https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/327bc1f2a651a255dbe895ec87965aaf.pdf 4864cd4f74f60a6e55b9426ac86ffe71 PDF Text Text Tuesday, February 13.2007 ww w.mydailysentine l.co m Page B6 - The Daily Sentinel ••• Tornado kills .1, .mJures . many m Advertise with Gizmosads.com Akron zips past Bobcats, Bt ' New Orleans, A2 Gizmos & .. hmm ... dat ' .' . ' •' + ' Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ,) II - ( ' 1.:\ I~ • \ 'ul. :; It , SPORTS I :\11 . 1:1. i \\ Hl:\:1 ·.~11 \\ , II:IUH '. \In q , "'"""')d,oii)M'IIIiul'i .<ullo :.!OO "' Middleport council to pursue new .three.;.miJIIevy . 1zmo~ . • Crew chiefs suspended, drivers docked points. SeePageB1 MAXI-BLAST SkATEBOARD Smoother than the slick side of a tadpole's tail ! By attaching the Moroccan largelunged AnteaterG)to the underside of his skate board, local hot shot, Skip "ROAD RASH" Treadwell has created the ultimate in skating experience: m.• underhill ~ simply kicking the pepper dispenser, 0the anteater unleashes a powerful sneezing action which propels, our hero forward, at incredible speeds. ... J. to estimates provided to Fiscal Otticer Susan Baker by County Auditor Mary MIDDLEPORT Byer-Hill, a one-mill levy Middleport Village Council would generate $17,636, a will place a three-mill oper- two-mill levy, $35,271, and ating levy on the May 8 pri- a three-mill levy, $52,907, mary ballot to replace a levy based on a I00-percent colvoters rejected last year. lection rate . Meeting Monday The village is operating at evening, council approved a loss of $30,000 per year the ballot issue baseq on a due to the defeat of a procomparison of projected posed levy renewal last Council revenue from one, two and November. three-mill levies. According Member Jean Craig said a Bv BRIAN REED BREEOOMVOAILYSENTINEL.COM Drug charges filed following ODNR poaching raid You don't want to ride behind this phlegm prone critter. BY BRIAN J. three-mill levy is "mandatory," due to 1he village's financial condition. If the levy is approved in May, the village will not begin collecting proceed s until January, 2008, Baker said. The levy proceeds would benefit the genera l fund. and fund operations in several village depart· ments, including the police department. Other business Baker reported that the village has collected $4,760 in rental fees on 23~ units since the village first mailed bills to rental property owners last month. The annual rental fee is $20 per unit. Craig said the building committee plans to meet monthly with Building Inspector Randall Mullins to track progrt!Ss on an inspection program first proposed last year. According to village records, only two rental units were inspected in 2006. She said Mullins will be required 10 present a li st of inspected properties to the committee, and to report on any citat10m issued. Craig also said the vi 1lage should enforce the S I00 penalty on the books for rental property owners who do not pay the $20 annual fee. "'If this is what those of us around this table have Please see Levy, AS Valentine tea REED BREE OOMYOA.IlYSENTINEL .COM POMEROY A Langsville man accused of poaching in a Division of Wildlife case also faces drug-related charges filed by the Meigs County Sheriff's Department. Hobert L. Cundiff, 41, Langsville, was charged Page AS Mo'nday through Meigs County Court with 17 • Martha WoHe, 93 wildlife offenses aher stale and local wildlife officials and law enforcement officers conducted a search of hi s home. Eight others were also arrested on • Police say off-duty wildlife offenses. officer prevented larger While at the residence wildlife officials, assisting killing spree in rampage sheriff's deputies saw mariat Utah shopping mall. juana in plain view in the See Page' A2 Dexter Road residence, and obtained and executed a • Birth announced. second search warrant at ihe See Page A3 home, Deputy Rick Smith Charlene Hoeftlch/ photo . · • Trustees plan for said. Officers found "a sub- About 32 little girls , all dressed up in their Sunday best, attended a Valentine tea held at the Meigs Museum annex stantial amount" of marijua- Saturday afternoon. They had a light luncheon served with tea in miniature cups before decorating brimmed hats with col· renovation of University na and pre scription medica- orful flowers. The afternoon also included making teddy bear valentines and playing games. Center. See Page A3 lion violations. • VFW Post 9926 Cundiff was charged to award scholarships. Monday with tampering with dru gs, felony possesSee Page A3 sion of marijuana, traffick• Grangers hear about ing in marijuana, and posBY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MVDA.I LVSENTINEL .COM contests. See Page A3 session of Schedule II drugs. Smith said the pre• Local Briefs. scriptions were for pain POMEROY - Yesterday the topic of the See Page AS medications . revitalization of downtown Middleport and • For the Record. ODN R charged Cundiff a few numbers sung by The Frenc h Chorders Ladies Quartet was music to the members of See Page AS Please see Chai'JeS, AS the Meigs County Chambe r of Commerce. • New reports renew Members were gathered for the chamold debate over cost ber's monthly "business-minded" luncheon. of quality education. hearing speaker Mike Gerlach of the Middleport Development Group speak on See Page AS the revitali zation of downtown Middlport. Gerlach's speech covered a range of issues including the ''streets<: ape" plan to change the look of downtown, calling it "si milar" to WEATHER what Pomeroy accomplished in enhancing a small town aesthetic . Gerlach said the streetscape plan was developed with a $ 10,000 gram to help enhance not only downBY BETH SERGENT town but to encoumge and support businessBeth Sargent/ photo BSERGENT@MYOAILYSENTINEL COM es in Middlep<it1 of which he said there were Members of The French Chorders Ladies Quartet (from left) Suzy Parker. upwards of 60. Gerlach said the MiddleiXlrt Sue Priest, Bev Alberchinski, Nan Heiskell perform love songs in honor of POMEROY - The deadValentine's Day for the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce. Please see Chamber. AS line to pay Pomeroy's rental inspection fee ha s been e,.;tended by 30 days from Jan. 31 to March I. Councilwoman Ruth Detallo on Pace A3 Spaun brought up the idea it did in the times and li fe of BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH of an e,.;tension at the recent HOEFLICH@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM Abraham Lincoln. village council meeting She spoke of Lincoln's when Pomeroy Chief of POMEROYDescribing defeats in his personal and Police Mark E. Proflitt said the pnlit ical climate as politic'al life and the fortionly about 50 inspections ·'somewhat challenging in tude <Ind faith which drove :1 SEcnoNs- 12 PAGES have been scheduled. · 2006." Ohio Senator Jov him to a place where . he "We have some landlords Annie's Mailbox A3 , coming Padgett (R-20 District) called c·ould be elected president in for applications on party faithfuls tG "be m't in IR60. "He learned from but there numerous ones Calendars A3 that have are discouraged, to remember hi s failure s. he applied those not done that yet." Ohio GOP's grassroots lessons to reach success. Classifieds 82-4 Proffitt told council. strength. and be Dptimistic and his message to us is Proffitt , whose departabout recovery." 'don' t give up' . Remember Comics Bs ment is in charge of the Padgett was speaker at the that fnrtitudc and faith is a code enforcement officer annual Lincoln Day dinner measure of charal'ter." Editorials A4 doing the inspections, said of the Meigs County She c·ommended Lincoln he would be in favor of the Republican Party held for speaking opening ahout Obituaries As extension only if the people Monday night at Meigs his loyalty to country, his paying the $25 inspection High School. To the nearl y faith in God, his sense of B Section fee late understood that it Sports 170 attending she stressed compassion . and his will ' would be due again in thal adversity t>uillJ, ingnes;. to emhract' healing Weather January 2001:1. Proffitt said strength of character and Please see Dinner. A5 Senator Joy Padgett determination today. j u. t "' Please see Dudllnt1, A5 © aOU7 Ohiu Volley l'ubllshin& Cv. 0BITUARIFS LESSON 032 RIGHT&DOWN INSIDE space call 992-2155 Now that we've turned the head up & down, and side to side, it's time to combine the two. By adding width to both ellipses we can create a head looking right and down. Remember the more width to the ellipse the the turn. Rental inspection fee deadline extended at Lincoln Day dinner Sen. • • When the knob i5 pulled to tht~ .~en,wn•· sign move up@or do101n INDEX oe oe®~a IECIB OODDUO·~ D ®BO®.B® ®BD. EACH SYMBOL STANDS FOR A LETIER (!] ~ eil ®0®~0 ••e ••• j ' �NATION • WORLD The Daily Sentinel 1. BY MARY FOSTER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS NEW ORL EANS Eighteen months after Hurricane Katri na, Ste ll a Chambe rs' modest redbrick house had finall y been repaired, and she was wait ing fo r one last utility hook up to move back in. But the 85-year-old woman ne ver made it. A tornado tore through her neighborhood in the city's Gentill y neighborhood before day break Tuesday, t1attening her house. ripping apart the front -yard FEMA trailer in which she was li ving. and killing her. At least 29 people were injured, including Chambers· daughter, Gat!, as the twister heaped more misery on neighborhoods still trying to recover from Katrina. The storm destroyed at least SO FEMA trailers and dozens of homes, and damaged many others - many of which were in various states of repair. "We were trying to get my mother back in the house. Now there is nothing to repatr." said Mervin Pollard. whose 81 -year-old mother· s Katrina-tlooded home was reduced to ·a pile of lumber Tuesday. "How do you start over again when you are already trying to do that?" Firefighters went door to door, once again searching for victims of a storm. They spray-painted bright orange rectangles on the buildings and trailers and, as with the circles searchers used after Hurricane Katrina, they listed the date of the search and whether bodies were found. "Some of these houses still have the circle on them from the last search," resi.dent Patrick Clementine said. "Now we're doing it again." Gov. Kathleen Blanco PageA2 \Vednesday, February14,2007 In New Police say off-duty officer prevented larger killing spree in rampage at Utah shoeping mall BYTHEBEND The Daily Sentinel Community Calendar the prospect of once again having to find temporary shelter .and do battle with insurance ~:o mpani es . Kamal Namazi, 49, figured the storm did $175,000 in dents, broken windows and other damage to the 18 new and used cars on his lot in Westwego. The car lot was hit by a tornado in 2004. Katrina tore off the roof of his Metairie home · and left a foot of water inside. "Right now, I d.~n 't want to live any more, he satd. ··1 don't want to be in this world." The stonn ripped the roof from the 51 -room hotel next to Namazi's lot. Owner Stella Lin said 36 rooms were occupied but only minor injuries were reponed. " Some of the peoP.le there at the hotel were still living there from Katrina," Westwego Fire Chief Keith Bouvier said. Lin said her insurance covered only a tiny fraction of her hurricane losses, and she got that after a "really, really, really big fight ." "Now I have to fight them AP photo again," she said . Rummel Johnson salvages items from a home he and his grandmother shared in the Pontchartrain Park area of Gentilly Contributing to this in New Orleans on Tuesday. The house was sti ll tJeing repaired from Hurricane Katrina damage when a tornado overntght report were A;-.w ciated damaged the structu re. Pres;- writer;- Kevin McGill. Mike Kun zelman and Cain late Monday afternoon. Burdeau and photographer her daughter and clinging to became teary -eyed as she been hard hit by Katrina an~ life in the rubble. She died Some storm victims faced Alex Brmtdon. talked to residents of the have been slow to recover. In Gentilly, there are vast at a hospital, where her suburb of Westwego whose stretches of abandoned, gut- daughter was listed in stable homes were destroyed. "It' s incredible. It just ted houses, dotted by trail- condition. There was no immediate looks like pick-up sticks," ers and occasional reoccushe said. "People:s lives just pied dwellings. Some aban- estimate of the cost of the doned houses collapsed in damage. torn asunder again." About 21,000 electricity Blanco issued a disaster the twister's winds. Blood covered Gail customers in the New declaration . authori zing state aid for the area. She Chambers' face and was Orleans area lost power. Federal Emergency said the state would send in running down her side when National Guard troops for she banged on the door for Management Agency teams help at about 3:30a.m., said began inspecting neighbor·· security. hoods and said it would proThe tornado hop-scotched neighbor Hellean Lewis. "She was crying and vide hotel rooms and traila 10-mile path from the west bank of the Mississippi screaming. 'Help me 1 I ers for people whose FEMA Smile! Now )'OU Cll'l owrt tht picture ol thai vntorgenab!e moment captur.a In tht n~. Photo~ DecOm• 11me1e11 trailers were unusable. The River to the shore of Lake can't fin<! my mother!" ' when frlmec:t or pnnt.ct 01'1 1 mug or mouM Pontchanrain, striking some kewis said. Searchers found American Red Cross said Viall neighborhoods · that had Stella Chambers, crying for 90 people were in shelters ~Q. Clubs and organizations Thesday, Feb. 20 POM EROY - Pancake supper, St. Paul Lutheran Church, 5-7 p.m.. to celebrate Shrove Tuesday. Wednesday, Feb, 21 POMEROY Ash Wedne sday breakfast and quiet hour, 7:45 a.m. in the Be~hny building, Second Stre entrance of Trinity C ngregational · Church . Re servations, Dianne Hawley at 992-2722 or Peggy Harris at 992-7569. POMEROY - Ash Wednesday services, 7 p.m., St. Paul Lutheran Church, - imposition of ashes available. Local Weather Tociay's Forecast - 14. 111 0 Youngetown• -· 16. 114° . (J : ,I . Dllyton • i 14° 17• ~ Cincinnati ! .... 0 •19"113" ., .uth . ·- ~ 0 • •• " "!t f . • ·: -·· _; llatlp ~rtbune !Joint !Jleasant l\egtster The Daily S tinel Fluultt <W ~~~~~ · .: . : : ~ Showers ~ AEP (NYSE)- 45.78 Alw» (NASDAQ)- 61.49 Aehland Inc. (NYSE) - 68.36 Big Lote (NYSE)- 28.35 Bob Evane (NASDAQ) ""'"': Retirement Edition contact your Advertising •?'*~ ;:'JiJ" Ran ~ Snow BorgWarner (NYSE)- Premier (NASDAQ)- Century Aluminum (NASDAQ)- 47.92 Champion (NASDAQ)- 15.10 Rocky Boots (NASDAQ) -15.08 17.45 47.98 DuPont (NYSE) - 51.33 US Bank (NYSE)- Wendy'& (NYSE) - 36.25 Worthlnlton (NYSE)- Royal Dutch Shell - 66.95 Sears HoldlfiiC ( NASDAQ)- 181.95 Wai-Mart (NYSE) - 32.80 Gannett (NYSE) - 18.95 61.52 Kro&er (NYSE) - 25.82 Umlted Brande ( NYSE) Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. ET closing quotes of transactions for Feb. 13, 2007, provided by Edward Jones financial acMaol'l Isaac Mills In Gallipolis at (740) 441-9441, Trent Roush In Pomeroy at -28.80 (740) 992-3875, and Norfolk Southam (NYSE) -50.41 Oak Hill Rnanclal ( NAS- ,. 64.62 9.48 50.95 304-675-1333 Rockwell (NYSE) - Charming Shops ( NASDAQ) - 12.98 · City Holding (NASDAQ)- 40.95 Collin& (NYSE)- 68.10 Dollar General (NYSE)- JP Morgan (NYSE) - 740-992-2156 29.25 75.13 -67.85 740-446,.2342 • AP DAQI- 28.40 Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NASDAQ) - 25.36 BBT (NYSE)- 43.60 Peoples (NASDAQ)Pepsico ( NYSE) - Harley-Davidson (NYSE) f)lr,uiant 1\egi&ter 0 ' Approve change to semester system Julia Marie Adams VFW Post 9926 to award scholarships . Scholarship applications may be picked up at the VFW Post in Mason. W.Va. and completed forms must be received by the VFW Post no later than April 30. Applications received after April 30 will not be considered . For more information. contact your guidance counselor or VFW representative listed below. For more i11jormatinn contact MSG Jeffrey Russel/Jeffrey. russe/12@ lVI'. ngb.army.mil or call his work number. (304)201 30 /3or cell phone, (304 )593-2534. ·arangers hear about contests 83.81 -35.77 ~oint • ••• • Unde~ 34.65 General Electric ( NYSE) Daily Sentinel kJe Local.Stocks To advertise in this special my closest friends did nnt vi sit, call or 'end " L·ard. I' ve been ill for year,, and everyone knew this surgery was a big dea l tu me. It hu m that my frie nds dido ' t reach out. I real ly could have used the su pport . Should I ask them flat out why they didn 't call '' I' m not ;,ure lm\\ to bring it up. - Don't Know What To Say in Wi.~consin Dear Wisconsin: Ye ,. you should a>k, or it\ going to gnaw at you and tai nt the fr ie ndship, , which soun J fa irly tenuot" already. The neKt time you >ee them, ;,ay, "Nancy. I'm just wo ndering why you neve r called. vi, ited or sent a card while I was in the hm pital for two weeks. I ,·ould have used your support." Attnie ~f Mailbox is writ· ten by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Ann tanders column. Please e-mail your questions to anniesmailbox@comcast.net, or write to: Annie 's Mailbox, P.O. Box l/8/90, Chicago, It 606ll. 1o find oat more about Annie's Mailbox, and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit tire Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. TIISI88S ol ,. Wednesday •.. Cloudy around 6 above. West winds MASON, W.Va. - The with a SO percent chance of 10 to 15 mph. Stewart-Johnson Veterans Friday and Friday of Foreign Wars Post 9926 snow showers. Much cooler with highs in the lower 20s. night ...Panly cloudy. Highs will award up to 15 tuition Northwest winds 10 to 15 in the mid 20s. Lows I0 to scholarships of $500 each to qualifying area college stumph with gusts up to 25 15. Saturday ... Mostly cloudy dents and high school mph. Wednesday night ... with a 50 percent chance of seniors who have been Mostly cloudy. A chance of snow. Highs in the lower accepted into college. Members of VFW Post snow showers in the 30s. Saturday night...Cloudy 9926 and their immediate evening. Colder with lows around 8 above. Northwest with a 40 percent chance of families will receive first winds 5 to I0 mph. Chance snow. Lows in the lower consideration for these scholarships, but other vet20s. of snow 30 percent. Sunday... Mostly cloudy. erans and their families will Tbursday...Panly sunny. Cold with highs around 18. A chance of snow in the also be considered. New West winds 10 to 15 mph. morning. Highs in rhe this year is a simplified, Thursday night •••Partly lower 30s . Chance of snow one-page application that replaces the written resume cloudy. Cold with lows 30 percent. required in the past. ~alltpolis ~allipolislBailp 'Orribunr HILllARD - Todd and Leah Adams of Hilliard announce the birth of a daughter, Julia Marie, born Jan. 19, at Riverside Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Adams also have a son. TYler James, two. Grandparents are Leon and Linda Hoover of Dublin and Carol Jean .-\dams of Syracuse and the~te Jim Adams. ., .. ~ [ February 23, 2007 ] am becoming burnt out . By the end of the day, my feet hun. I'm out of patience and dead tired. Many chores and household mai ntenance go undone. For year>. EKercise'' No time. Sit down for a break'' The kid; are into trouble. Hire some help? No mo ney for that. How do other pare nts recharge? - Burnt Out Dear Burnt Out: It's not unusual for working parents to get burnt out. Alter your expectation>there are some chores that simply won't get done until the children are in college, and it won't kill anyone. Do your children have reg ular duties around the house·• Is there a relative who would baby-sit for a few hours·• Can you exchange baby -sitting days with a neighbor? Are there after-school programs for your children'! Readers? Your helpful suggestions are wefcome. Dear Annie: I recentl y had major surgery. Two weeks before, I let all my friends and famil y know the hospital where I would be, along with the address and phone number, and the cell phone of the family member staying with me. I was in the hospital two weeks, and in all that time. Birth announced Toledo• Partt News and information ~dl for your retirement years. LS!J worry for her safetr I' ve tried to let It go, but can't get past it. I can't even bring up the topic without creating a big disagreement. What do you suggest? Isadora's Husband Dear Husband: It is not unusual these days to see women running around in leotards and snug-fitting workout tops. Ask your wife to switch to black leotards and/or a longer skirt, which should help, but otherwise, leave it alone. If her religious beliefs aren't enough for additional modesty, there's not much you can do. Men may notice. but if she is in a public place, in broad daylight, with other people around, she is as safe as anywhere else, in any other clothin,g. Dear Anme: I have three young children. My days are spent working, commuting, doing endless chores, taking care of pets, emptying the garbage, pitchin~ in with laundry and dirty dtshes, keeping the cars running, paymg bills. etc .• helping the kids with homework, keeping them from maiming each other, and trying to get them to bed when my wife is working. While I am thankful no one has health troubles, I MICH Weather SALT LAKE CITY -An off-duty police _of~cer having . . an early Valentme s Day dm- " ner with his wife was credited Tuesday with helping stop a rampage in a crowded shopping mall by an IS-yearold gunman who shot live people to d ~ ath before he . was killed by police. A day after the shooting, investigators struggled to figure out why a trenchcoated Sulejmen Talovic AP photo opened fire on shoppers with a supremely calm look Ogden city police master officer Ken Hammond addresses on his face . the media Tuesday in Ogden. Hammond. dressed in civilian The teenager wanted "to clothes on his day off, confronted Sulejmen Talovic and kill a large numher of people" returned fire as Talovic allegedly opened fireo Monday and probably would have night. killing 5 people, at a local shopping mall. Talovic was killed many more if not for killed by the police. Hammond's wife, Sarita, looks on . The the off-duty officer, Police two had dinner at a restaurant at the mall as a preChief Chris Burbank said. Va'lentines Day date. Ken Hammond, an otTduty officer from Ogden, to Utah from Bosnia. . (5, Teresa Ellis, 29. and north of Salt Lake City, "He was a such a good Brad Frantz, 24 . jumped up from.his seat at a boy. 1 don't know what hapHammond's boss, Ogden restaurant after hearing gun- . pened," she told Salt Lake Police Chief Jon Greiner, · fire and £!lrnered the gunKSL said the state Senate wants man, exchltlging fire with City television station . him until other officers Talovic drove to the to honor him. "Thank goodness he was arrived, Burbank said. Trolley Square shopping there," said Greiner, who is "There is no question that center - a century-old foralso a state senator. "You his quick actions saved the mer trolley. barn with windlives of numerous other peo- ing hallways, brick tloors don 't want to ever say it's pie," the police chief said. and wrought-iron balconies, good we were there and Police said it was not and immediately killed two killed somebody. but it's immediately clear who fired people, followed by a third probably good someone the shut that killed Talovic. victim as he came through a was there ." Accountant Jeff Barlow Talovic had a backpack door. Burbank said. Five was on a date at another full of ammunition. a shot- other people were then shot .restaurant when he looked gun and a .38-caliber pistol , in a gift shop, he said., police said. Investigators Four people who were outside and saw the gunman knew little about him , wounded remained hospital- firing from the hip. "I thought it was some except than he lived in Salt ized Tuesday. two in critical kind of joke - some kind Lake City with his mQther, condition. two in serious. the police chief said. He One of the wounded of movie or stunt," Barlow was enrolled in numerous shoppers. Shawn Ml!nns, said. "I didn't believe it was city schools before with- 34, was alone outside the happening. And then I saw a drawing in 2004. the school mall after a meal with his man go down in a courtdistrict said. wife and two >tepchildren yard. I reali zed thi s was ''I feel like I was there and when Talovic blasted him serious . These are real buldid what I had to do," with a shotgun. according to lets flying around." His date, Stephanie . Hammond told reporters. sister-in-law Jodie Sparrow. After spotting the gunman. With dozens of pellet s Bronson, added : "Just crazy. he told his pregnant wife to embedded in his side, Absolutely terrifying." David Dean. who own s a take cover in the restaurant Munns staggerell into a and went to confront the restaurant and warned . din- greeting-card store at the suspect. . · ers about the gunman . mall, said three or four people died inside his store. Talovic's' aunt . Ajka Sparrow said. Onerovic, emerged briefly Outside the mall. candle' which was pac ked with from the family's house to and flowers were left as Valentine's Day shoppers. Associated Press writers say relati ves had no ide<t memorials to the victims. why the young man who we re identifi ed as Doug Alden. Jennifer attacked so man y ' trange rs. Jeffrey Walke r. 52. Va[leS\a Do/mer and Oehhit' Hummel She said the famil y moved Quinn: 29. Kirsten Hinkley. contributed to this starr. BY KATHY MtTCHW. AND MARCY SuGAR Birthdays ~ OOudv ~ ~· ~ BY PAUL FOY Husband doesn't like wifes provocative attire Wednesday, Feb. 14 Dear Readers: Happy MIDDLEPORT Valentine's Day and a speMiddleppn Literary Club, 2 cial greeting to our veterans p.m. Wednesday, at the in VA hospitals around the Pomeroy Library. Pat Holter country. And our gratitude to review The Sunday Wife to those readers who have by Cassandra King. Connie taken the time to visit the Gilkey. hostess. vets and se nd valentines. It Thursday, Feb. IS means so much to them. POMEROY - Meigs Dear Annie: Mr wife and County Community I have been marrted for 33 Coalition. 7 p.m.. wonderful years and recentMulberry Community ly moved to a very active Center, speakers on youth retirement commumty. drug prevention and educaMy wife is a trim, attraction. tive blonde bombshell who CHESTER - Chester loves to dance, and· she has Ball Association will hold joined three performing an organizatiu!lal meeting, groups. The problem is, she 6:30 p.m. at the Chester attends women's dance Firehouse. classes four days a week Saturday, Feb. 17 Sunday, f'eb. 18 and insists on wearing RACINE - - Racine COOLVILLE - Lucy provocative clothing Youth League, first meet- · Deeter will observe her 90th tight tops and extremely ing, election of officers, I birthday on Feb. 18. Cards short skirts with a flesh-colp.m1, Racine American may be sent to her at 755 ored leotard underneath. Legion Hall, contact Allen Four Mile Creek Road, Wearing these outfits to Coolville, Ohio 45723 . Tucker. 247-2103 . class is one thing, but she is alway s stopping off for some errand before or after. My wife never notices the men staring at her. We are both very religious, and I feel it is inappropriate for her to dress like this in public. There are bad people in city/Region this world, and this type of Fmecast for Wectn&ldey, feb. 14 High I Low temps "advertisement" makes me I I' ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER VVednesday, February14, 2007 ANNIE'S MAILBOX Church events ~16"- . 1007 PageA3 Lesley Marrero In Point l»Ieasant at ( 304) 6 741 0174. Member SIPC. POMEROY - Contests were announced at the recent meeting of Hemlock Grange held at the hall with Rosalie Story presiding. Information on the contests and the rules for this year were distributed and members were reminded that the sriced rai sin quick bread wil be judged at the March meeting. Roy Grueser, legislative chairman, reponed on cattle rustling describing it as big business in the western states. He said ranchers have lost over $8 million in stolen beef. Members were reminded to save pop tabs, Campbell soup labels, lense s, complete pairs of glas es and sun glasses along with cases for the various projects of the Grange. It was noted that in the January-February issue of Ohio Granger there is a picture of Sarah Caldwell and Sara Cu llums, 75 year members of the Grange . Reported ill were Pearl Smith <~nd Francis Goeglein. Kim Romine. lecturer. based her program on the life of Thomas Alva Edison who 'Was born in 1847 in Milan, Ohio. He had I093 patents in his lifetime. His first patented invention was in 1868, the electric vote recorder. The universal stock ticker made him his first fortune in 1869, $40,000. He always said thill "genius is one percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration." He had several failed inventions. his greatest being an ability to create a practical way to mine iron ore. He died Oct. 18, 1931. The March meeting will be preceded by a bean soup and cornbread supper. A~~!·, Ballroom Classes Begin Feb. 16 Register Today Feb. 18 Classic Mofle Club "Little Women" 2 pm Ariel Jr. Theatre's Beauty ud tbe Beast Feb. 23-25 The Diary or Anne Franlr. Man:h 9-11 T!'e Ariel-Dater Hall 428 Sec. Av_"..\ ~~~i~~~~7?H PORTSMOUTH - The Shawnee State University (SSU) Board of Trustees at a meeting held on Feb. 9 in the Homer Selby Board Room of the Clark Library authorize,!! the issuance of up to $18 million in bonds to finance the renovation of the University Center. "With room for over 600 students to live on campus and others spending more time here. we need an el\panded university center with the facilities and services to meet their needs," said Kay Reynolds, chair of the Shawnee State of University Board Trustees . ''The bonding approved by the Trustees today will provide the financing to add a new wing to the university center that will accommodate an el\panded cafeteria, meeting space for student organizations, and more recreational opportunities." Because the payment of the bonds will be supported by a new student fee the interest rate paid by the university will be lower than for bonds not hacked by a source of revenue. 'The new fee came out of di scussions between student government leaders. who put a high priority on renovating th.: universit y center, and President Morris," said Kelly Hatas. president of the Shawnee State University Swdent Government Association . "I supported a $1 SO per semester fee because I believe the expanded uni "ersity center will be a tremendous asset to the university and the students." During the meeting the trustees also approved the ·calendar for the 2007-08 academic year, the first during which the uni versity will be operating (>n a semester schedule. "The faculty and staff have worked verv hard to make the transition to the · semester schedule as smooth as possible . The Trustees· approval of the new academic calendar brings us one step closer to making all their preparati on a reality." said Shawnee State University president Rita Rice Morris. For 2007-08 fall semester classes will begin on Aug. 27 . with final s concluding on Dec. 19. The spring semester will run from Jan. 14 to May 9. Commencement will be held on Saturday. May 10. "By moving to a seme, . ter schedule students w iII have more time to adjt"t to the rigors of a un ivers itv education . and faculty members will have more time to guide their students to academic success: · said Morris . (depending on your support) We Will Be Celebrating Our 9th Birthday d l' • By Rolling Back Adm~ssTiohn ~ & Concession Prices .o e Same As They Were On , Friday February The 13th, 1998 .-1 Small Pop ... Only $1.00 Small Popcorn ... Only $1.00 �NATION • WORLD The Daily Sentinel 1. BY MARY FOSTER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS NEW ORL EANS Eighteen months after Hurricane Katri na, Ste ll a Chambe rs' modest redbrick house had finall y been repaired, and she was wait ing fo r one last utility hook up to move back in. But the 85-year-old woman ne ver made it. A tornado tore through her neighborhood in the city's Gentill y neighborhood before day break Tuesday, t1attening her house. ripping apart the front -yard FEMA trailer in which she was li ving. and killing her. At least 29 people were injured, including Chambers· daughter, Gat!, as the twister heaped more misery on neighborhoods still trying to recover from Katrina. The storm destroyed at least SO FEMA trailers and dozens of homes, and damaged many others - many of which were in various states of repair. "We were trying to get my mother back in the house. Now there is nothing to repatr." said Mervin Pollard. whose 81 -year-old mother· s Katrina-tlooded home was reduced to ·a pile of lumber Tuesday. "How do you start over again when you are already trying to do that?" Firefighters went door to door, once again searching for victims of a storm. They spray-painted bright orange rectangles on the buildings and trailers and, as with the circles searchers used after Hurricane Katrina, they listed the date of the search and whether bodies were found. "Some of these houses still have the circle on them from the last search," resi.dent Patrick Clementine said. "Now we're doing it again." Gov. Kathleen Blanco PageA2 \Vednesday, February14,2007 In New Police say off-duty officer prevented larger killing spree in rampage at Utah shoeping mall BYTHEBEND The Daily Sentinel Community Calendar the prospect of once again having to find temporary shelter .and do battle with insurance ~:o mpani es . Kamal Namazi, 49, figured the storm did $175,000 in dents, broken windows and other damage to the 18 new and used cars on his lot in Westwego. The car lot was hit by a tornado in 2004. Katrina tore off the roof of his Metairie home · and left a foot of water inside. "Right now, I d.