https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e1873f50d60779532c73e81fa174c237.pdf d976640f8dbab375f01aea1987b9cb7e PDF Text Text �The Daily Sentinel PageA2 NATION • WORLD Police: Pilot intentionally crashed into fotmer in-law's house, killing himself, daughter Wednesday, March 7, 2007 Indonesian jet catches fire upon landing, killing 49, Australian prime minister says said that 140 passengers and crew were on board. Howard said around 10 JAKARTA. Indonesia Australians were aboard the An Indonesian jetliner car- plane, but he could not conrying 140 people burst into firm any Australian deaths. names as it landed on Java The Australians on board island Wednesday. trapping were diplomatic staff and a number of people inside journalists who were travelthe burning plane. the air- ing from the capital, line and witnesses said. Jakarta, ahead of Foreign Prime Minister John Aft'airs Minister Alexander Howard said Indonesian Downer and Attorneyofficials had confirmed 49 General Phillip Ruddock, deaths, and that some who had been due to attend Australians may be among a function later Wednesday. them. Neither official was aboard ''It is a terrible tragedy." the stricken plane. Howard told a nationally There was no immediate television news conference. word on what sparked the ''Many lives· have been lost blaze. Survivors said it and our love and sympathy began at the front the plane and condolences go to those before engulfing the aircraft. who are suffering distress "Before the plane landed it and grief." was shaking. Suddenly there The Garuda airlines jet was smoke inside the fuse shook violently as it pre- lage. it hit the runway and pared to land and then overthen it landed in a rice field ," shot the runway. hitting local Islamic leader Dien fences and slamming into a rice field shortly · before 7 Syamsudin told El-Shinta. " I saw a foreigner. His clothes a.m., survivors said. Many passengers escaped were on fire and I jumped and rescuers battled names from the emergency exit. to reach those trapped Thank God I survived." BBC World television inside, said Capt. Ari Sapari, carried footage of ragin g operations director of flames poking through sevnational carrier Garuda. The · blaze , which gutted the air- eral windows of the passencraft and sent black smoke ger compartment. Another survivor told billowing into the air, took local TV station RCTI TV two hours to put out. Howard said Indonesian that "before landing I felt officials had confirmed 49 the plane shake strongly." "We overshot the runway, deaths, though it was not clear where that information then I heard the sound of an ex plosion and ran through came from. Laras Widhyo , from an emergency exit," continGaruda 's Yogyakarta office . ued passenger Muhammad said at least 22 werr killed Dimyati. " I believe many remained and 92 were being treated at passengers trapped on board." three hospitals, some with Indonesia has been hit by broken bones and burns. He said some passengers were ~ string of transportation thought to have walked disasters in recent months. In late December, a passenawa~ from the accident, makmg it difficult to con- ger fetry sank in a storm in firm the death toll. the Java Sea, killing more The state-owned airline than 400 people. Bv CHRIS BRUMMITT Bv TOM DAVIES ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER BEDFORD . Ind . - "I've got her, and you· re not going to get her." Beth Johnson heard those words from her ex-husband Monday, shortly before he crashed his rented si ngleengine plane into his former mother-in -law's south ern Indiana home, killing himself and the couple's &-yearold daughter. The mother-in-law, Vivian Pace , described the cell phone call Tuesday as investigators tried to determine why novice pilot Eric Johnson strapped his daughter into the plane's passenger seat and apparently crashed the plane deliberately into the one-story house. Pace said she has no APPhoto doubt ' that the crash was intentional because Johnson Vivian Pace walks past her house in Bedford, Ind., Tuesday. Eric Johnson crashed his renthad been harassing his ex- ed Cessna into his former mother-in-law's southern Indiana home Monday, kjlling himself wife for months. including and his B-year-old daughter. Emily Johnson. buying a house thr~e doors down from hers . the-plane crashed into Pace'·s 2006, but the court did not ment when reached in Iowa. "That was the only way home around I0:45 a.m. disclose the reasons. Johnson had worked for he could hurt Beth," she Monday in Bedford. nearly Pace said Johnson threat- the state for 20 years and said . "That was the only 70 mtles southwest of ened his wife with a gun last managed more than I S,OOO way he could get to her." Indianapolis. Pace was summer in an effort to ·acres of forest, said Mark In the cell phone call. home but uninjured . · change her mind about the Farmer, a conservation and Pace said, her daughter The plane had already divorce. Bedford police said public information officer. could hear the child in the crashed but the occupants they never received a com"By all accounts , he was a background saying. had not been identified plaint about the alleged good employee, generally "Mommy. come get me. when Beth Johnson filed a incident. well-liked:" Farmer said. come get me." It was missing person report Mary Webb , who lived Counselors were availunclear whether the call was be~ause her daughter had across from the Johnsons able at Parkview Primary made from the cockpit or not arrived at school that for about 12 years, said School in Bedford, where before the plane took off. morning after spending the police cars were parked out- Emily was a first-grader. Police were treating the weekend with her father. side the home for several "We're all grieving over crash as a suicide and homi"It is just gut-wrenching weeks last summer. Eric this," Principal Sari Wood cide . State Police Sgt. Dave to think about what was Johnson told her they were Bursten said investigators happening to that child just there to protect his wife and said. She described Emily as a "dear little girl" who had yet to find any notes prior to the crash," Bursten daughter. indicating Johnson's inten- said Monday. "He said, 'I wouldn't hurt "got a kick out of things and tions. but the fact that the Witnesses said the aircraft her, I wouldn't do that,' and enjoyed life ." "She just was one of those house was his ex-wife's appeared to be trying to I took his word for it," Webb mother's home raised seri- land when it veered sharply said. "He didn't seem like really friendly, really open little kids," Wood said. that type of person at all." ous questions. · and went out of sight. Associated Press Writer "All of those things Wt~bb said Johnson Eric Johnson, a property . Tom Murphy in together lead us in the direc- manager for the state moved out in the fall under tion that this was done Department of Natural r,<>lice supervision and was Indianapolis contributed to intentionally," Bursten said. Resources, had recently 'very bitter about the this report. Andrew Todd Fox of the taken the girl to Cancun for divorce." He wanted cusNational Transportation a few days of vacation. tody of Emily but said he Emily "was to spend the would settle for visitation Safety Board said investi~a­ tors were also reviewmg weekend with dad, and dad rights, she said. whether the plane was func- was supposed to bring her Police searched tioning properly and hoped to school Monda~ morn- Johnson's home, seizing to have a preliminary report ing," Bedford Pohce Maj. two computers, a briefcase within a week. and day planner. There Dennis Parsley said. Virgil I. Grissom Johnson obtained his were no notes indicating Municipal Airport has no pilot 's license in November, what his plans had been, controller on duty, so there the same month the couple Parsley said. was no tape available of divorced after 12 years of Coroner John Sherri II said any radio communication, marnage . resu Its of lox icology tests Fox said. Court records showed on Johnson were pending. He declined to say if Beth Johnson had obtained A man who · identified Johnson, 47 , said anything a restraining order against himself as Eric Johnson's over the plane's radio before her husband on July 14, brother declined to com- Walter Reed gives Democrats new political ammo in Iraq war debate • Wednesday, March 7 POMEROY - Meigs County Commissioners to meet at II a .m., due to a meeting in Columbus on Thursday. Friday, March 9 ATHENS - Area 14 Workforce In vestment Board,.9:30 a .m. at the OU Inn. Athens. Thesday, March 13 PORTLAND - Portland Communitv Center Board meeting . 'I p.m., regular meeting and accepting letters of interest for board member positions. · Clubs and organizations Thursday, March 8 CHESTER Shade River Lodge 453, 7:30p.m. at the hall . Refreshm ents. SYRACUSE Wildwood Garden Club, I p.m .. at home of Shirley Hamm. Hal Kneen to present program on plant propagation methods . TUPPERS PLAINS VFW Post 9053 meets at 7:30 p.m. at hall . Meal at 6:30p.m. RACINE - Ohio River Producers (FFA Alumni), regular meeting . 7 p.m., · Southern Vo-Ag room. RACINE Sonshine Circle of the DorcasBethany Church, 7 p.m .. at church. POMEROY - Alpha Iota Masters , II :30 a.m. at the St. Paul Lutheran Church. Saturday, March 10 POMEROY Meigs County Christian Motorcycle Association, "Delivered" Chapter, regular meeting. 10 .a.m .. Common Grounds Coffee Shop. Thes!lay, March 13 POMEROY Meigs County Chamber of Commerce. business-minded luncheon, noon, Pomeroy Library, speaker B.J . Wilberg, chamber of commerce executives of Ohio, en tertainment by Rivers Bend Quat1et. ·lunch catered by Crow's KFC I Long John Silvers.RSVP at 992-5005 by March 12 . Church events Thursday, March 8 POMEROY - Lenten worship service will be held at the Forest Run United Methodist Church 7 p.m . Special music, homily by the Rev. Fr. Walter Heinz. Sponsored by the Meigs County Ministerial Assoctation. Pastor Bob Robinson, theme of the worship, " Listening. but Not Hearing." Sunday, March 11 SYRACUSE Gary Griffith will speak at the Syracuse Community Church. Second Street, 6:30 p.m. Other events Monday, March 12 PAGEVILLE - TB Clinic at Scipio Township Fire Department , 5-6:30 p.m. Skin tests available to public to be read March 14. Youth events Saturday, March 10 SYRACUSE Syracuse Youth Baseball League signups. 4 to 6 p.m . Saturday and 2 to 4 p.m . Sunday at the Syracuse Firehouse. Birthdays. Thursday, March 8 POMEROY - Nathan Biggs will observe his 87th birthday Thursday. Cards may be sent to him at 38960 Staie Route 124, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Sunday, March 11 .. POMEROY Marie Hauck will observe her 90th birthday on Sunday, March II. Cards may be sent to her at 644 Osborn St.. Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769. RING GUIDE ins h 29~ 2007 Thursd Submitted photo Bv ANNE FLAHERTY since August 2006. was oust- not delving deeper into ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ed from his post a day earlier. reports of staffing problems The rapid removal of the and a maintenance backlog . WASHINGTON two officials was followed at Walter Reed. Democrats are using the by a promise by Vice "I'm deeply cha~rined by uproar over Walter Reed President Dick Cheney and the events that bnng us to Army Medical Center as the president himself that this hearing," said David their latest cudgel to batter the problems would be Chu, the Pentagon's personPresident Bush for his Iraq fixed, and the creation of nel chief. war policies as the adminis- high-profile panels to A White House statement tration shows sign's it fears unearth gaps in the system. released Tuesday said the political damage from the In a speech at the president's 2008 request for . revelations. on $38.7 billion for military American Legion Reports of patient neglect Tuesday, Bush announced health care was double what and shoddy outpatient he had asked former Senate it was when he took office. rooms at the hospital have Majority Leader Bob Dole , The rhetoric failed to plabrought Army brass to R-Kan .. and former Health cate Democrats, who said Capitol Hill to explain and and Services the Walter Reed problems Human apologize. Bush's handling Secretary Donna Shalala, a were shining a spotlight on of the war has been widely Democrat, to lead a biparti- the administration's failed unpopular with .voters. and san probe into the mistreat- war policies. reports about Walter Reed ment of wounded troops. 'There is a pattern tiere come on the heels of his Bush also directed that we're just not focused decision to send more Veterans Affairs Secretary on what needs to be done to troops to Iraq - whie h has Jim Nicholson to set up a help these young men and also met a negative task force of ofticials from women," said Sen. Hillary response from the public. various agencies to identify Rodham Clinton, D-N .Y.. a Democrats are stepping up problems in treating wound- 2008 presidential contender. their anti-war rhetoric and ed troops. To underscore the Sen. Edward Kennedy. 0· casting Walter Reed as the message that he cares about Mass .. said the Bush adminlatest Bush administration the troops, Bush referred to istration failed to plan adefailure in planning for the the group as a task force on quately fo~ the long and war and other contingencies. "returning global war on bloody war. "This is the Katrina of terror heroes." . "And now they're failing 2007 ," said Sen. Chuck To further make that those who have sacriftced Schumer, 0-N.Y.. compar- point, the administration so much," said Kennedy. ing the hospital scandal to invited journalists to a ·natuFocusing the Iraq debate the 2005 hurricane that left ralization ceremony next on the treatment of troops Gulf Coast residents strand- Monday · at Walter Reed. could help protect ed for days without federal when Homeland Security Democrats from GOP assistarice . Secretary Michael Chertoff charges that proposals by for its part. the Bush and Emilio Gonzalez. direc- some Democratic lawmakadministration has moved tor of U.S. Citizenship and ers to cut money for the ·war quickly to try to contain the lrilmigration. will swear in would hurt troops in the war political damage. Defense five wounded soldiers as zone . The Walter Reed story Secretary Robert Gates new American citizens. is also helping Democrats forced Army Secretary Bush adminisiration offi, by providing a distraction francis Harvey to resign last cials also headed to Capitol if only for now - from the Friday, and Maj . Gen. Hi II on Tuesday and i!polo- party's internal disagreeGeorge W. Weightman . who gized profusely. one by one ments over how and when to · was 1D charge. of Walter Reed saying they were at fault for torce the president's hand . Community Calendar Public meetings Erin Bartley, Lindsay Carr, Christy Sanders, "and Christopher Williams, left to right, were inducted into the Honor Society at OVCS . Honor Society inductees GALLIPOLIS - Ohio Valley Christian School recently inducted new members into the Honor Society. The Honor Society members are selected by the faculty based on the students' performance in academics, Chri,tian testimony. service activities, and cooperation in school programs. Jay Jarvis , the Bible and Algebra teacher. is the advisor for the Honor Society and challenged the new inductees upon induction with a message about making your life count for God . The new inductees are all juniors . Tr~c~ ~ -~elJ Program features frrst ladies space today! ine is . '~007 Call Dave or Brenda at 992-2155 I PageA3 BYTHEBEND The Daily Sentinel REEDSVILLE - A program on former first ladies was presented by Marilyn Hannum and Janet Connolly at the February meeting of the Riverview Garden Club held in the social room of the Reedsville United Methodist Church. The lives of Martha Washington. Dolly Madison. Julia Taylor. Lucy Hayes , Edith Roosevelt, Frances Cleveland. Eleanor Roosevelt. and Bess Truman were reviewed along with interesting trivia about each one. A display board with a portrait of each lady wa' used in the presentation. Ball gown candle favors and crocheted patriotic magnets made bv Hannum for members were used on the tables . "Kila Frank conducted the business meeting . Members answered roll call with an original valentine verse or reading. Requests for a copy of Margaret Cauthorn's humerous reading. "My Love" were made by several attending. Margaret Grossnickle. treasurer, reported that over $160 was made at the auction held at the January meeting . The money was added to the club's treasury to be used for community projects. Following the refreshment bour. fruit bas_k ets were assembled for shut ins in the community. an annual · February project of the club. Others attending were Ruth Anne Balderson. Mary lice Bise. IPatty Grossnickle. Mary Ann Harris , Marlene Putman. Francis Reed. Nolan Spears, Delores Spencer, Sylvia Webb, Nancy Wachter. Maxine Whitehead. Janice Young. and a guest. Helen Dailey. Marlene Putman won the door prize provided by Webb. Hostesses for the March meeting will be Wachter and Spears at the Wachter home. Wednesday, March 7, 2007 ANNIE'S MAILBOX Put child's emotional needs first BY KATHY MITCHEU AND MARCY SuGAR Dear Annie: After Hurricane Katrina, my sister and her 13-year-old son moved into my home . I notice that when my sister takes a shower, her son goes into the bathroom and talks to her. I am horrified by this and feel it is wrong. I know nothing sexual is going on, but still, it's inappropriate. I confronted my sister, and she said I was just jealous because she and her son have such a close relationship.! told her I didn't want this to happen in my home ever again, but the very next day. the same thing occurred. I then reported this behavior to Child Protective Services. My sister told the social worker that after she had surgery many months ago, her son began helping her with her showers because she couldn't do it alone. The social worker told my sister that I was causing problems and she and her son should consider moving out. What do you think? Concerned Brother Dear Brother: Of course your sister should not be showering with her 13year-old son in the room, but your confrontational methods are not helping her reach this conclusion on her own. Instead, she becomes defensive . Sis needs to understand that it is not in her son's best interest for her to create such an intimate environment with a sexually developing boy who loves his mother. A caring parent puts her child's emotional needs first. You cannot force your sister to stop doing this, nor, apparently, is enough going on for the authorities to step in . Please back off a bit and talk to her calmly, explaining why this is harmful. You also should work on being a father figure to your nephew. which will encourage him to develop a healthier relationship wtth his mother. Dear Annie: Last March, my husband and I took a two-w~aek holiday to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. It was lovely except for one thing - spring break. I looked around in wonder as plane- . loads of college kids arrived. Who pays for these kids' vacations? If the answer is "their parents,"shame on them 1 After the performances I saw at our hotel. I decided to enlighten these parents. Was that your lovely daughter who was so drunk she passed out and vomited in the hot tub and had to be pulled out by hotel security staff? Was it your son who was in such a drunken stupor that he had to be escorted to his room each time he entered the lobby? The bar staff will not serve alcohol to those who are too drunk, but their friends are happy to get them more booze. Bartenders also enforce rules about the number of drinks at a time, but noth ing stops the kids from moving to the next bar. Every year, kids die from alcohol poisoning , drunk girls get sex ually assaulted and worse. All this comes as no surprise to me anymore. - California Adult Dear Adult: Many college kids consider drunken binges a rite of passage , and spring break tends to encourage such reckless- ness. Unfortunately, this behavior isn't like! y to stop, even though it is dan gerous . We only hope kids who are planning to behave stupidly will have a sober friend around to watch out for them . Dear Annie: I had to write after reading the letter from "Torrance. Calif. ," who said women shou ld stop taking men with them when they shop for clothes . Once, after spending untold hours watching my girlfriend try on clothes and offering my reluctant opinion (you can't win. guys). I took the biggest dress I could find, put it over my clothes and asked Winter weather is here. AEP Ohio can help. Cold weather can significantly increase home energy use, resulting in higher energy bills. AEP Ohio urges you to take the following steps to help keep your winter energy costs down: I • Set your thermostat to 68 degrees • Plug air leaks around windows and doors • Replace dirty furnace filters • Set your water heater between 120.140 degrees • Use high-efficiency light bulbs • Bundle up instead of turning up the thermostat Remember that AEP Ohio offers an Average Monthly Payment Plan to help evel\{)Ut energy costs. 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To find out more about Annie's Mailbox , and read features by other Creators Syndicate writer.~ and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web · page at www.aeators.com. • O'BLENESS '~ HI4LTH SYSHM �The Daily Sentinel PageA2 NATION • WORLD Police: Pilot intentionally crashed into fotmer in-law's house, killing himself, daughter Wednesday, March 7, 2007 Indonesian jet catches fire upon landing, killing 49, Australian prime minister says said that 140 passengers and crew were on board. Howard said around 10 JAKARTA. Indonesia Australians were aboard the An Indonesian jetliner car- plane, but he could not conrying 140 people burst into firm any Australian deaths. names as it landed on Java The Australians on board island Wednesday. trapping were diplomatic staff and a number of people inside journalists who were travelthe burning plane. the air- ing from the capital, line and witnesses said. Jakarta, ahead of Foreign Prime Minister John Aft'airs Minister Alexander Howard said Indonesian Downer and Attorneyofficials had confirmed 49 General Phillip Ruddock, deaths, and that some who had been due to attend Australians may be among a function later Wednesday. them. Neither official was aboard ''It is a terrible tragedy." the stricken plane. Howard told a nationally There was no immediate television news conference. word on what sparked the ''Many lives· have been lost blaze. Survivors said it and our love and sympathy began at the front the plane and condolences go to those before engulfing the aircraft. who are suffering distress "Before the plane landed it and grief." was shaking. Suddenly there The Garuda airlines jet was smoke inside the fuse shook violently as it pre- lage. it hit the runway and pared to land and then overthen it landed in a rice field ," shot the runway. hitting local Islamic leader Dien fences and slamming into a rice field shortly · before 7 Syamsudin told El-Shinta. " I saw a foreigner. His clothes a.m., survivors said. Many passengers escaped were on fire and I jumped and rescuers battled names from the emergency exit. to reach those trapped Thank God I survived." BBC World television inside, said Capt. Ari Sapari, carried footage of ragin g operations director of flames poking through sevnational carrier Garuda. The · blaze , which gutted the air- eral windows of the passencraft and sent black smoke ger compartment. Another survivor told billowing into the air, took local TV station RCTI TV two hours to put out. Howard said Indonesian that "before landing I felt officials had confirmed 49 the plane shake strongly." "We overshot the runway, deaths, though it was not clear where that information then I heard the sound of an ex plosion and ran through came from. Laras Widhyo , from an emergency exit," continGaruda 's Yogyakarta office . ued passenger Muhammad said at least 22 werr killed Dimyati. " I believe many remained and 92 were being treated at passengers trapped on board." three hospitals, some with Indonesia has been hit by broken bones and burns. He said some passengers were ~ string of transportation thought to have walked disasters in recent months. In late December, a passenawa~ from the accident, makmg it difficult to con- ger fetry sank in a storm in firm the death toll. the Java Sea, killing more The state-owned airline than 400 people. Bv CHRIS BRUMMITT Bv TOM DAVIES ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER BEDFORD . Ind . - "I've got her, and you· re not going to get her." Beth Johnson heard those words from her ex-husband Monday, shortly before he crashed his rented si ngleengine plane into his former mother-in -law's south ern Indiana home, killing himself and the couple's &-yearold daughter. The mother-in-law, Vivian Pace , described the cell phone call Tuesday as investigators tried to determine why novice pilot Eric Johnson strapped his daughter into the plane's passenger seat and apparently crashed the plane deliberately into the one-story house. Pace said she has no APPhoto doubt ' that the crash was intentional because Johnson Vivian Pace walks past her house in Bedford, Ind., Tuesday. Eric Johnson crashed his renthad been harassing his ex- ed Cessna into his former mother-in-law's southern Indiana home Monday, kjlling himself wife for months. including and his B-year-old daughter. Emily Johnson. buying a house thr~e doors down from hers . the-plane crashed into Pace'·s 2006, but the court did not ment when reached in Iowa. "That was the only way home around I0:45 a.m. disclose the reasons. Johnson had worked for he could hurt Beth," she Monday in Bedford. nearly Pace said Johnson threat- the state for 20 years and said . "That was the only 70 mtles southwest of ened his wife with a gun last managed more than I S,OOO way he could get to her." Indianapolis. Pace was summer in an effort to ·acres of forest, said Mark In the cell phone call. home but uninjured . · change her mind about the Farmer, a conservation and Pace said, her daughter The plane had already divorce. Bedford police said public information officer. could hear the child in the crashed but the occupants they never received a com"By all accounts , he was a background saying. had not been identified plaint about the alleged good employee, generally "Mommy. come get me. when Beth Johnson filed a incident. well-liked:" Farmer said. come get me." It was missing person report Mary Webb , who lived Counselors were availunclear whether the call was be~ause her daughter had across from the Johnsons able at Parkview Primary made from the cockpit or not arrived at school that for about 12 years, said School in Bedford, where before the plane took off. morning after spending the police cars were parked out- Emily was a first-grader. Police were treating the weekend with her father. side the home for several "We're all grieving over crash as a suicide and homi"It is just gut-wrenching weeks last summer. Eric this," Principal Sari Wood cide . State Police Sgt. Dave to think about what was Johnson told her they were Bursten said investigators happening to that child just there to protect his wife and said. She described Emily as a "dear little girl" who had yet to find any notes prior to the crash," Bursten daughter. indicating Johnson's inten- said Monday. "He said, 'I wouldn't hurt "got a kick out of things and tions. but the fact that the Witnesses said the aircraft her, I wouldn't do that,' and enjoyed life ." "She just was one of those house was his ex-wife's appeared to be trying to I took his word for it," Webb mother's home raised seri- land when it veered sharply said. "He didn't seem like really friendly, really open little kids," Wood said. that type of person at all." ous questions. · and went out of sight. Associated Press Writer "All of those things Wt~bb said Johnson Eric Johnson, a property . Tom Murphy in together lead us in the direc- manager for the state moved out in the fall under tion that this was done Department of Natural r,<>lice supervision and was Indianapolis contributed to intentionally," Bursten said. Resources, had recently 'very bitter about the this report. Andrew Todd Fox of the taken the girl to Cancun for divorce." He wanted cusNational Transportation a few days of vacation. tody of Emily but said he Emily "was to spend the would settle for visitation Safety Board said investi~a­ tors were also reviewmg weekend with dad, and dad rights, she said. whether the plane was func- was supposed to bring her Police searched tioning properly and hoped to school Monda~ morn- Johnson's home, seizing to have a preliminary report ing," Bedford Pohce Maj. two computers, a briefcase within a week. and day planner. There Dennis Parsley said. Virgil I. Grissom Johnson obtained his were no notes indicating Municipal Airport has no pilot 's license in November, what his plans had been, controller on duty, so there the same month the couple Parsley said. was no tape available of divorced after 12 years of Coroner John Sherri II said any radio communication, marnage . resu Its of lox icology tests Fox said. Court records showed on Johnson were pending. He declined to say if Beth Johnson had obtained A man who · identified Johnson, 47 , said anything a restraining order against himself as Eric Johnson's over the plane's radio before her husband on July 14, brother declined to com- Walter Reed gives Democrats new political ammo in Iraq war debate • Wednesday, March 7 POMEROY - Meigs County Commissioners to meet at II a .m., due to a meeting in Columbus on Thursday. Friday, March 9 ATHENS - Area 14 Workforce In vestment Board,.9:30 a .m. at the OU Inn. Athens. Thesday, March 13 PORTLAND - Portland Communitv Center Board meeting . 'I p.m., regular meeting and accepting letters of interest for board member positions. · Clubs and organizations Thursday, March 8 CHESTER Shade River Lodge 453, 7:30p.m. at the hall . Refreshm ents. SYRACUSE Wildwood Garden Club, I p.m .. at home of Shirley Hamm. Hal Kneen to present program on plant propagation methods . TUPPERS PLAINS VFW Post 9053 meets at 7:30 p.m. at hall . Meal at 6:30p.m. RACINE - Ohio River Producers (FFA Alumni), regular meeting . 7 p.m., · Southern Vo-Ag room. RACINE Sonshine Circle of the DorcasBethany Church, 7 p.m .. at church. POMEROY - Alpha Iota Masters , II :30 a.m. at the St. Paul Lutheran Church. Saturday, March 10 POMEROY Meigs County Christian Motorcycle Association, "Delivered" Chapter, regular meeting. 10 .a.m .. Common Grounds Coffee Shop. Thes!lay, March 13 POMEROY Meigs County Chamber of Commerce. business-minded luncheon, noon, Pomeroy Library, speaker B.J . Wilberg, chamber of commerce executives of Ohio, en tertainment by Rivers Bend Quat1et. ·lunch catered by Crow's KFC I Long John Silvers.RSVP at 992-5005 by March 12 . Church events Thursday, March 8 POMEROY - Lenten worship service will be held at the Forest Run United Methodist Church 7 p.m . Special music, homily by the Rev. Fr. Walter Heinz. Sponsored by the Meigs County Ministerial Assoctation. Pastor Bob Robinson, theme of the worship, " Listening. but Not Hearing." Sunday, March 11 SYRACUSE Gary Griffith will speak at the Syracuse Community Church. Second Street, 6:30 p.m. Other events Monday, March 12 PAGEVILLE - TB Clinic at Scipio Township Fire Department , 5-6:30 p.m. Skin tests available to public to be read March 14. Youth events Saturday, March 10 SYRACUSE Syracuse Youth Baseball League signups. 4 to 6 p.m . Saturday and 2 to 4 p.m . Sunday at the Syracuse Firehouse. Birthdays. Thursday, March 8 POMEROY - Nathan Biggs will observe his 87th birthday Thursday. Cards may be sent to him at 38960 Staie Route 124, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Sunday, March 11 .. POMEROY Marie Hauck will observe her 90th birthday on Sunday, March II. Cards may be sent to her at 644 Osborn St.. Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769. RING GUIDE ins h 29~ 2007 Thursd Submitted photo Bv ANNE FLAHERTY since August 2006. was oust- not delving deeper into ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ed from his post a day earlier. reports of staffing problems The rapid removal of the and a maintenance backlog . WASHINGTON two officials was followed at Walter Reed. Democrats are using the by a promise by Vice "I'm deeply cha~rined by uproar over Walter Reed President Dick Cheney and the events that bnng us to Army Medical Center as the president himself that this hearing," said David their latest cudgel to batter the problems would be Chu, the Pentagon's personPresident Bush for his Iraq fixed, and the creation of nel chief. war policies as the adminis- high-profile panels to A White House statement tration shows sign's it fears unearth gaps in the system. released Tuesday said the political damage from the In a speech at the president's 2008 request for . revelations. on $38.7 billion for military American Legion Reports of patient neglect Tuesday, Bush announced health care was double what and shoddy outpatient he had asked former Senate it was when he took office. rooms at the hospital have Majority Leader Bob Dole , The rhetoric failed to plabrought Army brass to R-Kan .. and former Health cate Democrats, who said Capitol Hill to explain and and Services the Walter Reed problems Human apologize. Bush's handling Secretary Donna Shalala, a were shining a spotlight on of the war has been widely Democrat, to lead a biparti- the administration's failed unpopular with .voters. and san probe into the mistreat- war policies. reports about Walter Reed ment of wounded troops. 'There is a pattern tiere come on the heels of his Bush also directed that we're just not focused decision to send more Veterans Affairs Secretary on what needs to be done to troops to Iraq - whie h has Jim Nicholson to set up a help these young men and also met a negative task force of ofticials from women," said Sen. Hillary response from the public. various agencies to identify Rodham Clinton, D-N .Y.. a Democrats are stepping up problems in treating wound- 2008 presidential contender. their anti-war rhetoric and ed troops. To underscore the Sen. Edward Kennedy. 