https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e786d8d9a09f599dcb90e4d14aefcf25.pdf 191a0dad23c7565bec05445f6a1e771d PDF Text Text Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel ' • Wednesday, September lit, aooy. www.mydailysentinel.com • ;Dunn·hits slam, homers twice in ·Reds' 7-2 win . BY JoE KAY -.I' SPORTS WRITER CINCINNATI - Adam Dunn hit a grand slam and a solo homer off Mark Mulder, and the Cincinnati Reds extended the St. Louis Cardinals' losing streak with Jl 7-2 victory Thesday night. The defending World Series champions have dropped five in a row, matching !heir season high. After regrouping for an impressive comeback, the Cardinals have !>larted unraveling down the stretch. They were 10 112 games out at the end of June, but had rallied to within a game of first place in the NL Central before they hit their current slump. The loss left them four games out, their biggest deficit since Aug. 24. One of the stars of their summer charge was a big reason this one slipped away. Right fielder Rick Ankiel let a fly ball drop for a double, then let another de!lect off the Jteel of his glove for a tworun error during Cincinnati's six-fUJI third inning: Dunn, who hit a solo homer in his fu:st at-bat, hit his seventh career slam off Mulder (0-2) during the 10-batter inning. David Eckstein and Ryan Ludwick hit solo homers off AP photo Cincinnati Reds' Adam Dunn {44) hits a grand slam off St. Louis Cardin<!IS pitcher Mark Mulder !n the third inning of a ba,seball game on Tuesday in Cincinnati. . . . . Matt Behsle (8-8), who part of their recent downturn. allC!wed six hits in seven The 30-year:old Mulder mrungs. . hoped to shore 11 up by makThere was more bad news · ing his comeback from shoulfor St. Louis before the game. der surgery last Sept. 12. He Outfielder Chris Duncan is rejoined the club and gave up outforatleastlOdays-and six runs in four_inningsofan possibly for the season - 8-2 loss to Pittsburgh last because of a sports hem1a that Wednesday. • will need surgery at some He was hit hard in his secpoint. Also, third baseman ond start, lasting only four Scott Rolen had season-end- innings again. The Reds piled ing shoulder surgery. up seven hit.~ and seven runs, The Cardinals' rotation was atded by Ankiel's misadventhe foundation for their tures. about-face. It's been a big Ankiel was· one of base- Stemwheel Rivenest edition inside today's Sen~el ball's. feel-good stories last month, when .the failed pitcher made his return to the majors as a slugging outfielder. He hit a grand slam and drove in nine .runs during a three-game sweep of the Reds from Aug. 31 to Sept. 2. Since then, he's come under scrutiny for reports that he received shipments of human growth honnone in 2004, before it was banned by Major League· Baseball. A few fans chanted "HGH!" when he 'came to bat and grounded out in the eighth, leaving him in an 0-for-17 slump, Ankiel's defense was the main problem on Thesday. He got under Ken Griffey . Jr.'s fly to the warning trac~ then looked away at the laSt moment to locate center field· er Jim Edmonds Ankle! looked back for ~ ball and couldn't reach it letting it fall for a double. · ' Mulder then walked Brandon Phillips and gave up Dunn's grand slam, a 471foot shot high off the batter's eye in center. The two homers gave Dunn 38 for the Season. With two runners aboard and two outs, Belisle hit a fly to the warning track. Ankiel ran it down, !ben let it deflect off the heel of his glove for a two-run error. Zion Church of Christ homecoming, As ··· Middleport • Poeneroy, Ohio ,) 0 ( I '\ I ~ ,. \ 1 d ..-l • • • 'o . ' {h I Ill I{'-, I ) \ \ , ~I I' f I· \I B I R 1. ; , :.:o t . ... '' ' ' '' , SPORTS Meigs Local receives grants for elementary programs • High. $dloolf~l :previews~ SjMi Page B1 grant Clllled the Fresh Fnti~ · and Vegetable Program (FFV), a federal reimPOMEROY -. Federal bursable- grant, in the grants totaling ·nearly amount of $101,152. $350,000 , one new and the Marilyn M~ier, district other a renewal, were nutrition director, reported reported at Thesda_y night's that Meigs was one of 25 meeting of the Me1gs Local schools in Ohio selected for Board of Education. funding to initiate a new Funding . fQr the second program at the elementary year of the federal Carol M. level. She said that a vendWhite physical ·education ing machine containing fro it program (PEP) Gtant in the is expected to .arrive next amount .of $240,492 was week. Fruit from the vend~ported; along with a new ing machine, at one. a 'day BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH ~OEFL IC HCMVOAILVSENTINEL.COM for each student, is free when a ·student punches in his or her pin number. Purchases can be made by students who want more than one .fruit a dlly, as well as staff members or visitors at the school. Meier described the fruit and vegetable program as a pilot program and noted that tt has a nutrition component. Meier also noted that the cost to buy enough fruit so that each child can have one a day is about $2,300. During the meeting the Board discussed the issue of smoking in the bleachers at athletic events and approved by unanimous vote a motion to prohibit smoking in the bleachers by adding that provision to an earlier resolution prohibiting smoking in school buildings. Signs will be posted at the stadium to advise ,those attending games of the new regulation. It was noted that the new rules do not ban Huskies defense":ready for straight-ahead Buckeyes SEATTL£ (AP) ·Enough about this Jake Lockllr fellow. · While . Locker, Washington's · heralded young quarterback, has played well in his first two college games, a big key behind Washington's 2-0 start is the play of the Huskies defense. On Saturday, Washington's defense held Boise State to to points and none in the second half of the Huskies 24-10 win. It was the Broncos' second-lowest point total in the last eight years, and came after Washington (2;0) limited haples~ Syracuse to just 12 pomts m the season opener. Now comes a new challenge this Saturday: The punishing, bullying, hit-youm-the-face style of No. 10 Ohio State. . · There won't be any wacky fonnations or players shifting all over the field right before the snap, as the Huskies faced in their first two games. The Buckeyes (2-0) will simply bull straight ahead. • "I love that. As a line·backer, that's a challenge to you as to how physical you are," said Washington hoebacker E.J. Savannah, who had 13 tackles against Boise State. "We're going to get tested this week a lot. It's going to be fun to see how we respond to it, because I think we're goipg to respond well." · The Huskies s'till were reiishing Monday in their 24-10 win over then-No. 22 Boise State. It was Washington's first·win over a ranked opponent since . the 2003 Apple Cup .. victory against Washington State and snapped t)le Broncos' 14f;ame win streak, the longest m the nation. Washington's offense scored all 24 points in the first 24 minutes of the game. It was the H11skies .defense that took the spotlight in the second half, bending a number of times, but coming up with tl)e needed big plays to keep Boise State off the scoreboard. Late in · the third quarter, Boise State drove instde the Washington 30. On first down, Roy . Lewis tackled Broncos' star running back Ian Johnson for a 2-yard loss. After a two incompletions and a penalty on Boise State, · defensive tackle Jordan Reffett blocked a 51yard field goal attempt. Lewis, named Pac-10 defensive player'ofthe week, came up big again early in the fourth quarter, intercepting Taylor Tharp's deep throw at the Washington 14. He later broke up, Tharp's pass in the end zone on fourth down, and freshman cornerback VonzeU McDowell sealed the viCtory with an interception at the Washingt<.m 2 with less than 3 minutes remaining. Lewis is the only senior starte~ in the secondary, and, along with junior safety Jason Wells, has taken the role of leading youngsters including McDowell and freshman safety Nate Williams. "We've got a lot of young guys getting vital reps early," Lewis said. "It's our role, we have to accept it,' that's the way it is, to lead those guys and get those guys prepared ,I and ready to play." The strong perfotmance .bY a secondary tli'ought to be Washington's weakness entering the season, ·came after the defensive line dominated in the opener against CANTON (AP) - The Syracuse with seven sa_cks. Pro Football Hall of Fame is But this week is a new spending $4 million to give challenge. The Buckeyes one of its ~alleries a facelift. offense has sputtered to start Renovattons to the ball's the season, scoring only 2Q enshrinee mementos, points in a 20-2- win ov~r .qpchan~~d for n_early 30 Akron on Satur$y. But Ohio · .years, 111clude. v1deo and State's offensive · line is ,iludio.ell;pected to help bring giant, with every player;. the gatrle's greatest players above 300 pounds.. Running · ani!·molllents to life. < behind that group is running .'flle .work of NFL Films back Chri~, Wells, listed at will figure promim;ntly in 235 pounds. Wells had the allowing enshrinees to talk ftrst 1()(),yard game of his about their mementos and · career against Akron, with their football heroes. 143 yards rushing. "You can hear Gene "This will be a huge phys- Upshaw telling you why be ical football team that we'll thuiks Bronko Nagurski is in play on both sides of the ball the Hall of Fame," and the;t will be aggressive," spokesman Joe Horrigan Washin~oach Tyrone said. Willingham said. The last major update Football hall .offame·to. get $4 million renovatio~ ~ OBntrARIES . . PagiA6 ~ Dorts Eastman 84 ~ ·, " '::.. ·. I ' . ';' ' . ' ~§lJ~~ ': -.~·~ <> .. GlanQ818 tieaf ', atlOl!t ~joss ~ ' IO;.;;:..i.i. . illl . . ....,...:""~· fo\..r. l ' • • (", <~ I ' • ' Bryan Walters /photo i • '. ·" • Ueracy Center celebfates 7th.ann~ · kickoff. See' Page A2 o notA drapes · .charter for member. $-.Page A3 • For the Record. Beth s..eont;photoo . BY Bmi SERGENT • 2007 Mothman Festival Schedule ol · events. See Page A6 WEA1HER ••cancler iS the most oommon inAmetm men. To pertldpate In thlf .8DII.ia& you must.