~n 't want to live any more, he satd. ··1 don't want to be in this world." The stonn ripped the roof from the 51 -room hotel next to Namazi's lot. Owner Stella Lin said 36 rooms were occupied but only minor injuries were reponed. " Some of the peoP.le there at the hotel were still living there from Katrina," Westwego Fire Chief Keith Bouvier said. Lin said her insurance covered only a tiny fraction of her hurricane losses, and she got that after a "really, really, really big fight ." "Now I have to fight them AP photo again," she said . Rummel Johnson salvages items from a home he and his grandmother shared in the Pontchartrain Park area of Gentilly Contributing to this in New Orleans on Tuesday. The house was sti ll tJeing repaired from Hurricane Katrina damage when a tornado overntght report were A;-.w ciated damaged the structu re. Pres;- writer;- Kevin McGill. Mike Kun zelman and Cain late Monday afternoon. Burdeau and photographer her daughter and clinging to became teary -eyed as she been hard hit by Katrina an~ life in the rubble. She died Some storm victims faced Alex Brmtdon. talked to residents of the have been slow to recover. In Gentilly, there are vast at a hospital, where her suburb of Westwego whose stretches of abandoned, gut- daughter was listed in stable homes were destroyed. "It' s incredible. It just ted houses, dotted by trail- condition. There was no immediate looks like pick-up sticks," ers and occasional reoccushe said. "People:s lives just pied dwellings. Some aban- estimate of the cost of the doned houses collapsed in damage. torn asunder again." About 21,000 electricity Blanco issued a disaster the twister's winds. Blood covered Gail customers in the New declaration . authori zing state aid for the area. She Chambers' face and was Orleans area lost power. Federal Emergency said the state would send in running down her side when National Guard troops for she banged on the door for Management Agency teams help at about 3:30a.m., said began inspecting neighbor·· security. hoods and said it would proThe tornado hop-scotched neighbor Hellean Lewis. "She was crying and vide hotel rooms and traila 10-mile path from the west bank of the Mississippi screaming. 'Help me 1 I ers for people whose FEMA Smile! Now )'OU Cll'l owrt tht picture ol thai vntorgenab!e moment captur.a In tht n~. Photo~ DecOm• 11me1e11 trailers were unusable. The River to the shore of Lake can't fin<! my mother!" ' when frlmec:t or pnnt.ct 01'1 1 mug or mouM Pontchanrain, striking some kewis said. Searchers found American Red Cross said Viall neighborhoods · that had Stella Chambers, crying for 90 people were in shelters ~Q. Clubs and organizations Thesday, Feb. 20 POM EROY - Pancake supper, St. Paul Lutheran Church, 5-7 p.m.. to celebrate Shrove Tuesday. Wednesday, Feb, 21 POMEROY Ash Wedne sday breakfast and quiet hour, 7:45 a.m. in the Be~hny building, Second Stre entrance of Trinity C ngregational · Church . Re servations, Dianne Hawley at 992-2722 or Peggy Harris at 992-7569. POMEROY - Ash Wednesday services, 7 p.m., St. Paul Lutheran Church, - imposition of ashes available. Local Weather Tociay's Forecast - 14. 111 0 Youngetown• -· 16. 114° . (J : ,I . Dllyton • i 14° 17• ~ Cincinnati ! .... 0 •19"113" ., .uth . ·- ~ 0 • •• " "!t f . • ·: -·· _; llatlp ~rtbune !Joint !Jleasant l\egtster The Daily S tinel Fluultt <W ~~~~~ · .: . : : ~ Showers ~ AEP (NYSE)- 45.78 Alw» (NASDAQ)- 61.49 Aehland Inc. 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(NASDAQ) - 25.36 BBT (NYSE)- 43.60 Peoples (NASDAQ)Pepsico ( NYSE) - Harley-Davidson (NYSE) f)lr,uiant 1\egi&ter 0 ' Approve change to semester system Julia Marie Adams VFW Post 9926 to award scholarships . Scholarship applications may be picked up at the VFW Post in Mason. W.Va. and completed forms must be received by the VFW Post no later than April 30. Applications received after April 30 will not be considered . For more information. contact your guidance counselor or VFW representative listed below. For more i11jormatinn contact MSG Jeffrey Russel/Jeffrey. russe/12@ lVI'. ngb.army.mil or call his work number. (304)201 30 /3or cell phone, (304 )593-2534. ·arangers hear about contests 83.81 -35.77 ~oint • ••• • Unde~ 34.65 General Electric ( NYSE) Daily Sentinel kJe Local.Stocks To advertise in this special my closest friends did nnt vi sit, call or 'end " L·ard. I' ve been ill for year,, and everyone knew this surgery was a big dea l tu me. It hu m that my frie nds dido ' t reach out. I real ly could have used the su pport . Should I ask them flat out why they didn 't call '' I' m not ;,ure lm\\ to bring it up. - Don't Know What To Say in Wi.~consin Dear Wisconsin: Ye ,. you should a>k, or it\ going to gnaw at you and tai nt the fr ie ndship, , which soun J fa irly tenuot" already. The neKt time you >ee them, ;,ay, "Nancy. I'm just wo ndering why you neve r called. vi, ited or sent a card while I was in the hm pital for two weeks. I ,·ould have used your support." Attnie ~f Mailbox is writ· ten by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Ann tanders column. Please e-mail your questions to anniesmailbox@comcast.net, or write to: Annie 's Mailbox, P.O. Box l/8/90, Chicago, It 606ll. 1o find oat more about Annie's Mailbox, and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit tire Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. TIISI88S ol ,. Wednesday •.. Cloudy around 6 above. West winds MASON, W.Va. - The with a SO percent chance of 10 to 15 mph. Stewart-Johnson Veterans Friday and Friday of Foreign Wars Post 9926 snow showers. Much cooler with highs in the lower 20s. night ...Panly cloudy. Highs will award up to 15 tuition Northwest winds 10 to 15 in the mid 20s. Lows I0 to scholarships of $500 each to qualifying area college stumph with gusts up to 25 15. Saturday ... Mostly cloudy dents and high school mph. Wednesday night ... with a 50 percent chance of seniors who have been Mostly cloudy. A chance of snow. Highs in the lower accepted into college. Members of VFW Post snow showers in the 30s. Saturday night...Cloudy 9926 and their immediate evening. Colder with lows around 8 above. Northwest with a 40 percent chance of families will receive first winds 5 to I0 mph. Chance snow. Lows in the lower consideration for these scholarships, but other vet20s. of snow 30 percent. Sunday... Mostly cloudy. erans and their families will Tbursday...Panly sunny. Cold with highs around 18. A chance of snow in the also be considered. New West winds 10 to 15 mph. morning. Highs in rhe this year is a simplified, Thursday night •••Partly lower 30s . Chance of snow one-page application that replaces the written resume cloudy. Cold with lows 30 percent. required in the past. ~alltpolis ~allipolislBailp 'Orribunr HILllARD - Todd and Leah Adams of Hilliard announce the birth of a daughter, Julia Marie, born Jan. 19, at Riverside Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Adams also have a son. TYler James, two. Grandparents are Leon and Linda Hoover of Dublin and Carol Jean .-\dams of Syracuse and the~te Jim Adams. ., .. ~ [ February 23, 2007 ] am becoming burnt out . By the end of the day, my feet hun. I'm out of patience and dead tired. Many chores and household mai ntenance go undone. For year>. EKercise'' No time. Sit down for a break'' The kid; are into trouble. Hire some help? No mo ney for that. How do other pare nts recharge? - Burnt Out Dear Burnt Out: It's not unusual for working parents to get burnt out. Alter your expectation>there are some chores that simply won't get done until the children are in college, and it won't kill anyone. Do your children have reg ular duties around the house·• Is there a relative who would baby-sit for a few hours·• Can you exchange baby -sitting days with a neighbor? Are there after-school programs for your children'! Readers? Your helpful suggestions are wefcome. Dear Annie: I recentl y had major surgery. Two weeks before, I let all my friends and famil y know the hospital where I would be, along with the address and phone number, and the cell phone of the family member staying with me. I was in the hospital two weeks, and in all that time. Birth announced Toledo• Partt News and information ~dl for your retirement years. LS!J worry for her safetr I' ve tried to let It go, but can't get past it. I can't even bring up the topic without creating a big disagreement. What do you suggest? Isadora's Husband Dear Husband: It is not unusual these days to see women running around in leotards and snug-fitting workout tops. Ask your wife to switch to black leotards and/or a longer skirt, which should help, but otherwise, leave it alone. If her religious beliefs aren't enough for additional modesty, there's not much you can do. Men may notice. but if she is in a public place, in broad daylight, with other people around, she is as safe as anywhere else, in any other clothin,g. Dear Anme: I have three young children. My days are spent working, commuting, doing endless chores, taking care of pets, emptying the garbage, pitchin~ in with laundry and dirty dtshes, keeping the cars running, paymg bills. etc .• helping the kids with homework, keeping them from maiming each other, and trying to get them to bed when my wife is working. While I am thankful no one has health troubles, I MICH Weather SALT LAKE CITY -An off-duty police _of~cer having . . an early Valentme s Day dm- " ner with his wife was credited Tuesday with helping stop a rampage in a crowded shopping mall by an IS-yearold gunman who shot live people to d ~ ath before he . was killed by police. A day after the shooting, investigators struggled to figure out why a trenchcoated Sulejmen Talovic AP photo opened fire on shoppers with a supremely calm look Ogden city police master officer Ken Hammond addresses on his face . the media Tuesday in Ogden. Hammond. dressed in civilian The teenager wanted "to clothes on his day off, confronted Sulejmen Talovic and kill a large numher of people" returned fire as Talovic allegedly opened fireo Monday and probably would have night. killing 5 people, at a local shopping mall. Talovic was killed many more if not for killed by the police. Hammond's wife, Sarita, looks on . The the off-duty officer, Police two had dinner at a restaurant at the mall as a preChief Chris Burbank said. Va'lentines Day date. Ken Hammond, an otTduty officer from Ogden, to Utah from Bosnia. . (5, Teresa Ellis, 29. and north of Salt Lake City, "He was a such a good Brad Frantz, 24 . jumped up from.his seat at a boy. 1 don't know what hapHammond's boss, Ogden restaurant after hearing gun- . pened," she told Salt Lake Police Chief Jon Greiner, · fire and £!lrnered the gunKSL said the state Senate wants man, exchltlging fire with City television station . him until other officers Talovic drove to the to honor him. "Thank goodness he was arrived, Burbank said. Trolley Square shopping there," said Greiner, who is "There is no question that center - a century-old foralso a state senator. "You his quick actions saved the mer trolley. barn with windlives of numerous other peo- ing hallways, brick tloors don 't want to ever say it's pie," the police chief said. and wrought-iron balconies, good we were there and Police said it was not and immediately killed two killed somebody. but it's immediately clear who fired people, followed by a third probably good someone the shut that killed Talovic. victim as he came through a was there ." Accountant Jeff Barlow Talovic had a backpack door. Burbank said. Five was on a date at another full of ammunition. a shot- other people were then shot .restaurant when he looked gun and a .38-caliber pistol , in a gift shop, he said., police said. Investigators Four people who were outside and saw the gunman knew little about him , wounded remained hospital- firing from the hip. "I thought it was some except than he lived in Salt ized Tuesday. two in critical kind of joke - some kind Lake City with his mQther, condition. two in serious. the police chief said. He One of the wounded of movie or stunt," Barlow was enrolled in numerous shoppers. Shawn Ml!nns, said. "I didn't believe it was city schools before with- 34, was alone outside the happening. And then I saw a drawing in 2004. the school mall after a meal with his man go down in a courtdistrict said. wife and two >tepchildren yard. I reali zed thi s was ''I feel like I was there and when Talovic blasted him serious . These are real buldid what I had to do," with a shotgun. according to lets flying around." His date, Stephanie . Hammond told reporters. sister-in-law Jodie Sparrow. After spotting the gunman. With dozens of pellet s Bronson, added : "Just crazy. he told his pregnant wife to embedded in his side, Absolutely terrifying." David Dean. who own s a take cover in the restaurant Munns staggerell into a and went to confront the restaurant and warned . din- greeting-card store at the suspect. . · ers about the gunman . mall, said three or four people died inside his store. Talovic's' aunt . Ajka Sparrow said. Onerovic, emerged briefly Outside the mall. candle' which was pac ked with from the family's house to and flowers were left as Valentine's Day shoppers. Associated Press writers say relati ves had no ide<t memorials to the victims. why the young man who we re identifi ed as Doug Alden. Jennifer attacked so man y ' trange rs. Jeffrey Walke r. 52. Va[leS\a Do/mer and Oehhit' Hummel She said the famil y moved Quinn: 29. Kirsten Hinkley. contributed to this starr. BY KATHY MtTCHW. AND MARCY SuGAR Birthdays ~ OOudv ~ ~· ~ BY PAUL FOY Husband doesn't like wifes provocative attire Wednesday, Feb. 14 Dear Readers: Happy MIDDLEPORT Valentine's Day and a speMiddleppn Literary Club, 2 cial greeting to our veterans p.m. Wednesday, at the in VA hospitals around the Pomeroy Library. Pat Holter country. And our gratitude to review The Sunday Wife to those readers who have by Cassandra King. Connie taken the time to visit the Gilkey. hostess. vets and se nd valentines. It Thursday, Feb. IS means so much to them. POMEROY - Meigs Dear Annie: Mr wife and County Community I have been marrted for 33 Coalition. 7 p.m.. wonderful years and recentMulberry Community ly moved to a very active Center, speakers on youth retirement commumty. drug prevention and educaMy wife is a trim, attraction. tive blonde bombshell who CHESTER - Chester loves to dance, and· she has Ball Association will hold joined three performing an organizatiu!lal meeting, groups. The problem is, she 6:30 p.m. at the Chester attends women's dance Firehouse. classes four days a week Saturday, Feb. 17 Sunday, f'eb. 18 and insists on wearing RACINE - - Racine COOLVILLE - Lucy provocative clothing Youth League, first meet- · Deeter will observe her 90th tight tops and extremely ing, election of officers, I birthday on Feb. 18. Cards short skirts with a flesh-colp.m1, Racine American may be sent to her at 755 ored leotard underneath. Legion Hall, contact Allen Four Mile Creek Road, Wearing these outfits to Coolville, Ohio 45723 . Tucker. 247-2103 . class is one thing, but she is alway s stopping off for some errand before or after. My wife never notices the men staring at her. We are both very religious, and I feel it is inappropriate for her to dress like this in public. There are bad people in city/Region this world, and this type of Fmecast for Wectn&ldey, feb. 14 High I Low temps "advertisement" makes me I I' ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER VVednesday, February14, 2007 ANNIE'S MAILBOX Church events ~16"- . 1007 PageA3 Lesley Marrero In Point l»Ieasant at ( 304) 6 741 0174. Member SIPC. POMEROY - Contests were announced at the recent meeting of Hemlock Grange held at the hall with Rosalie Story presiding. Information on the contests and the rules for this year were distributed and members were reminded that the sriced rai sin quick bread wil be judged at the March meeting. Roy Grueser, legislative chairman, reponed on cattle rustling describing it as big business in the western states. He said ranchers have lost over $8 million in stolen beef. Members were reminded to save pop tabs, Campbell soup labels, lense s, complete pairs of glas es and sun glasses along with cases for the various projects of the Grange. It was noted that in the January-February issue of Ohio Granger there is a picture of Sarah Caldwell and Sara Cu llums, 75 year members of the Grange . Reported ill were Pearl Smith <~nd Francis Goeglein. Kim Romine. lecturer. based her program on the life of Thomas Alva Edison who 'Was born in 1847 in Milan, Ohio. He had I093 patents in his lifetime. His first patented invention was in 1868, the electric vote recorder. The universal stock ticker made him his first fortune in 1869, $40,000. He always said thill "genius is one percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration." He had several failed inventions. his greatest being an ability to create a practical way to mine iron ore. He died Oct. 18, 1931. The March meeting will be preceded by a bean soup and cornbread supper. A~~!·, Ballroom Classes Begin Feb. 16 Register Today Feb. 18 Classic Mofle Club "Little Women" 2 pm Ariel Jr. Theatre's Beauty ud tbe Beast Feb. 23-25 The Diary or Anne Franlr. Man:h 9-11 T!'e Ariel-Dater Hall 428 Sec. Av_"..\ ~~~i~~~~7?H PORTSMOUTH - The Shawnee State University (SSU) Board of Trustees at a meeting held on Feb. 9 in the Homer Selby Board Room of the Clark Library authorize,!! the issuance of up to $18 million in bonds to finance the renovation of the University Center. "With room for over 600 students to live on campus and others spending more time here. we need an el\panded university center with the facilities and services to meet their needs," said Kay Reynolds, chair of the Shawnee State of University Board Trustees . ''The bonding approved by the Trustees today will provide the financing to add a new wing to the university center that will accommodate an el\panded cafeteria, meeting space for student organizations, and more recreational opportunities." Because the payment of the bonds will be supported by a new student fee the interest rate paid by the university will be lower than for bonds not hacked by a source of revenue. 'The new fee came out of di scussions between student government leaders. who put a high priority on renovating th.: universit y center, and President Morris," said Kelly Hatas. president of the Shawnee State University Swdent Government Association . "I supported a $1 SO per semester fee because I believe the expanded uni "ersity center will be a tremendous asset to the university and the students." During the meeting the trustees also approved the ·calendar for the 2007-08 academic year, the first during which the uni versity will be operating (>n a semester schedule. "The faculty and staff have worked verv hard to make the transition to the · semester schedule as smooth as possible . The Trustees· approval of the new academic calendar brings us one step closer to making all their preparati on a reality." said Shawnee State University president Rita Rice Morris. For 2007-08 fall semester classes will begin on Aug. 27 . with final s concluding on Dec. 19. The spring semester will run from Jan. 14 to May 9. Commencement will be held on Saturday. May 10. "By moving to a seme, . ter schedule students w iII have more time to adjt"t to the rigors of a un ivers itv education . and faculty members will have more time to guide their students to academic success: · said Morris . (depending on your support) We Will Be Celebrating Our 9th Birthday d l' • By Rolling Back Adm~ssTiohn ~ & Concession Prices .o e Same As They Were On , Friday February The 13th, 1998 .-1 Small Pop ... Only $1.00 Small Popcorn ... Only $1.00 �OPINION The Daily Sentinel ,The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflic" General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make rro laav respecting an establishmerrt of religion, or prohibiting tl1e free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or tl1e right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for 11 redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday, Feb. 14. the 45th day of 2007. There are 320 days lett in the year. This is Valentine's Day. Today's Highlight in History : On Feb. 14. 1929, the "St. Valentine 's Day Massacre" took place in a Chicago garage as seven rivals of AI Capone's gang were gunned down . On this date: In 1778, the American ship Ranger carried the recently adopted Star and Stripes to a foreign port for the lirst time as it arrived in France. In 1859. Oregon was admitted to the Union as the 33rd state. In 1894. comedian Jack Benny was born Benjamin Kubelsky in Waukegan, Ill. · In 1895. Oscar Wilde's tina! play, "The Importance of Being Earnest," opened at the St. James ' Theatre in London. In 1903, the Department of Commerce and Labor was established. (It was divided into separate departments of Commerce and Labor in 1913.) In 1962, lirst lady Jacqueline Kennedy conducted a televised tour of the White House. In 1979, Adolph Dubs, the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan, was kidnapped in Kabul by Muslim extremists and killed in a shootout betwe.en his abductors and police. In 1989, Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini called on Muslims to kill Salman Rushdie, author of "The Satanic Verses." a novel condemned as blasphemous. Five years ago: Launching his defense against war crimes charges, former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic justilied his actions as a "struggle against terrorism" and said he was a victim of twisted facts and "terrible fabrication." ·Enron executive Sherron Watkins told a House subcommit'tee it was common knowledge at the company that partner'ships were used improperly to hide debt and inflate protits. The House voted to ban unregulated contributions to national political parties. Today's Birthdays: TV personality Hugh Downs is 86. Actress-singer Florence Henderson is 73. Country singer Razzy Bailey is 68. Jazz musician Maceo Parker is 64. Movie director Alan Parker is 63. Journalist Carl Bernstein is 63. Sen. Judd Gregg, R-N.H., is 60. TV personality Pat O' Brien is 59. Magician Teller (Penn and Teller) is 59. Cajun singer-musician Michael Doucet (Beausoleil) is 56. Actor Ken Wahl is 50. Opera singer Renee Fleming is 48. Actress Meg Tilly is 47. Singer-producer Dwayne Wiggins is 46. Actor Enrico Colantoni is 44. Actor Zach Galligan is 43. Rock musician Ricky Wolking (The Nixons) is 41. Tennis player Manuela Maleeva is 40. Rock musician Kevin Baldes (Lit) is 35. Rock singer Rob Thomas (Matchbox 1\venty) is 35. Actor Freddie Highmore is 15. Thought for Today: ·'A lady of 47 who has been married 27 years and has six children knows what love really is and once described it for me like this: 'Love is what you've been ·through with somebody."' - James Thurber, American humorist (1894-1961). At my position as transDear Editor: portal ion director of Archery deer season Eastern Loca l School should be open in Ohio District, it is par1 of my starting early in the first or job to check road condisecond week in 1ions after or during September. and run inclement weather. through Jan. 31. Recently, we have had Kentucky already starts our share of bad weather early in September. and I have been over most Delaware the first week in of the roads in our distric1 September and runs several times. I would like through Jan . 3 I, and has to express my gratitude to for years . Older men and all of the hard working women like to hunt when state, county and township weather is ben cr. Ice bags supervisors. trustees and work good on your deer on workers who have gotten a warm day. out on the roads recently Big bu cks like to come to keep them passable for out in the fields in the rest of us. It is a danSeptember to show them- gerous job. After the most recent selves. To be fair to the bow snow storm within 12 hunter, youth hunt for deer hours most of the roads in should be the third week - our district were passable. end of October, not in Our appreciation for all of November. Ohio is the your hard work on a very best place I ever hunted dangerous and most of the for deer. I have hunted time thankless job. several states. Keep up the good work. Marlin Wolfe Arch Rose Rutland Long Bottom • The Daily Sentinel (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Published every aftemoon, Monday Our main concern in all stories is to through Friday, 111 Court Street, be accurate. If you know of an error Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class : in a story, call the newsroom al (740) postage paid at Pomeroy. : 992-2156. Our main number Ia (740) 992·2156. Member: The Associated Press and the Ohio Newspaper Association . Po11maater: Send address correction5 to The Da1ly Sentinel, 111 Court Street, Pomero~. Ohio 45769. Department extensions are: Subscription Rates News ' : EdHor: Chanene Hoeflich. Ext. 12 · Reporter: Brian Reed, Ext. 14 Reporter: Beth Sergent, Ext. 13 By carrlar or motor route One month '10.27 OM year '115.84 Dally 50' Senior Citizen rates One month '10.27 One year '103.90 Sl.t>scttlers shOUd remit in acMmce Advertising direct to the Daly Sentinel. No subOutalde Slle•: Dave Harris, Ext 15 scription by mail permitted in areas Outolde Soles: Brenda Davis, Ext 16 where home carrier se!Vice is availCI... JCirc.: Judy Clark. Ext. 10 able General Manager Chanene Hoeflich. Ext. 12 E-mail: news 0 mydailysentinel.com w.e: www.mydaitysenlin&l .com Mall Subscription lnolde Melga County 13 Weeks '32.26 26 Weeks '64.20 52 Weeks '127.11 Outolde Melga County 13 Weeks '53.55 26 Weeks '107.10 52 Weeks '214 .21 www .mydailysentinel.com who dispatches information to them ends the conversation with "You be careful out there." I have heard them talking all Dear Editor: Once again, we need to hours of the day getting to express our appreciation the roads as quickly as for the people who work possible. for . our Meig s County If only all entrlles Highway Department. Since I am a teacher. I would work together as have been home se veral they do, we would be fordays due to closed tunate indeeo. I never schools because of the heard a £rump, a groan, a snow and ic'e. Therefore . I moan about their task s. have been entertained by What I did hear was, listening to the ~canner to "O kay. I' ll ge t it done." hear about road condiI was on my morning tions, etc. run · the other morning I know of no other ( group of people who work tha1 day we had no temso well , so diligently, and perature at all), and a cooperate with each other county truck spreading to the extent that the peo- cinders (I think) passed ple who work to keep our me while I was plodding roads in as safe a condi- along . I waved ·and he tion as possible do. When honked . You know what? asked about their status It was a happy honk. out on a road 1hey are God bless each and working on, you can tell they are concerned about every one of you ljl the Meigs County Highway doing the job right. . I never hear a complaint Department. Carla Shuler when asked to get one Long Bottom more road; the person Martha Frances WoHe RACINE - Martha Frances Wolfe, 93, Racine , Ohio, passed away at I :37 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 13. 2007 in the Four Wrnds Nursing Facility, Jackson, Ohio. Born January 25, 1914 in Beaver, Pa. she was the daughter of the late Harvey and Martha Lula Werling Ours. She was a homemaker and member of the Nazarene Church. She taught Sunday school. was a Church Board member and was long time treasurer at the former Racine Nazarene Church. She married Dory M. Wolfe in 1935 in Syracuse and he preceded in death on Nov. 12, 1985 as well as one son, Roland Wolfe. a granddaughter, Janelle Wolfe, a grandson, Jeffrey A. Wolfe. sisters, Mary Householder and Olive Wolfe, and two brothers, Harvey- Ours and Russell Ours and a daughter-in-law, Carol Wolfe. Surviving are two sons, Morris (Joyce) Wolfe, Bidwell and Cecii"Ed" (Sharon) Wolfe, Jackson, Ohio; Five grandchildren, Daniel E. (Pam) Wolfe, Ashley Wolfe, Jamie (Melissa) Wolfe. Christina Leavitt and Debra (Mike) Devore; 12 great grandchildren, a daughter-in-law, Freda Wolfe, Bradley, Ill .; two sisters-in-law, Elsie Ours, -Dunbar, W.Va. and Leona Cline, Waterford; and a brother-in-law, Glenroy Wolfe, Columbia Station, Ohio. Funeral services will be I I a.m. Saturday, Feb. 17, 2007 in the Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine. Officiating will be Rev. Eugene Hannon and Rev. Jim Lusher. Interment will be in Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made in Martha's memory to the Gideons International. Envelopes will be provided at the funeral home. Local Briefs JINGLE JINGLE JINGlE JINGlE JIN6[E JINGLE JINGLE JINGtE ~ GALLIPOLIS - The Feb. 19 meetin~ of the GalliaJackson-Meigs Board of Alcohol, Drug Add1ction and Mental Health Services has been canceled and rescheduled for 7 p.m .. March 19 at the board office, 53 Shawnee Lane, Gallipolis. ' JIN6tE JINGLE For the Record Marriage licenses JINGLE JINGLE POMEROY -Marriage licenses were issued in Meigs County Probate Court to William Owen Ramsey, 16, Middleport, and Morgan Elaine Wilson. 19, Middleport, and to Daniel Scott Bable, 25, Middleport, and Ann Marie Kauff, 24, Middleport. Pollee report MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Police Department investigated 19 incidents and five auto accidents in January, and Mayor's Court processed 18 traffic cases and I 6 misdemeanor cases, according to a monthly report to village council issued by Police Chief Bruce Swift. Patrol cars were driven 3,376 miles and used 349.4 gallons of fuel. The department also assisted the county sheriff's department with two search warrants in drug cases. NEW DOlLAR JINGlE COl~ JINGlE ~INGLE JIN6lE JIN6LE JINGlE The only thing more predictable than the pre-game hype over the Super Bowl is the post-game hype about which commercials worked and which didn't. The winners of this year's Nobel Prize won't get a millionth of the ink that GoDaddy.com commercial will . When the Nobel Prize people start advertising on the Super Bowl, it will be worth talking about. Until then, they're about as newsworthy as Mr. Blackwell's yearly ten worst-dressed list. The commercials rated most watchable by some polls were the Budweiser commercials. At $2.6 million a pop. Bud ran live of them. Now. here's my question. What bever'lge do you think most people watching the game at home were drinking? Tea? Coffee? Bottled water? White-wine spritzers? Or beer'! So Budweiser just spent $13 million (plus whatever it cost to make the ads) to tell people who were probably already drinking their product to buy their product. Smart. Well. it must >have sounded smart after a few six packs. Otherwise. it's pretty stupid. There's only so much beer you can drink on any one day. There are 13 million better ways JINGLE Jim Mullen to spend their advertising money. FedEx spent their $2.6 million explaining that FedEx Ground service sounded slow but really isn't. Basically they were saying they had a product with a lousy name, as if FedEx had nothing to do with coming up with such a stupid name. So why not name it something that doesn't ~ound slow? Like Xtreme Ground or Ground Speed or Terrefirma Blitzkrieg. Whoever came up with the n.ame FedEx Ground owes the company two and a half million dollars. Let me guess: WliS it your company president? Another highly rated ad was for Ooritos. More advertising to the choir. "What do you say. dear. that instead of pate and caviar. we try corn chips at the Super Bowl next yearry I know it's a radical idea. but I say. tr<~dition be damned, let 's have chips! And maybe guacamole." Did you notice there were no guacamole ads on the Super Bowl'' Because someone at guac central was smart enough to tigure out if there was one day in the entire year you don't need to tell people about guacamole. it's Super Bowl Sunday. The pizza delivery places have figured that out, too. But not Coke and Pepsi. It seems to me that if you advertise to people who are not already buying your products, you would get a bigger bang for your buck. I know, I know, you're thinking that people in advertising are smart. they know what they're doing. they do all kinds of research. they really know what they are talking about. Nonsense. Advertising agencies are all run by 24year-old egomaniacs. Or middle-aged egomaniacs pretending they are 24 · Any ad on the Super Bowl will get results - how big of a genius do you have to be to figure that out? But is it the smartest way to spend $2.6. million in 30 seconds? . Maybe giving away 26 $100,000 literary prizes would get just as much publicity. Just one $100,000 priLe would make it one of the most prestigious COLUMBUS - It's the question that has dogged Ohio's S'chool-funding light for years: how much does i1 cost to give the state's children a good education" A national policy group on Tuesday renewed calls to ligure out the price tag, while a separate legislative analysis ·pegged a possible cost at $1.8 billion over two years. "Financial support for principals. teachers. and students is the bedrock of the system, but it is well established that Ohio's school funding system is broken," said a report by the national policy group, Washington. D.C.