0· casting Walter Reed as the message that he cares about Mass .. said the Bush adminlatest Bush administration the troops, Bush referred to istration failed to plan adefailure in planning for the the group as a task force on quately fo~ the long and war and other contingencies. "returning global war on bloody war. "This is the Katrina of terror heroes." . "And now they're failing 2007 ," said Sen. Chuck To further make that those who have sacriftced Schumer, 0-N.Y.. compar- point, the administration so much," said Kennedy. ing the hospital scandal to invited journalists to a ·natuFocusing the Iraq debate the 2005 hurricane that left ralization ceremony next on the treatment of troops Gulf Coast residents strand- Monday · at Walter Reed. could help protect ed for days without federal when Homeland Security Democrats from GOP assistarice . Secretary Michael Chertoff charges that proposals by for its part. the Bush and Emilio Gonzalez. direc- some Democratic lawmakadministration has moved tor of U.S. Citizenship and ers to cut money for the ·war quickly to try to contain the lrilmigration. will swear in would hurt troops in the war political damage. Defense five wounded soldiers as zone . The Walter Reed story Secretary Robert Gates new American citizens. is also helping Democrats forced Army Secretary Bush adminisiration offi, by providing a distraction francis Harvey to resign last cials also headed to Capitol if only for now - from the Friday, and Maj . Gen. Hi II on Tuesday and i!polo- party's internal disagreeGeorge W. Weightman . who gized profusely. one by one ments over how and when to · was 1D charge. of Walter Reed saying they were at fault for torce the president's hand . Community Calendar Public meetings Erin Bartley, Lindsay Carr, Christy Sanders, "and Christopher Williams, left to right, were inducted into the Honor Society at OVCS . Honor Society inductees GALLIPOLIS - Ohio Valley Christian School recently inducted new members into the Honor Society. The Honor Society members are selected by the faculty based on the students' performance in academics, Chri,tian testimony. service activities, and cooperation in school programs. Jay Jarvis , the Bible and Algebra teacher. is the advisor for the Honor Society and challenged the new inductees upon induction with a message about making your life count for God . The new inductees are all juniors . Tr~c~ ~ -~elJ Program features frrst ladies space today! ine is . '~007 Call Dave or Brenda at 992-2155 I PageA3 BYTHEBEND The Daily Sentinel REEDSVILLE - A program on former first ladies was presented by Marilyn Hannum and Janet Connolly at the February meeting of the Riverview Garden Club held in the social room of the Reedsville United Methodist Church. The lives of Martha Washington. Dolly Madison. Julia Taylor. Lucy Hayes , Edith Roosevelt, Frances Cleveland. Eleanor Roosevelt. and Bess Truman were reviewed along with interesting trivia about each one. A display board with a portrait of each lady wa' used in the presentation. Ball gown candle favors and crocheted patriotic magnets made bv Hannum for members were used on the tables . "Kila Frank conducted the business meeting . Members answered roll call with an original valentine verse or reading. Requests for a copy of Margaret Cauthorn's humerous reading. "My Love" were made by several attending. Margaret Grossnickle. treasurer, reported that over $160 was made at the auction held at the January meeting . The money was added to the club's treasury to be used for community projects. Following the refreshment bour. fruit bas_k ets were assembled for shut ins in the community. an annual · February project of the club. Others attending were Ruth Anne Balderson. Mary lice Bise. IPatty Grossnickle. Mary Ann Harris , Marlene Putman. Francis Reed. Nolan Spears, Delores Spencer, Sylvia Webb, Nancy Wachter. Maxine Whitehead. Janice Young. and a guest. Helen Dailey. Marlene Putman won the door prize provided by Webb. Hostesses for the March meeting will be Wachter and Spears at the Wachter home. Wednesday, March 7, 2007 ANNIE'S MAILBOX Put child's emotional needs first BY KATHY MITCHEU AND MARCY SuGAR Dear Annie: After Hurricane Katrina, my sister and her 13-year-old son moved into my home . I notice that when my sister takes a shower, her son goes into the bathroom and talks to her. I am horrified by this and feel it is wrong. I know nothing sexual is going on, but still, it's inappropriate. I confronted my sister, and she said I was just jealous because she and her son have such a close relationship.! told her I didn't want this to happen in my home ever again, but the very next day. the same thing occurred. I then reported this behavior to Child Protective Services. My sister told the social worker that after she had surgery many months ago, her son began helping her with her showers because she couldn't do it alone. The social worker told my sister that I was causing problems and she and her son should consider moving out. What do you think? Concerned Brother Dear Brother: Of course your sister should not be showering with her 13year-old son in the room, but your confrontational methods are not helping her reach this conclusion on her own. Instead, she becomes defensive . Sis needs to understand that it is not in her son's best interest for her to create such an intimate environment with a sexually developing boy who loves his mother. A caring parent puts her child's emotional needs first. You cannot force your sister to stop doing this, nor, apparently, is enough going on for the authorities to step in . Please back off a bit and talk to her calmly, explaining why this is harmful. You also should work on being a father figure to your nephew. which will encourage him to develop a healthier relationship wtth his mother. Dear Annie: Last March, my husband and I took a two-w~aek holiday to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. It was lovely except for one thing - spring break. I looked around in wonder as plane- . loads of college kids arrived. Who pays for these kids' vacations? If the answer is "their parents,"shame on them 1 After the performances I saw at our hotel. I decided to enlighten these parents. Was that your lovely daughter who was so drunk she passed out and vomited in the hot tub and had to be pulled out by hotel security staff? Was it your son who was in such a drunken stupor that he had to be escorted to his room each time he entered the lobby? The bar staff will not serve alcohol to those who are too drunk, but their friends are happy to get them more booze. Bartenders also enforce rules about the number of drinks at a time, but noth ing stops the kids from moving to the next bar. Every year, kids die from alcohol poisoning , drunk girls get sex ually assaulted and worse. All this comes as no surprise to me anymore. - California Adult Dear Adult: Many college kids consider drunken binges a rite of passage , and spring break tends to encourage such reckless- ness. Unfortunately, this behavior isn't like! y to stop, even though it is dan gerous . We only hope kids who are planning to behave stupidly will have a sober friend around to watch out for them . Dear Annie: I had to write after reading the letter from "Torrance. Calif. ," who said women shou ld stop taking men with them when they shop for clothes . Once, after spending untold hours watching my girlfriend try on clothes and offering my reluctant opinion (you can't win. guys). I took the biggest dress I could find, put it over my clothes and asked Winter weather is here. AEP Ohio can help. Cold weather can significantly increase home energy use, resulting in higher energy bills. AEP Ohio urges you to take the following steps to help keep your winter energy costs down: I • Set your thermostat to 68 degrees • Plug air leaks around windows and doors • Replace dirty furnace filters • Set your water heater between 120.140 degrees • Use high-efficiency light bulbs • Bundle up instead of turning up the thermostat Remember that AEP Ohio offers an Average Monthly Payment Plan to help evel\{)Ut energy costs. 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To find out more about Annie's Mailbox , and read features by other Creators Syndicate writer.~ and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web · page at www.aeators.com. • O'BLENESS '~ HI4LTH SYSHM �' PageA4 OPINION The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March 7, Wednesday, March 7, 2007 GUEST VIEW The Daily Sentinel Access to education is not a discretionary matter www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Co11gress shall make no law respecting an establislunent of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speecl1, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Govermnmt for a redress ~(grievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution VIEW READER'S Referendum A statement on management Dear Editor: "Lord. what fool s we mortals be ." ''A Midsummer Night 's Dream," Act II , Scene Ill agai n demonstmted itself when the Middleport Village Council met in special session on Friday. March 2, and voted 3 to 2 to place an ill-timed and ill-advised levy on the May 8 primary ballot. I believe that this unnecessary $3 .000 ex penditure ex hibits a wanton disre~ard for the financial and political realities of our commumt y. I urge the voters of Middleport to make this levy proposal a referendum on the village council's fiscal management policy and vote aga inst the tax levy. Eric Cllambers Middleport TODAY IN HISTORY While volunteering for an enrichment after-school program in Meigs County. I was encouraging a fourth grade girl to attend college . She certainly seemed open to the idea . wide-eyed with possibility, and then what I tmagined to be her father's voice came out of her little mouth. " How much does it cost''" the girl asked. Her question is quite signifi ca nt , not because of what she asked but why she asked it . While other fourth graders are practicing mathemat ics in dassrooms . children in our region attempt to so lve real-world equations: How can I afford to go to college? But education should not be a privilege ex te.nded only to the rich. Access to education is not a discretionary matter. I told the young girl the same thin g I tell my prospective fres hmen : " Hardships may plague you down the road, but an mv estment in your education pays ; never allow the cost to deter you. We find funds to r cars. homes. bigscreen TV s. and other items that depreciate . They can repossess that car, they can foreclose on your hqme , turn off your light s and water, but no matter what. they can never take away your mind, your knowledge and your capacity for critical thought. Once the degree is earned , they can never come and repossess your diploma . Education never fail s to allpreciate, and if you've been raised to give back , everyone in your family will benefit from your ed ucation ." Public colleges of education serve many important purposes. but perhaps none serve first-generation. low income. disabled and other underrepresented students . The programs provide services that are not otherwise available to those students . Dr. Renee Our Upward Bound proMiddleton gram active ly seeks students from more than a dozen high schools in Southeast Ohio. giving them opportunities to en hance their academic as imponant as increasing skill s to help them prepare access to education , for and ga in admission to PreK- 20. As stewards of college . public ed ucation . we have a The College Adjustment responsibility to ensure that Program promotes college a ll segments of our citizenry have. in Abraham Lincoln's completion and success by words. "the right to rise up." offering services such as free We are called to educate tutoring, academic advisi ng. stude nts from the foothills counseling. computer he lp or Appalachia to Ohio's and peer menturing . The McNair Scholars urban centers and all points Program encourages highin between. achieving underg raduates to The Ohio Universi ty go on to graduate school. College of Education is takearn their doctorates and ing that responsibility seriously. As state dollars to become professors . The support public education ivory tower era of tweed dwindle. colleges must find jackets , elbow patches apd creative ways to become British accents is over. OHio more access-ible to Ohio's University is committed to families. We are working to recruiting and retaining facmake sure our reg ion 's chil - ulty who represent the dren no longer see a college region. who share our life education as an unattainable ex perience> and are dedicatgoal. More than merely a ed to helping our young viable option. education is people dream dreams and the key to a successful att ain them! The se · three programs future. well within the grasp have served more than of all who aspire to achieve . 5,000 Ohio University stuFor all those who have the will, Ohio University can dents. In tum, those stulead the way. Ohio dents have continued to University just celebrated serve the reg ion. TRIO stuNational TRIO Day - an dents understand the investopportunity to raise aware- ment that has been made in ness of three federally-fund - them. by others and by ed programs increasing themselves. They hav e taken to heart the centuriesaccess to education. Since 1964. TRIO pro- old wisdom of St. Luke: To grams across America have whom much is dven . much ' helped more than 10.5 mil- is expected. A teac her in Springfield. lion students further their Jim Schurrer education goals and Ohio . improve their quality of life. desi gned and successfully TRIO programs aim to piloted a course called Today is Wednesday. March 7. the 66th day of 2007. There are 299 days left in the year. Today's Hi ghlight in History : On March 7.1965. a march by civil rights demonstrators was broken up in Selma. Ala .• by state troopers and a sheriff's posse . On this date: In 1876, Ale xander Graham Bell received a patent for his telephone . In 1936. Adolf Hitler ordered hi s troops to march into the Rhineland . thereby breaking the Treaty of Versailles and the Locamo Pact. In 1994. the Supreme Court ruled that a parody that pokes fun at an original work can be wnsidered "fair use" that doesn' t require permission from the copyright holder. One year ago: The Bush administration drew a hard line on Iran . warning of "meaningful consequences" if the Islamic government did not back away from an international confrontation over its disputed nuclear program. , Today's Birthday s: Photographer Lord Snowdon is 77. TV personality Willard Scott is 73. Football Hall-of: Famer Franco Harris is ·57 . Rhythm-and-blues si nger-musician Ernie Isley (The Isley Brothers) is 55. Opera singer Denyce Graves is 43. Comedian Wanda Sykes is 43. Singer-actress Taylor Dayne is 42. Actress Laura Prepon is 27. : Thought for Today : ''If you're not feeling good about you, what you ' re wearing outside doesn't mean a thing ."Leontyne Price. American opera singer. "Race . Media and Identity ." Jim is a 2005 Ohio University graduate who ea rned hi s bachelor's degree in education with the support of the McNair Scholars Program . Jim understands that the investment doesn't end with him ; he clearly sees his obligation to pay it forward . And he sees as much potential in his ow n students as his mentors· saw in him . He says, " I feel that this generation may be the one to make a hu ge change ." Armed with a bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education. Heather Parks has been prepared for the challenges the ftrst year of teac·hing presents . She retu rned to Chillicothe. her home. to teacli in Ross County. Upward Bound taught Heather the importance of giving back to her community while kindling her passion for learnin g. She's passing both along to he r own students; " I want to be able to help them mature and grow into responsible adults.'' Heat her says. Without the TRIO programs. Jim and Heathe1 may never ha ve had the chanc e to inspire Ohio's nex t generation of great minds. TRIO helped them solve the equation. " How can I atlord the cost of higher education?" And now, they are encourag ing other yo ung mind s to do the same . Teaching is a spiritual calling. but it is also a journey that no one should trav el alone . Thank s to Ohio Univcrsitv 's TR 10 Programs: no one has to . (Dr. Renee A . Middleton is d<'UIJ of th e Collef(e oj Ed11catio11 at Ohio Uni1·enity.! FOR MAKING IT THROUGH WALTER REED. ,..---,----~ ·---··- -··--··------------, The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correction Policy Our main concern in an stories is to (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 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Ext. 12 E-mail: news@ mydailysentinel.com Mall SUbacrlptlon ..,_. Melga County '32 .26 26 Weeks '64.20 52 Weeks ' 127.11 13 Weeks Outside Meiga County '53.55 ' 107. 10 26 Weeks 52 Weeks ' 2 14.21 13 Weeks Wei>: www.mydallysentinel .com NELSONVILLE - The Foundation for Appalachian Ohio is now accepting applications for the Forest Bachtel Scholarship Awards Program. The scholarships are given annually to graduates of Meigs Hi gh School and are the result of an endowed fund at the Foundation for Appa lachian O hio estab1ished by the late Dr. Harry Keig. There are two different scholarship award categories: Academic Achievement and Athletic Achievement . Keig established this fund through a bequest in memory of 'forest Bachtel , his teacher and coach while local Briefs Keig was a student at Middleport High School (now consolidated into Meigs Hi~h School). As an adult, Ketg became a successful surgeon in Nebraska he never forgot but Bachtel's dedication as a teacher, the tremendous impact he had on students and his strength in living' with Lou Gherig's disease for more than 20 years. The fund represents the largest private scholarship gift established to benefit graduates of Meigs Hi gh School. The scholarships are awarded on the basis of a competitive process that considers academic ac hievement, extra-curricular activities, educational goals and personal aspirations. The candidates for the Meryl Streep is a pussycat Meryl Streep nearly got an Academy Award this year for playing a willful, demanding boss who rules her fashion magazine domain with an iron fist in "The Devil Wears Prada." Many reviewers called her the "boss from Hell" or the "world's worst boss." In the movie, she makes employees pick up her dry cleaning and deliver it to her house at 10 p.m. She calls her assistant at night and on . weekends . She changes long-set sc hedules at the last minute. Bad boss? Nightmare boss' Hardly . She's a cupcake compared to many of the bosses who ' ve fired me . I walked past an editor 's desk years ago while he was sc reaming into the phone . swearing oath upon oath. his face contorted in rage . I'd been on the receiving end of that phone call more than once and had nothing but pity for the poor mise rable victim on the other end of that line. The last thing he sc reamed before he slammed down the phone was. " If you ever call here again. I' II come over there and stick my fist down your mouth and pull your heart out through your throat ,.. " Who was that'"' l wh is- Jim Mullen pered to his secretary. " His Mom," she whi spered back. I went back to my desk and started updatmg my resume. One boss I worked for would call the office in the middle of the night and leave two or three hours worth of memos and notes on a special answering machine he had installed . The machine could hold eight hours worth of messages. In the morning all his midnight ramblin~s had to be typed and on h1s desk by 8 a.m .. Several times. especially on the weekends. the machine would run out of tape long befo~ he was finished . As far as I know. not one of these very important ideas was eve r used in the business. In "The Devil Wears Prada.'' Strecp e ~pects her ass istants to bring her coffee morning. noon and night . This is how we know she is evil. Apparently, it 's OK for waiters and waitresses to bring you coffee and for airline attendants to bring you coffee and for the host of a dinner party to bring you coffee. but if you ask your 22-year-old. clueless assistant on her first job to get you coffee. you are Satan 's evil twin . "What do you think I am , some kind of servant?" Well ... yes. I had one boss who hired an assistant just to fill out his e~tensive -expense account reports. Because eve ry moment he spent doing his expense account was a minute he could not be out spe nding even more of the company's money . The entire time I worked for him . I ne ver fil ed one expense report. It was highly discouraged . They eventually had an Enron moment . but Mr. Expense A<:count landed another job the same day. All the business lunches he had expensing had been job interviews with other compani es. Another publisher td t he wasn't doi ng his job unless be sent his ass istant home in tears every day . Yo u may ask why she stayed . Because. tmderneath the tears. she was much tougher and smat1er th an he was. Today she runs a big New York City advertising agency. As far as I know. the publisher 's magazine has never gotten one ad from any uf her client s. Nev er will. One di v ision head I worked for would leave the office for lunch and loudly tell his secretary that he'd be back at 1:30. At 1:30 he'd call her and say he· d be back at 2:30. At 3, he 'd call and schedule a department head meeting for 4:15. At 4:30 he· d call and say he was tied up and reschedule the meeting for tomorrow morning at 9 . He usually pulled this stunt on Friday afternoons. but sometimes he'd do it o n other days or the week. And eve ry now and then, he really would come back to the office. Because his employees beheved he was coming back. he kept the entire ofl'ice from slac king off, even though he was gone for the day. It was always an Academy Award performance . (Jim Muller~ is che awhor of " It 1i1kes u Vill"ge Idiot: Complicating the Simple Life .. and .. Bubr 's First Iiwvo ... You am reach him u/ jim_mul/en@mywu\·.com). CAP meets Question: My friend and I both )1ave Type II diabetes. When we compare notes on our care, we have found that her blood sugar is much higher than mine. It gets as high as 185 after meals. She POMEROY - The Pomeroy United Methodist Church says her doctor is afraid she will serve a f~ee community dinner, 4:30 to 6 p.m. Friday will have hypoglycemia (low at the church. The public is invited to the baked steak din- blood sugar). My doctor says I should try to keep my sugar ner which includes dessert. as close to normal as ·possible. Whose doctor is right? Answer: Management of any illness can vary from patient to patient and doctor to doctor, but several studMORGAN COUNTY Ohio Department of ies have shown that tight Transportation (0DOT) District 10 Deputy Director Larry glucose control can delar or Woodford and his staff are requesting assistance from the even prevent the complicapublic in furthering the development of an transportation tions of diabetes. People Improvement proJect for Township Road 209 (Monastery who keep their blood sugar Road) in Morgan County. in the same raages as a perOOOT announces that a public meeting will be held son who is not diabetic will Tuesday , March 13 . at the Morgan County ODOT Garage benefit in tbe short term and located on TR 209. The meeting will be held in open house long term as well . format from 2-7 p.m . The immediate benefits The purpose of the meeting is for ODOT to share pre- of "normal" blood sugar liminary concepts with the public and to ~ain feedback on levels are that you feel betthe proposed realignment and reconstruction of Monastery ter and that you no longer Road. which serves as a connector between State Route 60 have symptoms associated and State Route 78. Public comments will be accepted by e-mail to: Stephanie.Filson@dot .state.oh.us or by mail to: Larry Woodford, Ohio Department of Transportation District 10, 338 Muskingum Dnve, Marietta, Ohio 45750. "We welcome comments from those unable to attend the meeting. as well as those who are," said Woodford . "Those who travel the highway and have knowledge of the area may have ideas or su~gestions that are invaluable to the success of the project.' Upon completion of this initial meeting. all received comments will be considered in ODOT's development of alternatives. ODOT will also weigh factors such as residential and environmental impacts. constructibility and cost. with high blood sugar, such as thirst , frequent urination, fatigue , hunger and blurred vision. The' lon~-term complications of d1abetes can have serious ramifications. They can cause irreversible illness and shorten your life. High blood sugar damages your kidneys. heart, blood vessels and nerves. Once that damage has occurred, it cannot be undone . So what should your su~ar be? You1 fasting mommg sugar should be less than I 05 milligrams per deciliter. In a non-diabetic, normal non-fasting sugar is between 70.and 120 mgldl.lf you are a diabetic, your sugar should be between 90 and !30 before meals, less than 180 two hours after eating, and less than 160 at bedtime. Some sources are a little more stringent. They want 135 two hours after eating and 120 before bedtime. Even using the more lenient guide- Community dinner ODOT seeks public input on improvement project unemployment in January, 11.1 percent, while Mercer County had the lowest rate at 4 percent. from PageA1 The number of workers unemployed in Ohio in down from 5.6 percent in January was 320.000, down December, the state said. from 334,000 in December. The national unemploy- The number of unemployed ment rate for January was has decreased by 2,000 in 4 .6 percent. up from 4.5 the past 12 months from percent in Decemhcr. 322.000. The. January "The decline in the unemployment rate for unemployment rate in Ohio was down from 5.5 January is more likely the percent in January 2006. result of year-e nd data The county and city rates adjustments th an actual are unadjusted, meaning changes in the work force," they do not take into said Helen Jone s- Kelley. account seasonal adjustments in employment. director of the ODJFS . (The Associated Press Monroe and Pike counties had the hi ghest rate of contributed to this story.) . . Street to determine the right of way. Large trucks have been using Broadway Street to access the lot where the old from PageA1 junior high school building TranspQrtation Review once stood. Owners of the Advisory Council removing trucks have paid the Southern the Nel sonville Bypass Local School District, which from its list of active high- owns the property, a fee to park on the lot. Brian Boling. way projects. . Curtis Jones. Racme one of the bllckers who paid police marshal , told council the fee. told council somehe along with his other ofll- times he can't navigate the cers would be compiling a street to the lot due to other list of properties in the vil- cars parking along the street, lage which are in violation of blocking it . Hill and Jones said nothvillage ordinances in regards ing could be done until the to high grass. JUnk cars and dilapidated properties. Jon~s village __determines the right is compiling the ltst thts of way. Hill maintains week, hoping to get proper- Broadway Street is a village street and the school board ties cleaned up by spring. "jumped the gun" before Council approved survey ing a section of Broadway leasing the space . Ramp from PageA1 morning to investigat~ the cause of the fire. Jones "ud Law less determined the fire was a<"cidental and be~a n Scholarship Fund," said Ann Da y. FAO program director. "This scholarship represent s an exciting opportunity for Meigs High School students." The Foundation · for Appalachi an Ohio is a regtonal co mmunity foundation serv ing the 29 counties of Southeast Ohio . The Foundation attracts contributions for programs and endowment. makes grants for charitable and civic purposes and suppom local and regional efforts for positi ve change . For more information or to learn more about the Foundation 's I'm a Child of Appalachia'" Network (ICAN') to promote regional access and success in education , visit www.appalachianohio.org. 1ight control of diabetes provides long-lasting benefits CHESHIRE - Citizens Against Pollution will have quarterly meeting s at 7 p.m. on the last Tuesday of April , July and October at the the Gallco Workshop building . Information is available by calling 367-0273. Fire scholarship are nominated by an administrative/teach ing staff member or a member of a school booster organization in recognition of athletic excellence or academic achievement . Scholarship nomination and application forms are available at the guidance office of Meigs Hi gh School , or by visiting the Foundation's Web site at www .appalac hianohi o .org. Completed nomin ation forms must be received by the guidance office at Meigs High School on or before April l . " The Foundation for Appalachian Ohio is committed to increasing access to post-secondary education in our region , through funds such .as the Bachtel FAMILY MEDICINE Jess lee Kimes was named salesman of the month for January at the Mark Porter GM Supercenter Jobless LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letter> to the editor lire welcome. The\' should be less thmt 300 words. All lellers are subjeer u/ editiiJ8. must be signed. cmd illcllJ(te address and telephone number. No u11signed letrers "ill be published. Letlers should be in ~ood taste. addressi11g is;·ues. n01 penonalities. Leuers of thank.v 10 orgwtizatiom and individuals ll'illnot be accepted j(>r publication . GALLIPOLIS - Linda Charlene Eblin. 57. Gallipolis , passed away on March 3. 2007. at her re sidence . She ~as born on April 7. 1949, daughter of Daisy Taylor of Harnsonville and the late Lewis Gilbert Taylor. Bestdes her father. she was preceded in death by her grandmother. Maggie Caruthers . and her niece. Mindy Diane Taylor. Besides her mother, she is survived by her husband , Gerald S . Eblin. Gallipolis; dau~hter. Raena Eblin, Gallipoli s; granddaughter. Kayla Eblm Proffitt. Gallipolis; brothers: Lonnie Taylor and wife. Betty. Harrisonville. Butch Taylor and wife. Desiree. Pomeroy. Ronnie Taylor and wife. Connie. Grafton; a sister. Pam Barnett , New Creek. W.Va .; four nephews and a niece. Service will be held at II a.m. on Friday. March 9, 2007. at the Wesleyan Bible Ho liness Church on Pearl Street. Middleport with Rev. Rick Bourne and Rev. Ronnie Taylor officiating . Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery . Friends may call from 6-8 p .m. on Thursday, at the Middleport Chapel of Fisher Funeral Home, and may se nd online condolences to www.fisherfuneralhomes.com. STAFF REPORT NEWSOM'I' O.IJLYSENTINEl .COM Salesman of the month AND THIS ONE~ The Daily Sentinel • Page As www .mydallysentinel.com Obituaries Uncia Eblin 111 Court Street ·Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 2007 with a short in the furnace. Racine responded with three trucks and 14 fire fighters . The Syracuse Volunteer Fi~e Departm!!nt assisted at the scene as did emergency personnel from Meigs EMS and the Meigs County Sheriff's OtTice. No injuries were repotted . in Pomeroy. Submitted photo Deputies fmd weapons and marijuana in house of dead man GREEN (AP) - Summit County sheriff's deputies wbo went to a home after receiving a report that a man had died also found explosives, drugs and more than 100 guns. Sheriff Drew Alexander said Tuesday that Robert . Eye, 63, was found dead Sunday on the living room floor of his northeast Ohio home a few miles south of Akron . His death appeared natural, sheriff's spokeswoman Chris Croce said . E-911 from PageA1 cost approximately $88,066. Equipment for four answering positions will cost an estimated $129,992. Commissioners have received a commitment of Appalachian Re gional Commission funds through the Governor's . Office of Appalachia to purchase and install the equipment. Deputies found and removed more than I 00 guns, dynamite, blasting caps and thousands of rounds · of ammunition from the house. Croce said they also confiscated marijuana and hashish that deputies said was packaged and stored in a freezer. There was a grow lab in the house. The sheriff said the investigators are trying to find out if the weapons were properly owned. Customers with land-line telephone service will begin paymg a 50-cent telephone surcharge for the E-911 service next month. An additional 23 cent surcharge will be collected and kept by Verizon for administrative costs once the system is operational. Commissioners have until 2008 to begin operating the system. at which time they will have access to funds held in escrow from cellular telephone custeroms who pay a monthly fee . Ws easy to subscribe to the The Daily Sentinel Sign up for home dehery or a moil subsctiplion go to www.mydailysentinel.com Sign up today "Wf ~ILt line, you can see that your sugar should never be over 180. Also, your at-home blood sugar readings should correlate with the hemoglobin AIC at your doctor's office . It, too. should be close to normal, which is less than 7. There are many new medications on the market for the management of type II diabetes. There are pills and shots. You should ask your doctor how often you should check your sugar. If he or she is not recommending frequent checks, you may want to ask why. There are some patients for whom such tight control is not generally recommended. Older people. those with complications from diabetes or heart disease, children, and people who are prone to low blood sugar reactions may need a different level of control . But for most of us, tight control will provide longlasting benefits. Finally. you may find it beneficial to meet with a diabetes educator. They can answer your que stion s about diet and control. and they can work with your doctor to get optimal blood sugar control for you. Family Medicine® is a weekll column. To submit questions, write to Martha A . Simpson, D.O., M.B.A ., Ohio University College of Osteoplllhic Medicine, P.O. Box 110, Athens, Ohio 45701, or via e-mail to readerquestions@familymedicinenews.org. Medical information in this column is provided as an educa· tiona! service only. It does nol replace lhe/'udgment of your persona pllysician, who should be relied on lo diagnose and recommend treatment for any medical conditions. Past columns are available online at w w w .family medicinenews.org. Garden and lawn workshops to be held POMEROY - The the public and will be held Meigs County Master at the Meigs County Office on Gardeners will be offering Extension a series of Garden and Mulberry Heights in the Lawn Workshops this Meigs · County annex in Pomeroy. spring. Reservations are not For those who want to needed to attend although learn more about pruning they will help in determintheir landscape, fruit trees, brambles and grapes; plant- ing the number of handouts · ing their vegetable gardens to be printed. or caring for their lawn , then the workshops, under the leadership gf, OSU Extension Educltor Hal Kneen will provide that V ESTABLISHlD t895 opportunity. Classes, time and dates offered are as follows: • Pruning Your Landscape and Fruit Orchard, March March 9-11 14, I to 3 p.m. and March Fri & Sat at8, Sun at J 16, 7 to 8:30 p.m. Ohio Valley Symphony • Planting Your Vegetable Garden and Caring for Your "Remembrance" Lawn, March 20. 7 to 8:30 March 17 at 8 l!m p.m. and March 21, l to Classic Movie Club 2:30p.m. March 18 at 2 pm There is a $5 charge per family to cover cost of The Ariel-Dater Hall handouts. 428 Sec. A~~ ~~t~polis, OH All workshops are open to ARlE~L The Diary of Anne Frank ·Cupping your hand behind your ear can help alittle, but it's no substitute for a properly fitted hearing instrument. And remember - hearing loss is more noticeable than a hearing aidi Call for a complimer.tary hearing COINlltalion. 499 Richland Ave. Athens, OH .&5 : \11 �' PageA4 OPINION The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March 7, Wednesday, March 7, 2007 GUEST VIEW The Daily Sentinel Access to education is not a discretionary matter www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Co11gress shall make no law respecting an establislunent of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speecl1, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Govermnmt for a redress ~(grievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution VIEW READER'S Referendum A statement on management Dear Editor: "Lord. what fool s we mortals be ." ''A Midsummer Night 's Dream," Act II , Scene Ill agai n demonstmted itself when the Middleport Village Council met in special session on Friday. March 2, and voted 3 to 2 to place an ill-timed and ill-advised levy on the May 8 primary ballot. I believe that this unnecessary $3 .000 ex penditure ex hibits a wanton disre~ard for the financial and political realities of our commumt y. I urge the voters of Middleport to make this levy proposal a referendum on the village council's fiscal management policy and vote aga inst the tax levy. Eric Cllambers Middleport TODAY IN HISTORY While volunteering for an enrichment after-school program in Meigs County. I was encouraging a fourth grade girl to attend college . She certainly seemed open to the idea . wide-eyed with possibility, and then what I tmagined to be her father's voice came out of her little mouth. " How much does it cost''" the girl asked. Her question is quite signifi ca nt , not because of what she asked but why she asked it . While other fourth graders are practicing mathemat ics in dassrooms . children in our region attempt to so lve real-world equations: How can I afford to go to college? But education should not be a privilege ex te.nded only to the rich. Access to education is not a discretionary matter. I told the young girl the same thin g I tell my prospective fres hmen : " Hardships may plague you down the road, but an mv estment in your education pays ; never allow the cost to deter you. We find funds to r cars. homes. bigscreen TV s. and other items that depreciate . They can repossess that car, they can foreclose on your hqme , turn off your light s and water, but no matter what. they can never take away your mind, your knowledge and your capacity for critical thought. Once the degree is earned , they can never come and repossess your diploma . Education never fail s to allpreciate, and if you've been raised to give back , everyone in your family will benefit from your ed ucation ." Public colleges of education serve many important purposes. but perhaps none serve first-generation. low income. disabled and other underrepresented students . The programs provide services that are not otherwise available to those students . Dr. Renee Our Upward Bound proMiddleton gram active ly seeks students from more than a dozen high schools in Southeast Ohio. giving them opportunities to en hance their academic as imponant as increasing skill s to help them prepare access to education , for and ga in admission to PreK- 20. As stewards of college . public ed ucation . we have a The College Adjustment responsibility to ensure that Program promotes college a ll segments of our citizenry have. in Abraham Lincoln's completion and success by words. "the right to rise up." offering services such as free We are called to educate tutoring, academic advisi ng. stude nts from the foothills counseling. computer he lp or Appalachia to Ohio's and peer menturing . The McNair Scholars urban centers and all points Program encourages highin between. achieving underg raduates to The Ohio Universi ty go on to graduate school. College of Education is takearn their doctorates and ing that responsibility seriously. As state dollars to become professors . The support public education ivory tower era of tweed dwindle. colleges must find jackets , elbow patches apd creative ways to become British accents is over. OHio more access-ible to Ohio's University is committed to families. We are working to recruiting and retaining facmake sure our reg ion 's chil - ulty who represent the dren no longer see a college region. who share our life education as an unattainable ex perience> and are dedicatgoal. More than merely a ed to helping our young viable option. education is people dream dreams and the key to a successful att ain them! The se · three programs future. well within the grasp have served more than of all who aspire to achieve . 