•• • Have no pro&tate surgery within one year. • Be 50 )a'S of age r,r older. • Net have tad a redJI exam or PSA wRhln the last year.. .a& 1 yojl(re age 40 or old• Blast from PageBl 55, followed by Zach Bowens with a 57. Derek Bowens rounded out the team total with a 60. Taylor Runyon and Josh Conley also fired respective rounds of 63 and 66 in the setback. Meigs is currently one game ahead of Belpre (5-1I) and two games in front of ' wellston (6-2). BHS and WHS · play Thursday and also have a make-up date to finish. MHS hosts Vinton County Thursday · at Riverside and also has a make-up date ·left with the Vikings . Tee-time is scheduled for 4:30p.m. I with one rl the fdlowlng rtsk factors: • Ferl11y ~of postate c:3nce: • Atrtcan Amerlcf1. If. filii puMIBtll ......,., tJtJUitl . . . ,.,...life. c74o> 44&-soss . Monday through Friday Detail• 1111 ' " ' " A2 INDEX 2 SECilONS - 12 PAGES Calendars A3 A3 RegiStration is limited to the fiSt 100 eligii)Je men, $1) caB today/ Classifieds 83-4 Comics Bs R 1' I 1111.,_ It ald/111/M«.f:M,_ Editori~ls A4 Obituaries As Places to go A6 9:00 am - 4:00 pm For more lnformatlall, call· Bonnie McFarland at {740) 446·5679. Annie's Mailbox Sports B Section Weather A2 © 2007 Ohio Valley PubUohing Co. I REED ~~~~~: < scholarships .' BSERGENTCMVOAILVSENTINELCOM', . Call J, MIDDLEPORT Middleport's downtown revitalization application includes . funds for the demolition of the con· demned building on Nonh Second Avenue owned hy Allan Irvin. At Monday evening's meeting of Middle~on Village Council, Mehssa Zoeller of the Hills- . T~rnfng ~ard sales into ~rusblll: atiD!I'. Personnel matters handled during the meeting including accepting the resignation for retirement purposes of Donald R. Karr as the part-time custodial engineer for Meigs Local School District Central Office, accepting the resignation of William Capehart as a bus driver; and hiring Pleue see Grants. AS BY BRIAN Stai:ey Crouso;· 5; Racine, wasphopplng yesterday with her mom Linda Black and brother Austin at RACO's annual yard sale which has everything, lnciOCilng the bathroom sink. . • Have no perSJMI hlsmry rl ~ections. BREEOOMYOAILYSENTINEl..COM Seep . age A5 . Meigs sophomore Joey Blackston hits a chip shot during Tuesday's Tri-Valley Conference Ohio Division golf dual with visiting NelsonvilleYork at Riverside Golf Club in Mason, W.Va. Blackston fired a 2over par 36 during the Marauders 71-stroke victory over the Buckeyes. smoking in the stadium, but only in the bleacher Demolition included. in revitalization ·proposal . came in 2003 when the Hall of Fame gallery was updateq with touch-screen kiosks complimenting the bronze busts of each enshrinee.. : The hall also announcecJ that beginning wit_h. nexl year's class, the Ullrumunt and maximum numbers ~of new enshrinees will be increased. Each cjass can -~ as large as seven and as few as ..four. •: The hall also has changed the waiting period fot · coaches to be enshrined. Iq the ~ast, a coach c~uld be .· considered for enshrinemenl once he retired. Now, hli must be retired for five con: secutive seasons to be con; sidered, the same rule that applies to players. . ' m d .11 l \ ..... nl,, H I • , ,111 RACINE - Twice a year during its annual yard sales the Racin( Area Community Organization (RACO) turns one man's junk/treasure. into scholarships for graduating seniors at Southern High School, and this year is no exception. RACO yard sales happen in May and September and today is the last day of this year's sale which will..benefit the Class of 2008. The sale starts at 9 a.m. and ends at 2 p.m. a( Star Mill Park with everything half off. ~nd clothes just $1 a ba~. ·v~~ The sales began tn 1992 and iij' 15 years the group has raised $57,200 in scholarship funds completely deriv.ed from donations of items and money to its yard sales. "People in the Racine area are the most generous people," Kathryn Hart, president of RACO said. "They donate 1tems and when they purchase items they tell us .to 'keep the change."' Hart said the yard sales are orf;anized by volunteer labor includ1Qg RACO members and students from Southern High School which helped unload five trailer loads of "treasures" on Monday for the largest sale yet. Nearly 34 volunteers have worked at the yard sale this week, many being fed by RACO member Mary Ball. Despite the rain on Monday, RACO member Ann Zirkle said the organization raised $2,058 for scholarship funds in one day with people going through the goodies in raincoats and under umbrellas. After 15 years of yard sales the RACO volunteers have seen it all when it comes to donations, including but not limited to the kitchen sink. Some more memorable donations include a 50-pound bag of oats and a bottle of Viagra which appears to have accidentally been· donated among a group of other items. Although the Viagra couldn't be sold in the sale, it '! ·\1 ' . . ducted a second ing on the village's application for downtown revitalization funds. Included in the application to be submitted in October is an $8,000 line item for demolition and clearance of the "threesided" building between Race Street and the "T." The funds will come from the Community Development Block Grant formula program operated through M~igs County Commissioners. The Irvin building was first condemned nearly two years ago. Irvin was given 30 days to demolish the building, at his own Plane ... Proposal, AS Wilson travels as part of Iraq delegation · STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM WASHINGTON - U.S. Rep. Charlie Wilson, DBridgepon, boarded a plane and headed to Iraq Tuesday, joining a Congressional delegation including several Ohio Congressmen. The trip is led by House Minority Leader John Boehner. RW RACO volunteers Ann Zirkle, Kathryn Hart and Libby Fisher work the sales counter at 'RACO's annual yard sale which ends today. did cause a good laugh amongst to help with college. RACO workers sorting the merchanHart said the sales do make RACO dise. Memorable wigs and lingerie members tired at the end of the day also seem to get a good laugh from but, "It's a good tired." After today's sale whatever clothing volunteers doing a sometimes thankless job, though thankless jobs are hasn't sold will be donated to Jill Holter's clothing pantry and picked up often the important ones. Finding a bottle of Viagra in the yard by Sherry Kincaid to he taken to sale donations is just one of many seniors at Rocksprings Rehabilitation funny stories that have bonded the center. Books will be picked up by RACO volunteers through the hard Ruth Smith and taken to a veteran's work of simply caring about whether hospital and RACO will donate the or not graduating seniors have money rest to Goodwill of Middlepon. e s t Chester. Al so traveling in the de leg at ion ure Rep. Pat · Tiberi. RColumbus, and Congressmen from Michigan, New York, Iowa and California. . This is Wilson 's first trip to Iraq. His Sixth Ohio Congressional Di strict includes Meigs County. He is serving his first tenn in the U.S. House. succeedmg Ohio Governor Ted Strickland, who represented the district for over a decade. "The American people deserve an honest assessment of conditions in Iraq and the Bush Administration' s eft'on to manipulate the facts is Please see Wilson, AS �• .. ··~ • .- ( J The Daily Sentinel PageA2 COMM • 'fiJ.ursday, September 13, 2007 Community Calendar Local Weather Clubs and Qrganizations Today's Forecast clty~lon Ken Stewart from the Alzheimer's Association recently spoke to the Partners In Care caregivers group at the Meigs Senior Center. He dis· cussed '.Anticipatory . Grief" with the caregivers. Here Stewart talks to Kathy McDaniel, center, program coordinator, and Norma Torres, care program . director. · Forecast for Thu...Uy, Sept. 13 High I Low temps Thursday, Sept. 13 CHESTER - · Shade River Lodge 453 will meet at 7:30 p.m . All Master Masons · invited. Refreshments. " MIDDLEPORT Eleanor Circle /United Methodist Women of Heath Church, will meet at 7 p.m . at the church. Devotions by Nancy Cale, program by Mary Byer-Hill and Susan Eason , hostesses, Cale, Mary Price, and Billie Jo Krawsczyn. RACINE Sonshine Circle , 7 p.m., Bethany United Methodist Church fellow ship hall. POMEROY - Alpha Iota Chapter will meet at II :30 a.m. at Pomeroy United Methodist Church. TUPPERS PLAINS VFW Post 9053, 7 p.m. Meal served at 6:30 p.m. SYRACUSE Wildwood Garden Club, 6:30 p.m. at the Syrac'use Community Center. ,Members to take dish for potluck and pay dues . Programs for coming year will be finalized. RACINE - Ohio River Producers (Southern FFA alumni), regular meeting, 7 p.m., Southern Yo-Agroom . Saturday, Sept. IS POMEROY - Big Bend Farm Antiques Club antique tractor pull, I p.m., Me1gs County Fairgrounds. Free "" ~,· . . .• 76° 145° Young8toWn• 75' 140° . *Columbua 76° 146° Sullmlltedphoto ~ Partly Cloucfy -=· ~ ~· Fluntee ~ leo .· ~ ~ ~~ ~ .: .. : ~ ciaUoy Showets Grangers hear about hearing loss POMEROY -· A program on hearing loss was presented by Jane Ann KarrAnnestad, audiologist at a. recent meeting of Hemlock Grange held at the hall. The speaker said that hearing loss affects everyone with whom the person comes in contact, can affect anyone of ariy age, can creates stress, and listed the types of hear- ing loss as conductive or nerve ·loss. She said hearing aides today can be very discreet and displayed several types. Digital ·hearing aids, she said, are programriled for each individual by comyut· ers. The \OOk question& ,from the members. Pens, magnets and brochures were handed out followin$ her talk. Annestad was mtroduced by Rain / • . Thursday...Sunny. Not as cool with highs in the mid Janice Weber, deaf chairper- Star Grange. Hemlock will 80s. Light and variable son for the grange. visit Racine Grange at 7:30 winds... Becoming southeast around 5 mph in t~e afterJim Fry conducted the . p.m. Sept. 20. me~tin~ with ~oy Grueser, Members were reminded noon. ThurSday lllght...Mostly Ieg1slauve cha1rman, ~ave a that the Grange is still acceptNous cool•with lows · clear. report on the conditiOn of ing Campbell soup ' hibels, in the upper 50s. South soy 5beans because of the pop tabs, and eye glasses. · dry weather in . several Doris Ewing was reported in. winds ai'oul)d 5. mph in the states. Everyone was thanks Roy Grueser's 80th birthday evenil)$.::Bepoming , jight !I ·· and ·V3flilhle. ' · . for their work on the fair was recognized · · Frlday. .. MOstl}' sunny: The October meeting will . booths. It was noted that Highs in iriid 80s. contest judging will be at begin at 7:30p.m. .,;ibe ;, '· f ' e Snow ~. ' ' . . ~ Southwest winds S<to 10 mph. .F riday ·· nlgh~.,Mostly cloudy with ~ .chance '.of showers ~i~, a . sligllt . chance of thunderstorms. Lows in .the riud 50s. West winds around · 5 mph. Chance of fail\ ,40. percent. Satu~y...M;ostly sunny. · Much c(Jo[e~ ,,With highs .!fl theugrr :601!. ,,. .