-based Achieve Inc . Upping the ante on school-funding reform, the House and Senate on Tuesday announced they were reserving the first bill introduced this year - historically the Legislature's most important issue - for Gov. Ted Strickland's school-funding plan. from PageA1 mandated, we need to enforce it," Craig said. Village Administrator Bradford Anderson reported on repair work now underway at the bulk water facility on Park Street. A water leak at the facility has forced it · to close until repairs can be made. Customers purchasing bulk water ar the facility must now go to Rutland or Gallipolis to do so, he said. Anderson also said the street committee met to discuss a safety issue at Mid- Valley Christian School, discussed at the last meeting. School Administrator Brenda Barnhart said she is concerned about the safety of students when their parents pick them up after school, and when they cross North Second Avenue to attend chapel and other activities at Rejoicing Life Church. Anderson said temporary signage has been ordered to advise motorists to use caution in the area. and said the committee will pursue gran1 funding through the Ohio Department of Transportation's Safe Routes to School program landlords who don't pay the rental inspection fee could be subject to a maximum penalty for noncompliance from PageA1 of$100 per day, a fee which this would be fair to the is the same for any noncompeople who've already paid pliance of existing village ordinances. the fee on time. When a renter moves out Proffitt also said he want- the landlord is expected to ed to be clear his depart- pay to have the property ment is not receiving any mspected again before a proceeds from the inspec- new tenant can move in. If tion fees that go into the vil- the renter stays, the landlord lage's general fund, not to is required to pay the fee lrom PageA1 the police department. annually followed by the Landlords with rental inspection. with hunting deer with the properties in Pomeroy are The inspections are large- aid of a motor vehicle, asked to pay the $25 rental ly based on standards used transporlin~ a loaded inspection fee at which time by the United States Oflice firearm wtthin a motor they will get on a list for of Housing and Urban vehicle. hunting without Pomeroy Code Enforcement Development. Landlords permission , taking more Officer Ronnie Spaun to can look over what will be than one wild turkey per schedule an inspection . The inspected in the ordnance day, hunting turkey without permit fee is $25 per proper- which, like the rental fee a wild turkey permit, failure ty or if there are more than inspection form, is available to tag wild turkey, providfour units on the property in the Pomeroy Water ing false information to a Office in the Pomeroy check station, hunting deer the fee is $20 per unit. without a deer permit, four After March I, those Municipal Building. Deadline Charges JIN~lE JINGLE WELSH-HUGGINS ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Levy Meeting canceled JINGlE JINGlE JINGLE - awards, overnight. Maybe donating $2.6 million to a college scholarship fund might get some good publicity. from a crowd that may hot already be consuming two six packs of your product a day. Molson and Sam Adams didn't advertise on the Super . Bowl this year. Yet their stocks are doing better than Bud's this year. What do they know that Budweiser doesn't? To me the most interesting commercial on the Super Bowl was for Revlon's Not Fade Away hair color, starring Sheryl Crow. Post-game focus groups made up of beerdrinking. Dori1os-eating, FedEx Ground-using men rated the ad near the bottom, bu1 I wonder how the 35 million women who watched the Super Bowl rated it'' Maybe they appreciated the fact that Revlon was willing 10 spend $2 _6 million dollars to reach out and talk to them outside of ""'Omen's shows" and "n women's magazines." (Jim Mulle11 is tire author of "It 1i1k~s a Village Idiot: Comp/i('(lling the Simple Life" and "Baby's First J(,ttoo. " You cwr reach him at jim_mullell@m,IW(I\~com) The Daily Sentinel • Page As Obituaries Bv ANDREW Super bore -commercials : Letters 10 the editor are welcome. Tiler should be less 'than 300 words. All letters are :w bject to .Niiting, must he signed, and include address and telephone number No .un.,igned letters will he publiJhed. Letters should be in ,good taste, addressing issues. not persmwlities. Letters of :rhanks 10 organizations and i11dividuals will nor be II('Ceptoed for publication. Correction Polley VVednesday,February14,2007 READERS' VIEWS Appreciates Great job Need longer attitude hunting season Dear Editor: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Reader Services PageA4 Wednesday, February 14, 2007 "We are taking a meaningful step and demonstrating our serious intent to work with the governor to resolve hi s concerns over the school funding system in our slate," said Hou se Speaker Jon Husted. The announcement was a less-than-veiled challenge to Strickland, a Democrat who has said that he 'll have failed as governor if he doesn't fix Ohio's school -funding system . But Strickland has also said he won 't include that solution in' his upcoming two-year budget. That news has frustrated Husted, who has questioned why Strickland wouldn't pursue a school-funding lix in the bigges1 spending plan of the next two years . ';We are hopeful the governor will include his school funding plan as a portion of the state budget. but if he is unable to do so. we have reserved the top spot in our process as a vehicle for his ideas," said Husted, a Kettering Republican . Strickland said he was puzzled by the announce- ment and said he hadn't been consulted beforehand. He said he's not changing his position that he needs time to develop a plan that will be acceptable to the Republican Legislature. teachers ' unions. businesses and others. "What I am rejecting i; the same old tired politically polarizing approach to this problem," Strickland said. "I'm trying 10 lay out a process that will hopefully lead to some kind of consensus." The state 's nonpartisan Legislative Service Co!)lmission arrived at the $1.8 billion price tag after analyzing a proposed constitutional amendmen1 at Husted's request . The proposed amendment would declare a high-quality public education a fundamental right of every ·Ohio child and gradually reduce the local share of expenses for schools and increase the state share. Husted said it was important for Ohioans to know the amendment comes with a cost. for other safety measures. Anderson said Police Chief Bruce Swift plans to meet with ODOT staff to discuss how similar problems have been addressed in other communities. Council President Stephen Houchins inquired about the replacement of the traffic light· at the intersection of North Second Avenue and Race Street, and Anderson said the replacement of the light was unlikely .because of problems collecting from the driver of the truck who tore the light down. Craig asked why a citation to mayor's court had not been issued to the owners of a Beech Street prop- · erty, which Mayor Sandy lannarelli had ordered be cleaned up, and asked that the owners be fined for failure to comply. Council also: • Approved monthly reports from the finance committee, income tax department, public works department and refuse. • Approved the mayor's report of fees and tines collected in January, in the amount of $3,218.20. • Excused Councilman Jeff Peckham from the meeting. Also pre se nt were Council members Robert Robinson, Sandy Brown, and Ferman Moore. counts of failure to temporary tag deer, four counts of failure to check deer and hunting outside of legal shooting times. Cundiff appeared in Meigs County Court on Monday. Chamber from PageA1 Development Group hopes the outward beauttfication efforts which include everything from period street lighting to trees to a possible walking path will hopefully help attract new businesses and customers. Gerlach said when all is said and done the revitalization of downtown Middleport may end up costing around $1.5 million which is why the development group is currently applying for grants for match money. Gerlach pointed out none of the revitalization efforts such as the streetscape plan has cost the village any money. As for a Middleport walking ~ath, Gerlach said it was insp1red by the success of the one in Pomeroy and that $200,000 had been obtained to install Middlport's own walking trail along the river. This first phase would begin around Dairy Queen, follow the river onto Leading reek and eventually end near the proposed Underground Railroad Trail. The second phase would take the trail form the river to General Hartinger Parkway to Ohio 7 where it would tie in1o that Underground Railroad Trail if its ever funded. The third and linal pha~e may include connecting the trail with Pomeroy via the new Pomeroy Mason Bridge which will provide "enhancements" such a' a pedestrian walkway with Mason, W.Va. showing an interest in possibly picking up the trail on the o~ide. Gerlach said the "h could be close to 2 cents on the sales tax or a devastating increase in income taxes, bo1h of which Ohro can't afford right now." Husted said Tuesday. Jim Betts. a spokesman for the group pushing the amendment. said the shift of the financial burden from sc hools to the state would take place over six years and no1 be fully in place until 20 17 . "To suggest that it is an immediate requirement that would require immediate tax increases is just not true," said Betts, spokesman for the Campaign for Ohio's Future, which includes education organizations, teachers unions and school districts. Tuesday's Achieve report said something must be done to reduce the number of local levies and close the gap between rich and poor districts . The $500,000 report funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation also said Ohio lacks basic information about how districts spend money. Ohio Department of Transportation is also supportive of the trail in Middleport traveling Ohio 7 along the bypass and then going back into Pomeroy to connect with that village's existing trail. Also attending the meeting' were members of The French Chorders Ladies. Quartet which sang Valentine's Day favorites for the chamber members, ending with a version of the pop classic , "One Fine Day." The quartet is actively seeking members who wish to join their larger chorus which meets at 6:30p.m. on Tuesdays at the Senior Center in Gallipolis. Call Suzy Parker at 992-5555 or Bev Alberchinski at 4462476 for more information. In other chamber announcements: A ribbon cutting for Riverview Chiropractic Center, 236 East Main Street, Pomeroy, will be held at I :30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 22, light refreshments. American Municipal Power-Ohio open house, 4-6 p.m. on Thursday, March 29 at its office at I 24 West Main Street, Pomeroy, refreshments served. call Pany Pickens at 992-3040 to confirm. Coffee. commerce and conversations. 8 a.m .. Fridays, chamber office. Jeff Fleck of Pleasant Valley Hospital announced he was leaving for anolhec job, introducing Matt Thomas as his replacement. Chamber President Hal Kneen thanked the Pomeroy McDonalds for providing lunch and Christi Eblin of the Pomeroy Library for providing the space for the meeting . Heart Fair Dinner from PageA1 and forgiveness necessary to hold people together. Padgett attributed . those traits to President Bush who, noting that he has embraced that tone with the Democrat-controled U.S. House and Senate. In conclusion Padgett said that Lincoln's birthday is celebrated because he is credited with making the United States "the most stable country in the world. We are a nation indivisible, we are a democracy preserved .. by a war. Also speaking briefly at the dinner was Rep. Jimmy Stewart and Marilyn Ashcraft, district representative for State Audilor Mary Taylor with offices in Athens. Dale Colburn. executive chairman, gave the welcome and Marty Cline emceed the program following the dinner. County officials w~re recognized. along wrth Craig Wehrung who plans to • Blood Pressure Scr·eenin • Cholesterol & Glucose Screenings (Non-Fasting) • Body Fat Analysis • Heart Healthy Food Information • Smoking Cessation Info • Holzer Cardiovascular . Institute Information • And Much More!! Representative Jimmy Stewart tile <1 petition of candidacy for the position of mayor of Middleport . Numerous door prizes were awarded . Special Presentation at 12 Noon Women and Heart Disease bv Michael A. Englund. DO. Cardiologist Holzer Cardiovascular Institute A box lunch. pr~wided by Pfizer Phannaceuticals. will be available �OPINION The Daily Sentinel ,The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflic" General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make rro laav respecting an establishmerrt of religion, or prohibiting tl1e free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or tl1e right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for 11 redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday, Feb. 14. the 45th day of 2007. There are 320 days lett in the year. This is Valentine's Day. Today's Highlight in History : On Feb. 14. 1929, the "St. Valentine 's Day Massacre" took place in a Chicago garage as seven rivals of AI Capone's gang were gunned down . On this date: In 1778, the American ship Ranger carried the recently adopted Star and Stripes to a foreign port for the lirst time as it arrived in France. In 1859. Oregon was admitted to the Union as the 33rd state. In 1894. comedian Jack Benny was born Benjamin Kubelsky in Waukegan, Ill. · In 1895. Oscar Wilde's tina! play, "The Importance of Being Earnest," opened at the St. James ' Theatre in London. In 1903, the Department of Commerce and Labor was established. (It was divided into separate departments of Commerce and Labor in 1913.) In 1962, lirst lady Jacqueline Kennedy conducted a televised tour of the White House. In 1979, Adolph Dubs, the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan, was kidnapped in Kabul by Muslim extremists and killed in a shootout betwe.en his abductors and police. In 1989, Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini called on Muslims to kill Salman Rushdie, author of "The Satanic Verses." a novel condemned as blasphemous. Five years ago: Launching his defense against war crimes charges, former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic justilied his actions as a "struggle against terrorism" and said he was a victim of twisted facts and "terrible fabrication." ·Enron executive Sherron Watkins told a House subcommit'tee it was common knowledge at the company that partner'ships were used improperly to hide debt and inflate protits. The House voted to ban unregulated contributions to national political parties. Today's Birthdays: TV personality Hugh Downs is 86. Actress-singer Florence Henderson is 73. Country singer Razzy Bailey is 68. Jazz musician Maceo Parker is 64. Movie director Alan Parker is 63. Journalist Carl Bernstein is 63. Sen. Judd Gregg, R-N.H., is 60. TV personality Pat O' Brien is 59. Magician Teller (Penn and Teller) is 59. Cajun singer-musician Michael Doucet (Beausoleil) is 56. Actor Ken Wahl is 50. Opera singer Renee Fleming is 48. Actress Meg Tilly is 47. Singer-producer Dwayne Wiggins is 46. Actor Enrico Colantoni is 44. Actor Zach Galligan is 43. Rock musician Ricky Wolking (The Nixons) is 41. Tennis player Manuela Maleeva is 40. Rock musician Kevin Baldes (Lit) is 35. Rock singer Rob Thomas (Matchbox 1\venty) is 35. Actor Freddie Highmore is 15. Thought for Today: ·'A lady of 47 who has been married 27 years and has six children knows what love really is and once described it for me like this: 'Love is what you've been ·through with somebody."' - James Thurber, American humorist (1894-1961). At my position as transDear Editor: portal ion director of Archery deer season Eastern Loca l School should be open in Ohio District, it is par1 of my starting early in the first or job to check road condisecond week in 1ions after or during September. and run inclement weather. through Jan. 31. Recently, we have had Kentucky already starts our share of bad weather early in September. and I have been over most Delaware the first week in of the roads in our distric1 September and runs several times. I would like through Jan . 3 I, and has to express my gratitude to for years . Older men and all of the hard working women like to hunt when state, county and township weather is ben cr. Ice bags supervisors. trustees and work good on your deer on workers who have gotten a warm day. out on the roads recently Big bu cks like to come to keep them passable for out in the fields in the rest of us. It is a danSeptember to show them- gerous job. After the most recent selves. To be fair to the bow snow storm within 12 hunter, youth hunt for deer hours most of the roads in should be the third week - our district were passable. end of October, not in Our appreciation for all of November. Ohio is the your hard work on a very best place I ever hunted dangerous and most of the for deer. I have hunted time thankless job. several states. Keep up the good work. Marlin Wolfe Arch Rose Rutland Long Bottom • The Daily Sentinel (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Published every aftemoon, Monday Our main concern in all stories is to through Friday, 111 Court Street, be accurate. If you know of an error Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class : in a story, call the newsroom al (740) postage paid at Pomeroy. : 992-2156. Our main number Ia (740) 992·2156. Member: The Associated Press and the Ohio Newspaper Association . Po11maater: Send address correction5 to The Da1ly Sentinel, 111 Court Street, Pomero~. Ohio 45769. Department extensions are: Subscription Rates News ' : EdHor: Chanene Hoeflich. Ext. 12 · Reporter: Brian Reed, Ext. 14 Reporter: Beth Sergent, Ext. 13 By carrlar or motor route One month '10.27 OM year '115.84 Dally 50' Senior Citizen rates One month '10.27 One year '103.90 Sl.t>scttlers shOUd remit in acMmce Advertising direct to the Daly Sentinel. No subOutalde Slle•: Dave Harris, Ext 15 scription by mail permitted in areas Outolde Soles: Brenda Davis, Ext 16 where home carrier se!Vice is availCI... JCirc.: Judy Clark. Ext. 10 able General Manager Chanene Hoeflich. Ext. 12 E-mail: news 0 mydailysentinel.com w.e: www.mydaitysenlin&l .com Mall Subscription lnolde Melga County 13 Weeks '32.26 26 Weeks '64.20 52 Weeks '127.11 Outolde Melga County 13 Weeks '53.55 26 Weeks '107.10 52 Weeks '214 .21 www .mydailysentinel.com who dispatches information to them ends the conversation with "You be careful out there." I have heard them talking all Dear Editor: Once again, we need to hours of the day getting to express our appreciation the roads as quickly as for the people who work possible. for . our Meig s County If only all entrlles Highway Department. Since I am a teacher. I would work together as have been home se veral they do, we would be fordays due to closed tunate indeeo. I never schools because of the heard a £rump, a groan, a snow and ic'e. Therefore . I moan about their task s. have been entertained by What I did hear was, listening to the ~canner to "O kay. I' ll ge t it done." hear about road condiI was on my morning tions, etc. run · the other morning I know of no other ( group of people who work tha1 day we had no temso well , so diligently, and perature at all), and a cooperate with each other county truck spreading to the extent that the peo- cinders (I think) passed ple who work to keep our me while I was plodding roads in as safe a condi- along . I waved ·and he tion as possible do. When honked . You know what? asked about their status It was a happy honk. out on a road 1hey are God bless each and working on, you can tell they are concerned about every one of you ljl the Meigs County Highway doing the job right. . I never hear a complaint Department. Carla Shuler when asked to get one Long Bottom more road; the person Martha Frances WoHe RACINE - Martha Frances Wolfe, 93, Racine , Ohio, passed away at I :37 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 13. 2007 in the Four Wrnds Nursing Facility, Jackson, Ohio. Born January 25, 1914 in Beaver, Pa. she was the daughter of the late Harvey and Martha Lula Werling Ours. She was a homemaker and member of the Nazarene Church. She taught Sunday school. was a Church Board member and was long time treasurer at the former Racine Nazarene Church. She married Dory M. Wolfe in 1935 in Syracuse and he preceded in death on Nov. 12, 1985 as well as one son, Roland Wolfe. a granddaughter, Janelle Wolfe, a grandson, Jeffrey A. Wolfe. sisters, Mary Householder and Olive Wolfe, and two brothers, Harvey- Ours and Russell Ours and a daughter-in-law, Carol Wolfe. Surviving are two sons, Morris (Joyce) Wolfe, Bidwell and Cecii"Ed" (Sharon) Wolfe, Jackson, Ohio; Five grandchildren, Daniel E. (Pam) Wolfe, Ashley Wolfe, Jamie (Melissa) Wolfe. Christina Leavitt and Debra (Mike) Devore; 12 great grandchildren, a daughter-in-law, Freda Wolfe, Bradley, Ill .; two sisters-in-law, Elsie Ours, -Dunbar, W.Va. and Leona Cline, Waterford; and a brother-in-law, Glenroy Wolfe, Columbia Station, Ohio. Funeral services will be I I a.m. Saturday, Feb. 17, 2007 in the Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine. Officiating will be Rev. Eugene Hannon and Rev. Jim Lusher. Interment will be in Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made in Martha's memory to the Gideons International. Envelopes will be provided at the funeral home. Local Briefs JINGLE JINGLE JINGlE JINGlE JIN6[E JINGLE JINGLE JINGtE ~ GALLIPOLIS - The Feb. 19 meetin~ of the GalliaJackson-Meigs Board of Alcohol, Drug Add1ction and Mental Health Services has been canceled and rescheduled for 7 p.m .. March 19 at the board office, 53 Shawnee Lane, Gallipolis. ' JIN6tE JINGLE For the Record Marriage licenses JINGLE JINGLE POMEROY -Marriage licenses were issued in Meigs County Probate Court to William Owen Ramsey, 16, Middleport, and Morgan Elaine Wilson. 19, Middleport, and to Daniel Scott Bable, 25, Middleport, and Ann Marie Kauff, 24, Middleport. Pollee report MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Police Department investigated 19 incidents and five auto accidents in January, and Mayor's Court processed 18 traffic cases and I 6 misdemeanor cases, according to a monthly report to village council issued by Police Chief Bruce Swift. Patrol cars were driven 3,376 miles and used 349.4 gallons of fuel. The department also assisted the county sheriff's department with two search warrants in drug cases. NEW DOlLAR JINGlE COl~ JINGlE ~INGLE JIN6lE JIN6LE JINGlE The only thing more predictable than the pre-game hype over the Super Bowl is the post-game hype about which commercials worked and which didn't. The winners of this year's Nobel Prize won't get a millionth of the ink that GoDaddy.com commercial will . When the Nobel Prize people start advertising on the Super Bowl, it will be worth talking about. Until then, they're about as newsworthy as Mr. Blackwell's yearly ten worst-dressed list. The commercials rated most watchable by some polls were the Budweiser commercials. At $2.6 million a pop. Bud ran live of them. Now. here's my question. What bever'lge do you think most people watching the game at home were drinking? Tea? Coffee? Bottled water? White-wine spritzers? Or beer'! So Budweiser just spent $13 million (plus whatever it cost to make the ads) to tell people who were probably already drinking their product to buy their product. Smart. Well. it must >have sounded smart after a few six packs. Otherwise. it's pretty stupid. There's only so much beer you can drink on any one day. There are 13 million better ways JINGLE Jim Mullen to spend their advertising money. FedEx spent their $2.6 million explaining that FedEx Ground service sounded slow but really isn't. Basically they were saying they had a product with a lousy name, as if FedEx had nothing to do with coming up with such a stupid name. So why not name it something that doesn't ~ound slow? Like Xtreme Ground or Ground Speed or Terrefirma Blitzkrieg. Whoever came up with the n.ame FedEx Ground owes the company two and a half million dollars. Let me guess: WliS it your company president? Another highly rated ad was for Ooritos. More advertising to the choir. "What do you say. dear. that instead of pate and caviar. we try corn chips at the Super Bowl next yearry I know it's a radical idea. but I say. tr<~dition be damned, let 's have chips! And maybe guacamole." Did you notice there were no guacamole ads on the Super Bowl'' Because someone at guac central was smart enough to tigure out if there was one day in the entire year you don't need to tell people about guacamole. it's Super Bowl Sunday. The pizza delivery places have figured that out, too. But not Coke and Pepsi. It seems to me that if you advertise to people who are not already buying your products, you would get a bigger bang for your buck. I know, I know, you're thinking that people in advertising are smart. they know what they're doing. they do all kinds of research. they really know what they are talking about. Nonsense. Advertising agencies are all run by 24year-old egomaniacs. Or middle-aged egomaniacs pretending they are 24 · Any ad on the Super Bowl will get results - how big of a genius do you have to be to figure that out? But is it the smartest way to spend $2.6. million in 30 seconds? . Maybe giving away 26 $100,000 literary prizes would get just as much publicity. Just one $100,000 priLe would make it one of the most prestigious COLUMBUS - It's the question that has dogged Ohio's S'chool-funding light for years: how much does i1 cost to give the state's children a good education" A national policy group on Tuesday renewed calls to ligure out the price tag, while a separate legislative analysis ·pegged a possible cost at $1.8 billion over two years. "Financial support for principals. teachers. and students is the bedrock of the system, but it is well established that Ohio's school funding system is broken," said a report by the national policy group, Washington. D.C.-based Achieve Inc . Upping the ante on school-funding reform, the House and Senate on Tuesday announced they were reserving the first bill introduced this year - historically the Legislature's most important issue - for Gov. Ted Strickland's school-funding plan. from PageA1 mandated, we need to enforce it," Craig said. Village Administrator Bradford Anderson reported on repair work now underway at the bulk water facility on Park Street. A water leak at the facility has forced it · to close until repairs can be made. Customers purchasing bulk water ar the facility must now go to Rutland or Gallipolis to do so, he said. Anderson also said the street committee met to discuss a safety issue at Mid- Valley Christian School, discussed at the last meeting. School Administrator Brenda Barnhart said she is concerned about the safety of students when their parents pick them up after school, and when they cross North Second Avenue to attend chapel and other activities at Rejoicing Life Church. Anderson said temporary signage has been ordered to advise motorists to use caution in the area. and said the committee will pursue gran1 funding through the Ohio Department of Transportation's Safe Routes to School program landlords who don't pay the rental inspection fee could be subject to a maximum penalty for noncompliance from PageA1 of$100 per day, a fee which this would be fair to the is the same for any noncompeople who've already paid pliance of existing village ordinances. the fee on time. When a renter moves out Proffitt also said he want- the landlord is expected to ed to be clear his depart- pay to have the property ment is not receiving any mspected again before a proceeds from the inspec- new tenant can move in. If tion fees that go into the vil- the renter stays, the landlord lage's general fund, not to is required to pay the fee lrom PageA1 the police department. annually followed by the Landlords with rental inspection. with hunting deer with the properties in Pomeroy are The inspections are large- aid of a motor vehicle, asked to pay the $25 rental ly based on standards used transporlin~ a loaded inspection fee at which time by the United States Oflice firearm wtthin a motor they will get on a list for of Housing and Urban vehicle. hunting without Pomeroy Code Enforcement Development. Landlords permission , taking more Officer Ronnie Spaun to can look over what will be than one wild turkey per schedule an inspection . The inspected in the ordnance day, hunting turkey without permit fee is $25 per proper- which, like the rental fee a wild turkey permit, failure ty or if there are more than inspection form, is available to tag wild turkey, providfour units on the property in the Pomeroy Water ing false information to a Office in the Pomeroy check station, hunting deer the fee is $20 per unit. without a deer permit, four After March I, those Municipal Building. Deadline Charges JIN~lE JINGLE WELSH-HUGGINS ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Levy Meeting canceled JINGlE JINGlE JINGLE - awards, overnight. Maybe donating $2.6 million to a college scholarship fund might get some good publicity. from a crowd that may hot already be consuming two six packs of your product a day. Molson and Sam Adams didn't advertise on the Super . Bowl this year. Yet their stocks are doing better than Bud's this year. What do they know that Budweiser doesn't? To me the most interesting commercial on the Super Bowl was for Revlon's Not Fade Away hair color, starring Sheryl Crow. Post-game focus groups made up of beerdrinking. Dori1os-eating, FedEx Ground-using men rated the ad near the bottom, bu1 I wonder how the 35 million women who watched the Super Bowl rated it'' Maybe they appreciated the fact that Revlon was willing 10 spend $2 _6 million dollars to reach out and talk to them outside of ""'Omen's shows" and "n women's magazines." (Jim Mulle11 is tire author of "It 1i1k~s a Village Idiot: Comp/i('(lling the Simple Life" and "Baby's First J(,ttoo. " You cwr reach him at jim_mullell@m,IW(I\~com) The Daily Sentinel • Page As Obituaries Bv ANDREW Super bore -commercials : Letters 10 the editor are welcome. Tiler should be less 'than 300 words. All letters are :w bject to .Niiting, must he signed, and include address and telephone number No .un.,igned letters will he publiJhed. Letters should be in ,good taste, addressing issues. not persmwlities. Letters of :rhanks 10 organizations and i11dividuals will nor be II('Ceptoed for publication. Correction Polley VVednesday,February14,2007 READERS' VIEWS Appreciates Great job Need longer attitude hunting season Dear Editor: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Reader Services PageA4 Wednesday, February 14, 2007 "We are taking a meaningful step and demonstrating our serious intent to work with the governor to resolve hi s concerns over the school funding system in our slate," said Hou se Speaker Jon Husted. The announcement was a less-than-veiled challenge to Strickland, a Democrat who has said that he 'll have failed as governor if he doesn't fix Ohio's school -funding system . But Strickland has also said he won 't include that solution in' his upcoming two-year budget. That news has frustrated Husted, who has questioned why Strickland wouldn't pursue a school-funding lix in the bigges1 spending plan of the next two years . ';We are hopeful the governor will include his school funding plan as a portion of the state budget. but if he is unable to do so. we have reserved the top spot in our process as a vehicle for his ideas," said Husted, a Kettering Republican . Strickland said he was puzzled by the announce- ment and said he hadn't been consulted beforehand. He said he's not changing his position that he needs time to develop a plan that will be acceptable to the Republican Legislature. teachers ' unions. businesses and others. "What I am rejecting i; the same old tired politically polarizing approach to this problem," Strickland said. "I'm trying 10 lay out a process that will hopefully lead to some kind of consensus." The state 's nonpartisan Legislative Service Co!)lmission arrived at the $1.8 billion price tag after analyzing a proposed constitutional amendmen1 at Husted's request . The proposed amendment would declare a high-quality public education a fundamental right of every ·Ohio child and gradually reduce the local share of expenses for schools and increase the state share. Husted said it was important for Ohioans to know the amendment comes with a cost. for other safety measures. Anderson said Police Chief Bruce Swift plans to meet with ODOT staff to discuss how similar problems have been addressed in other communities. Council President Stephen Houchins inquired about the replacement of the traffic light· at the intersection of North Second Avenue and Race Street, and Anderson said the replacement of the light was unlikely .because of problems collecting from the driver of the truck who tore the light down. Craig asked why a citation to mayor's court had not been issued to the owners of a Beech Street prop- · erty, which Mayor Sandy lannarelli had ordered be cleaned up, and asked that the owners be fined for failure to comply. Council also: • Approved monthly reports from the finance committee, income tax department, public works department and refuse. • Approved the mayor's report of fees and tines collected in January, in the amount of $3,218.20. • Excused Councilman Jeff Peckham from the meeting. Also pre se nt were Council members Robert Robinson, Sandy Brown, and Ferman Moore. counts of failure to temporary tag deer, four counts of failure to check deer and hunting outside of legal shooting times. Cundiff appeared in Meigs County Court on Monday. Chamber from PageA1 Development Group hopes the outward beauttfication efforts which include everything from period street lighting to trees to a possible walking path will hopefully help attract new businesses and customers. Gerlach said when all is said and done the revitalization of downtown Middleport may end up costing around $1.5 million which is why the development group is currently applying for grants for match money. Gerlach pointed out none of the revitalization efforts such as the streetscape plan has cost the village any money. As for a Middleport walking ~ath, Gerlach said it was insp1red by the success of the one in Pomeroy and that $200,000 had been obtained to install Middlport's own walking trail along the river. This first phase would begin around Dairy Queen, follow the river onto Leading reek and eventually end near the proposed Underground Railroad Trail. The second phase would take the trail form the river to General Hartinger Parkway to Ohio 7 where it would tie in1o that Underground Railroad Trail if its ever funded. The third and linal pha~e may include connecting the trail with Pomeroy via the new Pomeroy Mason Bridge which will provide "enhancements" such a' a pedestrian walkway with Mason, W.Va. showing an interest in possibly picking up the trail on the o~ide. Gerlach said the "h could be close to 2 cents on the sales tax or a devastating increase in income taxes, bo1h of which Ohro can't afford right now." Husted said Tuesday. Jim Betts. a spokesman for the group pushing the amendment. said the shift of the financial burden from sc hools to the state would take place over six years and no1 be fully in place until 20 17 . "To suggest that it is an immediate requirement that would require immediate tax increases is just not true," said Betts, spokesman for the Campaign for Ohio's Future, which includes education organizations, teachers unions and school districts. Tuesday's Achieve report said something must be done to reduce the number of local levies and close the gap between rich and poor districts . The $500,000 report funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation also said Ohio lacks basic information about how districts spend money. Ohio Department of Transportation is also supportive of the trail in Middleport traveling Ohio 7 along the bypass and then going back into Pomeroy to connect with that village's existing trail. Also attending the meeting' were members of The French Chorders Ladies. Quartet which sang Valentine's Day favorites for the chamber members, ending with a version of the pop classic , "One Fine Day." The quartet is actively seeking members who wish to join their larger chorus which meets at 6:30p.m. on Tuesdays at the Senior Center in Gallipolis. Call Suzy Parker at 992-5555 or Bev Alberchinski at 4462476 for more information. In other chamber announcements: A ribbon cutting for Riverview Chiropractic Center, 236 East Main Street, Pomeroy, will be held at I :30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 22, light refreshments. American Municipal Power-Ohio open house, 4-6 p.m. on Thursday, March 29 at its office at I 24 West Main Street, Pomeroy, refreshments served. call Pany Pickens at 992-3040 to confirm. Coffee. commerce and conversations. 