5,000 Ohio University stuFor all those who have the will, Ohio University can dents. In tum, those stulead the way. Ohio dents have continued to University just celebrated serve the reg ion. TRIO stuNational TRIO Day - an dents understand the investopportunity to raise aware- ment that has been made in ness of three federally-fund - them. by others and by ed programs increasing themselves. They hav e taken to heart the centuriesaccess to education. Since 1964. TRIO pro- old wisdom of St. Luke: To grams across America have whom much is dven . much ' helped more than 10.5 mil- is expected. A teac her in Springfield. lion students further their Jim Schurrer education goals and Ohio . improve their quality of life. desi gned and successfully TRIO programs aim to piloted a course called Today is Wednesday. March 7. the 66th day of 2007. There are 299 days left in the year. Today's Hi ghlight in History : On March 7.1965. a march by civil rights demonstrators was broken up in Selma. Ala .• by state troopers and a sheriff's posse . On this date: In 1876, Ale xander Graham Bell received a patent for his telephone . In 1936. Adolf Hitler ordered hi s troops to march into the Rhineland . thereby breaking the Treaty of Versailles and the Locamo Pact. In 1994. the Supreme Court ruled that a parody that pokes fun at an original work can be wnsidered "fair use" that doesn' t require permission from the copyright holder. One year ago: The Bush administration drew a hard line on Iran . warning of "meaningful consequences" if the Islamic government did not back away from an international confrontation over its disputed nuclear program. , Today's Birthday s: Photographer Lord Snowdon is 77. TV personality Willard Scott is 73. Football Hall-of: Famer Franco Harris is ·57 . Rhythm-and-blues si nger-musician Ernie Isley (The Isley Brothers) is 55. Opera singer Denyce Graves is 43. Comedian Wanda Sykes is 43. Singer-actress Taylor Dayne is 42. Actress Laura Prepon is 27. : Thought for Today : ''If you're not feeling good about you, what you ' re wearing outside doesn't mean a thing ."Leontyne Price. American opera singer. "Race . Media and Identity ." Jim is a 2005 Ohio University graduate who ea rned hi s bachelor's degree in education with the support of the McNair Scholars Program . Jim understands that the investment doesn't end with him ; he clearly sees his obligation to pay it forward . And he sees as much potential in his ow n students as his mentors· saw in him . He says, " I feel that this generation may be the one to make a hu ge change ." Armed with a bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education. Heather Parks has been prepared for the challenges the ftrst year of teac·hing presents . She retu rned to Chillicothe. her home. to teacli in Ross County. Upward Bound taught Heather the importance of giving back to her community while kindling her passion for learnin g. She's passing both along to he r own students; " I want to be able to help them mature and grow into responsible adults.'' Heat her says. Without the TRIO programs. Jim and Heathe1 may never ha ve had the chanc e to inspire Ohio's nex t generation of great minds. TRIO helped them solve the equation. " How can I atlord the cost of higher education?" And now, they are encourag ing other yo ung mind s to do the same . Teaching is a spiritual calling. but it is also a journey that no one should trav el alone . Thank s to Ohio Univcrsitv 's TR 10 Programs: no one has to . (Dr. Renee A . Middleton is d<'UIJ of th e Collef(e oj Ed11catio11 at Ohio Uni1·enity.! FOR MAKING IT THROUGH WALTER REED. ,..---,----~ ·---··- -··--··------------, The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correction Policy Our main concern in an stories is to (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Pu blis h~ every afternoon, Monday through Frid ay . 111 Court Street, be acCurate . If you know of an error Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class in a story. call the newsroom at (740) postage paid at Pomeroy. 992· 2156. Our main number Is (740) 992-2156. 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As an adult, Ketg became a successful surgeon in Nebraska he never forgot but Bachtel's dedication as a teacher, the tremendous impact he had on students and his strength in living' with Lou Gherig's disease for more than 20 years. The fund represents the largest private scholarship gift established to benefit graduates of Meigs Hi gh School. The scholarships are awarded on the basis of a competitive process that considers academic ac hievement, extra-curricular activities, educational goals and personal aspirations. The candidates for the Meryl Streep is a pussycat Meryl Streep nearly got an Academy Award this year for playing a willful, demanding boss who rules her fashion magazine domain with an iron fist in "The Devil Wears Prada." Many reviewers called her the "boss from Hell" or the "world's worst boss." In the movie, she makes employees pick up her dry cleaning and deliver it to her house at 10 p.m. She calls her assistant at night and on . weekends . She changes long-set sc hedules at the last minute. Bad boss? Nightmare boss' Hardly . She's a cupcake compared to many of the bosses who ' ve fired me . I walked past an editor 's desk years ago while he was sc reaming into the phone . swearing oath upon oath. his face contorted in rage . I'd been on the receiving end of that phone call more than once and had nothing but pity for the poor mise rable victim on the other end of that line. The last thing he sc reamed before he slammed down the phone was. " If you ever call here again. I' II come over there and stick my fist down your mouth and pull your heart out through your throat ,.. " Who was that'"' l wh is- Jim Mullen pered to his secretary. " His Mom," she whi spered back. I went back to my desk and started updatmg my resume. One boss I worked for would call the office in the middle of the night and leave two or three hours worth of memos and notes on a special answering machine he had installed . The machine could hold eight hours worth of messages. In the morning all his midnight ramblin~s had to be typed and on h1s desk by 8 a.m .. Several times. especially on the weekends. the machine would run out of tape long befo~ he was finished . As far as I know. not one of these very important ideas was eve r used in the business. In "The Devil Wears Prada.'' Strecp e ~pects her ass istants to bring her coffee morning. noon and night . This is how we know she is evil. Apparently, it 's OK for waiters and waitresses to bring you coffee and for airline attendants to bring you coffee and for the host of a dinner party to bring you coffee. but if you ask your 22-year-old. clueless assistant on her first job to get you coffee. you are Satan 's evil twin . "What do you think I am , some kind of servant?" Well ... yes. I had one boss who hired an assistant just to fill out his e~tensive -expense account reports. Because eve ry moment he spent doing his expense account was a minute he could not be out spe nding even more of the company's money . The entire time I worked for him . I ne ver fil ed one expense report. It was highly discouraged . They eventually had an Enron moment . but Mr. Expense A<:count landed another job the same day. All the business lunches he had expensing had been job interviews with other compani es. Another publisher td t he wasn't doi ng his job unless be sent his ass istant home in tears every day . Yo u may ask why she stayed . Because. tmderneath the tears. she was much tougher and smat1er th an he was. Today she runs a big New York City advertising agency. As far as I know. the publisher 's magazine has never gotten one ad from any uf her client s. Nev er will. One di v ision head I worked for would leave the office for lunch and loudly tell his secretary that he'd be back at 1:30. At 1:30 he'd call her and say he· d be back at 2:30. At 3, he 'd call and schedule a department head meeting for 4:15. At 4:30 he· d call and say he was tied up and reschedule the meeting for tomorrow morning at 9 . He usually pulled this stunt on Friday afternoons. but sometimes he'd do it o n other days or the week. And eve ry now and then, he really would come back to the office. Because his employees beheved he was coming back. he kept the entire ofl'ice from slac king off, even though he was gone for the day. It was always an Academy Award performance . (Jim Muller~ is che awhor of " It 1i1kes u Vill"ge Idiot: Complicating the Simple Life .. and .. Bubr 's First Iiwvo ... You am reach him u/ jim_mul/en@mywu\·.com). CAP meets Question: My friend and I both )1ave Type II diabetes. When we compare notes on our care, we have found that her blood sugar is much higher than mine. It gets as high as 185 after meals. She POMEROY - The Pomeroy United Methodist Church says her doctor is afraid she will serve a f~ee community dinner, 4:30 to 6 p.m. Friday will have hypoglycemia (low at the church. The public is invited to the baked steak din- blood sugar). My doctor says I should try to keep my sugar ner which includes dessert. as close to normal as ·possible. Whose doctor is right? Answer: Management of any illness can vary from patient to patient and doctor to doctor, but several studMORGAN COUNTY Ohio Department of ies have shown that tight Transportation (0DOT) District 10 Deputy Director Larry glucose control can delar or Woodford and his staff are requesting assistance from the even prevent the complicapublic in furthering the development of an transportation tions of diabetes. People Improvement proJect for Township Road 209 (Monastery who keep their blood sugar Road) in Morgan County. in the same raages as a perOOOT announces that a public meeting will be held son who is not diabetic will Tuesday , March 13 . at the Morgan County ODOT Garage benefit in tbe short term and located on TR 209. The meeting will be held in open house long term as well . format from 2-7 p.m . The immediate benefits The purpose of the meeting is for ODOT to share pre- of "normal" blood sugar liminary concepts with the public and to ~ain feedback on levels are that you feel betthe proposed realignment and reconstruction of Monastery ter and that you no longer Road. which serves as a connector between State Route 60 have symptoms associated and State Route 78. Public comments will be accepted by e-mail to: Stephanie.Filson@dot .state.oh.us or by mail to: Larry Woodford, Ohio Department of Transportation District 10, 338 Muskingum Dnve, Marietta, Ohio 45750. "We welcome comments from those unable to attend the meeting. as well as those who are," said Woodford . "Those who travel the highway and have knowledge of the area may have ideas or su~gestions that are invaluable to the success of the project.' Upon completion of this initial meeting. all received comments will be considered in ODOT's development of alternatives. ODOT will also weigh factors such as residential and environmental impacts. constructibility and cost. with high blood sugar, such as thirst , frequent urination, fatigue , hunger and blurred vision. The' lon~-term complications of d1abetes can have serious ramifications. They can cause irreversible illness and shorten your life. High blood sugar damages your kidneys. heart, blood vessels and nerves. Once that damage has occurred, it cannot be undone . So what should your su~ar be? You1 fasting mommg sugar should be less than I 05 milligrams per deciliter. In a non-diabetic, normal non-fasting sugar is between 70.and 120 mgldl.lf you are a diabetic, your sugar should be between 90 and !30 before meals, less than 180 two hours after eating, and less than 160 at bedtime. Some sources are a little more stringent. They want 135 two hours after eating and 120 before bedtime. Even using the more lenient guide- Community dinner ODOT seeks public input on improvement project unemployment in January, 11.1 percent, while Mercer County had the lowest rate at 4 percent. from PageA1 The number of workers unemployed in Ohio in down from 5.6 percent in January was 320.000, down December, the state said. from 334,000 in December. The national unemploy- The number of unemployed ment rate for January was has decreased by 2,000 in 4 .6 percent. up from 4.5 the past 12 months from percent in Decemhcr. 322.000. The. January "The decline in the unemployment rate for unemployment rate in Ohio was down from 5.5 January is more likely the percent in January 2006. result of year-e nd data The county and city rates adjustments th an actual are unadjusted, meaning changes in the work force," they do not take into said Helen Jone s- Kelley. account seasonal adjustments in employment. director of the ODJFS . (The Associated Press Monroe and Pike counties had the hi ghest rate of contributed to this story.) . . Street to determine the right of way. Large trucks have been using Broadway Street to access the lot where the old from PageA1 junior high school building TranspQrtation Review once stood. Owners of the Advisory Council removing trucks have paid the Southern the Nel sonville Bypass Local School District, which from its list of active high- owns the property, a fee to park on the lot. Brian Boling. way projects. . Curtis Jones. Racme one of the bllckers who paid police marshal , told council the fee. told council somehe along with his other ofll- times he can't navigate the cers would be compiling a street to the lot due to other list of properties in the vil- cars parking along the street, lage which are in violation of blocking it . Hill and Jones said nothvillage ordinances in regards ing could be done until the to high grass. JUnk cars and dilapidated properties. Jon~s village __determines the right is compiling the ltst thts of way. Hill maintains week, hoping to get proper- Broadway Street is a village street and the school board ties cleaned up by spring. "jumped the gun" before Council approved survey ing a section of Broadway leasing the space . Ramp from PageA1 morning to investigat~ the cause of the fire. Jones "ud Law less determined the fire was a<"cidental and be~a n Scholarship Fund," said Ann Da y. FAO program director. "This scholarship represent s an exciting opportunity for Meigs High School students." The Foundation · for Appalachi an Ohio is a regtonal co mmunity foundation serv ing the 29 counties of Southeast Ohio . The Foundation attracts contributions for programs and endowment. makes grants for charitable and civic purposes and suppom local and regional efforts for positi ve change . For more information or to learn more about the Foundation 's I'm a Child of Appalachia'" Network (ICAN') to promote regional access and success in education , visit www.appalachianohio.org. 1ight control of diabetes provides long-lasting benefits CHESHIRE - Citizens Against Pollution will have quarterly meeting s at 7 p.m. on the last Tuesday of April , July and October at the the Gallco Workshop building . Information is available by calling 367-0273. Fire scholarship are nominated by an administrative/teach ing staff member or a member of a school booster organization in recognition of athletic excellence or academic achievement . Scholarship nomination and application forms are available at the guidance office of Meigs Hi gh School , or by visiting the Foundation's Web site at www .appalac hianohi o .org. Completed nomin ation forms must be received by the guidance office at Meigs High School on or before April l . " The Foundation for Appalachian Ohio is committed to increasing access to post-secondary education in our region , through funds such .as the Bachtel FAMILY MEDICINE Jess lee Kimes was named salesman of the month for January at the Mark Porter GM Supercenter Jobless LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letter> to the editor lire welcome. The\' should be less thmt 300 words. All lellers are subjeer u/ editiiJ8. must be signed. cmd illcllJ(te address and telephone number. No u11signed letrers "ill be published. Letlers should be in ~ood taste. addressi11g is;·ues. n01 penonalities. Leuers of thank.v 10 orgwtizatiom and individuals ll'illnot be accepted j(>r publication . GALLIPOLIS - Linda Charlene Eblin. 57. Gallipolis , passed away on March 3. 2007. at her re sidence . She ~as born on April 7. 1949, daughter of Daisy Taylor of Harnsonville and the late Lewis Gilbert Taylor. Bestdes her father. she was preceded in death by her grandmother. Maggie Caruthers . and her niece. Mindy Diane Taylor. Besides her mother, she is survived by her husband , Gerald S . Eblin. Gallipolis; dau~hter. Raena Eblin, Gallipoli s; granddaughter. Kayla Eblm Proffitt. Gallipolis; brothers: Lonnie Taylor and wife. Betty. Harrisonville. Butch Taylor and wife. Desiree. Pomeroy. Ronnie Taylor and wife. Connie. Grafton; a sister. Pam Barnett , New Creek. W.Va .; four nephews and a niece. Service will be held at II a.m. on Friday. March 9, 2007. at the Wesleyan Bible Ho liness Church on Pearl Street. Middleport with Rev. Rick Bourne and Rev. Ronnie Taylor officiating . Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery . Friends may call from 6-8 p .m. on Thursday, at the Middleport Chapel of Fisher Funeral Home, and may se nd online condolences to www.fisherfuneralhomes.com. STAFF REPORT NEWSOM'I' O.IJLYSENTINEl .COM Salesman of the month AND THIS ONE~ The Daily Sentinel • Page As www .mydallysentinel.com Obituaries Uncia Eblin 111 Court Street ·Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 2007 with a short in the furnace. Racine responded with three trucks and 14 fire fighters . The Syracuse Volunteer Fi~e Departm!!nt assisted at the scene as did emergency personnel from Meigs EMS and the Meigs County Sheriff's OtTice. No injuries were repotted . in Pomeroy. Submitted photo Deputies fmd weapons and marijuana in house of dead man GREEN (AP) - Summit County sheriff's deputies wbo went to a home after receiving a report that a man had died also found explosives, drugs and more than 100 guns. Sheriff Drew Alexander said Tuesday that Robert . Eye, 63, was found dead Sunday on the living room floor of his northeast Ohio home a few miles south of Akron . His death appeared natural, sheriff's spokeswoman Chris Croce said . E-911 from PageA1 cost approximately $88,066. Equipment for four answering positions will cost an estimated $129,992. Commissioners have received a commitment of Appalachian Re gional Commission funds through the Governor's . Office of Appalachia to purchase and install the equipment. Deputies found and removed more than I 00 guns, dynamite, blasting caps and thousands of rounds · of ammunition from the house. Croce said they also confiscated marijuana and hashish that deputies said was packaged and stored in a freezer. There was a grow lab in the house. The sheriff said the investigators are trying to find out if the weapons were properly owned. Customers with land-line telephone service will begin paymg a 50-cent telephone surcharge for the E-911 service next month. An additional 23 cent surcharge will be collected and kept by Verizon for administrative costs once the system is operational. Commissioners have until 2008 to begin operating the system. at which time they will have access to funds held in escrow from cellular telephone custeroms who pay a monthly fee . Ws easy to subscribe to the The Daily Sentinel Sign up for home dehery or a moil subsctiplion go to www.mydailysentinel.com Sign up today "Wf ~ILt line, you can see that your sugar should never be over 180. Also, your at-home blood sugar readings should correlate with the hemoglobin AIC at your doctor's office . It, too. should be close to normal, which is less than 7. There are many new medications on the market for the management of type II diabetes. There are pills and shots. You should ask your doctor how often you should check your sugar. If he or she is not recommending frequent checks, you may want to ask why. There are some patients for whom such tight control is not generally recommended. Older people. those with complications from diabetes or heart disease, children, and people who are prone to low blood sugar reactions may need a different level of control . But for most of us, tight control will provide longlasting benefits. Finally. you may find it beneficial to meet with a diabetes educator. They can answer your que stion s about diet and control. and they can work with your doctor to get optimal blood sugar control for you. Family Medicine® is a weekll column. To submit questions, write to Martha A . Simpson, D.O., M.B.A ., Ohio University College of Osteoplllhic Medicine, P.O. Box 110, Athens, Ohio 45701, or via e-mail to readerquestions@familymedicinenews.org. Medical information in this column is provided as an educa· tiona! service only. It does nol replace lhe/'udgment of your persona pllysician, who should be relied on lo diagnose and recommend treatment for any medical conditions. Past columns are available online at w w w .family medicinenews.org. Garden and lawn workshops to be held POMEROY - The the public and will be held Meigs County Master at the Meigs County Office on Gardeners will be offering Extension a series of Garden and Mulberry Heights in the Lawn Workshops this Meigs · County annex in Pomeroy. spring. Reservations are not For those who want to needed to attend although learn more about pruning they will help in determintheir landscape, fruit trees, brambles and grapes; plant- ing the number of handouts · ing their vegetable gardens to be printed. or caring for their lawn , then the workshops, under the leadership gf, OSU Extension Educltor Hal Kneen will provide that V ESTABLISHlD t895 opportunity. Classes, time and dates offered are as follows: • Pruning Your Landscape and Fruit Orchard, March March 9-11 14, I to 3 p.m. and March Fri & Sat at8, Sun at J 16, 7 to 8:30 p.m. Ohio Valley Symphony • Planting Your Vegetable Garden and Caring for Your "Remembrance" Lawn, March 20. 7 to 8:30 March 17 at 8 l!m p.m. and March 21, l to Classic Movie Club 2:30p.m. March 18 at 2 pm There is a $5 charge per family to cover cost of The Ariel-Dater Hall handouts. 428 Sec. A~~ ~~t~polis, OH All workshops are open to ARlE~L The Diary of Anne Frank ·Cupping your hand behind your ear can help alittle, but it's no substitute for a properly fitted hearing instrument. And remember - hearing loss is more noticeable than a hearing aidi Call for a complimer.tary hearing COINlltalion. 499 Richland Ave. Athens, OH .&5 : \11 �OHIO The Daily Sentinel to test BELPRE (AP) - W1thin weeks. testing for the presence of a c hemical used to make Teflon th at' s been found in the hlood of Ohio and West Virginia r"si dents will start ex te ndi ng to hundreds anll per haps tho usa nds of isolated wells. As soon as its plan fur the project is a pproved. DuPont Inc . will se nd letters to about 3.000 homes in sou ther n Washin gton County and across the Ohio River outside Parkersburg. W.Va .. to ask if they are served by a well instead uf a municipal system . If it's a well. the company will se nd trained sa mplers to collect samples to test for perfluoroocammonium tan oate. also known as PageA6 wells PFOA and CS . The company is already paying to install carbon filters on municipal water treatment plants . "It \ a very large underlakin~ ... said Karen Johns~>n. ch ief of the ground water and enfon;ement branch for Region 3 of the U.S . Environmental Protec tion Agency. " It 's go ing to take month s." As the resull of a classaction lawsuit claiming the DuPont plant contaminated wa ter supplies. DuPont ag reed to provide bottled water tor res idents in six Ohio and Wes t Virginia municipal water districts ncar its Washington Works Plant in Parkersburg until permanent filt ers were installed to remove C8 . ••tor The. product is wide ly used to produce the nonstick substance Tetlon and a variety of other products from tlooring to clothing. A U.S . Environme nt al Protectio n Agenc·y sciem·e panel has issued a dra ft report saying C8 is "likely" card noge nic . DuPont claims the chemi cal is safe tor humans . Initial results of blood screening found that residents near the plant had about 60 times the level of C8 in their blood as the national average . The testing. outlined by DuPont and the EPA Ill December. is moving outward in circles from the plant south of Parkersburg . The first sampling, started fiv e years ugo. was of Wednesday, March 7, chamical Local Weather water supplies within two miles of the plant. If levels are found that exceed 0.5 parts per billion - equivalent to a few drops in a railwav tank er car anoth~r rou;1d of testing will be conducted as far north in Washington County as the city of Marietta . and Williamstown . W.Va .• across the river. The first phase of well testin g is for households outside of Ohio's Little Hocking Water District . which has already been tested. It inc ludes part of Decatur, Troy. Belpre . Dunham . Barlow a nd Warren townships. In West Virginia . well testing will be cast of the Lubeck water district and in the city of Vienna. City/RegiOn ·Matta . named Big T.en Coach Of the "'ear I. Toledo• 28' 11r YOIIflglltoWn • 27' 114' Dayton• ~ ~ •• *Columbua 36' I 2.()• u " • Clncinlllltl • 43' 125" J"!1-.... Portsmo~lh. ~ 46• 126' o/"7-.... L . . ___ :_; ~ W.VA 02007 Clooay ~ ~ P&nly <::- Cloudy ASSOCIATED PRESS U 1,1, / Thooder· storms ~ .·"' ShoWttrs ~ FlurrMrs ~ \ ~~ \\ , • •• •• • Ram • • 5ocM lee ~ •• • W&ather Underground • AP move to the new facility. The military is consolidatinll sites all across the nation, sa1d Maj . Annmarie Daneker of the 88th Regional Readiness Command in St. Paul , Minn ., which commands all Reserve units in six Midwestern states , including Ohio. "Its much cheaper to build a better, more energyefficient Reserve center than modify a 50-year-old buil'ding .'' she said. "It doesn't make sense to have both centers open or have a large center accommodating a small number of people." The military informed the city of Columbus last year that 9.7 acres at the southwest comer of the fort was becoming surplus. Columbus Public Schools. which already operate a high school . middle school. vocational center and bus depot on the site. are now in line to become the sole owner of the hi storical site. The Army began using the site in 186 t but didn 't get the deed to the land until 1863. when it purchased the site for $16.000. At the time the camp was about a halfmile outside Columbus. population 19,000 . It began life as the Columbus Barracks and later was named the Columbus Arsenal. l.n 19~2 . it became F"rt Hayes in of President honor Rutherford B. Hayes. Its first building was. the main barracks that today is called the "Shot Tower," because of folklore that it was used to make shot by dripping lead from the top of the tower into a pool , of water at the base. Historians have debunked that story and say the building never made shot. Over the decades scores of other buildings were erected, including barracks, a hospital, an officers club, officers' houses, a mess hall and an administration building . In 1970, Fort Hayes wa~ listed in the National Register of Historic Places as a significant Ohio landmark. "At the time it was the oldest military installation in continual use in Ohio," said Barb Powers of the Ohio Historic Preservation Office. Nathaniel L. Hills father went through Fort Hayes in 1941 . Thirty years later, Hill became commander of the military facility then called the Armed Forces Examining and Entrance Station. By then. the 2.000 troops that lived at the fort during World War II were gone, Wednesday ...Cioudy. A chance of snow showers in the morning .. .Then a chance of rain showers with a slight chance of snow showers in the afternoon. Highs in the upper 30s. Northeast winds around 5 mph.. Becoming north in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation 50 percent. Wednesday nigllt ... Partly cloudy. A slight chance of snow showers in the evening. Cold with lows in the lower 20s. North winds 5 to 10 mph . Chance of snow 20 percent. Thursday ... Sunny. Highs around 40. Northeast winds around 5 mph. Thursday night •..Mostly clear. Cold with lows in the lower 20s. Northea•t winds around 5 mph . Friday ... Mostly sunny. Not as cool with highs in the lower 50s. Friday night.,.Mostly cloudy. A chance of showers after midnight. Not as cool with lows in the upper 30s. Chance of rain 40 percent. Saturday and Saturday night ...Mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers. Highs in the mid 50s. Lows around 40. Sunday••. Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers. Highs in the mid 50s. Sunday night ... Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers. Lows in the upper 30s. Monday and Monday night ...Mostly cloudy. Highs in the upper 50s . Lows in the lower 40s. 1\aesday...Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 50s: Oak Hut Rnanclal (NASDAQ) 24.28 Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NASDAQ)-25.25 BBT (NYSE)- 41.65 Paoples (NASDAQ)- 27.32 Pepsico (NYSE) - 63.26 Pramler (NASDAQ) - 15.97 Rockwall (NYSE)- 61.62 Rocky Boots (NASDAQ) 13.78 Royal Dutch Shell - 64.39 sears Holdln& (NASDAQ)- 180.02 Wa~Mart (NYSE) - 48.04 Wendy's (NYSE)- 30.60 Worthington (NYSE)- 18.75 Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. ET cloeln& quotes of transactions for March 6, 2007, provided by Edward Jones flnanclal ad'ltsors Isaac: Milts tn Gallipolis at (740) 441· 9441 and Lesley Marrero In Point Pleasant at (304) 674017 4. Member SIPC. Restoring the Joy of Motion'" a,,.. Rece!Vt gift tuat for lltencl!ig! "Your Home for Bass Pro Products" Twin Rivers Marina and K-92 "The Frog" is bringing a taste of summer to the Pomeroy Parking Lot!! March 9th 9-7 pm and 10th 9-5 pm 1.Itt::ii~~~~=:~ ~....._,,I i /j Check our our 2007 Fisher Bass and our Pro-Craft Fish & Ski along with our Glastron Pleasure boats. We have a little bit of something for everyone. Introducing our 2007 Palomino RV line alongRV with our Four Winds Line. HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!!! ~e Are Your Headquartns --:;..--- ~ for All STIHL power equ!Pment, "- _::;..- · sales & repairs ~ - ~ ~~- '''~ available to well Please see Mat~. Bl MYLtohold 46.60 Don,t let knee pain hold you back. · PARK RIDGE. Ill. (APJ - Wiscons in star Alando Tucker was named the Big Ten's Player of the Year on Tuesday m separate balloting by the media and coaches. Tucker averaged 20. 1 points and 5.4 rebounds for t h e Badger s. who finished second in the Big Ten behind Ohio State. The senior forward , with 2, 125 career Matta points, is just 23 points away from passing Michael Finley and becoming Wi sconsin' s career scoring leader. The Badgers take a 27-4 record into the Big Ten tournament beginning Thursday at the United Center in Chicago. Thad Matta of regular season champion and No. I ranked Ohio State was named conference Coach of the Year by both the media and coaches. The Buckeyes won their second straight Big Ten title thi s season under Matta and have tied a SPORTS BRIEFS Local Stocks replaced by about 50 commuting soldiers and civilians responsible for inducting troops into the Army, Navy. AEP (NYSE) - 45.33 Air Force and Marines . Akzo (NASDAQ)- 59.17 The base was like a ghost Ashland Inc. (NYSE) - 63 town, having lost its hustle Bl& Lots (NYSE)- 24.D9 and bustle, Hill said. The Bob Evans (NASDAQ) - 35 .65 barracks and officers homes BorgWarner (NYSE) - 73.86 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) were mostly still there, but -42.51 "there was no one living in Champion (NASDAQ) - 7.65 those quarters." Charming ~ops (NASDAQ) "We had no guards at the 11.91 gate," Hill said. "As a mat- City Holding (NASDAQ)ter of fact,l can't remember 39.89 if we even required a sticker Collins (NYSE) - 66.54 Dollar General (NYSE) - 16.62 on your car to get in." DuPont (NYSE) - 50.82 · But the draft was still on US Bank (NYSE) - 35.61 and so was the Vietnam War. Gannett (NYSE)- 59.45 The base processed about General Electric (NYSE) 150 to 200 recruits a day in 34.72 a large garage commonly Hart~~son(NYSE)called the '"Mule Bam," said 64.34 JP Morgan (NYSE)- 48.52 Hill, an Air Force lieutenant Kroger (NYSE) - 25.14 colonel who had flown · Limited Brands (NYSE) cargo and midair refueling 25.64 planes in Vietnam. Norfolk Soutl1ern (NYSE) - baseball, softball • s1gn-ups soon MIDDLEPORT Middleport Youth League will hold baseball and softball sign-ups March 3, 10 and 17 at the Middleport Council Chambers. There will be an extra fee if not signed up on one of the three dates. . A copy of your birth certificate, if you have not played before, will be needed. For information, call 5900438 or 992-5481 . PYLtohold baseball, softball • s1gn-ups soon POMEROY - Pomeroy Youth League will be having baseball and softball sign-ups at the Pomeroy Fire Department . Sign-ups will take place on Tuesday. March 6, and Thursday, March 8. from 5:30 to 7:30p.m. Sign-ups will also be held on Saturday, March 10, between 10 a.m. and I p.m . Anyone wanting to donate outgrown ball gloves or cleats may drop them off at sign-ups. There will also be a late charge accessed to anyone who wishes to sign-up after these dates. For more information, call Ken McCullough at 992-5322 or Tony Gilkey at 992-4067. Join us for a free seminar to learn more about knee replacement and ask questions about what's best for you and your lifestyle. Find out about: Knees designed to bend and rotate ,I Date: Time: L>OCation: Address: Gender-specffic knees March 10, 2007 9:00a.m. Holzer Medical Center 100 Jackson Pike CoNTACT US ABC Room Gallipolis, Ohio Fax- 1·740.446-3008 Speakers: Rehabilitation and leCOvery Arnold R. Penix, MD Russell P. Clarke, MD Reservation Code: #153 RSVP at (800) 256-1146 or www.events.kneereplacement .com Space is limited! OVP Scorellne {5 p.m.- I a.m.) t-740-446-2342 ext. 33 E-mail- sportsOmydailysentlne l.com Slt9.t!.I . SI.Ill! Brad Sherman, Sports Editor (740) 446-2342, ext 33 bshermanOmydailytribiJne.com larry Crum, Sports Writer (740) 446-2342. el<t. 23 k:rumOmydailyregister.com Sponoored lly DePuy Orllil9ae<la ic.aJoiriJ3on &Jolmson COf1lllll1'l'f ., Toledo, Akron lead MAC field into Cleveland Bv ToM · .1.~ Bv BILL BUSH AP photo Wednesday, March 7, 2007 High I Low temps Forecast for WednesdiiY, Mlln:h 7 Military site started in Civil War closing Nate Hilt, of Lancaster, is shown Feb. 23, in front of the induction center at Fort Hayes in Columbus. Hilt is the last commander of the induction center at Fort Hayes. He worked in building 102 from 1971-73. The building is now in the possession of Columbus Public Schools and will eventually be renovated. Boys AP all--di<ltrict list, Page 82 Nlke unveils new OSU unifonn, Page 86 Today's Forecast 36' I 23" Bl The Daily Sentinel f Girls AP all--db1rict list, Page B2 >·. ,. COLUMBUS - In 1944. Russell Pollitt Sr. found himself being herded from doctor to doctor through a "warehouse" at Fort Hayes with hundreds of other recently drafted men. Pollitt was convinced he wasn't going into the Army. The 18-year-old from Manchester, Ohio , had tried to enlist in Cincinnati and was rejected for poor vision. At Fort Hayes . there was a "stop" sign hanging from the ceiling where the men were supposed to wait until a doctor finished examining the previous person's eyes. "But I didn 't see it." said Pollitt, now 80. 'This sign must have been about 12 or 14 feet in the air." The doctor scolded him prompting Pollitt to make a life-altering mistake . "I said. 'Hey, don't be jumping on me. I'm not in the Army yet." Pollitt said . "Well , you're gonna be," the doctor responded. When Pollitt walked out the back of the warehouse , he was on his way to basic training in Texas . By December 1944, he was a machine gunner riding a halftrack across France. fighting his way into Germany . For hundreds of thousands of soldiers, Fort Hayes was their introduction into the military. Born in 1861 during the Civil War. the fort near downtown has maintained a presence there since. But that's about to come to an end. The last remaining Army Reserve units based at the complex of about 71 acres the 391 st Military Police Battalion , 375th Criminal Investigations Division. retention and transition division and a military-intelligence attachment are pulling up stakes. The 375th and 391 st recently served in Iraq. The military is building a , new Army Reserve center at the Defense Supply Center in suburban Whitehall. It will be ready by the end of 2009. ending a century-anda-half military presence at Fort Hayes. The Whitehall Memorial Army Reserve Center also will close and 2007 Inside Bryan Walten1, Sports Writer (740) 446·2342, ext. 33 bwalters@ mydailytribune.com WITHERS .ssocr•rm PREss CLEVELAND His dress shirt dampened with sweat long after hi s tea m's exhausting victory in overtime at Kent State, Akron coach Keith Dambrot had one hope for thi s week 's Mid-American Conference tournament. " I wish."' a worn o ut Dambrot said Sunday night. "we would play anybody but them." Too bad, coach. Because barring an upset. the second-seeded Zips and third-seeded Golden Flashes are on a collision course to meet again in Friday's semifinals of the MAC toumament. which for the first time is playing a ll fou_r round s at Quicken Loans Arena. Akron and Kent State, bitter rivals separated by 12 miles of Interstate 76 pave ment, along with top-seeded T~ledo and. fourth -seeded M1am1 of Oh1o, have 11 eas1er than the rest of the 12team field in Cleveland . The MAC's new form at. which opens with four firstround games on Wednesday. means that any team advancing will have to win four games in four days to win the tourney title and th e league's automatic bid to the NCAA tourn ament. That's a lot to as k ol any team - at any level. " I've neve r done that before . so I imagine it's gr uesome." Miami coach Charlie C~tes sa1d . "T~_e NBA doesn t eve n do that. Playing oti a neutral tloor from the outset might not mean as mu c h tn th e leag ue's upper-tier teams. but it's vital to the lowerseeded clubs such as lOthseeded Buffalo and 12t hseeded Bowling Green. both 0-8 on the road. 