· ·. . · S11 rda~.: J!iabt . thfO\IIh Sunday . : nlght.;.Mostiy clear. Low~ 1h Ole·ihld 40s. .' ' admission for spectators. Food provided by Scipio Volunteer Fire Department. For more infonnation call 742-3020. SALEM CENTER Star Grange #778 and Star Junior Grange #878 ·will host their annual hay ride and wiener roast at 6:30 p.m. at the Grange Hall. Public invited. Monday Sept. 17 ATHENS - Southeast Ohio Woodland Interest Group, 7 p.m. at the Athens County Extension office . Speaker, Dr. Kim Brown, Environmenral and Planr Biology Department, Ohio University. Public invited, no charge. Thursday, Sept. 20 RACINE - Regular meeting of Pomeroy/Racine Lodge #164, 7:30pm. Officers anticipate discussion on dues costs for the upcoming year. All members are encouraged to attend. Those with examinations that need to be returned in any degree may do so at this meeting. Anyone with ques0 tions contact lodge officer. Reunions Saturday, Sept. 15 RACINE - 40th Samuel Allen Eblin Family Reunion, 4. p.m., Star Mill Park, meat provided, bring covered dish, beverage and table service, also bring items for auction. POMEROY - Veterans Memorial Hospital employ- \.. Tickets on sale for annual SWCI) banquet, meeting· _Loca~ ·: ·_ "''~_:·;S't·='"oc.____~<s_ · _ _ __ POMEROY - Tickets are on sale now for the annual Meigs Soil and Water Conservation Dis~ct an~ual b~mquet and meet!Rg wh1ch w11l be held 'fuesd~y, Sept. 25, 7 p.m. at Me1gs High School. The guest speaker will be .David Adkins with the Ohio Department of A~culture, m111ager of Ohio s Gypsy . Moth Progn!l)l. In addition; a candidate willbeeleetedthatevening for. a seat oil the Meigs SWCP. . Board . of Supervtsors commencm.g Jan.l, 2008. The cand1dates are Bill Baer, Racine, and Don Brooks, Albany, and voting will commence at 6 p.m. Anyone who is a resident of Ml\igs .County oi' own& lots will also be available at A£P (NYSE)- 4tJ,·I·;. . property in Meigs County, the Meigs SWCD office at . Abo (NAIDAQ,_;f~l .' · amfisqver 18 years ofage, 33101 Hiland Road, Alhlandi~.(Nval).,.-.,94 can vote in the election. Pomerqy; ·ani! votes can be ':!:T::i;'~~·ao.il· .1.Yotes can .he cas! at the cast at4he office. .. aorawarner·(~r.;i;l'_.Jq. ;;. annual meeting or VIa absen- . Tickets for the : annual ~ -~·(NMDAQ),..,. tee ballot. Absentee ballots banquet and .mj:(iting are ~:~ · ,, ; . can be requested in writing available for · $12 at the c.....p~on (NASDAQ)- • but must be received back at SWCD office .~>r ·from any ~':.1111111C 1110" INAifiAIIl the Meigs SWCD office no SWCD employee or board ·C!tf ae.u later than 2 p.m. the day of member. For mi>re infonna- ·. c:Ou..._ (NYHl :...·uAO . the. election. Ab~ntee bal- tion call (740) 992-4282. · .. !J:~NYU..) ..... '"'"'' (NY 1--.... , lllinttt (NYII) ,;,_ !Kta ees reunion, I to 5 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center. Sandwiches and beverages provided . Take finger food along with photos and momentos from the days of employment. Sunday, Sept. 16 RACINE - The Oscar Reed I Charles Hysell Reunion , I p.m., Star Mill Park, bring covered dish and dessert, a white elephant auction will be held. RACINE -Gideon Roush Reunion, I p.m., Star Mill Park, bring covered dish . Church events Friday, Sept. 14 LONG BOTTOM , Gospel sing at the Faith Full Gospel church, State Route 124, Long Bottom will be held at 7 p.m. Special guests will be Jim Blair and the Gospel Aires. Saturday, Sept. IS DEXTER - Old Dexter Church · Homecoming, noon, potluck dinner followed by fellowship, singing at l :30 p.m. with group Mercy. Sunday, Sept. 16 TUPPERS PLAINS Blessing of the Children, 10 a.m., St. Paul United Methodist Church. Youth will conduct a program with Pastor Jim Corbitt offering blessing over all children in attendance. Visual presentation honoring children of the church and the summer's Vacation Bible School program . MIDDLEPORT - Ash Street Church, 7 p.m., Jerry Frederick to preach. MIDDLEPORT Revival services at the Middleport First Baptist Church, 7 p.m. each evening Sept. 17-22. Rev. Randy Parsons to preach 17th, 18th and 19th; Rev. Jason Simpkins to preach, 20th, 21st and 22nd. Special singing every night. Public invited. POMEROY -Dr. Hoyt W. Allen , Jr. , executive director KYOWVA preaching at 10:30 a.m., Pomeroy Church of Christ, presenting KYOWVA program during Bible School at 9:30a.m. PORTLAND - Hazel Community Church Homecoming, located between Portland and Long Bottom. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school, I p.m., covered dish dinner, speaker Leonard Kessell, singer Shirley Kay. Birthdays TI;IUrsday, Sept. 13 ALBANY- Freda Smith will celebrate her 83rd birthday Sept. 13. Card may be sent to her at 42919 School Lot Road, Albany, Ohio 45710. 'fuesday, Sept. 18 POMEROY - Loretta Magee will observe her 92nd birthday ,on Tuesday, Sept. 18. Cards may be sent to her at the Rock Springs Rehabilitation Center, Pomeroy. ::1 H._., ,,._AQ)-.. .. . . Literacy Center celebrates 7th annual kickoff with Student speakers at 9:15 a.m. and Dr. Berry choose from 25 different professional development 11110 Mtlilln GaiiiPOIIIII (740) 441-9441IIKI I.Miey Marrero Ill Point - II (304)174- 017... Momber IIPC. -..1 llooti!G '( NYH)- •··~ ~;r;~if~:·. for the , , ~1\Jdy .. and NorloiC ~(N.Yifl ~ N.M Development . o£ ·•.J!\l~~~cy =-..,·~~ , ,:'~~91 ·"':" .......,_..,.,.. . . . . •10--·- ' •Jnttant ~.- )'Ouf buckJy lilt r (Surfup to 6X...,., itnMrl_) ..... "·:::62 . . Up Owfln~l ....... ~ .,.•• ...,. SHOW APPRECIATION TO YOUR FAIR BUYER:•• Here ar~ some of the most popular "Thank You" ad sizes. Please see Dave or Brenda at the The Daily Sentinel, 111 Court Street, Pomeroy or call992-2155 for details. Ads must be paid for in advance. COOLVILLE - · Patti Gabriel was named weekly best weight-loss winner with Connie Rankin and Amy Ritchiell runners-up at the Sept. II meeting of TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Chapter #OH 2013 Coolville. There were 14 members present. · KOPS (Keep Off Pounds Sensibly) members Mary Cleland and Patricia Richmond w.ere in leeway. Fall Rally plans and contests were discussed. Rankin will be offering an exercise program on Wednesdays and Sundays. · The group meets·every Tuesday at Torch Baptist Church. Weigh-in is from 5:15 to 6:15 r..m. with a meeting fr\)m 6:30 to 7:30. For informalion, ca.! Pat Snedden at 662-2633 or attend a free meeting. 1 Col. x 2" .. . weekday $12.90 Sunday $19.74 RC&D loans available to qualifying small businesses MARIETTA - For those who have a business but lack ·funds to make it grows, the Buckeye Hills Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D) Council has announced the introduction of a RC&D Revolving Loan Fund. . This fund will enable the RC&D to loan money to rural based businesses at/or below the prime rate. The l?rogram's goal is to create job opportunities for small busmesses in the nine counties that the RC&D serves. Corporations, Partnerships or Sole Proprietorships throughout Athens, Belmont, Hocking, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry, and Washington are eligible to participate in the program. Applicants can receive up to $15,000 for each new job created or position retained or expanded. All applications are reviewed for eligibilily by the Buckeye Hills RC&D Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) Committee. The RLF accepts applications from all who are interested. Residents may contact the office for additional information or to request an initial appli cation. , · The office can be reached by calling: (740) 373- 7926 or . by emailing: buckeyehillsrcd@yahoo.com. Application packets require a business plan and the las! three years' tax returns, financial statements, and other information as reyuested to render a loan decision. 2 Col. 2 Col. x 5" weekday $64.50 Sunday $98.70 1 Col. x 3" Weekday $19.35 Sunday $29.61 x 4" Weekday $51.60 Sunday $78.96 2 Col. x 3" Weekday $38.70 Sunday $59.22 $25.80 Sunday Borders and Attwork ' DofA dr~pes charter for member CHESTER - The charter was draped for Betty Biggs at a recent meeting of Chester Council · 323, Daughters of America, held at the Masonic hall. Family members present for the memorial were her ·husband, Nathan Biggs, .·and their daughter, Jean :Biggs Hilton . A thank you :note was read from the 'Biggs family for remem:brances at the time of her :death . Councilor Jean Welsh :presided at the meeting during which time it was reported that four members · of the Council . had been · installed at the State DofA . session. They were Esther :smith, District 13 deputy for 2008; Jo Ann Ritchie and Dori s Grueser, mem- GALLOWAY - Melisa and Danny Haye s of Galloway announce the birth of a daughter, Abigail Morgan. The 6-pound, 6-ounce infant was born on Aug. 21, 2007 , at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus. Also welcoming Abigail is her sister, Madison Marie. Maternal grandparents <u·e Iva and Robert Sisson of Rutland. Paternal grandparcots are Debbi e Baker and Law rence and Joyce Hayes 2 Col. x 2" Weekday \ Debra Krautter, secretary, Mildred Hudson, treasurer, and Leila 'Lee" Young, president, were recently installed as officers of the Fee~ey­ Bennett P~st 128, · American Legion Auxiliary. Charlene Keating, president of Ohio District Auxiliary Region 8, Wellsburg, presided . The unit Is active in poppy· sales, with proceeds going to vet· erans, Buckeye Girls State, bingo at Overbrook Center, co-si:>onsored by the Legion post, and other activities. The group meets the fourth Wednesday of each month. Submitted photo 1\teigs County Fair Hrrhank You" 1\ds TOPS honors loser ' • Culkma.t .................. mnl The daylong conference is fractions to Appalachian five grant-funded {l!o~;., J ..•. ' . '"" ·~.~~ ; ~igned to build skills and ~ultu~l identity. · hiteracy thatserve;tlj.e Utcrj~¢Y,ellu~', ·~ ·. . .· ·~~!--' , ' ~. 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WorlhJnalon (NYSE) - 20.41 Dilly ltock reports are tho 4 P.m· ET ciOIIIII q - of II'IIIUCIIOIII lor Sept. 12, 2007, proo'ldod by Edward ~onu ftnanolal- ~C::,::~~J':;:"" ~oo,.::,=::! ;;"'..,=~ g:.~~ ' l ' "'·'!. . ATHENS - "Literacy: . Empowered to Learn for A Lifetime" is the theme for the Literacy Center's new academic year. The 2007 kickoff is being headlined by sociologist-turned-comedian and nationally syndicated talk show host Dr. Bertice Berry. Stodent achievers ranging . from.a Coolville fourth grader to a Lancaster mother of six will speak. about the difference the Literacy Center has made in their lives. The event will be held Friday. 8:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. OFFICERS INSTALLED Wond)''o INYSE)- 31.28 • hers of the State Law Committee; and Mary Jo Barringer, past state . councilor. Julie Fleming was the Council's representative to State Session and gave a report to the members on happenings there . Balloting was held for two candidates and al 7 p.m. Oct. 2 meeting there will be initiation . members are asked to wear white. District 13 will observe friendship night. It was reported that Laura Mae Nice is recuperating froro her recent hip surgery. Quarterly birthdays were observed. Seated at a a special table were Doris Grueser, Julie Fleming, Jean Wel sh, and Mary K. Holter. Ritchie provided the birthday cake and gifts were Abigail Morgan Hayes of Caldwell. Her greatgrandfather is Wayne Sisson of Ky ger. Thursday, September 13, 2007 ANNIE 'S .MAILBOX ' •.l PageA3 BYTHEBEND The Daily Sentinel given to each one having a Mary K. Holter, Everett Grant, Helen Wolf, Mary birthday. It was announced that the Jo Barringer, Jean Welsh, past Councilors Club will Opal Hollon, Esther Smith, meet 7 ip.m. Oct . 