtnclng at Good to the New Year-s Eve ' . Sock Hop 9-12 '~ Riverbend Arts Council Ohio Kipling Shoe Co.'s · (Gallipolis Store) ·INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE GOING ON NOWII ·(aome 30" offexclualone STOF.IEWIDE ljlply) We atlll have........ .. $5·110&115 ' namebrand lhoea) ICipllng lila Co. 300 2nd Ave. Gllllpolla 7<10 441 9010 Hra. M·F 101m· 8pln .ipol.ts i\ailp ~ribune (740) 446·234~ . The Daily Sentinel (740) 992·2155 Joint l$leanrit J.egister (304) 675·1333 • Sat 10am • 5pm Cloeed Sunday 5 room house stovelretr. 44 Olive St. $425/mth + deposH. No Pal!l. 446·3945 I \ �' ' '~ . Pa~e 82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, December 31, 2008 www .mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, December 31, 2008 Blue Devils burn Rivet Valley, 51-26 Southern ' RIO GRANDE - Chalk one up for the defe,nse. Gallia Academy held host River Valley without a field goal for over 13 minutes Tuesday night, allowing the Blue Devils to go on a 29-7 run over the middle quarters en route to a 51-26 victory during . a non-conference boys basketball contest at Newt Oliver Arena on the dimpus of the University of Rio Grande. The Blue Devils (3-3) stormed out to an early 5-0 advantage~ but the Raiders · (1-4) countered with a 10-2 . over the final four minutes of . the first quarter to take a 107 edge into the second stanza. The Silver and Black then took their biggest lead of the. night a minute into the second period, as Kody Johnson hit a free throw. to make it an 11 -7 RVHS lead. The Raiders - over the final seven-plus minutes of the first half - would not score a single point from there . The Blue and White conversely ~ closed that same seven-plus minute time frame on a 16-0 surge, which . Bryan Walters/photo allowed the visitors to take a · Gallia Academy's Jared Golden (34) releases a shot 23-11 advantage into the attempt between River Valley defenders during the seconct intermission. half of Tuesday nightis boys basketball game ifl Rio Grande. GAHS extended its lead to 20 points (33-13) at the 5: 11 players reach the scoring col- · tered only one successful mark of the third stanza, then umn , led by Chri., Am1strong three-pointer - which came RVHS finally ended its field with II pomts. Kyle Mitchell at the 3: 12 mark of the and· John Troester were next fourth. goal drought with a basket at with eight points apiece. fol G.alii a Academy also postthe 4:20 mark to pull within 33-15.Bothclubstradedbas- lowed by Quinton Nibert ed a 45-16 victory in the kets to make it 36-17, then with seven and Nick Mitchell junior varsity contest. both teams went scoreless with six markers . . GALLIA ACADEMY 51, over the final 2:08 which Ethan Moore added fi.ve allowed the Devils to take a points to the winning cause, RIVER VALLEY 26 19-point lead into the finale . while Corey Eberhard, Beau 7 16 13 15 - 51 The visitors never looked Whaley and Zeke Maher GA 10 .. , 6 9 - 26 back; taking their biggest rounded out the scoring with RV lead of the: night (28 points) two points each. GAHS was GALLIA ACADEMY 13·3): corey with 4: 17 left m regulation at also 9-of- I 9 at the free throw Eberhard 0 2·22. Jordan Cornwell 0 0.() o,1- 1Quinton Nibert 3O·O 7, Elhan Moore 2 49-21. The . RaJ'ders closed line for 47 percent. 5, Nick Mitchell 2 1-2 6, Chris the contest on a 5-2 run , River Valley had just fo tlr Armslrong 50.() 11 . Even Wood o o-1o, bringing the Pame to its 25- players score m the Joss , with Kyle Milchell 32-7 8, Jared Golden oo-o P CJ C 1 d. h O,ChuckCalvert00-20, BeauWhaleyO point conclusiOn. ayton urnuue ca mg t e 2-2 2. Zeke Mahen 0-1 2, John TroeS1er The Blue Devils connected way with a game-high 14 3H8:TOTALS:199·1951 Three-point on 19-of-43 field goal points. Zak Dcel was next goals 4 (f'libor1, N. Mi1chell. ArmS1rong, ·h · k · h' l Troester) . Fielcl goals: 19·43 (.442}. Total attempts for 44 percent and WJ! SIX mar ers. W I e rebounds 33 Turnovers; 9. Persona~ also limited the hosts to just Johnson and Cody McAvena louis: 12. · · 10-of-44 from the tield for 23 rounded out the scoring with RIVER VALLEY 11-4); Cody Smi1h o0.() · · R HS 0. Keith Skidmore 0 0-0 .. 0. Cody percent. GAHS also commit- three pointS apiece. v McAvena 1 1-2 3, Clayton Curnutle 53ted just nine turnovers and .· was also 5 -ot~ II at the chari- 5 14: Kody Johnson 1 1·2 3. Parker . won the battle on the boards ty stri.pe for 45 percent. ~olri~~g~~~~c~nM~~~~~.0 =~1 by a 33-24 margin . RVHS The Blue Devils hit three Robinson o 0-0 o. Zak Deal 3 o-o e. had 12 turnovers in the Set- of their four trifectas during TOTALS; 10 5·11 26. Three-poinl goals; back. that 16-0 run in the second 1 (Curnurte). Field goals: 10-44 (.227). Total rebounds: 24. Turnovers: 12. The Blue Devils had nine quarter, while RVHS mus- Personal louis: 18. Kaitlyn Campbe ll four, Jennifer Swan foUl and Christie Williams two. Coach Alan Crisp's Lady Tornadoes (2-6) ~ot off to an early start by vlflue of an 18-point first quarter. The ffame was fueled by dual six-point efforts from Emma Hunter and Breanna Taylor. Hunter and Taylor used the right -ldt combo, while Chevene Dunn worked the inside for four points. Hannan keyed upon Courtney Southern's Thomas who shared lop scoring honors O\!er the past few ga mes and shared a t 5point game with Dunn in Monday's act ion . Overall , Larry Crurnlphoto Southern 's defense did a Southern's Breanna Taylor, middle, goes up for a layup good job with the Wildrat offense. limiting the Blue attempt over three Hannan defenders during Tuesday and White to just 10 points, night's consolation girls basketball game in Mason, W Va. six of which :came from played even in th ~ final rebounds, 17 turnovers, I Abby Bush. round with Southern's steal, 3 assists and 13 fouls .. Southern lost some Taylor maintaining her momentum in the second great floor game and adding SOUTHERN 53, .HANNAN 40 round , while Hannan throt- 11 second-half pomts. Southern 18 9 16 iO - 53 tled up for a 14-point stint. Southern brought home the Hannan 10 14 6 10 - 40 Bush continued · her hot 53-40 win. Southern hit 23-of-52 for SOUTHERN (2·6): Emma Hunter 5 0·0 shooting with five points in 10, Breenna Taylor 10 2-4 22., Lindsay the quarter, while Perry 52 percent und was 0-for-3 Teaford 1 2-2 4. Cbeyene Dunn 4 3-9 notched four and Edmonds on threes, II - for-17 at the 11 . CoLJrtney Thomas 1 ()-() 2. Lynzee drained a three-pointer. line , while grabbing 19 Tucker 0 0-0 0. Gabby Johnson 0 0-1 0, McMillan o 0-0 0, Jessica Riffle Taylor tossed in five fo r rebounds (Dunn . 4', Taylor 2Morgan 0-1 4, K~lly Humphrey 0 0-0 0. Southern as the Tornadoes 4). Southern ·had just seven TOTALS: 23 11·17 53. Three-point None. · went into intermission with tUI'IlOVers , l2 steals (Dunn goals: (0·6) : 'Celeste C8mptlell 0 0· 5, Taylor 5), five assists and 2HANNAN a slight 27-24 edge. · o. Kaitlyn Campbell 2 0·2 4, Kalah After a halftime pep talk, 17 fouls. Perry 4 Q-2 8. Brittany Edmonds 2 2·2 7, Hannan hit 18-of-54 over- Jennifer Swann 2 ()-3 4. Abby Bush 7 1· Southern responded with 16 Williams 1 0-CI 2. TOTALS ~ points and a more comfort- all arid 3-of-15 at the line . 418~ S.Chrlstie 3-15 40. Three-point goals: 1 able 43-30 lead. Both clubs The Wildcats had 25 (Edmonds). , Wahama fromPageBl and had their biggest round of the night scori ng 20 points in the third quarter while Point Pleasant simply fell apart. The Lady Knights had several turnovers and missed shoJs leading to just 14 points as Wahama re~ook the lead· and extended its advantage to 38-34 entering the fourth quarter. But Point Pleasant wasn't done yet. Tbe·La4y Kn.iclluJu•Pl up with Wahama throughout a majority of the fourth quar- · ter, finally cutting the lead . to two with just a few min- The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 tErthune- Sentinel - l\e fromPageBl BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERSOMVDAILVTRIBUNE.COM www.mydallysentlnel.com utes on the clock, but the Point Pleasant will ring in Lady Falcons answered the holiday with a New with another huge three by Year's Eve matchup against Tully to push the Red and Buffalo Wednesday night at White lead back to five 5:30 p.m .. while Wahama points . will return to action From there Wahama was Tuesday, January 6 at 7:30 able to create some distance p.m. also against the Lady and PPHS couldn't catch up Bison of Buffalo. as the Lady Falcons· held on for a 56-48 victory and WAHAMA 56, claim the championship in POINT. PLEASANT 48 the 9th annual Bob's Market Holi<lay Hoopsfest. Point 5 15 14 14 ~ 48 Wahama 12 6 20 18 - 56 The showdown· between Sommer, Tully and Hysell POINT PLEASANT (3·3); Anna produced 84 of the 104 Sommer 11 6·13 31 , Emily Jones 2 o-o points . scored on the 4, , Kayla Anhur 1 2-2 4, Miranda evemng. Thompson 1 2·4 4, Devin Conrll11 0-02, . !1\l.itb~-- "' ~~1;;11~l~~~~2·_ .500 on the season, both . WAHAMA (4-5):TaylorHysell 115-727, will begin the new year with . Amber Tully 7 9·9 25,1Aiex Wood 12·2 4, Rebecca Zerkle 0 D-2 0, KariS1a a firesh start as both Iook to Ferguson o0·2 o.TOTALS: 19 16·22 56. tU{11 their seasons around. Thr~e·poln1 goals; 2 (Tully2). CLASSIFIED Websites: In One Week With Us www.mydailytribune.com E·mau· www.mydailysentinel.com classififj(j@ mydailytribune.com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS www.mydaiJyregister.com YO .l\egtster To Place tErtbune Sentinel ca~r;~::; (74o> 446-2342 . 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ENTRY FEE ....................$3,885.00 1·H540 ·SPEED FEES ............9,235.00 1·H59D- OTHER RACE RECEIPTS .......................... 450.00 1·1-1810· CLASS ENTRY FEES "'""'"' ...... '' .......603.00 1·H820· MEMBERSHIP FEES '""'"' """" '" ... 2,589.00 I·H830- CONTEST FEES ............8,000.00 1-1·1920: RENTAL· BUILDINGS...... 200.00 1·1-1930- RENTAL· CAMPSITES ..................... 21 '175.00 1·1'1950· RENTAL· STALLS, PEN ......... ,,.. ,........3,898.00 t·H960· RENTAL· STORAGE ....................... 3,920.00 H·1990- RENTAL· OTHER ..........4,677.00 H211 0•OHIO FAIRS FUND............2,159.12 H2130· OHIO FAIRS FUND.............5,000.00 2·1-2140- OHIO FAIR FUND8........ 13,Iti.OO 2·1-21110- OHIO DI!PT O,AQRIC · .......................1,140.70 2H210· COUNTY QOVM'T GRANT ..........................100.00 1-1-3130· SPONSORSHIP .....................4,220.00 1•1-3140, PROMOTIONS 538.50 H-3210· GIFTS & DONATIONOS :."' ............ "" ....... '.2.00 1·1·3290· OTHER UNRESTRICTED "." ........... '""79,126.05 H·3500 ADVANCES IN ......... ~...... :.9,11110.00 H·3600 lntereat · ......................1,927.86 To1allncome. ...................364,451 .95 Ei<penoe 1-2-4010SECRETARY'S SALARY 6,000.00 t-2-4030 ·GROUNDS MAINTENANCE ....................... 2,334.50 1-2-4090 ·OTHER SALAfliES '""" ...............2,355.00 1·2-6110 ·BOARD OF DIRECTORS 5,600.02 1·2-6120· ' SECRETARY EXPENSE ......... 156.37 1-2-6190 · OTHER EXPENSES......477.78 2·2-6290 • OTHER RACE EXPENSES .. :..... '..........:....... .85.00 1.·2'll410 , OFFICE SUPPLIES........369.85 H'll420· GROUNDS MAINTENANCE .... "'"' .............1,090.24 H'll490 • OTHER SUPPLIES..........73.00 1·2-7110 · ELECTRICITY .......................9,367. 18 t·:l-7140 ·WATER ....:.................2,063.15 1-2-7150 • TELEPHONJ: 2,059.40 1·2-7220 • RACE PURSE 31,i28.00 1-2-7290 ·OTHER RACE RELATED .......................1,234.81 '2•2·7230 • STARTING QATE ..............700.00 2·2-72.40 • PHoTO FINISH .:...........328.00 2·2-7210. ANNOUNCER, JUDGES ......1,211.00 2-2•7HO • OTHIR AACI! RILATED ..................~ .......410.00 1·2·7330. 2H2»C(IUNTY VITII'ItNAIIY OOVIIIN QIIANT IIIIVICI8 .......100.00 .......... - .............100.01 1·2·73402·1·111* COUNTY CONTRACTUAL QOVIRN GRANT INTEIITA1...23,217.81 .......................J~.oo 1·2-?UO·RIDE 2-1 ·2271J. COUNTY COMPANY EXPENSE QOVIRN GRANT .................... 20,000.00 .......................2,100.00 1·H380· OTHER t Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice SERVICES .......910.00 1·2-7410 • SECURIT'I SERVICES.... 4,399.00 1·2-7430COMPUTER SERVICES....... 199.00 1-2·7440 ·CLEANING & JANITORIA ....................... 4,156.00 1-2·7450- GROUNDS KEEPING ......1,650.00 1-2·7460· TRASH HAULING .........949.62 I ·2-7470 ·SOUND SYSTEM SERVICE ''' "'"""'"' '""'' 3,145.00 1·2-7480 ·TAX· REAL ESTATE ........... 245.72 1·2-7490 ·OTHER PURCHASED SERV ''' """"" """"' .8,808.00 1-2·7510 ·LEGAL ADS .................217.80 1·2-7520' NEWSPAPERS AD """""""""""1,853.53 I ·2-7530 • RADIO ADVERTISING ............ '.'..... '' .. ' .600.00 . 1-2·7540· PRINTING & PUB FEES :...3,112.30 1·2-7590· OTHER COMMUNICATIONS .......................... 104.56 1-2·7610· EQUIPMENT REPAIR$..........370.15 1-2·7620 • MOTOR VEHICLES REPAIR """''' ...................50.00 1·2-7630· BUILDING REPAIRS ..... 2,936.45 1-2·7690· OTHER REPAtRS .......... 232.31 1-2·7720 INSURANCE LtABILITY.... 11,&62.00 1-2-7850 RENT . MOTOR VEHICLES ''' '" ........ '"' ....3,216.00 1-2·7970 RENT/lEASE EQUIPMENT 6,314.48 1-2·7920 BUILDINGS .......................8,749.53 1·2-9390 OTHER JUNIOR FAIR EXPENSE .......................6, 153.76 1-.2-9490 OTHER FAIR EXPENSES ....................71,053.86 1-29500TRANSFERS. OUT 0.00 .1·2·9600ADVANCES .......................9,000.00 r-2·971 oNON SUFFICIENT FUND ......................... 100.00 1-2·9730 REFUNDS OF ~EPOSITS .......................... 277.00 1·2·9790 OTHER MISC EXPENSES .......................;.. t65.00 TOTAL EXPENSE olthetract herein parted ind described; thence continuing alontJ oeld contortlno the following two couroea and distance"' South 83 deg. 49' 18" East, 108.57 lee! to 1 point; South 85 deg. 22' 49" Eaa~ 99.t5 feel lo a P.K. nail; ihenee departing County Road 26, South 05 deg. 52".DO" Weal, a dlotanco ol 337.00 feel to 1 point; thence Soulh 81 deg. 31 ' 26" West a dlllance of 215.41 lee! to a point; thence North 05 deg. .................. 304,960.87 52" ;:2:7940..eou~~~~~·· ....................... 1,328.89 1·2-7990-0THER ' .................. ""7,335.80 2-2-71140-EOUIPMENT ...................... 1,773.07 1•HI10 IINIOA FAIA JUOOI!8 i':2:t'i20'iiNt~~·:ao I'AIR PIIIMIUMI 1 1:2:t11o'ooitt~Jr ' JUDOU ......~..110.00 !·HUll CONTIIT JIAIMIIIMI ...................11,711..1:2 1 ·M~10 JUNIOR FAIR JUDGII ...................... 1,-444.00 1·2..JUNIOA FAIR PREMIUMS begl~nlng 00" Ent, distance of 308.80 . teet to a P.K. nail In lho centerline ot County Ro)d 26 arid Public Nollce being !he·' point ot beginning ollhe tract Sheriff Sales herein .deiCtlbod and Case Number eonlln.ulntJ . 1.735 08ev119 . acres, more or teal Clti Mortgage Inc. and aubl<!ct to all Plaintiff oaoemon11 arid tegat· right-of-wave ot · vs Joseph Egan el al record, Defendant . Current Owner: . Court of Common . Joseph Egan elal · 'Piaas. Meigs County, Propertv at: 36518 . Ohio .Fia-• Rd. ln.· pursuance of an Pomerov OH 457811 order ol lillie lo me PPI Q4.00080,002 directed lrom oald Prior Dead court In 1ho above Rafereneaa: Volunll onlltled action, I will 271, Page 0307 expose to sale 81 ·Volume 0171, Page public auction on tho . 0387 · front stepa ol tho Apprallod at $25,000 Meigs County Court . Termo , ol . Sat.: House on Frl<iay, · Cannot be aold lor Feb. 6th, 2008 81 10 leso lhon 213tdll o1 a.m., <>faald dav, lht tho apprelaecl value. following deocrlbod 10%down on <lev o1 realea1ate: eata, eooh or cti11111d Situated In Sactlon chock, bela- due 12, Town 2 North, · on connrmatlan o1 Ronge 13 WMI, aala. . Chelter Tawnahlp, The appralaal did not MIIQI County, Ohio Include an Interior and being mar. examination ol the particularly bounded haute. arid -rlbod I I lloblft I, lleegt., IC!IIOWfi . Meigl County lhlllfl lht A~::'J fof lilt lnttrttOtlon ol the Pial otn1al11ne o1 County Ltrnll' S.mpeon I llold ao end County Aolhfult ROid H ; l)ltnct 120 1. 4111 II. 8th fOllowing lilt Floenttrllnt ol Couftlv Cincinnati, OH ..202Aold H, loulh I~ 4007 dtg. 30' 1111, • 518-2414100 dlllanot o1 441.00 (12131, (1171 t4 fall to 1 fi,K. nail and being the point ol J Last Word That's lhe word hom subscriberS who read our newspaper daily lor captivating news stories, dining and entertainment reviews, travel deals, local weather reports and much moral 1 NET PROFIT .....................59,491 .08 (12) 31 c;ommtnclng at Good to the New Year-s Eve ' . Sock Hop 9-12 '~ Riverbend Arts Council Ohio Kipling Shoe Co.'s · (Gallipolis Store) ·INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE GOING ON NOWII ·(aome 30" offexclualone STOF.IEWIDE ljlply) We atlll have........ .. $5·110&115 ' namebrand lhoea) ICipllng lila Co. 300 2nd Ave. Gllllpolla 7<10 441 9010 Hra. M·F 101m· 8pln .ipol.ts i\ailp ~ribune (740) 446·234~ . The Daily Sentinel (740) 992·2155 Joint l$leanrit J.egister (304) 675·1333 • Sat 10am • 5pm Cloeed Sunday 5 room house stovelretr. 