'The biggest change wi ll be those first -round games." Buftalo coac h Regg ie Wuherspoon sa1d. "In the past. most teams at home advanced tu Cleveland . Now everybody 's playing at the same place . ami there ' s nota whole lot ol se parauon m the leag ue in the f1rst place ." For Toledo. wh1ch went 1-l-2 and won its first reguJar-season crow n in 27 yea". thi s yeurs trip to _northeast Ohio·is a chance to ri ght "'me wrong s. The Rockets won the tlrst MAC tourney crown in 1980 but Please see MAC. B6 All-Southeast District Basketball Teams Local athletes honored on AP all-district teams BY BRAD SHERMAN - BSHERMAN@MYDAILVTRIBUNE.COM COLUMBUS Erin Weber was the focus of every defense the Eastern Lady Eagles faced - constantly facing double teams - and still averaged 14 points and nearly a dozen rebounds per game. For her efforts in leading Eastern to a winning season and sectional title. she was among those on the Division IV All-Southeast Di strict first team, released by the Press on Associated Tuesday. The selections were made by a media panel from the di strict. Weber was one of only two local athletes that earned tirst team recognition. The other being South Gallia ·s Dustin McCombs on the boys side in Division IV. McCombs scored more than 18 per outing in helping South Gallia win 16 games for the third consecutive season. Weber was joined by teammate Katie Hayman on the Division IV girls squad, as she earned th,ird team honors with a 10 points per game average. Other Lady Eagles lillian Brannon and Jenna Hupp were honorable mention. Southern freshman Kasey Turley. who had a monster rookie season for the Purple and Gold. made second team wit~ a 16 ppg average. South Gallia's Niki Fulks. a tenacious defender who had nearly live steals per contest and averaged II. 2 points. made third team. Other Lady Rebels Jennifer Sheridan and Chelsea Turley Sellers Wolfe Hayman Canaday were honorable me nuon. This past season was the first-ever winning campaign in girls basketball at the school. Brittany Elliott was Gallia Academy' s leader and most consistent player in a toughas-nails revamped Southeastern Ohio Athletic League - earning her a spot on the Divi sion II second team . Elliott scored 12.7 points per game. Meigs sophomore point guard Catie Wolfe made the third team for the second straight season after averaging 13.8 points. · Other locals making honorable mention in Division II were Gallia Academy's Ryann Leslie and Alexis Geiger as well as Meigs · Meghan Clelland. Please see District. Bl Brad Sherman/OYP fila Eastern senior Erin Weber (24) goes in for a layup between a pair of Federal Hock1ng defenders during a February 8 contest in Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Divis1on action. Weber- a 2007 Wendy's High School Heisman finali st - was the lone Meigs County representative to earn First-Team honors. Porter signs with Miami BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Joey Porter wasn' t unem ployed for long. The trash-talking linebacker, cut last week by Pittsburgh to save salary cap room. agreed to a five-year. $32 million contract with Miami. gi ving the Dolphins a potentially devastating pass rushing tandem with Jason Taylor. the defensive player of the year. Porter is guaranteed $20 million in the deal, which was agreed to late Monday, according to a person with knowledge of the discussion ~ho requested anonymity becam;e Porter has not yet passed his physical and the contract may not be signed or until Wednesday Thursday. Porter 's 60 sacks rank fourth in Steelers history. His addition is part of what 's becoming a major roster 'overhaul by the Dolphins. who were 6-10 last season. and new coach Cam Cameron. Already. Miami has either released or traded seven players who started at least one game on offense in 2006. along with defensive linemen Kevin Carter and Dan Wil kinson. Another linebacker from the AFC North . Brian Simmons. landed in New Orleans . Simmons . released by NF l Cincinnati, signed with · the ·Saints after being released bv the Bengaf, in a cap cut. He was the 17th overall pick in the 1998 draft. Oakland agreed with twotime Pro Bowl offensive lineman Jeremy Newberry on a $1.5 'million. one-year .:ontract. Newberry, a Pro Bowler in 2001 -02 with San Francisco, spent all of last seaso n on injured rese rve with the 49ers with an damage d left knee . He has pla1ed in only II games the pas\ three seasons because of various injuries. But the Raiders are counting on him to help an offensive line that allowed a league-worst 72 sacks last season. Newberry. who t~;~rns 31 this month , has played .:en ter. tackle and guard in the past and could be used in any of those spots with Oakland. The Raiders also cleared up sa lar~ cap room by restruct unng the contracts of running back LaMont Jordan and receiver Ronald Curry. The new deal with Jordan reduce s the $4.75 million roster bonus he ,\:as Please see NFL, 86 in() ·Two · Package · Singk rooms · Must be 21 years · Gladly accept cash. · lomake rescrvatiPn' please ., �OHIO The Daily Sentinel to test BELPRE (AP) - W1thin weeks. testing for the presence of a c hemical used to make Teflon th at' s been found in the hlood of Ohio and West Virginia r"si dents will start ex te ndi ng to hundreds anll per haps tho usa nds of isolated wells. As soon as its plan fur the project is a pproved. DuPont Inc . will se nd letters to about 3.000 homes in sou ther n Washin gton County and across the Ohio River outside Parkersburg. W.Va .. to ask if they are served by a well instead uf a municipal system . If it's a well. the company will se nd trained sa mplers to collect samples to test for perfluoroocammonium tan oate. also known as PageA6 wells PFOA and CS . The company is already paying to install carbon filters on municipal water treatment plants . "It \ a very large underlakin~ ... said Karen Johns~>n. ch ief of the ground water and enfon;ement branch for Region 3 of the U.S . Environmental Protec tion Agency. " It 's go ing to take month s." As the resull of a classaction lawsuit claiming the DuPont plant contaminated wa ter supplies. DuPont ag reed to provide bottled water tor res idents in six Ohio and Wes t Virginia municipal water districts ncar its Washington Works Plant in Parkersburg until permanent filt ers were installed to remove C8 . ••tor The. product is wide ly used to produce the nonstick substance Tetlon and a variety of other products from tlooring to clothing. A U.S . Environme nt al Protectio n Agenc·y sciem·e panel has issued a dra ft report saying C8 is "likely" card noge nic . DuPont claims the chemi cal is safe tor humans . Initial results of blood screening found that residents near the plant had about 60 times the level of C8 in their blood as the national average . The testing. outlined by DuPont and the EPA Ill December. is moving outward in circles from the plant south of Parkersburg . The first sampling, started fiv e years ugo. was of Wednesday, March 7, chamical Local Weather water supplies within two miles of the plant. If levels are found that exceed 0.5 parts per billion - equivalent to a few drops in a railwav tank er car anoth~r rou;1d of testing will be conducted as far north in Washington County as the city of Marietta . and Williamstown . W.Va .• across the river. The first phase of well testin g is for households outside of Ohio's Little Hocking Water District . which has already been tested. It inc ludes part of Decatur, Troy. Belpre . Dunham . Barlow a nd Warren townships. In West Virginia . well testing will be cast of the Lubeck water district and in the city of Vienna. City/RegiOn ·Matta . named Big T.en Coach Of the "'ear I. Toledo• 28' 11r YOIIflglltoWn • 27' 114' Dayton• ~ ~ •• *Columbua 36' I 2.()• u " • Clncinlllltl • 43' 125" J"!1-.... Portsmo~lh. ~ 46• 126' o/"7-.... L . . ___ :_; ~ W.VA 02007 Clooay ~ ~ P&nly <::- Cloudy ASSOCIATED PRESS U 1,1, / Thooder· storms ~ .·"' ShoWttrs ~ FlurrMrs ~ \ ~~ \\ , • •• •• • Ram • • 5ocM lee ~ •• • W&ather Underground • AP move to the new facility. The military is consolidatinll sites all across the nation, sa1d Maj . Annmarie Daneker of the 88th Regional Readiness Command in St. Paul , Minn ., which commands all Reserve units in six Midwestern states , including Ohio. "Its much cheaper to build a better, more energyefficient Reserve center than modify a 50-year-old buil'ding .'' she said. "It doesn't make sense to have both centers open or have a large center accommodating a small number of people." The military informed the city of Columbus last year that 9.7 acres at the southwest comer of the fort was becoming surplus. Columbus Public Schools. which already operate a high school . middle school. vocational center and bus depot on the site. are now in line to become the sole owner of the hi storical site. The Army began using the site in 186 t but didn 't get the deed to the land until 1863. when it purchased the site for $16.000. At the time the camp was about a halfmile outside Columbus. population 19,000 . It began life as the Columbus Barracks and later was named the Columbus Arsenal. l.n 19~2 . it became F"rt Hayes in of President honor Rutherford B. Hayes. Its first building was. the main barracks that today is called the "Shot Tower," because of folklore that it was used to make shot by dripping lead from the top of the tower into a pool , of water at the base. Historians have debunked that story and say the building never made shot. Over the decades scores of other buildings were erected, including barracks, a hospital, an officers club, officers' houses, a mess hall and an administration building . In 1970, Fort Hayes wa~ listed in the National Register of Historic Places as a significant Ohio landmark. "At the time it was the oldest military installation in continual use in Ohio," said Barb Powers of the Ohio Historic Preservation Office. Nathaniel L. Hills father went through Fort Hayes in 1941 . Thirty years later, Hill became commander of the military facility then called the Armed Forces Examining and Entrance Station. By then. the 2.000 troops that lived at the fort during World War II were gone, Wednesday ...Cioudy. A chance of snow showers in the morning .. .Then a chance of rain showers with a slight chance of snow showers in the afternoon. Highs in the upper 30s. Northeast winds around 5 mph.. Becoming north in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation 50 percent. Wednesday nigllt ... Partly cloudy. A slight chance of snow showers in the evening. Cold with lows in the lower 20s. North winds 5 to 10 mph . Chance of snow 20 percent. Thursday ... Sunny. Highs around 40. Northeast winds around 5 mph. Thursday night •..Mostly clear. Cold with lows in the lower 20s. Northea•t winds around 5 mph . Friday ... Mostly sunny. Not as cool with highs in the lower 50s. Friday night.,.Mostly cloudy. A chance of showers after midnight. Not as cool with lows in the upper 30s. Chance of rain 40 percent. Saturday and Saturday night ...Mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers. Highs in the mid 50s. Lows around 40. Sunday••. Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers. Highs in the mid 50s. Sunday night ... Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers. Lows in the upper 30s. Monday and Monday night ...Mostly cloudy. Highs in the upper 50s . Lows in the lower 40s. 1\aesday...Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 50s: Oak Hut Rnanclal (NASDAQ) 24.28 Ohio Valley Bane Corp. 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The Buckeyes won their second straight Big Ten title thi s season under Matta and have tied a SPORTS BRIEFS Local Stocks replaced by about 50 commuting soldiers and civilians responsible for inducting troops into the Army, Navy. AEP (NYSE) - 45.33 Air Force and Marines . Akzo (NASDAQ)- 59.17 The base was like a ghost Ashland Inc. (NYSE) - 63 town, having lost its hustle Bl& Lots (NYSE)- 24.D9 and bustle, Hill said. The Bob Evans (NASDAQ) - 35 .65 barracks and officers homes BorgWarner (NYSE) - 73.86 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) were mostly still there, but -42.51 "there was no one living in Champion (NASDAQ) - 7.65 those quarters." Charming ~ops (NASDAQ) "We had no guards at the 11.91 gate," Hill said. "As a mat- City Holding (NASDAQ)ter of fact,l can't remember 39.89 if we even required a sticker Collins (NYSE) - 66.54 Dollar General (NYSE) - 16.62 on your car to get in." DuPont (NYSE) - 50.82 · But the draft was still on US Bank (NYSE) - 35.61 and so was the Vietnam War. 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March 6, and Thursday, March 8. from 5:30 to 7:30p.m. Sign-ups will also be held on Saturday, March 10, between 10 a.m. and I p.m . Anyone wanting to donate outgrown ball gloves or cleats may drop them off at sign-ups. There will also be a late charge accessed to anyone who wishes to sign-up after these dates. For more information, call Ken McCullough at 992-5322 or Tony Gilkey at 992-4067. Join us for a free seminar to learn more about knee replacement and ask questions about what's best for you and your lifestyle. Find out about: Knees designed to bend and rotate ,I Date: Time: L>OCation: Address: Gender-specffic knees March 10, 2007 9:00a.m. Holzer Medical Center 100 Jackson Pike CoNTACT US ABC Room Gallipolis, Ohio Fax- 1·740.446-3008 Speakers: Rehabilitation and leCOvery Arnold R. Penix, MD Russell P. Clarke, MD Reservation Code: #153 RSVP at (800) 256-1146 or www.events.kneereplacement .com Space is limited! 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Boys AP all--di<ltrict list, Page 82 Nlke unveils new OSU unifonn, Page 86 Today's Forecast 36' I 23" Bl The Daily Sentinel f Girls AP all--db1rict list, Page B2 >·. ,. COLUMBUS - In 1944. Russell Pollitt Sr. found himself being herded from doctor to doctor through a "warehouse" at Fort Hayes with hundreds of other recently drafted men. Pollitt was convinced he wasn't going into the Army. The 18-year-old from Manchester, Ohio , had tried to enlist in Cincinnati and was rejected for poor vision. At Fort Hayes . there was a "stop" sign hanging from the ceiling where the men were supposed to wait until a doctor finished examining the previous person's eyes. "But I didn 't see it." said Pollitt, now 80. 'This sign must have been about 12 or 14 feet in the air." The doctor scolded him prompting Pollitt to make a life-altering mistake . "I said. 'Hey, don't be jumping on me. I'm not in the Army yet." Pollitt said . "Well , you're gonna be," the doctor responded. When Pollitt walked out the back of the warehouse , he was on his way to basic training in Texas . By December 1944, he was a machine gunner riding a halftrack across France. fighting his way into Germany . For hundreds of thousands of soldiers, Fort Hayes was their introduction into the military. Born in 1861 during the Civil War. the fort near downtown has maintained a presence there since. But that's about to come to an end. The last remaining Army Reserve units based at the complex of about 71 acres the 391 st Military Police Battalion , 375th Criminal Investigations Division. retention and transition division and a military-intelligence attachment are pulling up stakes. The 375th and 391 st recently served in Iraq. The military is building a , new Army Reserve center at the Defense Supply Center in suburban Whitehall. It will be ready by the end of 2009. ending a century-anda-half military presence at Fort Hayes. The Whitehall Memorial Army Reserve Center also will close and 2007 Inside Bryan Walten1, Sports Writer (740) 446·2342, ext. 33 bwalters@ mydailytribune.com WITHERS .ssocr•rm PREss CLEVELAND His dress shirt dampened with sweat long after hi s tea m's exhausting victory in overtime at Kent State, Akron coach Keith Dambrot had one hope for thi s week 's Mid-American Conference tournament. " I wish."' a worn o ut Dambrot said Sunday night. "we would play anybody but them." Too bad, coach. Because barring an upset. the second-seeded Zips and third-seeded Golden Flashes are on a collision course to meet again in Friday's semifinals of the MAC toumament. which for the first time is playing a ll fou_r round s at Quicken Loans Arena. Akron and Kent State, bitter rivals separated by 12 miles of Interstate 76 pave ment, along with top-seeded T~ledo and. fourth -seeded M1am1 of Oh1o, have 11 eas1er than the rest of the 12team field in Cleveland . The MAC's new form at. which opens with four firstround games on Wednesday. means that any team advancing will have to win four games in four days to win the tourney title and th e league's automatic bid to the NCAA tourn ament. That's a lot to as k ol any team - at any level. " I've neve r done that before . so I imagine it's gr uesome." Miami coach Charlie C~tes sa1d . "T~_e NBA doesn t eve n do that. Playing oti a neutral tloor from the outset might not mean as mu c h tn th e leag ue's upper-tier teams. but it's vital to the lowerseeded clubs such as lOthseeded Buffalo and 12t hseeded Bowling Green. both 0-8 on the road. 'The biggest change wi ll be those first -round games." Buftalo coac h Regg ie Wuherspoon sa1d. "In the past. most teams at home advanced tu Cleveland . Now everybody 's playing at the same place . ami there ' s nota whole lot ol se parauon m the leag ue in the f1rst place ." For Toledo. wh1ch went 1-l-2 and won its first reguJar-season crow n in 27 yea". thi s yeurs trip to _northeast Ohio·is a chance to ri ght "'me wrong s. The Rockets won the tlrst MAC tourney crown in 1980 but Please see MAC. B6 All-Southeast District Basketball Teams Local athletes honored on AP all-district teams BY BRAD SHERMAN - BSHERMAN@MYDAILVTRIBUNE.COM COLUMBUS Erin Weber was the focus of every defense the Eastern Lady Eagles faced - constantly facing double teams - and still averaged 14 points and nearly a dozen rebounds per game. For her efforts in leading Eastern to a winning season and sectional title. she was among those on the Division IV All-Southeast Di strict first team, released by the Press on Associated Tuesday. The selections were made by a media panel from the di strict. Weber was one of only two local athletes that earned tirst team recognition. The other being South Gallia ·s Dustin McCombs on the boys side in Division IV. McCombs scored more than 18 per outing in helping South Gallia win 16 games for the third consecutive season. Weber was joined by teammate Katie Hayman on the Division IV girls squad, as she earned th,ird team honors with a 10 points per game average. Other Lady Eagles lillian Brannon and Jenna Hupp were honorable mention. Southern freshman Kasey Turley. who had a monster rookie season for the Purple and Gold. made second team wit~ a 16 ppg average. South Gallia's Niki Fulks. a tenacious defender who had nearly live steals per contest and averaged II. 2 points. made third team. Other Lady Rebels Jennifer Sheridan and Chelsea Turley Sellers Wolfe Hayman Canaday were honorable me nuon. This past season was the first-ever winning campaign in girls basketball at the school. Brittany Elliott was Gallia Academy' s leader and most consistent player in a toughas-nails revamped Southeastern Ohio Athletic League - earning her a spot on the Divi sion II second team . Elliott scored 12.7 points per game. Meigs sophomore point guard Catie Wolfe made the third team for the second straight season after averaging 13.8 points. · Other locals making honorable mention in Division II were Gallia Academy's Ryann Leslie and Alexis Geiger as well as Meigs · Meghan Clelland. Please see District. Bl Brad Sherman/OYP fila Eastern senior Erin Weber (24) goes in for a layup between a pair of Federal Hock1ng defenders during a February 8 contest in Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Divis1on action. Weber- a 2007 Wendy's High School Heisman finali st - was the lone Meigs County representative to earn First-Team honors. Porter signs with Miami BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Joey Porter wasn' t unem ployed for long. The trash-talking linebacker, cut last week by Pittsburgh to save salary cap room. agreed to a five-year. $32 million contract with Miami. gi ving the Dolphins a potentially devastating pass rushing tandem with Jason Taylor. the defensive player of the year. Porter is guaranteed $20 million in the deal, which was agreed to late Monday, according to a person with knowledge of the discussion ~ho requested anonymity becam;e Porter has not yet passed his physical and the contract may not be signed or until Wednesday Thursday. Porter 's 60 sacks rank fourth in Steelers history. His addition is part of what 's becoming a major roster 'overhaul by the Dolphins. who were 6-10 last season. and new coach Cam Cameron. Already. Miami has either released or traded seven players who started at least one game on offense in 2006. along with defensive linemen Kevin Carter and Dan Wil kinson. Another linebacker from the AFC North . Brian Simmons. landed in New Orleans . Simmons . released by NF l Cincinnati, signed with · the ·Saints after being released bv the Bengaf, in a cap cut. He was the 17th overall pick in the 1998 draft. Oakland agreed with twotime Pro Bowl offensive lineman Jeremy Newberry on a $1.5 'million. one-year .:ontract. Newberry, a Pro Bowler in 2001 -02 with San Francisco, spent all of last seaso n on injured rese rve with the 49ers with an damage d left knee . He has pla1ed in only II games the pas\ three seasons because of various injuries. But the Raiders are counting on him to help an offensive line that allowed a league-worst 72 sacks last season. Newberry. who t~;~rns 31 this month , has played .:en ter. tackle and guard in the past and could be used in any of those spots with Oakland. The Raiders also cleared up sa lar~ cap room by restruct unng the contracts of running back LaMont Jordan and receiver Ronald Curry. The new deal with Jordan reduce s the $4.75 million roster bonus he ,\:as Please see NFL, 86 in() ·Two · Package · Singk rooms · Must be 21 years · Gladly accept cash. · lomake rescrvatiPn' please ., �_Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March 'J, 2007 www .mydailysentinel.com 2006-07 Southeast Distrid 2006-07 Southeast Distrid Boys BaskelbaU Team Girls.Basketball Team DIVISION I FIRST TEAM JessiCa Hams Logan 5 11 I' 14 7 Jamte McKttnck Manetta 5 10 sr 9 5 Player ol the year Jess•ca Harns logan HONORABLE MENTION Bre Oa111S Manerta Car1ssa Bosch Logan Knsten Cassady Logan DIVISION II FIRST TEAM Casse Mogan C rclevtlle 59 I' 16 3 Andrea Anderson Ctrclevtlle Logan Elm 58 sr 17 1 Megan Lee Chtlhcothe 5 7 l' 11 1 Katie McMahOn Washmgton Court House Washmgton 5 9 sr 16 3 Samantha Leach Washmgton Cour t House Mtamt Trace 5 9 sr 17 5 Megan Owtngs McArthur Vtnlon County 5 11 sr 13 5 Player ol the year Samantha leach Washmgton Court House M•amt Trace Coach of the yea r CtrciEMIIe Steve Kalinoski SECOND TEAM Lacey Reedy Ctrclevtlle 5 7 sr 10 4 Brtnany Ell on Galltpolts Galha Academy 5 5 sr 12 7 Hannah Day Chtlhcothe 5 11 so 11 1 Knst1n Cozzens Vmcent Warren 6 0 sr 14 4 Lauren Johnson Wash1ngton Court House M1am1 Trace 5 4 sr 13 5 Ca111e Hunter Washmgton Court House Washmgton 5 5 sr 8 7 Rebecc a Puckett McArthur V nton County 5 10 tr 12 0 TH IRD TEAM Lacey Elt ot1 C1rc leV1IIe Logan Elm 5-6 Jr 7 8 KaTie Hammond Greenfl81d McClain 57 fr 14 8 Cara Gr1ppa Athens 5 10 sr 14 5 Cat1e Wolfe Pomeroy Me1gs 5 4 so 13 8 Mallory Brooks V1ncent Warren 5 7 so 12 2 Brandl Pugh Lancaster Fa1rf1eld Umon 6 0 sr 12 4 Ton D1xon McArthur Vmton County 5 3 fr 14 7 HONORABLE MENTION Ryann Lesl e Gallipolis Gall a Academy AI9)CIS Ge1ger Gallipolis Galha Academy Meghan Clelland Pomeroy Me1gs All Dav1s Greenf10ld McClain Katelyn Kalmosk1 Circleville Kat1e Hupp C~rclev•lle logan Elm Jann Wasch Jackson Hannah Hilliard Hillsboro Dame!le Fnes Vmcent Warren Mana McDonald Washmgton Court House Washington Jenna Cobb Washmgton Court House M1am1 Trace Ashley Bope Lancasler Fa1r11eld Un1on DIVISION Ill FIRST TEAM Mand1 8oyk1n Ironton 5 4 sr 13 4 Sarah RlJCI(er Chesapeake 28 0 Chelsea Mark~ns Coal Grove Dawson Bryant, 5 a sr 1a a Lyd1a Bndenbaugh Ct'lliiiCOthe Huntington 5 10 Jr 20 3 Ke11ee Guthne Albany Alexander 5 1 sr 16.8 Megan Edwards Nelsonville York 5- 11 sr 17 7 Kara Cayton Minford 5 3 Jr 13 5 Anana Bowles Sardm1a Eastern Brown 5 9 Jr 16 5 Lacey Adkins Oak Hill 6 0 sr 14 3 Players of the year Mandt Boykm Ironton Ktnlee Guthne Albany Alexander Coach ot the year Doug Ha~ Oak Hill 6-3 sr o SECOND TEAM JeSSICa Waddle Ironton 5-9 Jr 17 4 Shayna Cox ChilliCOthe Zane Trace 58 sr 16 0 Magg.e Cooper Ba1nbndge Pa1n1 Valley 5-9 sr 17 1 Jam• Turnll Albany Alexander 5 10 sr 13 1 K•m KUne Nelsonv•lle-York 5-6 so 15 6 Sarah SChmidt Wheelersburg 5 2 so i 2 5 Wendy Martin Lynchburg Clay 5 8 sr 17 9 Kaylm Marshall Oak H1ll 5 10 Jr 10 0 Sydney Damson Crooksville 5 9 Sf 20 0 THIRD TEAM Samantha Hall Coa l Grove Dawson Bryant 6 0 sr 15 Bobbl Harper Ironton Rock Hill 5-5 sr 13 3 Sarah Lee South Point 5 9 sr o 12 7 Dan1e1l e Hamngmn Chillicothe Zane Trace 56 sr 10 0 Jenmfer Bendolph Portsmouth 5 9 sr 15 5 Bnnany Bngner Minford 5 a sr 10 0 Candace Black Sard1n1a Eastern B1 own 5 7 sr , 10 0 Kar~ssa Adk1ns Oak H1il 5 8 " 93 HONORABLE MENTION Kayla Sm1th Chesh 1ra R1ve1 Valley Chandra Hoffman Ch1lhcolhe Zane Trace Kan G•bson ChilliCothe Hunungton Heather P1keton Wh1tney Hollon Bu rns Ba•nbridge Pa1nt Valley Lexy Staton Chesapeake Shea Berry Proctont•lte Fa~rtand Molly Bumgardner Proctorvlle Fa~rlanct Brooke Long Ironton Rock H II T Ann Mayo Sou th Pomt Sydnee Jordan Portsmouth Breslyn Ham s Minford Bntlany Hackworth McDer mott Northwest JessiCa Blanton Clay Wheelersburg Lamee Wheel e1sburg Samantha Graham Williamspor t Westfall Chloe Co ttrell Chillicothe Un•oto L1sa Meade Nelsonville York Wh1tney Sm•th Albany Ate)Cander Em•ly Dunlee Stewart Federal Hock ng lr s Butcher Stewart Federal Hockmg Kayla Shoemaker Peebles Ka•la Basford Seaman Nor th Adams Karla Moore Oak H1 I laura Greene Belpre Enn Sturg11t Wellston DIVISION IV FIRST TEAM T11fany BryanJ W1llow Wood Symmes Valley 5 11 sr 17 3 El sta Hall Franklin Furnace Green 56 s1 16 0 Kayla Cook South Webster 5 9 fr 22 3 Kayla W1ley Glenwood New Boston 5 6 so 19 0 Kaylee Helton Latham Western• 59 sr 31 0 Enn Weber Reedsvill e Eastern 5 10 sr 14 2 Kayla Se1p Mowrystown Whiteoak 5 11 Jr 15 8 S1na K1ng Waterford 5 10 fr 170 Player of the year Kaylee Helton Latham Western Coaches of the year Rachael Conell Glenwood New Boston Jerry Close Waterford SECOND TEAM Em1ly Bowling W11low Wood Symmes Valley 5 a Jr 18 6 Kristen Adams Portsmouth Clay 5 8 1r 14 0 Courtn1e Memtt Lucasville Valley 58 sr 12 5 Ashley Jordan Frankforl Adena 5 10 so 12 1 Kasey Turley Rac1ne Southern 6 0 fr 16 0 Amber Burton Manchester 5 10 sr 17 2 Jess• Drayer Waterford 5 5 so 14 0 THIRD TEAM Er1n Sherman South Webster 6 2 so 8 3 Alyx Jackson Portsmouth Clay 59 sr 10 0 Knsten Snyder Frankfort Adena 5 9 Jr 8 0 Kourtney t<1nmson Glouster T11mble 5 10 Jr 12 0 Kat1e Hayman Aeedsv1lle Eastern 58 tr 10 0 Nik1 Fulks Crown Ctty Souttl Gallla 5 5 1r 11 2 Katnna M•chael Mowrystown Whiteoak 5 7 sr 13 0 Bnttany Brown Waterford 5 10 so 11 0 HONORABLE MENTION J1ll1an Brann on Reedsville Eastern Janna Hupp Reedsville Eastern Jenmler Sheridan Crown C1ty South Galt1a Chelsea Canaday Crown C1ty Soulh Gallla Brlnany Helton Beaver Eas1ern Chelsea Howard Beaver Easlern Sara h Stratman latham Western Bnttany Leeson Richmond Dale Southeastern CBSI Coy Fr~nkfort Adena Lindsay Dresse l Ironton St Joseph Kayla Saunders W+llow Wood Symmes Valley Mallory White Portsmouth Clay Dam Summers Portsmouth Clay Bullany Weeks Por tsmouth Clay Kenssa Bennen Sc1otov•lle Commumty East C1erra Wnght Sc1otovllie Communtly Easl Tasha Buckley Glenwood New Boston Kat1e Hopkins Portsmouth Hartlage No tre Dame Kelsey Portsmouth Notre Dame Tabby Jenkins, Glouster Tnmble H1llary Bray Corn1ng Miller Jorctan Arbaugh Lucasv•Ue Valley T1ffany Wallace Waterford Jess1ca Denen Manchester DIVISION I FIRST TEAM Lucas Wright Logan 5 toot 11 jun+or 12 5 po1n1s per game Cory Knechbaum Manetta 5 9 sr 179 HONORABLE MENTION Tyler Preston Manetta Jon Ne" Logan DIVISION II FIRST TEAM Dante Jackson 26 2 Green held McClam 6 5 sr Anthony H1tchens Ch•l hcothe 5 9 Jr 1B 5 T m Congrove C•rclev•lle Logan Elm 5 10 so 18 5 T~rretl Cumberland Hillsboro 6 1 sr 20 3 Dustin Guthne McArthur Vmton County 6 5 1r 16 0 Player ot tho year Dante Jackson Green! eld McClam Coaches of the year Rtck VanMatre Greenf1eld McClam Matt Combs McArthur Vmton County SECOND TEAM Michael Howard Green! eld McCia1n 5 8 sr 6 7 Chns G vans Chillicothe 6 4 sr 11 6 Ray Chambers Chi llicothe 6 6 Jr 12 4 Jayme Haggerty Gall•pohs Galha Academy 6 1 sr 12 6 Andrew Stumbo Ironton Rock Hill 6 2 sr 14 4 Jerrod Albnght McArthur Vmton County 6 3 sr 15 0 Tre11or Walls Waverly 6 6 Jr 15 3 TH IRD TEAM Ale)C Wilson Washmgton Court House Washington 6 2 Jr 15 2 Jeremy Webster Greenf1eld McCia1n 6 2 Jr 12 9 Ryan Hoffman C ~r clevtlle logan Elm 6 0 sr 9 9 Cory Cooper C•rclev•lle 5 10 sr 16 0 Kendal Coleman Htllsboro 6-1 1r 10 0 Enc Henry McArthur Vmton County 5 11 sr 12 0 HONORABLE MENT ION Brad Bentley Alhens Kory Hartinger C1rtl9v1lle Chns Leasure C~rclev• lle Logan Elm Nathan Davenport Ironton Rock H1ll Just1n Htlton Waverly Andy Hellyer ChilliCothe UniOto Stu Beverly Chillicothe Garreu Tay lor Greenl•eld McClain Jen Golden Galhpolls Gatha Academy Da\18 Rumley Gallipolis Galha Academy Da\18 Poole Pomeroy Meigs Er~c Tolar Pomeroy Ma1g1!1 Ryan Borden Jackson Chr~s Pecketls V ncent Warren Enc Anderson V~neent Warren Corey Hooper VInCent Warren Ryan KniSley Washmgton Court House M1am1Trace DIVISION Ill FIRST TEAM Evan Garrett Stewart Fed eral HoOOng 6 0 sr 14 5 Josh Kellough Ch1lhcothe Huntington 6-1 Jr 19 0 Camden M1Jter Wheelersburg 6 7 sr 19 0 Drew Spradhn Wheelersburg 6-4 Jr 18 0 C had Miller Ironton 6 0 sr 13 5 Jeremy Benmngton West Umon 6 5 sr 16 5 Drew Copas Seaman North Adams 6 2 sr 17 5 Jordan Thor nhill Belpre 5 9 sr 22 0 Player ol the year Camden M1Uer Wheelersburg Coaches of the year Tom Barnck Wheelersburg Joe Butcher Stewart Federal Hock1ng SECOND TEAM Shea Lauder West Porlsmoulh Portsmouth Wes1 6 2 sr Josh Walter N alson ~n lte York 6 1 22 sr 20 Dylan G1vens Franldon Adena 6 1 sr 8 0 Kyle McGraw Mlntord 6 2 sr 18 0 Tyl er Shoemak&r lronlon 6 2 If 11 5 M1chael Lamb Proctorv•!le Fa~rland 6 4 so 18 3 Chase McWhorter South Pomt 6-4 sr 18 9 Jordan Cox' West UrMon 5·10 sr 16 3 THIRD TEAM Cody Chenault Chillicothe Zane Trace 6-5 sr 13 0 Bryan Morrow Cheshire A1ver Val~y 5 10 sr 154 AdamTate Stewart Federal Hockmg 6·0 sr 10 0 Man Demosky o o Albany AieKander 6..0 sr 18 6 Mt1n Mendenhall Ba1ntlridge Pam! Yalley 5 10 sr 16 7 Cole Hatf1eld Proc:torvtlle Fa1rland 6 1 so 11 9 MIChael Stapleton Chesapeake tHJ sr 14 5 Garland Stiltner Oak H11l 6 0 sr 14 5 HONORABLE MENTION Jason Jones Chesh11e RMII Valle~ Ryan Henry Chestllfe R iver Valle~ Cody Sm1th Piketon Clay Roll Frankfort Atlena Cory Vtckers Ch•lhcothe Huntington Justin Kellough Ch1lltcothe Huntington Matt M11ier Chllhcothe Zane Trace Scott Huffer Williamsport Westfall Tyler Cobb Williamsport Westfall Alstan Carter Ironton Chns Brown South Po1nt Adam Bare Coal Grove Dawson Bryant Kyie Rase Chesapeake Jordan Carter Portsmouth Nate Cadogan Portsmouth Sean Childers M1nlord Evan Pnce Mmford Seth Cowgill Wheelersburg Gary Salyers Wheelersburg Bo W1lson McDeHno11 Northwest Boyce Jordan West Portsmouth Portsmouth West Nathan Brandenburg West Portsmouth Portsmouth West Zach Call Lucasv1lle Valley Zach Hednck Albany Alexander Brant Day Stewart Federal Hockmg Jay Edwards Nelsonville YOf'k Crag Staggs West Unaon Cody Beucler Sard1ma Eastern Brown Casey Love Oak Hill Corey Farmer Oak H11l Robert Stegbauer Lynchburg Clay M1cah Pfalzg raf Belpre Brade Wallace Peebles Kra1g Unger Seaman North Adams Curt1s Bolton Seaman North Adams Just1n M11ter Wellston DIVISION IV FIRST TEAM Jeremy Mcleod Latham Wester n 6 1 sr 23 6 Michael Humphrey Willow WOOd Symmes Valley 6-6 sr 21 9 Josh Campbell South Webster 60 sr 18 7 Dustin McCombS Crown City South Gallm 6 1 sr 1a 6 Tim Pettit Richmond Dale Southeastern 6 2 sr 13 0 Dustin Householder Corn1ng M•ller 5 11 Jr 20 1 Aobb1e BarneH Mowrystown Whiteoak 6 1 sr 19 0 DJ Cunningham Waterford 6-8 so 12 0 Player ot the year Jeremy Mcleod Latham Western Coach ollhe year Phil Howard latham Western SECOND TEA M M1chael Basedow Ironton Sl Joseph 6·2 sr 13 5 Kent Robmson Portsmouth C lay 6 4 sr 13 4 MIChael Mullins Portsmouth Notre Dame 6·4 sr , 14 o Trav•s McCarty Crown City South Ga\lta 58 sr 15 0 M1chaet White Latham Western, 5-10 sr 13 5 Man Skaggs RIChmond Dale Southeastern 6-6 sr 11 0 John Slone Beaver Eastern 5 t t sr t 3 5 THIRD TEAM Chad Harvey Ironton 51 Joseph 6-2 so 13 4 Kyle Meadows Willow Wood Symmes Valley 6-4 sr 13 Ei Nathan Patten Franklin Furnace Green 6 1 sr 15 1 Ryan Fenton South Webster 6 3 sr 10 5 Col'b1n Sellers Racme Southern 6-1 sr 12 3 JOJdan Kibler Mowrystown Wh teoak 5 11 sr 15 3 Gary Tornes Watertord 63 Jf 13 2 HONORABLE MENTION Darnck Beaver Crown City South Gallia Patrick Johnson Racine Soulhern Kyle Rawso n ReedSVIlle Eastern Cory Kellough Rtchmond Dale Southeastern Kyle Prater R ichmond Dale Soulheastern ian Ke lley Franklin Furnace Green Brad Howard South Webster Nathan WLihams Sc•otov1Ue Commumty East Ty~ r Mault Sc10tOV1IIe CommuOIIy East M1chae1 Salisbury Glenwood ~ew Boston Josh Holbrook Glenwood New Boston Justin Craft Portsmouth Clay Atex Dav•s Portsmouth Notre Dame Mark Chnstman Glo uster Trimble Andrew McKay Leesburg Fa•rtlek:t Kade West Manchesler Derek Hoge Waterford Wednesday, March 7, 2007 COLUMBUS (AP) Taver Johnson , an assiS tant head coach and defenstve coordmator at Mtamt (Ohto) th e past two years, ha s been ptcked as Ohto State"s new cornerbacks coach, the sc hool s.ud Tuesd.ty Johnson had t.tken a JOb as detenstve hne coach m:rtbune - Sentinel - l\e CLASSIFIED wtth the Oakland Ratders after last 'edson but gave that up tor the posttton w tth the B udeyes A nauve of Ctncmnall and a Wtttenberg gradu,ue, Johnson replaces Ttm Beckman, who left Ohto State to become detenstve coordtnator at Oklahoma State Galli a County OH Matta from Page Bl school record w tth 27 vtcto n es, whtle l osmg JUSt three The Buckeyes ' stand o ut center Greg Oden was named Freshman o! the Year alter leadtng the l eague tn reboundtng and blocked shob District from PageBI Rtver Vall ey's lone representatt ve was semor Kav Ia Smuh, who made honorable men!ton 111 DtvlSlon Ill Eastern and South Gallta were the o nly loc,11 gtrls teams to fimsh wuh wm· mng records The combmed record of the stx OHSAA schools m Galha and Metgs counttes was 43-84 On the boys stde tn Dtvtston IV, McCombs was JOllled on the squad by sharp-shooter Travts McCarty, who averaged 15 pomts and landed a spot on second tea m Dernck Beaver made honorable mentto n for the Rebels Corbm Sellers was the leader o t a Southern club that more than doubled tts wm total from la st year, plus won a sectiOnal game He w as rewarded wuh a spot on the Dtvt ston IV thtrd team wtth a 12 3 ppg aver.tge Teammate Patnck Johnson was named honorable mentiOn Kyle Raw son, Eastern "s leadmg reboundmg and one of u s top scorers, al so made honorable mentton Undoubtedl y. the tough· est team to make W<IS m boys Dt vtston II, whtch mcluded state Player of the Year Dante Jackson of Greenfield McClam Jay me Haggerty of Galha Academ) earned a spot on the seco nd team after leadmg the Blue Devtls to a wmn m g season ( 13-9). desptte tacmg one of the toughest schedules m the dtstnct. H aggerty, a semor, averaged 12 6 potnts per game for coac h Jtm Osborne's club Other Blue Devtls Jeff Golden and Davtd Ruml ey made honorable menuon Semor Davtd Poole and sophomore Enc Tolar ot Metgs were both honorable men!ton sel ectiOns The Marauders v. on ft ve games tht s season , and was tn m any o thers, .tft er v.tnntng JU St once all ot last year Rtver Valley's Bryan Morrow. who scored 15 4 potnts on .ner.tge tor the Ratders thts season, made the DtvtsJOn Ill thtrd team Teammates Ja son Jones and Ryan Henry were both hon orable mentton selecttons. classtlted@mydatlytnbune com aa a bidder with the Architect No more than two (2) sets of documents wtn be furnlshed each General Contractor or one (1) set Mechantcat and Electrical Contractors Any BIDDER, upon returning the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS tn good condllion wtthln ten (10) days after the date of opening bids, wtn be refunded tne payment. and any nonbidder upon returning tho CONTRACT DOCU· MENTS wMt be refund· od $50 00 There wtll be a non-refundable postage ond handling fee for any documents matted to Contractors by forwarding a oeparate check tn tho amount of $20 00 payable to the An:hHect lor eech set of documonto malted. Blddert, other that General, Mochanlcol or Electrical Contr1cton, moy obtain CONTRACT DOCUMENTS at the coat of printing and hondttng. See FmHA tnatructton 1942-A (tlllchad In Project M1nual) lor INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS Tho Ownor r11orv11 the right to wetve any lnformolttyorlrregutortty tn ony Bid or Btdo and to rojtclony or 111 blda In wholo or tn p11rt, to retect t Bid not eccamp11nted by the requtlld bld -urtty or by other dati required by the Bidding Documents; to reject ony conctttlon at tr., Bid by the B-r that te tn any way lnconolllont with the requlremente, Ierma ond . , . . . - . ol the Bidding Documonto; or to Nject oBkltllllll tn any .., Incomplete or trreguter and tword the t<Niboct blit ond altenlelll In any mon-the 0wn1r belltYII to be In their -ln111rtol. The tow respon- alve bidder and Ill subcontractors mual poy minimum wage rat11 aa determined by Davls·Bacon or state prevailing wage ratoo as determined tn Sect1on 4115.06, Ohio Rovlaed Code lor Meigs County Ohio, whichever ts higher Contractors must be ttcensed by the State Contractor's Ltcenslng Board All SUbcontracton shall be llcenoecl contractor's clallijlcatton as required by work being performed A Mandatory Pre·Bld Conference wttl be hold In meeting room locate at 238 Weal Matn Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, to scheduled for Mtrch 14, 2007, at 10 00 am An authortzod employee of the General Contractor ohatlattend to familiar· directed from sold court tn lho above enlltted action. 