18 at the Ruth Smith, and Doris Masonic hall. Hostesses Grueser. will be Ritchie and Goldie Frederick. Games were conducted by Doris Grueser · and Ruth. A poem was read in observance of Grandparents Day. Helen Wolf was pianist for the meeting. Altending were Keith Ashley, Opal Eichinger. Thelma White, Gary Holter, Sandy White, Julie Fleming, Jo Ann Ritchie, Overbrook Center Lilcated @ 333 Page St., Middleport, OH is pleased to announce we will be holding an STNA Class scheduled for September. Hours will be Sam-4:30pm. If you are interested in joining our friendly and dedicated staff, please stop by our front office Mon-Fri 9am-5pm and fill out an application. Full time and Part time positions available to those qualified individuals completing the class. Applicants must be dependable (ATTENDANCE IS A MUST) team players with positive attitudes to join us in providing outstanding, quality care to our residents~ If you have any questions contact Hollie Bumgarner, LPN, staff development coordinator @ 740-992-6472. Overbrook Center is and E.O.E. and a participant of the drug free workplace program• Drinking problem disrupts family ties BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR Dear Aimie: My husband and I have been together almost four years and have a very strong bond with my side of the family. But my husband drinks quite frequently. and when he does, he becomes loud and obnoxious and could care less about the world around him. This past weekend. we were at a family picnic and my husband was drinking . He also was driving a fourwheeled ATY on my family's land, back and forth . Once, he rode off and didn' t return . 01 course, I was scared. As my father and I went looking for him, my husband popped up over the hill like nothing had happened. He said he wasn' t able to get the ATV into reverse and that's what took him so long. We asked him to. get off the ATV before someone got hurt. My dad was furious, and my husband insisted on leaving because he "refuses to be spoken to like that." While I was getting our children ready to leave, my father and husband were talking to each other, bul Dad became a little aggressive and told my husband that he needs to slow down his drinkin~ because he has responsibilities. Later, when they both came to their senses, IllY father apologized for his temper and told my husband he loved him. They then shook hands and hugged. Well, when we got home, my husband said Dad insinuated he was worthless and that bad doesn't care about him, which is not true. Now my husband refuses to SJ?Cak to my dad or return h1s calls. How can I nfend family ' ties? Heartbroken in Louisiana . Dear Louisiana: Your husband hl\s a drinking problem, and the real rea· son he is avoiding your father is becau se Dad called him on it. He prefers denial. Before your husband kills himself or someone else while riding drunk, please contact AtAnon (al-anon.alateen.org) at l-888-4AL-ANON (1888-425-2666). Dear Annie: My husband and I have been married for 23 years and have four children. He is a good husband and father in every way except one. When we are with company, he will say · hurtful things at my expense, under the guise of bemg a joke. For instance, when we were first married, l made dinner fo r hi s family. His sister commented on a small picture of me. My husband piped up with, "Oh, that was taken when she was still young and good-looking." Yesterday wa s his birth day. When he walked into lhe room , our children and friends sang "Happy Birthday.'' l told him to "make a wi sh," and when . he blew out the candles, he looked at me and said, " It didn't work. You're still here ." When I call him out on these comments. he always says he is just joking. He never did this before we were married. Why ·does he do it?- Joanna Dear Joanna : Either this is how your husband ex presse s hostility, or he truly thinks he has to entertain an audience and you are hi s easiest target. If there is other evidence of hostility, you need to work on ihat, possibly with professional help. If he 's just making jokes at your expense, let him know it is hurtful and embarrassing and he needs to knock it off. Beyond that, all you can do is ignore him. Dear Annie: Sing a chorus of hearts and flowers for "Bill in Memphis." In 13 years, he enjoyed "Joyce's" company without making a commitment, so she was free to run off with another guy. I believe Bill thought he had it made and found out he wasn ' t in control · after all. I'm an 85·year-old male who believes you need to put your money (or, in this case. a ring) where your mouth is. Jack in Louisville Dear Jack: A lot of readers t)lought Joyce left because Bill. hadn't proposed in the 13 years they 'd · been together, but it' ~ also possible he proposed many times and Joyce turned him down becau se she was looking for something better. You are right, however, that no man should assume his girlfriend is going to stick around indefinitely without a firm commitment. Annie's Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Ann lAnders column. Please e-mail your · questions to atmiesmailbox@comcast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box /18190, ChicaKa, IL 60611. To find out more about A1111ie 's Mailbox, a11d read features by other Creators Sy11dicate writers atul cartoonists, visit the Creators Sy11dicate Web page at www.creators.com. QUALITY FURNITURE PLUS • D! 7 • • ' 1 1· 1l00-200·-l005 or (i.t~l n67-71SR ) !,, , ', ), ., I" ]h,,. .,\,. ' ' ff , ,J.o \'i lo,'.. !\Lr ln ·• ~ ll ,., , l rT!J ���Thursday, September 13, 2007 . Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Thursday, September www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydally.,ntlnel.com· 13. 2007 m:ribune - Sentinel 7. CLASSIFIED OUR 'EXPERTS' BREAK DOWN THIS WEEK'S HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAMES Brad Sherman Sports Editor R ecord: 23-7 Last Week: 8--"2 (winners in hfWl) Point Pleasant at MilD Chjlticotbe at Gallia A tadetQy Larry Crum Bryan Walters Sports Writer Sports W riter R ecotd: 22-8 Reco td: 22-8 Last Week: 9-1 Last Week: 8-2 (winnen in bQld) (winners in .lwld) Point l?leasant Point Ple.asant at ,MelD at Chillicothe at G•• As:adcmy Mci&J Chillicothe at GeJUe Ac;adernr Stacey Walters D.ave Harris Paginacor Ad. R epresenative R ecord: 19-11 Recotd: 23-7 Last Week: 7-3 Last Week: 7-3 (winnen i n huld) (winners in hWd.) Jiannan at Southern Eutero ' Eastern ••Ym Diane Potto rff Charlie Shepherd News Editor R ecord: 15-15 Last Week : 6-4 (w inners in h2hl) R eporter R ecord: 21-9 (w inners in lwld) Paginator R ecord: 21- 9 Last Week: 9-1 (w inners in lwld) Poin t Pleasant Point Plea~ant Point Pleasant Last Week: 8-2 ' Chillicoth e at Chillicothe at Gallja Acadenty G.Uie Academ,y GaPi• Academ,v Gallia Agdr my Gallia Academy Gamp Academy G•llift Academy Wthamn at Sou.th Gallia Wobomp Wahame at SoU! h Gallia W,bame at So uth Galli.. Waharna at Sou th Gallia Wahanu Point Pleasant at MoiJl Wabem• So uth Gallia a! Almndcr a~ ac Rivtr Valley at Van N icole Fields Chillicothe at Altppder at Scott Wolfe C o rre5pondem Record: 21-9 Last Week: 6- 4 (winners in Wilil) Point Pl ea3ant at Moiii Point Pleasant atMtip at Souch Gallia Algandar at ~ver Valley Record: 19- 11 last Week: 7-3 (winners in lulld) Gary Clark Correspondent Record: 21-9 Last Week: 8-2 (w in ne r5 in )Hdd) Pojnt Pleuant Wtbama at Beth Sergenr Reporter River VaUq.• at South Gallia at MRiD C hillicothe at at MUll Chmisothc at :It bki&a Chillicothe at " Moiii Chilli.cothe at Alexander Alonnder a~ River Valley at River VaQey at Rjyu~n at River Valley Alexander at Ri ver Valley Henntp Hannan Hannan Hannan "' Sm.nhern at .Soutbern at Sogtbern at Southerp at Soytberp Eastern Euma Eastern Eastern Eastern . Han'nan Hannan at S~tbe"' a1 Southern at Southern at Southern Eastern atY.., EMtern at Van ., y.., Yan ' at :¥Ill a tV;~ n at Van Word Ads :ot South GoUla Aluandpr H annan ca~T~::v... 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Southern (0-3) and Hannan (0-2) come into Friday night's contest looking for their fi rst wins of the season and both have had a rough time to start the year. Southern has been outscored I 13-28 in its three losses and Hannan has drop~d two games by a coriJbmed' score of86-6. Now both will h)' to at least tum a corner with tts first win in 2007 . The Tornadoes have had the most success in the early portion of the year with close contests against South Gallia and Symmes Valley - at least through one half of play: Southern kept each of those contests close through one half but let each get away from them with turnovers and a struggling offense resulting in two lopsided second half perfonnances. In between · those two games the Tornadoes suffered a much different first half, fmding itself down 42-0 at the break before falling 49-8 to visiting Pocahontas County. Southern has been led so far this season by Greg Jenkins who has collected 185 yards on 52 canies on an offense that hasn't seen much success movinjl the ball . Other than Jenkms, a collection of players including Justin Kimes, Wes Riffle, Eric Buzzard and Anthony Shamblin have been used in toting the ball. In the air, Ryan Chapman has been consistent in the few passes the team has made, passing for 122 yards. Eastern fromPageBl overall losing record. VHS lost 21-14 in its heat-shortened opener at East Hardy. then lost a 3020 shootout with Fayette Valley last week. The Bulldogs have yet to score less than two touchdowns in any contest this fall . Not so much the case for Eastern, which has a grand total of 13 poinls this year. The Green and White, after· a 17- 13 loss to Alexander in the season opener, have not scored a point in the last nine quarters combined including back-to-bac k shutout losses to Wahama and Sou1h Gall ia (7 -0). Eastern 's competition is also a collective 8-1 this season. With the exception of last • Hannan has had its two losses by scores of 40-6 to South Gallia and 46-0 to Van before taking last week off. The Wildcats now hope that a week's rest will help heal several injuries suffered during the Van game and hopefully will make the team much more competitive when it visits Racine. The Wildcats lost