8 a.m .. Fridays, chamber office. Jeff Fleck of Pleasant Valley Hospital announced he was leaving for anolhec job, introducing Matt Thomas as his replacement. Chamber President Hal Kneen thanked the Pomeroy McDonalds for providing lunch and Christi Eblin of the Pomeroy Library for providing the space for the meeting . Heart Fair Dinner from PageA1 and forgiveness necessary to hold people together. Padgett attributed . those traits to President Bush who, noting that he has embraced that tone with the Democrat-controled U.S. House and Senate. In conclusion Padgett said that Lincoln's birthday is celebrated because he is credited with making the United States "the most stable country in the world. We are a nation indivisible, we are a democracy preserved .. by a war. Also speaking briefly at the dinner was Rep. Jimmy Stewart and Marilyn Ashcraft, district representative for State Audilor Mary Taylor with offices in Athens. Dale Colburn. executive chairman, gave the welcome and Marty Cline emceed the program following the dinner. County officials w~re recognized. along wrth Craig Wehrung who plans to • Blood Pressure Scr·eenin • Cholesterol & Glucose Screenings (Non-Fasting) • Body Fat Analysis • Heart Healthy Food Information • Smoking Cessation Info • Holzer Cardiovascular . Institute Information • And Much More!! Representative Jimmy Stewart tile <1 petition of candidacy for the position of mayor of Middleport . Numerous door prizes were awarded . Special Presentation at 12 Noon Women and Heart Disease bv Michael A. Englund. DO. Cardiologist Holzer Cardiovascular Institute A box lunch. pr~wided by Pfizer Phannaceuticals. will be available �• Wednesday. February 14, 2007 www.mydailysentinel .com Page A6 - The Daily Sentinel Inside Bl The Daily Sentinel AP boys basketball poll, Page 82 Sectional toumey schedule, Page 82 Prep Notebook, Page 86 VVednesda~February LocAL SCHEDULE POMEROY - A sehodule ol upc:oiT)I(IQ coie9e and hiQtl SChool varsity sporting twenfs • Bob Manley- Always in my heart, forever on my mind, cause we've been special Valentines si11ce "1969" • Wife , Na11cy Manley Happy Valentine's Day McKenzie Mae Long! Loveya, Mommy&Chod rwoMog te&ms trom Ga.IM and Meigs counties Betty Manley: To see you once again ,I just can't wait. You've been my Valentine since 1948 Husband, O'Dell Manley Todly'a qamaa Glrla Tournament Baaketblll Alexander vs. River Valley (at Wellston). 6:15p.m. Trimble vs. Southern (at Athens). 7 p.m. Me1gs vs. ·Fairfield Union (at Alexander) , 8 p.m. Boya Bukotball Jackson at Ga!lia Academy, 6 p.m. Thuradov'a gom11 Boyo Bukotblll Athens at Gallia Academy, 7 p.m Whinney & Madison Council Happy Valentine's Day Girls Miss you, Love you lots Hugs & Kisses Snuggle Bug Thanks for the great life we have. Happy Valentine's Day /love you. ET Mamaw & Papaw Roush Glrta Tournament Baaketblill Lori To the girl that stole my heart. I will love you as long as I live. Finding you was the best day o my life. Love,Ken11 South Gallla vs. Green (at Athens). 6:15p.m. Akron zips past Bobcats, 79-48 Re~a, AKR,ON (AP) - Dru Joyce scored 15 poinls to lead a balanced attack that gave Akron a 7Y-4~ victory over Ohio on Tuesday night. Cedrick Middleton added 13 point s, Jeremiah Wood had 12 points and 10 rebounds and Nate Linhart scored II for lhe Zips ( 19- who made 10 of 27 35, 10-2 Mid -American), pointers while Ohio went 4-for-14 on 3s. Leon William s led the Oob~: a t s ( 16-9. 7-5) wilh 2 1 point s and Sonny Troutman added 10 point s. Akron shot 48 pcr~:ent (JO-for- 6 2J for the game. to :l4 percent ( ln-for-471 for Ohio . The Ztps outplayed the Bobcats on every level. outrebounding Eastern vs. Eastern/51. Joe (at Athens), 8p.m II'""' Friday'• Boya Bookotball Southern at Trimble, 6:30 p.m. Alexander at Meigs, 6:30p.m. Miller at Eastern. 6:30 p.m. River Valley at Fairland, 6 p.m Wreotllng River Valley at Secti<mals at Athens, TBA My To Honey, Writing this love mt!SSllgell · gives me the opportunity ' to tell you just how ... ~-.. '"" I love you and enjoy being your wife. I love you, ., De ron Love, Becki Happy Valentine's Day to Rylee Lisle Our precious gift from God. We love you very much. Paw-Pow Dean & Mow-Mow Robbie Mom& Dad, I love you and I can never express my love for you two. You have been through so much this past year. I love you! Pooh Saturdly'a QIIDII Boyo Bukotbllt SEOAl Champ1onships (at logan), TBA Jer Bear. :· ·., :. · Happy Valentines, Dylan, Hannah & Braden We love you. Meigs at Eastern, 6:30p.m. South Gallia at Oak Hill, 6 p.m. Wreotllng River Valley. Meigs at Sectionats at Athens, TBA Meigs Sectional Tournament. TBA College B•oko1111111 Rio Grande atTitfin. 4 p.m. WOmon'o College Bookelboll Rio Grande at Tiffin, 2 p.m. You will never realize how much you mean to ·, me . Not a second goes , by that I don't consider myse lf the luckiest girl in the world to have been blessed to have you in my life . Happy Valentine's Day! I love you HBOWWL! PREP BASKETBAlL x-Vinton Coun~ Alexander Belpre Nelsonville· York Wellston Meigs Dad & Mom Howery ~ 'l fit·,., ~ ~- 'l fit·,, ~ ~· ~ 'Pate.ttt'rce4- "'Happy Valentine's Day"' Brent I am so happy to be spending another Valentine's Day with you. /love you very much! If Angie ll 17-0 9-0 12-5 6·2 10· 7 5·3 7·9 3-15 3·14 3-5 2-6 0·9 x-F8deral Hocking 16·2 9.() Miller Waterford Southern Eastern 12·5 1().6 6·3 5·3 5-13 3-5 2·18 2-7 Trimble 2-15 1-8 SEOAL South x-chillicothe Ironton GaiWa Academy Jackson Portsmouth z:>~: .tDt~e ~ 14-4 14·5 9-8 6- 11 12-0 9-4 4-7 2-9 3· 16 2-11 SEOAL ~ortb x-Zanes'Jilte Marietta Warren logan Athens 16-1 B-8 10·8 5·7 4-12 4·14 3·8 3·9 11-0 7-3 SEPAL Dov ol Chomptono Ar Logan M.S. - FBbruary 17 ~ 1-fappy Vahmtinll'!: Day Cha~~ "Palutute;, Girls Standings Z'~ TVC Ohio x-Aiexander Nelsonville· York V1nton County Meigs Wellston Belpre 'J/l•Ut·&~ and Col~ Gtaharn Lov~ you!! .tDt~e~~ 18-2 10-0 18-3 15·4 7-3 7·3 9- 11 3·7 7-13 2-8 1-19 1-9 1VC Hgdrinq x-Waterford Federal Hocking Eastern Tlimble y-Miller Happy Valentine's Day Southern x-lronton . Wishing you d Happy Valenti11e's Day Lots of Love. Hugs & Kisses Mamaw & Papaw Roush 7·3 12-8 6-4 8-12 4·6 2-B 1-9 4-17 Scott Riggs and Elliott Sadler and docked all four drivers points before the seaDAYTONA BEACH. Fla. son-opening Daytona 500 - NASCAR vowed last its strongest statement to summer to crack down on date on cheating. cheaters, pledging to toughAll four cars failed qualien penalties in a sport where bending the rules is as com- . fying inspection, and a fifth, monas banging bumpers . Michael Waltrip's startup Officials made good on Toyota Camry. faces addithllt promise Tuesday. tiona! penalties that could be NASCAR suspended the even more severe. crew chiefs Jor Matt "It's obvious that we've Kenseth, Kasey Kahne. ramped up our penalties and BY JENNA FRYER ASSOCIATED PRESS '' t's we're going to get people's attention,'" competition director Robin Pemberton said. "We· re going to grab this one by the horns." Robbie Reiser, crew chief for Kenseth , and Kenny Francis. crew chief for Kahne. were suspended four races. Rodnev Childers, crew chief for Riggs, and Josh Brown. crew chief for Sadler, were suspended two races. Kahne, Riggs and Sadler are teammates at Evernham Motorsports. Kenseth, the 2003 series champion and runner-up last season. drives for Roush Racing. All four crew chiefs can appeal, a process that could allow them to work the Great American Race. If they do and the committee cannot schedule a )learing DIVISION I 1, Dublin Scioto (8) 19-0 2, Wadsworth (13) 18-1 3. Tal Waite (1) 16· 1 235 221 178 4 , W. Chester Lakota W. 17-2 167 5, Pickerington Cent. 17-3 6, N. Can . Hoover (2) 17·3 7, Findlay 16·2 B. Cin. Oak Hills 18-2 9 . Youngs Boardman 14-3 10, Cin. Mt. Notre Dame 15-4 138 95 93 82 64 63 Others rece1ving 12 or more points. 11 , Pickerington N. 20 Please see D11yton11, 86 Please see Poll, B6 ort'' earn Introducing the Family Medicine Office Staff of Nancy B. Lares, MD & Carrie Lockhart Dillard, MD 14-6 15·5 9-10 8- 15 2- 19 11-2 1().3 5·8 2-11 0·13 Putting The Patient First -~11," (9r the SEQAL .Ngrth ~ x-Marietta x-Warren Halley Wilson & lsiah Barton 1().0 . 10-10 6·14 Chillicothe Jackson y-Gallia Academy y-PortsmoU1h I love you very much Happy Valentine's Day' 18·2 Crew chiefs suspended, drivers docked points HO\v a state panel of' sports >rriters mul broadcasters rates Ohio high sclwol girls ha.1ketha// teams in the sixth and .final week/r Associated Press poll {,f 2007. hr OHSAA divisions, with >1'011-lost fl'conl and total poims ljirst-place votes in parenthesex): SEQAL South To my honey r... 1~-Y AP photo JVC HQCklng '&4: .· Afncentnc capture girls' AP poll titles them 40-27. leading in assists and outscoring Ohio 36- IR in the paint. 27-8 in points oil turnovers and 17 -6 on second-~:ham: e points. The Zips JUmped out early · to a 22 -6 lead and were up 42- 26 at the half. Ohio did not score after i COLUMBUS (AP) two free throws by South Eudid Regina and Troulman with 2:29 left. Columbus Africemrk have narrowly repeated as champion s in The Associated Press girls state pull. Al so capturing titles in dose vote s were Dublin Scioto and Lewi stown Indian Lake. according to Robin balloting by a state media Pemberton , on panel released NASCAR vice Wednesday. president of Regina beat Anna by five competition. votes to capture the addresses the Division Ill title. The media during a Rovals also won the Division Ill Iitle in 2003 press confer· and were second in 2000 ence on and 200 I. fourth in 2002, Tuesday · fifth in 1999 and 2004, and announcing sixth in 2005 . actton against Africentric beat Bascom teams caught Hopewell-Loudon last Sunday for point in Division IV.by one qualifytng Dublin Scioto captured infractions at the Division I crown. beatDaytona in& Wadsworth by 14 International pomts. and Indian Lake won ·Speedway. the Division II title by four votes over River View. Boys Standings rvc Oh)A Love, Rae Rae 14,2007 Mr. Honeycakes, J usl wanted to let you know you are my Valentine. You mean the world to me. I love you Happy Valentine's Day! 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Loveya, Mommy&Chod rwoMog te&ms trom Ga.IM and Meigs counties Betty Manley: To see you once again ,I just can't wait. You've been my Valentine since 1948 Husband, O'Dell Manley Todly'a qamaa Glrla Tournament Baaketblll Alexander vs. River Valley (at Wellston). 6:15p.m. Trimble vs. Southern (at Athens). 7 p.m. Me1gs vs. ·Fairfield Union (at Alexander) , 8 p.m. Boya Bukotball Jackson at Ga!lia Academy, 6 p.m. Thuradov'a gom11 Boyo Bukotblll Athens at Gallia Academy, 7 p.m Whinney & Madison Council Happy Valentine's Day Girls Miss you, Love you lots Hugs & Kisses Snuggle Bug Thanks for the great life we have. Happy Valentine's Day /love you. ET Mamaw & Papaw Roush Glrta Tournament Baaketblill Lori To the girl that stole my heart. I will love you as long as I live. Finding you was the best day o my life. Love,Ken11 South Gallla vs. Green (at Athens). 6:15p.m. Akron zips past Bobcats, 79-48 Re~a, AKR,ON (AP) - Dru Joyce scored 15 poinls to lead a balanced attack that gave Akron a 7Y-4~ victory over Ohio on Tuesday night. Cedrick Middleton added 13 point s, Jeremiah Wood had 12 points and 10 rebounds and Nate Linhart scored II for lhe Zips ( 19- who made 10 of 27 35, 10-2 Mid -American), pointers while Ohio went 4-for-14 on 3s. Leon William s led the Oob~: a t s ( 16-9. 7-5) wilh 2 1 point s and Sonny Troutman added 10 point s. Akron shot 48 pcr~:ent (JO-for- 6 2J for the game. to :l4 percent ( ln-for-471 for Ohio . The Ztps outplayed the Bobcats on every level. outrebounding Eastern vs. Eastern/51. Joe (at Athens), 8p.m II'""' Friday'• Boya Bookotball Southern at Trimble, 6:30 p.m. Alexander at Meigs, 6:30p.m. Miller at Eastern. 6:30 p.m. River Valley at Fairland, 6 p.m Wreotllng River Valley at Secti<mals at Athens, TBA My To Honey, Writing this love mt!SSllgell · gives me the opportunity ' to tell you just how ... ~-.. '"" I love you and enjoy being your wife. I love you, ., De ron Love, Becki Happy Valentine's Day to Rylee Lisle Our precious gift from God. We love you very much. Paw-Pow Dean & Mow-Mow Robbie Mom& Dad, I love you and I can never express my love for you two. You have been through so much this past year. I love you! Pooh Saturdly'a QIIDII Boyo Bukotbllt SEOAl Champ1onships (at logan), TBA Jer Bear. :· ·., :. · Happy Valentines, Dylan, Hannah & Braden We love you. Meigs at Eastern, 6:30p.m. South Gallia at Oak Hill, 6 p.m. Wreotllng River Valley. Meigs at Sectionats at Athens, TBA Meigs Sectional Tournament. TBA College B•oko1111111 Rio Grande atTitfin. 4 p.m. WOmon'o College Bookelboll Rio Grande at Tiffin, 2 p.m. You will never realize how much you mean to ·, me . Not a second goes , by that I don't consider myse lf the luckiest girl in the world to have been blessed to have you in my life . Happy Valentine's Day! I love you HBOWWL! PREP BASKETBAlL x-Vinton Coun~ Alexander Belpre Nelsonville· York Wellston Meigs Dad & Mom Howery ~ 'l fit·,., ~ ~- 'l fit·,, ~ ~· ~ 'Pate.ttt'rce4- "'Happy Valentine's Day"' Brent I am so happy to be spending another Valentine's Day with you. /love you very much! If Angie ll 17-0 9-0 12-5 6·2 10· 7 5·3 7·9 3-15 3·14 3-5 2-6 0·9 x-F8deral Hocking 16·2 9.() Miller Waterford Southern Eastern 12·5 1().6 6·3 5·3 5-13 3-5 2·18 2-7 Trimble 2-15 1-8 SEOAL South x-chillicothe Ironton GaiWa Academy Jackson Portsmouth z:>~: .tDt~e ~ 14-4 14·5 9-8 6- 11 12-0 9-4 4-7 2-9 3· 16 2-11 SEOAL ~ortb x-Zanes'Jilte Marietta Warren logan Athens 16-1 B-8 10·8 5·7 4-12 4·14 3·8 3·9 11-0 7-3 SEPAL Dov ol Chomptono Ar Logan M.S. - FBbruary 17 ~ 1-fappy Vahmtinll'!: Day Cha~~ "Palutute;, Girls Standings Z'~ TVC Ohio x-Aiexander Nelsonville· York V1nton County Meigs Wellston Belpre 'J/l•Ut·&~ and Col~ Gtaharn Lov~ you!! .tDt~e~~ 18-2 10-0 18-3 15·4 7-3 7·3 9- 11 3·7 7-13 2-8 1-19 1-9 1VC Hgdrinq x-Waterford Federal Hocking Eastern Tlimble y-Miller Happy Valentine's Day Southern x-lronton . Wishing you d Happy Valenti11e's Day Lots of Love. Hugs & Kisses Mamaw & Papaw Roush 7·3 12-8 6-4 8-12 4·6 2-B 1-9 4-17 Scott Riggs and Elliott Sadler and docked all four drivers points before the seaDAYTONA BEACH. Fla. son-opening Daytona 500 - NASCAR vowed last its strongest statement to summer to crack down on date on cheating. cheaters, pledging to toughAll four cars failed qualien penalties in a sport where bending the rules is as com- . fying inspection, and a fifth, monas banging bumpers . Michael Waltrip's startup Officials made good on Toyota Camry. faces addithllt promise Tuesday. tiona! penalties that could be NASCAR suspended the even more severe. crew chiefs Jor Matt "It's obvious that we've Kenseth, Kasey Kahne. ramped up our penalties and BY JENNA FRYER ASSOCIATED PRESS '' t's we're going to get people's attention,'" competition director Robin Pemberton said. "We· re going to grab this one by the horns." Robbie Reiser, crew chief for Kenseth , and Kenny Francis. crew chief for Kahne. were suspended four races. Rodnev Childers, crew chief for Riggs, and Josh Brown. crew chief for Sadler, were suspended two races. Kahne, Riggs and Sadler are teammates at Evernham Motorsports. Kenseth, the 2003 series champion and runner-up last season. drives for Roush Racing. All four crew chiefs can appeal, a process that could allow them to work the Great American Race. If they do and the committee cannot schedule a )learing DIVISION I 1, Dublin Scioto (8) 19-0 2, Wadsworth (13) 18-1 3. Tal Waite (1) 16· 1 235 221 178 4 , W. Chester Lakota W. 17-2 167 5, Pickerington Cent. 17-3 6, N. Can . Hoover (2) 17·3 7, Findlay 16·2 B. Cin. Oak Hills 18-2 9 . Youngs Boardman 14-3 10, Cin. Mt. Notre Dame 15-4 138 95 93 82 64 63 Others rece1ving 12 or more points. 11 , Pickerington N. 20 Please see D11yton11, 86 Please see Poll, B6 ort'' earn Introducing the Family Medicine Office Staff of Nancy B. Lares, MD & Carrie Lockhart Dillard, MD 14-6 15·5 9-10 8- 15 2- 19 11-2 1().3 5·8 2-11 0·13 Putting The Patient First -~11," (9r the SEQAL .Ngrth ~ x-Marietta x-Warren Halley Wilson & lsiah Barton 1().0 . 10-10 6·14 Chillicothe Jackson y-Gallia Academy y-PortsmoU1h I love you very much Happy Valentine's Day' 18·2 Crew chiefs suspended, drivers docked points HO\v a state panel of' sports >rriters mul broadcasters rates Ohio high sclwol girls ha.1ketha// teams in the sixth and .final week/r Associated Press poll {,f 2007. hr OHSAA divisions, with >1'011-lost fl'conl and total poims ljirst-place votes in parenthesex): SEQAL South To my honey r... 1~-Y AP photo JVC HQCklng '&4: .· Afncentnc capture girls' AP poll titles them 40-27. leading in assists and outscoring Ohio 36- IR in the paint. 27-8 in points oil turnovers and 17 -6 on second-~:ham: e points. The Zips JUmped out early · to a 22 -6 lead and were up 42- 26 at the half. Ohio did not score after i COLUMBUS (AP) two free throws by South Eudid Regina and Troulman with 2:29 left. Columbus Africemrk have narrowly repeated as champion s in The Associated Press girls state pull. Al so capturing titles in dose vote s were Dublin Scioto and Lewi stown Indian Lake. according to Robin balloting by a state media Pemberton , on panel released NASCAR vice Wednesday. president of Regina beat Anna by five competition. votes to capture the addresses the Division Ill title. The media during a Rovals also won the Division Ill Iitle in 2003 press confer· and were second in 2000 ence on and 200 I. fourth in 2002, Tuesday · fifth in 1999 and 2004, and announcing sixth in 2005 . actton against Africentric beat Bascom teams caught Hopewell-Loudon last Sunday for point in Division IV.by one qualifytng Dublin Scioto captured infractions at the Division I crown. beatDaytona in& Wadsworth by 14 International pomts. and Indian Lake won ·Speedway. the Division II title by four votes over River View. Boys Standings rvc Oh)A Love, Rae Rae 14,2007 Mr. Honeycakes, J usl wanted to let you know you are my Valentine. You mean the world to me. I love you Happy Valentine's Day! Mrs. Honeycakes 15-5 1().3 13·7 10·3 x·logan 12·8 10·3 Zanesville 7·12 4·9 Athens 7·13 3·10 medical office :,~ ;~;(pi~§-.'M-. ~•.. b'l!lCK row, at left, and lm:Jd,'JMI>,.back rQW, at . .. fro~tt tow; left to right, Hart, medical as$ist;.n,, Holly Brumfield, ~e1Jtfioonis1t, Julie Spen~~r, medical assistant I-Darien! ~.~'~···~ley, m'dieal assistant. SEOAL Day ot Champion• al Jackson H.S. -February tO 1st Pl1ce" • 'V1a11et1a 68. Ironton 48 3rd piiCI - Chillicothe 38, Logan 32 51h Place · Warren 59, Jackson so 71h place · Zanesville 52, Gallipolis 32 . 9th place · Athens 44. Portsmouth 41 'jMa~etta ·vtno oyoroll SEOAL11tlo) x·denotes l'lague champion y-deootes ~eason finished • Adult & pediatric medicine CoNI'ACTUS OVP Scorellne j5 p.m.-1 a.m.) 1-; 40-446-2342 ext. 33 ' " - 1-74().446·3008 t-m1U- sportsOmydailysentinel.com llg.orte .S.taff ~rad Sherman, Sports [740) 446-2342. ext. 33 Editor . Larry Crum, Sports Writer • Women's health care . (740) 446-2342. ext. 33 • Minor office procedures }· 67$~1: 484'• • Sports physicals ,, • Geriatrics . • Skin procedures Accepting bwalters 0 mydailytribune.com ' ' Street & Jefferson Avenue .~ '.' tnl't'leasant, Jlv:.25550 Ierum C mydallyregister.com Bryan Walters, Sports Wrltar --·-· --·- ---- - - - - ____ __.___ .~ '··:;.· .Medical Office Center), bsherman 0 mydaitytribune.com (740) 446-2342. ext. 23 . ~ ·• ., < :.-walk·ins welcome �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, February 14. 2007 www. mydailysentinel.com Associated P1ess boys state basketball poll 2007 SE Ohio Sectional Basketball Tournament Schedule (Div. 2-4) GIRLS TOURNAMENT Sher dan Af Alexander H$ (02} Gall a Academy 36 sa A.t We11sron HS (03) Crooksv•lle 70 Un•oto 51 Nelsornt1lle York 73 P•keton 38 Mmtord 86 Westfall33 At Lucasv11JB Valley HS (0.3) Peebles 64 Northwest 39 At Lucasville Valley HS (03) Coal Grove vs West Un1on 6 t5 pm Lynch·Ciay vs Wellston B pm At Adena HS (02) Mram1 Trace vs Htllsboro 6~5 pm Ch lhcothe vs l ogan Elm 8 pm At Alexander HS (02) Vrnton County vs Shendan 6 15 pm Mergs vs Fau1reld Un1on 8 pm AI Wellston HS (03) Alexander vs R ver Valley 6 15 pm Pa nl Valley vs Farrland 8 pm AI Lucasville Valley HS (03) Eastern Brown vs Ports West 6 t5 pm Chesapeake vs Rock H 11 8 pm At Athens HS (04) Southern vs Tnmble 7 pm AI Northwest HS (04) Valley vs Sc1otov111e East 6 15 pm South Webster vs Leesburg Fa1rt1eld 8 pm Thuradoy, Feb 15 At Adana HS (02) Ctrclevllle vs Waverly 6 15 pm Wash C H vs McClain 8 pm At A/exanrler HS (02) Warren vs New Lex1ng1on 6 15 pm Jac~son vs Alhens 8 pm At Wellston HS (03) Huntington Ross vs Belpre 6 15 pm Zane Trace vs Fed Hock 8 pm AI Rod! HI/ HS (03/ SECTIONAL At Ross Southeastern HS (02) Wheelersburg vs wmner of Chesapeake Portsmouth game 6 00 Fairland vs Portsmouth West 8 30 Saturrlq. feb. 24 FINALS At Northwest HS (04 ) Adena vs Manchester 6 15 pm Ports Clay vs Western Latham 8 pm (Secnonal t1nal) At Alh6ns HS t04) South Galha vs FF Green 6 15 pm Beaver Eastern vs Reedsv1lle Eastern 8 pm (Sectional t1nal) Waverly \IS Rock H1ll 6 15 Hillsboro vs ClfC~IIIe 8 00 AI Logan MS (02) COLUMBUS (A P) The lop lour teams remamed the same m the SIXth weekly AssoCialed Press lrigh s~ hool boys basketball poll released Tuesday Lakewood St Edw..rd had a 62-pomt lead over No 2 TrOiwood-Madtson I and m DtvlSion Greenfield McClam was 41 pomls ahead at Kettermg Altar 111 DIVISIOn II In D1v1s1on Ill, Fmdlay Ltberty-Benton had a 71· pomt le,td over Archbold and RusSia led New Knoxvtlle by 42 pmnts m Div1sion IV The poll conlmues unt1l Feb 20. ' At Ross Southeastern HS (02) Logan Elm vs New Lek1ngron 6 15 Gallia Academy vs Shendan 8 00 At Waverly HS (03) P1keton vs Eastern Brown 6 15 Lync hbwg Clay liS Pamt Valley 8 00 SECTIONAL FINALS Teams TBA 3 00 7 00 At Logan MS (02) SECTIONAL FINALS Teams TBA 3 00 7 00 At Athens HS (03) Nelsonville York vs Crooksville 6 15 Oak H111 vs Wellston 8 00 Saturday. feb 17 South Pomt 59 Portsmouth 41 Wheelersburg 58 North Adams 43 At Athens HS (04) Ross Southeastern 57 Mrller 50 Beaver Eastern 54 Iron ton SJ 32 'Tul•day fib. 20 tAll HCiional finals) AI Adena H$ (02) M1am1 Trace-H1IIsboro wmner vs Chillicothe Logan Elm w1nner 1 pm Clrc lev11le Waverly wmner vs Wash C H McClam w1nner 2 45 pm AI Alexander HS (02) Vmton CotJnty Shendan wmner Me1gs Fani1eld Un1on wmner 1 pm Warren New Lexmgton wmner Jackson Athens wmner 2 45 pm vs At Rock Hill HS (03) Chesapeake vs Portsmouth 6 15 Lucasv1 11e Valley vs Coal Grove 8 00 At Lucasville Valley HS (03) Eastern Broy,n Ports West wmner vs Chesapeake Rock H1U w1nner 4 30 pm Coal Grove West Umon wmner vs Lynchburg Clay Wellston wmner 6 15 At Northwest HS (04) Whiteoak vs Valley East w1nner 1 pm BOYS TOURNAMENT Mondav. Etb. 19 At Ross Soutneastem HS (02) Jackson vs Un1oto 6 15 Wash ngton C H vs M1am1 Trace 8 00 AI Logan MS (02) Athens vs Me1gs 7 00 SECTIONAL Huntington Ross vs Winner of lynchburg Clay Paint Valley game 3 00 Adena vs Peebles 7 00 AI Alhens HS (03) SECTIONAL Alexander vs w 1nner Wellst on game 3 00 Belpre vs M1ntord 7 00 AI LucasVIlle Valley HS (04) Ports Notre Dame vs Leesburg Fa1rt eld 615 New Boston vs Manchester 8 00 of Oak H 1ll At Rock HjH HS (03) - SECTIONAL FINALS Ironton vs w1nner of Lucasv1lle Valley Coa l Grove game 3 00 South Point vs Norlhwest 7 00 Wtd.nfaday, Feb. 21 Monday Feb 26 At Southeastern HS (02) Greenfield McClam vs wmner of Jackson Un10to game 6 00 Ch1lhcothe vs wmner of Wash C H • M1am1 Trace game 8 30 AI Wellston HS (04 ) SECTIONAL FINALS Southeastern vs w1nner of Southern Tnmble game 6 15 Symmes Valley vs Ironton Sr Joe 8 00 V1nton County vs wmner of Athens Me1gs game 6 15 Warren vs Fau11eld Un1on 8 00 Western Latham vs w1nner ol New Boston Mai\Ches1er game 6 15 South Webster vs FF Green 8 00 Fr!dly Fab 23 Dlltdty. fib 27 How a ."Jiate par~el ol ~ports 11 nren ami broadwsren rare~ Ohto I11Rh school bo;s bas./wba/1 ream~ in rhe snrh and nellto-las/ weekly As wcrared Press poll of 2007, b\ OHSAA dtvrswm. wlflt won-lost record and total pomls (jirst·plc~<e wtes 111 parenrheses): At Waverly HS (03) SECTIONAL FINALS West Un1on \IS w1nner of Piketon Eastern Brown game 6 00 North Adams vs Westfall 8 30 At Wellston HS (04) • SECTIONAL DIVISION I pm AI Athens H5 (04) Waterford vs Ross Soulheastern t pm (D~) FINALS FINALS At Wellston HS (04) Watertord vs Eastern Me1gs 6 15 Soulhern liS Tnm~e 8 00 vs At Wellston HS (03) Alexander R1ver Valley wmner vs Pamt Valley Fairland w nner 4 30 prn Hun11ngton Ross Belpre w1nner vs Zane Trace Fed Hod w1nner 6 15 pm AI Wa..,,ly HS At Lucasvfl18 Valley HS (04) A/Logan MS (02) SECTIONAL FINALS FINALS At LucasVIlle Valley H$ (04) • FINALS Fed Hock vs wmner of NY Crooksville SECTIONAL FINALS 600 R1ver Valley vs Zane Trace 8 30 1 St Edward (24) 18 0 2 Trotwooa Mad1son (2) 16 1 3 Tol Libbey (1) 16 1 4 Cols Northland (2) 1g..o South Gall1a vs wmner of Waterforo. Eastern Meigs game 6 15 M1lter vs P1ke Eastem, 8 00 AI AlhenS HS (03) • SECTIONAL www.mydallysentlnel.com 5 6 7 8 Dublm Sc1010 17 1 C1n Moeller 17·2 Newark 18 1 C1n Elder152 9 Can GtenOak 15 3 10 Can McK1nley 13-4 Whiteoak vs w1nner of Ports ND·Fau'field game 6 15 Ports Clay vs SCIOtO\IIIIe East B 00 282 230 218 200 149 1!I:rtbune - Sentinel CLASSIFIED Others receiVIng 12 or more pomts 11 N Can Hoover 21 12 Wauen Hardmg 18 13 Mad1son 1 7 DIVISION II 1 Greenfield McCta1n (23) 19-0 2 Ke"er ng AhRr (3) 16 1 3 C-y (2) 18·0 246 226 4 T1pp C1ty T1ppecanoe (2) 18 0 202 Zanesville 1 6 1 149 Sandusk~ Perkins 18 0 146 Day Du nbar 15-4 98 Van Wer1 15 2 77 Olmsled Fails 14 2 47 10 Upper Sandusky 14 3 39 5 6 7 8 9 Others recmv1ng 12 or more po1nts 11 Pa1nesv1lle Harvey 22 12 (t1e ) Co ts DeSales Dover 19 14 C1n Wyom1ng 13 E-mail DIVISION Ill classlfted@mydaliytnbune com Benton (27) 16.() 1 Findlay liberty 294 223 2 Archbo ld 16·2 3 Day Oakwood (1) 16 I 221 179 5 Youngs Ursuhne 13·2 137 6 Rocky Rwer Lutheran W 15-1 125 7 Zanesville W Musk1ngum 15 2 122 8 Cle VASJ 11·4 96 9 Wheelersbu rg 16·2 90 10 An dover Pymatun1ng Valley ( 1) 17 4 Sugarcreek Garawav 17·2 0 To 1 RuSSia (24) 19-Q 284 246 206 180 New Knoxv1lle (1) 17.0 Tol Chnsl1an (3) 16·0 McDonald (2) 17 0 Cols Harvest 16 0 Van Buren t6 1 Continental 14 2 8 Worthington Chnstlan 14·4 9 Lockland 14·4 10 Berln H land 14-4 Word Ads 84 Items 54 45 Others rece 1vmg 12 or more po1nts \\\ttl \1 I \II \ h 11 Wmdham 26 12 Georgetown 18 r 13 Mai'J6rn 15 14 Latham Western 13 15 Ottovlle t 2 GIVEAWAY 740-367-o624 lEGAl NOTICE In the Meigs County Court of Common Pleas Pomeroy, Ohio Bruner Land Company, Inc , Plaintiff, Vs Stephen E Bunner, Deceased, et at. Defendants Case No Stephen E Bunner, whose last known address was 1416 Hocking Road, Belpre. Oh1o 45714, Nancy Bunner, Spouse of Stephen E. Bunner, whose last known address Ia 1416 Hocking road, Belpre, Ohio 45714, and tho unknown heirs at law ol Stephan E. Bunner, deceased, the current addresses of same which are unknown, .and cannot with rea· oonable diligence be tound or ascertained. shall take notice that on _ day ol December, 2006, Bruner Land Company, Inc Byesville Ohio 43723, flied Its com· plaint against sa1d party praying lor tudg· ment quieting title In the Pla1ntllf relattve to the foreclosure of a land mstallment con· tract regarding the fol· lowmg d~scrlbed real estate, to-w~ Situated '" the Township of Olive, County ol Me1gs, and State of Ohio, being 1n Fract1on 35 of Old Section 34, Range 11 West, Township 4 North, of "Tho Ohio Company First Purchase of 1787' , and being bounded and described as follows· Commencing for Reference at a 518" 1ron pin found at the Southeast corner of Fraction 35 (Note Roferanco bearing on the East hne of Fraction 35 used as North 01 dog 08' 40" East) Thence, w1th the East line of Fraction 35, North 01 dog 08 40' East a distance of 1,111 53 feel to an Iron pin sot at the Southeast corner of a 40 acres tract as con· veyed to Ray M. and Ina J. Weaver by Parcel No 1 of Deed Volume 261, Page 335 of tho Meigs County Recorder"• Office. Thence wHh the South Uno of oald Woovor proparty, North 89 deg 00' 17" West 1 dlotance of 384.92 feet to a point In the center line of lownohlp Road No. 270 (lim berger Rldge Road). being tho true point ol !Mglnnlng lor thll deocrlpllon, Th1nc1, from aald point of !Mglnntng ond running wHh the con· terllne of Townohlp rood No. 270, the lot· towing lour courseo: {I) South 02 dig. 54' 52"' Will 1 dlltance of 118.51 !Milo e point, (2) Thence South 12 deg 19' 50" Weota dlo· IInce of 75.04 feet to • point,' (3) Thence South 23 dig 43" 24'" Weota dl• IInce of 80 03 IMt to a point; (4) Thence South 39 deg 12' 06 ' Westa diS· tance of 52 57 feet to a po1nt, Thence, leavtng the road, North 89 dog 07' 40 West 8 distance of 1,099 49 feat to an ~ron pin set In tho East fine of a 51 6607 acres tract as conveyed to Ertc L. and Sharon R Johnson by Off1c1al Records Volume 106, Page 321 of the Me1gs County Recorder's Office, passmg through two Iron p1ns set at distances of plus 25 90 feet and plus 125.80 teet, respeCIIY .. ly; Thence, With the East line of said Johnson property, North 01 deg 25' 19" East a distance of 200.00 teetto an 1ron pm set at the Southwest ccrner of the aforementioned Ray M and Ina J Weaver property , Thence, with the South line of sa1d Weaver property, South 89 deg , oo· 17" East a distance of 1,17703 feet to the pomt of beginnrng, passing through an 1ron pm set at a diS· lance of plus 1,147 03 feet. Containing 6 071 acres, more or less, be1ng a now split out of Auditor's Parcel No 0900551 000 Subject to all legal r~ght·of-ways, ease· ment, restncttons, reservations, and zonmg regulation~ of record 1 Subject to the nghi·Of· way of Township Road No 270 Subject to tho 1()(). Vear Flood Plain restrlc· tlons, If applicable. Subject to a 30 00 feet wtde easement be1ng reserved unto lhe grantora (Bruner L.and Company, Inc ), their hetrs, and or ass1gns, forever Said easement being for tho purpose of running utilities to other parcels of land on or near Township Road No. 270. Sa1d easement runs in a north·aouth d~roctlon across the east end of the abovo·doacrlbod property wHh the east line of said easement being the centerline of Townohlp Road No. 270. Containing 0 315 acre, more or less or easement All Iron pins set are 518"" 1 30"" robar cappad and labeled '"Claus 6458'", The bearings In thiS description are for angle colcutatlono only and are baaed on the Eaotllne of Fraction 35 uud •• North 01 deg 08' 40" E111 A plat of the abovedMcrlbed ourvey hao been oubmltttd tor file at the County Englneer'l Office. The above d11crlptlon prepertd by Roger W. Claua, Rogloterod Surveyor No. 8456, ba1ed on an actual field ourvey of January 6, 2003i eald 1urvey being oubject to any facto that moy be dl• clooed In • lull and accurate t~le search. lot 4 llmberger R1dgo Road Olive Township, Ohio PPN 09-00551 004 Bruner Forshee Protective Covenants 1) The lollowlng protective covenants are covenants running w1th tho land until 1/112075. and may be enforced (through lnJUnctton or other· w•se} by any owner acquiring any part of the land acquired by tho undersigned 1n the townahlp of Olive by Deed recorded In O.R Vol 160 pg 559 In the land records of Meigs County, Ohto 2) No more than two res1dences per tract shall be permitted, though tracts may be further split and buill on wtlh government approvals 3) Permanent dwellings shall be restricted to the apec1· flcat1ons of HUD approved sectional homos. the Ohio Basic Building Code on mod· ular homes settmg upon either a crawl space or basement and new constructed site buill homes Arry homes will be new at tile lime ot placement and built wtlh now materials 4) Single wide mobile homes lass than f1ve years of age at plac.. ment will be permitted on the above subject proparty. 