1 witt oxpoaa to aate at pubtic aucllon on the front alepa of the Meigs County Court House on Friday, Aprtt 6th, 2007 at 10 a m., oloald day, the following described real estate· Situated In the Township of Lebanon, County ol Metga and State of Ohto and bounded and described as follows Being 1 part of 25 acre +i- tract ao record In ParcellWo 11 Tract No. one of Deed recorded tn Deed Book 302, Page 593, Meigs County Recorder'• Office, Melga County, Ohto; also being a port of Section 20, Townohtp 3 north, Range 11 Welt, Lebanon Townohtp, Metgo County, Ohto, tze and more particularly lhomoelveo with the deocrtbed 11 followa: project location, one Beginning 11 a potnl condtttana and ather being the lntereoctton relevant lnfarmotton of the oouth line ol Should any oald 25 +1- tract and Blddlr fill to attend, centtrttne of Townthlp they wilt NOT be con- Aotd 1138 Thonco otderod 1 quotlfted otong utd oouth ttne contractor to aubmtl 1 North 92 Dig . 22 Mtn. bid Allor the ached- 41 Sec wee! pautng uted ctoatng ttrne tor thru 1 518 Inch ptn 1111 receipt of Blda, no ltd ot a dlotenco of 20 00 may be wlthdrtwn for 1 feet end gojng 1 tote! period of nlntay (!10) dtotanceof25406feet dayo to 1 518 Inch Iron ptn C o m m u n I I y Ill, thence lelvlng t m p r o v e m • n 1 oouth ttna north 07 Corporation Dtg 37 Min. 18 Sec Metgo County eta! t dtotonco of Pomeroy, Ohio 30t.251Mt to 1 518 Inch Perry Y1madoe, Iron pin til, !honea Director south 86 Dtg. 2t Mtn. (2) 21, 28, (3) 7 It Sec. 1111 pautng thru o 518 Inch Iron pin HI tt I dlatonct of Public Notice 271.12 feet going o lOIII dlltence of 283.65 Shtrllf Salel '-' to o point In the Ctae No. 06CV141 centerline of oatd Horlll Nottonot Bonk townohlp ""'d 1138; Ptolnttll thoncl llong uld conYo. tertlnt the lottowlng Tlmolhy L Bill II at three coureto, (1) Delendanto Court of South 04 Dig. 56 Mtn. Cmlmon Plelo, 54 Sec weotadlatence Mllgo County, Ohio. of 44.20 feet too polnl· In p~rouanco of 1n (2) South I 0 Deg 43 ordor of sale to me Mtn 20 Sec weal a dlo- • lance ol68.31 feet to a point: (3) South 14 Deg 45 Min 41 Sec. weal a dlatonce of 216 92 feet to the prtnclpal point of beginntng containing 2 00 +1-. SUbject to all legal easements end rights of way. Bearings were derived from magnetic taken February 1g, 1991 The above description waa prepared from an actual survey made on the t 9th day of February, t 1191 by C Thomaa Smtih, Ohto Professional Surveyor 16844. The above described 2.00 +1- tract being part of the following parcel, being Parcel Two of Tract One ol dood recorded In Vol 302, page 593, Meigs County Deed Recorda Being In Section No 20, Town No 3. At"9e No. 11, of Dhlo Company'a Purchase and bounded as falIowa, to-wit· Beginning eight rocto north of the soulhweol comor of oald Section, thonce north ftlty (50) rodo, thence 1111 eighty (80) rode thence eouth IHty (50) rocto thence Wilt eighty (80) rocta to the ploco of beginning, containing twonty·flve (25) ocreo, more or 1111 Excapttng tho coalllld a. .heH of the oil, gu 1nd ather mlnertlo unclet oala 26 IClt pereel, It reurvld In prior deodo Expecting tht reel ttltlo convoyed to Borneo Ray Phalpa by deod dllod November 24, 1993 ond recorded In Vol 338, Page 445 of Metga County Diad Recorda. Reference Deed Vol 239, Page 511, and Vol. 87, Page 379, Metgo County Official Recorda Auditors Parcel No. 07-00971 001 Property Address 32361 DeWitt Run Rd , K.••••-.. Long Bottom, OH 45743 Also a 1988 Clayton Mobile home t.D. 144900, Ohto CertHicato of Title 15300121702 Current Owner. Timothy Batt ot at Appraloed at $15,000 00 (land), $1000 00 (traitor) Ierma of sale Can not be aotd for leu than 213rdo of tho appraised value.10 percent down on day of sale, cash or certified check, bal· ance due on conflrma· lion of oate Tho appraisal did Include an Interior examination of tho houao Robert E Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff Attorney for the PlalntiH LIHlo Sheela and Warner, 213 E 2nd, Pomeroy, OH 45769, 740.992·6&89 (2) 28, (3) 7,14 Public Notice Sheriff Sateo Caae No. 06CV067. FCI National Funde tt LLC. Ptotnttll Vt. Dartt T1y1or 11 at Dlltndlnte Court at Common P-, Melge County, Ohio. In pur1uance of 1n order ol 11lo to mo directed from uld In the ebovo onltlled ectton, I wttt txpoee to ute II public auction on the lion! • • of the Metga County Court Houu on Frldoy, Aprtll, 2007 11 10 a.m , at oatd cloy, the followtng dlocrlbtd rtat Illite Sttuated tn 1ht Vtttoge of Pomeroy, County of Metgo, ond tn the Stele ol Ohto: Being known and cloecrtbed on 1 map of Lincoln Hatghta, m~ 'be Br-• I Carper, Aegtotered Civil E"9lnaera, Huntington, WY dated October 17, 1942 a copy of which was filed In the Office Pw.al.. ll ~ r.....c.a.l ~~s 1•-. l"'e""' ,._.l'"_.• ••:.~r H. a>..,II"V t!Or<a!!•l ..._lwl•• ••• .......... ,._..- of the Racorder of Metga County, Ohto, on the 17th of December 1942, recorded tn Plat Book 3, Pages 43,44 as Lot 51. And being more partie· ularly deacrlbed ao lottows· Beginning at a point In the Welt line of Lincoln Road, at tho corner between Loto 50 and 51 ao shown on uld map, Thence wtth sold line of Lincoln Road, S. 27 degrees 36 Inches East 50 feet, Thence with the tine between Lots 50 and 52, S 62 degree• 24 Inches West 200 feet; Thence N 27 degrees 36 feet West 50 feet, Thence wtth ttne between said Lola 50 and 51, N 62 dag010s 241nchea E 200 feel to the place of beginning PPN. 16-00515 Prior Deed Rolorancos: Vol 94, Page 279 Current owner Dorta Taylor 81 at Property at 1624 Lincoln Httt, Pomeroy Ohio 45768 Approllltd at $15,000.00 tormo of oate: Connot be aold for 1111 thin 213rda of the opprolted volut Ton percent down on day of ute, c11h or certlltld check, bittnce due on confirm• tton of oole The apprlllll did tnctudl an tnleflor oxamtnottan of the ho-. Robert E Beegle, Metga County Shertll Attorney lor the Plotntlfl Dovld W Cliffe, 525 VIne St., Sutte 800, Ctnctn..tt, Ohio 45202. (513) 723-2200 (2) 28, (3) 7, 14 Public Notlca Sheriff Sa teo Caoo No 06CV158 GMAC Mortgage Corp Plaintiff Vs Harlow Willis et al Dlfendanta Court of Common Plelo, Meigs County, Ohio ' In pursuance of an order of sale to me directed from sold tn the above en111lod action, t wtn expose to sate at public aucllon on tho front stops of the Metgs County Court House on Fnday, April 6, 2007 at 10 a m , of said day, the follow· tng described real estate: All that certain t,ract or parcel of land, sllualoct. tying and being In the Vtllaga of Pomeroy, County ol Metgs, State of Ohio and being known and designated on a map of Lincoln Heights, mode by Breeca r. Carper, registored engineers, Huntington, WV, dated October 17, 1942, a copy of whtch was recorded tn the office of the recorder of Meigs County, Ohio, December 17, 1942, and recorded tn Plat Book No 3, Page 43 and 44, ao Lot No. 46, and being mora partieutarly doocrlbed ao loltowo Bagtnntng 11 a point tn the South tint of Lincoln Ro1d at the corner b e - toto 45 and 46 11 lhown on oald mop, thance w~h the oatd Ltnooln Road South 13 Dig f feet Ell! 50 teet, thonco wHh the ttne - n to.t 46 and 47, oouth 26 Dig. ntne feet w11t 200 '-!, thence north 13 Dtg. 51 lftt Will lor feet, thence with the ttne betweon oatd to.t 45 1nd 46 north 21 Deg nino feet eut 200 feot to the point of beginning Current Owner Harlow Wtttla 11 at Property at 1634 Lincoln Hilt, Pomeroy, OH 45769 PPJ11Hl1866.000 Prior references VoL 89, page 405 Appraloed at $17,500.00 terms ol oate· Can not be sold lor tess than 213rds of the appraised value (304) 675-1333 YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED a Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUNTV, OHIO Accounta and vouchera of the following named fiduciary hat been flied tn the Probate Court, Metga County, Ohio for approval ond little· rnent ESTATE NO. 26801The Flrtt Account Created by llllm VI, Sub Item F of thtWIII of Ernttt A Wingett, Deceolld. . Unlttt excaptton1 are flied thallta, oald eccountwtnbellllor hoorlng before uld Court on the 7th day of Aprtt, 2007, 11 which ttmo uld tccount will bl conotdlred 1nd conttnuld from day to day until rtn1try diiPGMd ot. Any f*IOAinltreoted may ltte written exception to 11ld ac0011nl or to motlore pertaining to the IXIcutlon of the trua~ not leu thon live day 1 prior to the dalt set !of hearing J S. Powell Judge Cammon Pteea Court, Probate Dlvtston Melgo County, Ohio (3) 7 Publlc.tlon Sund•y Dlaplay: 1 00 p m . Thuraday for Sund•Y• ' All ads must be prepaid' 6Jl • Start Your Ads With A keyword • Include Complete Desc:rtptlon • Include A Price • Avakl Abbrevlaltlont • lm:lude Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days *POLICIES• Ohlc 'IIIley Publtahl111J rtatrvtl tho right to tdlt, rojoct or cancel any ad at any time Errors Mu1t B td on tho fl of publication hi Tribono-Sentt wllt Rrr~G;;I\~EA;;W;;~. ;t; . .,l \\\Ill \t I \II \!-.. ·~--~ 1 or 8 PlastiC gallon Jars r r4 How you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads j ~~ 1 1m Borders$3.00/perad ~ Graphics 5()( for small $1 .00 for large Bu•ln••• Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. POUCI£8 0t1to Vllley Publtlnlng raetYM the right to ldlt. rttect. or cancel anv ld at 1ny Uml Errort must be r~tci on tnt tlrlt dly of TrtbuM-Serlttnei-Regleter will bli nt; n llble lot no mcn INn tM COli of tn. IPK'! occupllid by th. anOf •nd only the llrst lnaertlon We sh.lll any IOU Of e.11penu 1hlt r.-unt trom 1t1t puOiicatlon or omiMkN'I 01 lfl .ov.rtiMmeflt Correction will ba mNe In the lira! avalllbk edition Bo11: 1re aiWII')II canficlenl'-1 Cunwd rate i*G .,PIM All rMI ldWir1IMIMnll Ire &l.lbjeet to tM F.O.rll Fllr HaUling Act of 1168. _,.,.,.. , . ~only ~p Wlllt.d .S. EOE lll8ncianll W. wll not knowingly i1CWPt 1ny .w.r....ng In vlotltlon ol the I.W •tl• KIT & CARLYLE k•tncarfyle&comcaat YARD SALt:Po!\u:xov/Mwvu: net I Overbrook Rehab1i1tallon Center Is curren1ty accepMg applteatoos tor dietary aide Part hme posit1ons ava1lable Anyone mterested please pi<*. up an applicat1on at 333 Page Street Middleport OH E 0 E & a PartiCipant of the Drug Free Workplace Program wlltds (304~882 2436 Tuppers Plruns St Paul U M Ch basement sale 9 week old pups Half Ma1 9th 9am 7pm Mar Cocker Spamel 441 0941 10th 9am 2pm books d1sh ,...-----,..---::-- as lurn1ture clothmg and Part Shepard/Basset miSC 1tems Hound 2 year old Femakt WMn:o Good With kids caU 740 r 446 1972 B='~='!l==n roBU\ --- Absolute Top Dollar U S Part St Bernard 4 month old Silver and Gold Coms male Looks like St Bernard Proofsets Gold Am'i!S Pre Call740 446-4169 US Currency 1935 Solila~re Diamonds M T S Com Shop 151 Second Avenue Gall polls 740-446 2842 Found small reddistvbrown and black F dOg green COl Buy1ng Junk Cars Trucks & lar Wht spot on chest Wrecks Pay Cash J 0 housebroken 7 40 444 4406 Sa111age (304)773 5343 ~~:.;::.;. t (304)674 1374 rate car All RHI Eliot dvert111ment1 ar ubtect to tho Ftdorl olr Houalng Act o 968 This Found Redmond Ridge Ad Female Black Lab M111 p1nk collar \18ry well mannered (304)675 6116 (304)593 8615 to cla•m or take 388 OOt 1 ~ www com1ca com rib Clil 2007 by NEA. Inc MAKE MORE $$$$ lln.PWANJm AT INFOCISION Guitar Case (304 )882 2436 Found Something ol value 10 Gall1pol1s Call 446 261 1 ask tor Kelly ' I I{\ II I ' SENIOR CARE CENTER Los! Female Yellow Lab from the Waterklo RG Leon Wv area Family heartbro 1 Full hme and 1 part t1me ken She has no co nar tt pos1t10n 1n Gallla County found please call 304 415 Must have expenence m t~re 3122 or 304 421 2311 tnstallat1on and the ab1 llty to work unsuperviSed Please ema1l resume w1th rater ences and work h story 10 mlb1969@sbcglobal net :::::::::::::::: :::::.::::::::725 4x4'o For Sate . .··.: Announcement .. :: Anllquto. Ap~rtmentolor Rent Auction and Flea Market Auto Porto & Acce•aorloa Auto Repolr Autos for Sate . . Boote & Molarolor Sate Butldl"ll Suppllel Buolnell 1nd Butldlnga . .. Buolneao Opportunity..... . BuolMII Training Campers & Motor Hamoa. COmpl"9 Equipment ..••. Carda of Thanka. .. ........ Chtlti/Elderty Care Eloctrlcai/Aofrtgoratlon Equipment lor Rent......... Excavating Form Equipment Farmo for Rent Farm• tor Sale . •• Forleaae For Sate For Sale or Traclo Fruita & Vegetablea...... . Fuml1hed Rooma General Hauling Giveaway...... Happy Ado...... Hey & Grain Help Wanted Home tmprovemento.. 030 .530 440 080 760 no .710 750 550 340 .... 210 140 790 . 780 .•. 010 190 . 840 . ••. 460 830 610 ..... 430 ...330 490 565 590 .... 580 450 850 040 050 840 110 810 Homea lor Sale ..... 310 Household Goods Houoetlor Rent tn Memoriam .. 510 410 ..... 020 Insurance .. 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment LlVIIIOCk 660 630 Loat and Found lota & Acreage 060 350 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Merchandise Mobile Home Rapatr Mobile Homes lor Rent Mobile Homos tor Sale Money to Loan Motorcycles r. 4 Wheelero .. 170 540 860 420 320 220 740 Mualcallnatrumenta... . 570 Personals Peta tor Sale . Plumbing a Healing Prolaoalonal Servk:ea Aodto. TV & CB Repair Alit Eotete Wonted Schoolo lnatructlon Said , Plant r. Fertlllzor Stluatlono Wanted &pace lor Rent Sporting Goods... SUV'o for Sale Trucko lor Sale l)05 llplloillery Vane For Sate Wanted to Buy .. Wanted to Buy- Farm Supplleo -ToDo -lORen! vn Sa• Gotupollo Ylrd Sa•Porneroy/Mkklle Sa.._PI Plaaoant 560 820 230 160 380 150 650 120 480 520 720 715 ' 87G 730 060 620 160 470 072 074 076 Earn up to I \1 ! '1 tl\ \ II \. I CLASSIFIED INDEX Y""' ~-1 '------- Cctpll only hoi entad ada mMtl OEotondordo t lhllaw Buy•ng tunk ca rs Paymg from $50 $200 If no answer leave message 740- CASH Pad for JUnk cars & trucks $35$ 130 Call Cell Found Male white Great 1 304 8 12 1037 after 6pm Pyrenees Calt 740 441 (740)446 8955 9824 newep1pe 1:»~••• -· Ton percent down on day of sale, cash or certified chock, balance due on conflrma· lion of sale Tho apprataal dtd not Include an Interior examination of the house Robert E Beegle, Metgs County Sheriff Attornay lor the Platnttll· John D Clunk LPA, 5601 Hudaon Drive, Sullo 400, Hudaon, OH 44236 (2) 21, (3) 7, 14 Webs ties www mydatlytnbune cam www mydatlysenttnel cam www mydatlyregtster cam l\egister We will not knowl occept any actver isement In vlolatlo ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS RIO GRANDE UNIVER· SITY • RIO GRANDE COMMUNITY COL· LEGE Pomeroy, Oh1o C o m m u n 1I y I mpr ovement Corporallon. Owner Meigs County E c o n o m 1 c Development Olltco Melgo County Ohto 238 West Matn Street Pomeroy, OhiO 45769 Separate sealed BIDS for the conatruct10n of the one-story Rio Grinde Community College building and related site work and major elements of tho work All propoaato muot be mode on a lump sum beats on forma provided. P._alo wllt be -Ived by the Owner at, Molgo County E c o n o m t c 1 Development office, 238 Weot Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, on March 22, 2007 II 2 00 P.M., LPT (loc1t prevot~ IIIli time), at which time and piece ott bldl wttl bepubtlclyopeneclllld reod llloud. Propoaola -lved Iller !hit dllo and time witt nat be ICctpttd. Bkldefa 1re Invited to attend. Contrtct document• areonftlollthealllcet of Owner, Jerry Goff, An:httecture, 100 Fire! Avenue, St. Alblnt, WY; Ohto Contrector't Alloclotlon, 1313 Dublin Rood, Cotumbua, Ohio; F. W Oodge Pl1n Room, 1175 Dubttn Rood, Columbuo, OH, 432151073, ParkersburgM1rtett1 Contrectoro Alloclotlon, 4424B Emtroon Avenue, WY Parkersburg 26104. Documents may be obtained by Ganer11, Mechanical ond Eteclrlcol Contrecfon upon poymen! by chock In the omounl of S200 00 tor eech 111 of documents ond lhall be on recon1 In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS YOUR AD E-mail Jotmn g Tucker and Oden on the ftrst AII - Btg Ten teams chosen by both medta and coaches are conlerence scortng le.tder Adam Haluska of Iowa and Mtchtgan State's Drew Neitzel Ftlltng out the coaches' squ.td was Purdue "s Carl Landry "htle the medta went wtth another Ohto State freshman, Mtke Conley Jr The Daily Sentinel ·Page 93 • Johnson new OSU cornerbacks coach For _fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! .,..-.. -.-....- H.luh• tc.• www.mydailysentlnel.com 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assemble cralts wood items To $480/wk Matena ls pro111ded Free InformatiOn pkg 24 Hr 801 428 4649 Due to mternai promot1ons Holzer SeniOr Ca re Center has a lull hme ma1ntenance pos1t1on available Must be self motivated 1nd1v1duat have electncal and plumb ng expenence and be fam111ar w1th HVAC If you are Interested 1n a nurs•ng home ma1n1enance pos1hon w•th great benefits and would like to be a part ol a res•dent cara onen \ed nurs ng lac1hty please stop by and see us at 380 Colo111al Dnve B•dwelt OhiO 45614 740 446 5001 Equal Opportumty Employer An Excellent way to earn money The New Avon Call Manlyn 304 882 2645 Elec /Controls Eng•neer Ill Pro111de expert•so 1n alec AVON • All Ar east To Buy or des1gn hardwa re specs Sell Sh1rley Spears 304 ASLog1x & RSV 1ew h1gh 875-1429 speed data acquisitiOn ~lee BENNIGAN S Is Now Hlnng lor Hosts and Servers Apply 1n pe rson at Po1nt Pleasant LOCatiOn JF-'!!""";;='':!"'""""'il Controller Newspaper publisher seeks a Reg•onal COI'llrOIIer to work ou t ol Portsmouth OH Responsible for multiple locallans Including financial controls and statements Internal reports budgeting and specaal proJects Pnor newspaper expenence a def1n1te plus Submit resume and salary reqwements to resume@ hea rtlandpubh cat1ons com Co unter Sales Person Apply Pomeroy Auto Parts 119 W Second 51 Pomeroy Oh10 Do you want to work at an Innovative salon that offe rs tM best compensation/ben elliS package 1n the area? 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buslneu Ragmnal Hauls Oump OIV www gal ipoltsa~.reertOIIege com .t.cc:redned 1.1amber Accredllmg CouflCII klr lnO&pendllnt Coi~Vgu and Scllools 1ll48 t' 6 Ml'O:U.ANEillN I Seasoned f11e wood Oak and H1ckory spl1t You haul or I haul Take CAA& HEAP 740 949 2038 r~~ 1 'f~ 11\\\11\1 ,.ea• OTR venhable exp Ca I 1 SCJ0.462 9365 ask lor Kent A LIHie bit of country II In tM city' story s on Appro~ 5 1m1 From GAHS 3 5BA Formal LA Fo,.moll DA Full K•lchen Room 3 S1t11ng II ~:;::1 2 Gas Flfeplaces II gas & electriC) 2 Garage 3 5 fenced acres over look ng 1 Creek 1 a spht ra1led fence a barn wtlh hay loft Back yard fenced 1n for any pets to run/play A so Hot Tub and deck behind house Rental House Avaull;•blEo Next Door tor Income (Extra 1ncluded m pr1ce) House 4 100 sq Rental Home 1 BOO sq Ask1ng $360 000 Call (740)441 1605 for II n Recephomsl for busy Internal Med1c1ne practtce needed 1mmed~atety bnng resume to P4easant Valley Develop yOur 4X6 pnnt for only $ 09 Great g•ft deas Hosp11al Su•te 212 and mo re Free 10 JO n V1s t www photomaJC pl us net AS IS 2 bdrm renta proper ty fiJCer upper 19 500 FIRM 2013 Mad1son A11e Lol 1n Har11ord 11 11 acres 3 000 FIRM 50JCI20 lot 1n West Immed iate Open1ngs ,---.~~~-.., Columb1a 1 000 FIRM $7 48/hr •NOTICE• Interested parties only call OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH 304 675 1911 after 7pm Wackenhut Corp has lNG CO recommends 1mmed opemngs 1n the Gall1pol1s area Must have that you do busmess w1th people you know and Attent•on 1 H S 01p or GED clean NOT to send money Local company otter 1g NO pohce record and a valid through the ma 11unhl you DOWN PAYMENT pro D L Interested apphcanls ha'l'e mvest1gated the ~ rams !01 you 10 buy yo u1 please call M F 74D-925 oHer 1ng hOme mstead ot renting Security Officers 3015 EOE MIFIDN ';;::::;::::==~ 1111 MONEY :::lO:l..o:AN::~ ~ **NOT I£ IE** Borrow Smart Contact the Oh1 0 D v•s•on of F1nanc1al lnst1tut•on s Off1ce of Consumer Affairs BEFORE you ref1 nance your home or obta•n a loan BEWARE ol requests lor any arge advance payments ol tees or msurance Call the Off1ce of Con sumer Affaus toll free at 1 866278 0003 to learn 11 the mortgage broker or tende r 1s properly l1 censed (Th1s s a publ c serv1ce announce ment hom the Oh•o Valley Pubhshmg Company) 304 548 6900 Attn Las Put1111011 The V1llage Of A10 Grande IS tak1ng appl•cat1ons tor the pos1t100 ol part t1me pollee oH1cer TwQ years ex pen ence IS req-wred ApplicatiOns can be p eked up at the A10 Grande MuniCipal Bwld1ng Monday Fr day 8 30AM until 4 30PM Apphcal•ons are due back to the Mun c1pal Mobile Home set up serv c Bu1 ld1ng by noon on es w1ndows doors steps & supplies (304 )391 5863 Monday March 13 2007 located 1n N1tro Truck Dn11ers CDL Class A TURNED DOWN ON ReqUired m1n1mum ot 5 years dnv1ng exp 2 yrs SOCIAL SECURITY ISS!? Exper ence on No Fee Unless We W•n' Overde•mens1onal loads 1 888 582 3345 Must have good dr1vmg I~\ \I I -..I \I I record Earn up to $2 000 weekly For app~callon Call (304172 2 2184 M F WarehOuse Must have a vahd dnver s license Reqwrements 1nclude ability t& lift 501bs operate a stan dard transmiSSion llehlcle operate a lorkllft an SOfW computer Skills 30om 4pm AppliCations available at RR Wanted Direct Superv1s1on 1 Box 332 Pt Pleasant or at any Fruth Pharmacy store emp~C~Vees to oversee male Pabent Actvoc:ate- Galhpohs. youth 111 a staff secure reSI 1ocat1on OH & Point Pleasant WV clenllal enwonment Must Excellent Opportunity for tra1n1ng pass phys•cal self motivated energetic Ohto Valley Home Health requirement Pay based on profeSSIOnals with a d&slfe tnc Passport/Pr1vate Care expenence Cali \740)379 to help the unmsured to Dept t6 hmng CNA s 9083 between 9-3 Mon Fn obtam MedlcaldiSSA bene- STNA.s CHHAs. Per!IOI181 tits Hospital based wi1h Care Aides Compet1t1ve Window inltaUII n843ded growthlsuperVISOfY QPIX)r1u wages with benefits nlCiud- pay commensurate w1ttl mt1es Requ11es com mumca mg health msursnce dnd e11per1ence send resume t1onlcomputer skills m1!eage Apply at 1456 Quality Wmdow Systems H1ll Ad E~Ccellent pay benefits and Jacltson Pike Su1te 3 37700 K1ngs tra1nmg Fax Er~ca 877 268 Galhpolls or phone 740 Pomeroy Oh 45769 by March 15 2007 1999 441 9263 Looking for 9 pit reps Comm bOnuses car bonuses No salary Wk 5 IS hrs weekly $29 refundable start up cost 740 441 1982 Galhpolle Career Colklge (Careers Close To Home) Call Todayl 740.446 4367 18002140452 Avg Pay $20/hr or Wedding and Prom Gowns $57K annually to your order Including Federal Benefits Made Reasonable pnces 740 and OT PaLd Tra1mng 446 3502 VacatiOns FT /PT 1 800 584 t 775 Exl •8923 W1ll care for elderly Male or USWA Female 16 yrs experience A&J TRUCKING WLII do 11ght houseworll Lead1ng Tha Way laundfy and cook W1ll work RS.J Trucll:1ng oow H11 ng al Ollr 2r.di'3rd shift or 24 5s 740 New Havsn WV Term111al For 388 9783 or 74Q-591 9034 Seeking applicants to f11ithe pos1t1on of field mecha01c and shop mechanic two poS111ons available Oav•s Bacon payscale for the l1eld position and a company •ssued mechantcs true!~. Shop pay will be dependent on quahffcat•ons Fax resumes to Now H1 nng Fruth Pharmooy Corporate Off1ce Temporary Data Entry PoSition Must have excellent computer skills Typ1ng familiarity w1th M1crosott Off1ce (Word E;w;ce l) phone sk1lls and ability to get along with oth ers tn a busy work enwon men! P!ease apply at Fruth Pharmacy RR 1 Box 332 {next to the Armol)' ~ Point Pleasant WV HOI\ru; 1011 So\U Buckeye H1lls Care{lr Center IS now acceptmg applica All Types Masonry Bnck tiOOS for part hme subitrtule Block Stone Free Est1mate custod•ans all shifts !304)77:)..9550 304 593 Contact the 8421 Supen ntendents OH1ce at 740-245 5334 EOE Georges Portable Sawmill don t tlaul your Logs to the POST OFFICE Nfm Mill JUSt call 304 675 1957 HIRING Mountll,_ Grading Co Now Hinng Fruth Pharmacy Loa~l __. . . SI;HOOLS fNo.·nuiCilON 8 r D HoMES t...-oiltii'ORiitiii SALE iiiiii-,.l 0 Down even wtth less than perfect credit IS a"a•lable on th1s 3 bedroom I bath hOme Corne• lot t1rep ace modem kitchen 1acu2z• tub Payment around $550 per month 740 367 7129 2+ acres w1th 2 3 bedroom 1 bath pantry ut llty room carport large metal out t>Lulding with storage room Cot1enli Ad 2 m1les out of Harrlsonv lie on hard lop road [740 )992 7681 100 01 o flll8flCing Less than perfect credn accap1ed Payment could be the same as renl Mortgage Locators (740)367 "9"0 Cheap er than rent1 Updated 3 Br 1 bath home w1th newer furnace water heater plumbmg and electnc $27 500 Call Sa 1dy Coll 1ns So e & Bloom Realt ors a1 740 :J9 t 9202 to vtew No land contracts All real ••W• &dverti•mg ln this newspaper 111 au b)&Ct to the F9deral Fan Houamg Act of 1968 which makes 11 Illegal to advertiH any preference Uml1atlon or dllcrlmlnatlon based on race cotor reltglon se)C lamtlial ttatua or nattonel ongln or any Intention to make any such prelerenee lim1tatlon or diSCtlmtn&tiOn ThtS newspaper will not knowmgly accept &dverl1semenls tot real eatate whch l1 ln violatton ol the lew Our readers ,,. hereby Informed that all dw ..lings ltdverttsed In this newspaper are avaUatMe 01 an equal opportunity t&aua. Cot.mtry setting New Haven area 4BR Home 2 800 sq f1 2 acres Hardwooa 1oors lnground pool SI 48 500 Senous tnQ U r es only (304)674 5921 or [304)593 887 1 GALLIPOLIS home 3bd 3INt Muat Sell Faat' ~ ~ avalleble For loca ltaUnga call 800-551- 4109 lf254 �_Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March 'J, 2007 www .mydailysentinel.com 2006-07 Southeast Distrid 2006-07 Southeast Distrid Boys BaskelbaU Team Girls.Basketball Team DIVISION I FIRST TEAM JessiCa Hams Logan 5 11 I' 14 7 Jamte McKttnck Manetta 5 10 sr 9 5 Player ol the year Jess•ca Harns logan HONORABLE MENTION Bre Oa111S Manerta Car1ssa Bosch Logan Knsten Cassady Logan DIVISION II FIRST TEAM Casse Mogan C rclevtlle 59 I' 16 3 Andrea Anderson Ctrclevtlle Logan Elm 58 sr 17 1 Megan Lee Chtlhcothe 5 7 l' 11 1 Katie McMahOn Washmgton Court House Washmgton 5 9 sr 16 3 Samantha Leach Washmgton Cour t House Mtamt Trace 5 9 sr 17 5 Megan Owtngs McArthur Vtnlon County 5 11 sr 13 5 Player ol the year Samantha leach Washmgton Court House M•amt Trace Coach of the yea r CtrciEMIIe Steve Kalinoski SECOND TEAM Lacey Reedy Ctrclevtlle 5 7 sr 10 4 Brtnany Ell on Galltpolts Galha Academy 5 5 sr 12 7 Hannah Day Chtlhcothe 5 11 so 11 1 Knst1n Cozzens Vmcent Warren 6 0 sr 14 4 Lauren Johnson Wash1ngton Court House M1am1 Trace 5 4 sr 13 5 Ca111e Hunter Washmgton Court House Washmgton 5 5 sr 8 7 Rebecc a Puckett McArthur V nton County 5 10 tr 12 0 TH IRD TEAM Lacey Elt ot1 C1rc leV1IIe Logan Elm 5-6 Jr 7 8 KaTie Hammond Greenfl81d McClain 57 fr 14 8 Cara Gr1ppa Athens 5 10 sr 14 5 Cat1e Wolfe Pomeroy Me1gs 5 4 so 13 8 Mallory Brooks V1ncent Warren 5 7 so 12 2 Brandl Pugh Lancaster Fa1rf1eld Umon 6 0 sr 12 4 Ton D1xon McArthur Vmton County 5 3 fr 14 7 HONORABLE MENTION Ryann Lesl e Gallipolis Gall a Academy AI9)CIS Ge1ger Gallipolis Galha Academy Meghan Clelland Pomeroy Me1gs All Dav1s Greenf10ld McClain Katelyn Kalmosk1 Circleville Kat1e Hupp C~rclev•lle logan Elm Jann Wasch Jackson Hannah Hilliard Hillsboro Dame!le Fnes Vmcent Warren Mana McDonald Washmgton Court House Washington Jenna Cobb Washmgton Court House M1am1 Trace Ashley Bope Lancasler Fa1r11eld Un1on DIVISION Ill FIRST TEAM Mand1 8oyk1n Ironton 5 4 sr 13 4 Sarah RlJCI(er Chesapeake 28 0 Chelsea Mark~ns Coal Grove Dawson Bryant, 5 a sr 1a a Lyd1a Bndenbaugh Ct'lliiiCOthe Huntington 5 10 Jr 20 3 Ke11ee Guthne Albany Alexander 5 1 sr 16.8 Megan Edwards Nelsonville York 5- 11 sr 17 7 Kara Cayton Minford 5 3 Jr 13 5 Anana Bowles Sardm1a Eastern Brown 5 9 Jr 16 5 Lacey Adkins Oak Hill 6 0 sr 14 3 Players of the year Mandt Boykm Ironton Ktnlee Guthne Albany Alexander Coach ot the year Doug Ha~ Oak Hill 6-3 sr o SECOND TEAM JeSSICa Waddle Ironton 5-9 Jr 17 4 Shayna Cox ChilliCOthe Zane Trace 58 sr 16 0 Magg.e Cooper Ba1nbndge Pa1n1 Valley 5-9 sr 17 1 Jam• Turnll Albany Alexander 5 10 sr 13 1 K•m KUne Nelsonv•lle-York 5-6 so 15 6 Sarah SChmidt Wheelersburg 5 2 so i 2 5 Wendy Martin Lynchburg Clay 5 8 sr 17 9 Kaylm Marshall Oak H1ll 5 10 Jr 10 0 Sydney Damson Crooksville 5 9 Sf 20 0 THIRD TEAM Samantha Hall Coa l Grove Dawson Bryant 6 0 sr 15 Bobbl Harper Ironton Rock Hill 5-5 sr 13 3 Sarah Lee South Point 5 9 sr o 12 7 Dan1e1l e Hamngmn Chillicothe Zane Trace 56 sr 10 0 Jenmfer Bendolph Portsmouth 5 9 sr 15 5 Bnnany Bngner Minford 5 a sr 10 0 Candace Black Sard1n1a Eastern B1 own 5 7 sr , 10 0 Kar~ssa Adk1ns Oak H1il 5 8 " 93 HONORABLE MENTION Kayla Sm1th Chesh 1ra R1ve1 Valley Chandra Hoffman Ch1lhcolhe Zane Trace Kan G•bson ChilliCothe Hunungton Heather P1keton Wh1tney Hollon Bu rns Ba•nbridge Pa1nt Valley Lexy Staton Chesapeake Shea Berry Proctont•lte Fa~rtand Molly Bumgardner Proctorvlle Fa~rlanct Brooke Long Ironton Rock H II T Ann Mayo Sou th Pomt Sydnee Jordan Portsmouth Breslyn Ham s Minford Bntlany Hackworth McDer mott Northwest JessiCa Blanton Clay Wheelersburg Lamee Wheel e1sburg Samantha Graham Williamspor t Westfall Chloe Co ttrell Chillicothe Un•oto L1sa Meade Nelsonville York Wh1tney Sm•th Albany Ate)Cander Em•ly Dunlee Stewart Federal Hock ng lr s Butcher Stewart Federal Hockmg Kayla Shoemaker Peebles Ka•la Basford Seaman Nor th Adams Karla Moore Oak H1 I laura Greene Belpre Enn Sturg11t Wellston DIVISION IV FIRST TEAM T11fany BryanJ W1llow Wood Symmes Valley 5 11 sr 17 3 El sta Hall Franklin Furnace Green 56 s1 16 0 Kayla Cook South Webster 5 9 fr 22 3 Kayla W1ley Glenwood New Boston 5 6 so 19 0 Kaylee Helton Latham Western• 59 sr 31 0 Enn Weber Reedsvill e Eastern 5 10 sr 14 2 Kayla Se1p Mowrystown Whiteoak 5 11 Jr 15 8 S1na K1ng Waterford 5 10 fr 170 Player of the year Kaylee Helton Latham Western Coaches of the year Rachael Conell Glenwood New Boston Jerry Close Waterford SECOND TEAM Em1ly Bowling W11low Wood Symmes Valley 5 a Jr 18 6 Kristen Adams Portsmouth Clay 5 8 1r 14 0 Courtn1e Memtt Lucasville Valley 58 sr 12 5 Ashley Jordan Frankforl Adena 5 10 so 12 1 Kasey Turley Rac1ne Southern 6 0 fr 16 0 Amber Burton Manchester 5 10 sr 17 2 Jess• Drayer Waterford 5 5 so 14 0 THIRD TEAM Er1n Sherman South Webster 6 2 so 8 3 Alyx Jackson Portsmouth Clay 59 sr 10 0 Knsten Snyder Frankfort Adena 5 9 Jr 8 0 Kourtney t<1nmson Glouster T11mble 5 10 Jr 12 0 Kat1e Hayman Aeedsv1lle Eastern 58 tr 10 0 Nik1 Fulks Crown Ctty Souttl Gallla 5 5 1r 11 2 Katnna M•chael Mowrystown Whiteoak 5 7 sr 13 0 Bnttany Brown Waterford 5 10 so 11 0 HONORABLE MENTION J1ll1an Brann on Reedsville Eastern Janna Hupp Reedsville Eastern Jenmler Sheridan Crown C1ty South Galt1a Chelsea Canaday Crown C1ty Soulh Gallla Brlnany Helton Beaver Eas1ern Chelsea Howard Beaver Easlern Sara h Stratman latham Western Bnttany Leeson Richmond Dale Southeastern CBSI Coy Fr~nkfort Adena Lindsay Dresse l Ironton St Joseph Kayla Saunders W+llow Wood Symmes Valley Mallory White Portsmouth Clay Dam Summers Portsmouth Clay Bullany Weeks Por tsmouth Clay Kenssa Bennen Sc1otov•lle Commumty East C1erra Wnght Sc1otovllie Communtly Easl Tasha Buckley Glenwood New Boston Kat1e Hopkins Portsmouth Hartlage No tre Dame Kelsey Portsmouth Notre Dame Tabby Jenkins, Glouster Tnmble H1llary Bray Corn1ng Miller Jorctan Arbaugh Lucasv•Ue Valley T1ffany Wallace Waterford Jess1ca Denen Manchester DIVISION I FIRST TEAM Lucas Wright Logan 5 toot 11 jun+or 12 5 po1n1s per game Cory Knechbaum Manetta 5 9 sr 179 HONORABLE MENTION Tyler Preston Manetta Jon Ne" Logan DIVISION II FIRST TEAM Dante Jackson 26 2 Green held McClam 6 5 sr Anthony H1tchens Ch•l hcothe 5 9 Jr 1B 5 T m Congrove C•rclev•lle Logan Elm 5 10 so 18 5 T~rretl Cumberland Hillsboro 6 1 sr 20 3 Dustin Guthne McArthur Vmton County 6 5 1r 16 0 Player ot tho year Dante Jackson Green! eld McClam Coaches of the year Rtck VanMatre Greenf1eld McClam Matt Combs McArthur Vmton County SECOND TEAM Michael Howard Green! eld McCia1n 5 8 sr 6 7 Chns G vans Chillicothe 6 4 sr 11 6 Ray Chambers Chi llicothe 6 6 Jr 12 4 Jayme Haggerty Gall•pohs Galha Academy 6 1 sr 12 6 Andrew Stumbo Ironton Rock Hill 6 2 sr 14 4 Jerrod Albnght McArthur Vmton County 6 3 sr 15 0 Tre11or Walls Waverly 6 6 Jr 15 3 TH IRD TEAM Ale)C Wilson Washmgton Court House Washington 6 2 Jr 15 2 Jeremy Webster Greenf1eld McCia1n 6 2 Jr 12 9 Ryan Hoffman C ~r clevtlle logan Elm 6 0 sr 9 9 Cory Cooper C•rclev•lle 5 10 sr 16 0 Kendal Coleman Htllsboro 6-1 1r 10 0 Enc Henry McArthur Vmton County 5 11 sr 12 0 HONORABLE MENT ION Brad Bentley Alhens Kory Hartinger C1rtl9v1lle Chns Leasure C~rclev• lle Logan Elm Nathan Davenport Ironton Rock H1ll Just1n Htlton Waverly Andy Hellyer ChilliCothe UniOto Stu Beverly Chillicothe Garreu Tay lor Greenl•eld McClain Jen Golden Galhpolls Gatha Academy Da\18 Rumley Gallipolis Galha Academy Da\18 Poole Pomeroy Meigs Er~c Tolar Pomeroy Ma1g1!1 Ryan Borden Jackson Chr~s Pecketls V ncent Warren Enc Anderson V~neent Warren Corey Hooper VInCent Warren Ryan KniSley Washmgton Court House M1am1Trace DIVISION Ill FIRST TEAM Evan Garrett Stewart Fed eral HoOOng 6 0 sr 14 5 Josh Kellough Ch1lhcothe Huntington 6-1 Jr 19 0 Camden M1Jter Wheelersburg 6 7 sr 19 0 Drew Spradhn Wheelersburg 6-4 Jr 18 0 C had Miller Ironton 6 0 sr 13 5 Jeremy Benmngton West Umon 6 5 sr 16 5 Drew Copas Seaman North Adams 6 2 sr 17 5 Jordan Thor nhill Belpre 5 9 sr 22 0 Player ol the year Camden M1Uer Wheelersburg Coaches of the year Tom Barnck Wheelersburg Joe Butcher Stewart Federal Hock1ng SECOND TEAM Shea Lauder West Porlsmoulh Portsmouth Wes1 6 2 sr Josh Walter N alson ~n lte York 6 1 22 sr 20 Dylan G1vens Franldon Adena 6 1 sr 8 0 Kyle McGraw Mlntord 6 2 sr 18 0 Tyl er Shoemak&r lronlon 6 2 If 11 5 M1chael Lamb Proctorv•!le Fa~rland 6 4 so 18 3 Chase McWhorter South Pomt 6-4 sr 18 9 Jordan Cox' West UrMon 5·10 sr 16 3 THIRD TEAM Cody Chenault Chillicothe Zane Trace 6-5 sr 13 0 Bryan Morrow Cheshire A1ver Val~y 5 10 sr 154 AdamTate Stewart Federal Hockmg 6·0 sr 10 0 Man Demosky o o Albany AieKander 6..0 sr 18 6 Mt1n Mendenhall Ba1ntlridge Pam! Yalley 5 10 sr 16 7 Cole Hatf1eld Proc:torvtlle Fa1rland 6 1 so 11 9 MIChael Stapleton Chesapeake tHJ sr 14 5 Garland Stiltner Oak H11l 6 0 sr 14 5 HONORABLE MENTION Jason Jones Chesh11e RMII Valle~ Ryan Henry Chestllfe R iver Valle~ Cody Sm1th Piketon Clay Roll Frankfort Atlena Cory Vtckers Ch•lhcothe Huntington Justin Kellough Ch1lltcothe Huntington Matt M11ier Chllhcothe Zane Trace Scott Huffer Williamsport Westfall Tyler Cobb Williamsport Westfall Alstan Carter Ironton Chns Brown South Po1nt Adam Bare Coal Grove Dawson Bryant Kyie Rase Chesapeake Jordan Carter Portsmouth Nate Cadogan Portsmouth Sean Childers M1nlord Evan Pnce Mmford Seth Cowgill Wheelersburg Gary Salyers Wheelersburg Bo W1lson McDeHno11 Northwest Boyce Jordan West Portsmouth Portsmouth West Nathan Brandenburg West Portsmouth Portsmouth West Zach Call Lucasv1lle Valley Zach Hednck Albany Alexander Brant Day Stewart Federal Hockmg Jay Edwards Nelsonville YOf'k Crag Staggs West Unaon Cody Beucler Sard1ma Eastern Brown Casey Love Oak Hill Corey Farmer Oak H11l Robert Stegbauer Lynchburg Clay M1cah Pfalzg raf Belpre Brade Wallace Peebles Kra1g Unger Seaman North Adams Curt1s Bolton Seaman North Adams Just1n M11ter Wellston DIVISION IV FIRST TEAM Jeremy Mcleod Latham Wester n 6 1 sr 23 6 Michael Humphrey Willow WOOd Symmes Valley 6-6 sr 21 9 Josh Campbell South Webster 60 sr 18 7 Dustin McCombS Crown