both Shawn Kauffer and Jared Taylor to concussions during week two's contest. Kauffer will be back for the contest, but Thy lor will be out another week with lingering effects from the injury. Despite the mJuries, Hannan saw strong play from Zach Sturgeon, Kevin Blak.e and Ivon Wasilijew arlil it hopes tllat Friday will be a much different te.am looking to tum the corner against a team that has seen similar struggles to star the year. Nathan Payne has also played well in his two starts at quarterback. · While the two teams usually see different ·competition, they have both seen one similar foe this year in South Gallia. The two· scores were very· similar, with the Rebels scoring 40 points against Hannan and 33 . against Southern with both scoring six points each. The two teams also saw very similar results in yardage with Hannan gaining 120 yards and Southern gaining 184 with South Gallia putting up 280 and 278 resjJectively in each contest. If those numbers act as a gauge for Friday night's game, the two teams look to be l?retty even! y matched desptte the Tornadoes posting a 40-0 v1ctory over Hannan last season. The two teams will get a chance to show what it can do Friday with kick-off slated to be at 7:30p.m. week against a powerful White Falcon gang, EHS has been in some very tightly-contested ball games that just haven't gone their way. A major reason for that improvement has been a defense that had allowed just 24 points in the fll'st two games. But as good as the defense has been, for the most part; the offense has yet to hit full stride in any contest. The Eagles mustered just 61 yards of total offense last week in that loss to Wahama, including negative six yards rushing on 30 canies. If Eastern hopes to get out of its early rut, it wiH be up to the offense this weekend to make things hapj>en. And with a nearl y 3-to-1 edge on the roster, look for the Eagles to try and wear down their.opponent. Kick-off is scheduled for 7:30<p.m. Both teams have en~unSPORTs coRRESPONDENT tered one common foe on'the year with Wahama handing MERCERVlliLE -· A bat- the Eagles a 35-0 setback' jtJSt tie of unbeaten 3-0 football last week .with the Rebels · teams clash at 7:30 p.m. dealing the Eastern II a 7-0 Friday night when the ¢feat in a defensive struggle 'Wahama White .Falcons travel in week .two of the cumirit toSouthGalliainwhat should campaign. OJ\ the surfaee;tlie !'e a classic, midseason grid- . comparativ~ sco,res agains~ lfOn battle between what looks Eastern rrnght mdicate tluit ~ · to be two playoff ' bound Whtte Falcons wou.Id·'. f:je squads. · heavy favorites against' So\iih Wahama shares a third· pl~ . Qall.ia but that is not the Cl!Si11 ratmg m the first WVSSAC Both teams led the· Ea8\es state rankings releaSed earli,er · by a narrow 7-0 m;ngin 31-.the in the week following 'early half and while Wahlllllll added season wins over Waterford 28 secoM half points tQ its (17-14), Federal Hocking (21 - total agliinst the Eagll\8, the 14) and Eastern (35-0). The ,Rebel$ bl\d numerous seOOod Rebels earned their unbeaten, , ~ driVes deep intd .EaSterri early season record with sue- territQry that fc;J1 just, sbah.of ccs8ive victories over Hannan the en.(J·zone: -', . . . · t40-6), Eastern (7-0) 3J1d A nitrrtbel: Qf similarities lie!: Southern (33-6). evident ·between '.the :White av GAilY CLARK will Approx. 1 year old Sheep Dog. Very Friendly & LovaOie. c an 740·44HB17 .Scare Host fromPageBl which went for more than 62 yards - In week one and has continued to impress over the past two weeks. "Cornelius is a very good football player and the neat thing about him is that he is an even better person. He is a good kid, he has a good head on his shoulders, he is a great leader for us and he is a kid that makes it fun to coach," Chancey sciid. "We are fortunate to have some talented kids that we feel like we can compete with anybody on · our schedule." He is joined in the backfield by Brandon Fisher who has 117 yards on just fi ve canies this season and other rushers Brandon Shupe, Jeremy Smith and Brandon Fisher to help the Marauder backfield amass 1,039 yards on 98 carries in just three games. Black Male Kitten, 3 mo old , All Shots, Fre e lo gooa • home. (740)446-t355 .Combine the rushing attack with the steady play of Story at quarterback and the Meigs -offense has piled up 1,255 yards of total offense - nearly four times more yardage than the Big Blacks have gained in their .two games. But the 338 yards of total offense Point has ~ained this year may be dece1ving. The Big Blacks faced an undefeated Sissonville 40-7 in week two after an off week to start the year and lost to always tough cross-river rival Gallia Academy 28-0 last week. "We played two good football teams, not too many people open up with two undefeated teams and a Gallipolis team that just lost to a Sheridan team. We don't have the luxury of opening up with other types of teams," Darst said. Still, despite the low offensive output, Darst feels that his fonnula is a proven one and will work once all the pieces fall into place. · "We have worked on a few Catie Wolfe three. Both clubs spiked the baH well, as they combined for 95 kills over the course of the five-set marathon match. Gallia Academy's Leslie had 13 kills and Geiger added II. Alex Swisher and Brittany Miller killed eight and seven respectively. Amy Noe played her best ~arne of the season, accordmg to Shriver, with six kills. Courtney Shriver killed five and Dana Dotson two. There were · three Lady Marauders in double digu kills, led by Wqlfe with 16 while Morgan Howard and Bailey had 12 and I0 respectively. Hoily Jeffers went for four. Defensively Geiger had 14 digs and five blocks for Gallia. Swi sher added 13 digs, Shoemaker 12 and Maddie Swisher 10. things, but I don't feel like there are adjustments that need to be made. We have t'o he able to stay on our assignments, not have ~ituations where we have kids blocking wrong people," Darst said. "We are going to work on those things, we are a young offense and we are gomg to keep doing what we are doin~ ." Potnt has seen several players contribute to its balanced backfield attack with Derek Mitchell leading all rushers with I00 yards on 17 carries. Caleb Wasonga, Tyler Grant, David Wallace and Anthony Jeffers have also seen considerable carries in the first two contests. But while the rushing attack is set, the team is still struggling to move the ball through the air. Still, Chancey says that the Point pass attack is stiii strong e~ou gh to ~eep his team on 1ts toes as tt tnes to stop some very strong runners and one very tough lineman. "John Hi pes is probably I Amy Barr had five blocks, Bailey four and Howard added two. Barr handed out 37 assists for Meigs while Shriver and Taylor had 22 and 17forthe Blue Angels. Gallia Academy's junior varsity remained unbeaten at 7-0 with a 25-23, 25-11 victory in the prelim. Samantha Barnes scored nine points and had three kills forthe winners. Megan Foster had six kills while Mollie Blake and Hannah Cunningham chipp,ed in five point s and Britany Hively four. Gallia Academy travels to Portsmouth today to complete the first of three goround s in Southeastern Ohio Athletic League South Division play. Meigs, meanwhile, plays host to Wellston today in Tri-Valley Conference Ohio action. . one of the best lineman we play against. We are just going to run our defense and try to stop what they do best," Chancey said. "It is really no different than any other week, we are going to do what we do best and like we do every week, try to take away whal they do best." But the biggest challenge for the Big Blacks this week won 'I be on offense, it will be stopping the Meigs rushing attack. Still, despite Meigs' 346 rushing yards per game, Point Pleasant hasn't allowed more than . 200 ground yards in a game yet this season. "Hopefully we will see improvement. We have a few injuries and we hope to figure that out, but the kids are excited and hopefully we will go out and play a good solid game and I think we will," Darst said. Now all that is left is for the tough Point defense to face one of the most dangerous rushing attacks around when the two teams clash 7:30p.m. Friday in Pomeroy. ' POLtai!S: DNo Vllley Publl ..tng ~ tht f19ht to edit,~ or cancel ..y ld Ill any Unw. 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Hay & Graln ............. ....... ........ .... .. ....... ......... 640 Help Wanted ............................ . ,.. ........ .... ..... 110 oso Home lmprovements...................................810 Homes lor Sele ... .... .. .. .. .. .. ... ........................ 310 Household Goods .. ..................................... 510 Houses lor Rent ...... ...... .............................. 410 ln Memoriam ........... ............ ......................... 020 lnsurance ..................................................... 130 Lawn & Garden Equlpment .... .................... 660 Llvestock ........................... .. .......... ............... 630 Lost and Found .. .............. ........................... 060 Lots & Acreage ...... .. .......... ...... .. ...... ............ 350 Mlscellaneous ............................. .. ... .... ........ 170 Miscellaneous Merchandl ae .... ....... ... ... ...... 540 Mobile Home Repalr.......... .............. .. .......... 860 Mobile Homes lor Rent.. ...... .. .. .... ............... 420 Mobile Homes lor Sele .............. .. .. ........ ...... 320 Money to Loan ................................ .... .. .. ..... 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers .... n ...... ........ .... .. 740 Muslcallnstruments .... .. .. ... ........................ 5 70 Personals ......................... .. ........ .... .. .... ........ 005 Pels l o r Sale ........ .. .. ...... .. .... .. ...................... 560 Plumbing &Heatlng ...................... .. .. .... ...... 620 Professional Services ...................... ... .. .... .. 230 Radio, TV & CB Repalr ................ .. ...... .... ... 160 Real Estate Wanted ................. ... .......... .. ..... 360 Schools lnstructlon ............................ .... ..... 150 Seed , P\anl & Fertlllzer ...... .. ...... .... .. .. ........ 660 Situations Wanted ................................ .... ... 120 Space·lor Rent .................. ........ , .. ........ ....... . 460 Sporting Goods .................. ......... .... ..... ...... . 520 SUV'olor Sale .............................. .... .. .... ...... 720 Trucks lor Sale .............. .. .. .. .... .................... 7t5 Upholstery .................................... ...... ......... 870 Vans For Sale ............................................. .. 