5) No Inoperative or unlicensed vehicles may be placed on said lot No accumulation of discarded personal eHecta, debris, waste, garbage or any unsightly ob1ect or metter will be permit· ted on any lot 6) No noxious or offensive activity shall be carried on upon any lot 7) Before occupancy of any houae, a sewage disposal system shall be Installed tn conlormlty with tho mini· mum standards required by tho County Board of Health 8) Before any con· struction takes place purchaser must con· tact the local govern· ment authority to make sura they are In com· phanco with tho local laws 9) All lots are to be used for residential, agriculture! and recreational purposes, (though the lot owner may store equipment and material uoed In a bualneaa In a well conotructed encloood building on the propar· ly) The property to not to be uaed for commer· clot enterprloeo (with cuatomera coming and going) with the excoptlon of churchtoa, riding atoblea, horo11 tormo, canle farm., or truck forma (lrulto and vegetlbleo) 10) No owlne oholl be permitted Qn the above subject property Larger domeallc form onlmolo (Including but not limited to horaoo, cettle, ohtoep. goato and llomao) are permH· ltd The paoturo shall not be over grazed but shall be healthy anq thick, and - · shall be controlled Noise and odors from any animal shall be con· trolled so thll neither shall be oflenolve to odjolnlng nolghbore. 11) Doge, cats and other houaohold peto s11all not be bred or maintained for com· merclal purposes 12) No tent, campar, school bus, or recreational vehicles shall be used as 8 real~ donee, either tempo· rary or permanent. 13) Any reSidence erected on sa•d lots shall be at toast 900 square feet of indoor heated lrta {OlCIUdlng basement and garage) and shall have a finIshed stding such as rustic wood, frame, brick veneer, press board or contemporary siding 14) Any building or structure placed on seld proparty shall be set back a minimum of 75 feet from the center of the existing road unless a lesser setback Is requested by public authority. 15) Whore protective covenants and Meigs County of Olive Township zoning Ordinances are In conthe streeter flict, requirement will prevall 16) Invalidation of any of these covenants by JUdgment of court order shall, tn no way affect any of the ather proviSIOns, whiCh shall remain In full force and effect 17) Nothing contained herein shall be con· structod as creating any obligation on the part of Bruner Land Company, Inc to enforce these Protective Covenants. 18) Tho purchasera of this farm , for themselves, their heirs and assigns, by lhe accept· ance of the con· voyanco of this farm. agree to be bound by the covenants contained heroin and are the primary enlorcera of these covenants. Said party or partl11 are required to answer on or beloro tho 28th day following the loot publlcatiQn, 28th Day of February, 2007 ol the within notl~e or default judgment or other judgment may be had against them. Sold publication shall be rlltde In this nowopo· per at lea•t once a WHk lor IIX {6) con· secutiv1 weeks Marlene Harrloon Clerk of Courto Melgo County, Ohio David Brion Bennatt Attorney for Plaintiff 126 N. 9th SlrHt Cambridge. OH 43725 (1) 24. 31 (2) 7, 14, 21 , 28 Public Notice Sheriff SaiH Caoo No 06CV088 Homo Natlonol Sank Plaintiff Vo. Sttven Hill Defendonlo Court of Common Pleao, Melgo County, Ohio. In pursuance of an order of ,.,. to be directed from oold court In 1he above ent~ tied action, I will expooe to sale at publie auction an the fnlnt atepo of the Meigs County Court House on Friday. March 9, 2007 at 10 a.m•• of aald day. the following doacrlbed real estate: The following described real estate situated In the Township of latart, County of Meigs, and Stile of Ohio, bounded and deacrlbed as to~ Iowa: Being the Real Eotato deeded by David and Margery Cowdery to Maude Ashley, as recorded August 31, 1909, Vol 101, Page 525 doacrlbed as lollows: Situate 1n Sac Sl1teen (I G). Town One (1), Range (12) Twelve ol the Ohio Company's Purchase, and being tho Southeast haH of a two acre lot orlgl~ally sold and deeded by M&f'l W. Chapman to William Rand, bounded on the Southwest by a lot owned by Mrs John B Keefer on the Southeast by lots owned by Mrs Della Coulson and Mrs. Mollie Barriger and on the Northeast by County Rood and runnlng with said road Northwell tar enough to make one (1) acre. Excepting therefrom a parcel conveyed to General Telephone Company of Ohio by deed dated 8104152 and recorded In Vol 171, Page 167 ol the Melga County Deed Recorda and further described as follows: Beginning at a point In tile center of State Highway 338, which point Ia In the easterly boundary of the one (1) ecro tract now owned by Elizabeth V Roush; thence In a southwesl· orly direction ninety (90) feet along the easterly boundary nne ol said one (1) acre tract to a stake; thence In a nbrthweaterly direction pan~llel with tho rlght..gt.way ofsald highway thirty (30) IMI to a otake; thence In a northeaeterly direction ninety (90) feet to point In the center of Stele Route 338: tllence In 1 eoutheootorty direction thirty (30) teet along the center line of oald highway to the place of blglnnlng Subject to an easement off of the northeasterly end for highway purpooeo Referenced Daodod· Vol 33. Page 881. Meigs County Otllclel Recorda Audltor'o Porcol No, 08· 00571 000 Property Addreoo· 49481 State Routt 338, Racine, Ohio 45771 Property Owner . Sloven Hill Appratoed at 140,000 00 tormo at 1111 con not bloold tor luo than 213rdo of the oppraloed value 10 percent down on day of oole,1cooh or cert~ flod chock, balance t.c:-. ..c .. ~- • duo an conllrmatlon of sale The opprallll did not Include an Interior examination of the house Robert E Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff Attorney tor the Plaintiff Little ShHII Wamer PO Box 686 S. 2nd St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 740-992.fi89 (2) 7, 14.21 Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE lo hereby glvonthotonSaturday, February 17, 2007 at tO 00 am., a public 111e will be held 11 211 W. Second St., Pomeroy, Ohio The Farmers Bank and Savlngo Compeny Is selling far cash In handorcertHiedcheck tho lollowlng collatorat: 1991 Chevrolet tO pick· u p 1GCCS1gR2M2254110 1999 GMC Jimmy 414 1GKCTt8WtXK502392 Tho Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves tho right to bid at this sale, and to withdraw tho above collateral prior to sale Further. The Farmer• Bonk and Savings Compeny reoervea the nghtto reject any or all blda submltttcl The above described collateral will be aold "as la-where Is", with no expressed or Implied warranty given For further 1nforma· lion, or for on appoint· mont lo Inspect colla!· eral, prior to sale date contact Cyndle, Ken or Randy at 992·2136. (2) 13, 14. 15 Public Notice Shtorllf Salas Case No. 06CV050 HSBC Bonk USA, aa truateo, etc. Plalntlft VS Pamela Santz, aka Pamela G Bantz at at, Defendants. Court at Common Pteao. 'klgo County, Ohio In purouance of In order of sale to be directed from oald court In the above entl· lied action, I will o1poso to sele at publie auction on the fnlnt otopo ol tho 'klgo County Court Houoe on Friday, Merch 9. 2007 at10 a.m of eald day, the following described real 11tate: Situated In the Stile ol Ohio. County of 'klge ond Vlllego ol Racine: Being lot No. II and 17 In the Myers A"-'ltlon to tho lncor· porattd VIllage of Recine, Meta• County, Oltlo, reoerVlng to the State ot Ohio, however, 111 oil, goo. cool and other mlnerole, with tho rlghto of entry lor the purpooe ol praapectlng, developlng, producing or oper· ollng lor the oame and the right of occupancy In 10 far 11 lo -•ntlol to euch proopectlng, developing, operetlng .P-..abll~ '~'~•••1-coe- I•• .:>e•JI-v.e•~.ect ~•uht • KIT & CARLYLE Mootu "'"'~~ YARDSM.f: r kitncerlyleOcomcest or producing; also 1'H81'VIng to the •tate ot Ohio the UH of atreo"'l !lowing through said Ianda or abutting upon the same and so much of the benka thereof, as may be necessary for such enjoying, and the protection of such streams from aroslon. contamination, or deposH of sediment. Property addreu· 410 Fihh Street. Racine, Ohio. Property Owners Pamela Bentz and Timothy Bentz Prior Deed Reference O.R. 154. Page 425 PPN NO. 1!1-00412-llOO and 1!1-00411.00 AppraiSed at $25.000.00 Terms of sale Cannot be sold for leas than 213rda 1f tho appraiSed value 10% down on day of sale, cash or certified check. balance due on conl~rmation ofsale Tho appraisal did not Include an Interior examination ot tho house Robert E Beegle, Meigs County Sherllt Attorney for the Plamtlff Reimer Lorber Amovltz Co PO Bo1 968, 2450 Edison Blvd , Twlnsbury, OH 44087. (330) 425-4201 (2) 7, 14,21 .....-c:. ... .- beginning; reserving however, the coal and all other mlnerala In and underlying tho above described proporty. Together with tho right to mine the same without encumbrance to the surface, and oubject to tan ease· mont lor sewage lllta1 ditch or leaching ditch as set forth and dascr1bed In that cor· taln lnstr~ment Boring date November 26, 1943, and recorded In said recorder olflco In Deed Book 151, Page 178 Property Address· 1660 lincoln Street Pomeroy. Ohio Property Owners. Otis Core and Rhonda Co1e Prior Deed Reference 0 R 118, Page 201 PPNt1600491000 AppraiSed at $12,000 00 terms of sale Cannot be sold for less than 213rds ol the appraised value. tO parcent down on day of sale, caah or certl· lied check, balance duo on confirmation of sale The appraisal did not Include an Interior oxomlnallon of tho house Robert E Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff Attorney lor the Plalntllf Re~mor, Public Notice Lorber, Aronovltz Co PO box 968. 2450 Sheriff Sales Edison Blvd , Case number 06CV046 Twinsburg, OH 44087, Clllblnk NA plalntltiVs 331).425-4201 Otis and Randa Core (2) 7, 14,21 Defendants Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County. Ohio Public Notice In pursuance of an order of sale to me The Meigs County directed from said Department of Job & court In lho above enll- Family Sarvlcoa (Meigs lied action, I will "DJFS") Is requesting exposa to sale at pub- proposals from a quaillie auction o the front lied vendor to provide steps of the Meigs services through the ~ounty Court House Access to Boner Care on Friday, March 9, Program (ABC) to non2007 altO am , olsald behavioral children day. the following and youth. The con· described real estate· tract period will be S~uated In the Village April 1, 2007 through of Pomeroy, county of June 30. 2007 not to Molga, and State ol exceed $5.600 00 Tho Ohio deadline for subml• Being known and des· slon of proposals Is lgnattd on a map of March 2. 2007 at 12 00 lincoln Heights, made noon For program by Brooce and Carper, Information and guideregistered Civil lines contact Jane Englnaera. Hunting Banks. Administrative ton, West Virginia, date Asalatant, at (740) 992· October 17. 1942, as 2117 ext 106 or at tho recorded Decamber 17, Meigs County DJFS, 1942, In tho Office of 175 Race Street , the Recordor of Meigs Middleport. OH 45760. County. Ohio, In Plot All submissions must Book n , Pageo 43 and be received by moll or 44, aa lot No 38, and hand delivered by tho bllng more particular· above dlle and time. ly doacrlbed 11 lot· No malerlela received Iowa. alter that date will bl Being at the point of Included In previous Intersection of tho aubmloolono nor be South lint of lincoln considered The Road with the W11t line deportment reoervos of Point lone, thence the right to reject ony with the oald line of or all proposolo. lincoln Road, North 63 (2) 14. 21 , 28 degroea 51 mlnuteo Wilt 50 IMt. thence _ _ _ _ _ _ _ with the oald line Public Notice bltween Loll 37 and - - - - - 38, South 26 degraoo The Molgo County 09 mlnut11 Wool 200 Fomlly end Children IMt, thence South 63 Flrot Council (Molgo degreeo 51 mlnutoo FCFC) to requelllng E11127.4 !Milo a pol~! propooelo lrom 1 qual~ In the 11id nne of Point fled vendor to provide L.ane; thence with llid oervlcea through the line. North 32 degrHo Acceoa to Better Core 36 mlnuteo E111201 28 Progrom (ABC) to nonfeet, to tho point of behavioral children ' Free Small F housebroken 2\75 dog Spayed Preiols adlllls Rrr-W.~ANIID--....., Owner has heal1h prob 74(). TO n. _ 256 1336 The 2006 Annual Financial Report olthe VIllage of Middleport Is available lor public Inspection atthto Flscol Officer's office In City Hall at 237 Race StrHt. Middleport, Ohio 45760 between the houra of 9 am and 4 pm Monday through Friday (2) 12, 13, 14 Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE Rutland Township Trusteoa will accept bids for cemetery mowing contract tor Milos and Roblnaon Cemeteries tor the 2007 mowing aaaoon. Cemeteries are to be mowed at Ioiii 10 times throughout the season wHh special emphasis on holidays Bids muat Include a copy ol11obllity lnsurance coverage with Rutland Townohlp named aa an eddltional Insured and two (2) rei· orences Saalod bids must be received by the Townohlp by 4 p m on Monday, March 5, 2007 to Rutland Townahlp Truatoes p o Box 326, Rutland, OH 45775 Rutland Township reoerves the right to reject any and all bide. Opal Dyer. Clerk 7411-742·2805 (2) 14, 18, 18 Public Notice lEGAl NOTICE Spring cleanup of Rutland Townohlp Cameterleo will !Mgln March 15 All ctecoratlono will be removed prior to the Eeater hoi~ dey. Anyone who want• to uve decol'ltlono ere 11kld to remove them until April! . Opal Dyer, Clerk 740-742·2805 (2) 14, te, t.e. CLASSIFIEDS FOR BARGAINS 8170 5 Plus Acres Din Front Am story and 1 12 garage/20 X Racne Route ""' s K1ttens 6-8 weeks old 3· Absolute Top Dollar U black ones t yellow Tabby S1!ver and Oold Co1ns 13041675 2476 or (304)675- Proolsets GOld Amgs Pre 1935 US Currency 6130 Solitaire Diamonds M T S Muced breed pupp6es Com ShOp 151 Second bea· Avenue Gallipolis 740-446 Husky/Sheppardx gle 12wks old 1!14/07 2842 (304)675·3126 no answer klave message Buy1ng Junk Cars Trucks & Wrecks Pay Cash J D Pups to g1veaway Chow Salvage {304)773 5343 llmlllxl"(•740'"""!~:-".752_5_ _, (3041674·1374 Baa-od• twoya conftcllnllll r I..Awf AND ~---F-OUNDiiiiiii.•,.l .., Curntnt ntll car ppfltl All Root Ellol trtlttmtnta 1r ID1ht-1 air Hou•lng Act o 961. ntwtplpt CASH Paid tor fUnk cars & trudl.s $35$130 Call Cell 1 304-81 2 1037 after 6pm l-1~ Found Black pupp~ w1th (740)446 8955 brown marlt~ngs along I \ 11'1 ! I' \II \ I R1160 close to Gal1pofis "I It\ It I ' 740 441 0500 Found male beagle at AC Byrd~ and dam Please call304 576 3300 M F lw••••••_.l 1\io HEu> WANJDl 1116 ~ • HEu> WAN111.D "-••••••_.! "-••••••_.! ~m 675-1429 Tan Cocker Spane~ wltlack Bartender wanted to start nylon collar Enterpns& Rd 1mmediately Apply m person by 33 auto Chn~c 740..992 at Hatth~l s Tavern 234 3rd Avenue GallipOliS, OH 1429 01n1ng Room Server Full 11me Apply 1n Person HOliday Inn of GaiHpohs FEDERAL POSTAL JOBS $16 53 $27 5Mlr now h1r 1ng For appiiCBtiOn and tr~ governement fOb 1nfo call Amencan Assoc ot Labor t 91:)..599 8042 24/hrs emp . ,., Local Home Health Agency Now accepting apphcat1ons for all shifts STNA CHHA CNA PCA cert1l1callon required call740.441 1377 For LUM .............................. ,........... ., ...... 490 Far Sale. .... ... . . ... . . ... 585 For Sale or Trtcle. . . ..... . .. ... . ..... 580 Frulto lo Vegolobleo .................... . • ......... 580 Fumlohod Roomo ..... . ..... 450 Clanerol Houllng...... ........ . .. ...•.. .......... 850 GIVNWIY . •••. . .. ......... 040 Heppy Ada........ ....... 050 Hay I Grain.................... ............................. 640 Help Wanted... . ...... .. .....• .110 Home tmprovemanto.... • • ......... . ........ 810 Homeo far Sale.... . ............................... 310 HoUIIhold Gooda. .... 510 Ho-• lor Rent...... ............. . .. 410 In 'kmorlam. .. . • ....... .•. ... 020 lnourence.. .......... •. ...... ... ..•• 130 lown lo Garden Equlpmant ............ . ...... 660 Llveotock ......... ... ....... . . ..... ....... 830 loot and Found ................. .. ..... . . .. 060 lots & Acreage. .. ........ ....... 350 Mlocelloneouo... . ..•. •. ..... 170 MloceHaneouoljerchandiH....... . ..... 540 Mobile Homt Repelr ..... • .. 860 -lie Homeotor Rant..... . ..420 -lie Homeolor Salo.. ........... ........ 320 Money to LOin.... . ..... . .220 Motorcyclea lo 4 Wheelora . •.•... . ... 740 Muolcallnatrumonts . . ... ..... ... . 570 Paraanala .................. ...... . .. 005 Palo tor Solo .. ..... .. .......... .. ........ . 560 Plumbing lo Heating . . .. .. 820 Ptofesalonol Sarvlceo.. .. . ..... 230 Radio. 1V & CB Repair.. ......... ......... 160 - • Eotlte Wllntod .... 360 Sehoalolnetructlan ................................. 150 -,Plant 1o Fertilizer..... .............. 850 Sltuotlono Wonted... .120 Space lor Rent. . •..... 480 Sporting Goodo... .... ...• 520 SltV'o !Or Sole... . ...... ... 720 Truckllol Sale ... .. . . 715 Upho,_tery .. ......... ....... 870 Vono For Sale. . ..... 730 W..ted to Buy....... .. 090 W..ted to Buy· Form Suppllel .. . . . 620 w.ntHToDo ........ . .................. tao W..ted to Rant...... ........... . . ... . ..470 Ylnl ~ Golllpollo. .. . .. .. ....... . . 072 Yard Sate-Pomeroy/Middle ......074 Yerd Sate-Pt. Pleasant .......... 076 ll\\'\ 1 I \I • FOUND Male Beagle at AVON 1 All Areas1 To Buy or AC Byrd Locks & Dam Call Sell Sh1rtey Spears 304 CLASSIFIED INDEX ID 2007 by NEA, Inc 110 HEll' WANIID 5321 4x4"e For Sale . . 725 Announcement.. . ..•. ... . ...... .. ....... 030 AnUqueo ............ .............................. 530 Apartmento for Rent . • . . 440 Auction and Flea Merkel ......... 080 Auto P1rt1 & Accessories .. 760 Auto Repair. .. . . . 770 Autoo lor Solo.. . ........ . .. ...... . ....... 710 Boote 1o Mot oro for Sale ... . ...... • ... 750 Building Suppllea .... ....... . ..... 550 Bualnesa one! Bulkllngo ..... .............. ...... 340 Bualneu Opportunity ..... ..210 Bualneoo Training... .... ........ .. ...... 140 Compere 1o Motor Hameo . .....•... . . ...•. 790 Camping Equipment ....... ....... . ...... 780 Cerda of Thankl ..................................... 010 ChlldiEiclerly Care.. .... • .. ... ....... 190 Electrlcai/Relrill"'llion. . ..... . ..... .. 840 Equipment for Rent ............................... 480 Excavating . .. . . . . .... 830 Form Equipment .........................................810 Forme for Rent. ....... 430 Farmo lor Sole.... . . ..... .. ........ .. .... 330 ~ www comics com 1 All Excellent way to eam Found-White dog m Mason money The New Avon damaged ear 304 773 Call Manlyn 304 882 2645 (304)575-3300 M·F Public Notice 3BA 2BA LA With Flrel)lace DR K1tchen Detached 2 car garage on 171 x85 Lol With1n walking D1stance of new SGHS Ask"'9 $80 ()()() (7401256 of Mens Sluff {304)675· •>c:.c:»r. and youth. The can· tract period will be April 1, 2007 through June 30. 2007 not to exceed $5,500 00. The deadline for oubmll· slt~~n of propo•al• Ia March 2, 2007 at 12.00 noon For program Information and guidelines contact Andrea FCFC Oaborne. Coordinator. at (740) 992.ai26 ext. 61 or at the Meigs County Health Department. 112 E. Memorial Drive. Pomeroy, OH 45719 All aubmloalono mull be received by moll or hand dellverld by the above dale end time. No materlalo received alter that dote will be Included In previous submissions nor be considered. The council reserves the right to reject any or on proposals (2) 14, 21.28 Hlll SAl f net MOW\g 5alo Ga"'ge bid lull .....,oe_.._p_p..,_s_ ..._• S, POUCIES Oh6o V.lley Pullllthlf\9 ~-the right lo Mit. r - . or cenotlany ICIM any 111M Enora rnuat be r1por1ed oo the llrlt day ol Tl'lbi.JM.Sen~w wiN be I'MPO'Wiblt for no mor•lhln the c:o.t ol the·~ O<:CUPI.ci by tl'le trror 1nc1 onlv tl'llllrlt tnurtlon We ah•H any ~or UpenM thll r.ulta from lhe p&lbllcMion or Olftlulon of M'l ~t Corrtte1ion will be made In the llrst IVII ..blfl ~Ilion _,. ....,.. CCII'IIIctlnlAI. • CurNftt l'llt DIN IIPPIJM.. • A.ll I'NI ..... ldWertlMrnMrtt. are IUbjecl to the fedefal F•lr ttoualng Act of 1968 wented . . mMtlnt 1101 . . . . . , . . 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(7!~~ To446~!42 (7~?1 To~!~~~!~6 26 DIVISION IV In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE Place ~ ,...c:-.._..- t~ter 287 129 118 98 83 30 The Daily Senlinel • Page 83 NOWHIRINGI The Town of Mason 1s We have pos1t10ns ava1~ble accept~r'lg app11cat10ns tor slart1ng at U.~r the position of police patrol Make caHs on behalt of man AppliCations must be political orgamzations like able lo pass a phySical ag1il the NAA ty test as set tol1h by the state A.p(;lllcallons can be "Heahh Benetits picked up ar the city bUilding "Paid Tram1ng 1601 Second Street " Retirement Plan Monday Friday Bam to 5pm •Weekly Pay 0 Waekly bonus plan The Village of R10 Grande IS ~ Foted schedules taking applicatiOns for the "Paid V'acahons position of pollee ch 1ef/oode Yrs Coli today lo ochldulo enforcement o"1cer e11.penence preferred an Interview! 1-8no483-6247 txt 2301 ApplicatiOns can be p1eked up at the RIO Grande Mun1c1pa1 BUilding Mon Frl POST OFFICE NOW 8 30am unt1l 4 30""' HIRING App11catlons are due back to Avg Pay $20/hr or the Mun1apal Bu1ld1ng by $57K annuaHy Including Federal Benefits noon on Monday February 26 2007 and OT Paid Tra1mng e Vacat1ons·FTIPT 1 BOQ-584 1775 EX1 t8923 Wanted D1rect SuperviSIOn employees lo owrsee male USWA youth 1n a staff secure re11· A&J TRUCKING dent1al environment Must train ing pass phys1cal Leading The way A&J Trudl:lng now Hirrrog at our reqwement Pay based on New Haven WV Tarll'l nat For expe11ence Call (740)379· A~lonal H•ult Dump 01v I 9083 bolwoon 9-3 Mon F<i year OTA veri11able e:cp Call 1 800-462 9365 uk. tor Kenl Work from home not get Aocksptlngs Aehabllllat on rich qu1Ck work Involved For Center IS looking tor ded1cat Info, send SA 5 E to PO Hamden OH ed compassionate State Box 454 T$Sied Nursing Ass1stants Competlttve wages health and dental benef1ts and 401K available We take priCe 1n our facility and rea•· dents and need great team players 10 jom us If you have these quahf1cat1ons please apply to Aockaprm~Js FlehabihlaiiOO Center 36759 Rocksprings Road Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 Extendteare Health IOOkillQ for delivery staff tor Services Inc IS an equal Cater1ng company, hours opportumty employer that mostly M·F day shift Send encourages workplace resume to 1364 Hern1an Ad diversity M/F ON Gallipolis oh 45631 Security Oflteer needed In MTIMLT (ASCP j New Haven W\1 S6 66 hOur Full T1me Days 40 hours a week Must haw P08o<33 a ctean enm1na1 h1s1ory, Galllpol s, OH 45631 pass a drug screen and Now H1rlng expenenced background check call t Sawmill help Apply 1n per 800-275-6359 M·F 6 30 son Twin \ River 500 EEO MFDV Ha-261 2USR135 to ~ MOIIlli'Y TO loAN I uNDTII;IEu Borrow Srilarl Contact tho Oh10 DIVISIOn of f1nanc1al InstitutiOn's Off1ce o! Consume' Afta1rs BEFORE you refl nance your home or obtain 11 loan BEWARE of reques1s lor any large advance payments ol fees or Insurance Call the Office o! Consumer Aflairs toll tree at 1-866 278-0003 lo learn rf the mortgage broker 01 lander properly Is liCensed (Th1s 1s a public serv1ce announcement from lho OhiO Valley PuJ;IShlng Company) S36K·$95K PTIFT 1 8()0934·3473 x7380 No Fee Unless We W1nl 1!8 1• ScHools 080 (540)745 7729 2br House 10 Pt Pr $465 Homestea d Really Broker 1998 Tra1ler lor sale or ~ase (304)675 4024 (304)675 on lana contract w11h down 0799 ask tor Nemcy payment $375/month 949-2253 3BR 1 bath LeGrande Located 17 mi les ou r of Blvd no pets $625 mo .,. 5 Plus Acres 2 Br Kit Gall1pohs (740)742 0703 sec dep (740}446 3644 Din Front Am Full base (740 742 320t story and 1'2 AC s1ngle Attent1on1 garageJ20 X 20 shop 2003 t6x76 Flee lwood local company ofte nng NO Rac1ne Route 124 740 3BA 2 Bath V1ny1 S1d1ng DOWN PAYMENT pro Shmgle Roof CIA Very N1ce 949-2253 grams tor you to buy vour Home 1998 16x80 home lflstead or ren11ng Attentlon! Riverside 3BA 2 Bath V1 nyl • 100% f1nanc1ng Local company olfenng "NO S1dng Shingle Root C!A ' Less lhan perfect cred1t DOWN PAYMENT" pro New Carpet & Vmyl Ask accepted ~ams lor you 10 buy your about our (3) 14x70 homes. • Payment could be the hOme 1nSiead ot renttnQ Dayt1me (740)388 0000 same as rent • 100°(0 financtng Evemngs (740)388 80t7 or Mortgage Locators • less than parted credit (740)245-9213 (740)367 DODO accepted 3/2 Doubtew1de • Payment could be the 2007 House for renl 3 4 Br $37 970 M1dwest (740)828 M1dd CIA 740 843 5264 same as renl Mortgage Locators 2750 Very n1 ~e hOuse tor rent 3 (740)36].(1000 Move m today' New 2007 3 BR t Ba: h AC Full bedroom 2 bath Only Basement 2 Car Garage $199 86 per month Set up Large yard n countr'i set11f"lg rn ntJtes fr om Athens and on Pomeroy P1ke near ready tor 1mmed1a1e occu Chesler Easte rn Local pancy Call740 385 4367 School s $800/month plus depos r No pets Call All ruJ Htate adver11alng NEW 2007 4 bed D1W 1de1 (740)992 2996 In tt'lla newap~~per •• $49 179 M dwest (740)828 •ubleet to the Federsl 2750 Fslr Housing Acl 011968 FUR lb:xr which nv~kea tt Illegal to Bl~INEJ,l; ~ adwrtlat ~anv 1411.70 2 BA moblle home pr.terence llml..tion 01 '"ll BUIIDIN(;s $500 oo a month 740·367 dlaonminat10n blaed on r.ce, color, religion, ux F&S T1re SR 7 & SR 681 0654 or 740 645 34 13 ft,mlllelatatua or n•tior\11 TtJppers Pla1ns Oh lllCiudes 1998 Trailer lor sa le or tease origin, or sny Intention to all equipment Frank Wells on land contract w1th down ll"'lke II"'W such 1740191l5·351B payment S375Jmonth preference llmltat•on or Located 17 m1 les out of dltcnmlnetlon Gall1pol1s {740)742 0703 o\CRI:AIW lbia newspaper will not ( 7 40 742 3201 knowingly accept 4 ac1e lot tor sale (304)743 2 Bedroom Bula1.111e P1ke ldvertlumentl for real 6323 TrashWater Pd No Pets estate which Ia 1n Deposit & A eferenrcs violation ot the 11w Our 47 acres +I Uevu-.g Road (7 40)388 1t00 ruc:e.r. are herebv Country water sap11c pond Informed tkll til & barn electnc many home 2 Mo011e homes tor rent dwellin;aa.dvertJMd In s1tes $125 000 I'm 740 367 7762 or ..40 446 this newap1per are (540)765 7786 ~ i IVIiltble on an ltqUII opportunity ba111 Fo1 Sale Ranch Style Home 4 Bedrooms 3 Bath 6 acres (740)388·8639 Lars& (304)882·3131 Concealed P1sto1 Oh10M'V Mar 10 Class 2007 HUD HOME I 3bd $112/mo No Neeot Low MoiSture carpet eleanmg dries 1n an hOl.M'I VFW CalVIn Leport/Ciear!y Clean $75 00 9 OOam Mason wv 740-843 5250 1304)675+0022 Galllpollo c.- COllege !{ I \I I "'I \I I (ca reers Close To Home) Call TO<iayl 740-446-4367 1 800 214-0452 ~ gillllpoHicerMtWIIegt oom Acc •ediltd Membt1 AccreU111ng 0 Down even with less than Counc~ 1o1 lnOtpenO&nl Col~• perte<:t crecWt 1$ avaJiable on •>d Schoolll21o48 fill(""" _ _ _ _ _..., thiS 3 bedroom 1 bath I Do 01spatchers l1fe Amllulance Inc Apply m per Drywall and painting seMC· son al t Jackson P1ke as Also m1sc labor 740Gall1poils 985 3779 01" 304 593 0541 House for sale 4 Bedroom 2 bath on 1+ acres South Gall1a school distnct $7000 down and $578 82 per month Call740 256 t686 home Corner lot tirepJa&e modern kitchen JBCUUI!Ub, F>a)tment around S550 per month 74Q-367· 7129 3 Bedroom 2 Bath fireplace oo Pleasant Valley Ad. 112 m 11e from Rio Grande Available w1th 1 5, or 8 acres. {740 )709-1166 3bd abo HUD $23.33<1 On~ 111151mo 5% dn 20 yrs 0 8% For hstlngs OCJ0559·4109KF254 38R 1BA sits oo ElCfe lot w/ bul ldmg b&Side HT Elemenlary $38 000 Neg (74012 56·1063 4060 Mobile Home Lot for rent For a couple or construc110n near Vmton Call (740)441 workers 2 Br 12X50 $350 plus dep Gas 1111 . Heat Syracuse 992 7680 i RMt E>TATF: W•vm> Green Twp 1 1/2 m1 l rom 1 town 1 1!2 m1 /rom New GAHS 3BR Br1cll. Ranch Need to sell your home ? late on payments d vorce $140,000 (740)446·8 131 lob transfer or a dealt1 ? I Houae for sale 21ll t ba can buv yo ur hOme All casn on Monroe Ave pt Pleasant and QlJICk ClOSing 740 4t6 needs some work good 3130 starter home or rental umt IH \ I \ I.., 1·886-562·3345 W81ting bll Spnng to clean your Carpet? OOTRUlTION no pets MOBILE Hnm:s that you do business with people you know and NOT lo send money through the ma11 until you have Investigated lhe ot1Br1no. TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY 1991? 1' ' OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG co recommends Albrecht FNncial Service& Leads, Tr&lnlr'IQ, QuiCk Pay -------- ~176 lt..t~ ....,,...,.......... no oNOTICE• 2 or 3 Br house 740 992·5858 2 3 Bedroom Duplex $420/mo plus det>OSII & ut1l1 t~s 1n Downtown Gallipolis t991 Tra1ler 3 bclrm 2 bath No Pels (740)446-0332 needs won; 1 No T 1tle S4 500 Bam 5pm Mon Sat $19 500 304 675 6349 Security Officers needed m n~D..u..a.J\/"W,J\.0 New Haven WV $6 66 Part·l1me pos1t1on available hour 40hoursaweek Must tor a Support Group have clean cr1 mmal hlst01y Seasoned fire wood, Oak and H1ct«>ry spi1t You haul Facilitator lor a Women s pass a drug screen and or I haul- Take CAM HEAP she lter Th1s 1s a contract background check Call 1 740-949-203B pos1110n for approximately BOD-275·8359 M·F 8 30 to iliro;;;,;;~----'1 80 rour hours a week 5 00 M F EEO.MFDV WANIID Applicants shOuld be lam1l18r Subst1tu1e as needed bam • To w1th cns1s lntef'tlenbon tech· $6 20 per hour Send mques and group dynall\lcs. Care lor Elderly 1n the1r resume lo Early Education Interested appl~eants should home any shift Reasonable Stal1on 2122 Jefferson Ave send resumes to Personnel Rates Have rettuances PI Pteasanl WV 25550 P:O 8011 454 GalliPOliS, Please call (740)441 9824 OhiO 45631 Wanted EMT s, ParamediCS Of {740l 44t 9232 & I 45634 SouthSide HOP CLASSIFIED$ BllSINFlti OwoKruNm 2 Br K1t Full base AC s1ngle 20 shop 124 740 1989 L1berty 1411.70 3 bed rooms 1 bath Very NICe coodllian S6 000 080 Call (740)4 46 5292 daytime or (740)367.0533 even1ng Mob1te Home Lot n Johnson Mob1le Home Park n Gall1po11s OH Phone 740 )446 2003 0 (740)446 1409 N1ce 14x70 2 Bedroom 1 hOme Located Balh between Athens ancl Pomeroy $365 00 per month ncludes wa1er sewer & trash Call (7401385 9946 Trarler tor rent R1o Grande $390 740..645 5058 DepOSit Neg $U/mo1 Buy 3bd HUD HOME ! 4%dn 30yrs@ s~o Fo r hsMgs 800 559 41 0'::1 x1709 o\PAK"IF., I'< mRIUXI 3bd 2bl $155/mo More homes available' 4°10d n 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments JQyrs 0 8% For I stings 2 bedroom house located 1n tor Rent Me1gs County In 8005594109xF144 lown No Pels Depos 1 Galllpols (740)441 0194 Requ ired 1740l992 5174 or 2 Bed room House on 1740\441 0t1 0 Count ry Lot $400m)Q $400 No Pels Clean very n ce 1 bedroom depos1t Reqlmed lurn1shed Reterences Apa rtment 1740)368 9686 Deposit (3041ti75 2970 FIND A NEW HOME IN THE CLASSIFIEDS �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, February 14. 2007 www. mydailysentinel.com Associated P1ess boys state basketball poll 2007 SE Ohio Sectional Basketball Tournament Schedule (Div. 2-4) GIRLS TOURNAMENT Sher dan Af Alexander H$ (02} Gall a Academy 36 sa A.t We11sron HS (03) Crooksv•lle 70 Un•oto 51 Nelsornt1lle York 73 P•keton 38 Mmtord 86 Westfall33 At Lucasv11JB Valley HS (0.3) Peebles 64 Northwest 39 At Lucasville Valley HS (03) Coal Grove vs West Un1on 6 t5 pm Lynch·Ciay vs Wellston B pm At Adena HS (02) Mram1 Trace vs Htllsboro 6~5 pm Ch lhcothe vs l ogan Elm 8 pm At Alexander HS (02) Vrnton County vs Shendan 6 15 pm Mergs vs Fau1reld Un1on 8 pm AI Wellston HS (03) Alexander vs R ver Valley 6 15 pm Pa nl Valley vs Farrland 8 pm AI Lucasville Valley HS (03) Eastern Brown vs Ports West 6 t5 pm Chesapeake vs Rock H 11 8 pm At Athens HS (04) Southern vs Tnmble 7 pm AI Northwest HS (04) Valley vs Sc1otov111e East 6 15 pm South Webster vs Leesburg Fa1rt1eld 8 pm Thuradoy, Feb 15 At Adana HS (02) Ctrclevllle vs Waverly 6 15 pm Wash C H vs McClain 8 pm At A/exanrler HS (02) Warren vs New Lex1ng1on 6 15 pm Jac~son vs Alhens 8 pm At Wellston HS (03) Huntington Ross vs Belpre 6 15 pm Zane Trace vs Fed Hock 8 pm AI Rod! HI/ HS (03/ SECTIONAL At Ross Southeastern HS (02) Wheelersburg vs wmner of Chesapeake Portsmouth game 6 00 Fairland vs Portsmouth West 8 30 Saturrlq. feb. 24 FINALS At Northwest HS (04 ) Adena vs Manchester 6 15 pm Ports Clay vs Western Latham 8 pm (Secnonal t1nal) At Alh6ns HS t04) South Galha vs FF Green 6 15 pm Beaver Eastern vs Reedsv1lle Eastern 8 pm (Sectional t1nal) Waverly \IS Rock H1ll 6 15 Hillsboro vs ClfC~IIIe 8 00 AI Logan MS (02) COLUMBUS (A P) The lop lour teams remamed the same m the SIXth weekly AssoCialed Press lrigh s~ hool boys basketball poll released Tuesday Lakewood St Edw..rd had a 62-pomt lead over No 2 TrOiwood-Madtson I and m DtvlSion Greenfield McClam was 41 pomls ahead at Kettermg Altar 111 DIVISIOn II In D1v1s1on Ill, Fmdlay Ltberty-Benton had a 71· pomt le,td over Archbold and RusSia led New Knoxvtlle by 42 pmnts m Div1sion IV The poll conlmues unt1l Feb 20. ' At Ross Southeastern HS (02) Logan Elm vs New Lek1ngron 6 15 Gallia Academy vs Shendan 8 00 At Waverly HS (03) P1keton vs Eastern Brown 6 15 Lync hbwg Clay liS Pamt Valley 8 00 SECTIONAL FINALS Teams TBA 3 00 7 00 At Logan MS (02) SECTIONAL FINALS Teams TBA 3 00 7 00 At Athens HS (03) Nelsonville York vs Crooksville 6 15 Oak H111 vs Wellston 8 00 Saturday. feb 17 South Pomt 59 Portsmouth 41 Wheelersburg 58 North Adams 43 At Athens HS (04) Ross Southeastern 57 Mrller 50 Beaver Eastern 54 Iron ton SJ 32 'Tul•day fib. 20 tAll HCiional finals) AI Adena H$ (02) M1am1 Trace-H1IIsboro wmner vs Chillicothe Logan Elm w1nner 1 pm Clrc lev11le Waverly wmner vs Wash C H McClam w1nner 2 45 pm AI Alexander HS (02) Vmton CotJnty Shendan wmner Me1gs Fani1eld Un1on wmner 1 pm Warren New Lexmgton wmner Jackson Athens wmner 2 45 pm vs At Rock Hill HS (03) Chesapeake vs Portsmouth 6 15 Lucasv1 11e Valley vs Coal Grove 8 00 At Lucasville Valley HS (03) Eastern Broy,n Ports West wmner vs Chesapeake Rock H1U w1nner 4 30 pm Coal Grove West Umon wmner vs Lynchburg Clay Wellston wmner 6 15 At Northwest HS (04) Whiteoak vs Valley East w1nner 1 pm BOYS TOURNAMENT Mondav. Etb. 19 At Ross Soutneastem HS (02) Jackson vs Un1oto 6 15 Wash ngton C H vs M1am1 Trace 8 00 AI Logan MS (02) Athens vs Me1gs 7 00 SECTIONAL Huntington Ross vs Winner of lynchburg Clay Paint Valley game 3 00 Adena vs Peebles 7 00 AI Alhens HS (03) SECTIONAL Alexander vs w 1nner Wellst on game 3 00 Belpre vs M1ntord 7 00 AI LucasVIlle Valley HS (04) Ports Notre Dame vs Leesburg Fa1rt eld 615 New Boston vs Manchester 8 00 of Oak H 1ll At Rock HjH HS (03) - SECTIONAL FINALS Ironton vs w1nner of Lucasv1lle Valley Coa l Grove game 3 00 South Point vs Norlhwest 7 00 Wtd.nfaday, Feb. 21 Monday Feb 26 At Southeastern HS (02) Greenfield McClam vs wmner of Jackson Un10to game 6 00 Ch1lhcothe vs wmner of Wash C H • M1am1 Trace game 8 30 AI Wellston HS (04 ) SECTIONAL FINALS Southeastern vs w1nner of Southern Tnmble game 6 15 Symmes Valley vs Ironton Sr Joe 8 00 V1nton County vs wmner of Athens Me1gs game 6 15 Warren vs Fau11eld Un1on 8 00 Western Latham vs w1nner ol New Boston Mai\Ches1er game 6 15 South Webster vs FF Green 8 00 Fr!dly Fab 23 Dlltdty. fib 27 How a ."Jiate par~el ol ~ports 11 nren ami broadwsren rare~ Ohto I11Rh school bo;s bas./wba/1 ream~ in rhe snrh and nellto-las/ weekly As wcrared Press poll of 2007, b\ OHSAA dtvrswm. wlflt won-lost record and total pomls (jirst·plc~<e wtes 111 parenrheses): At Waverly HS (03) SECTIONAL FINALS West Un1on \IS w1nner of Piketon Eastern Brown game 6 00 North Adams vs Westfall 8 30 At Wellston HS (04) • SECTIONAL DIVISION I pm AI Athens H5 (04) Waterford vs Ross Soulheastern t pm (D~) FINALS FINALS At Wellston HS (04) Watertord vs Eastern Me1gs 6 15 Soulhern liS Tnm~e 8 00 vs At Wellston HS (03) Alexander R1ver Valley wmner vs Pamt Valley Fairland w nner 4 30 prn Hun11ngton Ross Belpre w1nner vs Zane Trace Fed Hod w1nner 6 15 pm AI Wa..,,ly HS At Lucasvfl18 Valley HS (04) A/Logan MS (02) SECTIONAL FINALS FINALS At LucasVIlle Valley H$ (04) • FINALS Fed Hock vs wmner of NY Crooksville SECTIONAL FINALS 600 R1ver Valley vs Zane Trace 8 30 1 St Edward (24) 18 0 2 Trotwooa Mad1son (2) 16 1 3 Tol Libbey (1) 16 1 4 Cols Northland (2) 1g..o South Gall1a vs wmner of Waterforo. Eastern Meigs game 6 15 M1lter vs P1ke Eastem, 8 00 AI AlhenS HS (03) • SECTIONAL www.mydallysentlnel.com 5 6 7 8 Dublm Sc1010 17 1 C1n Moeller 17·2 Newark 18 1 C1n Elder152 9 Can GtenOak 15 3 10 Can McK1nley 13-4 Whiteoak vs w1nner of Ports ND·Fau'field game 6 15 Ports Clay vs SCIOtO\IIIIe East B 00 282 230 218 200 149 1!I:rtbune - Sentinel CLASSIFIED Others receiVIng 12 or more pomts 11 N Can Hoover 21 12 Wauen Hardmg 18 13 Mad1son 1 7 DIVISION II 1 Greenfield McCta1n (23) 19-0 2 Ke"er ng AhRr (3) 16 1 3 C-y (2) 18·0 246 226 4 T1pp C1ty T1ppecanoe (2) 18 0 202 Zanesville 1 6 1 149 Sandusk~ Perkins 18 0 146 Day Du nbar 15-4 98 Van Wer1 15 2 77 Olmsled Fails 14 2 47 10 Upper Sandusky 14 3 39 5 6 7 8 9 Others recmv1ng 12 or more po1nts 11 Pa1nesv1lle Harvey 22 12 (t1e ) Co ts DeSales Dover 19 14 C1n Wyom1ng 13 E-mail DIVISION Ill classlfted@mydaliytnbune com Benton (27) 16.