City South Gallm 6 1 sr 1a 6 Tim Pettit Richmond Dale Southeastern 6 2 sr 13 0 Dustin Householder Corn1ng M•ller 5 11 Jr 20 1 Aobb1e BarneH Mowrystown Whiteoak 6 1 sr 19 0 DJ Cunningham Waterford 6-8 so 12 0 Player ot the year Jeremy Mcleod Latham Western Coach ollhe year Phil Howard latham Western SECOND TEA M M1chael Basedow Ironton Sl Joseph 6·2 sr 13 5 Kent Robmson Portsmouth C lay 6 4 sr 13 4 MIChael Mullins Portsmouth Notre Dame 6·4 sr , 14 o Trav•s McCarty Crown City South Ga\lta 58 sr 15 0 M1chaet White Latham Western, 5-10 sr 13 5 Man Skaggs RIChmond Dale Southeastern 6-6 sr 11 0 John Slone Beaver Eastern 5 t t sr t 3 5 THIRD TEAM Chad Harvey Ironton 51 Joseph 6-2 so 13 4 Kyle Meadows Willow Wood Symmes Valley 6-4 sr 13 Ei Nathan Patten Franklin Furnace Green 6 1 sr 15 1 Ryan Fenton South Webster 6 3 sr 10 5 Col'b1n Sellers Racme Southern 6-1 sr 12 3 JOJdan Kibler Mowrystown Wh teoak 5 11 sr 15 3 Gary Tornes Watertord 63 Jf 13 2 HONORABLE MENTION Darnck Beaver Crown City South Gallia Patrick Johnson Racine Soulhern Kyle Rawso n ReedSVIlle Eastern Cory Kellough Rtchmond Dale Southeastern Kyle Prater R ichmond Dale Soulheastern ian Ke lley Franklin Furnace Green Brad Howard South Webster Nathan WLihams Sc•otov1Ue Commumty East Ty~ r Mault Sc10tOV1IIe CommuOIIy East M1chae1 Salisbury Glenwood ~ew Boston Josh Holbrook Glenwood New Boston Justin Craft Portsmouth Clay Atex Dav•s Portsmouth Notre Dame Mark Chnstman Glo uster Trimble Andrew McKay Leesburg Fa•rtlek:t Kade West Manchesler Derek Hoge Waterford Wednesday, March 7, 2007 COLUMBUS (AP) Taver Johnson , an assiS tant head coach and defenstve coordmator at Mtamt (Ohto) th e past two years, ha s been ptcked as Ohto State"s new cornerbacks coach, the sc hool s.ud Tuesd.ty Johnson had t.tken a JOb as detenstve hne coach m:rtbune - Sentinel - l\e CLASSIFIED wtth the Oakland Ratders after last 'edson but gave that up tor the posttton w tth the B udeyes A nauve of Ctncmnall and a Wtttenberg gradu,ue, Johnson replaces Ttm Beckman, who left Ohto State to become detenstve coordtnator at Oklahoma State Galli a County OH Matta from Page Bl school record w tth 27 vtcto n es, whtle l osmg JUSt three The Buckeyes ' stand o ut center Greg Oden was named Freshman o! the Year alter leadtng the l eague tn reboundtng and blocked shob District from PageBI Rtver Vall ey's lone representatt ve was semor Kav Ia Smuh, who made honorable men!ton 111 DtvlSlon Ill Eastern and South Gallta were the o nly loc,11 gtrls teams to fimsh wuh wm· mng records The combmed record of the stx OHSAA schools m Galha and Metgs counttes was 43-84 On the boys stde tn Dtvtston IV, McCombs was JOllled on the squad by sharp-shooter Travts McCarty, who averaged 15 pomts and landed a spot on second tea m Dernck Beaver made honorable mentto n for the Rebels Corbm Sellers was the leader o t a Southern club that more than doubled tts wm total from la st year, plus won a sectiOnal game He w as rewarded wuh a spot on the Dtvt ston IV thtrd team wtth a 12 3 ppg aver.tge Teammate Patnck Johnson was named honorable mentiOn Kyle Raw son, Eastern "s leadmg reboundmg and one of u s top scorers, al so made honorable mentton Undoubtedl y. the tough· est team to make W<IS m boys Dt vtston II, whtch mcluded state Player of the Year Dante Jackson of Greenfield McClam Jay me Haggerty of Galha Academ) earned a spot on the seco nd team after leadmg the Blue Devtls to a wmn m g season ( 13-9). desptte tacmg one of the toughest schedules m the dtstnct. H aggerty, a semor, averaged 12 6 potnts per game for coac h Jtm Osborne's club Other Blue Devtls Jeff Golden and Davtd Ruml ey made honorable menuon Semor Davtd Poole and sophomore Enc Tolar ot Metgs were both honorable men!ton sel ectiOns The Marauders v. on ft ve games tht s season , and was tn m any o thers, .tft er v.tnntng JU St once all ot last year Rtver Valley's Bryan Morrow. who scored 15 4 potnts on .ner.tge tor the Ratders thts season, made the DtvtsJOn Ill thtrd team Teammates Ja son Jones and Ryan Henry were both hon orable mentton selecttons. classtlted@mydatlytnbune com aa a bidder with the Architect No more than two (2) sets of documents wtn be furnlshed each General Contractor or one (1) set Mechantcat and Electrical Contractors Any BIDDER, upon returning the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS tn good condllion wtthln ten (10) days after the date of opening bids, wtn be refunded tne payment. and any nonbidder upon returning tho CONTRACT DOCU· MENTS wMt be refund· od $50 00 There wtll be a non-refundable postage ond handling fee for any documents matted to Contractors by forwarding a oeparate check tn tho amount of $20 00 payable to the An:hHect lor eech set of documonto malted. Blddert, other that General, Mochanlcol or Electrical Contr1cton, moy obtain CONTRACT DOCUMENTS at the coat of printing and hondttng. See FmHA tnatructton 1942-A (tlllchad In Project M1nual) lor INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS Tho Ownor r11orv11 the right to wetve any lnformolttyorlrregutortty tn ony Bid or Btdo and to rojtclony or 111 blda In wholo or tn p11rt, to retect t Bid not eccamp11nted by the requtlld bld -urtty or by other dati required by the Bidding Documents; to reject ony conctttlon at tr., Bid by the B-r that te tn any way lnconolllont with the requlremente, Ierma ond . , . . . - . ol the Bidding Documonto; or to Nject oBkltllllll tn any .., Incomplete or trreguter and tword the t<Niboct blit ond altenlelll In any mon-the 0wn1r belltYII to be In their -ln111rtol. The tow respon- alve bidder and Ill subcontractors mual poy minimum wage rat11 aa determined by Davls·Bacon or state prevailing wage ratoo as determined tn Sect1on 4115.06, Ohio Rovlaed Code lor Meigs County Ohio, whichever ts higher Contractors must be ttcensed by the State Contractor's Ltcenslng Board All SUbcontracton shall be llcenoecl contractor's clallijlcatton as required by work being performed A Mandatory Pre·Bld Conference wttl be hold In meeting room locate at 238 Weal Matn Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, to scheduled for Mtrch 14, 2007, at 10 00 am An authortzod employee of the General Contractor ohatlattend to familiar· directed from sold court tn lho above enlltted action. 1 witt oxpoaa to aate at pubtic aucllon on the front alepa of the Meigs County Court House on Friday, Aprtt 6th, 2007 at 10 a m., oloald day, the following described real estate· Situated In the Township of Lebanon, County ol Metga and State of Ohto and bounded and described as follows Being 1 part of 25 acre +i- tract ao record In ParcellWo 11 Tract No. one of Deed recorded tn Deed Book 302, Page 593, Meigs County Recorder'• Office, Melga County, Ohto; also being a port of Section 20, Townohtp 3 north, Range 11 Welt, Lebanon Townohtp, Metgo County, Ohto, tze and more particularly lhomoelveo with the deocrtbed 11 followa: project location, one Beginning 11 a potnl condtttana and ather being the lntereoctton relevant lnfarmotton of the oouth line ol Should any oald 25 +1- tract and Blddlr fill to attend, centtrttne of Townthlp they wilt NOT be con- Aotd 1138 Thonco otderod 1 quotlfted otong utd oouth ttne contractor to aubmtl 1 North 92 Dig . 22 Mtn. bid Allor the ached- 41 Sec wee! pautng uted ctoatng ttrne tor thru 1 518 Inch ptn 1111 receipt of Blda, no ltd ot a dlotenco of 20 00 may be wlthdrtwn for 1 feet end gojng 1 tote! period of nlntay (!10) dtotanceof25406feet dayo to 1 518 Inch Iron ptn C o m m u n I I y Ill, thence lelvlng t m p r o v e m • n 1 oouth ttna north 07 Corporation Dtg 37 Min. 18 Sec Metgo County eta! t dtotonco of Pomeroy, Ohio 30t.251Mt to 1 518 Inch Perry Y1madoe, Iron pin til, !honea Director south 86 Dtg. 2t Mtn. (2) 21, 28, (3) 7 It Sec. 1111 pautng thru o 518 Inch Iron pin HI tt I dlatonct of Public Notice 271.12 feet going o lOIII dlltence of 283.65 Shtrllf Salel '-' to o point In the Ctae No. 06CV141 centerline of oatd Horlll Nottonot Bonk townohlp ""'d 1138; Ptolnttll thoncl llong uld conYo. tertlnt the lottowlng Tlmolhy L Bill II at three coureto, (1) Delendanto Court of South 04 Dig. 56 Mtn. Cmlmon Plelo, 54 Sec weotadlatence Mllgo County, Ohio. of 44.20 feet too polnl· In p~rouanco of 1n (2) South I 0 Deg 43 ordor of sale to me Mtn 20 Sec weal a dlo- • lance ol68.31 feet to a point: (3) South 14 Deg 45 Min 41 Sec. weal a dlatonce of 216 92 feet to the prtnclpal point of beginntng containing 2 00 +1-. SUbject to all legal easements end rights of way. Bearings were derived from magnetic taken February 1g, 1991 The above description waa prepared from an actual survey made on the t 9th day of February, t 1191 by C Thomaa Smtih, Ohto Professional Surveyor 16844. The above described 2.00 +1- tract being part of the following parcel, being Parcel Two of Tract One ol dood recorded In Vol 302, page 593, Meigs County Deed Recorda Being In Section No 20, Town No 3. At"9e No. 11, of Dhlo Company'a Purchase and bounded as falIowa, to-wit· Beginning eight rocto north of the soulhweol comor of oald Section, thonce north ftlty (50) rodo, thence 1111 eighty (80) rode thence eouth IHty (50) rocto thence Wilt eighty (80) rocta to the ploco of beginning, containing twonty·flve (25) ocreo, more or 1111 Excapttng tho coalllld a. .heH of the oil, gu 1nd ather mlnertlo unclet oala 26 IClt pereel, It reurvld In prior deodo Expecting tht reel ttltlo convoyed to Borneo Ray Phalpa by deod dllod November 24, 1993 ond recorded In Vol 338, Page 445 of Metga County Diad Recorda. Reference Deed Vol 239, Page 511, and Vol. 87, Page 379, Metgo County Official Recorda Auditors Parcel No. 07-00971 001 Property Address 32361 DeWitt Run Rd , K.••••-.. Long Bottom, OH 45743 Also a 1988 Clayton Mobile home t.D. 144900, Ohto CertHicato of Title 15300121702 Current Owner. Timothy Batt ot at Appraloed at $15,000 00 (land), $1000 00 (traitor) Ierma of sale Can not be aotd for leu than 213rdo of tho appraised value.10 percent down on day of sale, cash or certified check, bal· ance due on conflrma· lion of oate Tho appraisal did Include an Interior examination of tho houao Robert E Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff Attorney for the PlalntiH LIHlo Sheela and Warner, 213 E 2nd, Pomeroy, OH 45769, 740.992·6&89 (2) 28, (3) 7,14 Public Notice Sheriff Sateo Caae No. 06CV067. FCI National Funde tt LLC. Ptotnttll Vt. Dartt T1y1or 11 at Dlltndlnte Court at Common P-, Melge County, Ohio. In pur1uance of 1n order ol 11lo to mo directed from uld In the ebovo onltlled ectton, I wttt txpoee to ute II public auction on the lion! • • of the Metga County Court Houu on Frldoy, Aprtll, 2007 11 10 a.m , at oatd cloy, the followtng dlocrlbtd rtat Illite Sttuated tn 1ht Vtttoge of Pomeroy, County of Metgo, ond tn the Stele ol Ohto: Being known and cloecrtbed on 1 map of Lincoln Hatghta, m~ 'be Br-• I Carper, Aegtotered Civil E"9lnaera, Huntington, WY dated October 17, 1942 a copy of which was filed In the Office Pw.al.. ll ~ r.....c.a.l ~~s 1•-. l"'e""' ,._.l'"_.• ••:.~r H. a>..,II"V t!Or<a!!•l ..._lwl•• ••• .......... ,._..- of the Racorder of Metga County, Ohto, on the 17th of December 1942, recorded tn Plat Book 3, Pages 43,44 as Lot 51. And being more partie· ularly deacrlbed ao lottows· Beginning at a point In the Welt line of Lincoln Road, at tho corner between Loto 50 and 51 ao shown on uld map, Thence wtth sold line of Lincoln Road, S. 27 degrees 36 Inches East 50 feet, Thence with the tine between Lots 50 and 52, S 62 degree• 24 Inches West 200 feet; Thence N 27 degrees 36 feet West 50 feet, Thence wtth ttne between said Lola 50 and 51, N 62 dag010s 241nchea E 200 feel to the place of beginning PPN. 16-00515 Prior Deed Rolorancos: Vol 94, Page 279 Current owner Dorta Taylor 81 at Property at 1624 Lincoln Httt, Pomeroy Ohio 45768 Approllltd at $15,000.00 tormo of oate: Connot be aold for 1111 thin 213rda of the opprolted volut Ton percent down on day of ute, c11h or certlltld check, bittnce due on confirm• tton of oole The apprlllll did tnctudl an tnleflor oxamtnottan of the ho-. Robert E Beegle, Metga County Shertll Attorney lor the Plotntlfl Dovld W Cliffe, 525 VIne St., Sutte 800, Ctnctn..tt, Ohio 45202. (513) 723-2200 (2) 28, (3) 7, 14 Public Notlca Sheriff Sa teo Caoo No 06CV158 GMAC Mortgage Corp Plaintiff Vs Harlow Willis et al Dlfendanta Court of Common Plelo, Meigs County, Ohio ' In pursuance of an order of sale to me directed from sold tn the above en111lod action, t wtn expose to sate at public aucllon on tho front stops of the Metgs County Court House on Fnday, April 6, 2007 at 10 a m , of said day, the follow· tng described real estate: All that certain t,ract or parcel of land, sllualoct. tying and being In the Vtllaga of Pomeroy, County ol Metgs, State of Ohio and being known and designated on a map of Lincoln Heights, mode by Breeca r. Carper, registored engineers, Huntington, WV, dated October 17, 1942, a copy of whtch was recorded tn the office of the recorder of Meigs County, Ohio, December 17, 1942, and recorded tn Plat Book No 3, Page 43 and 44, ao Lot No. 46, and being mora partieutarly doocrlbed ao loltowo Bagtnntng 11 a point tn the South tint of Lincoln Ro1d at the corner b e - toto 45 and 46 11 lhown on oald mop, thance w~h the oatd Ltnooln Road South 13 Dig f feet Ell! 50 teet, thonco wHh the ttne - n to.t 46 and 47, oouth 26 Dig. ntne feet w11t 200 '-!, thence north 13 Dtg. 51 lftt Will lor feet, thence with the ttne betweon oatd to.t 45 1nd 46 north 21 Deg nino feet eut 200 feot to the point of beginning Current Owner Harlow Wtttla 11 at Property at 1634 Lincoln Hilt, Pomeroy, OH 45769 PPJ11Hl1866.000 Prior references VoL 89, page 405 Appraloed at $17,500.00 terms ol oate· Can not be sold lor tess than 213rds of the appraised value (304) 675-1333 YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED a Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUNTV, OHIO Accounta and vouchera of the following named fiduciary hat been flied tn the Probate Court, Metga County, Ohio for approval ond little· rnent ESTATE NO. 26801The Flrtt Account Created by llllm VI, Sub Item F of thtWIII of Ernttt A Wingett, Deceolld. . Unlttt excaptton1 are flied thallta, oald eccountwtnbellllor hoorlng before uld Court on the 7th day of Aprtt, 2007, 11 which ttmo uld tccount will bl conotdlred 1nd conttnuld from day to day until rtn1try diiPGMd ot. Any f*IOAinltreoted may ltte written exception to 11ld ac0011nl or to motlore pertaining to the IXIcutlon of the trua~ not leu thon live day 1 prior to the dalt set !of hearing J S. Powell Judge Cammon Pteea Court, Probate Dlvtston Melgo County, Ohio (3) 7 Publlc.tlon Sund•y Dlaplay: 1 00 p m . Thuraday for Sund•Y• ' All ads must be prepaid' 6Jl • Start Your Ads With A keyword • Include Complete Desc:rtptlon • Include A Price • Avakl Abbrevlaltlont • lm:lude Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days *POLICIES• Ohlc 'IIIley Publtahl111J rtatrvtl tho right to tdlt, rojoct or cancel any ad at any time Errors Mu1t B td on tho fl of publication hi Tribono-Sentt wllt Rrr~G;;I\~EA;;W;;~. ;t; . .,l \\\Ill \t I \II \!-.. ·~--~ 1 or 8 PlastiC gallon Jars r r4 How you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads j ~~ 1 1m Borders$3.00/perad ~ Graphics 5()( for small $1 .00 for large Bu•ln••• Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. POUCI£8 0t1to Vllley Publtlnlng raetYM the right to ldlt. rttect. or cancel anv ld at 1ny Uml Errort must be r~tci on tnt tlrlt dly of TrtbuM-Serlttnei-Regleter will bli nt; n llble lot no mcn INn tM COli of tn. IPK'! occupllid by th. anOf •nd only the llrst lnaertlon We sh.lll any IOU Of e.11penu 1hlt r.-unt trom 1t1t puOiicatlon or omiMkN'I 01 lfl .ov.rtiMmeflt Correction will ba mNe In the lira! avalllbk edition Bo11: 1re aiWII')II canficlenl'-1 Cunwd rate i*G .,PIM All rMI ldWir1IMIMnll Ire &l.lbjeet to tM F.O.rll Fllr HaUling Act of 1168. _,.,.,.. , . ~only ~p Wlllt.d .S. EOE lll8ncianll W. wll not knowingly i1CWPt 1ny .w.r....ng In vlotltlon ol the I.W •tl• KIT & CARLYLE k•tncarfyle&comcaat YARD SALt:Po!\u:xov/Mwvu: net I Overbrook Rehab1i1tallon Center Is curren1ty accepMg applteatoos tor dietary aide Part hme posit1ons ava1lable Anyone mterested please pi<*. up an applicat1on at 333 Page Street Middleport OH E 0 E & a PartiCipant of the Drug Free Workplace Program wlltds (304~882 2436 Tuppers Plruns St Paul U M Ch basement sale 9 week old pups Half Ma1 9th 9am 7pm Mar Cocker Spamel 441 0941 10th 9am 2pm books d1sh ,...-----,..---::-- as lurn1ture clothmg and Part Shepard/Basset miSC 1tems Hound 2 year old Femakt WMn:o Good With kids caU 740 r 446 1972 B='~='!l==n roBU\ --- Absolute Top Dollar U S Part St Bernard 4 month old Silver and Gold Coms male Looks like St Bernard Proofsets Gold Am'i!S Pre Call740 446-4169 US Currency 1935 Solila~re Diamonds M T S Com Shop 151 Second Avenue Gall polls 740-446 2842 Found small reddistvbrown and black F dOg green COl Buy1ng Junk Cars Trucks & lar Wht spot on chest Wrecks Pay Cash J 0 housebroken 7 40 444 4406 Sa111age (304)773 5343 ~~:.;::.;. t (304)674 1374 rate car All RHI Eliot dvert111ment1 ar ubtect to tho Ftdorl olr Houalng Act o 968 This Found Redmond Ridge Ad Female Black Lab M111 p1nk collar \18ry well mannered (304)675 6116 (304)593 8615 to cla•m or take 388 OOt 1 ~ www com1ca com rib Clil 2007 by NEA. Inc MAKE MORE $$$$ lln.PWANJm AT INFOCISION Guitar Case (304 )882 2436 Found Something ol value 10 Gall1pol1s Call 446 261 1 ask tor Kelly ' I I{\ II I ' SENIOR CARE CENTER Los! Female Yellow Lab from the Waterklo RG Leon Wv area Family heartbro 1 Full hme and 1 part t1me ken She has no co nar tt pos1t10n 1n Gallla County found please call 304 415 Must have expenence m t~re 3122 or 304 421 2311 tnstallat1on and the ab1 llty to work unsuperviSed Please ema1l resume w1th rater ences and work h story 10 mlb1969@sbcglobal net :::::::::::::::: :::::.::::::::725 4x4'o For Sate . .··.: Announcement .. :: Anllquto. Ap~rtmentolor Rent Auction and Flea Market Auto Porto & Acce•aorloa Auto Repolr Autos for Sate . . Boote & Molarolor Sate Butldl"ll Suppllel Buolnell 1nd Butldlnga . .. Buolneao Opportunity..... . BuolMII Training Campers & Motor Hamoa. COmpl"9 Equipment ..••. Carda of Thanka. .. ........ Chtlti/Elderty Care Eloctrlcai/Aofrtgoratlon Equipment lor Rent......... Excavating Form Equipment Farmo for Rent Farm• tor Sale . •• Forleaae For Sate For Sale or Traclo Fruita & Vegetablea...... . Fuml1hed Rooma General Hauling Giveaway...... Happy Ado...... Hey & Grain Help Wanted Home tmprovemento.. 030 .530 440 080 760 no .710 750 550 340 .... 210 140 790 . 780 .•. 010 190 . 840 . ••. 460 830 610 ..... 430 ...330 490 565 590 .... 580 450 850 040 050 840 110 810 Homea lor Sale ..... 310 Household Goods Houoetlor Rent tn Memoriam .. 510 410 ..... 020 Insurance .. 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment LlVIIIOCk 660 630 Loat and Found lota & Acreage 060 350 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Merchandise Mobile Home Rapatr Mobile Homes lor Rent Mobile Homos tor Sale Money to Loan Motorcycles r. 4 Wheelero .. 170 540 860 420 320 220 740 Mualcallnatrumenta... . 570 Personals Peta tor Sale . Plumbing a Healing Prolaoalonal Servk:ea Aodto. TV & CB Repair Alit Eotete Wonted Schoolo lnatructlon Said , Plant r. Fertlllzor Stluatlono Wanted &pace lor Rent Sporting Goods... SUV'o for Sale Trucko lor Sale l)05 llplloillery Vane For Sate Wanted to Buy .. Wanted to Buy- Farm Supplleo -ToDo -lORen! vn Sa• Gotupollo Ylrd Sa•Porneroy/Mkklle Sa.._PI Plaaoant 560 820 230 160 380 150 650 120 480 520 720 715 ' 87G 730 060 620 160 470 072 074 076 Earn up to I \1 ! '1 tl\ \ II \. I CLASSIFIED INDEX Y""' ~-1 '------- Cctpll only hoi entad ada mMtl OEotondordo t lhllaw Buy•ng tunk ca rs Paymg from $50 $200 If no answer leave message 740- CASH Pad for JUnk cars & trucks $35$ 130 Call Cell Found Male white Great 1 304 8 12 1037 after 6pm Pyrenees Calt 740 441 (740)446 8955 9824 newep1pe 1:»~••• -· Ton percent down on day of sale, cash or certified chock, balance due on conflrma· lion of sale Tho apprataal dtd not Include an Interior examination of the house Robert E Beegle, Metgs County Sheriff Attornay lor the Platnttll· John D Clunk LPA, 5601 Hudaon Drive, Sullo 400, Hudaon, OH 44236 (2) 21, (3) 7, 14 Webs ties www mydatlytnbune cam www mydatlysenttnel cam www mydatlyregtster cam l\egister We will not knowl occept any actver isement In vlolatlo ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS RIO GRANDE UNIVER· SITY • RIO GRANDE COMMUNITY COL· LEGE Pomeroy, Oh1o C o m m u n 1I y I mpr ovement Corporallon. Owner Meigs County E c o n o m 1 c Development Olltco Melgo County Ohto 238 West Matn Street Pomeroy, OhiO 45769 Separate sealed BIDS for the conatruct10n of the one-story Rio Grinde Community College building and related site work and major elements of tho work All propoaato muot be mode on a lump sum beats on forma provided. P._alo wllt be -Ived by the Owner at, Molgo County E c o n o m t c 1 Development office, 238 Weot Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, on March 22, 2007 II 2 00 P.M., LPT (loc1t prevot~ IIIli time), at which time and piece ott bldl wttl bepubtlclyopeneclllld reod llloud. Propoaola -lved Iller !hit dllo and time witt nat be ICctpttd. Bkldefa 1re Invited to attend. Contrtct document• areonftlollthealllcet of Owner, Jerry Goff, An:httecture, 100 Fire! Avenue, St. Alblnt, WY; Ohto Contrector't Alloclotlon, 1313 Dublin Rood, Cotumbua, Ohio; F. W Oodge Pl1n Room, 1175 Dubttn Rood, Columbuo, OH, 432151073, ParkersburgM1rtett1 Contrectoro Alloclotlon, 4424B Emtroon Avenue, WY Parkersburg 26104. Documents may be obtained by Ganer11, Mechanical ond Eteclrlcol Contrecfon upon poymen! by chock In the omounl of S200 00 tor eech 111 of documents ond lhall be on recon1 In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS YOUR AD E-mail Jotmn g Tucker and Oden on the ftrst AII - Btg Ten teams chosen by both medta and coaches are conlerence scortng le.tder Adam Haluska of Iowa and Mtchtgan State's Drew Neitzel Ftlltng out the coaches' squ.td was Purdue "s Carl Landry "htle the medta went wtth another Ohto State freshman, Mtke Conley Jr The Daily Sentinel ·Page 93 • Johnson new OSU cornerbacks coach For _fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! .,..-.. -.-....- H.luh• tc.• www.mydailysentlnel.com 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assemble cralts wood items To $480/wk Matena ls pro111ded Free InformatiOn pkg 24 Hr 801 428 4649 Due to mternai promot1ons Holzer SeniOr Ca re Center has a lull hme ma1ntenance pos1t1on available Must be self motivated 1nd1v1duat have electncal and plumb ng expenence and be fam111ar w1th HVAC If you are Interested 1n a nurs•ng home ma1n1enance pos1hon w•th great benefits and would like to be a part ol a res•dent cara onen \ed nurs ng lac1hty please stop by and see us at 380 Colo111al Dnve B•dwelt OhiO 45614 740 446 5001 Equal Opportumty Employer An Excellent way to earn money The New Avon Call Manlyn 304 882 2645 Elec /Controls Eng•neer Ill Pro111de expert•so 1n alec AVON • All Ar east To Buy or des1gn hardwa re specs Sell Sh1rley Spears 304 ASLog1x & RSV 1ew h1gh 875-1429 speed data acquisitiOn ~lee BENNIGAN S Is Now Hlnng lor Hosts and Servers Apply 1n pe rson at Po1nt Pleasant LOCatiOn JF-'!!""";;='':!"'""""'il Controller Newspaper publisher seeks a Reg•onal COI'llrOIIer to work ou t ol Portsmouth OH Responsible for multiple locallans Including financial controls and statements Internal reports budgeting and specaal proJects Pnor newspaper expenence a def1n1te plus Submit resume and salary reqwements to resume@ hea rtlandpubh cat1ons com Co unter Sales Person Apply Pomeroy Auto Parts 119 W Second 51 Pomeroy Oh10 Do you want to work at an Innovative salon that offe rs tM best compensation/ben elliS package 1n the area? F1esta Salons IS look1ng tor htghly creab11e licensed Ha~r Stylists for our Mason Wv salon• Bene t11s mclude guaranteed hourly wa~;~e up to 52Clio serv•ce comm•ss•OI'l rela1111annmg comm•ss1ons 401(k) pa1d 11acation med •ca l v1s1on denial and hfe ms advanced educat1on •mmed1ate clientele and much morel Call 1 877 327 7001 for more 1nlo or apply o n 1 1 n e www fieslasalons com Driver• Bonus' Bonus' Bonus• Plus G1eat Home-lime BenefitS' Reg•onalloads 1 yr Tractor Trl Exp Aeq Martm Transport 866 293 7435 tncal test eq u1pment auto mated control systems Reg 8+ yrs related EIICP BSEE US CIIIZEIOShlp & ebgibdlty lor clearance AutoCAD axp strong verbal & wntten com mu mcaiiOn Supervisory expenence a plus UTRON Inc Ashton WV FAX 866 231 2567 www utromnc com Expeflenced Operators & Carpent9rs needed for com me rc1al construe11on Short distance travel required pay based on e;w;penence Ma•l resumes to 1362 1 SA 554 Bidwell OH 45614 No Calls Please FEDERAL POSTAL JOBS $16 53 $27 58/hr now h1r 1ng FOf application and free governement JOb 1nfo call Amencan Assoc ot Labor 1 913 599 8042 24/hrs emp ser11 Holiday Inn ot Gallipolis •s 'lOW hmng for a full t me desk clerk poSitiOn Fnendly ai!Ltude and proless•o nal appearance a must Apply •n parson only No phone calls please :....:._ _____ Look•ng tor mature expen enced mamtenance person nel to work l ull lime In the Pomeroy area DutieS Include general and vaned maintenance housekeeping and ')n c:atl coverage Ae~able transportauon 1s a Mileage pa1d must Applicant may ha"e to submit to drug test and pollee record chec:k Send resume and phone numbers ol 3 personal references and Jor mer employers to Mamtenance P0 Bo)C 1492 Parkersburg WV 26102 EEO Holze r Se mor Care Center has an ope mng lor the following po51 tlons • Fu1111me AN • Fullt1me STNA II you are mteresled 1n a Full T1me position with great beneltts and would l1ke to be part ol a res1dan1 care or~entecl nursmg fac ility Wllh a Five Star rating please ca ll Phyllis Ca ntfell LN HA BSN AN Admm1stra1or at 740 446 5001 or Barb Peterson Human Resource D.rector for Long Term Care at 740441 3401 or stop m and see us at 380 Colon1al Onve B•dwell OH 45614 Equal Opportunity Emplo'jer Holzer Sen1or Care Center Is amenity seek 1ng a LICensed BeautiCian Must have Independent ContraCior s License and Mangers LICense Pan time Interested candidates may apply at 380 Colomal Drtve Bidwell OH 45614 or cal l Teresa Wilson or Laah Sm1th at (740)446 5001 for more ~nforma l10n or 10 schedule an mter\lleW Equal Opportuf'llty Employer $8.501hour Make calls for Ma,lor Pohhcal Orgamzallonsl We offer a coml)rehensNe pa1d tra1n1ng paid holidays and weekly bonuses Call today to see how you could start earmng more money I 1-877-463-8247 Ext. 2301 Mountalnter Grading Co Seek1ng qualified heavy equ1pment operators tor work 1n WV Operators for excavator dozer dnll both rolaly 1111<1 hydnlul~ and rock truck dr1ver Davis Bacon Pa~ scale Fax resumes to 304 548 6900 Attn James Cooper buslneu Ragmnal Hauls Oump OIV www gal ipoltsa~.reertOIIege com .t.cc:redned 1.1amber Accredllmg CouflCII klr lnO&pendllnt Coi~Vgu and Scllools 1ll48 t' 6 Ml'O:U.ANEillN I Seasoned f11e wood Oak and H1ckory spl1t You haul or I haul Take CAA& HEAP 740 949 2038 r~~ 1 'f~ 11\\\11\1 ,.ea• OTR venhable exp Ca I 1 SCJ0.462 9365 ask lor Kent A LIHie bit of country II In tM city' story s on Appro~ 5 1m1 From GAHS 3 5BA Formal LA Fo,.moll DA Full K•lchen Room 3 S1t11ng II ~:;::1 2 Gas Flfeplaces II gas & electriC) 2 Garage 3 5 fenced acres over look ng 1 Creek 1 a spht ra1led fence a barn wtlh hay loft Back yard fenced 1n for any pets to run/play A so Hot Tub and deck behind house Rental House Avaull;•blEo Next Door tor Income (Extra 1ncluded m pr1ce) House 4 100 sq Rental Home 1 BOO sq Ask1ng $360 000 Call (740)441 1605 for II n Recephomsl for busy Internal Med1c1ne practtce needed 1mmed~atety bnng resume to P4easant Valley Develop yOur 4X6 pnnt for only $ 09 Great g•ft deas Hosp11al Su•te 212 and mo re Free 10 JO n V1s t www photomaJC pl us net AS IS 2 bdrm renta proper ty fiJCer upper 19 500 FIRM 2013 Mad1son A11e Lol 1n Har11ord 11 11 acres 3 000 FIRM 50JCI20 lot 1n West Immed iate Open1ngs ,---.~~~-.., Columb1a 1 000 FIRM $7 48/hr •NOTICE• Interested parties only call OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH 304 675 1911 after 7pm Wackenhut Corp has lNG CO recommends 1mmed opemngs 1n the Gall1pol1s area Must have that you do busmess w1th people you know and Attent•on 1 H S 01p or GED clean NOT to send money Local company otter 1g NO pohce record and a valid through the ma 11unhl you DOWN PAYMENT pro D L Interested apphcanls ha'l'e mvest1gated the ~ rams !01 you 10 buy yo u1 please call M F 74D-925 oHer 1ng hOme mstead ot renting Security Officers 3015 EOE MIFIDN ';;::::;::::==~ 1111 MONEY :::lO:l..o:AN::~ ~ **NOT I£ IE** Borrow Smart Contact the Oh1 0 D v•s•on of F1nanc1al lnst1tut•on s Off1ce of Consumer Affairs BEFORE you ref1 nance your home or obta•n a loan BEWARE ol requests lor any arge advance payments ol tees or msurance Call the Off1ce of Con sumer Affaus toll free at 1 866278 0003 to learn 11 the mortgage broker or tende r 1s properly l1 censed (Th1s s a publ c serv1ce announce ment hom the Oh•o Valley Pubhshmg Company) 304 548 6900 Attn Las Put1111011 The V1llage Of A10 Grande IS tak1ng appl•cat1ons tor the pos1t100 ol part t1me pollee oH1cer TwQ years ex pen ence IS req-wred ApplicatiOns can be p eked up at the A10 Grande MuniCipal Bwld1ng Monday Fr day 8 30AM until 4 30PM Apphcal•ons are due back to the Mun c1pal Mobile Home set up serv c Bu1 ld1ng by noon on es w1ndows doors steps & supplies (304 )391 5863 Monday March 13 2007 located 1n N1tro Truck Dn11ers CDL Class A TURNED DOWN ON ReqUired m1n1mum ot 5 years dnv1ng exp 2 yrs SOCIAL SECURITY ISS!? Exper ence on No Fee Unless We W•n' Overde•mens1onal loads 1 888 582 3345 Must have good dr1vmg I~\ \I I -..I \I I record Earn up to $2 000 weekly For app~callon Call (304172 2 2184 M F WarehOuse Must have a vahd dnver s license Reqwrements 1nclude ability t& lift 501bs operate a stan dard transmiSSion llehlcle operate a lorkllft an SOfW computer Skills 30om 4pm AppliCations available at RR Wanted Direct Superv1s1on 1 Box 332 Pt Pleasant or at any Fruth Pharmacy store emp~C~Vees to oversee male Pabent Actvoc:ate- Galhpohs. youth 111 a staff secure reSI 1ocat1on OH & Point Pleasant WV clenllal enwonment Must Excellent Opportunity for tra1n1ng pass phys•cal self motivated energetic Ohto Valley Home Health requirement Pay based on profeSSIOnals with a d&slfe tnc Passport/Pr1vate Care expenence Cali \740)379 to help the unmsured to Dept t6 hmng CNA s 9083 between 9-3 Mon Fn obtam MedlcaldiSSA bene- STNA.s CHHAs. Per!IOI181 tits Hospital based wi1h Care Aides Compet1t1ve Window inltaUII n843ded growthlsuperVISOfY QPIX)r1u wages with benefits nlCiud- pay commensurate w1ttl mt1es Requ11es com mumca mg health msursnce dnd e11per1ence send resume t1onlcomputer skills m1!eage Apply at 1456 Quality Wmdow Systems H1ll Ad E~Ccellent pay benefits and Jacltson Pike Su1te 3 37700 K1ngs tra1nmg Fax Er~ca 877 268 Galhpolls or phone 740 Pomeroy Oh 45769 by March 15 2007 1999 441 9263 Looking for 9 pit reps Comm bOnuses car bonuses No salary Wk 5 IS hrs weekly $29 refundable start up cost 740 441 1982 Galhpolle Career Colklge (Careers Close To Home) Call Todayl 740.446 4367 18002140452 Avg Pay $20/hr or Wedding and Prom Gowns $57K annually to your order Including Federal Benefits Made Reasonable pnces 740 and OT PaLd Tra1mng 446 3502 VacatiOns FT /PT 1 800 584 t 775 Exl •8923 W1ll care for elderly Male or USWA Female 16 yrs experience A&J TRUCKING WLII do 11ght houseworll Lead1ng Tha Way laundfy and cook W1ll work RS.J Trucll:1ng oow H11 ng al Ollr 2r.di'3rd shift or 24 5s 740 New Havsn WV Term111al For 388 9783 or 74Q-591 9034 Seeking applicants to f11ithe pos1t1on of field mecha01c and shop mechanic two poS111ons available Oav•s Bacon payscale for the l1eld position and a company •ssued mechantcs true!~. Shop pay will be dependent on quahffcat•ons Fax resumes to Now H1 nng Fruth Pharmooy Corporate Off1ce Temporary Data Entry PoSition Must have excellent computer skills Typ1ng familiarity w1th M1crosott Off1ce (Word E;w;ce l) phone sk1lls and ability to get along with oth ers tn a busy work enwon men! P!ease apply at Fruth Pharmacy RR 1 Box 332 {next to the Armol)' ~ Point Pleasant WV HOI\ru; 1011 So\U Buckeye H1lls Care{lr Center IS now acceptmg applica All Types Masonry Bnck tiOOS for part hme subitrtule Block Stone Free Est1mate custod•ans all shifts !304)77:)..9550 304 593 Contact the 8421 Supen ntendents OH1ce at 740-245 5334 EOE Georges Portable Sawmill don t tlaul your Logs to the POST OFFICE Nfm Mill JUSt call 304 675 1957 HIRING Mountll,_ Grading Co Now Hinng Fruth Pharmacy Loa~l __. . . SI;HOOLS fNo.·nuiCilON 8 r D HoMES t...-oiltii'ORiitiii SALE iiiiii-,.l 0 Down even wtth less than perfect credit IS a"a•lable on th1s 3 bedroom I bath hOme Corne• lot t1rep ace modem kitchen 1acu2z• tub Payment around $550 per month 740 367 7129 2+ acres w1th 2 3 bedroom 1 bath pantry ut llty room carport large metal out t>Lulding with storage room Cot1enli Ad 2 m1les out of Harrlsonv lie on hard lop road [740 )992 7681 100 01 o flll8flCing Less than perfect credn accap1ed Payment could be the same as renl Mortgage Locators (740)367 "9"0 Cheap er than rent1 Updated 3 Br 1 bath home w1th newer furnace water heater plumbmg and electnc $27 500 Call Sa 1dy Coll 1ns So e & Bloom Realt ors a1 740 :J9 t 9202 to vtew No land contracts All real ••W• &dverti•mg ln this newspaper 111 au b)&Ct to the F9deral Fan Houamg Act of 1968 which makes 11 Illegal to advertiH any preference Uml1atlon or dllcrlmlnatlon based on race cotor reltglon se)C lamtlial ttatua or nattonel ongln or any Intention to make any such prelerenee lim1tatlon or diSCtlmtn&tiOn ThtS newspaper will not knowmgly accept &dverl1semenls tot real eatate whch l1 ln violatton ol the lew Our readers ,,. hereby Informed that all dw ..lings ltdverttsed In this newspaper are avaUatMe 01 an equal opportunity t&aua. Cot.mtry setting New Haven area 4BR Home 2 800 sq f1 2 acres Hardwooa 1oors lnground pool SI 48 500 Senous tnQ U r es only (304)674 5921 or [304)593 887 1 GALLIPOLIS home 3bd 3INt Muat Sell Faat' ~ ~ avalleble For loca ltaUnga call 800-551- 4109 lf254 �Page B4 The Daily Sentinel o Lor.a.....I'OR.Ib···-SW:~.· Irs ..... Green Twp , 1 112 mi from town , 1 112 m1 tram New A.ttentlont GAHS. 3BR Brd Ranch. $140.000 (740)446-8131 In Pomeroy 2 8d houu w•th yard & basement Great starter-move 1n condihOn. 992-7546 ""1. www.orvb.com Horne Llttlngl 4 acres, 4 BR 2 Car Garage, Pomeroy, OH. Call (740)992·5007. Code 2 197 V1ew phOtosJ•nto onlme r Ir ~= Local company otfenng "NO DOWN PAYMENT" proQl"ams lor you to buy your hOme 10stead ot renting • IOOQo l1nanc1ng • Less than perfect credit act:epted · Payment could be the same as Mortgage LocatOfs. (740)367-0000 - -- - -- - Duplex for rent m Middleport . 2 bedroom apartments, both recently remodeled . $450 upstairs and $475 oownstairs. Extras like new deck , sunroom. garage. storage. Call (740)992·5094 and leave message - - - - - - -House lor rent 3-4 Br. MuXI. C1A. 740-843-5264 M<HIII£ Hm ..:s 11JR SALE t 1-~rW~IIot.smJLD~~.~I ~ I lmmac~la1o GuoiJ; 2 bedroom apartment New carpet & cabinets. freshly pa~nted dacora1ed, WID hookup Beautiful country senmg. Must see lo appreciate. $4Wmo.. (614)595-7773 Of 1-800-798-46fJ6. ,--------,.-Midd .. N.4thA,o .. 2 mom etflency Dep.& previous rental reJerences. No pets. Utilities paid. 740.992-otSS. New 2BR apartments. washer/dryer hookup. stovelrelrigerator included. Also. units on SA i60. Pets Welcome! (740)44t·0194 r Second ftoor apt. overlook· ing Gallipolis city park. L.R.. 2 B.A., 1 112 baths. fully Pool. Patio, Start $425/Mo. N PI l PI Steel Beams. Pipe Rebar 0 For Conere le· Ang le · secumy · e S,DeposlteaseRequlr· edus• Channel. Fla1 Bar. Steel (740)367-7086 -~------ Gret1ng For Dra1ns. Tracy ·s Apts tBR s325 Driveways & Walkways. l&l 3314 Franklin Ave., Pt Scrap Metals Open Monday. Pleasant. WV 304-675-1537 Tuesday, Wednesday & background check required Friday, Bam-4:30pm. Closed - - - - - - - - Thursday, Saturday & Twin Rivers Tower is accept- Sunday. (740)446-7300 ing applications tor wailinn ... ,.. Oak firewood tor sale. list tor Hu{l-subsized, 1- br. Delivered or pickup. _408_o.________ apar tment. call 675-6679 (740)441 _094 1. (7401645_ Mobile Home Lot in Johnson Equal Housin~ Opportunity SB46. CAA HEAP accepted. MObile Home Park in Valley Apartments in Mason. Prom Gowns. blue- size . 4 Gallipolis. OH Phone WV ·IS now accep 1·mg app11· Peach- size 2. 446.7271 . (740)446-2003 or (740)446- catiOns. Apply in pet"son at 14 09. 501 Shawnee Trail , Point STEEL BUILDINGS -N,-,_ _Bed-, oom -.1 Pteasant. WV on Tuesdays Huge savings! Top Quality. 00 14 70 2 Bath home. Located or Thursdays. HUD Ideal tor workshop or between Athens and Assisted . Equal Opportunity garage. Ask about our $ 365.00 per Housing 304-675-4900 remaiNng 20061nvemorv. Pomeroy ·, month includes water. sewe< "'-•CE G'ea.t deals! CaM toll free "'""" & trash. f(ll RENT dOOay! 3/2 Doublewide. $37.970 Midwest (740)828- 2750 Move in today! New 2007 3 bedroom 2 bath Only $199.86 per month . Set up minutes from Athens and ready lor 1mmediate occupancy. Call 740.385·4367 . NEW 2007 4 bed D!Wide 1 $49,179. Midwest (740)8282750 (lll!ll""-~-""'!'--, LOTS & i L.