730 wanted to Buy .................... ...... ................... 0 90 Wanted to Buy- Farm Suppll es ........ . : .. ...... 620 Wanted To Do .................. ............................ 180 Wanted to Rent ............................ ........ .. ...... 470 Yard Sale- Gallipollo ............................ .. ...... 072 Yard Sale-Pomeroy/Middle ..................... .... 074 Yard Sale-Pt. Pleasant ................ .. .. .. .. ........ 076 " l.i..'"""""' EKcel. Respon sibiliti es communication skill s, Medicaid, Medicare and include payrolt. air, alp. MDS knowte..v-. Long term Quickbooks. co ntracts and uvu care eKperlence preferred all o1tter daily office tasks. Full time M-F g:oo. S:OO. No but not required. Qualified andidates may se nd benefits. Man resume s to C re•"mes to Chana BrownAn EKcellent Wfri to earn PO Box 55, Bidwell, OH ""' McGuire, AN, LNHA, mon ey. The New Avon. 45614 Admini strator, 333 Page Call M arilyn 304-882·2645 Stree t, Middleporl, Oh, AVON! All Areas! To Buy or 45760. OBC is an E.Q.E. and a partlctpanl of the Drug Sell. Shirley Spears, 304· Free w ork Place Program . 675-1429. Courtside Bar and Grill · Now taking ap plications for exceptional people for bartending, waitstaff/servers and all kitch en positions. If you are a motivated people person pl ease come fill oul an application or cal l to set up an in terview. 308 2nd Ave 740-441 ·9371 ParMarlt40(Exxon)1547 Nye Ave. in Pomeroy.OH and Par .isIr~o=f•:ri:ng:.==== have HELPWANnD IIIlO IIEu>WANmD IIllO IIEu>WANmD 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assemble Cra "s. Wood .• ems .~o $480'1 ·"· Materials " w" Free Informat ion PrAO.•id-... v • uu pkg. 24Hr. 801·428·4649 This newspaper witt not knowlngty acc.pt advertisements l or reel estate which It In violation of the 11w. Our readers are h111reby Informed thet all dwellings advertleed In lhl s newspaper are svailable on en equal 'bpportunlty beMs. OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· to buy Junk Cars, call Fo uNQ!l P.lctUfe alburn of Want 740·388·0884 ---, child from 2006 to 2007. Call' Overbrook Center is n ow 740·949·1703. Immediate for an oftlce manager. We prefer an accepting resumes for the ion of Director of Social FOUN D: 1 yr old S heep r,;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; experienced office worker posit Servoc · es. The quaified can. Dog, Female 740· 441·1817 with an accounti ng back~ u .... ... didate must be a Licensed DJ'.U" nnn u :u ground. You MUST have FREE Found kitten in road excellent computer skills Social Worker and possess black and white male small. ., . including Microsoft Word & strong verbal and written 1110 In thll new.paper Is subject to the Federal Fl lr Housing let of 1968 which rnakaslt Illegal to advertla "any · preference, limitation or dlscrlmln.Uon baeed on race, color, religi on, H I familial 1111us or national ortgln, or any Intention to make tny such preference, limitation or diaerlmlnetlon. '' I I \ \ \! I\ I 1'1-:l.-------, rLr-----_.1 --'------ ·------,.1 ~~~0 Imr FOUND Land Contract/Sale 2000 14x70, 3br, 2ba, $4,500 down. $427 month 304-67579 11 All real eltate advertising WANillD Blue & white male Parakeet wf1ood & cage, {740)992· Absolute Top Dollar : U. S. 2106 Silver and Gold Coinl, Friendly good watch dog, Proofsets, Gold Rings, Pre· U.S. Curren cy, fema le German Pol lee, 1935 medium mixed breed male Sol itaire Di amonds· M.T.S.· good child pets 304-675· Coin Shop, . t 51 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, 740·446· t780 2842 Medium size pupp ies, - - - - - - - long/short haired, 8 wks. old, Paw Paws, blacft; walnuts, woi med, (740)992·4 144, hi~ories. please call first, S.yc.ra::c::; use::._ · e::v=in~gs::· eo _ _ (740)698·6060 To give away 2 beautiful -P-rop_e_rty _ t_o_b-ui-ld_h_om_e_i_n ~~~~~~~~C~a~ll9~4:9-~34:08:a:«•:r~s: : po~pm~ games, or more disappqint, ed with the play in the' :frrst two. . "The first two g&mes we fromPageBl stunk," Ash admitted. We didn't the ball, we diddidn't perfonn tonight and n't set,pass we didn't att3,1:k -:it almost cost us our unde- we did nothing.· . . feated season." "The last three games we But Gallia Academy still played the way we're CIIPawon its seventh game ble. (Gallia Academy) was against no defeats, and con- undefeated, we were play' tinued its best start to a sea- ing on their court, and he son in a lorig time. had a chance· to win. We Alex Swisher•led the win- played great volleyball, I ner~ with 13 ,points ··and told them if we play like Kaci Shoemaker added 12. that, we can heat anyone·on Ryann Leslie added nine our schedule." while Katie Taylor, Alexis And so far, Meigs has Geiger and Courtney been well-traveled on that Shriver all chipped in seven schedule. Wednesday's conservice points. test marked the stx road For Meigs, now 4-3 over- game out of seven total all, it was a tale of two matches so far. Pati Vining and Amy Barr games. Coach Rick Ash couldn't have been .hap.pier each scored I0 points, with the way his club Shellie Bailey ad\led nine, played in the final three Tricia Smith seven and ~ All Dlapl•y: IZ Noon 2 Bu•lne•• Day• Prior To Publlcatlbn Sunday Dl-..lay' 1 100 Thur.day tor Sunday• brindle dog, wlgreen collar 7-wk old kittens, 3F, 2M, on Rt2 across from Jericho most w/ long hair. Litter Ad Childs pet 740-446·937 t trained, wormed, 1st vac. llll!"'"~----""'1 441-1 tOO year and a win over Wahama this week would go a loilg way towards the Rebels achieving that objective. The . two teams have met continuously sini:e the 1001 season with Wahama winning all six meetings between the · two budding rivals. The White Falcons knocked South Gallia from the unbeaten ranks last year with a 28-8 BendA¢a tnwnph. The Rebels average 26.6 points per game offensively while WHS is scoring an average of 26.0 points per outing. The SOHS defense is allowmg its Trrst three opponents a stingy 4.0 average while the White Falcon defensive unit is giving up an average .of 9.3 points per game through the early portion of the 2007 grid SffiSOn. Kick-off is at 7:30 P:m. Falcons and Rebels in that both feature a go-to, senior running back that splits time at the quarterback position. Both teams have been. su~sful with its platoon setting at quarterback with senior Derek Veazey (5-foot-8,170 poundsj and sophomore William Zuspan (5-9 145) sharing the duties for WHS and seniOrs Vance Fellure (5' 11, 165) aild John Wells (5-10, l85) (joing likewise for.South Gallia.' South Gallia, an Ohio playoff participant in each of the past two seasons under veteran head coach Justy Burleson, is looking for a return to the post-season once again in 2007. The Rebels dropped their opening playoff contest . in 2005 and 2006 and are hungry to extend their season to a 12th game and beyond this I Los!' AND . 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Se plembe r 24, 2007. rlll:"::i:~::lll:::'=:::r::'l Make tundraislng calls for a top Republican candi· date and make a difference In America I Mart!39 (Chevron)2264 2nd St. Mason YN.Are now hiring experienced cashlers.Piease apply· at enher location. +Earn up to $8.50/hour + Hiring Bonus +Full benefits package $300 Site Director Full· Time Positi on and' Certified Medical Att lttent 9r t Ful~nd part lime Depen dable and eMperi· enced daytime house cle~n­ er. lor private hOme needed one or two lim es per week. Organization ski ll, confidentiality and honesty a must Flatrock WV area Send re sume per letter of interest with eMperience, references & wage requirements to Box EB11 , rJo Point Pleasa nt Reg ister, 200 Main Street, Po int Pleasant, WV 25550 schedules Pn~ctlcal NurH Full-Time Position AN D • Paid holidays Front Deak Receptionist Full.-fime Position Available. Start doi r~g work you can For Office Located at 113 be East Mem orial Dri've, proud of. Start doing work Pomeroy , Ohio 45769. that makes a difference. Competitive Saltvy, Great Start you r new career Job Opening: Sal on Workin g Envi roment··Se nd today! Independent Co ntracto rs, Anume To: Family Health, Mic hael and Friends. Booth Inc. clo Melissa Walls, 1049 Cell todt yl rental $t 251week. Free re nt q Western Avenue, 1-877~47 . to get you star1ed. EMc toe. Chillicothe, Ohio 4560 1. Ed. 2301 Spring Valley Plaza. (Cell) Fax: 740·775-7855 EOE No .__ _ __ _ __, Domino's Pizza Now Hiring au locations Point Pleasant , Gallipol~. Eleanor Pomeroy apply in Person 740-645-5895 or 446.()698 - - -- - - - Local Country-Rock Band in need of a Guitar Player. Cali 74().339·2064 Driyers wanted Must live within a 25 mil e radius of Hobson, Oh, Paid by the mile. plu s wait· New Haven, 1 br. furnished apt. has w/rJ, no pets, dep. & ref ., (740) 992 -0 165 - -hi_o_V_a-ll e_y_H_om _ e_ H _e_a_ lth, ing time, Vacation. Holiday Pay. Full and Part time avail· able. Ideal for Supplemental lnCOIJ.!B lor Retired Persons For llore Information C all Inc. hiring ST NA's, CNA's. CHHA's, PCA 's.· Accepting a'pplications lor LPN's . LlcenHd 0 investigate d •PP •"' O' COMICS SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT To The Daily Sentinel . - ... ------- - - - Ga rdens. 5152. Ca ll 1-740-886· advance payments of fees or insurance. Call the Office ol Consum er Affa irs loti free at 1·866· 278·0003 to learn if the mortgage broke r or lender is properly lice nsed. (Thi s Is a public service ann ounce ment from the Ohio Va lley Publishing Company) scapec:l . Fini shed 2 car garage attac hed to house and finished & heated 3 car HOUSK~ 10 ·garage unatt ached. .,..OR R i:N'I' Excellent condition ready to move in. $255,000.00. Call; (740)949·2217 $198/mol Buy 3bd HUD home! 5%d n, 20yrs @8%. House lor sale on Lariat For Listings 800-559-4109 Dr ive. subdi visi on across k1?0g from Gallia Cou nty _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Fairgrounds. Ideal l<v.:ation t BR hous e located 1n near Holzer's Hasp an d a Gal lipolis on 3rd Ave. v ariet~ ol convenient shOp· $275/mo and $275/dep. Can ping. New siding, windows call 740·256-6661 an d basement upgrades. - - - - - - - l arge double lot suit abl e for tbr, House in New Haven. garden and located ned to ever ything in wal ~ in g dis· wooded area. Gas heat and lance. no pets, $300 month. c e r~ t rcil a1 r. Selling below $300 deposit 304·882·3652 appraised value at $105.000. Call 446-2847 or 2 BR Ou plek · 644 2nd Ave 446-4436 $425/mo plus deposit & ut tli tles. Stove 8. fridge. WID Middl epori ·Bri ck Ranch. hook up. No pets. Lease 4.000 Sq .Ft. ,B Rooms, 2 112 446-0332 Sam to 5pm Man· Bth, 2 Fire Places, 2 Sat Garage s, 2 Lots, - - - - - - - Pa tioW/Awing. Ca ll 992· 3 bedroom house in 41 97. Pomeroy. large & very cl ean. 1 1/2 bath . a/c. hardwood Oak Htii·Att ractive l ·Story. floors. full basement w/2 car 2 BR. 1 25ba. NEW updates· garage. smAll back yard. en ergy eff icien t w1nd ows. $B3S . 