44 Olive St. $425/mth + deposH. No Pal!l. 446·3945 I \ �Page Ba • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, December 31, 2008 www .mydailysentinel.com www.mydallysentlnel.com - ·Blue Devils bnrn River Valley, 51-26 Southern atribune - Sentinel - l\e C L A S S I F I E .D from Page 81 BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERSOMYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM Kaitlyn Campbell four, RIO GRANDE - Chalk Jennifer Swan four and one up for the defeJJse . Christie Williams lwo. Gallia Academy held host Coach Alan Crisp's Lady River Valley without a field Tomadoes (2-6) snt off to goal for over 13 minutes an early stan by v1rtue of an Tuesday night , allowing the 18-point first quarter. The Blue Devils to go on a 29-7 frame was fuefed by dual iun over the middle quaners six -point efforts from en route to a 51 -26 victory Emma Hunter ntld Breanna !luring a · non-conference Taylor. Hunter and Taylor boys basketball contest at used the right-left combo, Newt Oliver Arena on the while Cheyene Dunn c:Mnpus of the University of worked thL' inside for four Rio Grande. poi ills. The Blue Devils (3-3) Hannan ke yed upon ·stormed out to an early 5-0 Southern's Courtney advantage. but the Raiders Thomas wlw shared top (1-4) countered with n 10-2 scori ng honors over the past over the final four minu1es of lew .games and shared a 15. the first quarter lo take a I0 point gt~me w11h Dunn 111 7 edge into the second stanMonday s ac11011. Overall: Larry Crumlphoto Soulhern ', defense did a Southern's Breanna Taylor. middle, goes up lor a layup za. The Silver and Blm.:k then good job with lhe Wildcat attempt over three Hannan defenders . during Tuesday Llffense. limiting the Blue took their biggest lead of the and White lo jus I I0 points, night's consolation girls basketball game 1n Mason, W.Va. \ night a minule inlo the secI" ond period, as Kody Johnson • six of which cume from played even in the fim,tl rebounds. _17 IUmovers. I · Abby Bush. round w ith Southern s steal. 3 HSststs and 13 fouls. hit a free throw to make it an Southern lost some Tay lor mainlaining her 11 -7 RVHS lead. The Raiders - over the final momentum in the second great floor game and addmg SOUTHERN 53, HANNAN 40 seven-pl"us minutes of .t he round. while Hannan throt- II second-half pomts. Southe"rn 18 9 1S 10 - 53 first half - would not score lled up for n 14-point stint. Southern brought home the Hannan 10 14 6 10 - 40 ' a single point from there. \ Bu s h contin(ted · her hot 53-40 win. . SOUTHERN (2-6): Emma Hunter 5 0·0 The Blue aml White Somhern hil 23-of-52 for shooting with five points in 10, Breanna Taylor 10 2-4 22, lindsay conversely - do sed ~hat 52 percent and was 0-for-3 the quarlcr. while Perry Teaford 1 2-2 4, Cheyene Dunn 4 3-9 same seven- plus mmute ume B w 1 sf h0 10 notched four and Edmonds on threes. 11 -for- 17 at the 11 , Courtney Thomas 1 o-o 2, Lynzee frame on a 16-0 surge. which . . , . rvan a tor P dntined a three-pointer. line. wbile grabbing 19 Tucker 0 o-o 0, Gabby Johnson 0 0·1 0, allowed the visitors to take a Galila Academy s Jared Golden (34) rel~ases a shot Taylor tossed in five for rebounds (Dunn 4. Taylor Morgan McMillan 0 0·0 0. Jessica Rittle 0·1 4. Kelt~ Humphrey 0 0·0 0. 23-11 advantage into the attempt between River Valley defenders dun~g t~e second Southern as the Tornadoes 4). Southern had just seven 2TOTALS: 23 11·17 53. Three-point intern1ission. half of Tuesday night's boys basketball game 1f1 RIO Grande. went into inlermission with ltlrnovers , 12 steals (Dunn goals; None. · HANNAN 10-6): Celesle Campbell 0 0· 5. Taylor 5). five assists and GAHS exlended its lead to players reach the scoring col- . lered ·o nly on~ successful a slight 27-24 edge. · ·· 2 0. Kaitlyn Campbell 2 0..2 4, Katah Perry 4 0·2 8. Brittany EOrnonds 2 2·2 7, 20 points (33-13) at the 5: II umn led bv c.hris Annstron~ three-pomter - wh1ch came After halftimeJ'ep. talk. 17 fouls . Hannan hit 18-of-54 over- Jennller Swann 2 0·3 4. Abby Bush 7 1· mark of the third stanza, then with •11 points. Kyle Mitchell ~!t the 3 : 12 mark of the Soulhem responde with 16 4 15.Chris1ie Williams 1 0·0 2. TOTALS ~ points and a more comfort- all and 3-of-15 at 1he line . 18 3· 15 40. Three-point goals: 1 RVHS finally ended its fidel and' John TrL>ester were next tourth . Gallia Academy als~ posl- able 43-30 lead . Both clubs The Wildcats had 25 (Edmonds). goal drought with u basket at with eight points apiece. fol the 4:20 mark 10 pull within lowed by Quinton Nibert ~.·d ." 45- 1_6 v1ctory m the 33-15. Both clubs traded baskets to make it 36-17. then with seven and Nick Milchell Jumor ·varslly conlesl. Point Pleasanl will ring in utes on the clock, but the both teams went scoreless with six markers. the holiday wilh a New Lady Falcons answered GALLIA ACADEMY 51, over the final 2:08 which Fthan Moore added f\ve with another huge three by Year's Eve matchup against allowed the Devils 10 take a points 10 the winning c·uuse. RIVER VALLEY 26 ·Tully to push the Red and Buffalo Wednesday nighl at from Page 81 19-point lead into the finale. while Corey Eberhard, Beau White lead back to five 5:30 p.m .. while Wahama 7 16 13 15 - 5 1 The visitors never looked Whaley and Zeke Maher ~C 10 1 6 9 - 26 points. will return to action back, raking !heir biggest rounded out the s.:oring with From there Wahama was Tuesday, January 6 at 7:30 and had their biggest round GALLIA ACADEMY (3·3): Corey lead of the night (28 points) two poinls eac h. GAHS was of the night scoring 20 able to create some distance p.m. also ugainst the Lady Eberhard 2-2 2. Jordan Cornwell 0 o-o with 4: 17 left 111 regulation at also 9-of-19 at the free throw 0. Quinton0Nibert 3 0-0 7, Ethan Moore 2 points in the third quarter and PPHS couldn't catch up Bison of Buffalo . 49-21. The Raiders closed- line for 4 7 percent. 1-1 5, Nick Mitchell 2 1·2 :6, Chris while Poinl Pleasant simply as the Lady Falcons held on the conlesl on a 5-2 run , River Valley had · just four Armstrong 5 0-0 11 . Evan Wood 0 0-1 0, fell apart. The Lady Knights for a 56-48 vic lory and Kyle Mitchell 3 2-7 8, Jared Golden 0 o-o WAHAMA 56, bringing the game to its 25- players score 111 the loss. with O, Chuck Calvert 0 0-2 0, Beau Whaley 0 had several lurnovers and claim the championship in point conclusion. Clayton Cumutle leading lhe 2-2 2 Zeke Maher 1 0.1 2. John Troester POINT PLEASANT 48 The Blue Devils connected w~1y ·with a game-high 14 3 1· 1 8. T6TALS: 19 9~1 9 51 . Three-point missed shots leading to just the 9th annual Bob's Market goals: 4 {Nibert, N. M!tchelt. Armstrong , 14 points as Wahama retook Holi~ay Hoopsfest. Point 5 15. 14 14 - 48 on 19-of-43 field goal poi nts . Zak Dee! was next . Troester). Field goals: 19-43 (.442). Total Wahama 12 6 20 18 '- 56 the lead· and extended its The showdown between attempts for 44 percent and with six markers. while rebounds: 33. Turnovers : 9. Personal advantage to 38"34 entering Sommer, Tully and Hysell also limited the hosts to just Johnson -and Cody McAvena fouls: 12. POINT PLEASANT (3·3): Anna RIVER VALLEY 11·4): Cody Smllh 0 0-0 , produced 84 of Ihe 104 Sommer 11 8· 13 31. Emily Jones 2 ().() · 10-of-44 from Ihe field for 23 rounded out the scoring with O, Kellh Skidmore o 0-0 0, Cody the fourth quarter. But Point Pleasant wasn't points . scored on the 4, Kayla Arthur 1 2·2 4, Miranda percent: GAHS also commit- lhree · points apiece . RVHS McAvena 1 1·2 3, Clayton Curnutte 5 3Thompson 1 2·4 4, Devin Cottrill 1 D-0 2, done yet. evening. 5 14 , Kody Johnson 1 1·2 3, Parker ted just nine tumovers and . was also 5-ot~ II at the chariSydney Wallon 1 0{)2. TOTALS: 17 12· Hollingsworth o 0·0 o. Michael Woltaszek The Lady Knighls kept up Wilh both teams ator near 19 48. Thr..,·polnl goals: I (Sommorl: won the ·battle on the boards ty slripe for 45 percent. o 0·2 o. Zack F'olcyn ·0 0·0 0, Mikhail with Wahama throughout a .500 on " the season. both WAHAMA (4-6):Taylor Hysell II 5-7 27. by · a n-24 margin. RVHS . The Blue Devils hit three Robinson o 0·0 o. Zak Peel 3 0·0 6. Amber Tully 7 9·9 25,1Aiex Wpod 1 2·2 had 12 turnovers in the set- of lheir four trifeclas during TOTALS: 10 5·11 26. Three·p01n1 goals :. majority of the fourth quar- will begin the new year with 4, Rebecca Zerkle 0 ().2 0, Karlsla 1 (Curnulle). Field goals: 10·44 (.227). back. · thai 16-0 run in the second Total rebounds: 24. Turnovers; 12. · ter, finally culling the lead a fresh start as both look to Ferguson 0 0·2 D.TOTALS: 19 16·22 56. . to two with just a few min- IUfll their seasons around. Three-polnl goals: 2 (Tully 2). The Blue Devils had nine quarter, while RVHS mus- ~rsonal fouls ; 1B. 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Ron Evans Jackommends that ~ou do son 1 OH. 800-537-9528 business wllh people jOU I •I I know, and NOT lo oend .1()() money lhrou~ lhe mall · -until you have tnvestlgat· _lng the o~nng. Money To Lend :======= ' I( ~ Buildings; Many sizes, end of year saie- repos ar:~d t'ancelled ordersl Will sell "for balance owed .call for Huge sewings 866-352·~. gallipo!i~~earaarcoll~t. tdu i"lg Council lor lndep~ndent an,d Schoola 1274B Beautiful Apta. at Jack· ton Eatlta. 52 Wesl· wood Dr., hom $365 to $560. Pall CKC Pekingese It-~ I Pupptea 1-866-278·0003 to leam 256·6034 or 441·5324 announcement known, vary cule, call puppies/AKC fr<>m !he Ohio Valley 1740194g.2122 after PubliShing COmpany) pm, ask lor Chris Au.to Rentallleaae ............... :.....................2005 Autoo .......................................... t............... 2010 ....................................... 2015 Commercfolllndustrlol .......................:...... 2020 Ports. 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GalllpOiil ~alli1~0H! Jlail~ m:ribune (740) 446·23.42 The Daily Sentinel (740) 992-2155 ~nt.nt tlleasant l.'egiGter (304) 675-1333 ,. 7404418910 Hta. M•F I Dam· 8pln sat. 1o.m • 5pm CIOMd Sunday I •• - --- -- ---- ·-··- - ·--------- S19"'11•········""""""""'"""""""'""'"'""""""353 Want to Rent .............................................. 3840 Manulaotut'H Houslng ............................. >IOOO Loto ............................................................. 4005 . Movere................... ,.................................... 4010 Rentefs ....................................................... 4015 S4tlee,.......................................................... 4020 Suppllet ..................................................... 4025 Went to Buy .:.......................,...................... 030 Praperty ......................................... sooo Reaart Property lor Ulo ........................... S025 Ruort Property lor rent ........................... soso Employment............................................... 8000 AbcounHnWflnancfol ................................ 5002 Admlnlotratlva/Profnllonol ..................... 8004 Caohi.-ICierll ........................................ _... eooe Child/Elderly C.re..................................... eooe Clortcel ...............................-...................... 8010 Conotructlon .............................................. 8012 Drivers 6 Dell..ry ..................•....,............. 8014 Educotlon ................................................... 8018 Eltctrfcal Plumblng ...................................8011 Employment Agenclu ..............................8020 En-nment...................,........................ II022 Food Servf-............................................8024 80211 Go.....,menl I F-•1 Jol>s ................... . Holp •n- Generef .................................. 8021 Law Enforcement ...................................... 8030 8032 Malntenancw'Domalllc ............................ . .....__.,peniiiOfY........................ 8034 . Mechanlct~ .................................................. 803e -lcel...................................................... 803e Muelce1 ......................,................................11040 Pert-Time-Timpororltl .............................tl042 R..IIU..ntll ............................................... flll" leltl..............................- ...........................!1048 TOChnlcel ~ ....................................... 8050 TllCII-.ctory .........................................8052 Island <1)2006 by NEA,Inc. Hay, feed, s..d, Grain Riverside Motel has $35.00/Night. 740-446·0406 !tom Hoi· :"La,.rge~~2~bed..-:'r"'oo,.m~a~pl. zer. Utilities paid. $525 + downtown. nawly ramoddep . 74().418·5266 or elod, all ulllllles pd. No Campen/ RV1 & Tralitrl ml For sale· Ear field com =::o=-"~iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 388·8039 pets. .,. 446 639 and a~alfs haylage, com· RV :::::::--~~~~~~ ;.:-."'~~~~~~ led bUlcherl~g beef Service at Carmichael 2BR APT,Ciose to Hoi· Nice lbr. Appliances. fur1·740-992·7Ef3. Trailers zer Hospital on SR 160 nishcd. $J7~ + deposit, llC'ar. 740-446-3825 CIA. (740) 441·0194 PPHS · JO.l-67S-3Hl0 or ======= AV Service chael ..,. ... Aeg. . GUN SHOW & SALE at Apartment available now ·""'··~"::~~ -~::l0~9:-::::::::::oCarmi· Aiverbend Apts. New HOLIDAY SPECIAL Trai!OfS Haven WV. Now · accept· Pay 1 run seourity lng appllcarlonl for deposit and gel your flrat HUD-sut>sidlzei.J . one , months · Bedroom Apts. Utilities RentFreel Included. Based on 30%, At 8 740·696·1085 Shade · View vacancies ""'""'""'!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!!!!!!'!! """"""""""'""'""""""' 2 br apt. a dog, (M) sabla'wh, $350; Rooft'n g .......................................................... MI · Condomlnlume ........................................~. 3515 Slcurtty.;~ ...............................~..................... 348 Hou... for ttent ........................................ 3520 Tu/Aa!)Ounllng ...........,......,........................ 3&0 .Land (Acreoge) ................................ :......... 352: Riverbend Arts Council Middleport, Ohio ~ 1&1 and Aplll. In Middleport. from $327 10 $592. 74().992-50&1. Equal Housing Oppommlly. . 5400. Lawn Benrlce ........................,...................... 334 Land (Acreoge) ..........................................30: Muolc/Denct1Dramo .................................... 331 Loti ............................................................30 oth• S.nrlces.............................................331 Wont to buy ................................................ 3040 Plumblng/Eioctrlcel ...............:..........,..........:!-40 . R.. l Eotot. R-11................................... 3500 Pfoteulonol S.rvlcas ................................. ~ . Apartments/Tawnhoueeo ......................... 3505 Repalrs .........................................,............... 344. Commerclol ................................................ 3510 Trowtlln-lnment .................................. 3112 fln-111 ...,....,......... ,..........................,......... 400 Flnanc"l Servl-....................................... 4011 lneu ..nce .................................................... 410 Mortoy to t..nd ............................................. 415 Educetfon .....................................................soo BUIInHI & Trede Schaoi ........................... IIOII lnetruotlon & Tralnlng ................................. 510 Lotteana ........................................................511 Personat ....................................................... 520 Anlmals ........................................................ soo Animal suppllea .......................................... ao5 Horseo .................................................... ,..... 810 LIVutock ......................................................815 Pots ................................ o••••••• •••••• •••••••••• ezo w.ni"io..buy .................................................. fl25 Agriculture ................................................... 700 Form Equipment........................................,.70S Garden a Produce....................................... 71D Hey Feed Soed Groin .............~ ................. 715 Hun'ung a' Land: .......................................... 720 wont to buy..................................................725 Merahendloi ........... :.................................... IIOO - .......................................................906 •-1 - · ..................................................... 110 ...... Auotlons ....................................................... B15 Bat11aln a....-nt .......................................IZO -..................................................125 Cot-b•-· computoro ................................................... l30 Equlpmen1/Suppllea............................:......•l35 Floe Marl<et. ............:................................... 940 , Fuel on CoaiiWood/0111 ............................. 845 Fumlture ...................................................... 950 -by/lfUnt & Sport .................................... 955 Kld'o c - r.................................................9e0 Mlscon-ue ..............................................9e5 Wont to lluy ..................................................870 ~ Dll •-Ia ,....................................... .............875, Ylru Manor Plocher M·9 Mo. Ears, , Logala ........................................................... 100 Rtcroetlonal Vehlcles ............................... 1000 ......................................... 