--oiAtii(ii.Rii FAii ltiGj:-_.1 ,t , 4 acre lot tor sale (304)743· 6323 •"::r.:"l!::-::'ll:'"'!ll~':::'ll 011 18 1 ~or ~ ......wo Leva ots with all utilities aVail ble In City or Poin leasant. 45x100 each 17.000 tor both, also Fo Sale One of the lest larg acts available •n the C• f Point Pleasant over eras Call 304·675-249 .:;;;••::;'..;8..;'30 :;;.._ _ _ _~ Mobile Home Lot tor rent near V1nton. Call {740)441 11 11. r Wu·,'llD ~ Need tq sell your home? late on payments, divorce. job transfer or a death? I can buy your home. All cash and quiCk dosing 740-4163130. I{ I \I \ t -... nr'~I IUI:J'II~ FOR Rl-Nr Lo~------.p 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments for Rent. Meigs County, In town, No Pets. Deposit Required, (740)992-5174 or (740)44 1-0110. I iLo.. . . . ..·-..r . · REAt E\iM'E ~~:=~=:.9948. r o 2bdr, newly decorated. W/0 hOokup: range & fridge furnished. new cond: no pets Ret & Oep (304)675·5182 2br. Apt. on 5th Street Pt. Pleasant $375 ask for Don 3 and 4 room furnished apts. clean W/0 hookup. No pels. .......ltiiURiiittilbNrliit;,;,. .~ Ref. and deposit required. ' 740·448·1519 $126/mol Buy 3bd HUD HQME! 5%00, 20yrs 0 8%. For l istings 800-559-4109 x1709 HOU'\1-:S 2 BR. Nice Kitchen. UJ . Professionally Painted, Clean. Ready to move in. Call (740)446-7425 A HIDDEN TREASURE! 2 or 3 Br. house. no pets, laurel Commons 740-992-5858. Apar1ments. Largest in the area! Beautifully renovated 3 Bedroom. 1 1/2 Bath , throughout including brand Excellent. Location. Close to new kitchen and bath. library and school. No pets. Starting at $405. Call today! (740)446-1t62 (304)273·3344 House At 2 North (304)895-3129 3BA , 1 bath. LeGrande 81 vd · no pel s, $ oos v... mo. + sec dep. (740)446-3644. 3br Apartment for rent, 1-2 Bdrm .. remodeled. new carpet, stove & ·trig_.. water, ,sewer, trash pd. Middleport S425.00. No pets Ref. required. 740 _843_5264 _ 4br House in Clifton. APART· $425/month + Deposit 304· BEAUTIFU' IIENTS AT BUDGET 593-48 19 after 5pm PRICES AT JACKSON Accepting applications for 3- ESTATES, 52 Westwood bedroom, 2-bath & laundry Drive from $365 to $560. room 2 story house with out Walk to shop & movies. Call building Stove & refrigerator 740-446 ·2588 Equal included. Nice corner lot in Housing Opportunity. Point Pleasant. 1st month $ CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· . deposit required $6001 month. $600 deposit. No ED a AFFORDABLE! apartments, pets. Available· April 1st. Townhouse andlor small houses FOA 740-448·9595. . RENT. Call (740)441-1 t 11 HUD HOliESt 2bd tor application & information. S12Simo, 3bd 2ba $185/mo. More homes availEllm View able! 5% dn. 20yrs @ 8% Apartments FOI" listings call t-800-5594109 KF144 • 2&3 bedroom apartments • Central heat & AJC •Washer/dryer hookup In Memory • All electric· averaging $50-$60/month • Owner pays water. sewer. In Memory of trash Becky Ackerman 9125189- 317102 If tears could build a stairway, and memories build a la11e, I'd walk right up to heaven, and bring you home again. Mom , Garret, Cundi.ff and Call Families I Commercial building "For Rent" 1600 square foot, olf street parking. Great toeation! 749 Third Avenue in G 11 1 · - R a P0 1IS. ent 14251mo. Call Wayne (404)456-3802 r I \In I "-I I 'I 'I II .... Phillip Wise Concrete All ty pes concrete 740-992-5929 740-416°1698 1 :;;:::::::::::~~ I r5 Tltl"CK..tii ~ L.,. ...,;FOIIIIiiiioi"iiiUEiiiii,__.l .., 1991 International 425 Cat 15 Speed 46.000 rear Hendridlson Suspension wet t1ne .....&1986 Easl Dump Trailer 34 Ft. Flip Tarp&Unar $21 ,000. Will Sepa,.1e. 38 Fool enclosed car hauler. tri-axle. $9000. Call 740- For sale : 2004 Chevy 446-2845 Silverado truck. extended c·• o11 e11enged e'e'y 3000 au, K1eler Buill- Valley-Bison- miles, new ti res. 1 owner, Horse L.1ves1oc k never wrecked. 62000 miles and TrailersLoadma11- s14.soo. Gooseneck. Dumps. ll 2005 Buick Lesabre 52000 Uliiity· Aluma Aluminum miles. 1 owner, Kepi in Trailers- B&W Gooseneck garage, oil changed every Hitches· Trailer Parts. 3000 miles, never wrecked Carmichael Trailers. 114.500. Call 740-441 ·8299 (740)446- 2412 or 740-441-5472 . Ir--___ rs J. l..n-·JS.rroc ...:K. · .. (304)882o3017 ir furnished etfec. 1 person. all utilities paid. Shared bath 919 2nd Ave. $175 per month. 446-3945 Gracious living. 1 and 2 bed· room apartments at Village Manor and Riverside Apartments in Middleport. From $327-$592. Call 740992-5064 . Equal Housing Opportunities. HUO HOliES! 21><1 1126/mo, 31><1 2ba S1Wrno. More homes available! 5% dn, 20yrs @ 8%. For liStif"95 call 1-~·55941 0911f144 Immaculate 1 Bedroom Apt. Newly Carpeted. Freshly Painled & Decorated, New appliailces, WID Hookup, Privacy Fence, Private Parking, 12 min. !rom Rio Grande. Must see to appre, c1ate. $325/mo. (614)5957773. 800· 798·4886. weal SBieatto I COf· ner; tllence northweot to I COrMfi thence tall 72 lilt to 1 cor· ner; thence north to 1 corner; tMnce east 46 feet to 1 comer on the North line ol said lol, containing llbout one quarter of an ocre, more or leas. -11110: Also the lollowlng real ••tate, being In the North one-haH ol Section 8, Town 2 north, Range 13 West, Salltbury Township, Meigs County, Ohio dHCrlbed 81 follows: Baglnnlng South 63 degrees 45 feet Waot 300 feet along the Soulh olda ol Wyllta Avenue from the Northeaal comer ol what waa lormerly MMy Ann Dill's land recorded In Deed Book 86, page 233, Deed Records ot Malga County. Ohio; place ol beginning also baing the Northwlat corner ol Sam Evano' 30.27 acre tracl nl land recorded In Deed Book 207, page 357, Deed Records ol Molge County, Ohio; thence South 14 ctagreao 25 leal W.OI I 00 feel; thence South 28 degrees 50 feel 1111 95.88 feet; therwo North 48 dog,... 20 feel East 127 ..., to the North line of said Sam Evans land; thence North 50 dagNoa 40· feet Weal 150.57 feel of the house. Robert E. Beegle, Melga County Sheriff AHornay lor the Plalntlll: Ralllnleld and Auoclate1, 2035 Reading Road, Cincinnati, DH 45202, 513-322-7000 (3) 7, 14,21 Public Notice SHERIFF SALES Caoa No. 06CV127 Heme National BanK Plalntlll Vs Karren David Lemley at al Delendanto Court of Common Pleao, Meigs County, Ohio. In pursuance of an order ol oale to be directed · from said curt In tile above ant~ tied action, I will expoae to sale el public action on lhe lront otepo ol the Melgo County Court Houoe on Friday, April 13, 2007 at 10 a.m., of said day, the followIng described real aotate: The following real aotate IHUited In the VIllage of Pomeroy, County ot Melge and State ol Ohio and bounded and deocrlbad as follows: Baing oldoan (16) feet oil ol the east side ol Lot No. 470 and twenty three and o,..heH (23 1121 feet oil the weal aide ol Lot No. 46~. The - · ol twoland dooc:rlbad conotltrocta tute a troctlhet ..._ 39 112 feet on BuHtrnut Slrolt and · ·to acre the north IIIIIback Of I 00 Loi No. 303. Also the following real aotale oltu.otad In Fraction 17 In said Vlliegl, County and Slate aloraaald and bounded and doiCrlbad aalollowo' Being lhat pert ot l..ot J 32 6 K 10 5 ., 10 8 7 • • J g8 • QJ • AQ ~Bfi2 s K 9 • 7 • AIOIItl 41 7 . ~-~ 2. 2. t Y Pass Tree Service NorU1 _East It 16 3 '1 Pass Pass FRANK & EARNEST • Stump Grinding One hurdle crossed, · another waiting Bucket Truck dlllnecl 15 PocUI 16 "You A,. Uy Daotlny" linger 17 loll of "Lolli 52 Expects 53 When mommotho 12 wds.) 54 Loll 55· Razorbeckl 58 w.- 1ftMmli 11 Cloooroom 39 aound 12 Born 1 - r 16 Aquarium 41 piDCOIO DOWN 18 Penne · ahemative 1 Very 20 Wrongs 2 AI ollndy 21 Do dinner 25lame 22 Visored cap 24 Furniture 3 Ra.h 26=8101 wood 211 l/ldao-glme 4 Hull bonom 26 Garden soil 5 Make 27 Compolent miatakll 6 Gouip 28 Dessert brlnchel cart item& 33 Olakaouh 7 Big lizord 30 Spill i n 34 P-toyo 811ogno31 Sulllxlor 35 Do christies laude ··one who" 9 Male doll 36 Knighted 37 Roman GUIMIII 10 Delhi 31 Wild about honorlllc emperor 32=... Pass Opening lead: • Q. Top • Removal • Trim 12 LHO 46 •• black 48 Upoclit cooldt 41 Flotalm and - Dealer: North Vulnenlble: East-West JONES' Comlc:ba<* 18 ..... ofZono 11 Chip 23- 9AJ64 3 t A Q 3 2 Wm ~cell --n- ~ Clallt" ... • Soutla Low-loch hauler (2 wds.~ Coloooium litO 43 Wattilk 44 Wlik in 45 Sparrow's dwelling 47 Totes 48 Smack I mosquito 49 Derrick orm 50 Italian writer 51 Herbal soother 52 Put when you ride " to ~ ~ you llvow your ltoart """· lhe holse v.ill go along. loo• Wh&n you play a deal lllat coolalns a tt9t illrlle and you iun'4l .- nsue· cesaluiy, do nollhen I~ OVO!Ihe limbo slick ~ing a lew lrid<s down !he trad<. In this deal, you 1eacl! lour hearts. Wesl leads lhe club queen. The delorider& continue pl!rjing ciiA>s until you ruff !he thild 100nd. How woold you conliooe? Sou1h'sIWO-Itoart 1esponse promised al least a liva<ard sun, so Nortt decided lllal, dospile his llinimum oounl, he • to 1ebid three hearts (1101 pass~. Sou1h, knowing about lhe dooble lit, was 1985 Kawasaki 454 LTD. runs great new tires & braMes. $1 ,500. call (740)992.0187 BARNEY 2005 Honda 500 Foreman. 4){4. green. new 11res. new warn wench. great condition. $4500. 740.446-1327 -...1 f< \ ll I -... Hardwood b~etry And FmltUrt www.u.a.......-..kublutry.- IS Ol' BUlLET AWARE THAT HE SEES ALL THEM FROO-FROO DOGS AN' THINI<S HE'S WATCHIN' A TH' DOG SHOW IS A SERIOUS COMPETITION ? ham' to !lise to game. CoMOY!! Hill 's Self SIOidQe 29670 Bashan Road Aac1ne, Ohio 45771 740-94&-2217 '"t91Q'J.W "-''"' o··.· \\ \ \ h ~~~'\~:11 \.l l\0..,1 1\lll[\ 1\, Concrete Removal and Replacement All Types Of Concrete Work 26 Years Experience David Lewis 740-992°6971 lances, North 33 dog. 03 leal 42 lnchea Weal, a dlllance ot . 74.71 leal to a polnl; thence North 23 dog. 34 leet 51 Inches Weal a distance of 199.20 feet it a point; !hence North 35 clag. 06 leal 32 Inches west, a distance of 74.34 teat to a polnl; thence North 56 dog. I 0 lee! 55 Inch eo · West, a dlalance ol 64.38 feel to a point being at lhe lOUth· east corner of a 2.55 acre tracl North 05 dog.201eet281ncheo Eaat, a distance of 286.00 teat tp lho place ol baglnnlng containing 4.00 acres, more or less, and subject to all lagal aasamenta and rlghts-ol-waya . Description lor the above described tract being the result ol an aclual survey ol the premises In October 1984, by John D. Sharren, and checked by Ronald M. Sharrett P.S. 5147. Be lha aame more or leta, butaubjectto altlagal highwayo. Rolerenco Deed: Volume 238, Page 50S pp No.: 13o00732.001 Property Addraas: 27260 Price Strong Rd, Vinton, OH 45686 Current Owner: Darrlcll E. McCloud Appraised at $35,000.00 terms ol sale: Can not be sold lor leas !han 213rda ol the appralaed value. 10% down day ol sale, caah ..or certified check, belanca duo on confirmation ol sale. The appraisal did not Include an Interior examination of the hOU18. Robart E. Beagla, Meigs County Shariff Attorney lor the Plalntlll: laurlto and Laurllo AnN, 35 Commer~lal Way, Springboro, OH 45066, 937-743-4878 (317, 14, 21. Public Notice Tile Horne National Bank will auction the following Item on Saturday, March 10, 2007, at 10:00 a.m. II the Bank's parking lot 2002 Pontiac Sunllre G T 1G2JDI2F127292563 The Home Nllllonal Bank reserves the right to reject any and all bids. All vehicles are sold, as Is where is, with no warranties expressed or implied. For an appointment to see, cau 949-2210. ask for Sheila. (3P. 8. 9 ROBERT BISSEll ctNmiCnt• o New Homes o Garages • Complete Remodeling 'MI-112-1&n Stop & Compare THE BORN LOSER P"l-\'1' 1-\CTI\E.fdlt~'S ~K>I\60~ CALL ~f.R •ti\E C.Rt-.1.'1' C.I>.T L~·! ""L-Jf\'1'-I-lOW ... i-OOE.! TI\E'I CAU. f\E.R Th~i ~ "'"'~"' C.l>.~ tlOCS' BU.MJSE 51-\t. ~!l I>.LL ffiE. TII-\E. ! ~OWI-\1 lnou 111 411 mo. po the norlheaot corner ollol No. 469; !hence following lhe project- SHERIFF SALES ed east Hne ollol No. Case No. 06CVt39 469; thence aaal to US Benk National the dhch or creek; Alaoc. lhenc:e following lha PlalntiH ditch or creek lit a Va weaterty direction to Darrick E. McCloud a point where the Defendanta well nne ol Lot No. Court ol Common 469 projected would Pleaa, Meigs County, atrlke the ditch or Ohio. creak; thane~ In pureuance of an southerly lo the order ol sale to be northwe1t corner of directed lrom oald said Lot No. 469; court in the above thence easterly on entitled action, I will the north nne of Lot expose to oele at pubNo. 469 to the place lic action on the Iron! of beginning and IIepa ol the Molga being all ol Lol No. County Court House 465 except a atrlp 35 on Friday, April 13, by 25 112 feat which 2007 at 10 a.m., of Ilea norlh ol said aald day, the followIng described real ditch or creek. Also the following eatate: real eatate In Fraction Situated In tho 17, County, Village County ol Meigs In and State aloresald. the State ol Ohio and Being the aoulh pert In 1,. City of Vinton: ol Lot No. 464 and Baing allusted In the beginning al the Northoaot Quartor ol northweat corner of the Northwest Lol No. 471; thence Quarter ol Sactlol\ 25, following the wast Town 8 North, range line of Lot No. 470, IS Weal, Township ol projected a distance Salem, County of ol141eal to lhe ditch Meig& 1 and State of or croak; thence fol- Ohio: lowing the ditch or Being a porllon ol creek, saatarly to. a land lormerly owned point whore the pro- by James Walla, as jected line oltha east recorded In Vol. 279, line ol Lot No. 470 Page 325 of the Melga would etrlka ditch or County Dead creek; thence Records~ and being southerly on said pro- more parllcularty jaclad line to the clascrlbad as follows: northeast c"Orner of Beginning on the Lol No. 470; thence north nne of Section westerly on the north 25, where lhe northline of lola No. 470 south ha~ line ol the and 471; lo the north· Northwest Quarter west corner of Lot Section 25 lntarsecta No. 471, the place ot said north nne ol beginning. Section 25; thence Relarenca Dead: wllh the north line ot Volume 76, Paga 331, Section 25, South 84 Melga County Olllclal dog. 391eet Inches Recorda. East, a distance ol Auditor's Parcel 683.59 loot to a lound Numbers: 16- Iron pin, point being 16- · at the northeast cor00207.000, 00208.000, 16· ner of a 2.55 acre 00209.000 and 16- tract !hence leaving 00210.000. the north line o Property Adclrou: Section 25 and with 205 Butternut lhe east line ol the Avenue, Pomeroy, OH 2.55 acre tracl, South 45769 05 dag. 20 leet 28 Current Owner: Inches West, a disKarren David Lemley tance ol383.43 feet to alai an iron pin and the Appraload at place ol beginning o1 $15,000.00 terms ol this conveyance; sale: Can nol be sold thence with the lo~ lor leas than 213rds ol lowing two courses the -alsad value. and distances~ 10% clown day ol through tile property ...., caah or certtfied which this Is a part of1 check, bllance due South 58 dog. 10 foal on confirmation of 58 Inches East, a disoalo. The appraisal lane• ot675.23 feetlo did not Include an an Iron pin ; thence interior eJ:amlnation South 54 dog. 45 foal olthe house. 36 lnchea Waot, a disRobarl E. Beegle, lance ol469.68 feet to r.ielga County Sheriff a point In the cantor· Atlorney ~ tor the line of Township Road PlalntiH: little Sheats 33, pesslng an lr:on and Warner, 213 E. pin at 439.23 feel ; 2nd, Pomeroy, OH thence with lho cen45769; 740-992-6689 terline of Township (317, 14, 21 Road 33 lhe following four courses and dis- !:.": w- canyon lawrence BOO>y said, 'Eaclt handicap ~ lil<e a illrlle in a steeplechase, and TRUCKS SAu-: Public Notice .,.., 70 Pine Street • Galli polis 7:00AM • 8;00 PM No. 465, beginning al 40 Grand 13 ~ ldn 14Raunlon 2 WeSl 740-446-IMI07 Toll Frn !177-6611-00117 ' along the north line ol said Sam Evano land to lhe ptoce ol bogln-nlng, containing .32 ocre. Be lhe same mare or leao, but aub)ectto all iegll hlghwaya. Reference Dead: Volume M, Pogo 875 PP No., 14.01340.000, 14.(11341.000 Property Addraso: 42121 Entorprloe Rd. Pomeroy, OH 45769 Current Owner: Ed B. Zlnn Ill. alii Appraised at $25,000.00 Ierma of sale: Can not ba sold tor leu then 213rda ol the app~aloed value. 10% down day of sale, caah or certified check, balance due on conflrmatlori of sale. Tile appraloal did not Include an Interior examination MONTY neg. (740)208·0495 _ CookMotora. 0% Financing· 36 Mos. We have Cavaliers. available now on John Grandams. Suntires, Deere Z Trak Zero Tums & Saturns, S-10 Trucks and 5.99% Fixed Rate on John ·· vans. Call or stop by Cook Deete Getor1 Carmichael Motors. 328 JaCkSOn Pike. Equipment (740)446-2412. 740-446-0103 I:HI1-t1 t K 10 6 4 6 K 7 2 & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT Hours SHERIFF SALES Case No. 05CV116 Wells Forgo Bank NA Plalntlll VI Ed B. Zlnn Ill, al al Delendante Court ol Common Plsao, Melga County, Ohio. In pur'lluance of an order ot sale to ba directed !rom said curt In the abovo entitled action, I will expose to .. ~eat public octlon on the lront otapa ol lhe Melga County Court Houoe on Friday, April 13, 2007 al 10 a.m., of said day, tlto follow· lng ducrlbed real estate: Parcel One: The following real estate oitualld In tho County ol Meigs, In tho State ol Ohio, and In the Townahlp ol Salisbury, Section 8, Town 2 North, Range 13 West and bounded and described ao lol· lows: Beginning at the Northllll corner ola certain lot now owned by said grantor In said town-sl\lp known 11 Ent•rprlaa; thence south on the 011111ne 01101150 lett; thence ., Q s rfamihJ •·t\134:• - -- - - - - 1994 Chevrolel Silverado. VB. loaded. longbed. low miles, automatic, bedhner. E.~ecellent cond1tion. no rust. Books lor $6500. Sell for $5.000 740.367-7129 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncoodilional lifetime guarHO> tUR antee. l ocal references turFOR SAI..E --For sale: 3 donkeys. and 1 1987 Ford Ranger. 4x4. nishect. Established 1975. CKC Registered Shih Tzu baby donkey. 446-1158 98,000 miles, 2.9l , 5 speed, Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446Puppies. $200. Ca ll EKI. Cab, $1500. Call after 0870, Rogers Basement Goats lor sale. 740·256Waterproofing 6pm. (7401742-2457 (740)256-t832 " 9340. &66~-0469 •RENTALS •SALES •SERVICE •FREE DELIVERY •MONTHLY OXYGEN VISITS Nvt 6 A J 3 ·' I I\ I .., 1111 "~wer. Great Shape, 41 ,500 iirr;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, 0 miles. 2nd owner. $6.100 ., FAD-1 EQU!PI\•IENT & ACROSS It Fourth- 99 OldS Cutlass. l eather. All r' I Alder 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. furniShed ana unlurnished, security depos it required. no pets. 740-992_22_18_.__________ ;;:::~::::::::, (304)5~3-1994 r.1 i NEA .Cro11word Pu:r:zle BRIDGE Gel you' 4-H goals W11h us. A&QIStereo & percents~ Boer QOaiKids & bucks. Call 740-256-9247 01 viSit our webSite www.QOIOstrike· ro I Minutes from downtown ~,,· ,. Re1e,ences & Gall' VV' D.pos il Requi,ed. l a,ge StOfage Building & [)e{;k, No Pets. (740)441 _1547 -------2 Bedroom. Bulaville Pike. Trash/Wahu Pd. No Pets. Deposit & References. (7 40)388-t1 00 -------2 Mobile homes for rent 740-367·? /62 or 740-446- The Daily Sentinel • Page BS www.mydallysentlnel.com l.._r_1..1\_»;_··oc -· •((_.1 Aepalf-675-7388. Fo1 sale, re-cond1hooed automatiC wasi'latl & dryers. retngeraboergoets.corn tors, 011 and electric ra~ air cxlnci:tioner&. and CKC Reg. Tov fool:jes_ t Quality "Show PiQS" from wnnger washers Will do Black. 1 BuH. 1 Ugh! Tripte P Farm- From repa'" Of\ m&IO' brands In Chooolale. A1t ~les. S350 NatiOnal Winning Br&eang shop or at your ~each, t740)·U6-1672 ·or StOdc.. Available lot vtewlllQ. by appolntrfl8flt. 00 Matctl (740)710-6471 . Used furniture store. 130 - - - - - - - - 26. Barrows starting 0 Buta1111te Pike, Electric one nubian and two pygmy $150, Gills 0 $200. 304· Ranges. Chests. Couches, ooats. would like to sell as 8 675·1798 Mattresses. bun~ beds, family. call alter 6pm. 740IIi \ ,..,1 11H I \I II 1\ dinenes. recllners. (740)446- 441 · 1590 4782 Gallipolis, OH , Hrs 11· - - - - - - - Al~ 3 (M-F) Sat. Call first. Schnauzers, Mmi, AKC . . . . . .FOIIIOiiiiSAI.fiiiiiiiii:. ..,.l Ml'iCflJ.MEIICI • LAN-~.otS _. shots uld. Sip and black .., . $350-$300. 740-767-4875 Sedan 1992 Ca"·llac .... Weimaraner puppkls. 1 male Deville. Good cordlion. 44616' enclosed cons1ruction 4 female. ~rents on prem1s· 7318 trailer, tandem axial , 2drs, es. Born 118107 . $300 each work bencheWcabinets. 080. Call 388-9313 3 Contours. 4 Vans, 3 some t006Siladders. $3.750. •r---~~---, Rangers. 3 4 x4 ·s. 3 (74.0)992-0 167 MLISICAL Cavaliel&. & 3 S-1O's - - - - - - - - - ......W;iiiimliiiJ!ItiilENISiiiiii:..., (740)388·8228 2 Craftsman nd1ng Mowe1s .., 87 Chrysler ·4 cyl. 87 $400 080 304-773-5343 Yamaha Black left handed 4 Mercedes Benz. 88 Pontiac string Bass Gui1ar with Grand Pnx. Ask lor Jr. 740JET Fender gig bag. Fender 256-1t02 AERATION MOTORS Rumble 25 amp and digitec Repaired. New & Aebuill tn effects pedal. All in good 99 Chrysler Concotd LX Stock. Call Ron Evans. 1condi1ion. $600 Call 304· 93000 Mites $3250 Firm 800-537-9528. 875·8937 740·388·8455 Aivers•de. 3BR . 2 Bath. Vinyl FOIIIbNr Siding. Sh1ngle Root , CIA, '"-------_.1 Tara Townhouse New Carpet & Vinyl. Ask 1998 Mobile Home. 2 Apartments. Very SPacious, about our (31 14:1C70 hOmes Bedroom, 2 Bath, S450imo 2 Bedrooms, CIA, 1 112 Daytime (740)388-0000. Even1ngs. (740)388-8017 or plus u11111ies. Private lot. Bath. Adult Pool & Baby NEW AND USED STEEL 2007 K*~ Wednesday, March 7, 2007 ALLEYOOP 10 AKC Samoyed pu-s "'" available lor great parents on Mothers Day and also avwlable lor camlg pa1ents who can talie gooo care ol them . 61o-643-88S3 & Thompsons Appliance & equ1pped ~utchen . dining area. laundry hookups. a<WOOO 'q, 'U J0'· References and security central hea11a1 ba large 3 bedroom house in deposit requ11ed. $600 mo. 151 1 ,900 discount $500 1 Pomeroy. I 1/2 bath, ale, l:ash buy'" (304)833·6536 basement & 2 car garage, call 446-2325 or 446-4425. -------very clean, plenty of room. Taking applica tions lor 2003 16~ 76 Fleetwood. $685 per month. (740)949- Modern 1 BA. No pets, JBA. 2 Bath. Vmyl Siding, 2303 or 740-591 -3920 $275/mo includes Shingle Root, CIA. Very Nice water/sewer, $200 deposit. Home. 1998 16•80 MouiU: 1101\llll {740)446-3617 (740)245-9213 Wednesday, March 7, 2007 www.mydallysentlneLcom frH Estimate f f CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing. Siding. Soffit, Decks, Doors. Windows, Electric, Plum/Jing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions Local Contractor a• • ......,E "'"OU FO~TTEN TH!\T THE &ANO DllECTOit SWITCHEI> '{()I) TO 740.367-()536 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis 446o0007 e.:n ltb.•lllltlt ~ ltinls lg( ~ rooars c!JII. ZOQU8/5 P " XFL USP SE FGW KSOHIII VOW tiSX XFDX GX VOW WGVL·WlOGXKGIIN FHIST, CHX XFDX WIQOL. " • CLM C~I\IIA~S~ eeo.vs.E HE C.OO~t> TE~L I .l\ A PER· C.L)SSioN r I!.O!>' "'v ! CARPE NTE R SE RVI CE . -UY'S SElfSTIUIE • Room .l.ddltlons 6 Rtmodeling · Eltctrlct~l & Plumbing • Rooting l Gutters • Vinyl Sidlt~i I P1lntlng • Pltio 1nc1 Poreh Oec:kl WV036725 V C YOUNG Ill '::1'::12 •',llllc' ''\ I''"L l•~ ,J\ I .., ,\IIIli lP~ \ 'W''l'ILt' olwr Th-.llotah8,2007 ......... -Oool PEANUTS LOOK WJ.IAT I 60T! TI-IAT WEIRD KID JUST SOL.D ME Tile IJAT THAT WAS WHO WAS RO'I' 110885? liSED 8'( RO'( 1-10885 I = Fortunately, fillllncial coodltiona lanoll ol lile ~ ••• could b8 tar more tavorable for you than they have been tor a lOng time. However, be caretut you do not spend this extia money aa last as VOW can .m ake it. PISCES {Feb. 20-Ma.rch 20) - ShOuld you have to become Involved with SOI'fi80flO who hM given you much gri•t, your union coulcl prove to be l~tYIY,I 0 H NU D Granny mys Slid lbal a 111111 should nover 1010 his shirt ifbo bas 1m slema- trl'-rt-Rrlu-rf....;;u.,rl'L..,.I-11 •. CANCER (June 21-Jufy 22) -You're likely to t.ke a number ot things tor granted earty In the ~. wtlleh you'll quicldy ·diiCOver Isn't llk&ly to serve your interests too well. You'll see the error of your ways just 6n time. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Should you 1raat someone warmly whom one of your beat frlende rwNv di.alikea, your ~~ may intef"J)Ait it •• a slap in the face to him or her. Yov might have to calm~WIIW.. VIRGO {AI,Ig. 2$-Sept. 2~ ) - ShOuld you tind youraalf d&aply ln'IOMKI in a project you're really not equipped to handle, don't helitate 10 call in the ce.vaJry. The~ ia no shame in needing Middleport. OH · 10x10x10xl0 lu 10 n1a r.tgeable t..lp. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - 992°1194 or 992-6615 "Middleport's only Self-Storqe" GARFIELD LIZ THINKS I'MHAN~E ANP WHAT 170eS H~ OOIDe DOOiHINKi' natlonl 1. ..... To your ,.... VOO COUk1 diaoo'Jer that being too much of a risk taQr has its penaltiM• ...,.a.lly whln It comea to your financial affaire. Vou might hav. to clean up wur act fut . SCORPIO {Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - It's admirable to otter to beo of I.Niatance to a friencl wno really neect1 your Mtp. but not If you attach atrlnga 10 the 0\!WtUra. Do th&nga for your ~I out of the goodrl•lt of your heart. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. ""Doc. 21) UNMe you kMP ~' lmputllve lndl~ QCN'I1Jol, you OOUICI eMI- ... , , ••c ......... aomathing otner'lo WIU find unbecoming. Take Mme to flrtt ~ what vou 're alxHJt to epeek. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Joul. 1111 - A NYI.TIPMIS . . could ~~ youi'Mlt Into dON ha..,. prot.. l1able poealbllltlee. OUt ftnd out what ly ~ 01 Clo . . . . . . . .11:11.. ~ ' •C..o'? 1 . . . . . Clll!laCIIJ ...JoC.• .....,.ftlllll $1•1 ... .... GRIZZWELLS ~ 'bU w~ 1\\\\\1(. '1b® ~m 1o ~ ,., \'{\zt..N> :> ltWOtf'eiTiel•t In which you haUtdoua probAbllltlH m.)' uilt thet oould IMd to your ~o~nclol~. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fol>. 10)- E_, though you are cap&ble of a numMt of lngentoua -.c:t1c1 and technlquH 10 accompl~ your goaJe.. timing Will be lmportMt If you impl.,-nent plana p,... metuNiy, tnev won't work. SOUPTONUTZ "ks IS a - <><efVL 1<\'W:Mt,t"\ ~lL. CSL<ro il ~c fll!s.s. .. ~-= !._"':.~: you dMiop ual around. lll . . lloFIIIFPI.MIIJM I DTX low 10 fonot lour .,_ word!. ARIES ~March 21 -April 19) - It's generally not a smart thing to beoome indebted to eomoone you know socially. It can put you In a.n intenor position, wher~ you mav reffialn long after you've paid VQUr obligation . TAURUS (April 20.May 20~ - Ju.t becau~e there iS someone in your oroup who isn't a good team player, don't stoop to hla or her kwel when dealing wllh this per801\. ~\tin" a good example cwld turn this lndlvid- 1 Manley's Recycling Stl emotionally. 97 Beech Street •NewG111g11 CTDYOLL, counterproductive, unteaa you approach things klogically and not SUNSHINE CLUB :111', 1 :1 ~;11 L'lt IDYL PSH PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'livng well is !he besl1everge.• · lloorge Herbert ·nis in pa~dMng lhal we are pardone<l.•· St. Francis of Assi~ GEMINI (May 21-..Nne 20)- In work· lng with othera whO are attempting to 6QCOIT'IPIISh a to'n1 endeavor, don't think of youraelf as ba6ng first among aquail. U you do, tl could cause some maPr bk:bring that can be avoided. YOUN G'S GX CHKFVOOY ltariQngt We Deliver To You I & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT by Lull Campos Clllbrlw Cl!N ~~ •e tu:ed 11om~ n, lamoY$ peope. put aoo P"M'Ii r:::' S(Qi.4!lA-~£~s· fOUAII--.....--- AAVE YOI.J FOR60TTEII I PL...'<' THE TROI'\80NE? F - Elll1111l11 ~ ...~.}~:"i·1~tj~41'1:""• CELEBRITY CIPHER _ __..;....;; ...... .,ClAY L BIG NATE 740.367.()544 • Home Oxygen • Portable Oxygen • Homefill System • Helios System YOII hl'llllost IWO cltA>s and v.ill concede one spade. So you mus1 play !he red suits without toss. This 18qUires firdng East wilh BXactty king-doublelon in hearts. Lead a spade 10 lhe ace on lhe boatd (1101 a diamond 10 lhe ~ng) and cal lor a low heart, pulling in you1 jack when East plays low. After lllal holds, cash lhe Ilea~ ace, being relieved to see lhe kitg drop. Having cleared lllal majol hur<le, you seem 10 be home tree, but do nollake your fifO oil lhe <Iamond su~ Draw Wast~ last ~ by playing a hean 10 lhe Q!MR, lhen lead a <Iamond 10 your ace and cash lhe <Iamond queen. " """'Y''Ye lollows, clain. NWast <iscards, conoede down one 8iJt when East <iscaniS, play a diamond to dummy's irMIIuable 10 and clain. !rom .... No. 3 below. SCPIAMU1'S ANSWERS 3 ~ 1 ,. o 7 Ollaoo- MIIIDPI- Occur - Vabal· SMALLER "lef!arion," lbo coed ldWod bet l'OOIIIIIIIte, "makes I balPDoD braerllld dol.. bU!s SMALLER." ARLO&JANIS �Page B4 The Daily Sentinel o Lor.a.....I'OR.Ib···-SW:~.· Irs ..... Green Twp , 1 112 mi from town , 1 112 m1 tram New A.ttentlont GAHS. 3BR Brd Ranch. $140.000 (740)446-8131 In Pomeroy 2 8d houu w•th yard & basement Great starter-move 1n condihOn. 992-7546 ""1. www.orvb.com Horne Llttlngl 4 acres, 4 BR 2 Car Garage, Pomeroy, OH. Call (740)992·5007. Code 2 197 V1ew phOtosJ•nto onlme r Ir ~= Local company otfenng "NO DOWN PAYMENT" proQl"ams lor you to buy your hOme 10stead ot renting • IOOQo l1nanc1ng • Less than perfect credit act:epted · Payment could be the same as Mortgage LocatOfs. (740)367-0000 - -- - -- - Duplex for rent m Middleport . 2 bedroom apartments, both recently remodeled . $450 upstairs and $475 oownstairs. Extras like new deck , sunroom. garage. storage. Call (740)992·5094 and leave message - - - - - - -House lor rent 3-4 Br. MuXI. C1A. 740-843-5264 M<HIII£ Hm ..:s 11JR SALE t 1-~rW~IIot.smJLD~~.~I ~ I lmmac~la1o GuoiJ; 2 bedroom apartment New carpet & cabinets. freshly pa~nted dacora1ed, WID hookup Beautiful country senmg. Must see lo appreciate. $4Wmo.. (614)595-7773 Of 1-800-798-46fJ6. ,--------,.-Midd .. N.4thA,o .. 2 mom etflency Dep.& previous rental reJerences. No pets. Utilities paid. 740.992-otSS. New 2BR apartments. washer/dryer hookup. stovelrelrigerator included. Also. units on SA i60. Pets Welcome! (740)44t·0194 r Second ftoor apt. overlook· ing Gallipolis city park. L.R.. 2 B.A., 1 112 baths. fully Pool. Patio, Start $425/Mo. N PI l PI Steel Beams. Pipe Rebar 0 For Conere le· Ang le · secumy · e S,DeposlteaseRequlr· edus• Channel. Fla1 Bar. Steel (740)367-7086 -~------ Gret1ng For Dra1ns. Tracy ·s Apts tBR s325 Driveways & Walkways. l&l 3314 Franklin Ave., Pt Scrap Metals Open Monday. Pleasant. WV 304-675-1537 Tuesday, Wednesday & background check required Friday, Bam-4:30pm. Closed - - - - - - - - Thursday, Saturday & Twin Rivers Tower is accept- Sunday. (740)446-7300 ing applications tor wailinn ... ,.. Oak firewood tor sale. list tor Hu{l-subsized, 1- br. Delivered or pickup. _408_o.________ apar tment. call 675-6679 (740)441 _094 1. (7401645_ Mobile Home Lot in Johnson Equal Housin~ Opportunity SB46. CAA HEAP accepted. MObile Home Park in Valley Apartments in Mason. Prom Gowns. blue- size . 4 Gallipolis. OH Phone WV ·IS now accep 1·mg app11· Peach- size 2. 446.7271 . (740)446-2003 or (740)446- catiOns. Apply in pet"son at 14 09. 501 Shawnee Trail , Point STEEL BUILDINGS -N,-,_ _Bed-, oom -.1 Pteasant. WV on Tuesdays Huge savings! Top Quality. 00 14 70 2 Bath home. Located or Thursdays. HUD Ideal tor workshop or between Athens and Assisted . Equal Opportunity garage. Ask about our $ 365.00 per Housing 304-675-4900 remaiNng 20061nvemorv. Pomeroy ·, month includes water. sewe< "'-•CE G'ea.t deals! CaM toll free "'""" & trash. f(ll RENT dOOay! 3/2 Doublewide. $37.970 Midwest (740)828- 2750 Move in today! New 2007 3 bedroom 2 bath Only $199.86 per month . Set up minutes from Athens and ready lor 1mmediate occupancy. Call 740.385·4367 . NEW 2007 4 bed D!Wide 1 $49,179. Midwest (740)8282750 (lll!ll""-~-""'!'--, LOTS & i L.--oiAtii(ii.Rii FAii ltiGj:-_.1 ,t , 4 acre lot tor sale (304)743· 6323 •"::r.:"l!::-::'ll:'"'!ll~':::'ll 011 18 1 ~or ~ ......wo Leva ots with all utilities aVail ble In City or Poin leasant. 45x100 each 17.000 tor both, also Fo Sale One of the lest larg acts available •n the C• f Point Pleasant over eras Call 304·675-249 .:;;;••::;'..;8..;'30 :;;.._ _ _ _~ Mobile Home Lot tor rent near V1nton. Call {740)441 11 11. r Wu·,'llD ~ Need tq sell your home? late on payments, divorce. job transfer or a death? I can buy your home. All cash and quiCk dosing 740-4163130. I{ I \I \ t -... nr'~I IUI:J'II~ FOR Rl-Nr Lo~------.p 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments for Rent. Meigs County, In town, No Pets. Deposit Required, (740)992-5174 or (740)44 1-0110. I iLo.. . . . ..·-..r . · REAt E\iM'E ~~:=~=:.9948. r o 2bdr, newly decorated. W/0 hOokup: range & fridge furnished. new cond: no pets Ret & Oep (304)675·5182 2br. Apt. on 5th Street Pt. Pleasant $375 ask for Don 3 and 4 room furnished apts. clean W/0 hookup. No pels. .......ltiiURiiittilbNrliit;,;,. .~ Ref. and deposit required. ' 740·448·1519 $126/mol Buy 3bd HUD HQME! 5%00, 20yrs 0 8%. For l istings 800-559-4109 x1709 HOU'\1-:S 2 BR. Nice Kitchen. UJ . Professionally Painted, Clean. Ready to move in. Call (740)446-7425 A HIDDEN TREASURE! 2 or 3 Br. house. no pets, laurel Commons 740-992-5858. Apar1ments. Largest in the area! Beautifully renovated 3 Bedroom. 1 1/2 Bath , throughout including brand Excellent. Location. Close to new kitchen and bath. library and school. No pets. Starting at $405. Call today! (740)446-1t62 (304)273·3344 House At 2 North (304)895-3129 3BA , 1 bath. LeGrande 81 vd · no pel s, $ oos v... mo. + sec dep. (740)446-3644. 3br Apartment for rent, 1-2 Bdrm .. remodeled. new carpet, stove & ·trig_.. water, ,sewer, trash pd. Middleport S425.00. No pets Ref. required. 740 _843_5264 _ 4br House in Clifton. APART· $425/month + Deposit 304· BEAUTIFU' IIENTS AT BUDGET 593-48 19 after 5pm PRICES AT JACKSON Accepting applications for 3- ESTATES, 52 Westwood bedroom, 2-bath & laundry Drive from $365 to $560. room 2 story house with out Walk to shop & movies. Call building Stove & refrigerator 740-446 ·2588 Equal included. Nice corner lot in Housing Opportunity. Point Pleasant. 1st month $ CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· . deposit required $6001 month. $600 deposit. No ED a AFFORDABLE! apartments, pets. Available· April 1st. Townhouse andlor small houses FOA 740-448·9595. . RENT. Call (740)441-1 t 11 HUD HOliESt 2bd tor application & information. S12Simo, 3bd 2ba $185/mo. More homes availEllm View able! 5% dn. 20yrs @ 8% Apartments FOI" listings call t-800-5594109 KF144 • 2&3 bedroom apartments • Central heat & AJC •Washer/dryer hookup In Memory • All electric· averaging $50-$60/month • Owner pays water. sewer. In Memory of trash Becky Ackerman 9125189- 317102 If tears could build a stairway, and memories build a la11e, I'd walk right up to heaven, and bring you home again. Mom , Garret, Cundi.ff and Call Families I Commercial building "For Rent" 1600 square foot, olf street parking. Great toeation! 749 Third Avenue in G 11 1 · - R a P0 1IS. ent 14251mo. Call Wayne (404)456-3802 r I \In I "-I I 'I 'I II .... Phillip Wise Concrete All ty pes concrete 740-992-5929 740-416°1698 1 :;;:::::::::::~~ I r5 Tltl"CK..tii ~ L.,. ...,;FOIIIIiiiioi"iiiUEiiiii,__.l .., 1991 International 425 Cat 15 Speed 46.000 rear Hendridlson Suspension wet t1ne .....&1986 Easl Dump Trailer 34 Ft. Flip Tarp&Unar $21 ,000. Will Sepa,.1e. 38 Fool enclosed car hauler. tri-axle. $9000. Call 740- For sale : 2004 Chevy 446-2845 Silverado truck. extended c·• o11 e11enged e'e'y 3000 au, K1eler Buill- Valley-Bison- miles, new ti res. 1 owner, Horse L.1ves1oc k never wrecked. 62000 miles and TrailersLoadma11- s14.soo. Gooseneck. Dumps. ll 2005 Buick Lesabre 52000 Uliiity· Aluma Aluminum miles. 1 owner, Kepi in Trailers- B&W Gooseneck garage, oil changed every Hitches· Trailer Parts. 3000 miles, never wrecked Carmichael Trailers. 114.500. Call 740-441 ·8299 (740)446- 2412 or 740-441-5472 . Ir--___ rs J. l..n-·JS.rroc ...:K. · .. (304)882o3017 ir furnished etfec. 1 person. all utilities paid. Shared bath 919 2nd Ave. $175 per month. 446-3945 Gracious living. 1 and 2 bed· room apartments at Village Manor and Riverside Apartments in Middleport. From $327-$592. Call 740992-5064 . Equal Housing Opportunities. HUO HOliES! 21><1 1126/mo, 31><1 2ba S1Wrno. More homes available! 5% dn, 20yrs @ 8%. For liStif"95 call 1-~·55941 0911f144 Immaculate 1 Bedroom Apt. Newly Carpeted. Freshly Painled & Decorated, New appliailces, WID Hookup, Privacy Fence, Private Parking, 12 min. !rom Rio Grande. Must see to appre, c1ate. $325/mo. (614)5957773. 800· 798·4886. weal SBieatto I COf· ner; tllence northweot to I COrMfi thence tall 72 lilt to 1 cor· ner; thence north to 1 corner; tMnce east 46 feet to 1 comer on the North line ol said lol, containing llbout one quarter of an ocre, more or leas. -11110: Also the lollowlng real ••tate, being In the North one-haH ol Section 8, Town 2 north, Range 13 West, Salltbury Township, Meigs County, Ohio dHCrlbed 81 follows: Baglnnlng South 63 degrees 45 feet Waot 300 feet along the Soulh olda ol Wyllta Avenue from the Northeaal comer ol what waa lormerly MMy Ann Dill's land recorded In Deed Book 86, page 233, Deed Records ot Malga County. Ohio; place ol beginning also baing the Northwlat corner ol Sam Evano' 30.27 acre tracl nl land recorded In Deed Book 207, page 357, Deed Records ol Molge County, Ohio; thence South 14 ctagreao 25 leal W.OI I 00 feel; thence South 28 degrees 50 feel 1111 95.88 feet; therwo North 48 dog,... 