1740194 9-2303 doors & kitchen appha rices c i ~'IONAL ~ERV!t~ . TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? No Fee Unless We Win! 1·888·582·3345 1< 1 \1 1..,1\11 10 o down payment. 4 AENT, 1031 Georges Creek Ad, 441·1 H 1 - - - - -- - 5 lies available up to 16X80 ~1 h 't30 00 mo... e omes o11 . per month . Call 740 -992·5639 r.;=:;;::==::, I< I \ I \I .., "--..;;;,;:,;;;:,;,;,_.,t bed· rooms. Large yard. Covered deck. Attached garage . 740367·7 t 29. 2 L--·liliiilRiOS.·.·\iiiO..t:O ..- roof , heat pump, electrical. Competitive Wages and , - - - - - - - - - -- -- - - - , BA. Double Lot. S72,000 1740)441 -0720 Benefits including health 1.soo-s31-65 53 insuran ce aM mileag e. Attention! H -e - tp-wan - te-,- -.- ,-st-A-du - lt Apply at 1480 Jad<.son Pike, 0 l ocal company offering "NO G'oup Home,· weekends a, Gallipolis "' phone toll free DOWN PAYM ENT" pro· must.(740)992·5023 t ·866-44 t· t 393 grams for you to buy your OverbrOOk Center is current· home in stead ol renting He lp Wanted: Window 1 r ti 1 ' 1OO"k financi ng accephng Ins taller Needed. ay full time, 7pm·7amons LPN, ' Less than . perfect cr edit Constru ction experience full time, 3pm-3am alld ?am· accepted hel pful -will train. Apply in 7pm STNA positions. Also ' Pay ment could be th e person oo Wednesdays. availabl e. part time STNA same as rent 10:00-Noon. To : Qua lity positions. Interested appli· locators. Mortgag e Windows, 37700 King Hill cants can pick up an appl i· (740)367-0000 Road, Pomeroy. No phone ca tion or contact Hollie ca lls please. Bumg arner, LPN . Staff HUO HOMES ! 3bd onl y $13,250 1 More 1·4bd - - - - - - - - Development Coordinator ,c [7 401992-6472 M·F 9A-5P homes available! From POST OfFICE NOW $199/mo l S%dn , H!RING at 333 Page St. . Middleport. Avg. Pay S201hr or Qh EOE & a participan t of 20yr•0 8%. For listings $57K annually the Drug Free Workplace 800-559-4109 IC F144 Including Federal Benefits Prograrrr. Subscribe Call REDU CED! Brand new an d OT,Paid Training, home in Gallipolis. 2BR . Vacati ons·FT/PT Someone to Cut Grass & 2BA w/3 acres mil. $82500. 1·866· 542·1 53 1 Weed eat. wlblade $5 an 992-2155 Ca ll740-446·7029 USWA hour 304 ·882·3880 T'ECHNOLOGY 2 Cemelary" lots Memorial 1 FIND A JOB CURRENT EVENTS r Lors & AcR~GE ily room, central air, gas heat and 1 firepl ace. Addition of a 1 fl 'd arge on a room com · 1 pl ate y cedar opens onto · & 1 H 1d · patiO poo area. ea e m ground pool enclosed by pr i· d vecy fencing and tan - Sa1ooLs COUPONS Historic style oftice bld g, 2nd A~ . Gallipoli s. t.:arge rooms suitable tor C.P.A ., Attorn ey, Real Estate, tnsuraoce or Opt ometrist. basement. Second floor has 2 apts, cur· rently occupied. New plumb· ing, NC, paint. Call 44 6· A" 2928 lor ftJrther deta ils. the Ohio Division of Financia l Institution's 0 11· 1 tee o ons umer Affairs BEFORE you ref'1· h nance your orne or obtain a loan. BEWARE of requests for any large l'llll"'"-:-----, OR ANEW CAREER IN THE CLASSIFIEDS Trai ler lor sate, $2,000, [740)992· 5858 'For sale by owner. 3BR Ranch, 1 bath , Fami ly 7 + acres on Left Fork Ad Room . Stove/Fndge. WID near Jackson Pike, priced to inclu ded. Asking $70,000. sel l. Call 740-446·7525 Call 740 -70Q·6339 Ga! ipotis Ferry, WV, Scenic House,,. lor sate in Racine tracts tor bui ldin g, hunting or are a. Approx. 4 acres, all horses. See pies on ian· d d · pro1ess tona 11y 1an scape dandfarm .com . Call 304· Ranch style house with 4 633·0547 bed 1· · •• rooms, 1v1ng room, ...., n. - -- - -- - ing room. kitchen, large lam· MOBILE HOME LOT FOR 104 Taium Dr. New Haven.WV 3bd/2ba . Ranch, 1g.sunroom. 2 car gar grea1 Phone Ca lls Please. FAMILY HEALTHCARE, INC. area. D; 304"675 ' 3637 E; Hard wood & ceramiC floors, ,----;;;;;m;;:---, lllmnJCI'ION 304·882·2334 '--oiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiio-' - -- - - - - - lull basement (partially lin· 5bd 2ba GALLIPOLIS rshed). central a1r, lorced Gllllpolla Career College Foreclosure! Buy for gas heat. cit y water & (Careers Close To Home) $84,9001 S% dn, sewage. oft stre et parking. Call Today! 740-446·4367, 20yra0 8%. More local large level backya rd. A 1·800-214-()452 homes from $199/mol For MUST SEE• Asking ..,._,gatWpoli$CIIreerco!lege .oom locallisllngs call800-559· '80.{100 740·045· 1863 or Accredill'ld Ml'lmber Awl'lditirlg xf254 7... 40;,.·3 ::;5::, 2·,264::.; : 5....,.,...-eo...d b lrdepl'lrodenl Collegits - - - - - - - - • and Sdlook 12 748. 86 Pi ne. Ga llipo lis, New 1320 !\ lomu : H 0 \11'}1 1150 New 3 Bedroom homes from $2 14.36 per month, Includes many ,up grades, delivery & set-up. (740)385·2434 14K70 Mobi le horne. All elect ric. 28R. 2BA. Garden Tub. ' Stand -up Shower La rge front po rch WI tm roof large back deck anachP.d wooden shed. In CneshHe· must be mo~·ed. Askmg $ 10.000. (7.40)441· 0775 1975. 14 X 70 Govern or, 3 Bd .. 1 1/2 bath. 740-247· 0402. 3 Bed room House in Syracuse. 5500/month + deposi t No Peh 13041675· 5332 wee kends 740·591· 0265 - - - -- - - 4 br . 2 bth . located on a large nverlront lot at 671 S. Front Ave . Middleport , lea· tu res- cia. gas heat. lire· place 2 car plus garage & a carport 4 de : ks . ki tchen appli ances dishwasher. Wid. Beftler cirpet on the rnarn floor. ha rdwoOO fl oors upte.rrs $950 a mflnth plus depoSit. no pe1s. (74 0 ~ 3 34 · 8431 - - - - - -- 69 Garfield · 2BR. 1BA $460/month -+ sec. dep. 77 Cedar 38 A I 112BA $575/moo tn -+ sec dep You pay all ut1l rttes Call 446· 3644 2000 Clayton 24X56, 3 BR , Attention I 2BA. 314 acre m Gre en Local company oljenng 'NO Township $79.900 Cal l DOWN PAYMENT" pro740-645·7 113 gr ams lor you to buy your Great used 2005 3 bed room tlOme nsteart ol reRttrng 1 6~80 with vmy t1s h1ngl e ' 1oo~'O f1nanc1ng Must sell , Only $2 5,995 wtlh · Less than perfect Cl edl1 , delivery. Call (740)385·4367 accepted • Payment could be the Nice used 3 bedroom home same as rent. vtnyllsh1ngle Will help with Mortgage locators delivery. 740·385-4367 (74 0i367-0000 �ThursdayvSeptember 13, 2007 The Daily Sentinel• Pao- BS www.mydailysentlnel.com ALLEY OOP " or NOt. 3 bedroom. For - 1 botll, ntwly remodeled In Rodney \llllage II. Buy "" $64,000 posslblt owner lllilt or rent lol $SOC per rnoolh - security deposit. No pets. cal (740)605-1383 Apartment available now RIYorbend Apia. New HIM!n wv. Now accepting applcotiona fol Hud-Subsidlzed, one Bedroom Apta. Utilities Incl.- Baaed on 30% ol adjusted Income. Call Phillip Alder r:::::::::::. ?~' ~ Nortb ot-13-07 'AAKQ8 3 II MEDICAL I!:QUIPMEI(T, INC, • KJ905 s,»c~~lfm In: OXY~N RE~PIIIATORY EQUIPMENT & SUPPUES • Locally Owned and Operated • 24hr. Emergency Service • Free Delivery CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION " MONlY ' Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, . 1 0 8752 943 t 2 l.oc:lll Contractor 740-367-1)544 EllmVlew Apartments Fnae Eatlmatea 740. West Owner- Rick Wise 740-992-5929 740-416-Ui98 Pus Pass FRANK &EARNEST $550 Deposit MASON MOWER (740)645- Grecloua LiVIng 1 and 2 Bedroom Apts. at VIllage 2BR, 1 Ba1h, CIA, Dishwasher, atl eteclrlc, 1624 Chatham Ave, Trailer 12; 3BR, 2 Bath, CIA, largo deck, all electrtc, 3696 Bulavillo Plkli available Oct. Ml:\nor and Riverside Apts. in Middle rt f $32 7 l 0 po ' rom $592 · 740-992..so&4. Equal Hou~ng Opporlunily. - 3BR in Alo Grande area, Middlepon, North 4th Ave., 2 2BR near RVHS. $400/mo br. fur~ahed opt., dep. & and $400/dep. Ref. Roq. No ref , no pets, (740)992.011!5 3br Mobile Home • all ~=her~:.~•. apo~~:;~~: Smiting LaWH Tradars, ·Mowen, TiUen, r~ •-~---...., I m..,....----~ " - - - - - - Lr. I r•o I I r. I j I ex. I r18 1BA cabtn, all utilities fur· nished. Call 286·5789 or r ..__.. ··~·- I ~ I GOT A . Cl'tl{IIOIIliJ, MTD, Brlglf' & Slllliton JOICE FER "fA, ~-=ty · I • tO Years • VInyl Siding auto, 4K4, $8500. 2000 new&clean,new Ures,oil Aan'ger EXP, std , 4x4, cha nge&p lu g.$1000.090. $4500, and more. 446·7276 74()-416·1568. •Repl-ment 1979 Ford Ranchero 500 pick up, good condition, rUns aM drives goOd, 69,355 miles, $7,000 caU(740)949· •Decks r 3068 FOSUVR s.l~ I&' ' Ir L,----..~~-,1. ~ CAMPERS & M~R HmtFS 2005 Daimee camper 33 ft. 93 Ford Explo rer, new Call 446 -7834 or 606·349· brakes, new Stereo, runs 1920 ; reat. $2500 080, call 446· - - - - - - 3139 or 709-9945 In lim,efor deer season, 32ft. 97 YelloWstone Travel 4X4 Camper. AC, FA Heat. '·FOR SALE Microwave, Stove. Good Cond. $6000 neg. 740-25699 Ford Ranger XLT 61'" .xl Supercab, 4x4, Cold AC, Too -.. 1 In I( I' much new to list, Tool Box, jj;;p;;;~~;;;;;;~ Very Good Cond. $5500 H 080, (740)245-9142 OME . IT.D v:--~ IMPRoVEMINIS r ~~ r.~..., 26 Yean Experience Davill Lewis 740-992-6971 riO FoRSAu - CARPENTER SERVICE BASEMENT ROGm Addition• & WATERPROOFING 2001 Chrysler Town/Country Uncondltlortal lifeline guarVa.1. Great Shape and low antea. Local referances furmileage. CALL 740-985- nished. Establls~ed 1975. 3370111!! Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446· 0870 , Rogers Basement Waterproofing 1135 Dollar Bill, Scarce $850; also 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, laundry have 2 • J. Slavens Arms Co. room: Rent $350, Deposit 12 Ga. Single Barrel shot· $350. 663 Third Ave. Call guns, real clean. $195. 74D5:13·3B70 740-245-9595 Vinyl Siding I Pelntlng P1tlo and Porch O.ck1 WV035725 V.C. YOUNG Ill 9926215 Pr 1 h'rr.lr" ('fn, 0!11n or,l f•lf'rrrrrr 2BA apts, 6 miles from 92 CASE 580 SuperK Holzer. S400+dep. Water, Backhoe, very good condisewer, tl'86h paid. 740·988- tion. low hours. Sts.ooo. 6130 or 740-682-9243 Caii740-709-9420 JET 2br, Apt. In Pt. Pleasant. Ne.wly remodeled, $475/mo. AERATION MOTORS utilities paid, depsoft Repaired, New & Rebuilt In required (304)675·6535 Stock. Cell Ron Evan~ 1· 2br. Apt on 5th Stroel Pt 600-537-9528. Pleasant $375 ask tor Don - - - - - - (304)812_4350 Old trunk, $40; antique lull bed, $95; Never-out-of-box Furnished Apt, 2nd Ave, Bissell carpet cleaner, $90; Gallipolis, Upstairs, t Appro!( 50 nice· yard sale Bedroom, No Pets, All utili- items, $25 tor all, Call 1188 peld, (740)446-9523 (7401245-5393 $200 . ii r.o FARM 01 3 EQUIPMENf - jf15 • .__ _mRSW: _ _ __ ! 615 IH Combine, both heads, runs gOOd. $2500. t978 Chevy, 1 Ton, Dually Gravity beds $350 · $750. 2WD Flatbed, $600. Call Call740-643·2285 ' (7401742-2457. =.