200 ATV ............................................................. 1005 elrthdey/Annlverury .................................. 205 81cyclu......................................................1010 Happy Acla .................................................... 210 eoats/Accesoorlos .....•.............................. 101& Loot 6 Found ............................................... 215 C.mper/RVs • Trolltrs ............................. 1D20 Memory1ThenkYou ..................................... 220 Motorcycles ............................................... 1025 Notlcooa ......................................................... 225 other ..........................................................1030 Porsonala .....................................................230 Wont to buy .........................................,.....1035 Wented ........................................................ 235 Aulomollvt ......................... :..............,....... 2000 lneu,.nce..................................................... 332 Gracious Living I and 2 Badroom Apls. al Village 304·593-3820 CKC REG .· Mlnlalure $200. !all , shols 740-368·8766 740-446·2568. Equal Housing Opponunlty. This inst!tullon 18 an Equal Oppor1unlry Pro· vtder and Employer. Reg.black/1an Announcemenle ~ Com,.,._._. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Middle- 1740)992·0165 College~ sol ol shoiS . $250. 251H664 www.comlcl.com NOTICE Borr<>w Smart. ~~~~~:-:::= Contact the Ohio Dlvl· For sale to good homes sion of Financial lnstltU· only. Rat Terrier _puppies . ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!! lions Office ol Consumer 7 wkS tails dock~ cur· '"" Plb .Affairs BEFORE you rell· renl on sholslwormlng ~':'"'""::=:""~== nance your home or ob· small breed lovable fam- Boxer {F) Brlndlelwh. lain a loan. BEWARE of ~y pels. 575 Call $300; Bo''" IMJ reQuests lor any large 682·7477 or 418-4545 btack/wh , $600: Chlhua· advance payments of (Oak Hill) hua (M) 81/lantwh, $150; f9ea or insurance. C&lt Basenji Puppies male & Cockers (F} bl/wh, $150; the Office of Consumer lemale $100 each bread Goldens M/F (Red), Aftlars ·to!l free at lor squirrel hunting. $350; Shellantl Sheep· service Slreel, port, 2 bedroom fur· nlst1ed apartment. utilities paid, no pets, de· posl1 & references. Ate!81:lltad Mtmber Accred1l· CLASSlFIED INDEX Appllonce Sorvtc:e ........................,.............. 302 Automotlve .................................................. 304 Building Mllerlolo ..." .................................. 305 euelnuo ...................................................... 308· eotertng........................................................ 310 Chfld!Eiderly Cere ....................:.................. 312 314 Contractor~~ .................... ,............................. 316 llomtllfos/Janltorlel ..........................:........ 318 ~1 ...................................................... 320 Ftnenclal .......................................................322 HNith ........................................................... 3211 HMttng • Cootlng ....................................... 321 Home tmprl>-te 330 Boech . if the mortgage broker ~r Fr&e 10 good home, Min-Schnauzer {~artl) 740-44e·3825 lender Is properly , ll· mixed breed puppies, fa· M/F, $350; Min-Pinscher, Auctions censad. (This Is a publiC ther beagle, molher un· (M), $150; an ~;::-~~~~~~ L..------.1 Servlcea ••••~.................................................. 300 / Col logo (Careers Close To Home) Call TOdsyl740-448.. 367 1-800·214-0452 furnished. $450 a mo. plus dep., no pets, no smoking, 740..992·5181 / Sept~ pumping Gallm longhair Dachsltund. (m) Co. OH and Mason Co. shots, wormed asking P~BLISHING !I)(' Aportmonll/ Townhouse• Apartment tor rent In Middleport, 1 br., kitchen lull- & Trade ~~~~~-~~ 3 Nota. ' ======= , 9·12 ·· kltncorlyla(!!Jcomcut.net Pet Cremations. Call · slriPIId kitten. Very 740-4 46,3745 . friendly. 446·9555 · ;.;;;;e;!!!!!!!!!"""!!!!l!""" Proluoional S.rvlcto Found- Female Black lab tecently had pups, founcl TURNED DOWN ON around Sliding HIIVGib· SOCIAL SECURITY SSI stown Rd, 304·B82·2456 No Fee Unletis We Wlnl 1-666·562·3345 ollholsw. 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Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Noll~ Public "'otlce MEIGS COUNTY 1·1-3130· SERVICES ....... 910.00 .......................8,749.53 beginning of the tract AGRICULTURAL herein parted and SPONSORSHIP 1-2-7410 • SECURITY 1·2·9390 OTHER . SOCIETY ·......................4,220.00 SERVICES....4,399.00 JUNIOR FAIR described; thence 111-3140· . PROFIT LOSS continuing along·nld 1·2-7430 • EXPENSE DECEMBER 2007 PROMOTIONS 538.50 COMPUTER . ........,..............6,153.76 centerline the 1·l-3210· GIFTS & . SERVICES....... 199.00 1·2·9490 OTHER FAIR following THROUGH two NOVEMBER 2008 courses and DONATIONOS 1·2-7440- CLEANING EXPENSES Income .............................. 2.00 6 JANITORIA ....................71 ,053.86 distances: 1-1·12211· SEASON South 83 deg. 41' 18" H-3210· OTHER ····················· ..4,156.00 1-2TICKETS ....42,803.00 UNRESTRICTED East, t09.57 !Milo a 1·2-7450. GROUNDS 9500TRANSFERS· 1-1·12311· ADMISSION .....................79,128.05 KEEPING ...... 1,650.00 OUT point; South 85 deg• 0.00 TICKET$ ... 105,537.00 H-3500 ADVANCES 1·2-7460· TRASH 1·2·9600 ADVANCES 22' 49" East. 99.15 1-1·1240• IN......... ~ ....... e,ooo,oo HAULING"·······949.62 ................... ~ ...9,000.00 feet to a P.K. nail; GRANDSTAND thence departing 1·1-3600 lntereet 1·2-1470 ·SOUND 1-2·9710 NON EVENTS 1,!70.00 ......................1,127.86 SYSTEM SERVICE SUFFICIENT FUND County Road .26, 1·1-1310· Total Income ....................... 3,145.00 ... ,..................... 100.00 South 05 deg. 52".00" CONCESSIONS ................•.•384,t51.95 1-2·7480 ·TAX· REAL 1·2·9730 REFUNDS Weal, a distance of ..... :............... 13,990.00 Expenee ESTATE ........... 245.72 OF DEPOSITS 337.00 fHI to I point; 1•1-1320· BUILDING 1·2-4010. 1·2·7490 ·OTHER ............... ~ .......... 277.00 . thence South 81 deg. SPACE 1,800.00 SECRETARY'S . PURCHASED SERV 1·2-9790 OTHER 31 ' 28" WHI 1 1-1·13-40· GROUND SALARY 6,000.00 ....................... 8,~08.00 MISC EXPENSES distance of 215.41 SPACE .......... 2,195.00 1·2-4030 - GROUNDS 1-2-7510- LEGAL -.......................... 165.00 fHI to I point; . 1·1·1430· MAINTENANCE ADS .................217.80 TOTAL EXPENSE thence N9rth 05 deg. GLASSES/MUG . ....................:..2,334.50 1-2·7520.................. 304,960.87 52" DO" Eall, I ..................:........... 5.00 1-2-4090 ·OTHER NEWSPAPERS AD NET PROFIT · distance of 308.80 ·...................... t,853.53 .. .....................59,491.08 fHI to a P.K. nail In 1-1 -1~90· OTHER SALAFIIES SALES 257.72 (t2)31 \ the centerline of ·-··············.. -·2,355.00 1-2·7530 - RADIO 1-1·151()- ENTRY FEE 1·2-61t0 ·BOARD OF ADVERTISING County Road 28 end ....................$3,885.00 DIRECTORS 5,600.02 ..........................600.00 being the poltll of Public Notice 1·2-61201·1-1540 ·SPEED 1·2-7540· PRINTING 6 beginning of the tract .FEES ............9,235.00 SECRETARY PUB FEES ,...3,112.30 Shariff Sales herein deecrlbed and 1·1-1590· OTHER EXPENSE......... 156.37 t ·2-7590· OTHER Case Number continuing 1.735 RACE RECEIPTS 1-2-11190 ·OTHER COMMUNICATIONS 08cv119 acraa; more or Ina ..........................450.00 EXPENSES ...... 4n.78 .......................... )04.56 Cltl Mortgage Inc . and eub~ to 111 1-1-1810· CLASS 2·2-8290 ·OTHER 1·2·7610easements ond legal· Plaintiff RACE EXPENSES ENTRY FEES EQUIPMENT vs rlght-of-waye ot ..........................803.00 ............................85.00 REPAIRS .......... 370.15 Joseph Egan el al record. 1-1·1820· 1-2-8410 · OFFICE 1·2-7620 ·MOTOR Defendant · Current OWner: MEMBERSHIP FEES SUPPLIES...... '..369.85 VEHICLES REPAIR Court of Common Joaeph Eflltn at al .......................2,589.00 1·2-6420· GROUNDS ............................50.00 Pleat, Meigs County, Property at: 3651$ 1-1·1830· CONTEST MAINTENANCE 1-2·7&30· BUILDING Ohio FlatwoOds Ad, FEES ............8,0110.00 ...............•....... 1,090.24 REPAIRS ..... 2,936.45 In pursuance of an Pomeroy OH 45761 1·2-6490 ; OTHER 1·1·1920· RENTAL· 1·2·7690, OTHER order of sale to me PP# 04-00080.002 BUILDINGS......ZOO.OO SUPPUES..........73.00 REPAIRS .......... 232.31 · directed from Nid Prior DHd 1-1·1930· RENTAL· 1·2-71101·2·7720 INSURANCE court In 1he above Relerenceo; Volume CAMPSITES ELECTRICITY LIABILITY.... 11 ,662.00 tnll11ed act19n, I will 271, Pege 0307 ......................21,175.00 .......................9,367.18 1·2-7850 RENT expose to sale at : Volume Ot71, Pege 1-1 ·1950· RENTAL· 1-2-7140 ·WATER MOTOR VEHICLES public auction on the 0387 STALLS,PEN . ....................... 2,063.15 ......................3,216.00 Iron! otepe of the Apprallltd at $25,000 1-2-7150..................... .3,8~.00 1-2-7970 Meigs County Court . Tenne . of Sale: 1·1-lltiO· RENTAL· TELEPHONE 2,059.40 RENT/LEASE House on Friday, Cannot be sold lor EQUIPMENT6,314.46 Feb. 6th, 2009 at 10 leas than 213rda of STORAGE t-2·7220 · RACE .......................3,820.00 PURSE 31,828.00 1-2-7920 BUILDINGS e.m., -af said dey, the the epprallltd volue. 1-1·199(). RENTAL· 1-2-7210- OTHER ......................6,250.t9 following · dtterlbed 10%dawn on dey ot OTHER.........4,8n.oo RACIIl RELATED 1-2-7140 EQUif:'MENT real estate: ult, ceeh or ctrtlfllld 2·1-2110• OHIO FAIRS ...................... t,234.81 ....:.................. 1,328.89 Situated In Stctlon · . check, balance due I 2, Town 2 North, an confirmation ot FUND............ 2,118.12 2·2·7230 • STARTING . 1·2·7990-0THER 2·1-2130· PHIO fAIRS GATE .............. 700.00 Rangil t3 ·WN~ ule. 3 2:2:7140:iiaiiiP J~: Chiller Townah!p, The appraisal did not FUND.............5,DOO.OO 2·2·724C! • PHOTO 2·1-2t40- OHIO !!AIR FINISH .............:125.00 ......................t,n3.07 Melge County, Ohio Include en lntlf'1or FUNDI ........13;141.00 2•Z.7280• lo2•1110 IINIOR and being l'riON eumlnatlon of the 2·1·2tl0· OHIO DIPT ANHOUNCI!tl, FAIR JUDQ1!9 pertlcularly bounded houH. O,AQIIIC · JUDQII ......1,211.00 .......................1,111.20 and dleerlbed II Raben I. INgle, .......................s,t.a.7o 24-7280 • OTHIII 1·2·8120 II!NIOA fqllowt: . Melge County lhlt!ll Commtnclng at the Attorney far the 2·H21ti-COUNTV IIACII'IILATID FAII'I PRIMIUMI QOVM'T QftAHT ln~on of the Plelntllf .......................... 410.00 1:a~'ioco:t~~r15 c.nltlltnt of County Llmtr lampaon a oooooooouoouo .. onoo ooo.IOD.OO 1•Z.7UCI• JUDOII ......... 1110.00 1101111 10 and County Aothfu11 vmiiiNAIIY 1-1-12» COUNTY Aoed · 28; thence 120 1. 4th 8t. 11111 IIIWICII ....... 100.00 !·M320 CONTI!IT OOVIIIN aiWif fOllOWing the Floor PAI!MIUMI H•n!Oo ...................11,721 .. 22 otnle!tlnt of County Cincinnati, OH 41202· CONTIIACTUAL Road H , Iauth 12 4007 INTIIITAI ..,Ur217.11 t·lo831Q JUNIOR dtg. 30' he~ 1 113-241-3100 FAIR JUDOI!I t·t-7310 • AIDI COMPANY IXPINII ......................1,ut.OO dletanoa ot 44t .OO (12)31,(1)71t4 IHt to 1 P.K. nell and ••.•....•......•...•10,000.00 1·2.JUNIOR FAIR being the point ot 1·2·7380· OTHI!R PREMIUMS Or Fax To (304) 675·5234 Oea.rllfirec Wprd Ade a Wahama l\egtster (740) 446-2342 ·(740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 \ \ Websjtes: www.mydailytribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com near CfliLLICOTHE, OH Jan. 10 & H Adm.$4 Ross Co. Falrgroundl Shellle Pl.l>flles 150 .00 740 i 35 667 · 6' "12 lt>IS $35 p!e·paK1 no pApers first shots, :.;~ - ~~~~~":""::""' wo'rmed.femates """ 74().696-0475 Fuel/ 011/ Coal/ . Bassetl Hound Reg.. vel -;;;;;;;;W;i;oocl~i.i/;;;Gas~....~ checked, 6wks, (F)$250, ~Seasoned Firewood "'·576·2126 Hardwood. 446-9204 1")$225, ~ or 304·675·0153 ~;,;,;.~~~-;:::=:; ~~....::'~~~~~ Free· 112 Jack Russell Seasoned Flrewoo<t CAA mix male brown wl white HEAP accepted. PIIWS 14 wl<s old 645·594601441-0941 304.£75.5313 of adju"ed Income. Call Valley VIew Apjlnmenl5 304·882-3121, awailable 800 State Route 325 -;;;;;;;;....A;;iw;;iola&;;;;;~~ for Senior and Disabled Thurman , Ohio 4ssa5 "" 7•"24"9170 04 Audl A4, 3.O L' people. ~ ~ aua1ro ve. AWD. can 1·2 Bedroom Apar1ments 245·5589 "'!:':~~~~-~~ with appliances furilishad ;::-"':'::::':'"~=~ CONVENIENTLY LO· On sole laundry lacillly. j 976 MGV Convertible. CATED . & AFFORD- Cell lor details or pick up miles ABLE! Townhouse apart· application at rental 78,000 ·304-675-2454 menls, and/or sma 11 offiCe houses for rant. Call Possib1lily of ren1a! 2001 Chevy Malibu Lt. 74()-441·1111 tor appli· assislance. cation & infOfmation Equal Housing ED. 4 OA auto. power ;;;;;~~~~~~locks • windows 56 ·000 . ELLM VIEWAPTS Opponunlly mi. clean $4900. Day 2& 3BR and up. Central TDON -419-526·0466 Furftlture ·~6·1615 or Even. Alr, WID hookup, tanant ·ThiSinstitution is an Free· Me.le strlped tabby ~~-;::::=::=~:= ~46-1244 · pays electric. EHO Elm Equal Opportunity cat, very loving, to good Twice Charmed Used ::'"!~~~~::"'"'~: VIew · Apts Provider and Employer" hOme 304·675·7585. Fumlture & Appllancea . Pollee Impounds! Cars ,_, SSOOI, Honda. ~(30~41;;:882~ -30~1~7~~~~ Giveaway 3yr Min Pin IO ;~740;;!-2;!4!!5·;;;:,;;5428;;,.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! c""'" heyYS, Jeepl, FOrdS, & ;T~' "1n AI vers •lOWer .IS BC· . a Good .Home Mltotloneout morel for U&tlngs cepting apptlcaHons for 30:1-575-2527 1100·620-<1876 ex V435 walling 1~1 lor HUD subJet AeratiOn Motors restdized, 1·BA apartment :-----=-~= ' (' ( ' : ·' ~ pa1red, new & rebuilt In Wflltt To 8uy lor the ek:Serly/dlsabled, Tara Townhouse stoCk. Call Aon Evans, ~=;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;~ call 875·6679 Apartmenls · 2BA. 1.5 - -1-800·537·9528. Wan! 1o buy Junl< Cars. balh .. bacl< pj!lio. pool. " - EqulpoMm call740-388·0884 playground. {!rash. sew· :::;-=..;~==~ :O:Ho":I""::.T:"u:"'b~0:-u~l~~l. --::l~op alj8. waler pd I ESY, INTEOAfTY, Quality, Free Delivery, Immaculate 2BA apart, $425/rent, $425/sec KIEFER BUILT; Save 50%. llkl Tubs. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; new carpet . & cabinets dep. can 740·367.0547 VALLEY HOASEILIYE· 606·326·0777 lresh~ pOinted · W/0 . . STOCK TRAILERS. ~~:-:::-:~~~~ Hov... For Salo hookup b&au!Hul counlry c-rac.l LOAD MA~ EQUIP· NEW AND USED STEEL ~~i#~~~~ selling 10 mlnulas lrom :"':""'~~;;;;;;~~~ "ENT TRAILERS, S1eel Beams, Pipe Ribar ~ . . d Pt town . Water & trash pakt. 2 bay seNICe station 1 m Sandl\111 Jackson Pike. Lease CARGO E~PRESS & lor Concrete Angle, 1182 p 3ll 2A · ""ltl · Mus! see" lo appr-lale toasant, r. · $425/m~ . 614·595· 7773 required. Call 446·3644 I Bo S "ESTE •DEA Channel, Flal . r, tee 0 S. H8 rd ood "' HO"' ,., ne · tory, w or 7~0-645·5953 lor more into. CARGOICONCESSION Gralirig lor Drains, Drl•e· lloors. $153,999, Mus! :::::~~~~~~~ B+W ways & Walkways. L&L S I •• ~com NOW LEASING Jordan ~~~~~~::"": TRAILERS . Open "on ee www.uo '"-'· bu,ildlng located 1n GOOSENECK FLATBED ScrliP "e'•ls m ~ m • , . . •7• •••o Landing 2BR. 3BR & Office ~~ .,........ Gallipolis OH 26 Ceda• Fri T Wod & 53999. VIEW OUR EN· us. · 4BR Availllble No Pels. 4 ~ Closed ~'::"'~~~~~ St Rent $450 mth. + de· 8a TIRE TRAILER INVEN· m· : ~.. ·· " Tonanl Responsoble lor •• Thurs. S.l & Sun. 3 Bed . 2 Bolhl Only Rent & Elec!ric ,;:;fJOr,;•i;;;I.0=74!!0;,;·2!!56;r.666!!Ei!1""'"" TORY "' 740 4••7'11'11'1 S19,900 tor listings .... www.CARMICHAEL.:...,!! · ~~!!!!!!~"'::"':'""'""""' 800-620-4946 ex R019 304.£74.Q023 or HouMa For ROftl TRAILERS.COM ~ Wont To 1uy 304·610.0776 7 40-4<16-382~ Laod (A<nagel :ii.Jo1;.ilu,;m~ls~hed~;...~u~ps::la::::'lrs 11 ""'"' 0 ' ' lx~. ' '"1'!":.-~~~....:'-:"= ARTIST wants to buy =~iiii;;ii;;;;oi.."-i;;;;;;; apanmenr slove/lridge Blll'l R<'J'i'.'' ~~·t \1( •1\'n. ~~ 'Have you priced a John Large Gray Slates.Catl L_ooking for land to lease walerltrash . Included )C'IlT' , !'!'~ AI'R l h'r !i )llllf' Ior dear · hunI"mg 1·300 Doere IaIely? v,ou'tl be 252·729·931 1··-· Leave h $350 .mo. -+ deposit re· lllli.l-620 -N4o t \ Rt127 aurpriaedl Check out our Message. acres. Will pay cas . qulrad. 44s.9672 or ~~-~~-~ ·-" 1nven 1ory 2br home localed 1n Gat· u~ at ~~~~':::::~""':::" 446·7620 www.CAREO.com ' Car· AbsolUte Top Dollar . 811. ~;_;;;;;...~~~~ Jlpolis Clly $500 No mlch..... Equipment wer/gold 2 bdrm. apt. In 'Rac1ne. Pels. 441·0110 or "'"" COins. any 740-446-2412 K/ K/ 8K , gold few· rent negotiable. security 591·5174 10 14 1 clep. requtrod, ~-:-:-----.~~ "-, "--•, Seed, Grain airy. denial gold, pre ;;;;;~;;:~;""'':" 740_949,2025 2br. House lor Rent. In· • -1 r-..u 1935 US currency, .&. I r.../ ~~:;,:;:~~"::'::::""~ etudes Stove. Refrigera· rlfiU n••., 2 br. apartmenl S370 a to·r.. WaterrrrashfSewer Ground ear com. $7.00 a Prool!mlnt sets, cMa· TownhovMo dep tiJ.. 0 M ti) ' Viii • I hundred, ~~n~Jr saW. call mond9. MTS Coin Shop. •=.~~=.~~ mo. plus ut1llbes . ·. re- paid, No Pets s..so ~-151 200 AvenJJB, Galli· ~ qulred, no pets. month , plus t1epos1t filii 740.965·3561 . Long 1 and 2 bedroom apto .. 