20 feel East 127 ..., to the North line of said Sam Evans land; thence North 50 dagNoa 40· feet Weal 150.57 feel of the house. Robert E. Beegle, Melga County Sheriff AHornay lor the Plalntlll: Ralllnleld and Auoclate1, 2035 Reading Road, Cincinnati, DH 45202, 513-322-7000 (3) 7, 14,21 Public Notice SHERIFF SALES Caoa No. 06CV127 Heme National BanK Plalntlll Vs Karren David Lemley at al Delendanto Court of Common Pleao, Meigs County, Ohio. In pursuance of an order ol oale to be directed · from said curt In tile above ant~ tied action, I will expoae to sale el public action on lhe lront otepo ol the Melgo County Court Houoe on Friday, April 13, 2007 at 10 a.m., of said day, the followIng described real aotate: The following real aotate IHUited In the VIllage of Pomeroy, County ot Melge and State ol Ohio and bounded and deocrlbad as follows: Baing oldoan (16) feet oil ol the east side ol Lot No. 470 and twenty three and o,..heH (23 1121 feet oil the weal aide ol Lot No. 46~. The - · ol twoland dooc:rlbad conotltrocta tute a troctlhet ..._ 39 112 feet on BuHtrnut Slrolt and · ·to acre the north IIIIIback Of I 00 Loi No. 303. Also the following real aotale oltu.otad In Fraction 17 In said Vlliegl, County and Slate aloraaald and bounded and doiCrlbad aalollowo' Being lhat pert ot l..ot J 32 6 K 10 5 ., 10 8 7 • • J g8 • QJ • AQ ~Bfi2 s K 9 • 7 • AIOIItl 41 7 . ~-~ 2. 2. t Y Pass Tree Service NorU1 _East It 16 3 '1 Pass Pass FRANK & EARNEST • Stump Grinding One hurdle crossed, · another waiting Bucket Truck dlllnecl 15 PocUI 16 "You A,. Uy Daotlny" linger 17 loll of "Lolli 52 Expects 53 When mommotho 12 wds.) 54 Loll 55· Razorbeckl 58 w.- 1ftMmli 11 Cloooroom 39 aound 12 Born 1 - r 16 Aquarium 41 piDCOIO DOWN 18 Penne · ahemative 1 Very 20 Wrongs 2 AI ollndy 21 Do dinner 25lame 22 Visored cap 24 Furniture 3 Ra.h 26=8101 wood 211 l/ldao-glme 4 Hull bonom 26 Garden soil 5 Make 27 Compolent miatakll 6 Gouip 28 Dessert brlnchel cart item& 33 Olakaouh 7 Big lizord 30 Spill i n 34 P-toyo 811ogno31 Sulllxlor 35 Do christies laude ··one who" 9 Male doll 36 Knighted 37 Roman GUIMIII 10 Delhi 31 Wild about honorlllc emperor 32=... Pass Opening lead: • Q. Top • Removal • Trim 12 LHO 46 •• black 48 Upoclit cooldt 41 Flotalm and - Dealer: North Vulnenlble: East-West JONES' Comlc:ba<* 18 ..... ofZono 11 Chip 23- 9AJ64 3 t A Q 3 2 Wm ~cell --n- ~ Clallt" ... • Soutla Low-loch hauler (2 wds.~ Coloooium litO 43 Wattilk 44 Wlik in 45 Sparrow's dwelling 47 Totes 48 Smack I mosquito 49 Derrick orm 50 Italian writer 51 Herbal soother 52 Put when you ride " to ~ ~ you llvow your ltoart """· lhe holse v.ill go along. loo• Wh&n you play a deal lllat coolalns a tt9t illrlle and you iun'4l .- nsue· cesaluiy, do nollhen I~ OVO!Ihe limbo slick ~ing a lew lrid<s down !he trad<. In this deal, you 1eacl! lour hearts. Wesl leads lhe club queen. The delorider& continue pl!rjing ciiA>s until you ruff !he thild 100nd. How woold you conliooe? Sou1h'sIWO-Itoart 1esponse promised al least a liva<ard sun, so Nortt decided lllal, dospile his llinimum oounl, he • to 1ebid three hearts (1101 pass~. Sou1h, knowing about lhe dooble lit, was 1985 Kawasaki 454 LTD. runs great new tires & braMes. $1 ,500. call (740)992.0187 BARNEY 2005 Honda 500 Foreman. 4){4. green. new 11res. new warn wench. great condition. $4500. 740.446-1327 -...1 f< \ ll I -... Hardwood b~etry And FmltUrt www.u.a.......-..kublutry.- IS Ol' BUlLET AWARE THAT HE SEES ALL THEM FROO-FROO DOGS AN' THINI<S HE'S WATCHIN' A TH' DOG SHOW IS A SERIOUS COMPETITION ? ham' to !lise to game. CoMOY!! Hill 's Self SIOidQe 29670 Bashan Road Aac1ne, Ohio 45771 740-94&-2217 '"t91Q'J.W "-''"' o··.· \\ \ \ h ~~~'\~:11 \.l l\0..,1 1\lll[\ 1\, Concrete Removal and Replacement All Types Of Concrete Work 26 Years Experience David Lewis 740-992°6971 lances, North 33 dog. 03 leal 42 lnchea Weal, a dlllance ot . 74.71 leal to a polnl; thence North 23 dog. 34 leet 51 Inches Weal a distance of 199.20 feet it a point; !hence North 35 clag. 06 leal 32 Inches west, a distance of 74.34 teat to a polnl; thence North 56 dog. I 0 lee! 55 Inch eo · West, a dlalance ol 64.38 feel to a point being at lhe lOUth· east corner of a 2.55 acre tracl North 05 dog.201eet281ncheo Eaat, a distance of 286.00 teat tp lho place ol baglnnlng containing 4.00 acres, more or less, and subject to all lagal aasamenta and rlghts-ol-waya . Description lor the above described tract being the result ol an aclual survey ol the premises In October 1984, by John D. Sharren, and checked by Ronald M. Sharrett P.S. 5147. Be lha aame more or leta, butaubjectto altlagal highwayo. Rolerenco Deed: Volume 238, Page 50S pp No.: 13o00732.001 Property Addraas: 27260 Price Strong Rd, Vinton, OH 45686 Current Owner: Darrlcll E. McCloud Appraised at $35,000.00 terms ol sale: Can not be sold lor leas !han 213rda ol the appralaed value. 10% down day ol sale, caah ..or certified check, belanca duo on confirmation ol sale. The appraisal did not Include an Interior examination of the hOU18. Robart E. Beagla, Meigs County Shariff Attorney lor the Plalntlll: laurlto and Laurllo AnN, 35 Commer~lal Way, Springboro, OH 45066, 937-743-4878 (317, 14, 21. Public Notice Tile Horne National Bank will auction the following Item on Saturday, March 10, 2007, at 10:00 a.m. II the Bank's parking lot 2002 Pontiac Sunllre G T 1G2JDI2F127292563 The Home Nllllonal Bank reserves the right to reject any and all bids. All vehicles are sold, as Is where is, with no warranties expressed or implied. For an appointment to see, cau 949-2210. ask for Sheila. (3P. 8. 9 ROBERT BISSEll ctNmiCnt• o New Homes o Garages • Complete Remodeling 'MI-112-1&n Stop & Compare THE BORN LOSER P"l-\'1' 1-\CTI\E.fdlt~'S ~K>I\60~ CALL ~f.R •ti\E C.Rt-.1.'1' C.I>.T L~·! ""L-Jf\'1'-I-lOW ... i-OOE.! TI\E'I CAU. f\E.R Th~i ~ "'"'~"' C.l>.~ tlOCS' BU.MJSE 51-\t. ~!l I>.LL ffiE. TII-\E. ! ~OWI-\1 lnou 111 411 mo. po the norlheaot corner ollol No. 469; !hence following lhe project- SHERIFF SALES ed east Hne ollol No. Case No. 06CVt39 469; thence aaal to US Benk National the dhch or creek; Alaoc. lhenc:e following lha PlalntiH ditch or creek lit a Va weaterty direction to Darrick E. McCloud a point where the Defendanta well nne ol Lot No. Court ol Common 469 projected would Pleaa, Meigs County, atrlke the ditch or Ohio. creak; thane~ In pureuance of an southerly lo the order ol sale to be northwe1t corner of directed lrom oald said Lot No. 469; court in the above thence easterly on entitled action, I will the north nne of Lot expose to oele at pubNo. 469 to the place lic action on the Iron! of beginning and IIepa ol the Molga being all ol Lol No. County Court House 465 except a atrlp 35 on Friday, April 13, by 25 112 feat which 2007 at 10 a.m., of Ilea norlh ol said aald day, the followIng described real ditch or creek. Also the following eatate: real eatate In Fraction Situated In tho 17, County, Village County ol Meigs In and State aloresald. the State ol Ohio and Being the aoulh pert In 1,. City of Vinton: ol Lot No. 464 and Baing allusted In the beginning al the Northoaot Quartor ol northweat corner of the Northwest Lol No. 471; thence Quarter ol Sactlol\ 25, following the wast Town 8 North, range line of Lot No. 470, IS Weal, Township ol projected a distance Salem, County of ol141eal to lhe ditch Meig& 1 and State of or croak; thence fol- Ohio: lowing the ditch or Being a porllon ol creek, saatarly to. a land lormerly owned point whore the pro- by James Walla, as jected line oltha east recorded In Vol. 279, line ol Lot No. 470 Page 325 of the Melga would etrlka ditch or County Dead creek; thence Records~ and being southerly on said pro- more parllcularty jaclad line to the clascrlbad as follows: northeast c"Orner of Beginning on the Lol No. 470; thence north nne of Section westerly on the north 25, where lhe northline of lola No. 470 south ha~ line ol the and 471; lo the north· Northwest Quarter west corner of Lot Section 25 lntarsecta No. 471, the place ot said north nne ol beginning. Section 25; thence Relarenca Dead: wllh the north line ot Volume 76, Paga 331, Section 25, South 84 Melga County Olllclal dog. 391eet Inches Recorda. East, a distance ol Auditor's Parcel 683.59 loot to a lound Numbers: 16- Iron pin, point being 16- · at the northeast cor00207.000, 00208.000, 16· ner of a 2.55 acre 00209.000 and 16- tract !hence leaving 00210.000. the north line o Property Adclrou: Section 25 and with 205 Butternut lhe east line ol the Avenue, Pomeroy, OH 2.55 acre tracl, South 45769 05 dag. 20 leet 28 Current Owner: Inches West, a disKarren David Lemley tance ol383.43 feet to alai an iron pin and the Appraload at place ol beginning o1 $15,000.00 terms ol this conveyance; sale: Can nol be sold thence with the lo~ lor leas than 213rds ol lowing two courses the -alsad value. and distances~ 10% clown day ol through tile property ...., caah or certtfied which this Is a part of1 check, bllance due South 58 dog. 10 foal on confirmation of 58 Inches East, a disoalo. The appraisal lane• ot675.23 feetlo did not Include an an Iron pin ; thence interior eJ:amlnation South 54 dog. 45 foal olthe house. 36 lnchea Waot, a disRobarl E. Beegle, lance ol469.68 feet to r.ielga County Sheriff a point In the cantor· Atlorney ~ tor the line of Township Road PlalntiH: little Sheats 33, pesslng an lr:on and Warner, 213 E. pin at 439.23 feel ; 2nd, Pomeroy, OH thence with lho cen45769; 740-992-6689 terline of Township (317, 14, 21 Road 33 lhe following four courses and dis- !:.": w- canyon lawrence BOO>y said, 'Eaclt handicap ~ lil<e a illrlle in a steeplechase, and TRUCKS SAu-: Public Notice .,.., 70 Pine Street • Galli polis 7:00AM • 8;00 PM No. 465, beginning al 40 Grand 13 ~ ldn 14Raunlon 2 WeSl 740-446-IMI07 Toll Frn !177-6611-00117 ' along the north line ol said Sam Evano land to lhe ptoce ol bogln-nlng, containing .32 ocre. Be lhe same mare or leao, but aub)ectto all iegll hlghwaya. Reference Dead: Volume M, Pogo 875 PP No., 14.01340.000, 14.(11341.000 Property Addraso: 42121 Entorprloe Rd. Pomeroy, OH 45769 Current Owner: Ed B. Zlnn Ill. alii Appraised at $25,000.00 Ierma of sale: Can not ba sold tor leu then 213rda ol the app~aloed value. 10% down day of sale, caah or certified check, balance due on conflrmatlori of sale. Tile appraloal did not Include an Interior examination MONTY neg. (740)208·0495 _ CookMotora. 0% Financing· 36 Mos. We have Cavaliers. available now on John Grandams. Suntires, Deere Z Trak Zero Tums & Saturns, S-10 Trucks and 5.99% Fixed Rate on John ·· vans. Call or stop by Cook Deete Getor1 Carmichael Motors. 328 JaCkSOn Pike. Equipment (740)446-2412. 740-446-0103 I:HI1-t1 t K 10 6 4 6 K 7 2 & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT Hours SHERIFF SALES Case No. 05CV116 Wells Forgo Bank NA Plalntlll VI Ed B. Zlnn Ill, al al Delendante Court ol Common Plsao, Melga County, Ohio. In pur'lluance of an order ot sale to ba directed !rom said curt In the abovo entitled action, I will expose to .. ~eat public octlon on the lront otapa ol lhe Melga County Court Houoe on Friday, April 13, 2007 al 10 a.m., of said day, tlto follow· lng ducrlbed real estate: Parcel One: The following real estate oitualld In tho County ol Meigs, In tho State ol Ohio, and In the Townahlp ol Salisbury, Section 8, Town 2 North, Range 13 West and bounded and described ao lol· lows: Beginning at the Northllll corner ola certain lot now owned by said grantor In said town-sl\lp known 11 Ent•rprlaa; thence south on the 011111ne 01101150 lett; thence ., Q s rfamihJ •·t\134:• - -- - - - - 1994 Chevrolel Silverado. VB. loaded. longbed. low miles, automatic, bedhner. E.~ecellent cond1tion. no rust. Books lor $6500. Sell for $5.000 740.367-7129 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncoodilional lifetime guarHO> tUR antee. l ocal references turFOR SAI..E --For sale: 3 donkeys. and 1 1987 Ford Ranger. 4x4. nishect. Established 1975. CKC Registered Shih Tzu baby donkey. 446-1158 98,000 miles, 2.9l , 5 speed, Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446Puppies. $200. Ca ll EKI. Cab, $1500. Call after 0870, Rogers Basement Goats lor sale. 740·256Waterproofing 6pm. (7401742-2457 (740)256-t832 " 9340. &66~-0469 •RENTALS •SALES •SERVICE •FREE DELIVERY •MONTHLY OXYGEN VISITS Nvt 6 A J 3 ·' I I\ I .., 1111 "~wer. Great Shape, 41 ,500 iirr;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, 0 miles. 2nd owner. $6.100 ., FAD-1 EQU!PI\•IENT & ACROSS It Fourth- 99 OldS Cutlass. l eather. All r' I Alder 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. furniShed ana unlurnished, security depos it required. no pets. 740-992_22_18_.__________ ;;:::~::::::::, (304)5~3-1994 r.1 i NEA .Cro11word Pu:r:zle BRIDGE Gel you' 4-H goals W11h us. A&QIStereo & percents~ Boer QOaiKids & bucks. Call 740-256-9247 01 viSit our webSite www.QOIOstrike· ro I Minutes from downtown ~,,· ,. Re1e,ences & Gall' VV' D.pos il Requi,ed. l a,ge StOfage Building & [)e{;k, No Pets. (740)441 _1547 -------2 Bedroom. Bulaville Pike. Trash/Wahu Pd. No Pets. Deposit & References. (7 40)388-t1 00 -------2 Mobile homes for rent 740-367·? /62 or 740-446- The Daily Sentinel • Page BS www.mydallysentlnel.com l.._r_1..1\_»;_··oc -· •((_.1 Aepalf-675-7388. Fo1 sale, re-cond1hooed automatiC wasi'latl & dryers. retngeraboergoets.corn tors, 011 and electric ra~ air cxlnci:tioner&. and CKC Reg. Tov fool:jes_ t Quality "Show PiQS" from wnnger washers Will do Black. 1 BuH. 1 Ugh! Tripte P Farm- From repa'" Of\ m&IO' brands In Chooolale. A1t ~les. S350 NatiOnal Winning Br&eang shop or at your ~each, t740)·U6-1672 ·or StOdc.. Available lot vtewlllQ. by appolntrfl8flt. 00 Matctl (740)710-6471 . Used furniture store. 130 - - - - - - - - 26. Barrows starting 0 Buta1111te Pike, Electric one nubian and two pygmy $150, Gills 0 $200. 304· Ranges. Chests. Couches, ooats. would like to sell as 8 675·1798 Mattresses. bun~ beds, family. call alter 6pm. 740IIi \ ,..,1 11H I \I II 1\ dinenes. recllners. (740)446- 441 · 1590 4782 Gallipolis, OH , Hrs 11· - - - - - - - Al~ 3 (M-F) Sat. Call first. Schnauzers, Mmi, AKC . . . . . .FOIIIOiiiiSAI.fiiiiiiiii:. ..,.l Ml'iCflJ.MEIICI • LAN-~.otS _. shots uld. Sip and black .., . $350-$300. 740-767-4875 Sedan 1992 Ca"·llac .... Weimaraner puppkls. 1 male Deville. Good cordlion. 44616' enclosed cons1ruction 4 female. ~rents on prem1s· 7318 trailer, tandem axial , 2drs, es. Born 118107 . $300 each work bencheWcabinets. 080. Call 388-9313 3 Contours. 4 Vans, 3 some t006Siladders. $3.750. •r---~~---, Rangers. 3 4 x4 ·s. 3 (74.0)992-0 167 MLISICAL Cavaliel&. & 3 S-1O's - - - - - - - - - ......W;iiiimliiiJ!ItiilENISiiiiii:..., (740)388·8228 2 Craftsman nd1ng Mowe1s .., 87 Chrysler ·4 cyl. 87 $400 080 304-773-5343 Yamaha Black left handed 4 Mercedes Benz. 88 Pontiac string Bass Gui1ar with Grand Pnx. 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Windows, Electric, Plum/Jing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions Local Contractor a• • ......,E "'"OU FO~TTEN TH!\T THE &ANO DllECTOit SWITCHEI> '{()I) TO 740.367-()536 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis 446o0007 e.:n ltb.•lllltlt ~ ltinls lg( ~ rooars c!JII. ZOQU8/5 P " XFL USP SE FGW KSOHIII VOW tiSX XFDX GX VOW WGVL·WlOGXKGIIN FHIST, CHX XFDX WIQOL. " • CLM C~I\IIA~S~ eeo.vs.E HE C.OO~t> TE~L I .l\ A PER· C.L)SSioN r I!.O!>' "'v ! CARPE NTE R SE RVI CE . -UY'S SElfSTIUIE • Room .l.ddltlons 6 Rtmodeling · Eltctrlct~l & Plumbing • Rooting l Gutters • Vinyl Sidlt~i I P1lntlng • Pltio 1nc1 Poreh Oec:kl WV036725 V C YOUNG Ill '::1'::12 •',llllc' ''\ I''"L l•~ ,J\ I .., ,\IIIli lP~ \ 'W''l'ILt' olwr Th-.llotah8,2007 ......... -Oool PEANUTS LOOK WJ.IAT I 60T! TI-IAT WEIRD KID JUST SOL.D ME Tile IJAT THAT WAS WHO WAS RO'I' 110885? liSED 8'( RO'( 1-10885 I = Fortunately, fillllncial coodltiona lanoll ol lile ~ ••• could b8 tar more tavorable for you than they have been tor a lOng time. However, be caretut you do not spend this extia money aa last as VOW can .m ake it. PISCES {Feb. 20-Ma.rch 20) - ShOuld you have to become Involved with SOI'fi80flO who hM given you much gri•t, your union coulcl prove to be l~tYIY,I 0 H NU D Granny mys Slid lbal a 111111 should nover 1010 his shirt ifbo bas 1m slema- trl'-rt-Rrlu-rf....;;u.,rl'L..,.I-11 •. CANCER (June 21-Jufy 22) -You're likely to t.ke a number ot things tor granted earty In the ~. wtlleh you'll quicldy ·diiCOver Isn't llk&ly to serve your interests too well. You'll see the error of your ways just 6n time. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Should you 1raat someone warmly whom one of your beat frlende rwNv di.alikea, your ~~ may intef"J)Ait it •• a slap in the face to him or her. Yov might have to calm~WIIW.. VIRGO {AI,Ig. 2$-Sept. 2~ ) - ShOuld you tind youraalf d&aply ln'IOMKI in a project you're really not equipped to handle, don't helitate 10 call in the ce.vaJry. The~ ia no shame in needing Middleport. OH · 10x10x10xl0 lu 10 n1a r.tgeable t..lp. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - 992°1194 or 992-6615 "Middleport's only Self-Storqe" GARFIELD LIZ THINKS I'MHAN~E ANP WHAT 170eS H~ OOIDe DOOiHINKi' natlonl 1. ..... To your ,.... VOO COUk1 diaoo'Jer that being too much of a risk taQr has its penaltiM• ...,.a.lly whln It comea to your financial affaire. Vou might hav. to clean up wur act fut . SCORPIO {Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - It's admirable to otter to beo of I.Niatance to a friencl wno really neect1 your Mtp. but not If you attach atrlnga 10 the 0\!WtUra. Do th&nga for your ~I out of the goodrl•lt of your heart. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. ""Doc. 21) UNMe you kMP ~' lmputllve lndl~ QCN'I1Jol, you OOUICI eMI- ... , , ••c ......... aomathing otner'lo WIU find unbecoming. Take Mme to flrtt ~ what vou 're alxHJt to epeek. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Joul. 1111 - A NYI.TIPMIS . . could ~~ youi'Mlt Into dON ha..,. prot.. l1able poealbllltlee. OUt ftnd out what ly ~ 01 Clo . . . . . . . .11:11.. ~ ' •C..o'? 1 . . . . . Clll!laCIIJ ...JoC.• .....,.ftlllll $1•1 ... .... GRIZZWELLS ~ 'bU w~ 1\\\\\1(. '1b® ~m 1o ~ ,., \'{\zt..N> :> ltWOtf'eiTiel•t In which you haUtdoua probAbllltlH m.)' uilt thet oould IMd to your ~o~nclol~. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fol>. 10)- E_, though you are cap&ble of a numMt of lngentoua -.c:t1c1 and technlquH 10 accompl~ your goaJe.. timing Will be lmportMt If you impl.,-nent plana p,... metuNiy, tnev won't work. SOUPTONUTZ "ks IS a - <><efVL 1<\'W:Mt,t"\ ~lL. CSL<ro il ~c fll!s.s. .. ~-= !._"':.~: you dMiop ual around. lll . . lloFIIIFPI.MIIJM I DTX low 10 fonot lour .,_ word!. ARIES ~March 21 -April 19) - It's generally not a smart thing to beoome indebted to eomoone you know socially. It can put you In a.n intenor position, wher~ you mav reffialn long after you've paid VQUr obligation . TAURUS (April 20.May 20~ - Ju.t becau~e there iS someone in your oroup who isn't a good team player, don't stoop to hla or her kwel when dealing wllh this per801\. ~\tin" a good example cwld turn this lndlvid- 1 Manley's Recycling Stl emotionally. 97 Beech Street •NewG111g11 CTDYOLL, counterproductive, unteaa you approach things klogically and not SUNSHINE CLUB :111', 1 :1 ~;11 L'lt IDYL PSH PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'livng well is !he besl1everge.• · lloorge Herbert ·nis in pa~dMng lhal we are pardone<l.•· St. Francis of Assi~ GEMINI (May 21-..Nne 20)- In work· lng with othera whO are attempting to 6QCOIT'IPIISh a to'n1 endeavor, don't think of youraelf as ba6ng first among aquail. U you do, tl could cause some maPr bk:bring that can be avoided. YOUN G'S GX CHKFVOOY ltariQngt We Deliver To You I & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT by Lull Campos Clllbrlw Cl!N ~~ •e tu:ed 11om~ n, lamoY$ peope. put aoo P"M'Ii r:::' S(Qi.4!lA-~£~s· fOUAII--.....--- AAVE YOI.J FOR60TTEII I PL...'<' THE TROI'\80NE? 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SCPIAMU1'S ANSWERS 3 ~ 1 ,. o 7 Ollaoo- MIIIDPI- Occur - Vabal· SMALLER "lef!arion," lbo coed ldWod bet l'OOIIIIIIIte, "makes I balPDoD braerllld dol.. bU!s SMALLER." ARLO&JANIS �Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, Mareh 7, 11007 Relatives mount, cleanup begins after Indonesian earthquake ki11s 52, A7 Nike unveils fitted unifonns for elite basketball schools PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) Players from four elite basketball universities will be hitting the court this week with distinctly dillerent Nikt: uniforms that showcase player's upper bodies but ~ how a little less leg. Nike unveiled the new line of basketball uniforms Tuesday. They are being introduced for the University of Florida. Ohio State University. University of Syracuse Arizona and University. The shoe and apparel giant plans to start introducing personalized uniforms to all its NCAA-Nike partner schools beginning next fall . The new look is decidedly different . The jerseys are tighter and the shorts are longer and bagg ier. And players have an option of "personalizing" their look with aerodynamic underlayer tops and le-ggings. Nike says the look creates a "dramatic new silhouette" and responds to player requests. ''Our guys are really exdted and fired up tu wear them," said Richard Paige. a spokesman for the University of Arizona team. "Nike really went above and beyond, as least as it relates to our guys, to make sure their input was taken very seriously." The lonnfittingjerseys and the baggier shons are made of a lightweight breathable material, Nike said. Beneath the shorts and J·erseys, players will have of a choice of wearing long. short-sleeve or sleeveless Nike compre•sion Lops aml padded mmpression shorts and leggings. The ;leek shape of the underlayer rese mbles the design of Nike\ competitor Under Annour. Nike said players had to'kl the company they were looking l(n way> to personalize their look, which some college players already do with tops under their jerseys. NFL become a free agent. Kansas City also has Brodie Croyle. last year's third-round draft pick, to compete with Huard for the job. , In other moves Tuesday : - Tampa Bay signed offensive tackle Luke Pet itgout. released by the New York Giants after starting 106 games for · them since being drafted in the first mund in 1999. - Kansas City signed linebacker Napoleon Harris. who played two years in Minnesota after being traded there by Oakland in the deal for Randy Moss. - The Chicago Bears and New York Jets finalized their trade for running back Thomas Jones. He joins the Jets and gives Cedric Benson a clear shot at Chicago's starting job. - San Francisco signed former New England linebacker Tully Banta-Cain. the fifth free agent it has signed since the signing period began last Friday. - Baltimore re-signed running back Musa Smith, who has been injured during most of his four seasons with the Ravens. Carolina released backup quarterback Chris Weinke. a former Heisman Trophy winner. New England resigned larry lzzo, who has been to the Pro Bowl three times as a special teams player. from Page Bl due on Wednesday by $1.7 5 million. Curry signed a five-year deal that could be worth up to $20 million and includes $5 million in guaranteed money. Pittsburgh signed restricted free agent punter Andy Lee to an offer sheet. The San Francisco 49ers have a week to match the offer and keep Lee. If they don't, the Steelers must send a sixth-round draft pick to the 49ers as compensation. Trent Green was seeking a trade that could lead to the end of his career in Kansas City. "We're going to look and see what his options are." his agent. Jim Steiner, said Tuesday. A statement issued by the Chiefs said conversations with Green continue to be "amicable and productive." General manager Carl Pethson met with the 37 -year-old Green on Monday. Green, who is signed through 2009, is scheduled to make $7.7 million and $9.2 million in the final two years of his contract. Damon Huard, who fi lied in when Green was hurt last season. recently signed a three-year deal with the Chiefs rather than MAC fromPageBl haven't since, a drought that has included some heartbreaking defeats. In last season's title game, Toledo trailed by 18 points in the second half before mounting a furious comeback that fell short in a 71-66 loss to Kent State. The Rockets, led by se111ors Justin Ingram . Keonta Howell and Florentino Valencia, are hoping that experience will help this ti.me around. "Until you play that third game that third day of the tournament, that 's uncharted waters." said Toldeo's Stan Joplin. the MAC' s coach of the year. " But now we can sell the fact that we ' ve been here before ." has never Akron· advanced to the MAC title game. and falling short this season would be devastating to a rising program . For se nior forward Romeo Travis. the MAC's player of the year, and guard Dru Joyce, this is a final c hance to make the NCAAs an accomplishment good friend and former high school teammate LeBron James will never match. The Zips bring a 24-6 record into the tournev. - with their six losses (including a 73-71 set. back at home to No. 10 Nevada) coming by a combined 20 points. But other than its gripping 6664 win at Kent State in the regular-season finale, Akron doesn't have any quality wins to flaunt for the NCAA tournament selection committee. If they don· l win the MAC. the Zips, who get the Central MichiganBuffalo winner in Thursday's quarterfinals, are going to have a hard time convincing anyone that they should receive one of the coveted atlarge bids to the 65-team field . Although it's among the nation 's most competitive mid-major conferences. the MAC hasn't had two teams make the NCAAs since 1999 when Miami and Kent State got in. Coles was asked about the prospect of the Zips getting zip from the NCAA . " It's criminal." he said. "AkriJn should be in tbe tournament . The one bid should end. People talk about RPls and other teams and I don't even hear Akron ge t mentioned. I don't see the difference between Aklon and some of the others . "I don't see how thev <:an't get in. They're going to have 25 or 26 victories, I mean. gee whiz ." MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscribe today. 992-2155 Nike says the padded com- their past in the design. pression shorts provide supNames of players who port fur hamstrings, hips and went on to the Hall of Fame calves. It is the first time the are on the uniforms. Some company has provided a lettering and insignia are padded base layer for basket- throwbacks to earlier days . ball. The unifonn for Symcuse The .:ompany's last major University, for example, has overhaul lor basketball uni- large color blocking on the forms came in the 1990s for shorts, reminiscent of the the University of Michigan. 1970s Syracuse Orangemen. A group of freshman players The shirt has a " BSB" there known as the "Fab insignia over the heart, borFive" headed to the NCAA rowed from the lirst Syracuse Tournament final with baggy basketball logo created for shorts, black shoes and soon the team in 1900. socks - an unusual look at Other details include an the time that was quickly alligator scale pattern worked . adopted. · h U · · -Fl ·d The new tailored look will mto t e mvers1ty o1 on a be debuted this week by uniforms and a LeBron Arizona, Ohio State and James insignia on Ohio State's. James has said he · Syracuse at their respective wnference tournaments. The would have attended Ohio University of Florida wore State if he hadn't gone directtheirs, minus the underlayers ly to the pros. which weren't ready yet, at a · The company did not disFeb. 27 game against close the cost or value of the Tennessee. launch. Consumer versions All four powerhouse ba'i- of the new line will be availketball programs get a nod to able for fans to purchase. Black Knight Revue set for this weekend,BS •· • at 1ne Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ,) Ill I:\ IS • \ 11l. ,)h. :\o. t.) l ' SPORTS AP photo l'lll ' H.Sll .\\' , :\1 \IH ' II H. :!uo- " " " ·""d .oillwoolooo.-1 """ County to seek new funding through CHIP • James goes for 41, Cavs beat Pistons. SeePageB1 BY BRIAN J. REED BREEO®MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM POMEROY - Meigs County will seek funding for housing rehabilitation and other activities through another round of funding from the Community Housing Improvement Program. Grflnts Administrator Jean Trussell met with In this undated photo released by Nike, shown is part of a new Ohio State University athletic uniform. PLAY COVERALL BINGO WIN UPTO $1,000 !!! commisioners at Thursday's regular meet ing to conduct a first public hearing on the co unty's application fur fund ing to assist lnw and moderate-income homeowners. Up to $500,000 is available for communities eli gible through tht! program for a number of ac tivities. including rehubilitation of homes , down payment new construction and other repairs. Another S50.000 t' available for rehabilitation of rental unit> . Mei gs County participated in the program last year, as well, but Tw ssell said she is not certain if they county will apply for those funds again this year. Tru sse ll said Meigs assistan~e . Count y has receiYed fund ing through the program every year but one si nee 1991. A second public hearing on the coun ty·, proposed application will be held on March 22. Commissioners reL·essed their meeting until I to I :30 p.m. on Thursday to accept public comment on the application , whic·h is due in the Ohin Employees. Independent Contractors. Vendors and their immediate lamiily not eligible. These Board members are responsible for the TB Clinic operation which is funded with a 1/2 mill levy. From the left. seated are Margie Blake. Kathy Cumings, Melanie Weese, and leanne Cunningham, and standing, Margie Lawson, Chuck Riffle, Duane Weber. Tom Reed, Jim lawrence, and April Burke. Charlene Hoefttch/flho1oa OBITUARIES Page AS • Beulah Ellen Ayres Stobart • Carl R. Bing Sr. • Hany W Pickens Sr. ·W :Jti()f!/)l (]ami/1} s ""-~' & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT • Home Oxyllfll • Pwble Oxylfll •Homelll Sya • Hellos System • hlw Oximetry IJ.RANCE Auto/Home/Business/Life/ Health/Annuity An Independent Agency Repn:scntina Erie Insurance Ill Erie i! Insurance Debra K. Roark , ~~nt (304)675-7036 Sl. \\ l' I • UOspilll Beds • Wheekbairs •C·I'Ip •Nebulizers • Much More! 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See Page A3 • DuPont to test individual wells lor chemical used to make *Home Decor •furniture •Hand Puppets tor Children • Antiques lor the Antique lover Our 19,000 square foot store oHers thousands of gifts tor the entire family. Teflon. See Page AS • Meigs Girt Scout Diary. See Page A6 . • Suicide attacker kills 30 as Iraqi I~ struggle to protect pilgrims; 90 dead throughout Iraq. See Page A7 • Education Department leads state Cl98f1Cies in food spending, 1-!-H:.l C.u pe t G1vc aw.1y fk qL, II d11 o n <1 ! Supcnor Floo rm q & Cabinet s Oetllpolla, OH 740-448-11020 142 2nd Av.. CORBIN & SNYDER fURNITURE Co. 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Broderick said the TB Clinic maintains contacts with all those who have positive skin tests, whether recent or· in the past, for follow-up evaluations. They receive annual chest x-rays as a way of early detection should the condition turn active. Four times a year March, June, September, Dr. and December - Joseph Freeman, T.B. Clinic: physician, holds clinics for those who have had positive skin tests. Carol Little. office manager. said anyone who has ever had a positive reading is checked annually with an x-ray instead of another skin test. and noted that about 50 people are scheduled in for each of the four clinics. It was pointed out that all testing, x-rays. lab work and medications relating to tuberculosis is paid for with funds generated by a 1/2 mill county-wide levy for tuberculosis control. The levy also provides all fund ing for the office operation and personnel. "We encourage people in the county to use their levy -funded clinic," said Broderick. While Meigs County currently has only one known case of active tuberculosis. Broderick reported that in Ohio last year there were 239 cases of active tuberculosis. "While the incident of TB continues to decline in the United States, large urban areas such as Franklin and Cuyahoga Counties INDEX :i 8EcrJONS - 16 PAGES A3 Calendars Classifieds 14-6 Comics B7 Annie's Mailbox A3 Editorials Places to Go A4 Obituaiies Sports As Weather 88 B Section A6 Julie Proctor of the White lilac tnn presents her membership dues to the Middleport Community Association to Association President Brenda Phalin, She has also made a $100 pledge toward the village's July 4 celebration, which will include a concert by Phil Dirt and the Dozers. The Association is now in the midst of its 2007 membership drive. Dues are $10 for individual memberships and $25 for business memberships. - J. -/(lllato Influenza cases picking up in Meigs BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT®MYOAILYSE><TINEL.COM POMEROY - Type B influenza cases are locally on the rise according to Dr. Steven Taylor. MD and Diana Jeffers. clinic manager at Holzer Meigs Clinic. Taylor said the clinic saw four patients on Monday and three on Tuesday who were diagnosed with Type B influenza. estimating 12 cases t<ital have been recently diagnosed . New cases were found in both adults and children. "Our concern is if people have been exposed they have a short window of time to get treatment." Taylor said about the ability of antiviral mediL·ations to lessen the life span offlu . Antivirals are not effective after 48 hour-; from the time of exposure which Taylor added leave,; him only able to treat flu symptoms as opposed to the flu \ 'lrtiS. Type B intluenza is passed through the air, making it extremely contagious and although not a new strain it is wnsidered unusual for this time of the year. Taylor descrihes it as a serious type of flu with symptoms that include a high fever such as Nancy Broderick. R.N., seated , director of the Meigs County I02-10:1 degrees. intense Tuoerculosis Clinic, gave her annual report at last week's headache. deep joint pains so meeting of the Board of Directors. Broderick's staff con- painful it's difficult to move, sists of Jill Blake , clerk, standing left, and Carol little. intense coughing and some cases of gastric intestinal office manager. sympwms. have rates higher than the Wednesday and Friday. ti Taylor said this flu is so national average presenting a.m. to noon and I to 4 p.m. contagious that is was a" 100 an ongoing challenge in The clinic is open on perrent certainty " if you efforts Hl eliminate tubercu- Thursdays but no testing is haven't had a tlu shot and losis," said the TB nurse done on that day. The otl'ice share the same room with director. is located on the second someone who has the flu To encourage Meigs floor of the Meigs you· II get it and are "guaranBuilding, teed to feel teri·ible with it." Countians to get skin tests. Multipurpose Heights the T.B. Clinic is open for Mulberry in This is why Taylor is stresstesting of walk-ins on Please see TB, AS Please see Flu. A5 Monday. Tuesday, Middleport Community Association membership drive Broyhill- Berkline- 1122 Jackson Pike Gallipolis, Oh 45631 Pleasant Valley Hospital WEATHER IJ' personal ~ADVANCED HEARING CENTER CHARI.ENE HOEFLICH HOEFUCH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM • TOPS elects new officers. See Page A3 .J\ntlque & Cmft .Mall Meigs has first case of active TB in seven years Department of De\ elopmclll in April. Commi"ioners al'<o ap pruvc·d rckases of mortgage' of Randy and Cand) Lee and Clara Mae Sargeant through the CHIP program. Clerk Glmia Kloes led the Pledge of Allegiance . Con11ni"ioners Mick Davenport and Jim Sheets attended the meeting . Rutland not required to install new water tank BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.CDM RUTLAND - Ttic village of Rutland is not required to install a new water tank according to Debra Prim of ,the Ohio Environmental Protection AgetlL'y tEPA). Prim said she's discussed the project with Rutland ofticials and has consistenth maintained her oflice doe's not require the village inst;111 the tank, adding the Leading Creek Conservancy District ha~ the ability to provide the village with all the W<lter residents will need. "Leading Creek i' L·apable of providing all the water the village will need even if it is an inneased need due ll' a fire:" Prim said. According to Susan Baker. 'illage tiscal officer. sim:e 2006 aroun\1 S I0.000 1 has been 'iJt'lll on entrinc·cr- ing. legal and surveying fees for the water tank. The Ohio Water Development Authority ~as approved a $22.000 loan for planning the project thl'ugh the disbursement hasn 't been made yet. . -Baker said 213 water customc·r, currently pay $ 1 per month towards the water tank prl,jc·l·t ami haYe been paying the fee for a little over a year. t>ringing the fund to a total of ~~.625 . <JJ . Mayor April Burke said after cclnsulting' with Prim >he thinks the water tank projeL·t fee should now be credited otT the ao.:counts of water L'Ustomer' . Burke cannot reverse th1' fee. only o.:ouncil. Burke ;,aid she in herited tht• watcr tank pwje<:t from a prt'\ il'LI' ,-,,u nc·il and mayor and kel' the 'ill age due,n't lll'c'd the· tan!... Please see Rutland. A5 � 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 03. March 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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