() 1 Findlay liberty 294 223 2 Archbo ld 16·2 3 Day Oakwood (1) 16 I 221 179 5 Youngs Ursuhne 13·2 137 6 Rocky Rwer Lutheran W 15-1 125 7 Zanesville W Musk1ngum 15 2 122 8 Cle VASJ 11·4 96 9 Wheelersbu rg 16·2 90 10 An dover Pymatun1ng Valley ( 1) 17 4 Sugarcreek Garawav 17·2 0 To 1 RuSSia (24) 19-Q 284 246 206 180 New Knoxv1lle (1) 17.0 Tol Chnsl1an (3) 16·0 McDonald (2) 17 0 Cols Harvest 16 0 Van Buren t6 1 Continental 14 2 8 Worthington Chnstlan 14·4 9 Lockland 14·4 10 Berln H land 14-4 Word Ads 84 Items 54 45 Others rece 1vmg 12 or more po1nts \\\ttl \1 I \II \ h 11 Wmdham 26 12 Georgetown 18 r 13 Mai'J6rn 15 14 Latham Western 13 15 Ottovlle t 2 GIVEAWAY 740-367-o624 lEGAl NOTICE In the Meigs County Court of Common Pleas Pomeroy, Ohio Bruner Land Company, Inc , Plaintiff, Vs Stephen E Bunner, Deceased, et at. Defendants Case No Stephen E Bunner, whose last known address was 1416 Hocking Road, Belpre. Oh1o 45714, Nancy Bunner, Spouse of Stephen E. Bunner, whose last known address Ia 1416 Hocking road, Belpre, Ohio 45714, and tho unknown heirs at law ol Stephan E. Bunner, deceased, the current addresses of same which are unknown, .and cannot with rea· oonable diligence be tound or ascertained. shall take notice that on _ day ol December, 2006, Bruner Land Company, Inc Byesville Ohio 43723, flied Its com· plaint against sa1d party praying lor tudg· ment quieting title In the Pla1ntllf relattve to the foreclosure of a land mstallment con· tract regarding the fol· lowmg d~scrlbed real estate, to-w~ Situated '" the Township of Olive, County ol Me1gs, and State of Ohio, being 1n Fract1on 35 of Old Section 34, Range 11 West, Township 4 North, of "Tho Ohio Company First Purchase of 1787' , and being bounded and described as follows· Commencing for Reference at a 518" 1ron pin found at the Southeast corner of Fraction 35 (Note Roferanco bearing on the East hne of Fraction 35 used as North 01 dog 08' 40" East) Thence, w1th the East line of Fraction 35, North 01 dog 08 40' East a distance of 1,111 53 feel to an Iron pin sot at the Southeast corner of a 40 acres tract as con· veyed to Ray M. and Ina J. Weaver by Parcel No 1 of Deed Volume 261, Page 335 of tho Meigs County Recorder"• Office. Thence wHh the South Uno of oald Woovor proparty, North 89 deg 00' 17" West 1 dlotance of 384.92 feet to a point In the center line of lownohlp Road No. 270 (lim berger Rldge Road). being tho true point ol !Mglnnlng lor thll deocrlpllon, Th1nc1, from aald point of !Mglnntng ond running wHh the con· terllne of Townohlp rood No. 270, the lot· towing lour courseo: {I) South 02 dig. 54' 52"' Will 1 dlltance of 118.51 !Milo e point, (2) Thence South 12 deg 19' 50" Weota dlo· IInce of 75.04 feet to • point,' (3) Thence South 23 dig 43" 24'" Weota dl• IInce of 80 03 IMt to a point; (4) Thence South 39 deg 12' 06 ' Westa diS· tance of 52 57 feet to a po1nt, Thence, leavtng the road, North 89 dog 07' 40 West 8 distance of 1,099 49 feat to an ~ron pin set In tho East fine of a 51 6607 acres tract as conveyed to Ertc L. and Sharon R Johnson by Off1c1al Records Volume 106, Page 321 of the Me1gs County Recorder's Office, passmg through two Iron p1ns set at distances of plus 25 90 feet and plus 125.80 teet, respeCIIY .. ly; Thence, With the East line of said Johnson property, North 01 deg 25' 19" East a distance of 200.00 teetto an 1ron pm set at the Southwest ccrner of the aforementioned Ray M and Ina J Weaver property , Thence, with the South line of sa1d Weaver property, South 89 deg , oo· 17" East a distance of 1,17703 feet to the pomt of beginnrng, passing through an 1ron pm set at a diS· lance of plus 1,147 03 feet. Containing 6 071 acres, more or less, be1ng a now split out of Auditor's Parcel No 0900551 000 Subject to all legal r~ght·of-ways, ease· ment, restncttons, reservations, and zonmg regulation~ of record 1 Subject to the nghi·Of· way of Township Road No 270 Subject to tho 1()(). Vear Flood Plain restrlc· tlons, If applicable. Subject to a 30 00 feet wtde easement be1ng reserved unto lhe grantora (Bruner L.and Company, Inc ), their hetrs, and or ass1gns, forever Said easement being for tho purpose of running utilities to other parcels of land on or near Township Road No. 270. Sa1d easement runs in a north·aouth d~roctlon across the east end of the abovo·doacrlbod property wHh the east line of said easement being the centerline of Townohlp Road No. 270. Containing 0 315 acre, more or less or easement All Iron pins set are 518"" 1 30"" robar cappad and labeled '"Claus 6458'", The bearings In thiS description are for angle colcutatlono only and are baaed on the Eaotllne of Fraction 35 uud •• North 01 deg 08' 40" E111 A plat of the abovedMcrlbed ourvey hao been oubmltttd tor file at the County Englneer'l Office. The above d11crlptlon prepertd by Roger W. Claua, Rogloterod Surveyor No. 8456, ba1ed on an actual field ourvey of January 6, 2003i eald 1urvey being oubject to any facto that moy be dl• clooed In • lull and accurate t~le search. lot 4 llmberger R1dgo Road Olive Township, Ohio PPN 09-00551 004 Bruner Forshee Protective Covenants 1) The lollowlng protective covenants are covenants running w1th tho land until 1/112075. and may be enforced (through lnJUnctton or other· w•se} by any owner acquiring any part of the land acquired by tho undersigned 1n the townahlp of Olive by Deed recorded In O.R Vol 160 pg 559 In the land records of Meigs County, Ohto 2) No more than two res1dences per tract shall be permitted, though tracts may be further split and buill on wtlh government approvals 3) Permanent dwellings shall be restricted to the apec1· flcat1ons of HUD approved sectional homos. the Ohio Basic Building Code on mod· ular homes settmg upon either a crawl space or basement and new constructed site buill homes Arry homes will be new at tile lime ot placement and built wtlh now materials 4) Single wide mobile homes lass than f1ve years of age at plac.. ment will be permitted on the above subject proparty. 5) No Inoperative or unlicensed vehicles may be placed on said lot No accumulation of discarded personal eHecta, debris, waste, garbage or any unsightly ob1ect or metter will be permit· ted on any lot 6) No noxious or offensive activity shall be carried on upon any lot 7) Before occupancy of any houae, a sewage disposal system shall be Installed tn conlormlty with tho mini· mum standards required by tho County Board of Health 8) Before any con· struction takes place purchaser must con· tact the local govern· ment authority to make sura they are In com· phanco with tho local laws 9) All lots are to be used for residential, agriculture! and recreational purposes, (though the lot owner may store equipment and material uoed In a bualneaa In a well conotructed encloood building on the propar· ly) The property to not to be uaed for commer· clot enterprloeo (with cuatomera coming and going) with the excoptlon of churchtoa, riding atoblea, horo11 tormo, canle farm., or truck forma (lrulto and vegetlbleo) 10) No owlne oholl be permitted Qn the above subject property Larger domeallc form onlmolo (Including but not limited to horaoo, cettle, ohtoep. goato and llomao) are permH· ltd The paoturo shall not be over grazed but shall be healthy anq thick, and - · shall be controlled Noise and odors from any animal shall be con· trolled so thll neither shall be oflenolve to odjolnlng nolghbore. 11) Doge, cats and other houaohold peto s11all not be bred or maintained for com· merclal purposes 12) No tent, campar, school bus, or recreational vehicles shall be used as 8 real~ donee, either tempo· rary or permanent. 13) Any reSidence erected on sa•d lots shall be at toast 900 square feet of indoor heated lrta {OlCIUdlng basement and garage) and shall have a finIshed stding such as rustic wood, frame, brick veneer, press board or contemporary siding 14) Any building or structure placed on seld proparty shall be set back a minimum of 75 feet from the center of the existing road unless a lesser setback Is requested by public authority. 15) Whore protective covenants and Meigs County of Olive Township zoning Ordinances are In conthe streeter flict, requirement will prevall 16) Invalidation of any of these covenants by JUdgment of court order shall, tn no way affect any of the ather proviSIOns, whiCh shall remain In full force and effect 17) Nothing contained herein shall be con· structod as creating any obligation on the part of Bruner Land Company, Inc to enforce these Protective Covenants. 18) Tho purchasera of this farm , for themselves, their heirs and assigns, by lhe accept· ance of the con· voyanco of this farm. agree to be bound by the covenants contained heroin and are the primary enlorcera of these covenants. Said party or partl11 are required to answer on or beloro tho 28th day following the loot publlcatiQn, 28th Day of February, 2007 ol the within notl~e or default judgment or other judgment may be had against them. Sold publication shall be rlltde In this nowopo· per at lea•t once a WHk lor IIX {6) con· secutiv1 weeks Marlene Harrloon Clerk of Courto Melgo County, Ohio David Brion Bennatt Attorney for Plaintiff 126 N. 9th SlrHt Cambridge. OH 43725 (1) 24. 31 (2) 7, 14, 21 , 28 Public Notice Sheriff SaiH Caoo No 06CV088 Homo Natlonol Sank Plaintiff Vo. Sttven Hill Defendonlo Court of Common Pleao, Melgo County, Ohio. In pursuance of an order of ,.,. to be directed from oold court In 1he above ent~ tied action, I will expooe to sale at publie auction an the fnlnt atepo of the Meigs County Court House on Friday. March 9, 2007 at 10 a.m•• of aald day. the following doacrlbed real estate: The following described real estate situated In the Township of latart, County of Meigs, and Stile of Ohio, bounded and deacrlbed as to~ Iowa: Being the Real Eotato deeded by David and Margery Cowdery to Maude Ashley, as recorded August 31, 1909, Vol 101, Page 525 doacrlbed as lollows: Situate 1n Sac Sl1teen (I G). Town One (1), Range (12) Twelve ol the Ohio Company's Purchase, and being tho Southeast haH of a two acre lot orlgl~ally sold and deeded by M&f'l W. Chapman to William Rand, bounded on the Southwest by a lot owned by Mrs John B Keefer on the Southeast by lots owned by Mrs Della Coulson and Mrs. Mollie Barriger and on the Northeast by County Rood and runnlng with said road Northwell tar enough to make one (1) acre. Excepting therefrom a parcel conveyed to General Telephone Company of Ohio by deed dated 8104152 and recorded In Vol 171, Page 167 ol the Melga County Deed Recorda and further described as follows: Beginning at a point In tile center of State Highway 338, which point Ia In the easterly boundary of the one (1) ecro tract now owned by Elizabeth V Roush; thence In a southwesl· orly direction ninety (90) feet along the easterly boundary nne ol said one (1) acre tract to a stake; thence In a nbrthweaterly direction pan~llel with tho rlght..gt.way ofsald highway thirty (30) IMI to a otake; thence In a northeaeterly direction ninety (90) feet to point In the center of Stele Route 338: tllence In 1 eoutheootorty direction thirty (30) teet along the center line of oald highway to the place of blglnnlng Subject to an easement off of the northeasterly end for highway purpooeo Referenced Daodod· Vol 33. Page 881. Meigs County Otllclel Recorda Audltor'o Porcol No, 08· 00571 000 Property Addreoo· 49481 State Routt 338, Racine, Ohio 45771 Property Owner . Sloven Hill Appratoed at 140,000 00 tormo at 1111 con not bloold tor luo than 213rdo of the oppraloed value 10 percent down on day of oole,1cooh or cert~ flod chock, balance t.c:-. ..c .. ~- • duo an conllrmatlon of sale The opprallll did not Include an Interior examination of the house Robert E Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff Attorney tor the Plaintiff Little ShHII Wamer PO Box 686 S. 2nd St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 740-992.fi89 (2) 7, 14.21 Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE lo hereby glvonthotonSaturday, February 17, 2007 at tO 00 am., a public 111e will be held 11 211 W. Second St., Pomeroy, Ohio The Farmers Bank and Savlngo Compeny Is selling far cash In handorcertHiedcheck tho lollowlng collatorat: 1991 Chevrolet tO pick· u p 1GCCS1gR2M2254110 1999 GMC Jimmy 414 1GKCTt8WtXK502392 Tho Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves tho right to bid at this sale, and to withdraw tho above collateral prior to sale Further. The Farmer• Bonk and Savings Compeny reoervea the nghtto reject any or all blda submltttcl The above described collateral will be aold "as la-where Is", with no expressed or Implied warranty given For further 1nforma· lion, or for on appoint· mont lo Inspect colla!· eral, prior to sale date contact Cyndle, Ken or Randy at 992·2136. (2) 13, 14. 15 Public Notice Shtorllf Salas Case No. 06CV050 HSBC Bonk USA, aa truateo, etc. Plalntlft VS Pamela Santz, aka Pamela G Bantz at at, Defendants. Court at Common Pteao. 'klgo County, Ohio In purouance of In order of sale to be directed from oald court In the above entl· lied action, I will o1poso to sele at publie auction on the fnlnt otopo ol tho 'klgo County Court Houoe on Friday, Merch 9. 2007 at10 a.m of eald day, the following described real 11tate: Situated In the Stile ol Ohio. County of 'klge ond Vlllego ol Racine: Being lot No. II and 17 In the Myers A"-'ltlon to tho lncor· porattd VIllage of Recine, Meta• County, Oltlo, reoerVlng to the State ot Ohio, however, 111 oil, goo. cool and other mlnerole, with tho rlghto of entry lor the purpooe ol praapectlng, developlng, producing or oper· ollng lor the oame and the right of occupancy In 10 far 11 lo -•ntlol to euch proopectlng, developing, operetlng .P-..abll~ '~'~•••1-coe- I•• .:>e•JI-v.e•~.ect ~•uht • KIT & CARLYLE Mootu "'"'~~ YARDSM.f: r kitncerlyleOcomcest or producing; also 1'H81'VIng to the •tate ot Ohio the UH of atreo"'l !lowing through said Ianda or abutting upon the same and so much of the benka thereof, as may be necessary for such enjoying, and the protection of such streams from aroslon. contamination, or deposH of sediment. Property addreu· 410 Fihh Street. Racine, Ohio. Property Owners Pamela Bentz and Timothy Bentz Prior Deed Reference O.R. 154. Page 425 PPN NO. 1!1-00412-llOO and 1!1-00411.00 AppraiSed at $25.000.00 Terms of sale Cannot be sold for leas than 213rda 1f tho appraiSed value 10% down on day of sale, cash or certified check. balance due on conl~rmation ofsale Tho appraisal did not Include an Interior examination ot tho house Robert E Beegle, Meigs County Sherllt Attorney for the Plamtlff Reimer Lorber Amovltz Co PO Bo1 968, 2450 Edison Blvd , Twlnsbury, OH 44087. (330) 425-4201 (2) 7, 14,21 .....-c:. ... .- beginning; reserving however, the coal and all other mlnerala In and underlying tho above described proporty. Together with tho right to mine the same without encumbrance to the surface, and oubject to tan ease· mont lor sewage lllta1 ditch or leaching ditch as set forth and dascr1bed In that cor· taln lnstr~ment Boring date November 26, 1943, and recorded In said recorder olflco In Deed Book 151, Page 178 Property Address· 1660 lincoln Street Pomeroy. Ohio Property Owners. Otis Core and Rhonda Co1e Prior Deed Reference 0 R 118, Page 201 PPNt1600491000 AppraiSed at $12,000 00 terms of sale Cannot be sold for less than 213rds ol the appraised value. tO parcent down on day of sale, caah or certl· lied check, balance duo on confirmation of sale The appraisal did not Include an Interior oxomlnallon of tho house Robert E Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff Attorney lor the Plalntllf Re~mor, Public Notice Lorber, Aronovltz Co PO box 968. 2450 Sheriff Sales Edison Blvd , Case number 06CV046 Twinsburg, OH 44087, Clllblnk NA plalntltiVs 331).425-4201 Otis and Randa Core (2) 7, 14,21 Defendants Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County. Ohio Public Notice In pursuance of an order of sale to me The Meigs County directed from said Department of Job & court In lho above enll- Family Sarvlcoa (Meigs lied action, I will "DJFS") Is requesting exposa to sale at pub- proposals from a quaillie auction o the front lied vendor to provide steps of the Meigs services through the ~ounty Court House Access to Boner Care on Friday, March 9, Program (ABC) to non2007 altO am , olsald behavioral children day. the following and youth. The con· described real estate· tract period will be S~uated In the Village April 1, 2007 through of Pomeroy, county of June 30. 2007 not to Molga, and State ol exceed $5.600 00 Tho Ohio deadline for subml• Being known and des· slon of proposals Is lgnattd on a map of March 2. 2007 at 12 00 lincoln Heights, made noon For program by Brooce and Carper, Information and guideregistered Civil lines contact Jane Englnaera. Hunting Banks. Administrative ton, West Virginia, date Asalatant, at (740) 992· October 17. 1942, as 2117 ext 106 or at tho recorded Decamber 17, Meigs County DJFS, 1942, In tho Office of 175 Race Street , the Recordor of Meigs Middleport. OH 45760. County. Ohio, In Plot All submissions must Book n , Pageo 43 and be received by moll or 44, aa lot No 38, and hand delivered by tho bllng more particular· above dlle and time. ly doacrlbed 11 lot· No malerlela received Iowa. alter that date will bl Being at the point of Included In previous Intersection of tho aubmloolono nor be South lint of lincoln considered The Road with the W11t line deportment reoervos of Point lone, thence the right to reject ony with the oald line of or all proposolo. lincoln Road, North 63 (2) 14. 21 , 28 degroea 51 mlnuteo Wilt 50 IMt. thence _ _ _ _ _ _ _ with the oald line Public Notice bltween Loll 37 and - - - - - 38, South 26 degraoo The Molgo County 09 mlnut11 Wool 200 Fomlly end Children IMt, thence South 63 Flrot Council (Molgo degreeo 51 mlnutoo FCFC) to requelllng E11127.4 !Milo a pol~! propooelo lrom 1 qual~ In the 11id nne of Point fled vendor to provide L.ane; thence with llid oervlcea through the line. North 32 degrHo Acceoa to Better Core 36 mlnuteo E111201 28 Progrom (ABC) to nonfeet, to tho point of behavioral children ' Free Small F housebroken 2\75 dog Spayed Preiols adlllls Rrr-W.~ANIID--....., Owner has heal1h prob 74(). TO n. _ 256 1336 The 2006 Annual Financial Report olthe VIllage of Middleport Is available lor public Inspection atthto Flscol Officer's office In City Hall at 237 Race StrHt. Middleport, Ohio 45760 between the houra of 9 am and 4 pm Monday through Friday (2) 12, 13, 14 Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE Rutland Township Trusteoa will accept bids for cemetery mowing contract tor Milos and Roblnaon Cemeteries tor the 2007 mowing aaaoon. Cemeteries are to be mowed at Ioiii 10 times throughout the season wHh special emphasis on holidays Bids muat Include a copy ol11obllity lnsurance coverage with Rutland Townohlp named aa an eddltional Insured and two (2) rei· orences Saalod bids must be received by the Townohlp by 4 p m on Monday, March 5, 2007 to Rutland Townahlp Truatoes p o Box 326, Rutland, OH 45775 Rutland Township reoerves the right to reject any and all bide. Opal Dyer. Clerk 7411-742·2805 (2) 14, 18, 18 Public Notice lEGAl NOTICE Spring cleanup of Rutland Townohlp Cameterleo will !Mgln March 15 All ctecoratlono will be removed prior to the Eeater hoi~ dey. Anyone who want• to uve decol'ltlono ere 11kld to remove them until April! . Opal Dyer, Clerk 740-742·2805 (2) 14, te, t.e. CLASSIFIEDS FOR BARGAINS 8170 5 Plus Acres Din Front Am story and 1 12 garage/20 X Racne Route ""' s K1ttens 6-8 weeks old 3· Absolute Top Dollar U black ones t yellow Tabby S1!ver and Oold Co1ns 13041675 2476 or (304)675- Proolsets GOld Amgs Pre 1935 US Currency 6130 Solitaire Diamonds M T S Muced breed pupp6es Com ShOp 151 Second bea· Avenue Gallipolis 740-446 Husky/Sheppardx gle 12wks old 1!14/07 2842 (304)675·3126 no answer klave message Buy1ng Junk Cars Trucks & Wrecks Pay Cash J D Pups to g1veaway Chow Salvage {304)773 5343 llmlllxl"(•740'"""!~:-".752_5_ _, (3041674·1374 Baa-od• twoya conftcllnllll r I..Awf AND ~---F-OUNDiiiiiii.•,.l .., Curntnt ntll car ppfltl All Root Ellol trtlttmtnta 1r ID1ht-1 air Hou•lng Act o 961. ntwtplpt CASH Paid tor fUnk cars & trudl.s $35$130 Call Cell 1 304-81 2 1037 after 6pm l-1~ Found Black pupp~ w1th (740)446 8955 brown marlt~ngs along I \ 11'1 ! I' \II \ I R1160 close to Gal1pofis "I It\ It I ' 740 441 0500 Found male beagle at AC Byrd~ and dam Please call304 576 3300 M F lw••••••_.l 1\io HEu> WANJDl 1116 ~ • HEu> WAN111.D "-••••••_.! "-••••••_.! ~m 675-1429 Tan Cocker Spane~ wltlack Bartender wanted to start nylon collar Enterpns& Rd 1mmediately Apply m person by 33 auto Chn~c 740..992 at Hatth~l s Tavern 234 3rd Avenue GallipOliS, OH 1429 01n1ng Room Server Full 11me Apply 1n Person HOliday Inn of GaiHpohs FEDERAL POSTAL JOBS $16 53 $27 5Mlr now h1r 1ng For appiiCBtiOn and tr~ governement fOb 1nfo call Amencan Assoc ot Labor t 91:)..599 8042 24/hrs emp . ,., Local Home Health Agency Now accepting apphcat1ons for all shifts STNA CHHA CNA PCA cert1l1callon required call740.441 1377 For LUM .............................. ,........... ., ...... 490 Far Sale. .... ... . . ... . . ... 585 For Sale or Trtcle. . . ..... . .. ... . ..... 580 Frulto lo Vegolobleo .................... . • ......... 580 Fumlohod Roomo ..... . ..... 450 Clanerol Houllng...... ........ . .. ...•.. .......... 850 GIVNWIY . •••. . .. ......... 040 Heppy Ada........ ....... 050 Hay I Grain.................... ............................. 640 Help Wanted... . ...... .. .....• .110 Home tmprovemanto.... • • ......... . ........ 810 Homeo far Sale.... . ............................... 310 HoUIIhold Gooda. .... 510 Ho-• lor Rent...... ............. . .. 410 In 'kmorlam. .. . • ....... .•. ... 020 lnourence.. .......... •. ...... ... ..•• 130 lown lo Garden Equlpmant ............ . ...... 660 Llveotock ......... ... ....... . . ..... ....... 830 loot and Found ................. .. ..... . . .. 060 lots & Acreage. .. ........ ....... 350 Mlocelloneouo... . ..•. •. ..... 170 MloceHaneouoljerchandiH....... . ..... 540 Mobile Homt Repelr ..... • .. 860 -lie Homeotor Rant..... . ..420 -lie Homeolor Salo.. ........... ........ 320 Money to LOin.... . ..... . .220 Motorcyclea lo 4 Wheelora . •.•... . ... 740 Muolcallnatrumonts . . ... ..... ... . 570 Paraanala .................. ...... . .. 005 Palo tor Solo .. ..... .. .......... .. ........ . 560 Plumbing lo Heating . . .. .. 820 Ptofesalonol Sarvlceo.. .. . ..... 230 Radio. 1V & CB Repair.. ......... ......... 160 - • Eotlte Wllntod .... 360 Sehoalolnetructlan ................................. 150 -,Plant 1o Fertilizer..... .............. 850 Sltuotlono Wonted... .120 Space lor Rent. . •..... 480 Sporting Goodo... .... ...• 520 SltV'o !Or Sole... . ...... ... 720 Truckllol Sale ... .. . . 715 Upho,_tery .. ......... ....... 870 Vono For Sale. . ..... 730 W..ted to Buy....... .. 090 W..ted to Buy· Form Suppllel .. . . . 620 w.ntHToDo ........ . .................. tao W..ted to Rant...... ........... . . ... . ..470 Ylnl ~ Golllpollo. .. . .. .. ....... . . 072 Yard Sate-Pomeroy/Middle ......074 Yerd Sate-Pt. Pleasant .......... 076 ll\\'\ 1 I \I • FOUND Male Beagle at AVON 1 All Areas1 To Buy or AC Byrd Locks & Dam Call Sell Sh1rtey Spears 304 CLASSIFIED INDEX ID 2007 by NEA, Inc 110 HEll' WANIID 5321 4x4"e For Sale . . 725 Announcement.. . ..•. ... . ...... .. ....... 030 AnUqueo ............ .............................. 530 Apartmento for Rent . • . . 440 Auction and Flea Merkel ......... 080 Auto P1rt1 & Accessories .. 760 Auto Repair. .. . . . 770 Autoo lor Solo.. . ........ . .. ...... . ....... 710 Boote 1o Mot oro for Sale ... . ...... • ... 750 Building Suppllea .... ....... . ..... 550 Bualnesa one! Bulkllngo ..... .............. ...... 340 Bualneu Opportunity ..... ..210 Bualneoo Training... .... ........ .. ...... 140 Compere 1o Motor Hameo . .....•... . . ...•. 790 Camping Equipment ....... ....... . ...... 780 Cerda of Thankl ..................................... 010 ChlldiEiclerly Care.. .... • .. ... ....... 190 Electrlcai/Relrill"'llion. . ..... . ..... .. 840 Equipment for Rent ............................... 480 Excavating . .. . . . . .... 830 Form Equipment .........................................810 Forme for Rent. ....... 430 Farmo lor Sole.... . . ..... .. ........ .. .... 330 ~ www comics com 1 All Excellent way to eam Found-White dog m Mason money The New Avon damaged ear 304 773 Call Manlyn 304 882 2645 (304)575-3300 M·F Public Notice 3BA 2BA LA With Flrel)lace DR K1tchen Detached 2 car garage on 171 x85 Lol With1n walking D1stance of new SGHS Ask"'9 $80 ()()() (7401256 of Mens Sluff {304)675· •>c:.c:»r. and youth. The can· tract period will be April 1, 2007 through June 30. 2007 not to exceed $5,500 00. The deadline for oubmll· slt~~n of propo•al• Ia March 2, 2007 at 12.00 noon For program Information and guidelines contact Andrea FCFC Oaborne. Coordinator. at (740) 992.ai26 ext. 61 or at the Meigs County Health Department. 112 E. Memorial Drive. Pomeroy, OH 45719 All aubmloalono mull be received by moll or hand dellverld by the above dale end time. No materlalo received alter that dote will be Included In previous submissions nor be considered. The council reserves the right to reject any or on proposals (2) 14, 21.28 Hlll SAl f net MOW\g 5alo Ga"'ge bid lull .....,oe_.._p_p..,_s_ ..._• S, POUCIES Oh6o V.lley Pullllthlf\9 ~-the right lo Mit. r - . or cenotlany ICIM any 111M Enora rnuat be r1por1ed oo the llrlt day ol Tl'lbi.JM.Sen~w wiN be I'MPO'Wiblt for no mor•lhln the c:o.t ol the·~ O<:CUPI.ci by tl'le trror 1nc1 onlv tl'llllrlt tnurtlon We ah•H any ~or UpenM thll r.ulta from lhe p&lbllcMion or Olftlulon of M'l ~t Corrtte1ion will be made In the llrst IVII ..blfl ~Ilion _,. ....,.. CCII'IIIctlnlAI. • CurNftt l'llt DIN IIPPIJM.. • A.ll I'NI ..... ldWertlMrnMrtt. are IUbjecl to the fedefal F•lr ttoualng Act of 1968 wented . . mMtlnt 1101 . . . . . , . . 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(7!~~ To446~!42 (7~?1 To~!~~~!~6 26 DIVISION IV In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE Place ~ ,...c:-.._..- t~ter 287 129 118 98 83 30 The Daily Senlinel • Page 83 NOWHIRINGI The Town of Mason 1s We have pos1t10ns ava1~ble accept~r'lg app11cat10ns tor slart1ng at U.~r the position of police patrol Make caHs on behalt of man AppliCations must be political orgamzations like able lo pass a phySical ag1il the NAA ty test as set tol1h by the state A.p(;lllcallons can be "Heahh Benetits picked up ar the city bUilding "Paid Tram1ng 1601 Second Street " Retirement Plan Monday Friday Bam to 5pm •Weekly Pay 0 Waekly bonus plan The Village of R10 Grande IS ~ Foted schedules taking applicatiOns for the "Paid V'acahons position of pollee ch 1ef/oode Yrs Coli today lo ochldulo enforcement o"1cer e11.penence preferred an Interview! 1-8no483-6247 txt 2301 ApplicatiOns can be p1eked up at the RIO Grande Mun1c1pa1 BUilding Mon Frl POST OFFICE NOW 8 30am unt1l 4 30""' HIRING App11catlons are due back to Avg Pay $20/hr or the Mun1apal Bu1ld1ng by $57K annuaHy Including Federal Benefits noon on Monday February 26 2007 and OT Paid Tra1mng e Vacat1ons·FTIPT 1 BOQ-584 1775 EX1 t8923 Wanted D1rect SuperviSIOn employees lo owrsee male USWA youth 1n a staff secure re11· A&J TRUCKING dent1al environment Must train ing pass phys1cal Leading The way A&J Trudl:lng now Hirrrog at our reqwement Pay based on New Haven WV Tarll'l nat For expe11ence Call (740)379· A~lonal H•ult Dump 01v I 9083 bolwoon 9-3 Mon F<i year OTA veri11able e:cp Call 1 800-462 9365 uk. tor Kenl Work from home not get Aocksptlngs Aehabllllat on rich qu1Ck work Involved For Center IS looking tor ded1cat Info, send SA 5 E to PO Hamden OH ed compassionate State Box 454 T$Sied Nursing Ass1stants Competlttve wages health and dental benef1ts and 401K available We take priCe 1n our facility and rea•· dents and need great team players 10 jom us If you have these quahf1cat1ons please apply to Aockaprm~Js FlehabihlaiiOO Center 36759 Rocksprings Road Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 Extendteare Health IOOkillQ for delivery staff tor Services Inc IS an equal Cater1ng company, hours opportumty employer that mostly M·F day shift Send encourages workplace resume to 1364 Hern1an Ad diversity M/F ON Gallipolis oh 45631 Security Oflteer needed In MTIMLT (ASCP j New Haven W\1 S6 66 hOur Full T1me Days 40 hours a week Must haw P08o<33 a ctean enm1na1 h1s1ory, Galllpol s, OH 45631 pass a drug screen and Now H1rlng expenenced background check call t Sawmill help Apply 1n per 800-275-6359 M·F 6 30 son Twin \ River 500 EEO MFDV Ha-261 2USR135 to ~ MOIIlli'Y TO loAN I uNDTII;IEu Borrow Srilarl Contact tho Oh10 DIVISIOn of f1nanc1al InstitutiOn's Off1ce o! Consume' Afta1rs BEFORE you refl nance your home or obtain 11 loan BEWARE of reques1s lor any large advance payments ol fees or Insurance Call the Office o! Consumer Aflairs toll tree at 1-866 278-0003 lo learn rf the mortgage broker 01 lander properly Is liCensed (Th1s 1s a public serv1ce announcement from lho OhiO Valley PuJ;IShlng Company) S36K·$95K PTIFT 1 8()0934·3473 x7380 No Fee Unless We W1nl 1!8 1• ScHools 080 (540)745 7729 2br House 10 Pt Pr $465 Homestea d Really Broker 1998 Tra1ler lor sale or ~ase (304)675 4024 (304)675 on lana contract w11h down 0799 ask tor Nemcy payment $375/month 949-2253 3BR 1 bath LeGrande Located 17 mi les ou r of Blvd no pets $625 mo .,. 5 Plus Acres 2 Br Kit Gall1pohs (740)742 0703 sec dep (740}446 3644 Din Front Am Full base (740 742 320t story and 1'2 AC s1ngle Attent1on1 garageJ20 X 20 shop 2003 t6x76 Flee lwood local company ofte nng NO Rac1ne Route 124 740 3BA 2 Bath V1ny1 S1d1ng DOWN PAYMENT pro Shmgle Roof CIA Very N1ce 949-2253 grams tor you to buy vour Home 1998 16x80 home lflstead or ren11ng Attentlon! Riverside 3BA 2 Bath V1 nyl • 100% f1nanc1ng Local company olfenng "NO S1dng Shingle Root C!A ' Less lhan perfect cred1t DOWN PAYMENT" pro New Carpet & Vmyl Ask accepted ~ams lor you 10 buy your about our (3) 14x70 homes. • Payment could be the hOme 1nSiead ot renttnQ Dayt1me (740)388 0000 same as rent • 100°(0 financtng Evemngs (740)388 80t7 or Mortgage Locators • less than parted credit (740)245-9213 (740)367 DODO accepted 3/2 Doubtew1de • Payment could be the 2007 House for renl 3 4 Br $37 970 M1dwest (740)828 M1dd CIA 740 843 5264 same as renl Mortgage Locators 2750 Very n1 ~e hOuse tor rent 3 (740)36].(1000 Move m today' New 2007 3 BR t Ba: h AC Full bedroom 2 bath Only Basement 2 Car Garage $199 86 per month Set up Large yard n countr'i set11f"lg rn ntJtes fr om Athens and on Pomeroy P1ke near ready tor 1mmed1a1e occu Chesler Easte rn Local pancy Call740 385 4367 School s $800/month plus depos r No pets Call All ruJ Htate adver11alng NEW 2007 4 bed D1W 1de1 (740)992 2996 In tt'lla newap~~per •• $49 179 M dwest (740)828 •ubleet to the Federsl 2750 Fslr Housing Acl 011968 FUR lb:xr which nv~kea tt Illegal to Bl~INEJ,l; ~ adwrtlat ~anv 1411.70 2 BA moblle home pr.terence llml..tion 01 '"ll BUIIDIN(;s $500 oo a month 740·367 dlaonminat10n blaed on r.ce, color, religion, ux F&S T1re SR 7 & SR 681 0654 or 740 645 34 13 ft,mlllelatatua or n•tior\11 TtJppers Pla1ns Oh lllCiudes 1998 Trailer lor sa le or tease origin, or sny Intention to all equipment Frank Wells on land contract w1th down ll"'lke II"'W such 1740191l5·351B payment S375Jmonth preference llmltat•on or Located 17 m1 les out of dltcnmlnetlon Gall1pol1s {740)742 0703 o\CRI:AIW lbia newspaper will not ( 7 40 742 3201 knowingly accept 4 ac1e lot tor sale (304)743 2 Bedroom Bula1.111e P1ke ldvertlumentl for real 6323 TrashWater Pd No Pets estate which Ia 1n Deposit & A eferenrcs violation ot the 11w Our 47 acres +I Uevu-.g Road (7 40)388 1t00 ruc:e.r. are herebv Country water sap11c pond Informed tkll til & barn electnc many home 2 Mo011e homes tor rent dwellin;aa.dvertJMd In s1tes $125 000 I'm 740 367 7762 or ..40 446 this newap1per are (540)765 7786 ~ i IVIiltble on an ltqUII opportunity ba111 Fo1 Sale Ranch Style Home 4 Bedrooms 3 Bath 6 acres (740)388·8639 Lars& (304)882·3131 Concealed P1sto1 Oh10M'V Mar 10 Class 2007 HUD HOME I 3bd $112/mo No Neeot Low MoiSture carpet eleanmg dries 1n an hOl.M'I VFW CalVIn Leport/Ciear!y Clean $75 00 9 OOam Mason wv 740-843 5250 1304)675+0022 Galllpollo c.