740·992·4119 aSk lor 740.446.1370 Bouom fUrnished and unturnlohed. and houses In ~Me;;'?,ll;•~~-~-~ :'":"'""':""__":"'__-::::: 4 Saa.... 4x5 Round Bales, 2 br . $350 mo. plus de· 3 br. house for renl 109 ~ Pomeroy and Mlddklpon, Liberti St l't. Pleasant. good mixed hay-bam security deposit required, posit & u1ili11es . no .pe1s. kept. Delano Jackson no pets. 740-992-2218 3rd SL R~cine , oo pels 304·593·0909 Of Fann 675-1743 or ANa .:.339-0;;.,;~143~~~-== · ::'::::-::""#-=~~:;; for sale· .2nd cunlng 2005 Honda 400 EX aSk· grasa hi."y square bales lng payoff, call 304.-e62·2537. 30ol-593·6564 740·247·4292 IBR Apt, W/0 hookupS. Apl for rani 2 Br. $325, I satellite TV ·Incl. w/r8nt, Br $295. Plus utll. plus close to hospital. Call dep. 3rd Sl. Recine . 74().339-ll362 740·247-4292 304·675 ·4655 5 room hOuse stova/retr. 44 Olive St. S4251mlh + depOsit No PelS. 446-3945 �Page Ba • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, December 31, 2008 www .mydailysentinel.com www.mydallysentlnel.com - ·Blue Devils bnrn River Valley, 51-26 Southern atribune - Sentinel - l\e C L A S S I F I E .D from Page 81 BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERSOMYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM Kaitlyn Campbell four, RIO GRANDE - Chalk Jennifer Swan four and one up for the defeJJse . Christie Williams lwo. Gallia Academy held host Coach Alan Crisp's Lady River Valley without a field Tomadoes (2-6) snt off to goal for over 13 minutes an early stan by v1rtue of an Tuesday night , allowing the 18-point first quarter. The Blue Devils to go on a 29-7 frame was fuefed by dual iun over the middle quaners six -point efforts from en route to a 51 -26 victory Emma Hunter ntld Breanna !luring a · non-conference Taylor. Hunter and Taylor boys basketball contest at used the right-left combo, Newt Oliver Arena on the while Cheyene Dunn c:Mnpus of the University of worked thL' inside for four Rio Grande. poi ills. The Blue Devils (3-3) Hannan ke yed upon ·stormed out to an early 5-0 Southern's Courtney advantage. but the Raiders Thomas wlw shared top (1-4) countered with n 10-2 scori ng honors over the past over the final four minu1es of lew .games and shared a 15. the first quarter lo take a I0 point gt~me w11h Dunn 111 7 edge into the second stanMonday s ac11011. Overall: Larry Crumlphoto Soulhern ', defense did a Southern's Breanna Taylor. middle, goes up lor a layup za. The Silver and Blm.:k then good job with lhe Wildcat attempt over three Hannan defenders . during Tuesday Llffense. limiting the Blue took their biggest lead of the and White lo jus I I0 points, night's consolation girls basketball game 1n Mason, W.Va. \ night a minule inlo the secI" ond period, as Kody Johnson • six of which cume from played even in the fim,tl rebounds. _17 IUmovers. I · Abby Bush. round w ith Southern s steal. 3 HSststs and 13 fouls. hit a free throw to make it an Southern lost some Tay lor mainlaining her 11 -7 RVHS lead. The Raiders - over the final momentum in the second great floor game and addmg SOUTHERN 53, HANNAN 40 seven-pl"us minutes of .t he round. while Hannan throt- II second-half pomts. Southe"rn 18 9 1S 10 - 53 first half - would not score lled up for n 14-point stint. Southern brought home the Hannan 10 14 6 10 - 40 ' a single point from there. \ Bu s h contin(ted · her hot 53-40 win. . SOUTHERN (2-6): Emma Hunter 5 0·0 The Blue aml White Somhern hil 23-of-52 for shooting with five points in 10, Breanna Taylor 10 2-4 22, lindsay conversely - do sed ~hat 52 percent and was 0-for-3 the quarlcr. while Perry Teaford 1 2-2 4, Cheyene Dunn 4 3-9 same seven- plus mmute ume B w 1 sf h0 10 notched four and Edmonds on threes. 11 -for- 17 at the 11 , Courtney Thomas 1 o-o 2, Lynzee frame on a 16-0 surge. which . . , . rvan a tor P dntined a three-pointer. line. wbile grabbing 19 Tucker 0 o-o 0, Gabby Johnson 0 0·1 0, allowed the visitors to take a Galila Academy s Jared Golden (34) rel~ases a shot Taylor tossed in five for rebounds (Dunn 4. Taylor Morgan McMillan 0 0·0 0. Jessica Rittle 0·1 4. Kelt~ Humphrey 0 0·0 0. 23-11 advantage into the attempt between River Valley defenders dun~g t~e second Southern as the Tornadoes 4). Southern had just seven 2TOTALS: 23 11·17 53. Three-point intern1ission. half of Tuesday night's boys basketball game 1f1 RIO Grande. went into inlermission with ltlrnovers , 12 steals (Dunn goals; None. · HANNAN 10-6): Celesle Campbell 0 0· 5. Taylor 5). five assists and GAHS exlended its lead to players reach the scoring col- . lered ·o nly on~ successful a slight 27-24 edge. · ·· 2 0. Kaitlyn Campbell 2 0..2 4, Katah Perry 4 0·2 8. Brittany EOrnonds 2 2·2 7, 20 points (33-13) at the 5: II umn led bv c.hris Annstron~ three-pomter - wh1ch came After halftimeJ'ep. talk. 17 fouls . Hannan hit 18-of-54 over- Jennller Swann 2 0·3 4. Abby Bush 7 1· mark of the third stanza, then with •11 points. Kyle Mitchell ~!t the 3 : 12 mark of the Soulhem responde with 16 4 15.Chris1ie Williams 1 0·0 2. TOTALS ~ points and a more comfort- all and 3-of-15 at 1he line . 18 3· 15 40. Three-point goals: 1 RVHS finally ended its fidel and' John TrL>ester were next tourth . Gallia Academy als~ posl- able 43-30 lead . Both clubs The Wildcats had 25 (Edmonds). goal drought with u basket at with eight points apiece. fol the 4:20 mark 10 pull within lowed by Quinton Nibert ~.·d ." 45- 1_6 v1ctory m the 33-15. Both clubs traded baskets to make it 36-17. then with seven and Nick Milchell Jumor ·varslly conlesl. Point Pleasanl will ring in utes on the clock, but the both teams went scoreless with six markers. the holiday wilh a New Lady Falcons answered GALLIA ACADEMY 51, over the final 2:08 which Fthan Moore added f\ve with another huge three by Year's Eve matchup against allowed the Devils 10 take a points 10 the winning c·uuse. RIVER VALLEY 26 ·Tully to push the Red and Buffalo Wednesday nighl at from Page 81 19-point lead into the finale. while Corey Eberhard, Beau White lead back to five 5:30 p.m .. while Wahama 7 16 13 15 - 5 1 The visitors never looked Whaley and Zeke Maher ~C 10 1 6 9 - 26 points. will return to action back, raking !heir biggest rounded out the s.:oring with From there Wahama was Tuesday, January 6 at 7:30 and had their biggest round GALLIA ACADEMY (3·3): Corey lead of the night (28 points) two poinls eac h. GAHS was of the night scoring 20 able to create some distance p.m. also ugainst the Lady Eberhard 2-2 2. Jordan Cornwell 0 o-o with 4: 17 left 111 regulation at also 9-of-19 at the free throw 0. Quinton0Nibert 3 0-0 7, Ethan Moore 2 points in the third quarter and PPHS couldn't catch up Bison of Buffalo . 49-21. The Raiders closed- line for 4 7 percent. 1-1 5, Nick Mitchell 2 1·2 :6, Chris while Poinl Pleasant simply as the Lady Falcons held on the conlesl on a 5-2 run , River Valley had · just four Armstrong 5 0-0 11 . Evan Wood 0 0-1 0, fell apart. The Lady Knights for a 56-48 vic lory and Kyle Mitchell 3 2-7 8, Jared Golden 0 o-o WAHAMA 56, bringing the game to its 25- players score 111 the loss. with O, Chuck Calvert 0 0-2 0, Beau Whaley 0 had several lurnovers and claim the championship in point conclusion. Clayton Cumutle leading lhe 2-2 2 Zeke Maher 1 0.1 2. John Troester POINT PLEASANT 48 The Blue Devils connected w~1y ·with a game-high 14 3 1· 1 8. T6TALS: 19 9~1 9 51 . Three-point missed shots leading to just the 9th annual Bob's Market goals: 4 {Nibert, N. M!tchelt. Armstrong , 14 points as Wahama retook Holi~ay Hoopsfest. Point 5 15. 14 14 - 48 on 19-of-43 field goal poi nts . Zak Dee! was next . Troester). Field goals: 19-43 (.442). Total Wahama 12 6 20 18 '- 56 the lead· and extended its The showdown between attempts for 44 percent and with six markers. while rebounds: 33. Turnovers : 9. Personal advantage to 38"34 entering Sommer, Tully and Hysell also limited the hosts to just Johnson -and Cody McAvena fouls: 12. POINT PLEASANT (3·3): Anna RIVER VALLEY 11·4): Cody Smllh 0 0-0 , produced 84 of Ihe 104 Sommer 11 8· 13 31. Emily Jones 2 ().() · 10-of-44 from Ihe field for 23 rounded out the scoring with O, Kellh Skidmore o 0-0 0, Cody the fourth quarter. But Point Pleasant wasn't points . scored on the 4, Kayla Arthur 1 2·2 4, Miranda percent: GAHS also commit- lhree · points apiece . RVHS McAvena 1 1·2 3, Clayton Curnutte 5 3Thompson 1 2·4 4, Devin Cottrill 1 D-0 2, done yet. evening. 5 14 , Kody Johnson 1 1·2 3, Parker ted just nine tumovers and . was also 5-ot~ II at the chariSydney Wallon 1 0{)2. TOTALS: 17 12· Hollingsworth o 0·0 o. Michael Woltaszek The Lady Knighls kept up Wilh both teams ator near 19 48. Thr..,·polnl goals: I (Sommorl: won the ·battle on the boards ty slripe for 45 percent. o 0·2 o. Zack F'olcyn ·0 0·0 0, Mikhail with Wahama throughout a .500 on " the season. both WAHAMA (4-6):Taylor Hysell II 5-7 27. by · a n-24 margin. RVHS . The Blue Devils hit three Robinson o 0·0 o. Zak Peel 3 0·0 6. Amber Tully 7 9·9 25,1Aiex Wpod 1 2·2 had 12 turnovers in the set- of lheir four trifeclas during TOTALS: 10 5·11 26. Three·p01n1 goals :. majority of the fourth quar- will begin the new year with 4, Rebecca Zerkle 0 ().2 0, Karlsla 1 (Curnulle). Field goals: 10·44 (.227). back. · thai 16-0 run in the second Total rebounds: 24. Turnovers; 12. · ter, finally culling the lead a fresh start as both look to Ferguson 0 0·2 D.TOTALS: 19 16·22 56. . to two with just a few min- IUfll their seasons around. Three-polnl goals: 2 (Tully 2). The Blue Devils had nine quarter, while RVHS mus- ~rsonal fouls ; 1B. 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Holp •n- Generef .................................. 8021 Law Enforcement ...................................... 8030 8032 Malntenancw'Domalllc ............................ . .....__.,peniiiOfY........................ 8034 . Mechanlct~ .................................................. 803e -lcel...................................................... 803e Muelce1 ......................,................................11040 Pert-Time-Timpororltl .............................tl042 R..IIU..ntll ............................................... flll" leltl..............................- ...........................!1048 TOChnlcel ~ ....................................... 8050 TllCII-.ctory .........................................8052 Island <1)2006 by NEA,Inc. Hay, feed, s..d, Grain Riverside Motel has $35.00/Night. 740-446·0406 !tom Hoi· :"La,.rge~~2~bed..-:'r"'oo,.m~a~pl. zer. Utilities paid. $525 + downtown. nawly ramoddep . 74().418·5266 or elod, all ulllllles pd. No Campen/ RV1 & Tralitrl ml For sale· Ear field com =::o=-"~iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 388·8039 pets. .,. 446 639 and a~alfs haylage, com· RV :::::::--~~~~~~ ;.:-."'~~~~~~ led bUlcherl~g beef Service at Carmichael 2BR APT,Ciose to Hoi· Nice lbr. Appliances. fur1·740-992·7Ef3. Trailers zer Hospital on SR 160 nishcd. $J7~ + deposit, llC'ar. 740-446-3825 CIA. (740) 441·0194 PPHS · JO.l-67S-3Hl0 or ======= AV Service chael ..,. ... Aeg. . GUN SHOW & SALE at Apartment available now ·""'··~"::~~ -~::l0~9:-::::::::::oCarmi· Aiverbend Apts. New HOLIDAY SPECIAL Trai!OfS Haven WV. Now · accept· Pay 1 run seourity lng appllcarlonl for deposit and gel your flrat HUD-sut>sidlzei.J . one , months · Bedroom Apts. Utilities RentFreel Included. Based on 30%, At 8 740·696·1085 Shade · View vacancies ""'""'""'!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!!!!!!'!! """"""""""'""'""""""' 2 br apt. a dog, (M) sabla'wh, $350; Rooft'n g .......................................................... MI · Condomlnlume ........................................~. 3515 Slcurtty.;~ ...............................~..................... 348 Hou... for ttent ........................................ 3520 Tu/Aa!)Ounllng ...........,......,........................ 3&0 .Land (Acreoge) ................................ :......... 352: Riverbend Arts Council Middleport, Ohio ~ 1&1 and Aplll. In Middleport. from $327 10 $592. 74().992-50&1. Equal Housing Oppommlly. . 5400. Lawn Benrlce ........................,...................... 334 Land (Acreoge) ..........................................30: Muolc/Denct1Dramo .................................... 331 Loti ............................................................30 oth• S.nrlces.............................................331 Wont to buy ................................................ 3040 Plumblng/Eioctrlcel ...............:..........,..........:!-40 . R.. l Eotot. R-11................................... 3500 Pfoteulonol S.rvlcas ................................. ~ . Apartments/Tawnhoueeo ......................... 3505 Repalrs .........................................,............... 344. Commerclol ................................................ 3510 Trowtlln-lnment .................................. 3112 fln-111 ...,....,......... ,..........................,......... 400 Flnanc"l Servl-....................................... 4011 lneu ..nce .................................................... 410 Mortoy to t..nd ............................................. 415 Educetfon .....................................................soo BUIInHI & Trede Schaoi ........................... IIOII lnetruotlon & Tralnlng ................................. 510 Lotteana ........................................................511 Personat ....................................................... 520 Anlmals ........................................................ soo Animal suppllea .......................................... ao5 Horseo .................................................... ,..... 810 LIVutock ......................................................815 Pots ................................ o••••••• •••••• •••••••••• ezo w.ni"io..buy .................................................. fl25 Agriculture ................................................... 700 Form Equipment........................................,.70S Garden a Produce....................................... 71D Hey Feed Soed Groin .............~ ................. 715 Hun'ung a' Land: .......................................... 720 wont to buy..................................................725 Merahendloi ........... :.................................... IIOO - .......................................................906 •-1 - · ..................................................... 110 ...... Auotlons ....................................................... B15 Bat11aln a....-nt .......................................IZO -..................................................125 Cot-b•-· computoro ................................................... l30 Equlpmen1/Suppllea............................:......•l35 Floe Marl<et. ............:................................... 940 , Fuel on CoaiiWood/0111 ............................. 845 Fumlture ...................................................... 950 -by/lfUnt & Sport .................................... 955 Kld'o c - r.................................................9e0 Mlscon-ue ..............................................9e5 Wont to lluy ..................................................870 ~ Dll •-Ia ,....................................... .............875, Ylru Manor Plocher M·9 Mo. Ears, , Logala ........................................................... 100 Rtcroetlonal Vehlcles ............................... 1000 ......................................... 200 ATV ............................................................. 1005 elrthdey/Annlverury .................................. 205 81cyclu......................................................1010 Happy Acla .................................................... 210 eoats/Accesoorlos .....•.............................. 101& Loot 6 Found ............................................... 215 C.mper/RVs • Trolltrs ............................. 1D20 Memory1ThenkYou ..................................... 220 Motorcycles ............................................... 1025 Notlcooa ......................................................... 225 other ..........................................................1030 Porsonala .....................................................230 Wont to buy .........................................,.....1035 Wented ........................................................ 235 Aulomollvt ......................... :..............,....... 2000 lneu,.nce..................................................... 332 Gracious Living I and 2 Badroom Apls. al Village 304·593-3820 CKC REG .· Mlnlalure $200. !all , shols 740-368·8766 740-446·2568. Equal Housing Opponunlty. This inst!tullon 18 an Equal Oppor1unlry Pro· vtder and Employer. Reg.black/1an Announcemenle ~ Com,.,._._. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Middle- 1740)992·0165 College~ sol ol shoiS . $250. 251H664 www.comlcl.com NOTICE Borr<>w Smart. ~~~~~:-:::= Contact the Ohio Dlvl· For sale to good homes sion of Financial lnstltU· only. Rat Terrier _puppies . ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!! lions Office ol Consumer 7 wkS tails dock~ cur· '"" Plb .Affairs BEFORE you rell· renl on sholslwormlng ~':'"'""::=:""~== nance your home or ob· small breed lovable fam- Boxer {F) Brlndlelwh. lain a loan. BEWARE of ~y pels. 575 Call $300; Bo''" IMJ reQuests lor any large 682·7477 or 418-4545 btack/wh , $600: Chlhua· advance payments of (Oak Hill) hua (M) 81/lantwh, $150; f9ea or insurance. C&lt Basenji Puppies male & Cockers (F} bl/wh, $150; the Office of Consumer lemale $100 each bread Goldens M/F (Red), Aftlars ·to!l free at lor squirrel hunting. $350; Shellantl Sheep· service Slreel, port, 2 bedroom fur· nlst1ed apartment. utilities paid, no pets, de· posl1 & references. Ate!81:lltad Mtmber Accred1l· CLASSlFIED INDEX Appllonce Sorvtc:e ........................,.............. 302 Automotlve .................................................. 304 Building Mllerlolo ..." .................................. 305 euelnuo ...................................................... 308· eotertng........................................................ 310 Chfld!Eiderly Cere ....................:.................. 312 314 Contractor~~ .................... ,............................. 316 llomtllfos/Janltorlel ..........................:........ 318 ~1 ...................................................... 320 Ftnenclal .......................................................322 HNith ........................................................... 3211 HMttng • Cootlng ....................................... 321 Home tmprl>-te 330 Boech . if the mortgage broker ~r Fr&e 10 good home, Min-Schnauzer {~artl) 740-44e·3825 lender Is properly , ll· mixed breed puppies, fa· M/F, $350; Min-Pinscher, Auctions censad. (This Is a publiC ther beagle, molher un· (M), $150; an ~;::-~~~~~~ L..------.1 Servlcea ••••~.................................................. 300 / Col logo (Careers Close To Home) Call TOdsyl740-448.. 367 1-800·214-0452 furnished. $450 a mo. plus dep., no pets, no smoking, 740..992·5181 / Sept~ pumping Gallm longhair Dachsltund. (m) Co. OH and Mason Co. shots, wormed asking P~BLISHING !I)(' Aportmonll/ Townhouse• Apartment tor rent In Middleport, 1 br., kitchen lull- & Trade ~~~~~-~~ 3 Nota. ' ======= , 9·12 ·· kltncorlyla(!!Jcomcut.net Pet Cremations. Call · slriPIId kitten. Very 740-4 46,3745 . friendly. 446·9555 · ;.;;;;e;!!!!!!!!!"""!!!!l!""" Proluoional S.rvlcto Found- Female Black lab tecently had pups, founcl TURNED DOWN ON around Sliding HIIVGib· SOCIAL SECURITY SSI stown Rd, 304·B82·2456 No Fee Unletis We Wlnl 1-666·562·3345 ollholsw. 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Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Noll~ Public "'otlce MEIGS COUNTY 1·1-3130· SERVICES ....... 910.00 .......................8,749.53 beginning of the tract AGRICULTURAL herein parted and SPONSORSHIP 1-2-7410 • SECURITY 1·2·9390 OTHER . SOCIETY ·......................4,220.00 SERVICES....4,399.00 JUNIOR FAIR described; thence 111-3140· . PROFIT LOSS continuing along·nld 1·2-7430 • EXPENSE DECEMBER 2007 PROMOTIONS 538.50 COMPUTER . ........,..............6,153.76 centerline the 1·l-3210· GIFTS & . SERVICES....... 199.00 1·2·9490 OTHER FAIR following THROUGH two NOVEMBER 2008 courses and DONATIONOS 1·2-7440- CLEANING EXPENSES Income .............................. 2.00 6 JANITORIA ....................71 ,053.86 distances: 1-1·12211· SEASON South 83 deg. 41' 18" H-3210· OTHER ····················· ..4,156.00 1-2TICKETS ....42,803.00 UNRESTRICTED East, t09.57 !Milo a 1·2-7450. GROUNDS 9500TRANSFERS· 1-1·12311· ADMISSION .....................79,128.05 KEEPING ...... 1,650.00 OUT point; South 85 deg• 0.00 TICKET$ ... 105,537.00 H-3500 ADVANCES 1·2-7460· TRASH 1·2·9600 ADVANCES 22' 49" East. 99.15 1-1·1240• IN......... ~ ....... e,ooo,oo HAULING"·······949.62 ................... ~ ...9,000.00 feet to a P.K. nail; GRANDSTAND thence departing 1·1-3600 lntereet 1·2-1470 ·SOUND 1-2·9710 NON EVENTS 1,!70.00 ......................1,127.86 SYSTEM SERVICE SUFFICIENT FUND County Road .26, 1·1-1310· Total Income ....................... 3,145.00 ... ,..................... 100.00 South 05 deg. 52".00" CONCESSIONS ................•.•384,t51.95 1-2·7480 ·TAX· REAL 1·2·9730 REFUNDS Weal, a distance of ..... :............... 13,990.00 Expenee ESTATE ........... 245.72 OF DEPOSITS 337.00 fHI to I point; 1•1-1320· BUILDING 1·2-4010. 1·2·7490 ·OTHER ............... ~ .......... 277.00 . thence South 81 deg. SPACE 1,800.00 SECRETARY'S . PURCHASED SERV 1·2-9790 OTHER 31 ' 28" WHI 1 1-1·13-40· GROUND SALARY 6,000.00 ....................... 8,~08.00 MISC EXPENSES distance of 215.41 SPACE .......... 2,195.00 1·2-4030 - GROUNDS 1-2-7510- LEGAL -.......................... 165.00 fHI to I point; . 1·1·1430· MAINTENANCE ADS .................217.80 TOTAL EXPENSE thence N9rth 05 deg. GLASSES/MUG . ....................:..2,334.50 1-2·7520.................. 304,960.87 52" DO" Eall, I ..................:........... 5.00 1-2-4090 ·OTHER NEWSPAPERS AD NET PROFIT · distance of 308.80 ·...................... t,853.53 .. .....................59,491.08 fHI to a P.K. nail In 1-1 -1~90· OTHER SALAFIIES SALES 257.72 (t2)31 \ the centerline of ·-··············.. -·2,355.00 1-2·7530 - RADIO 1-1·151()- ENTRY FEE 1·2-61t0 ·BOARD OF ADVERTISING County Road 28 end ....................$3,885.00 DIRECTORS 5,600.02 ..........................600.00 being the poltll of Public Notice 1·2-61201·1-1540 ·SPEED 1·2-7540· PRINTING 6 beginning of the tract .FEES ............9,235.00 SECRETARY PUB FEES ,...3,112.30 Shariff Sales herein deecrlbed and 1·1-1590· OTHER EXPENSE......... 156.37 t ·2-7590· OTHER Case Number continuing 1.735 RACE RECEIPTS 1-2-11190 ·OTHER COMMUNICATIONS 08cv119 acraa; more or Ina ..........................450.00 EXPENSES ...... 4n.78 .......................... )04.56 Cltl Mortgage Inc . and eub~ to 111 1-1-1810· CLASS 2·2-8290 ·OTHER 1·2·7610easements ond legal· Plaintiff RACE EXPENSES ENTRY FEES EQUIPMENT vs rlght-of-waye ot ..........................803.00 ............................85.00 REPAIRS .......... 370.15 Joseph Egan el al record. 1-1·1820· 1-2-8410 · OFFICE 1·2-7620 ·MOTOR Defendant · Current OWner: MEMBERSHIP FEES SUPPLIES...... '..369.85 VEHICLES REPAIR Court of Common Joaeph Eflltn at al .......................2,589.00 1·2-6420· GROUNDS ............................50.00 Pleat, Meigs County, Property at: 3651$ 1-1·1830· CONTEST MAINTENANCE 1-2·7&30· BUILDING Ohio FlatwoOds Ad, FEES ............8,0110.00 ...............•....... 1,090.24 REPAIRS ..... 2,936.45 In pursuance of an Pomeroy OH 45761 1·2-6490 ; OTHER 1·1·1920· RENTAL· 1·2·7690, OTHER order of sale to me PP# 04-00080.002 BUILDINGS......ZOO.OO SUPPUES..........73.00 REPAIRS .......... 232.31 · directed from Nid Prior DHd 1-1·1930· RENTAL· 1·2-71101·2·7720 INSURANCE court In 1he above Relerenceo; Volume CAMPSITES ELECTRICITY LIABILITY.... 11 ,662.00 tnll11ed act19n, I will 271, Pege 0307 ......................21,175.00 .......................9,367.18 1·2-7850 RENT expose to sale at : Volume Ot71, Pege 1-1 ·1950· RENTAL· 1-2-7140 ·WATER MOTOR VEHICLES public auction on the 0387 STALLS,PEN . ....................... 2,063.15 ......................3,216.00 Iron! otepe of the Apprallltd at $25,000 1-2-7150..................... .3,8~.00 1-2-7970 Meigs County Court . Tenne . of Sale: 1·1-lltiO· RENTAL· TELEPHONE 2,059.40 RENT/LEASE House on Friday, Cannot be sold lor EQUIPMENT6,314.46 Feb. 6th, 2009 at 10 leas than 213rda of STORAGE t-2·7220 · RACE .......................3,820.00 PURSE 31,828.00 1-2-7920 BUILDINGS e.m., -af said dey, the the epprallltd volue. 1-1·199(). RENTAL· 1-2-7210- OTHER ......................6,250.t9 following · dtterlbed 10%dawn on dey ot OTHER.........4,8n.oo RACIIl RELATED 1-2-7140 EQUif:'MENT real estate: ult, ceeh or ctrtlfllld 2·1-2110• OHIO FAIRS ...................... t,234.81 ....:.................. 1,328.89 Situated In Stctlon · . check, balance due I 2, Town 2 North, an confirmation ot FUND............ 2,118.12 2·2·7230 • STARTING . 1·2·7990-0THER 2·1-2130· PHIO fAIRS GATE .............. 700.00 Rangil t3 ·WN~ ule. 3 2:2:7140:iiaiiiP J~: Chiller Townah!p, The appraisal did not FUND.............5,DOO.OO 2·2·724C! • PHOTO 2·1-2t40- OHIO !!AIR FINISH .............:125.00 ......................t,n3.07 Melge County, Ohio Include en lntlf'1or FUNDI ........13;141.00 2•Z.7280• lo2•1110 IINIOR and being l'riON eumlnatlon of the 2·1·2tl0· OHIO DIPT ANHOUNCI!tl, FAIR JUDQ1!9 pertlcularly bounded houH. O,AQIIIC · JUDQII ......1,211.00 .......................1,111.20 and dleerlbed II Raben I. INgle, .......................s,t.a.7o 24-7280 • OTHIII 1·2·8120 II!NIOA fqllowt: . Melge County lhlt!ll Commtnclng at the Attorney far the 2·H21ti-COUNTV IIACII'IILATID FAII'I PRIMIUMI QOVM'T QftAHT ln~on of the Plelntllf .......................... 410.00 1:a~'ioco:t~~r15 c.nltlltnt of County Llmtr lampaon a oooooooouoouo .. onoo ooo.IOD.OO 1•Z.7UCI• JUDOII ......... 1110.00 1101111 10 and County Aothfu11 vmiiiNAIIY 1-1-12» COUNTY Aoed · 28; thence 120 1. 4th 8t. 11111 IIIWICII ....... 100.00 !·M320 CONTI!IT OOVIIIN aiWif fOllOWing the Floor PAI!MIUMI H•n!Oo ...................11,721 .. 22 otnle!tlnt of County Cincinnati, OH 41202· CONTIIACTUAL Road H , Iauth 12 4007 INTIIITAI ..,Ur217.11 t·lo831Q JUNIOR dtg. 30' he~ 1 113-241-3100 FAIR JUDOI!I t·t-7310 • AIDI COMPANY IXPINII ......................1,ut.OO dletanoa ot 44t .OO (12)31,(1)71t4 IHt to 1 P.K. nell and ••.•....•......•...•10,000.00 1·2.JUNIOR FAIR being the point ot 1·2·7380· OTHI!R PREMIUMS Or Fax To (304) 675·5234 Oea.rllfirec Wprd Ade a Wahama l\egtster (740) 446-2342 ·(740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 \ \ Websjtes: www.mydailytribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com near CfliLLICOTHE, OH Jan. 10 & H Adm.$4 Ross Co. Falrgroundl Shellle Pl.l>flles 150 .00 740 i 35 667 · 6' "12 lt>IS $35 p!e·paK1 no pApers first shots, :.;~ - ~~~~~":""::""' wo'rmed.femates """ 74().696-0475 Fuel/ 011/ Coal/ . Bassetl Hound Reg.. vel -;;;;;;;;W;i;oocl~i.i/;;;Gas~....~ checked, 6wks, (F)$250, ~Seasoned Firewood "'·576·2126 Hardwood. 446-9204 1")$225, ~ or 304·675·0153 ~;,;,;.~~~-;:::=:; ~~....::'~~~~~ Free· 112 Jack Russell Seasoned Flrewoo<t CAA mix male brown wl white HEAP accepted. PIIWS 14 wl<s old 645·594601441-0941 304.£75.5313 of adju"ed Income. Call Valley VIew Apjlnmenl5 304·882-3121, awailable 800 State Route 325 -;;;;;;;;....A;;iw;;iola&;;;;;~~ for Senior and Disabled Thurman , Ohio 4ssa5 "" 7•"24"9170 04 Audl A4, 3.O L' people. ~ ~ aua1ro ve. AWD. can 1·2 Bedroom Apar1ments 245·5589 "'!:':~~~~-~~ with appliances furilishad ;::-"':'::::':'"~=~ CONVENIENTLY LO· On sole laundry lacillly. j 976 MGV Convertible. CATED . & AFFORD- Cell lor details or pick up miles ABLE! Townhouse apart· application at rental 78,000 ·304-675-2454 menls, and/or sma 11 offiCe houses for rant. Call Possib1lily of ren1a! 2001 Chevy Malibu Lt. 74()-441·1111 tor appli· assislance. cation & infOfmation Equal Housing ED. 4 OA auto. power ;;;;;~~~~~~locks • windows 56 ·000 . ELLM VIEWAPTS Opponunlly mi. clean $4900. Day 2& 3BR and up. Central TDON -419-526·0466 Furftlture ·~6·1615 or Even. Alr, WID hookup, tanant ·ThiSinstitution is an Free· Me.le strlped tabby ~~-;::::=::=~:= ~46-1244 · pays electric. EHO Elm Equal Opportunity cat, very loving, to good Twice Charmed Used ::'"!~~~~::"'"'~: VIew · Apts Provider and Employer" hOme 304·675·7585. Fumlture & Appllancea . Pollee Impounds! Cars ,_, SSOOI, Honda. ~(30~41;;:882~ -30~1~7~~~~ Giveaway 3yr Min Pin IO ;~740;;!-2;!4!!5·;;;:,;;5428;;,.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! c""'" heyYS, Jeepl, FOrdS, & ;T~' "1n AI vers •lOWer .IS BC· . a Good .Home Mltotloneout morel for U&tlngs cepting apptlcaHons for 30:1-575-2527 1100·620-<1876 ex V435 walling 1~1 lor HUD subJet AeratiOn Motors restdized, 1·BA apartment :-----=-~= ' (' ( ' : ·' ~ pa1red, new & rebuilt In Wflltt To 8uy lor the ek:Serly/dlsabled, Tara Townhouse stoCk. Call Aon Evans, ~=;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;~ call 875·6679 Apartmenls · 2BA. 1.5 - -1-800·537·9528. Wan! 1o buy Junl< Cars. balh .. bacl< pj!lio. pool. " - EqulpoMm call740-388·0884 playground. {!rash. sew· :::;-=..;~==~ :O:Ho":I""::.T:"u:"'b~0:-u~l~~l. --::l~op alj8. waler pd I ESY, INTEOAfTY, Quality, Free Delivery, Immaculate 2BA apart, $425/rent, $425/sec KIEFER BUILT; Save 50%. llkl Tubs. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; new carpet . & cabinets dep. can 740·367.0547 VALLEY HOASEILIYE· 606·326·0777 lresh~ pOinted · W/0 . . STOCK TRAILERS. ~~:-:::-:~~~~ Hov... For Salo hookup b&au!Hul counlry c-rac.l LOAD MA~ EQUIP· NEW AND USED STEEL ~~i#~~~~ selling 10 mlnulas lrom :"':""'~~;;;;;;~~~ "ENT TRAILERS, S1eel Beams, Pipe Ribar ~ . . d Pt town . Water & trash pakt. 2 bay seNICe station 1 m Sandl\111 Jackson Pike. Lease CARGO E~PRESS & lor Concrete Angle, 1182 p 3ll 2A · ""ltl · Mus! see" lo appr-lale toasant, r. · $425/m~ . 614·595· 7773 required. Call 446·3644 I Bo S "ESTE •DEA Channel, Flal . r, tee 0 S. H8 rd ood "' HO"' ,., ne · tory, w or 7~0-645·5953 lor more into. CARGOICONCESSION Gralirig lor Drains, Drl•e· lloors. $153,999, Mus! :::::~~~~~~~ B+W ways & Walkways. L&L S I •• ~com NOW LEASING Jordan ~~~~~~::"": TRAILERS . Open "on ee www.uo '"-'· bu,ildlng located 1n GOOSENECK FLATBED ScrliP "e'•ls m ~ m • , . . •7• •••o Landing 2BR. 3BR & Office ~~ .,........ Gallipolis OH 26 Ceda• Fri T Wod & 53999. VIEW OUR EN· us. · 4BR Availllble No Pels. 4 ~ Closed ~'::"'~~~~~ St Rent $450 mth. + de· 8a TIRE TRAILER INVEN· m· : ~.. ·· " Tonanl Responsoble lor •• Thurs. S.l & Sun. 3 Bed . 2 Bolhl Only Rent & Elec!ric ,;:;fJOr,;•i;;;I.0=74!!0;,;·2!!56;r.666!!Ei!1""'"" TORY "' 740 4••7'11'11'1 S19,900 tor listings .... www.CARMICHAEL.:...,!! · ~~!!!!!!~"'::"':'""'""""' 800-620-4946 ex R019 304.£74.Q023 or HouMa For ROftl TRAILERS.COM ~ Wont To 1uy 304·610.0776 7 40-4<16-382~ Laod (A<nagel :ii.Jo1;.ilu,;m~ls~hed~;...~u~ps::la::::'lrs 11 ""'"' 0 ' ' lx~. ' '"1'!":.-~~~....:'-:"= ARTIST wants to buy =~iiii;;ii;;;;oi.."-i;;;;;;; apanmenr slove/lridge Blll'l R<'J'i'.'' ~~·t \1( •1\'n. ~~ 'Have you priced a John Large Gray Slates.Catl L_ooking for land to lease walerltrash . Included )C'IlT' , !'!'~ AI'R l h'r !i )llllf' Ior dear · hunI"mg 1·300 Doere IaIely? v,ou'tl be 252·729·931 1··-· Leave h $350 .mo. -+ deposit re· lllli.l-620 -N4o t \ Rt127 aurpriaedl Check out our Message. acres. Will pay cas . qulrad. 44s.9672 or ~~-~~-~ ·-" 1nven 1ory 2br home localed 1n Gat· u~ at ~~~~':::::~""':::" 446·7620 www.CAREO.com ' Car· AbsolUte Top Dollar . 811. ~;_;;;;;...~~~~ Jlpolis Clly $500 No mlch..... Equipment wer/gold 2 bdrm. apt. In 'Rac1ne. Pels. 441·0110 or "'"" COins. any 740-446-2412 K/ K/ 8K , gold few· rent negotiable. security 591·5174 10 14 1 clep. requtrod, ~-:-:-----.~~ "-, "--•, Seed, Grain airy. denial gold, pre ;;;;;~;;:~;""'':" 740_949,2025 2br. House lor Rent. In· • -1 r-..u 1935 US currency, .&. I r.../ ~~:;,:;:~~"::'::::""~ etudes Stove. Refrigera· rlfiU n••., 2 br. apartmenl S370 a to·r.. WaterrrrashfSewer Ground ear com. $7.00 a Prool!mlnt sets, cMa· TownhovMo dep tiJ.. 0 M ti) ' Viii • I hundred, ~~n~Jr saW. call mond9. MTS Coin Shop. •=.~~=.~~ mo. plus ut1llbes . ·. re- paid, No Pets s..so ~-151 200 AvenJJB, Galli· ~ qulred, no pets. month , plus t1epos1t filii 740.965·3561 . Long 1 and 2 bedroom apto .. 740·992·4119 aSk lor 740.446.1370 Bouom fUrnished and unturnlohed. and houses In ~Me;;'?,ll;•~~-~-~ :'":"'""':""__":"'__-::::: 4 Saa.... 4x5 Round Bales, 2 br . $350 mo. plus de· 3 br. house for renl 109 ~ Pomeroy and Mlddklpon, Liberti St l't. Pleasant. good mixed hay-bam security deposit required, posit & u1ili11es . no .pe1s. kept. Delano Jackson no pets. 740-992-2218 3rd SL R~cine , oo pels 304·593·0909 Of Fann 675-1743 or ANa .:.339-0;;.,;~143~~~-== · ::'::::-::""#-=~~:;; for sale· .2nd cunlng 2005 Honda 400 EX aSk· grasa hi."y square bales lng payoff, call 304.-e62·2537. 30ol-593·6564 740·247·4292 IBR Apt, W/0 hookupS. Apl for rani 2 Br. $325, I satellite TV ·Incl. w/r8nt, Br $295. Plus utll. plus close to hospital. Call dep. 3rd Sl. Recine . 74().339-ll362 740·247-4292 304·675 ·4655 5 room hOuse stova/retr. 44 Olive St. S4251mlh + depOsit No PelS. 446-3945 �Wednesday, December 31,2008 ALLEYOOP The Daily Sentinel• Page B5 www.mydallysentlnel.com r:NJP lllo'm M , N01t: Renlolt ~~~ Trailer. 517 ~Oh~.,:" . =~Va".:lley;;-=~H:;;;om~e St. Call Health, Inc. is accepting " of New ·Haven 304-675-S-+02. Dep & applications lor Part $450.00'Month Exclud- Rei reqUirect No Pets. T1me OffiCe Clerk. Expe. lng UtiWt!M. Call Becky :---.-o::--::-.-~ rience preferred. Apply at ~- 0 304.882.3900 or For rent- 3br. all elec. all 1480 Jackson Pike, Gal• 304.593.5076' · appliances 1ncluded lg. lipolts, OH or phqne deck & big yard 740-441-1393 lor more 3 ~ 2 ba 304·8 12·7214. fnlonnatlorl. ti'lleroge Building 3brl2beth Burdette • " - wv : 'h::;' $47S.OO ~"mon Veterinary Assistant needed. Expertence preferred, but will train. PT!FT, Some . ·weekends required . Minimum wage. Send resume to Fren<:ll Town Vetermary Chnic, 360 SR 160 Gallipolis, or fax740·446-4101 ; ~M~o""':O::IIe ....:O:Ho~m~e:-.f~or~R~e~ nt·. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;,!!!!!!!!!"" ~:::::~~::"'"'~~"!':"" AVON! All Areas! To Buy :. 1350.00 dep., ref; req. no 2 br, 1 bath; all elect. ~::""'::"'~~"""!!:-::';;;; or Sell Shirley Spears ,: pe~a. or EKira nice, 1624 Gallipolis Career College 304·675- 1429 Chatham Ave. Tr. 2. Is seeking part·tlme In- ;.:C;;Ie:.an:.;a.;;ri,; Cu;;;s;.; tod _ lans _ __ 740·446·4234 or structors in mathematics varsity contractors Inc. 740·208·7661 and accounting . Mathe- nas PIT open.lngs tor 2nd 'e.auj:y Salon for rent , ~ SC~e~n~lc'".O:::Ioc~a~llon ~."': co:::n::":ve:::'n. . matics candidates must shift cleaners In the local $300 per month, very low ient to town and aHord· have ·a Mast~rs Degree and . surrounding areas, utilities, .contact able, 2 & 3 bedrooms in · Mathematics. Account- exp. benefic1al but will 7~16-4048. Of newsa- available candidates must lral·n hard worl<ers. Can· call lng have a Bachelors De- · didates must rass crimi· (740)992·5639 · A 1· • . gree 1n ccoun 1ng. nal background check. Sa~t Please e-mail resumes own trans. is a must We to Jdanicki@galliipollsca· offer good benefits and Brand new 3bed 2bath reercollege.edu or fax to good pay based on eJCp. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""""" on + -hall acre in Pt. 446·4124. No Phone and - results call Rentals Pleasant. OWNER Fl· .c, al,. ls':P"Ie" ase ':':' . ,;,..,..,,. 304-444'·8286. -•ose NANCE Food Services FlYAshD !leet IS h•nng Ior 2 br MH for rent , 1..1 {740) 446-3570AVAILABLE. to town. 7-ID-256-6574 a FT posit1on at the Ga., Gov. Funds avail. for Now Hiring · All positions vin Power Plant. R& 2BR 1 bath. big yard, lo sponsibilitiE!s include buyers who :-von land or Tudor's Biscuit World. CQUOtry, $320/mo k'l· have family land. 0 down truck loading, lab testing eludes garbage pick up also avail. for- first time Government & Federal & tight maintenance and water $200 deposit. buyers. 866 _2 15_5774 Jobs , cleaning. Excei!Word No inside . pets, call --=~:-:-:~~··~- •-::=~=::=:::=:- Email 9)tperlence re740-25e-62il2 BANK REPO'S GOVERMENT qulred. Must be able lo 2, 3 & 4 BR JOBS in1eract w1tl1 oilier in a 2br. I ba . w/ex pnndn , LOW 5% DOWN professional manner. S400.00 u mon. +$400.00 Move In Now! $~ 3 .64-$:2 9 .4S/HR. , .now Benefits included. dep. 304-675-4100 or hiring. Many positions $ 14.116/hr. r 0 n1ac1 mymldwesthome.t:om ble F ""'' 1 ' 740-446 6969. 74[).828·2750 ava11a · or aM"'Icaton Sco" at 513·254·6931 or and government joti into. scott@flyashdirect.com 2BR 1 bafh nk:e home ~----':""""!""-~ Government funds avail· call American Assoc. ol ::. for 1-2 persons Labor . t -913-599-8290, Goodtimes Bar looKing for home buyers wate1ttrash included in able wt1o own land. $0 down. 24/hrs. emp. serv. for e)(per. & energetic .nent. NO PETS. John· bartender & doorman tall tree ~~-~~!""'~~ 304·576·2220. eons Mobile Home Parte Call 877-310·2577 for pre·ap- POST OFFICE NOW ~~~~--~"'!"­ 740-645·0506 proval. HIRING avg. Pay $20/hr Service Manager & Serv304-773-9181 :· 304·773-504Q. ~~~~~~~~ or $S7Kiyr, includes ice )ect1nician positions Federal Funds just re- New 3 Bedroom homes Fed.Ben, OT. Place by available. Health care & leased tor Land Owners. No elating cost ancj tram $214.36 per month, adSource, not affiliated Retirement · plans .avail· do includes many. upgrades. with USPS whO · ~ires. able. PleaSe send re· , land · . ,. lmprovemftnts. delivery & set-up. 1-866-403·2582 sume to • Bankruplcy & Bad Credit 0740-·38~5~·2·<134~".""'':'"- ,;,!!!!!!!!!!!""""= LLC @CAREO.COM or Help Wanied· Gonoral ~"fa~x~1o~7~4~0·~446~·9~1~0'~ · ~~ : OK. 2, 3, 4 and 5 bed· "The Proctorvine ·· rooms available. Olflerence· S"rv1cr · Bus 9000 - 740-446·3384 · · $1 and a deed is all you AnENTION : . 01rector~· need to own your dream 2BR & 3BR mobile home Local company with full ~~~~~~~~ lime and part time po· home. Call Nowl for rent. 367·7762 or lions in our customer Get Freedom Home& :· 446-4000 service department. No 888·565·0167 qn el(perience required perSAVINGS 2 BR 011 Bailey Run Ad manent position comMeigs Co. $400/mo pany training provided $400/dlep. No pets. 2BR ·must be a High School near RVHS $400/mo graduate. Full time po$400/dlep, No pets. · tions $580 per · week·, 367·7025 . rapid adv.anceme'nts and ' benefits. For an interview call740-446·7798 ZERO DOWNI \J(JI-1Hf; ~ ... Holp I• anlod • G...,..l Will LOOking For ANew Home? TrY the Classifieds!! ACROSS Phillip Alder ' ...... IJIE o- Processing Skinned- Cut 8o Wrapped Summer Sausage made North .AQJB2 • 7 4 t K 6 5 • Q tO 9 H,ll :-, St II Storacw MONTY 29670 Besh&n Road Racine , Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 •New Homes l & L Tire Burn 44087 Wipple Rd. Pomeroy·, OH (5 Points) New & Used Tires. ·l.n Memory Ill Memory of Bob Wingett on his birthday Don't grieve For now I'm free I'm following the path God laid for me llnok His hanti When I heard Him Call I ·turned my bad And left it all I. could not stay anolhcr dijy Tu laugh, lo love, t.J work or play Tasks left undone must stay that w'IY I f(mnd that pi<Jcc at the beginning of day If my pa1t ing has le ft a voili Then fill it wilh remembered joy A fri~nd sh ip iihareli .'a laugh. a kiss; ah ye~. These things I too will miss Be not burdened with limes of sorrow I wi~h you the sunshine of tomorrow My li fe was full I savored much: Good friends. f!OOd times. mula lo,•t-xl ones touch Perhaps my time seemed all to brief; Don't lengthen it now with undue gr'it:f Lift up your heart and share with me. · God wanted me now: He set me free. Forever in our heans, Love. Ruth & George . your family & friends We buy used tlr~s. computer wheel nligliments. We also do Duel's.lighl mechanic work. complete servic'e oil changes, smaiJ eng ine repair. We service and winteri:.:e boats and RV's. (740) 992-5344 Mon-Fri · 8:00am · 4:30 pm Sal. 8:00am · 12 West East • K tO 7 I • 6 5 3 • Q 10 8 7 • • 9' ¥ ,A K 2 t A4 S. • 'A Stop & Compare AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES Ger1rude Finlaw (deceased) ef al Defendants Coun of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio In pursuance of an order . of sale to me directed from said court in the above entitled action. I witt expose · to sale at public auction on the front steps of the Meigs County Court House on Friday. January 30, 2008 at 10 a.m., of said day, the · following described real estate: Street Address: 34560 Rocksprings Road, Pomeroy, OH 45769 Parcel Number: 1400402000 Legal Description : Situated .in the Township ol Salisbury. County of Meigs. Ohio: . The following real estate s1tuated in the Township of Salisbury. County of Meigs and State of Ohio; being in · Sectitln 16, . · and described as follows: • Beginning in the center o1 State Highway No. 33, now County Road · 20 following the relocatitln of State Highway No. 33, at the Southwest comer of a · 1.81 acre lot of Roy Grueser and Harold Blackstcn, recorded in Deed Book 218, Page 651 , Deed Records of Meigs County, Ohio: . thence South 76 degrees 57 minute·s East 74.5 feet along ·111e South line of 1he said 1.61 acre lot, marked by a steel mine rail, thence South 17 degrees 47 minutes West 90.8 feet; thence i Soufh 69 degrees 37 minutes East 59. 17 feet; thence South 17 degrees 17 ,minutes East 61 .3 feet; thooce Soufh 45 degrees 30 minutes East 103.2 feel to lhe North side of Oak tree; thence sOuth 87 degrees 05 mlnU1es EaS1 116 feet: thence Soulh 18 degrees t2 minutes EaS1 105.2 feet or to the South fine of Lewis Grueoer land; t11ence South 49 degrees 05 minutes West 264.6 feet along the SOuth line of LeWis Grueser to the center of County Road 20, Old State Route No. 33; fh.ooce toltowfng the cenler . line ol Counly Road Aucdonaar: IIIIJ R. Goble Jr. FRANK & EARNEST S'tiOilTN~$~ BARNEY . I ONL.'( . .. ' HAVE EYES FER YOU, MAW P.11tlo 8nd Porch Dl<lh Racine, Ohio 740-247-2019 Cell: 740-416-5047 email: jrshadfrm®aol.com We do driveways We WGraph c 8VT FORTliNATEL'( FQfl. ME, THE GOVERNMENT ·STEPPED tN AND OFFE~ED t'IE A TEN THOUSAND DO~LA~ &AILOUT! PEANUTS Quality Seamless Gutters Maintenance Plus Commercial & Rt.fidtntial Vinyl Siding/Replacement Windows/Remodeling Bonded & Insured 740·992-1493 Office 740•416-8339 Cell F~ee E~ti~ated Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal 'Prompt and Quality Work ~Reasonable '(EAR'S? DON'T A5K ME .. Rates :140-591 -8044 ~~~bove described YOUR UNCLE "S "'i!ur'lllrtbdiiY: PLUS., MY . BOARD OF DtRE<.TO!lS Wednotdoy. Doe. 31, 2008 ASTRO·GRAPH In the year ahead, you'll make it a point to OF RAIL !WADS.. show 'fOUr oratllude to those who have done nice things for you in the past. By doing so, you'll ensure many more favo.rs down the road. 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Swain isA ~ -'"«<Il; -OH """""' I 472~9 Riebel Road, Long Bonom, OH 740-985-4141 Ce ll: "(40-4 16, 1834 25+ yean expetVnct Frrt E!tilfiQ/es Advertise in this space for $64 er month I I I I i1 --~:............J~,;r......r--Jt::::::~~~~~:::J Call: IIIEW. . . .I • •ER mover and alhaktr. and Cll)8ble of mak· · 1 For Remodeling IIDd New House BuDding MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions·• Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Pooches and Decks robbtd~ 43 Campony c.n 10 Fabric 40 avolder 41 Aoh mta. 12 Ceremony compan· 13 Storm about klnl 18~-43Movlt 19 H'i rich lhNI• JnoU 45 Golen 20 Kids'.,_ .tllful 22 Dangerouo 46 ~lbrofy lab 23 laid-bock 24 Flett 25 Outlaw purauert 28 PBS lUnder 30 Bonn connector 34 CUmbo 35 Make-belleve · · · caution 47 Wood Hh product 46 Conger 50 Boxrng win lite,_, 51 SYg 52 Mttg txtct · AN At,t, lliGtiT. • Room Addltlone I Remodeling · New Garage~ · Electrical & Plumbing · Roortn!il & Guttera VInyl Siding & Pllnllng TRUCKING caulln 6 Polm rted· er, maybe 38 Lyric poem 39 Stocldlalm Cll'ritr 40 Faohlon 42 Wt - nP, #5548 Owners; Jon.Van Meter 8o Paul Rowe OF / E·mall: captblll65@yahoo.com www.auctlonzip.com CAll /JS TODAY FOR RfD/JCfD WINTER RATES DEC. · FEB R.L. HOLLON East 2¥ Reelst temptation at the bridge table Some of the trickiest contracts to play are those where there is a · tempting but Incorrect line of play that calls as strongly as the songs of th'e Sirens. B.ut you must resist it YOV'Il~ because your contract will be put at risk, when there is an alternative INV~STOil approach that is guaranteed to succeed . hi today's deal , you are in thrae no· trump. West leads the heart queen . You duck the first trick and take West's heart continuation . How would you proceed from there? Note the auction. A«er you opened one nO-trump, correctly not worrying about your low doubleton, North responded two hearts. a transfer bid BUT MY NO~E SHORE promising · five-plus spades and LIKES THAT GAL'S zero-plus poil)ts. You reb id two . PARFIJME. II -~ spades, knowing that partnor might be planning to pass With a weak hand. Here. though, North had posi· tive values, so he jump-rebid three no-trump, offe ring a choice of games. You were con tent with your present location. • When in no-trump, always start by counting your top tricks, your instant winners . Here, you have six: one spade, two hearts, two diamonds and one club. And those spades on the board loci< mighty tasty. But you had benel not be tempted by that. -==~==::::r~~;-;~;-;~:;;:,;;:;:;:;:;;;;:;~T----; finesse. If you are, East wlll win with F SUT M'( NOSE SHORE his king and return ~ heart, leaving LIKES THAT GAL'S you unable to make your contract PARFuMl: II _...._.When the spades (unluckily) don't' run. West will get in with his club king and cash his hearts. You will lose one spade, three hearts and one dub. Instead, cross to dummy with a diamond and run the club nine. The finesse loses, but you have nine sure tricks : one spade, two hearts, two diamonds and four clubs. 140-418·1184 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE 740·742·3411 Pass Pa ss bpening l ead: • Q P.Qme~y, Ohio Commercial VS West North tNT ) We appre~iate your • Residentiol front steps of the 2.00 t · tract being a Meigs County Court part of the following • Free Estimates House on Friday, Feb . parcel, being . Parcel ( 740 ) ?92-S009 6th, 2009 at 10:00 · Two of Tract One of in Custom Home Building .a.m.1 ·of said day, the deed. recorded fotiO)Ying dlescribed Volu me 302 , Page Sk:CI From~: Buildings real estate: 593, Meigs County Building, Remodeling Situated in the Deed Records, General repair Township of Lebanon , Being in Section No. · .__ _ _ _ _ __. County of Meigs and 20, Town No.3, Range State of OhiO and No. 11 , of Ohio bounded and Corppany's Purchase described as follows: and bounded as. Being a part of 25 acre follows, to-wit: ± tract as recorded in Beginning eight rods New·Homes, Parcel Two as Tract nonh of the southwest Remodeling, No. one of Deed corner of said Section. Additions, · recorded in Deed Book · thence north fifty (50) Garages, Pole 302, Page 593, Meigs rods. thence east County Recorder's eighty (80) rods; Buildings, Roofs, Office , Meigs County, thence south fifty (50) Siding and more. Ohio; also being a part rods, thence west of Section , 20, eighty (80) rods to the Township . 3 North. place of beginning, -Drywall, Range 11 West. containing twenty·five Lebanon Township, (25) acres, . more or Kitchens, Baths Meigs County, Ohio, less. and more particularty Excepting the coal and described as follows: one-half of the oit, gas Beginning at a point and other minerals being the Intersection under said 25 acre · of. the south line of said parcel, as reserved in 25 acre tract and prior deeds. centerline of Township Excepting the real Road #138: thence estate conveyed to • along said south line Barnes Ray Phelps by SeMCe North 82 deg. 22 Min. deed dated November 41 Sec. west passing 24, 1993 and recorded thru a 5/8 Inch Iron pin in Volume 338, Page Haul set at a distance of 445 of the Meigs limestone- Gravel 20.00 feet and going a County Deed Records. total distance of Reference · Deed: Dirt· Ag·Lime · 254.08 feet to a 518 Volume 254, Page Inch iron pin set; 253, Meigs County thence leaving south Official Records . line nonh 07 Dog. 37 Auditor's Parcel No.: . Min. 19 Sec. east a 07·00971.001 distance of 309.25 feet Property Address: Construction . tO· ~ 5/8 inch iron pin 3236 1 Dewitt . Run set: · thence south 86 Road, Long Bottom. ·VInyl Siding Deg. 29 Min. 23 Sec. OH 45743 • Replacomenl east passing thru a 5/B Attorney for Plaintiff: Windows inch Iron pin set at a litfle, Sheels & Raallno distance of 271.92 feet Warner, 211·213 E. : Deck& " going a total distance Second Sireet, of 283 .65 feet to a Pomeroy, OH 45769, ·Garages point in the centEirline . Telephone: (740) 992· • Pole Buildings of said township road 6689 • Roam Additions #138 ; thence along Current Owner: Owner: said centerline lh!l Gregory Petroski & James Keeses 11 following three Joyce Grady et al 742 •2332 courses: (1) South 04 Prior deed neferences: Deg. 56 Min. 54 Sec. Volume 254, Page 253 west a distance of Appraised at $10,000 CORNER STONE 44.20 feet to a point: Terms of sale: Cannot (2) South 10 Deg. 43 be sold for tess !han CONSTRUCTION Min. 20· Sec. west 2/3rds of the appraised Roofing, Siding, distance of 68.31 feet value. 10% down on to a point (3) South 14 day ot sale, cash or Soffif, Decks, Deg. 45 Min. 41 Sec. cenifled check. Doors, Windows, west a distance of balance due on Elecfric, Plumbing, 218.92 feel to the confirmation of sale. · Drywall, principal point of The appraisal did not Remodeling, Room beginning containing include an interim Additions 2.00 t. Subject to all examination of the Local Contractor legal easemenJs and house. 740-367.0544 rights of way. Robert E. Beegle, Free Ealfmateo Bearings were derived Meigs County Sheriff 740..367.0536 for the from magnetic taken Attorney February 19, 1991 . Plaintiff The above description little Sheefs & Warner was prepared from an 211·213 E 2nd St. actual survey mad~ on Pomeroy, OH 45769 the 19th day . of 740-992·6689 . February, 1991 by C. (12)31, (1) 7, 14 Thomas Smith, Ohio Professional SuiVeyor 8 7 3 · South u co. 20, Old State Route 225, Page 201 above described real No. 33 1o the place of appraised at $50,000 estate a tract of land beginning 1 containtng Terms of Sale: Cannot heretofore conveyed 2.26 acres; except all be sold for less than by J. B. Torrence and legal rights of way. 213rds of the appraised Olive Torrence to Save and except the value. 