- COllege !{ I \I I "'I \I I (ca reers Close To Home) Call TO<iayl 740-446-4367 1 800 214-0452 ~ gillllpoHicerMtWIIegt oom Acc •ediltd Membt1 AccreU111ng 0 Down even with less than Counc~ 1o1 lnOtpenO&nl Col~• perte<:t crecWt 1$ avaJiable on •>d Schoolll21o48 fill(""" _ _ _ _ _..., thiS 3 bedroom 1 bath I Do 01spatchers l1fe Amllulance Inc Apply m per Drywall and painting seMC· son al t Jackson P1ke as Also m1sc labor 740Gall1poils 985 3779 01" 304 593 0541 House for sale 4 Bedroom 2 bath on 1+ acres South Gall1a school distnct $7000 down and $578 82 per month Call740 256 t686 home Corner lot tirepJa&e modern kitchen JBCUUI!Ub, F>a)tment around S550 per month 74Q-367· 7129 3 Bedroom 2 Bath fireplace oo Pleasant Valley Ad. 112 m 11e from Rio Grande Available w1th 1 5, or 8 acres. {740 )709-1166 3bd abo HUD $23.33<1 On~ 111151mo 5% dn 20 yrs 0 8% For hstlngs OCJ0559·4109KF254 38R 1BA sits oo ElCfe lot w/ bul ldmg b&Side HT Elemenlary $38 000 Neg (74012 56·1063 4060 Mobile Home Lot for rent For a couple or construc110n near Vmton Call (740)441 workers 2 Br 12X50 $350 plus dep Gas 1111 . Heat Syracuse 992 7680 i RMt E>TATF: W•vm> Green Twp 1 1/2 m1 l rom 1 town 1 1!2 m1 /rom New GAHS 3BR Br1cll. Ranch Need to sell your home ? late on payments d vorce $140,000 (740)446·8 131 lob transfer or a dealt1 ? I Houae for sale 21ll t ba can buv yo ur hOme All casn on Monroe Ave pt Pleasant and QlJICk ClOSing 740 4t6 needs some work good 3130 starter home or rental umt IH \ I \ I.., 1·886-562·3345 W81ting bll Spnng to clean your Carpet? OOTRUlTION no pets MOBILE Hnm:s that you do business with people you know and NOT lo send money through the ma11 until you have Investigated lhe ot1Br1no. TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY 1991? 1' ' OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG co recommends Albrecht FNncial Service& Leads, Tr&lnlr'IQ, QuiCk Pay -------- ~176 lt..t~ ....,,...,.......... no oNOTICE• 2 or 3 Br house 740 992·5858 2 3 Bedroom Duplex $420/mo plus det>OSII & ut1l1 t~s 1n Downtown Gallipolis t991 Tra1ler 3 bclrm 2 bath No Pels (740)446-0332 needs won; 1 No T 1tle S4 500 Bam 5pm Mon Sat $19 500 304 675 6349 Security Officers needed m n~D..u..a.J\/"W,J\.0 New Haven WV $6 66 Part·l1me pos1t1on available hour 40hoursaweek Must tor a Support Group have clean cr1 mmal hlst01y Seasoned fire wood, Oak and H1ct«>ry spi1t You haul Facilitator lor a Women s pass a drug screen and or I haul- Take CAM HEAP she lter Th1s 1s a contract background check Call 1 740-949-203B pos1110n for approximately BOD-275·8359 M·F 8 30 to iliro;;;,;;~----'1 80 rour hours a week 5 00 M F EEO.MFDV WANIID Applicants shOuld be lam1l18r Subst1tu1e as needed bam • To w1th cns1s lntef'tlenbon tech· $6 20 per hour Send mques and group dynall\lcs. Care lor Elderly 1n the1r resume lo Early Education Interested appl~eants should home any shift Reasonable Stal1on 2122 Jefferson Ave send resumes to Personnel Rates Have rettuances PI Pteasanl WV 25550 P:O 8011 454 GalliPOliS, Please call (740)441 9824 OhiO 45631 Wanted EMT s, ParamediCS Of {740l 44t 9232 & I 45634 SouthSide HOP CLASSIFIED$ BllSINFlti OwoKruNm 2 Br K1t Full base AC s1ngle 20 shop 124 740 1989 L1berty 1411.70 3 bed rooms 1 bath Very NICe coodllian S6 000 080 Call (740)4 46 5292 daytime or (740)367.0533 even1ng Mob1te Home Lot n Johnson Mob1le Home Park n Gall1po11s OH Phone 740 )446 2003 0 (740)446 1409 N1ce 14x70 2 Bedroom 1 hOme Located Balh between Athens ancl Pomeroy $365 00 per month ncludes wa1er sewer & trash Call (7401385 9946 Trarler tor rent R1o Grande $390 740..645 5058 DepOSit Neg $U/mo1 Buy 3bd HUD HOME ! 4%dn 30yrs@ s~o Fo r hsMgs 800 559 41 0'::1 x1709 o\PAK"IF., I'< mRIUXI 3bd 2bl $155/mo More homes available' 4°10d n 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments JQyrs 0 8% For I stings 2 bedroom house located 1n tor Rent Me1gs County In 8005594109xF144 lown No Pels Depos 1 Galllpols (740)441 0194 Requ ired 1740l992 5174 or 2 Bed room House on 1740\441 0t1 0 Count ry Lot $400m)Q $400 No Pels Clean very n ce 1 bedroom depos1t Reqlmed lurn1shed Reterences Apa rtment 1740)368 9686 Deposit (3041ti75 2970 FIND A NEW HOME IN THE CLASSIFIEDS �I Wednesday, February 14,2007 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel ' IL Commercial building "For 2218. -------2br. Apt on 51h Street $375 ask lof Don (31)4 )593-1994 GallipOliS. Aent $-425/mo. Gal-. ideal "" "'"!JJt!. References reqwred, no pets, S9CUrity deposit, $600 per month. Cell (740)446- Jand.(roomtufniahedapts. 4425or (740)446-3936. ACROSS Phlillp Alder iiiiiill r•a North Holmlow L~--..iGooo;iiiliiii-_.1 ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE : Ref. and Clepo$it required. Newly Carpeted, Freshly ' 740.446·1519. Painted & Decofated, New Thompsons Appliance - - - - - - - - appliances . WID Hookup. Aepair-675-7388. For sale, Fence, Pr1vate re-conditioned automatic washers & dryers, refrigera- A. HIDDE N TREASURE ! laurel , Commons Apartrnen!s. Largest in the area! Beautifully renowted throughOut inciLtding brand new k1!chen and balh Starting at $405. can today! 3 (M·FJ. Sat Call Firs! (304)273 -3344 Middlepol1 Beech Street, 2 t bedroom furnished apartSro!rnN<Gooo;' Apartment for rent. 1-2 Bdrm.. remodeled . new car· ment. depOSit & pre-rental pet, & lng.. waler, references. no pets. utilillts " ' - - - - - - -... sewer. trash pd. Mldcleport. paid. (740 1992 ' 0165 Anschutz 1516 22 mag rifle. $425.00. No pets. Ret. Modern tBR apt (740)446- $550. Anschutz. 54ms .22 required. 740·843-5264 0390. LA , repeating target rifle, - -- - - - - - $750 Both guns are very BEAUTIFUL . APART· New 2BA apartments. mce. 740)379-2601 IIENTS AT BUDGET Washerldryef hookup, PRICES AT JACKSON S1oveJrefrigerator 1nctuded. ~ ~PJrt!~r.:!~~ BISSEll & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT ·New Hom~ ·Garages • Complete Remodeling lfr~lj.~i!J " ,....ll,~ 1 p; ', 1 ... ~If IN ... tlr . AA/EOE 0 NURSING ASSISTANTS Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting applications for lull-time and per diem Nursing Assistants for South One and South Two. All shifts available. Previous nursing assistance experience preferred. Holidays, health insurance, single/family plan, dental plan, life insurance, vacation, long-term disability and retirement. Send resumes to: PleaSllnt Valley Hospital c/o Human Resources J5JO Valley Dme Point PleaSllnt, WV U550 Or fax: 304-675· 6975 Or apply online at: -pv•lley.ora AA/EOE 0 DIRECTOR OF HOME CARE SERVICES Pleasa nt Valley Hospital is currently accepting resumes for a Director of Home Care Services. Home Health experience required. Experience in supervision · and management of a Home Care Agency preferred. , RN with Bachelor's Degree. Must .maintain licensure in the 5lates of WV and Ohio. Applicants actively pursuing a BSN will be con5idered. Send r~umes to: Pleaant Vlllley Hospital C/o Hu-n Res4!UIUS JSJO Vlllley Drive Point PleaSint, wv J5550 Or fax: 304-675-6975 Or apply online at: -pvllley.ora AA/EOE QIAMON1>5 ~ IN T ... t ,,' \ ~L)ff! BARNEY H1ll 's Self Stomge Baer Builders &Developers 29670 Bashan Road • Custom Baths •Complete Renovations • Honey Do Lists • Plumbing/Wiring • Free Estimates 11141 1 mo pd (304) 675-5236. 331851111·11· .....111.11 Doors. Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions THE BORN LOSER "i·"' ~>- ::.uau. toR liN..~II~ r 1>-i:-'I"UN..l'i, ~ ~~~~!(. '(00'~.., t'>UT l LO'IJE '(OU ! ->U~i PLi\11-\ 1'\0PEl.E.~! C+-'1! 00 '(CA.) TI\I~IU't-\ 1\ f\OI'E.lL':6 You'Y8 known me now But Jenny, I'm yoor destiny . One day we wil be mated. FOf fiiSOOS 1don't ~rstand, For INnY ye•s. But newr have we dated. You ttmk our loYe il-flted. And then you'll know Just Vlllat It's Ike To uy thlt you\4 been "Nated.~ Free Eotlmrrtao Public Notice Shariff Sale Case No.06CV125 ABN AMRO Mortgage Group Inc. Plaintiff VL John Bercua Defendants Court of Common Plaoa, Malga County, Ohio. In pursuance of an order of sate to mo directed from 0aid court In the above ant~ tied action, I will OllfiOIUI to sate at publie auction on tho lront ataps ol the Mol go County Court House on Friday, March 16, 2007 at 10 a.m., of uld day, tho following rtaocrlbod real estate: Sllueted In tho Village of Mlddltport, County of Malga and State of Ohio: Being tho South 2125 loel of Lot No. 83 In Palmer 's Addition to Sheffield, now lncorporaled Into and being a part of tho Village of Middleport, Meigs County, Ohio, dascrlbad u follows: Beginning at an i~n PEANUTS OV~ 8ROT11ER SEEMS TO BE SLEEPIN6 tiLL RI611T .. 11VE BEEN TI41NKIN6 .. DO DOGS 60 TO WHEN TilE\' DIE? WI-lEN TI-IE'f WHAT? KNOW WE DIE!? MIK E MARCUM 11111111 ~(, .~ 1{1 ~"''"' ' "' lll . 11,>\·1111< 1 H1>1· n r'\drll jr , •lh IJv< k ~ :-; l rilhlr" 111 ~ 11 ', 1 , , , . W< 11\ ~ Ho • l<h 11\ 1,1 .'1. ' II' ' I ', • I I lo.II,Hio''-. l •.HI IIII! ·:cl. ll " I' ' 1\ , , NOW RENTING 111un CARPENTER SERVICE SELF STOIIIE Room Addllion• l New0111•9"• ElectriCIII I Plumbing Roofing • Outt.r• Vinyl Siding I P•lnttng Ft.llo and Porch Deck• WV031725 V C. YOUNG Ill ti 1)() .' " I I w . 1 I l j ,, 'r , ll I I •I > It" ~. ll) 'rtl.I~OO? . fAI( aD Ri?I£A.!D GlAr:HS tu40 ~ H RASTK.. llr...fO) "( 97 Beech Street Middleport. OH IOxlOxiOxlO 992-3194 or 992·6635 R.modeiiAg I '"Il l < I SUNSHINE CLUB ','< ' 1 l 'II< • YOUNG'S ' "Middtoporfs only Solf-SioriJI" GARFIELD (AHIOM) ... II PURR" Manley's Recycling .. rr---.---....,-----,:-1 1 PON~1" ••~ T~ nr.l "' 'CM ~ ~ ~~! u Rl""' ~"' - · ' g R . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .12:11 . . ..YI.IIPIIICD .. Ill I · - · ........ 1111 •l*ltnt••·- sz ......... GRIZZWELLS ~· YoU ~H'T I~ "it! 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LPTBP USVUVSOTVY - OPVZHI HI TD ZWSOVY PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'The only shame is 10 have none.' · Pascal •My OOnor is dearer to me than my life."· Cervantes ,~~:' s~~4\\lA-J&t.~s· -----loilt•4 CLAY I . POUAM 0 four SCIOIIIblecf -dSof lhoIJo. ~~ .... WOII horra~ ~lit~ ~ to lorm lour olltlpio words. I II III Thuredliy, Feb. 15, 2007 By Bernie. a.M 0.01 Belore vou start looking lor a career chan~ . make certain you have done all you could to become valuable a1 what you presenlly do. Your opporlun ities will come from putting yol.ll' hear! in your ARIES {Marct-J 21-April 19) - This is a good day to revive projects that have interested you but ha~ now waned. Review your inditlerenca as to whelher or not your reasons are valid and ponder any new potentia l TAURUS (Apri l 20-May 20) - All you have to do is e}ltend a 1'\and of amiCability to others, and just about everybody will respond in kind . Even old disagree· ments can be patched up anct broken tences can be mended. GEMINI (May 21 -Juna 20)- Don't just keep your ideas to yourself. Put the ones you believe can 00 the most good in benefiting you and othern into action and watch what happens. II it's worttable, it'll be benefiCial. CANCER (June 21-July 22)- Be extra ale11 because some of the best shifts in Waines.& situations ma,y be so sUblle you cou ld easily miss them. Anyth ing you perceive as even a slight ChanQe shOukl be act&d upon LEO (July 23 -Aug. 22) - Although II may be comlorting. do not ask any needed advice trom persons you know wm only tell you what you w11nt to hea r. Cold, hard !acts are needed to makt the changes you want VIRGO (Aug. 23 -Sepl. 22) - It's an 8)(CeUent time to deVite betler procedures or methods to incre!ISe productiv ity when it comes to your 'work - whelher this inVQIVes a commercial or home endeavor LIBRA (Sap!. 23-0ct. 23} - One of you r greatest assets is your ability to get · along w ith Individuals from all walks of lite and turn these acquaintances into good friends . More than one may b9 lorged, starting today SCORPIO {Oct 24-Nov. 22) - No one is bener than you at using Y'OU' determina· Non to aee through to conclusion that whiCh you begin, no maner what oompli Citlona you run Into. Now Ia ornt olthose times . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·0ec. 21) Think very carefully bekn you speak about what you ny and whet you want IOid. Explain thlnge In the t>eat way pasalbia. Your worda and Ideas carry mo re w•lghtltlan utual at 1hl• time CAPRICORN (D.c. 22-Jirn. 19) - If you ara In lhe market for ~ that ara juat coming ln10 vogua and will wlthlland the talt ol tim., now Ia an POaptionatly good lima to go 'hopP\')Iil. ChiCk out·OI·th8· MY 'POll flrtl. PHUUTYWII Tl RVIWADTIP TAKACT I CE N A P .--------,, J A RHA 0 1-,.-T;-'T'""T"-1' 3 .__..._11.__l._.__.f "It's not just the ups lllld downs that can make lifo .so difllcull," gnmps told me, "it's also the . .,. . , ,. .,-:, I -· need . I DIDN'T 70 Pine Street • GalllpoUs 446·0007 ' "ll• lq 1\ ' U I ,l<"•ll·, f'·_llo• ·I, I ' 1 Rock"• to be played as regular Blackwood, not RKCB. To employ AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) - Be as helpful as you can but draw the line at becoming entangled in people's problematical affairs or neglecting your a.vn interests at the e)(pense o f handling thei". PISCES (Feb: 20-March 20) - Sook out solitude when you feel a need to sort out Important manere~ because, although others mean well , they could be more of a hindrance. You know best whal you We Deliver To You! H(il 11!'1 DOWN product work. - Saw and E•copll ·porlion of aald above described properly convoyed to Bertha Rartlord as shown In Deed Book No. 149, at Page 448 Deed Recorda of Moiga County, Ohio. Parcel No.3 , Tho following rsol eotato enuoted In tho Village of Pomeroy, County of Molga and State of Ohio: a.glnnlng on Mulberry Stroot ot tho Northweotorly corner of Lot 1&7, thence Southoaotorly along Mulberry Street 34 feat; thence at right anglll with Mulberry Strsetand parallel with Northweotorly llna of aald Lot 167, to Mechanics Street; thonca North along Mechanic Stroat 34 foal; thence Northeasterly on the line between Lot 167 and 168 to Mulberry Street, the place of beginning, and ten foet off tho Soulhoaaterly tida of Lot 118, lacing ton foet on Mulberry Street and extending at that width acrooo said lot 168 to Mochonlc Straet; subject to right of woy conveyed by roconlod In Book 113, Diad Recordo ol Mlllga County, Ohio, at page 417, and being and Intending to daacribe and convey tho urno property conveyed by Bertho Moos Lao and A.W. Lao her husband, to Lucy Pl'inca Scott, by rtaod dated August t920, recorded In Booll 122, Dsed Rocorda of Malgs C011nty, at Page 30, and thereafter conveyed to Lucy Prince ScOYiiie. formorly Lucy Prince Scan, and George H. Scotvill her husband, to Jennie Allen , by deed dated March 2, carriage 55 Soy yeo 56 Night nolao ought • BIG NATE 740-387.0536 & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 54 Honedrawn bid six heans. (FOf experts: Even ~ you use Roman Key Card B&ackwood, an immediate response of lour no-trump unbtock your diamond ace. cross to the board with a club. and discard your second spade - the ace! - on the dia· mood l<ing. Then play a !rump. You are sate unless one defender started with the two low trumps and a sirtgleton club, which is eXIremety unlikely. 7 40-367 -()544 (1amiLy_ ··'!'·)"':"1"'1~C1"j!ft:... 53 Nook hand, manied cooplts happi~ together. And, of coorse, the lrurflJ suit has to be haarts- what else? If you were South, the declarer in six hea~s. how .oold yoo plan lho play after West leads lt1e spade two? It was reasonable for Nor1h immediately to launch into Blackwood. When he flamboyant wou~ win on the board), Local Contr1ctor • Home Oxygen • Portable Oxygen • Homefill System • Helios System 14 Domo 15 Unwrwppod 16 King, to moooleur 11 Rllhotor CBS 11 -liver oil 21 Gather -ly 23 Sugarcane Bishop Valentine, v.tme da'j this is, I .A.Mthe air is lhy Diocese." On Valentine'& Day, it seems only appropriate to have a deal in which the kings and queens ot each suit are in the same RKCB, the raspoodar should firsl show support 1o< his partner's su~. then bid lour no-trump.) There ....,. to be no prollltms, but look at tllat lead. Since West cannot have a spade honor (a low lead usual~ promises at least one honor in that'"~). he has probably led a singhlton. H so and you promptly play a trump, maybe East will win with tne bafe ace and give tlis partner a spade ruff, killing yooroontractand breaking your partner's heart. Instead. -aHar lal<ing tha first kick (the (740) 416-1568 Soffit, Decks, 11 13 found out that one ace was missing, he DANG--WIF WOMENFOLK THAR'S ALWAYS A KETCH !! CORNER STONE Now Renting High and Dry ' CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Siding, Storage (740) 992-5232 Owner Rhonda Peters Manager Janet Jeffers recorda. Eut Pasa AU pass 1 6 42 Actor -Denoon Army doc 43 Capturw 44 Prtc.y car Balm Frllndo 46 Kick back Kawaukl 41 Gorortlrno'o tribe compat!tor Jol'ln Donne wrote, "Ha1l, -A..... , 7:00AM - 8:00 PM pin at the canter of a concreto walk 28.75 feat southerly along tho oaatorly aida of South Fourth Street from tho northwseterly corner of aald lol No. 83, which corner Is ooutherly 75 lsetalong tho easterly afdo of South Fourth Street from tho center of Wllll1m1 Street; thence at right angles to tho left . to oald South Fourth Strset and along tho canter of aald concrete walk 100 loetto the alley; thence at right anglse to the right along tho wool aida of 11id alley 21.25 loetto tho aouthseoltr· ly corner of oald Lot No. 83 and tho northerly oldo of an alloy; thenco at right angles to the right and along the northorly 1ide ol 11id alley tOO feet to tho oouthwootorly cornor of Hid Lot No. 83 and the ooatarty aida of oald South Fourth Stroot; thonco at right ongloo to the right 21.25 feel along the oaotorly oldo of oold South Fourth Stroot to tho place of beginning. Ellpoctlng a Lotti foet by 12.5 foet off tho aouthuat comrrr formtrly convoyod and recorded In Vol. 233, page 851 , Molgo County Dsed Recorda. Currant Owner: John Bercuo Property at 138 S. 4th St., Middleport, Ohio. PPt 15-00895.000 Prior Dead Roleronco: Vol. 170, pago 697. ~praised oi $22,500.00 terms of sole: Con not bo oold for lees than 213rda of tho appralaad value. 10 percent down on day of sale, caah or certlftod chock, batanco duo on confirmation of ule. The appraisal did not Include an lntorlor oxominlllon of tho house. Robert E. Boogie, Mlllgo County Shorlll. Attorney for tho Plaintiff Lerner Sampson and Rothfuss, PO Box 5480, Clncinnat~ Ohio 45201-5480, 513-241 3100 (2) 14, 21 ,28 4 NT 69 Husbands and wives in the same hand Hours 1931, recordod In Book 133, at page 427 of the Dsed Records of Meigs County, Ohio. Currant Owner: Pamela Bentz et al. Property at: 130 Mulberry Street, Pomeroy, OH 45769 PPNa:f&-00846.000, 18-00850.00, 16OOIS3.000. Prior deed rafarencea: Volume 148, Page 331; Volume 235, Page 299. Appraised at SIO,OOO.OO terms of sale: Cannot be oold lor leas that 213rda of the appralaed value. 10% down on day of sale, cash or certified chock, balance duo on confirmation of aalo. Tho appralul did not Include an interior uamlnation of tho houao. Robert E. Boogie, Malga County Shorlll. Attorney lor tho Plaintiff, John D Clunk, 5601 Hudaon Drive Suite 400, Hudson, Ohio 44236. (330) 3428203. (1) 14, 21 , 28 Nor&h Top • ReiiiOYIII • Trim • Stump Grinding 45771 740-949-2217 Baing tho oama rut estate conveyod to the aald Tho Buckeye Savings and Loan Company of Bellaire, Ohio by R.O. Fowler, Sherin ot Meigs C011nty, by dated March 9, 1835, and recorded In Volume 138, Page 372 and 373 Molga County deed Wet\ Pus Pass Tree Service Racine , Ohio Sheriff Sale and wile, conveyod to Case No, 06CV109 oald Joseph Blackburn FCI National Fund n, by dated on the LLC plalnlln VS 27th day of February, Pamela BenU daf1n- AD 1856, and rocordod dant. In recorda of Dseda In Court of Common "Meigs County, Ohic>, In Plus, Meigs County, Volume 18, on pagse Ohio. 591, and 592, and lo the In pursuance of an oamo pro~rty and rut order of oato to ma oatato known •• tho dlroctod form said Blackburn proparty court In the above entl- and Is 1he same and tlod action, I will only real aatate which expose to ule at pub- Joaoph Blackburn lie auction on the front owned In tho Village of otopo of the Malgo Pomeroy. County Court Houao Parcol No.2: on Friday, March 18, Tho following real 2007 all 0 a.m., of uld eotate anuate In tho day , tho following Vlilago of Pomeroy, In dalcribad real iotato: the County of Molga, Snuatod In tho Vill1f!8 and the State ol Ohio, of Pomoroy, County of and known 11 being Melga, and State of part of Lot No. 168 1nd Ohio. adjoining to Lot188 In Parcel No.1: tho City of Pomeroy Tho following the seme being 47 feel deocrlbad rul ootolo front on Mulberry being o part of Lot 168, StrHt and running being 21 1oet 4 lnchoo beck at that width 54 front, 3 feet right of feel and oloo a right of ' way r11orvod, aaat way on and over thet aldo, 54 1oet dalp form strip of land odjoinlng atreot 20 feet deep. Hid grantod promlseo AlaQ to hove room on tho ooutheaotorly roservod 20 feet from aida !horoof and tho otreet lor a ono car aama being 1110 1 pan gorogo'ionrtar h011seon of Lot No. 168 and other part of Lot 187,to fronting Mulberry Rood on Machonlc Strset thrse loet and Stroot. Tho following running beck at that above rtaocrlbad Ia a width lor him tho oaid part of tho. following John U. Mytra. hlolamdescribed promiHa lly, aorvanto, tenonta, known aa being 1 part holrt and oselgno at all of Lot No. 118, and lim11 to pall and adjoining to Lot 189 In roprt11 over tho ooma said City of Pomeroy, from sold Mulberry the oama being 47 loet Strsetto back oouthorfront on Mulberry . ly corner of said lol Stroot, running back at and granted premltho width of 54 foet, and from lild corner allo a right of way on to the otroet alonooald and over the otrlp, ol and ~aid ~ghl of way land odlolnlng uld and ohall forever be granted premlut on tho dlmenllono ator• tho oouthellatorly oald being tho oamo lhorool and the roal Hlate and right ol being aloo o part of Lot way which Freedom W. No. 118, and fronting St..eno and wlhl conon Mulborfy SII'HI, 3 voyad to Hid Joaoph and running back Blackburn by at that width of 54 loel dated on the 27th day for him the oald John o! Fobruary, A.O. 1156, U. Myers, and fomlly and recorded In .the and guooto, ole. tu rocordo of Deeds In paoo and . . _ ovor and lor Mlllga County, the oamo from Ohio, In Vol. 18, pagH · Mulberry Slreol to IIW 591 and 592 and Ia the INick IOUiherly corner oamo property and real of Hid lot and granted estate known ao tho promises and from Blackburn proparty oald corner lo the and lo . the Htne ond otroat ator.oald, being only rul • • - which IIW oama real -Ia tho sold Joooph end righl'ol wey which Blackburn owned In Freedom W. S1evena lhe Village of Pome~. 9 53 2 Dealer: South Vulnerable: East-West PUcKER UP AN' GtMME 1 WILL IF YOU SA'f 'IOU LIKE A LI'L ICISS, SAMANTH't' ME BESTEST OF JANE !! \.'\ \ ....,_ _... ">--"'"' ALL !! c 8 5 2 .. 10 6 •• COL&.Air. BLIC NOTICES •• •J Opening lead: • 2 740-4 I 6·11 ti4 WITH A CLASSIFIED AD .986 5 4:1 • Billy R. Goble Jr. A Ea81 ' •• 7 9 KQI0876 Auctioneer E L West • • 3 .1011 78 43 • J 8 74 5.:00 pm to 9:00 pm March 3rd 10:00 am c.•••- K Q • 2 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis 740-446-0007 Toll Free 877·6611·0007 Ellm View Apartments For more information, please contact Angie Cleland, Director of Nutsing. MONTY AUCTION Middleport DepL Store Sue's Sele<tables March 2nd --':-C:....,:C:C':'-::=-'-:c:-:-::- retirement + A AKQ Bucket Truck Drive trom $349 10 $44B Wslcome ! (740)441 .0 194. Walk to shop & m<Nies. Call JET 740-446·2568. Equal Nice clean, newly dealrated AERATION-MOTORS HouSing Opportunity. carpel · 2 br. stove · relridg. Repaired, New & Rebuilt In wid hook -up, no pats rei. & E CoNVENIENTLY LOCAl· dep. 304-675-S t 62 S!ock. Call Ron vans. l ED & AFFORDABLE ! =--'-'-- - - -- - 800·537·9528. Townhouse apartments, Pt. Pleasant modern 2 Or. aOO'or small houses FOR apt. 2nd floor. stove /refridg . RENT. Call (740)441-tt tt included. AC . allelectdep. for applic ation & information. required. no pets, waSher I dryer hookup 304-675-1992 Pleasant Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center has openings for State Tested Nursing Assistants. Twelve hour shifts, shift differential, excellent salary, holidays, health insurance single/family plan, dental, life insurance, vacation, long-term disability and 6 K Q J 10 • J If 52 I Stop & Compere 1\oftllOIANIJIS[ Pets C]amihJ l•tf@#:l •m~em~ sto~~e ESTATES, 52 Westwood Also. units on SR 160. I OBERT 741).992-5682 oas I; r 9am - 6pm •RENTALS •SALES •SERVICE •FREE DELMRY MONTHLY OXYGEN VISITS 1/2 mile west 011 SA . 124 to Rutland, Oil Parking, 12 min. trom Rio Granda, Must see lo apprecia te, $325i mo. {814)595nn, B00-798-4686. tors , gas and electric ranges, air conditioners, and wringer washer$ . Will do repa1rs on major brandS fn Immacu late 2 bedroom shop 01' al )'OUI home. apartm,nt New carpet & catllnets. tresl'11y painted & Used fur niture store, 130 decoral eO . WID !lOOkup. . B!Mvillt Pike. EleCtric Beaulllul countr)' sen1ng. ranges . chests . coocl'les. Must see to appreciate. manress es. . bunk beds. $400mo. (61 4)595 -7773 or dinettes, recliners. (740)4464782. Gallipolis, OH. Hrs 1 t1•800•798-4686 NEA Crouword Puzzle BRIDGE Rent" 1600 square feet, off street partUng. Great lo<:a· tlon! 749 Thirel Avenut rn clean WJO hookup. No pets. Immaculate 1 Bedroom Apt , Pnvacy The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 www.mydallysentlnel.com I and 2 ~room ~rt· For lease: 1600 square feet. ments. tvrniihed and untur· bNI.Ititul. unfurnished. rwo r\ished, MCUflly depoSit bedfoom apt.. 2nd floor. LA. requued. no pets, 7<10-992- DA. 1 112 ba.ttlS, downtown 1 Wednesday, February 14, 2007 ALLEYOOP u R s E v s !;-i e C~ploto 1-r,-,~~ lilt chucilt quolocl • . _ _ by lillin~ in lite lllilliog -.11 1-..I....L....Ji.-.1--'--' you de'leiO<> fr0111 dop No. 3 below. • Pi~~Es~U:u!~~SLETTERS IN ~ UNSCRAMBLE ASOVE IETTUS TO GET ANSWER I' r I r I* I IIIIII SCRAM-LITS ANSWEU 1-1 • - o 1 Viclim - Yacht - Judao - Urchin - AIR TIME I tbink odvertlsen should spend lhoir money on improvina their products then they wouldn't need so much AIR. TIME. ARLO & JANIS •&AUSE !M ~~1..'1, ~\.I..Y , SOUP TO NUTZ ~~'"'" "''to SWOUlD tpdot: IN"'"O JOiNING 9:0'/t ~ ­ ~~ ~V1'1iES ·-- .. \lllot>'t' •' �I Wednesday, February 14,2007 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel ' IL Commercial building "For 2218. -------2br. Apt on 51h Street $375 ask lof Don (31)4 )593-1994 GallipOliS. Aent $-425/mo. Gal-. ideal "" "'"!JJt!. References reqwred, no pets, S9CUrity deposit, $600 per month. Cell (740)446- Jand.(roomtufniahedapts. 4425or (740)446-3936. ACROSS Phlillp Alder iiiiiill r•a North Holmlow L~--..iGooo;iiiliiii-_.1 ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE : Ref. and Clepo$it required. Newly Carpeted, Freshly ' 740.446·1519. Painted & Decofated, New Thompsons Appliance - - - - - - - - appliances . WID Hookup. Aepair-675-7388. For sale, Fence, Pr1vate re-conditioned automatic washers & dryers, refrigera- A. HIDDE N TREASURE ! laurel , Commons Apartrnen!s. Largest in the area! Beautifully renowted throughOut inciLtding brand new k1!chen and balh Starting at $405. can today! 3 (M·FJ. Sat Call Firs! (304)273 -3344 Middlepol1 Beech Street, 2 t bedroom furnished apartSro!rnN<Gooo;' Apartment for rent. 1-2 Bdrm.. remodeled . new car· ment. depOSit & pre-rental pet, & lng.. waler, references. no pets. utilillts " ' - - - - - - -... sewer. trash pd. Mldcleport. paid. (740 1992 ' 0165 Anschutz 1516 22 mag rifle. $425.00. No pets. Ret. Modern tBR apt (740)446- $550. Anschutz. 54ms .22 required. 740·843-5264 0390. LA , repeating target rifle, - -- - - - - - $750 Both guns are very BEAUTIFUL . APART· New 2BA apartments. mce. 740)379-2601 IIENTS AT BUDGET Washerldryef hookup, PRICES AT JACKSON S1oveJrefrigerator 1nctuded. ~ ~PJrt!~r.:!~~ BISSEll & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT ·New Hom~ ·Garages • Complete Remodeling lfr~lj.~i!J " ,....ll,~ 1 p; ', 1 ... ~If IN ... tlr . AA/EOE 0 NURSING ASSISTANTS Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting applications for lull-time and per diem Nursing Assistants for South One and South Two. All shifts available. Previous nursing assistance experience preferred. Holidays, health insurance, single/family plan, dental plan, life insurance, vacation, long-term disability and retirement. Send resumes to: PleaSllnt Valley Hospital c/o Human Resources J5JO Valley Dme Point PleaSllnt, WV U550 Or fax: 304-675· 6975 Or apply online at: -pv•lley.ora AA/EOE 0 DIRECTOR OF HOME CARE SERVICES Pleasa nt Valley Hospital is currently accepting resumes for a Director of Home Care Services. Home Health experience required. Experience in supervision · and management of a Home Care Agency preferred. , RN with Bachelor's Degree. Must .maintain licensure in the 5lates of WV and Ohio. Applicants actively pursuing a BSN will be con5idered. Send r~umes to: Pleaant Vlllley Hospital C/o Hu-n Res4!UIUS JSJO Vlllley Drive Point PleaSint, wv J5550 Or fax: 304-675-6975 Or apply online at: -pvllley.ora AA/EOE QIAMON1>5 ~ IN T ... t ,,' \ ~L)ff! BARNEY H1ll 's Self Stomge Baer Builders &Developers 29670 Bashan Road • Custom Baths •Complete Renovations • Honey Do Lists • Plumbing/Wiring • Free Estimates 11141 1 mo pd (304) 675-5236. 331851111·11· .....111.11 Doors. Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions THE BORN LOSER "i·"' ~>- ::.uau. toR liN..~II~ r 1>-i:-'I"UN..l'i, ~ ~~~~!(. '(00'~.., t'>UT l LO'IJE '(OU ! ->U~i PLi\11-\ 1'\0PEl.E.~! C+-'1! 00 '(CA.) TI\I~IU't-\ 1\ f\OI'E.lL':6 You'Y8 known me now But Jenny, I'm yoor destiny . One day we wil be mated. FOf fiiSOOS 1don't ~rstand, For INnY ye•s. But newr have we dated. You ttmk our loYe il-flted. And then you'll know Just Vlllat It's Ike To uy thlt you\4 been "Nated.~ Free Eotlmrrtao Public Notice Shariff Sale Case No.06CV125 ABN AMRO Mortgage Group Inc. Plaintiff VL John Bercua Defendants Court of Common Plaoa, Malga County, Ohio. In pursuance of an order of sate to mo directed from 0aid court In the above ant~ tied action, I will OllfiOIUI to sate at publie auction on tho lront ataps ol the Mol go County Court House on Friday, March 16, 2007 at 10 a.m., of uld day, tho following rtaocrlbod real estate: Sllueted In tho Village of Mlddltport, County of Malga and State of Ohio: Being tho South 2125 loel of Lot No. 83 In Palmer 's Addition to Sheffield, now lncorporaled Into and being a part of tho Village of Middleport, Meigs County, Ohio, dascrlbad u follows: Beginning at an i~n PEANUTS OV~ 8ROT11ER SEEMS TO BE SLEEPIN6 tiLL RI611T .. 11VE BEEN TI41NKIN6 .. DO DOGS 60 TO WHEN TilE\' DIE? WI-lEN TI-IE'f WHAT? KNOW WE DIE!? MIK E MARCUM 11111111 ~(, .~ 1{1 ~"''"' ' "' lll . 11,>\·1111< 1 H1>1· n r'\drll jr , •lh IJv< k ~ :-; l rilhlr" 111 ~ 11 ', 1 , , , . W< 11\ ~ Ho • l<h 11\ 1,1 .'1. ' II' ' I ', • I I lo.II,Hio''-. l •.HI IIII! ·:cl. ll " I' ' 1\ , , NOW RENTING 111un CARPENTER SERVICE SELF STOIIIE Room Addllion• l New0111•9"• ElectriCIII I Plumbing Roofing • Outt.r• Vinyl Siding I P•lnttng Ft.llo and Porch Deck• WV031725 V C. YOUNG Ill ti 1)() .' " I I w . 1 I l j ,, 'r , ll I I •I > It" ~. ll) 'rtl.I~OO? . fAI( aD Ri?I£A.!D GlAr:HS tu40 ~ H RASTK.. llr...fO) "( 97 Beech Street Middleport. OH IOxlOxiOxlO 992-3194 or 992·6635 R.modeiiAg I '"Il l < I SUNSHINE CLUB ','< ' 1 l 'II< • YOUNG'S ' "Middtoporfs only Solf-SioriJI" GARFIELD (AHIOM) ... II PURR" Manley's Recycling .. rr---.---....,-----,:-1 1 PON~1" ••~ T~ nr.l "' 'CM ~ ~ ~~! u Rl""' ~"' - · ' g R . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .12:11 . . ..YI.IIPIIICD .. Ill I · - · ........ 1111 •l*ltnt••·- sz ......... GRIZZWELLS ~· YoU ~H'T I~ "it! 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LPTBP USVUVSOTVY - OPVZHI HI TD ZWSOVY PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'The only shame is 10 have none.' · Pascal •My OOnor is dearer to me than my life."· Cervantes ,~~:' s~~4\\lA-J&t.~s· -----loilt•4 CLAY I . POUAM 0 four SCIOIIIblecf -dSof lhoIJo. ~~ .... WOII horra~ ~lit~ ~ to lorm lour olltlpio words. I II III Thuredliy, Feb. 15, 2007 By Bernie. a.M 0.01 Belore vou start looking lor a career chan~ . make certain you have done all you could to become valuable a1 what you presenlly do. Your opporlun ities will come from putting yol.ll' hear! in your ARIES {Marct-J 21-April 19) - This is a good day to revive projects that have interested you but ha~ now waned. Review your inditlerenca as to whelher or not your reasons are valid and ponder any new potentia l TAURUS (Apri l 20-May 20) - All you have to do is e}ltend a 1'\and of amiCability to others, and just about everybody will respond in kind . Even old disagree· ments can be patched up anct broken tences can be mended. GEMINI (May 21 -Juna 20)- Don't just keep your ideas to yourself. Put the ones you believe can 00 the most good in benefiting you and othern into action and watch what happens. II it's worttable, it'll be benefiCial. CANCER (June 21-July 22)- Be extra ale11 because some of the best shifts in Waines.& situations ma,y be so sUblle you cou ld easily miss them. Anyth ing you perceive as even a slight ChanQe shOukl be act&d upon LEO (July 23 -Aug. 22) - Although II may be comlorting. do not ask any needed advice trom persons you know wm only tell you what you w11nt to hea r. Cold, hard !acts are needed to makt the changes you want VIRGO (Aug. 23 -Sepl. 22) - It's an 8)(CeUent time to deVite betler procedures or methods to incre!ISe productiv ity when it comes to your 'work - whelher this inVQIVes a commercial or home endeavor LIBRA (Sap!. 23-0ct. 23} - One of you r greatest assets is your ability to get · along w ith Individuals from all walks of lite and turn these acquaintances into good friends . More than one may b9 lorged, starting today SCORPIO {Oct 24-Nov. 22) - No one is bener than you at using Y'OU' determina· Non to aee through to conclusion that whiCh you begin, no maner what oompli Citlona you run Into. Now Ia ornt olthose times . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·0ec. 21) Think very carefully bekn you speak about what you ny and whet you want IOid. Explain thlnge In the t>eat way pasalbia. Your worda and Ideas carry mo re w•lghtltlan utual at 1hl• time CAPRICORN (D.c. 22-Jirn. 19) - If you ara In lhe market for ~ that ara juat coming ln10 vogua and will wlthlland the talt ol tim., now Ia an POaptionatly good lima to go 'hopP\')Iil. ChiCk out·OI·th8· MY 'POll flrtl. PHUUTYWII Tl RVIWADTIP TAKACT I CE N A P .--------,, J A RHA 0 1-,.-T;-'T'""T"-1' 3 .__..._11.__l._.__.f "It's not just the ups lllld downs that can make lifo .so difllcull," gnmps told me, "it's also the . .,. . , ,. .,-:, I -· need . I DIDN'T 70 Pine Street • GalllpoUs 446·0007 ' "ll• lq 1\ ' U I ,l<"•ll·, f'·_llo• ·I, I ' 1 Rock"• to be played as regular Blackwood, not RKCB. To employ AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) - Be as helpful as you can but draw the line at becoming entangled in people's problematical affairs or neglecting your a.vn interests at the e)(pense o f handling thei". PISCES (Feb: 20-March 20) - Sook out solitude when you feel a need to sort out Important manere~ because, although others mean well , they could be more of a hindrance. You know best whal you We Deliver To You! H(il 11!'1 DOWN product work. - Saw and E•copll ·porlion of aald above described properly convoyed to Bertha Rartlord as shown In Deed Book No. 149, at Page 448 Deed Recorda of Moiga County, Ohio. Parcel No.3 , Tho following rsol eotato enuoted In tho Village of Pomeroy, County of Molga and State of Ohio: a.glnnlng on Mulberry Stroot ot tho Northweotorly corner of Lot 1&7, thence Southoaotorly along Mulberry Street 34 feat; thence at right anglll with Mulberry Strsetand parallel with Northweotorly llna of aald Lot 167, to Mechanics Street; thonca North along Mechanic Stroat 34 foal; thence Northeasterly on the line between Lot 167 and 168 to Mulberry Street, the place of beginning, and ten foet off tho Soulhoaaterly tida of Lot 118, lacing ton foet on Mulberry Street and extending at that width acrooo said lot 168 to Mochonlc Straet; subject to right of woy conveyed by roconlod In Book 113, Diad Recordo ol Mlllga County, Ohio, at page 417, and being and Intending to daacribe and convey tho urno property conveyed by Bertho Moos Lao and A.W. Lao her husband, to Lucy Pl'inca Scott, by rtaod dated August t920, recorded In Booll 122, Dsed Rocorda of Malgs C011nty, at Page 30, and thereafter conveyed to Lucy Prince ScOYiiie. formorly Lucy Prince Scan, and George H. Scotvill her husband, to Jennie Allen , by deed dated March 2, carriage 55 Soy yeo 56 Night nolao ought • BIG NATE 740-387.0536 & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 54 Honedrawn bid six heans. (FOf experts: Even ~ you use Roman Key Card B&ackwood, an immediate response of lour no-trump unbtock your diamond ace. cross to the board with a club. and discard your second spade - the ace! - on the dia· mood l<ing. Then play a !rump. You are sate unless one defender started with the two low trumps and a sirtgleton club, which is eXIremety unlikely. 7 40-367 -()544 (1amiLy_ ··'!'·)"':"1"'1~C1"j!ft:... 53 Nook hand, manied cooplts happi~ together. And, of coorse, the lrurflJ suit has to be haarts- what else? If you were South, the declarer in six hea~s. how .oold yoo plan lho play after West leads lt1e spade two? It was reasonable for Nor1h immediately to launch into Blackwood. When he flamboyant wou~ win on the board), Local Contr1ctor • Home Oxygen • Portable Oxygen • Homefill System • Helios System 14 Domo 15 Unwrwppod 16 King, to moooleur 11 Rllhotor CBS 11 -liver oil 21 Gather -ly 23 Sugarcane Bishop Valentine, v.tme da'j this is, I .A.Mthe air is lhy Diocese." On Valentine'& Day, it seems only appropriate to have a deal in which the kings and queens ot each suit are in the same RKCB, the raspoodar should firsl show support 1o< his partner's su~. then bid lour no-trump.) There ....,. to be no prollltms, but look at tllat lead. Since West cannot have a spade honor (a low lead usual~ promises at least one honor in that'"~). he has probably led a singhlton. H so and you promptly play a trump, maybe East will win with tne bafe ace and give tlis partner a spade ruff, killing yooroontractand breaking your partner's heart. Instead. -aHar lal<ing tha first kick (the (740) 416-1568 Soffit, Decks, 11 13 found out that one ace was missing, he DANG--WIF WOMENFOLK THAR'S ALWAYS A KETCH !! CORNER STONE Now Renting High and Dry ' CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Siding, Storage (740) 992-5232 Owner Rhonda Peters Manager Janet Jeffers recorda. Eut Pasa AU pass 1 6 42 Actor -Denoon Army doc 43 Capturw 44 Prtc.y car Balm Frllndo 46 Kick back Kawaukl 41 Gorortlrno'o tribe compat!tor Jol'ln Donne wrote, "Ha1l, -A..... , 7:00AM - 8:00 PM pin at the canter of a concreto walk 28.75 feat southerly along tho oaatorly aida of South Fourth Street from tho northwseterly corner of aald lol No. 83, which corner Is ooutherly 75 lsetalong tho easterly afdo of South Fourth Street from tho center of Wllll1m1 Street; thence at right angles to tho left . to oald South Fourth Strset and along tho canter of aald concrete walk 100 loetto the alley; thence at right anglse to the right along tho wool aida of 11id alley 21.25 loetto tho aouthseoltr· ly corner of oald Lot No. 83 and tho northerly oldo of an alloy; thenco at right angles to the right and along the northorly 1ide ol 11id alley tOO feet to tho oouthwootorly cornor of Hid Lot No. 83 and the ooatarty aida of oald South Fourth Stroot; thonco at right ongloo to the right 21.25 feel along the oaotorly oldo of oold South Fourth Stroot to tho place of beginning. Ellpoctlng a Lotti foet by 12.5 foet off tho aouthuat comrrr formtrly convoyod and recorded In Vol. 233, page 851 , Molgo County Dsed Recorda. Currant Owner: John Bercuo Property at 138 S. 4th St., Middleport, Ohio. PPt 15-00895.000 Prior Dead Roleronco: Vol. 170, pago 697. ~praised oi $22,500.00 terms of sole: Con not bo oold for lees than 213rda of tho appralaad value. 10 percent down on day of sale, caah or certlftod chock, batanco duo on confirmation of ule. The appraisal did not Include an lntorlor oxominlllon of tho house. Robert E. Boogie, Mlllgo County Shorlll. Attorney for tho Plaintiff Lerner Sampson and Rothfuss, PO Box 5480, Clncinnat~ Ohio 45201-5480, 513-241 3100 (2) 14, 21 ,28 4 NT 69 Husbands and wives in the same hand Hours 1931, recordod In Book 133, at page 427 of the Dsed Records of Meigs County, Ohio. Currant Owner: Pamela Bentz et al. Property at: 130 Mulberry Street, Pomeroy, OH 45769 PPNa:f&-00846.000, 18-00850.00, 16OOIS3.000. Prior deed rafarencea: Volume 148, Page 331; Volume 235, Page 299. Appraised at SIO,OOO.OO terms of sale: Cannot be oold lor leas that 213rda of the appralaed value. 10% down on day of sale, cash or certified chock, balance duo on confirmation of aalo. Tho appralul did not Include an interior uamlnation of tho houao. Robert E. Boogie, Malga County Shorlll. Attorney lor tho Plaintiff, John D Clunk, 5601 Hudaon Drive Suite 400, Hudson, Ohio 44236. (330) 3428203. (1) 14, 21 , 28 Nor&h Top • ReiiiOYIII • Trim • Stump Grinding 45771 740-949-2217 Baing tho oama rut estate conveyod to the aald Tho Buckeye Savings and Loan Company of Bellaire, Ohio by R.O. Fowler, Sherin ot Meigs C011nty, by dated March 9, 1835, and recorded In Volume 138, Page 372 and 373 Molga County deed Wet\ Pus Pass Tree Service Racine , Ohio Sheriff Sale and wile, conveyod to Case No, 06CV109 oald Joseph Blackburn FCI National Fund n, by dated on the LLC plalnlln VS 27th day of February, Pamela BenU daf1n- AD 1856, and rocordod dant. In recorda of Dseda In Court of Common "Meigs County, Ohic>, In Plus, Meigs County, Volume 18, on pagse Ohio. 591, and 592, and lo the In pursuance of an oamo pro~rty and rut order of oato to ma oatato known •• tho dlroctod form said Blackburn proparty court In the above entl- and Is 1he same and tlod action, I will only real aatate which expose to ule at pub- Joaoph Blackburn lie auction on the front owned In tho Village of otopo of the Malgo Pomeroy. County Court Houao Parcol No.2: on Friday, March 18, Tho following real 2007 all 0 a.m., of uld eotate anuate In tho day , tho following Vlilago of Pomeroy, In dalcribad real iotato: the County of Molga, Snuatod In tho Vill1f!8 and the State ol Ohio, of Pomoroy, County of and known 11 being Melga, and State of part of Lot No. 168 1nd Ohio. adjoining to Lot188 In Parcel No.1: tho City of Pomeroy Tho following the seme being 47 feel deocrlbad rul ootolo front on Mulberry being o part of Lot 168, StrHt and running being 21 1oet 4 lnchoo beck at that width 54 front, 3 feet right of feel and oloo a right of ' way r11orvod, aaat way on and over thet aldo, 54 1oet dalp form strip of land odjoinlng atreot 20 feet deep. Hid grantod promlseo AlaQ to hove room on tho ooutheaotorly roservod 20 feet from aida !horoof and tho otreet lor a ono car aama being 1110 1 pan gorogo'ionrtar h011seon of Lot No. 168 and other part of Lot 187,to fronting Mulberry Rood on Machonlc Strset thrse loet and Stroot. Tho following running beck at that above rtaocrlbad Ia a width lor him tho oaid part of tho. following John U. Mytra. hlolamdescribed promiHa lly, aorvanto, tenonta, known aa being 1 part holrt and oselgno at all of Lot No. 118, and lim11 to pall and adjoining to Lot 189 In roprt11 over tho ooma said City of Pomeroy, from sold Mulberry the oama being 47 loet Strsetto back oouthorfront on Mulberry . ly corner of said lol Stroot, running back at and granted premltho width of 54 foet, and from lild corner allo a right of way on to the otroet alonooald and over the otrlp, ol and ~aid ~ghl of way land odlolnlng uld and ohall forever be granted premlut on tho dlmenllono ator• tho oouthellatorly oald being tho oamo lhorool and the roal Hlate and right ol being aloo o part of Lot way which Freedom W. No. 118, and fronting St..eno and wlhl conon Mulborfy SII'HI, 3 voyad to Hid Joaoph and running back Blackburn by at that width of 54 loel dated on the 27th day for him the oald John o! Fobruary, A.O. 1156, U. Myers, and fomlly and recorded In .the and guooto, ole. tu rocordo of Deeds In paoo and . . _ ovor and lor Mlllga County, the oamo from Ohio, In Vol. 18, pagH · Mulberry Slreol to IIW 591 and 592 and Ia the INick IOUiherly corner oamo property and real of Hid lot and granted estate known ao tho promises and from Blackburn proparty oald corner lo the and lo . the Htne ond otroat ator.oald, being only rul • • - which IIW oama real -Ia tho sold Joooph end righl'ol wey which Blackburn owned In Freedom W. S1evena lhe Village of Pome~. 9 53 2 Dealer: South Vulnerable: East-West PUcKER UP AN' GtMME 1 WILL IF YOU SA'f 'IOU LIKE A LI'L ICISS, SAMANTH't' ME BESTEST OF JANE !! \.'\ \ ....,_ _... ">--"'"' ALL !! c 8 5 2 .. 10 6 •• COL&.Air. BLIC NOTICES •• •J Opening lead: • 2 740-4 I 6·11 ti4 WITH A CLASSIFIED AD .986 5 4:1 • Billy R. 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LA. requued. no pets, 7<10-992- DA. 1 112 ba.ttlS, downtown 1 Wednesday, February 14, 2007 ALLEYOOP u R s E v s !;-i e C~ploto 1-r,-,~~ lilt chucilt quolocl • . _ _ by lillin~ in lite lllilliog -.11 1-..I....L....Ji.-.1--'--' you de'leiO<> fr0111 dop No. 3 below. • Pi~~Es~U:u!~~SLETTERS IN ~ UNSCRAMBLE ASOVE IETTUS TO GET ANSWER I' r I r I* I IIIIII SCRAM-LITS ANSWEU 1-1 • - o 1 Viclim - Yacht - Judao - Urchin - AIR TIME I tbink odvertlsen should spend lhoir money on improvina their products then they wouldn't need so much AIR. TIME. ARLO & JANIS •&AUSE !M ~~1..'1, ~\.I..Y , SOUP TO NUTZ ~~'"'" "''to SWOUlD tpdot: IN"'"O JOiNING 9:0'/t ~ ­ ~~ ~V1'1iES ·-- .. \lllot>'t' •' �Page B6 • The Daily 5.entinel Prep Not;book www.mydailysentinel.com • Bettsville's mrls finally ~· WID eague game • •• BY MARK WtWAM$ ASSOCIATED PRESS It had to happen eventually. The 41 -39 victorv Thursday by Bettsvitle,.s girls over North Baltimore. marked the Bobcats' first in the Midland Athletic League since the conference was formed for the 1985-86 season. They arc now 1-222 in the league. The Bobcats won despite missing leading scorer and lone senior Emily Johnson. who was injured. IT'S BEEN A WHILE: The Madison boys beat Chardon 71-56 to win 'the Premier Conference. their first league championship in 23 years. Findlay' defeated Lima Senior 60-52 to win the Greater Buckeye Conference title Thursday, Findlay's first outright boys basketball title since the 19.79-80 season. Marion Harding has clinched at least a share of the girls' title, it's first championship since 1994. Findlay's girls also can win a share of what would be their fourth straight conference title . After starting the season · 0..15, Paulding's boys won two straight games, beating Lafayette Allen East 51 -50 and Defiance 64-59. IT'S ALL RELATIVE: Findlay's Car lee Roethlisberger (Big Ben's little sister} set a school record when she made 16 free throws in 18 attempts in a 56-46 win over Centerville. Roethlisberger scored 32 points to move into second place on Findlay 's career scoring list with I ,450 points . Now that Hamilton's Billy Allen has topped 1,000 points, next up on the district's all-time scoring list is his father, Larry, who scored 1,105 points at Hamilton Taft . Larry also is his son's coach. Scott Rogers, who has coached the Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame girls to two of the past three Division I state titles, has been taking time off this season to watch his daughter Aubrey play for nearby Cincinnati Indian Hill , where she is a freshman guard. Notre Dame, meanwhile. won its sixth straight Girls ' Greater Cincinnati League title by beating St. Ursula 66-59. Cincinnati La ·Salle's Bobby Austin, son of the former University of Cincinnati star with the same name, leads the Greater Catholic League in scoring. HOW 'BOUT THAT: Mansfield Madison rallied from a 45-25 deficit with 4: 12 to play in the third quarter to beat Ashland 6558 in overtime . Zach Maxey scored 19 of his 21 points in the second half and overtime, and forced overtime with a reverse layup with 16 seconds left in regulation. Carey's Vincent Windau hit a long 3-pointer at the buzzer to give the Blue Devils a 44-42 win over Sycamore Mohawk . The vi~tury gave Carey its first Midland Athletic League championship since 1994. Canton McKinley grabbed the game's first 19 rebounds and Leo Turpin scored a career-high 32 points in beating North 20-point run lifts San Antonio past Nets EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. tAP) - Tim Duncan scored seven of hi s 2 t points in a 20-0 San AniOnio spurt to start the second quarter and the Spurs took advantage of the absence of All-Star guard Jason Kidd to beat the New Jersey Nets 107-82 on Tuesday nigh!. Tony Parker added 19 points and Manu Ginobili had I~ as the Spurs avoided tying their season -high three-g ame losing streak with their third win in eight games. Vince Carter had 18 points, six rebounds and five assists for the Nets, ·who also were without two other starters who have been sidelined for a while- center Nenad Krstic and forward Richard Jefferson. Rookie Marcus Williams had nine points and a careerhigh 10 assists starting for Kidd. who will miss final two games before the AllStar break with a lower back strain . His status for the NBA midseason classic on Sunday in Las Vegas is uncertuin . evening t h e 1 r record at 2 6 . 2 h going inw the All Star .break. And when the Heat r c' tt m e play ne.\1 ,, c e k . coach Pat Riley will be back on Notebook the side line for the first time since leaving the team Jan. 3 to have surgcries on his hip and knee. Zach Randolph had 17 points and six rebounds for Portland, and Jarrell Jack added If> points. The Trail Blazers, who had a modest two-game winning streak snapped, were within four with 9: I~ remaining - but Wade scored six straight points over the next I :28 to help put the game away for Miami. • Cumon Hoover 90-6 1. The Jefferso n Area gi rls beat Warren JFK for their 450th victory in their 32year hi story. Sandusky Perkins' boys huve won 18 straigtu to tie a school record set in the 1<Jl:U-84 season and Coshocton's 16-4 season by the girls tied the 2002-2003 team for the best regular season record. Wah Gibler had 20 points as Cincinnati St. Xavier surprised Cincinnati Elder 61-53 . the Panthers ' first home lo" in more than two years. HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Zach Beilharz of Defiance Tinora celebrated his 16th birthday on Friday by hitring a 15-foot jumper at the buzzer to lift the Rams to a 40-38 victory over Antwerp. 1,000 POINTS: Mansfield Madison 's Matt Mavericks 99, Bucks 93 Brown scored 32 points to MILWAUKEE (AP) top 1,000 in a 78-66 victory Dirk Nowitzki had 38 points over Lexington on II rebounds and the and Miami 104, Portland 85 Saturday; Andy Hermiller Dallas Mavericks overcame MIAMI (AP) - Dwyane of Miller City reached the 1.000-point mark by scor- Wade shook off a bruised a I 6-poim second-half ing 26 points in a 62 -53\oss left shoulder to score 35 delicit to win their eighth to Kalida: Massi lion points, and Miami got back straight. The Mavericks , with the Washington senior guard to the .500 mark for the first NBA's best record at 43 -9 , Michael Porrini passed time in three months . Wade had 16 of his points outscored the Bucks 28-11 1,000 career points in a win in the final quarter, when the in the fourth quarter as over Louisville St. Thomas Aquinas in which he nea'rly Heat pulled away for their Milwaukee se lf-destructed had a quadruple-double seventh win in eight games, with six turnovers and failed with 14 points, II rebounds, I 0 assists and further analysis. , eight steals. It's the second straight SPREAD THE season that NASCAR's WEALTH: The Shelby biggest event has been from Page 81 girls have won their second marred by cheating scanstraight Northern Ohio dals. Last year. Jimmie League championship even before Sunday's race, they Johnson's crew chief was though, like last year, no would be allowed to partici- sent home for four races , player is averaging more pate. when he was caught cheatthan II points per game. But Roush Racing already ing in qualifying. Johnson WE ARE THE CHAM· has a . replacement for won the race without Chad PIONS: Coal Grove Reiser, and said the 500 wi II Knaus, who rejoined the Dawson-Bryant's girls have be the first race he ha' team in March and helped won two straight Ohio missed since the team's Johnson win the Nc.xtel Cup Valley Conference champi- inception in I 999 - a title. onships. the first time in stretch of 255 races. NASCAR did not strip Reiser and Francis may points school history that any basfrom Johnson ketball team has won con- not appeal because delaying · because the sanctioning secutive league titles; the the suspension could cause body had been reluctant to East Palestine boys and them to miss the debut of force a team to start the seaColumbiana Crestview girls the Car of Tomorrow at son in the red. But after have captured their second Bristol Motor Speedway in three cars failed inspection straight league titles, both March. during Sunday\ qualifying In toughening its penal- session, NASCAR decided in different leagues. They won in the 74th and final ties, NASCAR made the it had up the ante to deter season in the Tri -County unprecedented move of tak- teams from continuously League last year and both ing points away before the pushing the envelope. The actions come at a won the large-school divi- season has even started. Kahne and Kenseth were time when chairman Brian sion in the new Inter-Tri 50 points apiece, . docked France is attempting to County League this year; Zanesville Maysv ille's while Riggs and Sadler lost jump-start the family husi 'ness, which see med to girls won their first outright 25 each. Reiser and Francis also plateau last season after Muskingum Valley League title ; Chardon's gi rls were fined $50,000 each, years of booming populari wrapped up their second while Childers and Brown ty. With television ratings down. attendance at a standstraight Premier Athletic were fined $25,000 each. All four drivers will start stilt and France still trying Conference championship, marking the first time in the . season with negative to match the NFL's broad schodl history they have points - a move that most appeal, NASCAR felt it had won consecutive league likely infuriated the teal])s, to crack down on cheating. but sent a strong message Still, NASCAR stoppe\l titles; Warsaw River View's that NASCAR will no short of kicking the teams girls are 42-0 in their three longer tolerate rule-break- out of the race, a move many believe would be the years in the East Central ers. NASCAR is still investi- ultimate punishment . Ohio League; reigning twogating Waltrip, who had a "We· re going to get tough time Division IV champion car part seized and shipped with the competitors when Berlin Hiland's girls were back to North Carolina for they push the credibility of undefeated in the lnterValley Conference and now have won 12 straight league titles and M5 straight conference games; Dresden Tri-Vall~ ' s boys have won their t ·d straight Muskingum ey League title: Onoville won the boys and girls titles in the Putnam County League. NOTABLE: Ada 's Zac Dysert, Ohio's Division VI player of the year in football. swred 44 points in a 67-62 victory over Spencerville; Isaiah Felder had 33 points as Georgetown beat Blanchester 60-55 . Office of lconomlc 1ncl Daytona 0 Wednesday, February 14.2007 to hit a tield goal in the final 7:05. Dalla, took it> tiN teau of the game, 91-92, w~th I :0-1 to play on N<>W ttzkl ' layup aha th~ Ma\ertcks got a thtrd dl illKe allt'r a pa1r ol offen,ive rebound,. Milwaukee ', Ruben Patte r,on. who rinbhed with ~0 poi nt-. ucu 11 at <JJ hy hitting the 'eo.:ond ol . tw~ tree thro~" · hut Now llAI , wh o ltntshed w1th .e1ght '" '"" · Jro ve and lound Jawn Terry tor u Io-lom jumper that .rut Dalla' ahead 95-93 '"'h 34.9 sec""ds left. · ' C hicago's Tyru s Thomas blocked a layup anempt by T.J . Ford but Bosh rebound ed and was fouled by Thoma' belore hltttng both . tree throws. . . . The Raptor,, wmners ol mne nl the1r last I I . kd by e1ght potnt' ea rly tn the tourth quarter. Raptors 112, Bulls 111 CHICAGO !APJ - Chris Bosh sank two tree throws with 2. 1 'econ<b left and Toronto bk\l a 12- point lourth-yuarter lead before recovering for i" 2X win one more th:m tile RaptL>rs had all of last '"""'n . Bosh f1nish ~d with ~5 points and I~ reboL1nds for th e Raptor,, who enJed a 15-game }o, ing streak against the Bulh stretching bad• ll1 Del·. o. 2002. AnJ rea Bargnani addeu 22 points for Toronto" Ben Gordon. whnse threepoint play with 12 .X'ecnnds left had given the Bull s a 111 - 110 lead and capped a 13-0 nm . put up a jumper that was short at the buuer. Luol Deng scored 30 poinh and Gordon added 26 for the Bulls. In the closing se~onJ, , Rrn:kets 109, Kings 164, OT HO USTON (AP) Tra~y McGrady had 28 poi nt s and 12 assists as Hou ston overcame Ron Artest \ big night to beat Sacra mento in ovenime. Artest matched his career high with 39 points, hitting 1t of 23 shots and going I 0for- 11 from the free -throw line. Artest also had eight rebounds. Hi s free throws with I :47 le ft in overtime put the Kings up I 04· I 03. but McGrady hit a turning fade ' away over Anest with I :29 left to put Houston up for good . Luther Head hit a lloater in the final minute of the extra period and forced John Salmons into a turnover at the other end that helped dinch Hm1ston's eighth victory in 10 games. Shane Battier added 25 points. including a J·pointer in overtime, and grabbed eight rebounds for the Rockets, who won for the first time in 14 games whel] they trail after three quar· 1ers. the sport." Fntnce said T11esday during his state of the sport addre>S. "But Camry. The pan was seized before qualifying, and the car was impounded after the \Ve' ve got to have the pun - ~e~~JO n. i,hment' fit the crime. We can't get completely sil ly abou t it. We have to be t<lugh. firm and dear." Kenseth and Kahne had their qualifyin g time' thrown out after in,pcctors di,<:Cl\'cred illegal holes in the wheel we lt ,, which could have impmved aern- Inspectors plan to exan\.o ine the car Wednesday, and NASCAR has not decided if it will be returned to Waltrip in time for Thursday's qualil ying races. No penalties have been decided as NASCAR continues investigating. Waltrip is the marquee face of Tovora, which is making its Nextcl Cup debut this ·,eason. It was uncertain if the two-time Daytona 500 winner would make the race. Now it's unclear if NASCAR will allow him to rac·e tn Thursday's qualifiers because he's facing an even stiffer penalty. ··we were going to ratchet up penalties and you can see that 's happened." Pemberton said. "We' II continu e to raise the penalties "' time goes forward until we gel everybody\ allen- Liymunic~ . Evcrnham m<t int<tined the holes had been covered with dul·t tape that apparently fell off before the Dodge was in,pectcd. Blll Pemberton said N ASC AR believed the tape had been cut. Rigp m1d S<tdlcr·, o.:ar' both had modificaliun' that allowed air to leak out of the trunk area. It wa ~ di~cov­ ered hcfnre qualifying ami had not been announced by N ASC AR bcfnrc Tuesday. Waltrip. meanwhile . had a suspicious substanL·c in the intake manifold of hi ' lion ." The Daily Sentinel Poll from PageBl 187 4. Delphos Sl. John 's (3) 18·0 178 5. Atwater Waterloo 18-1 6. Zanesville Maysville (1) 19-1 7. Buckeye Trail (1) 19-0 8. Riverdale 1.7: 1 9. Sugarcreek Garaway 16-3 10. Versailles 17-3 128 109 101 71 52 25 River City Ohio Blues set for Saturday, A8 • lne Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio :-;oll:-\1~•\ol. ,)h , '\,o lllll{ro.,I)\\ . IIBIU \1(\ t;4• • U1ah edges Cavs. SeePageB1 8v BRIAN J. REED BREEOIIMVOAilYSENTINEl.COM POMEROY - Only one candidate has filed a petition for village office for the May primary, but partisan candidates have another week to file. Director Rita Smith of the Meigs County Board of Elections said Victor Young Ill has filed a petition as a Republican candidate for Pomeroy Mayor. Mayor John Musser, also a Re{'ublican. has picked up a petition but had not filed it as of Wednesday afternoon. The board has also distributed petitions to two candidates each in the races for Middleport Village Council, Pomeroy Village Council and Middleport Mayor. The deadline for filing petitions as partisan candidates for t!10se mayor and counci l seats is 4 p.m. on Feh. 22. The race for Middleport Mayor will be open. Mayor Sandy lanilarelli has announced she will not seek re-election . The council seats of Stephen Houchins and Robert Robin son of Middleport and Shawn Arnott and Ruth Spaun of Pomeroy are up for election this year. Mayor and counci l seats (8)1~1 2. Warsaw River View (9) 19-1 3. Cuy Falls Walsh Jes (4) 18-1 4. C1rcleville 0 ) 19-1 5, Shelby (1 ) 17·1 6. Kenering Alter (2) 18-2 7. Morrow little Miami 16-3 8. Sandusky Parkins 15-3 9, Wash C.H. Miami Trace 17-2 10. Cols. Eastmoor 14-4 218 2 14 196 163 135 Samaritan' 0BITUARIFS Page AS • Helen Abet, 85 INSIDE • Lodge holds annual installation. See Page A3 • Meigs students to attend OU wor1<shop. Sei' Page A3 • For the Record. See Page AS • FAC to open dance studio. See Page A8 • Dixie Melody Boys to be featured. See Page A8 • Orchestra plans performance of 'Peter and the WaH.' See Page A8 WEATHER Sign up for home delivery or a mail subscription go to www.mydailysentinel.com Sign up today 'WE DELIVER" carjacking BY BRIAN J. Bv CHARLENE HoEFUCH REED BREEOOMYOAILVSENTINELCOM POMEROY - A Bidwell man has been charged with aggravated robbery, grand theft auto and two traffic violations after he crashed his own car and then allegedly stole two vehicles at gunpoint on Tuesday. Benjamin M. Haney, 26, Bidwell, was charged with aggravated robbery and grand theft auto, first and fourth·degree felonies, respectively, failure to conBeth S.rceort/plloto trol and failure to stop after Workers from the Meigs County Highway Department were busy yesterday keeping county an accident, in Meig s roads treated after an overnight mix of freezing rain and snow. Here. another load of salt County Court. Haney is charged with and cinder mix prepares to be•dumped into one of six county salt trucks. stealing a 2005 Toyota truck from Charles Casto, Sr. of Albany, at gunpoint. Wednesday morning not the worst. It's estimated BY BETH SERGENT A news release from the BSERGENT®MVDAILVSENTINEL.COM freezing rain and a fresh 23 workers spent the day Meigs County Sheriff's of snow sent highway clearing and salting country coat Office said Casto offered ROCKSPRINGS For workers out onto the roads roads, going through 19 Haney assistance after it seemed like winter awhile with the first trm:k hitting loads of a salt and cinder Haney crashed his own in our would never arrive the roads about 5:30 a.m .. mix for paved roads and II vehicle on Ohio 689. urea but then, February came. an hour and a halfhefore the tons of plain cinder for other . PIHse see Carjackln1o As No one understands this garage's official ··start time" roadways. Each load is estimore than workers at the at 7 a.m. All six county salt mated to weigh 12 tons. Meigs County Highway trucks were out by 6 a.m. Chapman said his departDepartment, many of whom By yesterday afternoon ment has used 2,300 tons of began their workday yester- C.T. Chapman, superinten- cinders and 525 tons of salt day morning at 4 a.m. shon- dent for the Meigs County since the season began . ly after the weather too.k Highway Department, said another turn for the worse. it had been a "long day" but Pie••• IH Busy, AS kllpS Musser re-elected president 8Y 79 2. Hopewell-Loudon (7) 19-0 3, Tol. Ottawa Hills 16-D 4, Berlin Hiland (1) 16-4 5, Kirtland (1) 16-1 6. Ft. Recovery (1) 17-2 7. E. Canton 16-3 a. Fremont St Joseph 16-2 9. Fostoria St. Wende lln 16-2 1o. Ottoville 14-4 60 59 33 Others rec&IYing 12 or more points: 11 (tie) . Warren Howland (1). ZanesOJille W. Musk.ingum 21 13, Chagrin Falls Kenston 19. 14. Jefferson Area 18 DIVISION HI 1. S. Euclid Regina (16)18-1 2, Anna (4) 20-0 228 22'7 161 143 133 132 112 71 52 30 "Others receiv1ng 12 or more points: 11, 22B 223 New KnOI(IIIIIe 24. 12. W. Liber ty-Salem 13. 13. Minster 12. 'hiP'· Eastern Local and .. Meig' Local 'Lhonl di,tricb will elect three school board members, each, and Southern Local will elect mn board member> . Those 'ee king election in those race' will abo tile in August . The deadline for tiling tax i>sues on the May ballot IS abo Feb. 22. The deadline to register to vote in the May 8 primary is April 9. Sm1th said . HOEFU CH@MVOAILYSENTINEL .COM CHARLENE HOEFLICH Songs of love HO EFLICH@MYDAILVSENTINELCOM busv POMEROY Two d(lnations and several grants for school programs were acknowledged by the Meigs Local Board of Education at Tuesday night 's meeting. In memory of Roge r Jeffers a donation of $2,000 was made by Jeffers Excavating to be used to build a backstop on the new playground area at Meigs Elementary School. Also received was a donation on behalf of the Meigs High School principal in the amount of $750 from WalMart Store 3486 in Athens. The money is to be used for testing intervention costs at Meigs High. A Federal SAPT Block Grant for support of the District's Safe and DrugFree program through the Ohio Department of Alcoho I and Drug Addiction Serv1ce for Please see Funds, AS The Battle of Rutland and Point Pleasant BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAIL VSENTINEL .COM DetalloonPapAS Annie's Mailbox A3 Calendars A3 Classifieds Bs-6 Comics B7 Editorials A4 Obituaries As Places to go AS Sports B Section Weather As POMEROY John Musser was re-elected president of the Pomeroy Merchants Association at this• week's meeting at Peoples Bank. Other officers elected were Jane Harris, first vice president, and Nancy Thoene as secretary-treasurer after voting to combine those two offices into one position. It was noted that the Merchants' holiday vacation give-away drawing will take place Thursday with the winner to be notifieed and announced in the newspaper. Shoppers have been signing up for the trip since Christmas at various © 2007 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. PIHH see Musser, AS INDEX a SECI'IONS- t6 PAGES DIVISION IV 1. Cols. Africentric ( 16) 19- 1 in Middleport and Pomeroy are panisan races, based on the villages' populations. In Racine , Rutland and Syracuse, village official' are elected on a non-partisan basis. The filin g deadline for those ollices. and non-partisan candidates in Middleport and Pomeroy. is Aug . 23 . One township trustee and the clerk will be elected in each Df the county\ town- Several donations and grants flow into Meigs Local funds Others receiving 12 or more po1nts: 11 . Brookfield (1) 18. 12 (tie). Castalia Margaretta, Cols. Ready 15. 115 \\\\\\111\d , uh ..... · ••IHHII•HII BidweUman charged in 'good DIVISION 11 1. ln(l;an Lake . 1,-. . :.!00 ""' Deadline nears for village council, mayor candidates SPORTS lfs easy to subscribe to the Workforce Dtvtlopment 3. Cle. Cent. Cath . 17·1 New $t coin features George Washington, A2 Home NatiOnal Bank A llome 8a11k. For Home Call Back to Health Chiropractic today! 740.446.7460 The River's Blend RUTLAND - ·In 1824 a barbershop quartet, made up of. 1-r, group of men from Rutland no"ed the Ohio River. Baritone Mike traveled · into Point Adelman. Lead Plea,ant. W.Va. tVirgima at Gerald Kelly. Bass the time ) and broke their Vinton Rankin and friend out nf Jail after he Tenor Gerald w'" acn"ed o( helping Powell , sang to runaway ~laves from staff at the Ma,nn . W.Va . travel th e Downmg-Chi lds I M~i gs County stop~ alon g Agency in Pomeroy the Undcr~round Railroad. Wednesday. The This jaifhrcak resulted in quartet-for ohire was a gun h:ttlle and paved the traveling to local way fo r an Ohio Supreme ousinesses yestero I Cnmt decision on the jurisday to sing barber" Jictinn of states. shop-style love Mike Gerlach. Middleport songs fo r St. rc,idelll and retired histor! Valentine 's Day. teac her at Meigs Hi gh Brian J. Reed/ photo School. said the Jailbreak i' Pluse see Battle, AS � 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 02. February 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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