10% down on Louise Isabella Posey !allowing real estate day of sale, cash or by deed dated April 18, situated on the South certifibd check, 1952, and recorded in side, and conveyed to balance due an Volume 170', Page 100 Dores L. Arnold and confirmation of sale. of the ._Records of Mildred E. Arnold. by The appraisal did not Deeds 'bl Meigs deed recorded in include an interior County, Ohio, and Volume 243, Page 817 examination of the described as follows: . Meigs County Deed house. Beginning at a stak.e in Records, and Robert E. Beegle, the angle of the described as follows: Meigs County Sheriff Humphrey line; thence Situated in the Attorney · for the West 6·112 rods to a Township of Salisbury, Plaintiff stake; thence north 12 County of Meigs and Manley, Deas, rods and· 5 feet to th~ State of Ohio; being in Koc~alski center of State Route Section 16, Town 2 POBox 165028 680; thence east along North. Range 13 West Columbus, OH 43216· the center of said roa d of the Ohio Company's 5028 6·1/2 rods to a stake in purchi)se, and being 614-222-4921 the Humphrey line; described as follows:. (12)24, 31 (1)7 thence south along tl1e Beginning in the center Humphrey line 12 rods of County Road 20. old Public Notice and 5 feet to the place U.S. Route 33, at the of beginning, Southerly comer of a SHERIFF SALES conlaining 112 acre. 2.26 acre lot of Hoory CASE N.UMBER Property: 54783 G. Arnold and Barbara 08CV042 STATE ATE 661, Arnold, recorded in VANDERBILT MORT & REEDSVILLE. Ohio Deed Book 225, Page FINANCE INC. 45772 Meigs County, 201 .Deed. Records of PLAINTIFF OH 45772. Meigs County, Ohio. vs 09·00114.000 said point of beginning HAROLD W SMITH 09·01t62MOO being marf<ed by a ET AL Prior Deed "PK" nail, thence Nonh DEFENDANTS Relerences: Volume 49 degrees 05 minutes Coun of Common 15, Page 771 East 266.4 faet to an Pleas.... Meigs County. Also 2006 Glencrest iron pipe, passing an Ohio Mobile Home Ser # iron pipe at 17.8 feet In pursuance of an CH0002245KYAB set for reference: order of sale to me Current Owner: Harold !hence North 79 directed from said W. Smith et al degrees 30 minutes court in the above Apprais,ed at $75,000 West 108.9 feet to an entitled action, I will Terms of Sale: Cannot iron pipe : thence South expose to sale at be sold ror less than 73 degrees 00 minutes public auction on the 2/3rds ol the appraised West 209.2 feel to a front steps · of th~ value.' 10% down on "PK" nail 10 1he Meigs County Court day of sale, cash or centerline of County · House on Friday, Jan. certified check, Road 20, Old U.S. 30, 2009 at 1D:OO a.m.. balance due on Rou te 33, passing a of Said day, the confirmation of sale. highway bridge lollowlng described The appra1sa1 did approach guard post at . real estate: include an interior 185.8 feet for EXHIBIT "A" ·examination of the reference; thence Situated in the house . South 38 degrees 30 Township of Olive , in Robert E. Beegle, minutes East 169.2 the County of Meigs, Meigs County Sheriff · feet along fhe and Slate of OhiO, in Anomey for the centerline of County 100 Acre Lot No. 103, PtainliH Road 20, Old U.S. Town No.4, Range No. Jaritch, Block & the Ohio Rathbone 1t ·of Route 33. to !he place of beginning, Company's Purchase, 602 M. S1. Suite 500 containing 0.6.4 acres, bounded end Cincinnati , Ohio 45202 more or Jess, described as follows: 513-744-9600 excepting all legal Beginning in the center • (12)24, 31 (1)7 of the County Road ..;_..;__..;_..;__ _ (lghts of way. . The bearings in the leading from Tuppers Public Notice above description are Plains to Reedsville at magnetic ·based on a the Northeast come of Sheriff Sales survey• by Homer a ll'l!ct of land now or Case Number Hysell. Registered fonnerty . owned · by 08CV 107 Surveyor No. 2274, John E. Coleman, Home National Bank survey dated thence South 12 rods Plaintiff September 2, 1965. and 5 feet to a stake; vs . Being a part of fhe real !hence North 85' East Gregory Petroski & Estate conveyed to 13 rods to a Slake; Joyce Grady et aI Henry G. Arnold and tneoce North 12 rods Defendants Barbara Arnold , by and 5 feet to the center Court of Common deed recorded in of the County Road Pleas, Metgs County, Volume 225, Page leading from Tuppars Ohio 20 t , Meigs ·County Plains to Reedsville; In pu~uance of an Deed Records. thence South 85° West order of sale to me Current Owner: 13 rods to the place of directed from said Gertrude Flnlaw b.eginning. containing court. in the above one acre, more or less. enthled action, I will (deceased let al Prior Deed EXCEPT: e~pose to sale at References: Volume Excepling from the public auction on the J Dealer: South Vulnerable: Bolh BANKS CONSTRUCTION Sheriff Sales Case Number . 08CV067 MidFirst Bank Plaintiff 6 2 South J40.912·18'l1 Between Racine 8o Syracuse State Rt. 124 12...SHNI • 63 ¥QJ t098 • J 9i • Garages • Complete Remodeling 1 Egrtl 11 Spealler 1 949·2734 In Memory NEA Cronword Puzzle BRIDGE 1)-.....~---""'1: L_:::;~;~JJ.~~!!!!!J!!.J' ORIZZWELLS I """"'-'.,.1 11 ,··nov y~"'.""""'""v ''~" ......,. 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Call Becky :---.-o::--::-.-~ rience preferred. Apply at ~- 0 304.882.3900 or For rent- 3br. all elec. all 1480 Jackson Pike, Gal• 304.593.5076' · appliances 1ncluded lg. lipolts, OH or phqne deck & big yard 740-441-1393 lor more 3 ~ 2 ba 304·8 12·7214. fnlonnatlorl. ti'lleroge Building 3brl2beth Burdette • " - wv : 'h::;' $47S.OO ~"mon Veterinary Assistant needed. Expertence preferred, but will train. PT!FT, Some . ·weekends required . Minimum wage. Send resume to Fren<:ll Town Vetermary Chnic, 360 SR 160 Gallipolis, or fax740·446-4101 ; ~M~o""':O::IIe ....:O:Ho~m~e:-.f~or~R~e~ nt·. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;,!!!!!!!!!"" ~:::::~~::"'"'~~"!':"" AVON! All Areas! To Buy :. 1350.00 dep., ref; req. no 2 br, 1 bath; all elect. ~::""'::"'~~"""!!:-::';;;; or Sell Shirley Spears ,: pe~a. or EKira nice, 1624 Gallipolis Career College 304·675- 1429 Chatham Ave. Tr. 2. Is seeking part·tlme In- ;.:C;;Ie:.an:.;a.;;ri,; Cu;;;s;.; tod _ lans _ __ 740·446·4234 or structors in mathematics varsity contractors Inc. 740·208·7661 and accounting . Mathe- nas PIT open.lngs tor 2nd 'e.auj:y Salon for rent , ~ SC~e~n~lc'".O:::Ioc~a~llon ~."': co:::n::":ve:::'n. . matics candidates must shift cleaners In the local $300 per month, very low ient to town and aHord· have ·a Mast~rs Degree and . surrounding areas, utilities, .contact able, 2 & 3 bedrooms in · Mathematics. Account- exp. benefic1al but will 7~16-4048. Of newsa- available candidates must lral·n hard worl<ers. Can· call lng have a Bachelors De- · didates must rass crimi· (740)992·5639 · A 1· • . gree 1n ccoun 1ng. nal background check. Sa~t Please e-mail resumes own trans. is a must We to Jdanicki@galliipollsca· offer good benefits and Brand new 3bed 2bath reercollege.edu or fax to good pay based on eJCp. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""""" on + -hall acre in Pt. 446·4124. 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Pomeroy·, OH (5 Points) New & Used Tires. ·l.n Memory Ill Memory of Bob Wingett on his birthday Don't grieve For now I'm free I'm following the path God laid for me llnok His hanti When I heard Him Call I ·turned my bad And left it all I. could not stay anolhcr dijy Tu laugh, lo love, t.J work or play Tasks left undone must stay that w'IY I f(mnd that pi<Jcc at the beginning of day If my pa1t ing has le ft a voili Then fill it wilh remembered joy A fri~nd sh ip iihareli .'a laugh. a kiss; ah ye~. These things I too will miss Be not burdened with limes of sorrow I wi~h you the sunshine of tomorrow My li fe was full I savored much: Good friends. f!OOd times. mula lo,•t-xl ones touch Perhaps my time seemed all to brief; Don't lengthen it now with undue gr'it:f Lift up your heart and share with me. · God wanted me now: He set me free. Forever in our heans, Love. Ruth & George . your family & friends We buy used tlr~s. computer wheel nligliments. We also do Duel's.lighl mechanic work. complete servic'e oil changes, smaiJ eng ine repair. We service and winteri:.:e boats and RV's. (740) 992-5344 Mon-Fri · 8:00am · 4:30 pm Sal. 8:00am · 12 West East • K tO 7 I • 6 5 3 • Q 10 8 7 • • 9' ¥ ,A K 2 t A4 S. • 'A Stop & Compare AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES Ger1rude Finlaw (deceased) ef al Defendants Coun of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio In pursuance of an order . of sale to me directed from said court in the above entitled action. I witt expose · to sale at public auction on the front steps of the Meigs County Court House on Friday. January 30, 2008 at 10 a.m., of said day, the · following described real estate: Street Address: 34560 Rocksprings Road, Pomeroy, OH 45769 Parcel Number: 1400402000 Legal Description : Situated .in the Township ol Salisbury. County of Meigs. Ohio: . The following real estate s1tuated in the Township of Salisbury. County of Meigs and State of Ohio; being in · Sectitln 16, . · and described as follows: • Beginning in the center o1 State Highway No. 33, now County Road · 20 following the relocatitln of State Highway No. 33, at the Southwest comer of a · 1.81 acre lot of Roy Grueser and Harold Blackstcn, recorded in Deed Book 218, Page 651 , Deed Records of Meigs County, Ohio: . thence South 76 degrees 57 minute·s East 74.5 feet along ·111e South line of 1he said 1.61 acre lot, marked by a steel mine rail, thence South 17 degrees 47 minutes West 90.8 feet; thence i Soufh 69 degrees 37 minutes East 59. 17 feet; thence South 17 degrees 17 ,minutes East 61 .3 feet; thooce Soufh 45 degrees 30 minutes East 103.2 feel to lhe North side of Oak tree; thence sOuth 87 degrees 05 mlnU1es EaS1 116 feet: thence Soulh 18 degrees t2 minutes EaS1 105.2 feet or to the South fine of Lewis Grueoer land; t11ence South 49 degrees 05 minutes West 264.6 feet along the SOuth line of LeWis Grueser to the center of County Road 20, Old State Route No. 33; fh.ooce toltowfng the cenler . line ol Counly Road Aucdonaar: IIIIJ R. Goble Jr. FRANK & EARNEST S'tiOilTN~$~ BARNEY . I ONL.'( . .. ' HAVE EYES FER YOU, MAW P.11tlo 8nd Porch Dl<lh Racine, Ohio 740-247-2019 Cell: 740-416-5047 email: jrshadfrm®aol.com We do driveways We WGraph c 8VT FORTliNATEL'( FQfl. ME, THE GOVERNMENT ·STEPPED tN AND OFFE~ED t'IE A TEN THOUSAND DO~LA~ &AILOUT! PEANUTS Quality Seamless Gutters Maintenance Plus Commercial & Rt.fidtntial Vinyl Siding/Replacement Windows/Remodeling Bonded & Insured 740·992-1493 Office 740•416-8339 Cell F~ee E~ti~ated Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal 'Prompt and Quality Work ~Reasonable '(EAR'S? DON'T A5K ME .. Rates :140-591 -8044 ~~~bove described YOUR UNCLE "S "'i!ur'lllrtbdiiY: PLUS., MY . BOARD OF DtRE<.TO!lS Wednotdoy. Doe. 31, 2008 ASTRO·GRAPH In the year ahead, you'll make it a point to OF RAIL !WADS.. show 'fOUr oratllude to those who have done nice things for you in the past. By doing so, you'll ensure many more favo.rs down the road. 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Swain isA ~ -'"«<Il; -OH """""' I 472~9 Riebel Road, Long Bonom, OH 740-985-4141 Ce ll: "(40-4 16, 1834 25+ yean expetVnct Frrt E!tilfiQ/es Advertise in this space for $64 er month I I I I i1 --~:............J~,;r......r--Jt::::::~~~~~:::J Call: IIIEW. . . .I • •ER mover and alhaktr. and Cll)8ble of mak· · 1 For Remodeling IIDd New House BuDding MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions·• Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Pooches and Decks robbtd~ 43 Campony c.n 10 Fabric 40 avolder 41 Aoh mta. 12 Ceremony compan· 13 Storm about klnl 18~-43Movlt 19 H'i rich lhNI• JnoU 45 Golen 20 Kids'.,_ .tllful 22 Dangerouo 46 ~lbrofy lab 23 laid-bock 24 Flett 25 Outlaw purauert 28 PBS lUnder 30 Bonn connector 34 CUmbo 35 Make-belleve · · · caution 47 Wood Hh product 46 Conger 50 Boxrng win lite,_, 51 SYg 52 Mttg txtct · AN At,t, lliGtiT. • Room Addltlone I Remodeling · New Garage~ · Electrical & Plumbing · Roortn!il & Guttera VInyl Siding & Pllnllng TRUCKING caulln 6 Polm rted· er, maybe 38 Lyric poem 39 Stocldlalm Cll'ritr 40 Faohlon 42 Wt - nP, #5548 Owners; Jon.Van Meter 8o Paul Rowe OF / E·mall: captblll65@yahoo.com www.auctlonzip.com CAll /JS TODAY FOR RfD/JCfD WINTER RATES DEC. · FEB R.L. HOLLON East 2¥ Reelst temptation at the bridge table Some of the trickiest contracts to play are those where there is a · tempting but Incorrect line of play that calls as strongly as the songs of th'e Sirens. B.ut you must resist it YOV'Il~ because your contract will be put at risk, when there is an alternative INV~STOil approach that is guaranteed to succeed . hi today's deal , you are in thrae no· trump. West leads the heart queen . You duck the first trick and take West's heart continuation . How would you proceed from there? Note the auction. A«er you opened one nO-trump, correctly not worrying about your low doubleton, North responded two hearts. a transfer bid BUT MY NO~E SHORE promising · five-plus spades and LIKES THAT GAL'S zero-plus poil)ts. You reb id two . PARFIJME. II -~ spades, knowing that partnor might be planning to pass With a weak hand. Here. though, North had posi· tive values, so he jump-rebid three no-trump, offe ring a choice of games. You were con tent with your present location. • When in no-trump, always start by counting your top tricks, your instant winners . Here, you have six: one spade, two hearts, two diamonds and one club. And those spades on the board loci< mighty tasty. But you had benel not be tempted by that. -==~==::::r~~;-;~;-;~:;;:,;;:;:;:;:;;;;:;~T----; finesse. If you are, East wlll win with F SUT M'( NOSE SHORE his king and return ~ heart, leaving LIKES THAT GAL'S you unable to make your contract PARFuMl: II _...._.When the spades (unluckily) don't' run. West will get in with his club king and cash his hearts. You will lose one spade, three hearts and one dub. Instead, cross to dummy with a diamond and run the club nine. The finesse loses, but you have nine sure tricks : one spade, two hearts, two diamonds and four clubs. 140-418·1184 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE 740·742·3411 Pass Pa ss bpening l ead: • Q P.Qme~y, Ohio Commercial VS West North tNT ) We appre~iate your • Residentiol front steps of the 2.00 t · tract being a Meigs County Court part of the following • Free Estimates House on Friday, Feb . parcel, being . Parcel ( 740 ) ?92-S009 6th, 2009 at 10:00 · Two of Tract One of in Custom Home Building .a.m.1 ·of said day, the deed. recorded fotiO)Ying dlescribed Volu me 302 , Page Sk:CI From~: Buildings real estate: 593, Meigs County Building, Remodeling Situated in the Deed Records, General repair Township of Lebanon , Being in Section No. · .__ _ _ _ _ __. County of Meigs and 20, Town No.3, Range State of OhiO and No. 11 , of Ohio bounded and Corppany's Purchase described as follows: and bounded as. Being a part of 25 acre follows, to-wit: ± tract as recorded in Beginning eight rods New·Homes, Parcel Two as Tract nonh of the southwest Remodeling, No. one of Deed corner of said Section. Additions, · recorded in Deed Book · thence north fifty (50) Garages, Pole 302, Page 593, Meigs rods. thence east County Recorder's eighty (80) rods; Buildings, Roofs, Office , Meigs County, thence south fifty (50) Siding and more. Ohio; also being a part rods, thence west of Section , 20, eighty (80) rods to the Township . 3 North. place of beginning, -Drywall, Range 11 West. containing twenty·five Lebanon Township, (25) acres, . more or Kitchens, Baths Meigs County, Ohio, less. and more particularty Excepting the coal and described as follows: one-half of the oit, gas Beginning at a point and other minerals being the Intersection under said 25 acre · of. the south line of said parcel, as reserved in 25 acre tract and prior deeds. centerline of Township Excepting the real Road #138: thence estate conveyed to • along said south line Barnes Ray Phelps by SeMCe North 82 deg. 22 Min. deed dated November 41 Sec. west passing 24, 1993 and recorded thru a 5/8 Inch Iron pin in Volume 338, Page Haul set at a distance of 445 of the Meigs limestone- Gravel 20.00 feet and going a County Deed Records. total distance of Reference · Deed: Dirt· Ag·Lime · 254.08 feet to a 518 Volume 254, Page Inch iron pin set; 253, Meigs County thence leaving south Official Records . line nonh 07 Dog. 37 Auditor's Parcel No.: . Min. 19 Sec. east a 07·00971.001 distance of 309.25 feet Property Address: Construction . tO· ~ 5/8 inch iron pin 3236 1 Dewitt . Run set: · thence south 86 Road, Long Bottom. ·VInyl Siding Deg. 29 Min. 23 Sec. OH 45743 • Replacomenl east passing thru a 5/B Attorney for Plaintiff: Windows inch Iron pin set at a litfle, Sheels & Raallno distance of 271.92 feet Warner, 211·213 E. : Deck& " going a total distance Second Sireet, of 283 .65 feet to a Pomeroy, OH 45769, ·Garages point in the centEirline . Telephone: (740) 992· • Pole Buildings of said township road 6689 • Roam Additions #138 ; thence along Current Owner: Owner: said centerline lh!l Gregory Petroski & James Keeses 11 following three Joyce Grady et al 742 •2332 courses: (1) South 04 Prior deed neferences: Deg. 56 Min. 54 Sec. Volume 254, Page 253 west a distance of Appraised at $10,000 CORNER STONE 44.20 feet to a point: Terms of sale: Cannot (2) South 10 Deg. 43 be sold for tess !han CONSTRUCTION Min. 20· Sec. west 2/3rds of the appraised Roofing, Siding, distance of 68.31 feet value. 10% down on to a point (3) South 14 day ot sale, cash or Soffif, Decks, Deg. 45 Min. 41 Sec. cenifled check. Doors, Windows, west a distance of balance due on Elecfric, Plumbing, 218.92 feel to the confirmation of sale. · Drywall, principal point of The appraisal did not Remodeling, Room beginning containing include an interim Additions 2.00 t. Subject to all examination of the Local Contractor legal easemenJs and house. 740-367.0544 rights of way. Robert E. Beegle, Free Ealfmateo Bearings were derived Meigs County Sheriff 740..367.0536 for the from magnetic taken Attorney February 19, 1991 . Plaintiff The above description little Sheefs & Warner was prepared from an 211·213 E 2nd St. actual survey mad~ on Pomeroy, OH 45769 the 19th day . of 740-992·6689 . February, 1991 by C. (12)31, (1) 7, 14 Thomas Smith, Ohio Professional SuiVeyor 8 7 3 · South u co. 20, Old State Route 225, Page 201 above described real No. 33 1o the place of appraised at $50,000 estate a tract of land beginning 1 containtng Terms of Sale: Cannot heretofore conveyed 2.26 acres; except all be sold for less than by J. B. Torrence and legal rights of way. 213rds of the appraised Olive Torrence to Save and except the value. 10% down on Louise Isabella Posey !allowing real estate day of sale, cash or by deed dated April 18, situated on the South certifibd check, 1952, and recorded in side, and conveyed to balance due an Volume 170', Page 100 Dores L. Arnold and confirmation of sale. of the ._Records of Mildred E. Arnold. by The appraisal did not Deeds 'bl Meigs deed recorded in include an interior County, Ohio, and Volume 243, Page 817 examination of the described as follows: . Meigs County Deed house. Beginning at a stak.e in Records, and Robert E. Beegle, the angle of the described as follows: Meigs County Sheriff Humphrey line; thence Situated in the Attorney · for the West 6·112 rods to a Township of Salisbury, Plaintiff stake; thence north 12 County of Meigs and Manley, Deas, rods and· 5 feet to th~ State of Ohio; being in Koc~alski center of State Route Section 16, Town 2 POBox 165028 680; thence east along North. Range 13 West Columbus, OH 43216· the center of said roa d of the Ohio Company's 5028 6·1/2 rods to a stake in purchi)se, and being 614-222-4921 the Humphrey line; described as follows:. (12)24, 31 (1)7 thence south along tl1e Beginning in the center Humphrey line 12 rods of County Road 20. old Public Notice and 5 feet to the place U.S. Route 33, at the of beginning, Southerly comer of a SHERIFF SALES conlaining 112 acre. 2.26 acre lot of Hoory CASE N.UMBER Property: 54783 G. Arnold and Barbara 08CV042 STATE ATE 661, Arnold, recorded in VANDERBILT MORT & REEDSVILLE. Ohio Deed Book 225, Page FINANCE INC. 45772 Meigs County, 201 .Deed. Records of PLAINTIFF OH 45772. Meigs County, Ohio. vs 09·00114.000 said point of beginning HAROLD W SMITH 09·01t62MOO being marf<ed by a ET AL Prior Deed "PK" nail, thence Nonh DEFENDANTS Relerences: Volume 49 degrees 05 minutes Coun of Common 15, Page 771 East 266.4 faet to an Pleas.... Meigs County. Also 2006 Glencrest iron pipe, passing an Ohio Mobile Home Ser # iron pipe at 17.8 feet In pursuance of an CH0002245KYAB set for reference: order of sale to me Current Owner: Harold !hence North 79 directed from said W. Smith et al degrees 30 minutes court in the above Apprais,ed at $75,000 West 108.9 feet to an entitled action, I will Terms of Sale: Cannot iron pipe : thence South expose to sale at be sold ror less than 73 degrees 00 minutes public auction on the 2/3rds ol the appraised West 209.2 feel to a front steps · of th~ value.' 10% down on "PK" nail 10 1he Meigs County Court day of sale, cash or centerline of County · House on Friday, Jan. certified check, Road 20, Old U.S. 30, 2009 at 1D:OO a.m.. balance due on Rou te 33, passing a of Said day, the confirmation of sale. highway bridge lollowlng described The appra1sa1 did approach guard post at . real estate: include an interior 185.8 feet for EXHIBIT "A" ·examination of the reference; thence Situated in the house . South 38 degrees 30 Township of Olive , in Robert E. Beegle, minutes East 169.2 the County of Meigs, Meigs County Sheriff · feet along fhe and Slate of OhiO, in Anomey for the centerline of County 100 Acre Lot No. 103, PtainliH Road 20, Old U.S. Town No.4, Range No. Jaritch, Block & the Ohio Rathbone 1t ·of Route 33. to !he place of beginning, Company's Purchase, 602 M. S1. Suite 500 containing 0.6.4 acres, bounded end Cincinnati , Ohio 45202 more or Jess, described as follows: 513-744-9600 excepting all legal Beginning in the center • (12)24, 31 (1)7 of the County Road ..;_..;__..;_..;__ _ (lghts of way. . The bearings in the leading from Tuppers Public Notice above description are Plains to Reedsville at magnetic ·based on a the Northeast come of Sheriff Sales survey• by Homer a ll'l!ct of land now or Case Number Hysell. Registered fonnerty . owned · by 08CV 107 Surveyor No. 2274, John E. Coleman, Home National Bank survey dated thence South 12 rods Plaintiff September 2, 1965. and 5 feet to a stake; vs . Being a part of fhe real !hence North 85' East Gregory Petroski & Estate conveyed to 13 rods to a Slake; Joyce Grady et aI Henry G. Arnold and tneoce North 12 rods Defendants Barbara Arnold , by and 5 feet to the center Court of Common deed recorded in of the County Road Pleas, Metgs County, Volume 225, Page leading from Tuppars Ohio 20 t , Meigs ·County Plains to Reedsville; In pu~uance of an Deed Records. thence South 85° West order of sale to me Current Owner: 13 rods to the place of directed from said Gertrude Flnlaw b.eginning. containing court. in the above one acre, more or less. enthled action, I will (deceased let al Prior Deed EXCEPT: e~pose to sale at References: Volume Excepling from the public auction on the J Dealer: South Vulnerable: Bolh BANKS CONSTRUCTION Sheriff Sales Case Number . 08CV067 MidFirst Bank Plaintiff 6 2 South J40.912·18'l1 Between Racine 8o Syracuse State Rt. 124 12...SHNI • 63 ¥QJ t098 • J 9i • Garages • Complete Remodeling 1 Egrtl 11 Spealler 1 949·2734 In Memory NEA Cronword Puzzle BRIDGE 1)-.....~---""'1: L_:::;~;~JJ.~~!!!!!J!!.J' ORIZZWELLS I """"'-'.,.1 11 ,··nov y~"'.""""'""v ''~" ......,. 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Valley. Hospital ~~ • -..r ~r ,~~ (> - -~ ·~r -1 (304) 675-4340 ~ ~ ~ z 0 ~ I0 ~ :X: The architectural design of buildings constructed as villages developed along the river in .t he 1800s and early 1900s was impressive. This Is an early 1900's scene in Middleport showing not only the buildings with orr-ate top designs on North . Second, but also the streetcar tracks. The man standing in the road is Thomas Jefferson Gardner who died Jne 22, 1910. c: ~ 8 ~ h 1\,) CJ1 C) I\,) )>C: r-"'0 r-"'0 -m "''::c 0 r-::c ..en< m O::c X::c Q) 0 0I ~ ~ -- en .0 i I 0 Q) ~ 1\) January 2009 Sunday Monday DECEMBER 200X M T W T F s s Tuesday Wednesday Friday F s 7 IJ 14 (l 2 3 g. 10 20 2 I 27 2~ 23 24 25 26 27 2X 29 30 3 1 New 5 " Saturday 1 FEBRUARY 2009 s M T W T I ' I 2 J 4 5 2 J 4 5 h 7 X R !) 10 II 12 9 10 I I 12 13 14 15 l :'i lfl 17 IX llJ 16 17 I R 19 20 2 1 22 22 23 24 25 2li 4 Thursday 7 '6 Year ·~ Day 8 . ,, 12 11 13 14 15 16 17 21 22 23 24 ,. -- 19 18 25 . 26 20 27 '29 28 , 30 , • 31 �Justa heartbeat away OHIO VALLEY BANK Gallipolis Rio Grande Pomeroy HeLZER Health Systems Point Pleasant The fourth car in Point 'Pleasant was owned by Gover C. Hite and is pictured in front of the Hite home on Viand Street. ·www.ovbc.com February 2009 Monday Sunday Wednesday Tuesday Saturday 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 2 1 Friday Thursday ' . Groundhog. Day ' 8 9 " ,. ' Lincoln 's Birthduy 16 15 Prc~ id cnt~' 22 . Valentine's Day 17 18 19 20 21 24 25 26 27 28 Duy 23 : Wa,hin~ton·, B1rthday JAN UARY 2009 M T W T I 4 5 6 7 X II 12 I} 14 15 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 27 2H 29 s 2 9 16 B JO MARCH 2009 M T W I 2 J 4 I0 I I X 1.) 15 16 17 IX 22 2J 24 25 29 JO J I s r \ 10 17 24 JI T r s 5 (l 7 12 13 14 . I q 20 21 26 27 28 �Pleasant Valley Hospital (304) 675-4340 7404411100 Opened in 1893 as a school, this building was turned over to the village of Vinton in 1936 and has since served as the seat of local government. Still used as a gathering place for family and community events, it underwent a renovation in 2006. 1100-272-8171 MARCH 2009 Sundny Monday 1 Tuesdny Wednesdny 3 2 Fridny Thursdny Snturd<ly 5 6 7 .11 12 13 14 18 19 20 21 4 . , 8 9 10 ~ Daylight Savings Time 15 16 17 Spring Begins St. Patrick ·s Day 22 23 24 29 30 31. 25 26 28 27 • FEBRUARY 2009 S M T W T F I 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 II 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 • APRIL 2009 S M T W S I 7 14 5 6 7 8 21 12 13 14 15 28 19 20 21 22 26 27 28 29 T 2 9 ' 16 23 30 F 3 10 17 24 S 4 II 18 25 �City Ice & Fuel Co. Baseball has always been big in Meigs County. This Pomeroy team, not a school team, was popular here from about 1890 to 1900. Team members were left to right front, Hiram Blackmore, Albert Miller, Mel Hartinger and Peri Clifton, and back, Dr. Brad Hanlin, Ralston Russell, Sr., Elmer Reed, Albert Russett, and Phil Wolf. The picture was provitkd by a Russell family men~Mr from the coUtction of the late Flortnct Russell Smilh family. April2009 Sunday 2 1 . I Saturday Friday Thursday Wednesday Tuesday Monday 3 4 10 11 17 18 24 25 . April Fool's Day 6 5 9 8 7 I Palm Sundav 13 12 16 15 14 . : Ta'l. Day Easter 19 26 20 ·27 22 21 28 . '29 . 23 30 MARCH 2009 s M T W I 2 ~ 4 10 II ~ 9 15 Ill 17 1 ~ ::!::! 2 '\ ::!4 :!5 29 '() ' 1 I· s 5 6 7 I:! I ' 14 19 :!U :! I :!fl ::!7 !~ T MAY 2(KI9 M T w s 4 II 17 IX .24 :!'i '\I '10 r I· I s ::! 'i 7 ~ 9 I:! 1'\ 14 15 ttl 19 zo 2 1 22 ;n :!fl :!7 :!X :!lJ .\0 (l �Pleasant Valley Hospital Holzer Clinic . (304) 675-4340 Gallia • Meigs ·Mason Main Street in Point Pleasant was bustling with activity in 1908. Here, the Spencer Hotel can be seen on the right, home to gilded ceilings and marble accents. The hotel, now known as the Historic Lowe Hotel, was built for $55,000 in 1900. www.holzerclinic.com May 2009 Monday Sunday APRIL 2009 S M T W I 5 6 7 H 12 13 14 15 19 20 2 1 22 26 27 28 29 T 2 9 16 23 30 F 3 10 17 24 S 4 II IH 25 JUNE 2009 S M T W I 2 3 7 H . 9 10 14 15 16 17 2 1 22 23 24 28 29 30 T 4 II 18 25 Tue s day F S 5 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 4 3 Wednesday Friday Thursday Saturday 1 2 ' I " s· 6 7 8 9 ~ National Day of Prayer 11 10 12 13 14 15 16 20 21 22 23 29 30 r . Mother's Day 17 ·18 19 ' . 24 31 25 Memorial Day 26 27 • 28 �The8est In-House Rates. Experienced L~. 1 ders Justa heartbeat away . Who Want . Your Business. Farmers Bank www.fbsc.com Pomeroy 992.2135 Tuppers Plains 667.3161 Health Systems Truman F. Burnett is seen with his 1938 panel delivery truck. The Burnett dairy farm was in Kanauga. Jersey cows were raised to provide milk and cream, which was put into glass bottles, then sealed with a paper cap. Delivery to your home doorstep was part of the family business, with a route in Gallipolis and Point Pleasant. Gallipolis 446.2265 Mason 773.6400 Poirt Pleasant 674.8200 Photo courtesy of John and Belinda Burnett Mel'l'i>er FDIC ~ . June 2009 Monday Sunday Tuesday 1 Wednesday Friday Thursday Saturday 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 11 12 13 17 18 19 20 ., 7 8 ' '15 14 16 . Summer begins . 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 ' J.-athcr·, Day 29 28 • . 30 MAY 2()()9 S M T W T JULY 2fKW S M r w I· s I :! 1 4 ~ fl 7 X t) :'i tn II 1:! , , 14 15 l(l 1:! 17 IX J 9 :!0 :! I ::!::! 2.' 19 ::!4 ::!:'i ::!fl n 1x 29 .'O 26 ·u I (l 7 X I' 14 l :'i ::!0 :! I ::!:! 27 1M ::!9 r I· :! 'I l fl ::!' "I 4 10 II 1'7 IX ::!4 ::!:'i 1I ' s �Ohio Valley Bank Over 134 Years and Still Growing!!! \ - , . .. _ I ; .... \ w '\ •' \ I I - - ....... . . ' --,~~~· '• ' ~. p fL41, ,,~ . ~(· , _'·• ~ "iii • . • ~~~1"\CI'\~· Some members of the congregation of Grace United Methodist Church in Gallipolis are seen in front of the church fn this photograph datedAprilll, 1915. The old church .was destroyed by fire in 1977. . �' . ' . .. ' . , • t Pleasant .Valley Hospital (304) 675-4340 The Old Lyric Theatre in Point Pleasant 740448-HOO 100-272·51H July 2009 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 2 1 JUNE 2009 AUGUST 2009 SMTWTFS I 2 3 4 5 6 I 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 2 ° 3 4 ~ 6 7 H 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Q 10 II 12 13 14 15 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 16 17 18 19 20 ~ I 22 28 29 30 i3 24 25 26 27 28 29 S~TWTFS Saturday Friday 4 3 Independence Day ( 10 ll 8 9 10 11 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30 31 5 6 7 12 13 19 26 . . . . ' ....... . ' ....... ' . . ..... . . 0 ' .... �HorneN1tiBank com FlndSaletv In Yo• Ciiiii•IIV . B•l YMIIOIIJisllle, ......., lid ping at the Holll Natlolllll& tollld. Home delivery of meat from a wagon pulled by a horse was a familiar site in the early 1900s. This wagon was owned by the C.F.. Besserer Meat Market in Middleport. NAnONAL BANK UCIU I SYUCUSl We've Got ff! ust2009 1 F S 5 6 7 1 X 234 lJ 10 II 6 7 1 ~.\ X lJ 45 10 II 12 12 U . 14 15 16 17 I X U 14 15 16 17 IX IIJ II:> 2V 2 1 22 23 24 25 20 2 1 22 ·23 24 25 26 26 27 2X 29 30 31 27 2X 29 'O 3 't '•'I 23 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 27 28 2 �OHIO VALLEY ·BANK Pleasant Valley. Hospital Gallipolis Rio Grande (304) 675-4340 Pomeroy Point Pleasant . ' Doing it the old-fashioned way. Young men use a saw t~ cut ic~ for their families ice houses at a pond in Patriot in this.photo possibly dat1ng from the first few decades of the 1900s. www.ovbc.com September 2009 Sunday Monday Tuesday Thursday Wednesd ay Friday 2 1 Saturday 3 5 4 \I . . 7• 6 8 14 13 10 16 17 .. 11 12 18 19 . Labor Day ' 9 15 ,. Grandparent"~ Day . 1 20 21 27 28 I 22 23 29 30 25· 24 AUGUST 2009 SMTWTFS •• •••• ' • o o 0 *• ' • .. . ., ,. o,. • e • • .. o • •, ... . o I o 4 5 10 II 12 17 I K I 9 24 25 26 3 30 31 '• • • a 0 • • - \ ' " ' ... ' '- • •' • "' • of 4 4 •• ' , . '"' • o ., ;I I 0 o ' • 6 13 20 27 7 14 2I 2K OCTOBER 2009 8 SMT WT FS I 'J 3 4 5 6 1 8 10 15 22 29 I I 12 13 14 15 17 I K 19 20 21 22 2J 24 25 26 27 2K 29 311 :11 I 2 9 16 23 26 �Holzer Clinic City Ice & Fuel Co. • Mason Point Pleasant once was served by an entire fleet of taxi cabs. Here, employees of Jackson's Cabs pose In 1952. www.holzerclinic.com October 2009 Sunday Monday SEPTEMBER 2009 SMTWT F I 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 II 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 2 1 22 23 24 25 27 28 . 29 30 Tuesday Wednesday Saturday Friday Thursday 2• 1 NOVEMBER 2009 s S MTWT F s 5 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 12 8 9 10 II 12 13 I ~ 19 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 26 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 4 5 0 7 11 12 13 14 - 8 9 15 16 3 1lJ r 17 ' ' Columhu~ 18 19 21 20 22 ' 25 26 S"'~.:~t~~t Bo~sesn Day Dav Day 24 23 ' 28 27 30 29 31 ... I ' II ttlcl\ll 'L'Il �~ -HOSMct- Sharing the • Journey Pleasant Valley Hospital (304) 675-4340 In 1897 there was water, water everywhere in downtown Pomeroy. This was a scene on Main Street at the intersection of Court. The flood crested at 61 feet- 15 feet above flood level. November 2009 . Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday ' 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 10 11 12 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 24 25 f 6 7 13 14 20 21 27 28 ' Thanksgiving Day 30 29 . ' .. OCTOBER 2009 DECEMBER 2009 S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 4 II 18 25 5 · 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 7 14 21· 28 1 K 15 22 29 23 9 10 16 17 23 24 30 3 1 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 2K 1 8 15 22 29 2345 9 10 II 12 16 17 18 19 23 24 25 26 30 3 1 �HeLZER Home Care We love taking care of you at the hospital. ·City Ice & Fuel Co. Let us take care of you . at home. · HeLZER .... Health Systems A family gathers in front of their Vinton residence in this undated photo, taken sometime after the turn ·of the 19th century into the 20th century and during the village's heyday as a commercial and residential center. December 2009 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday 1 Thursday Fnday 2 Saturday 3 4 I· 5 . ' . 6, 7 8 , 10 9 11 12 ' . ' 13 14 -15 16 17 18 19 20 ·21 ·22 23 24 25 26 l 11'l D.1\ ol 27 \\ illh.'l 28 < 1111 ~un.t' I >.1~ 29 30 31 • '<I\ I \IIH R '110'1 \I ' I \\ I l\ q ' Ill I I 1.:> ~ I '' Nt!w Yt"Hr sEve ..''' I I ,, I..! I I I\ ' l \I{') ~IIIII .... \I I \\ I I .... .... I I .~ I ·I ... 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Saturday 2 New Year 's Day 5 6 7 8 9 14 15 16 21 22 23 28 29 30 • 12 11 10 13 .. .19 18 17 20 ' Martin Luther King Jr. Day 24 25 31 26 27 ' ~- ------ - Steam riMa from a portion of the Galllpoll~ Swimming Pool behind Gallla Academy High In this photograph taken sometime after Ita opening In 19~9. the pool was closed In the 1970s and a citizen effort resulted In the opening of the new pool next to Gallipolis Developmental Center In 1986. �PROUDLY SERVING THE READERS ALONG THE RIVER FOR ·oVER A CENTURY WITH LOCAL·DAILY NEWS! � 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 12. December 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. 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