=;:.,::=--- Help Wanted e PHARMACIST Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting resumes lor a Full-Time Pharmacist. B.S. Pharmacy, Pharm. D. Pharmacy or Ph. D. Pharmacy from accredited college or university. WV State Pharmacist Licensure . Two years pharmacist experienc~ preferred. Hospital experience preferred. Excellellt salary holidays, healthinsurance single/family plan, dental plan, life ins. vacation, long term disability and retirement Send resumes 10: Pleasant lllllley Hospital c/o Human Resources 2520 Valley Drive POint Pleasant. WV 25550 (304) 675-4340 ext 1307 Orfax: 304-675~975 Or apply online at www.pvalley.org AA/EOE .:.THE HAS SOMETHING Fri- Sat- Sun · Sept.14-15-16 .French 500 Flea Market Gallia County Fairgrounds Dealers Welcome I ROBERT BISSELL CDNSTRUGnON • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling W~P!, WHY HANG ot1t . . WfT!i, ~OIIEBODY . 'fOU'P,E, sICK OP'.~ . ' Stanley TreeTrimming · & Removal 'Promp1 and Quality Work *Reasonable Rates *Insured ~ References Available! I WONDER l Call Gary Stanley @ WHAT IT 740-742-2293 COULD HA'/E 1999 Mercury Cougar .1ZWFT61L1X564o236 1995 CHEVY BLAZER tGNOT13W9SK12976V 1993 FORD F150 P I C K U P tFTDF15YXPLB11488 2000 CHEVY BLAZER tGNOT13W3Y2214163 1996 DODGE CARAV A N t846P54RXTB460126 The Home National Bank reservea the right to rejacl any and ell bids. All vehicles are sold, as Is where Is, with no warranties Public Notice -----The Syracuse Racine Regional Sewer . - - - - - - - - - - - - - District will be holding a public maellng on Tuesday, September 18, 07 on the Sewer extension prolect through Tackervllle and Surrounding aroaa. All residents affacted aro asked to pleaae altend. This meeting will be held at the Racine American Legion Hall st 7 pm 19) 13, 14, t6, 17.18 ... 111Bd1V-f111111VI:ID~I.II SIIII'IIIV 9:80 •12:18 Ill 'l' PIYINB18P PRICES F8R 5TIW16E PEOPLE .. COW and BOY SO. I ..liST ) ' CNYTHING HMMM. GARFIELD IF I WEll£ ALIVE. I WOOUI TAKE OFFENSE AT THAT ' J 0 t 0 1111111111m Clns •11•111111• Wllllll CIIIIIUI: Clmrtii'S. Clllpr East Letart U.M. Church Saturday, September 15 5pm Refreshments GRIZZWELLS I SOUP TO NUTZ l \1\\t-11\ \T~ 50Ctx:l.. "M W>.~ \1-\1'\1>.1-\~ I 0 0 llll..ftllllllllnl . ICIII Ftr Cli 1111 Prices! Auction I WA,SN'T IlEAT BY GOING TO SAY Manley's Recycling • • 1 SL· II!Mieport, 0145180 740-892-3194 A LOT OF WliH BEEN .. expnaaaad or Implied. . .• • • • •~ For en appolnlment to aee, Call9411-2210, Ask for Sheila. 19) 12, 13, 14 ------- Frtdl¥, 8opl. 1ot, 2007 By IIO(nloo Oool An endeavor upon whk:h you've expended much diligent effort In the past could be your big producer. COntinue to strive tor It with patience, lnduatry and $Xp8Ctation, and you should realize your hopes and destree. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept ~) - Someone with whom you're closely lrwolved could ·have an Ingenious Idea to pvt a new twist on an Old problem and solve It once and tor all. Collectively, you both can benefit In large measure. . UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - 1fs a tired, old formula that never falls. Your own self· Interests be advanced ~ doing for yQUr alaocaatea ~~ you would have . theln do for you. Put 11 to wort~: and see. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - 11 you require the assistance of someone who has the ability to help you realize a goal, slate your case clearly and tactually. He or she will come th rough as you hOped - withOut feeling badgel'8(l. SAGITIAAIUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21) - Your probabilities for successfully futfllling a personal ambition are above average, but It will take as much wort~. as It does d8slre. Use your delermflatlon to help keep you on the target. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Overdue recognition for aomething you did- which was newr properly acknowl· edged - might be forthComing . It has become a attuation that has taken on a life of its own. AOUARIUS·(Jan. 20-Feb. 19)- You can strike It big by simp!~ sticking to proven methods and tactics where your career objectives are concerned. What functioned so well tor you previously night do even better now. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -Your Intuitive perceptions may accurately predlct the outcome of events with a IIH!e eHort on your part. Don't Ignore il, thinking It's merely wishful th inking. ARIES {March 21 -April 19) - If you believe you can 'Improve upon conditions at work, take your Ideas lo those who would be affected and the one who calls the shots. Cl'laneel are fhiW'/1 au like your thoughrs. .~ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Vou can reap more reward6 If you join with othertil In WBY5 where both your auppop and thell'l wll control things far more·.aftec· lively than ellher of you could do illone. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Owing lo your ability to keep averythtng in its prop· • er perspectl\te, thft could turn out to be e,n e•ceptlonally productive day. You'll realize that the difficult talk Ia doable, not ~ lmpoulbll. 1 CANCER (June 21-July 22) -Getting othera to do you r bidding thould be much euler then uaual , owing to your remarlcable ability o1 ahOwlng othera !hat what they baii8VI Ia good ror you Ia al10 good for them. LEO (Ju~ 23-Aug. 221 -OVerall condl· tlont look rathtf' promlalng, but the moat advlntageoua th ing you oan do Ia to Involve youraetf in actlvltiel 1pectflcally dlllgned to advance youf ttcurlty. can PEANUTS 'Experienced \W<\ED Rl~ ~ Pall~ aT ~OS au. 'iE kiDS SaNG f.ACI-\ 6111EI;!. ';.ltl~, NIDI'!!Il-l ol1 VlollleRWeaR" SoNG.. "? Public Invited- Come join the fun! 1(\r ,' • 45 Hitlry 19 Shorten, • -' ........,... ~.. maybO 48 f~ , . -1 20 Tlha 47 Mr. , •, 22 Slick IIIUld PremkiiJO' •< 24 Dlmlnllh 49 Hen1D1, · ,·.., tor~ . . ~ 51 .lllolde • •. ty~,\4 52 . . ,. 25 Dflgoliat pattam 26 Mighty lteedl +. . dynUty 27 Tllklng bird • ' 29 Somber 153 Cl\lniM . tvtrg34 Coma to meturtty 36 Key In again _·, • • ' ., he ~AStro- BIG NATE 740-985·3831 .. ~ralnatoim -· . I .. CELEI;IRITY CIPHER '' ~. .•.•~ f .. ; . by Luis Campos ' ·~:< Ce1tbttf Clpiler~81'111 areaeel«t from qidatkln! by famou& people. pat and lftlillt. ··· ~ Each letter 111 the ci;:t1et stand~ lot MCIII'Ief. · Today's clue: Hequals P "V XVSRP , TZIFX V GMVFZ, VOE • VRSPZX OPPE XW . V SWUR ,, ~ti .; V CFWRFO ; UMVX E•WP. N V YVO . r. WT I '• PRNP -~ SP - MVHHA.'i" ./ PFONXPFO PREVIOUS SOLUTION -·A poet should not walk aoross a space whleh he can dear a1a bound." · Josef1t Joubert IW KILY d.li'iJ "0 S\ "\. ! _ f) 'C (h, C! 1 WOII PUZIUI 0~ l.'Q!J ~). ~ P ({' \:) OAMI '· .. . Pomeroy, OH The Horne Notional Sank will auellon the following !tom on Saturday, September 15,2007, at tO:OO a.m. at the Bank's parking lot. FOR YOU!! Help Wanted 35537 St. Rt 1 North Stop & Compare I. ~;n°~-~---.., TRuCKS TWO Uf'IN.ELJJ..~. !'l.tl'&- 7 · Shade River Ag. Service J4D-912·1m COOK MOTORS 326 Jackson Pike. Quality cars/trucks with warranty. Our low prices are posted on vehicle. Compare price and I \ll\ 1 '-11'1 '111 " quality to vehicles - any,\ t t \ J ... II I I h i!r-~::;;--;;;;; where. Stop or call 740-446· '<.t.W<~,WOUL~"<<U~\~""'i Why drive anywhere else New O.rage1 Electrlctl 6 Plumbing Rooting & Gunera IShop Clas~lieds . Reg Border Collie pups, Imported Bloodlines, 1st shots, wormed, worfo;ing parents. Call 740·379-9110 ,. Prlefert Powder Coated Gates ton. $53.00 I 4ft. $75.00 tHt. $$65.oo 16 n $83.00 Remodeling Miniature Pinscher CKC Camero $2700. Ca ll 44& Reg. Black 1rust, 1 F $300 2 8172 or 256-6251 M '. 12% Horse Feed ,,,,$5.99/50 lb. Sportsmix Dog Food 21-8.,.,,., $9.99/50 S-UREA ...................... $199/ton Bulk Only derlly 31 Kind of grin 32 Wildlife 5 &Toad feature 33 :v:::runH 35 Boitano or 7 Seine Wllaan m001'19l 8 Nothing In 37 Haaltant toUnda Nogilea 9 Send fOflh, 38 Prudent 40 lilt oil I I light fhypll.l no- In this deal, aller East's peslty lour-dla· monel OYBrcall, South dOubles lor want ol anything better 10 do - he Is too 81rong to pass. North wheels out Blat:l!wood belore bi<jtlng six hearts. Alter West leads the diamond two, how ~ould South plan the play? Without peeking at the ~ and West hands, South wOuld tend to assume lhat East Is short In hearts and West-long. So, det:larer wins ·the filllt !rid< with dtlnmy's diamOnd ace' and playa a hsaA to his ace. Mien lla6t loHows sull, though, ft i8 wrong (and here fatal) to · take a seccnd-round haart linesse. South should lead a heart to oommys ldng. When the qUeen drops, the contract is made with an OYBArlck. But suppose ~ start8il ·with ~ low singleton heart. Now dedaler iumi to the spades. As long as West haa at least two !which is highly likely), South gets his diamond klser- snd stil ~'his oon1ract. WHAT A DEAl!! Triumph YOUNG'S tOwks old, 97 Camero RS, wht wlblk 2 bedroom apl l Cent . WOI"med,shots, tells dOCked. racing str~eslracing spoiler. n enary, 1934 Senes, Unites States 740-367·0210 if no answer L ksl ood p · d ali utilities pd except electric. 1 A F d9 1 oo runs g . nee 1o $350/mo, call (740)256- ~eservemNe~~aFive Huendr~d leave message. .sell $28001 304-634-8523 . 441 -37o2 TO BE FUNNY, TOO ?! I I j DEPENDS ... • Garages • Pole Buildings • Room AddHions Owner: James Keesee II 742·2332 I DO 'fA WANT IT THAT •' •• Windows • Roofing 2006 Honda Gold Wing $4,000 in accessories. Paid $24,000 new·-$19,800. Call 740-367·71 29. WELP, .,• J&L Construction - pass · seven 44 By 1nil ~ 17 E-ta 1 GHI' 2 Spen In years 3 labor at 4 Conducive to tronqulll· passes; but with an unbalancad collec· lion, he bids, confident that the dummy will provide some uselul goo<les. PARSOI\I H-Honest · doo~e a BARNEY Murray, 02 Dodge Ram 42k miles, 2003 Honda :AX 100R like g 1 ,........,.._,,!,uAru!A.JU~ r "' ~.,. _ _ _ _ _ _1 4 ~=emf _ . ___ 10 ______ Appliances rurnished, stove/refrigerator included. ___ . .., Including Woaher & Dry:pr Also, units on SA 150. Pets NEW AND USED STEEL John Deere 6620 Than II, 304·593-4496 Wek:omel (740)441.0194: Stee! Beams, Pipe Rebar 11ery good co~dltfon' 304· Mobile Home for Aent, 2 BR, Tara Townhouse · For concrete, Angle, 675-4308 NC, HUO Approved, Total Apartments, Very Spacious, Channel. flat Bar, Steel " Electric, Rent lnckldes trash, ·2 Bedrooma, CIA, 1 1/2 Grating .for Drains, water & 'sewer, $325/md, Bath, Acillt Pool & Baby Driveways & Walkways. L&L iiOII~----...., $325 daposh, Call (740)992· Pool, Pa11o, Start $425/Mo. Scrap Metals Open Monday, Auros 5389 for appt No Pets, Lease Plus Tuesday, Wednesday & FOR SALE ~• Req .... --'re d Friday, Sam-4:30pm. Closed ., c..-.,;,-iiiiiiito_.l Mobile nome for rent. no Securl1y Do ...,..... pets. Apartmem for ri!nt, no (740)446-:3481. Thursday, Saturday & 01 Hyundai Accen t pets, Utilfties paid, (740)992· Twin Rivera Tower is accept- Sunday. (7.«)}44&-7300 Hatchback. 5 speed trans, 5858 . lng applications tor waiting . 65,310 miles, good condi. list br Hud-subsized, 1- br, Tandem Actual Dump tion. needs catalytic convertSmatl 2BR Mobile Home in apartl1ent fo r the Trailer. 10x5. Call 740-446- er. Asking $3200. Call 740Johnsons Mobile Home . · , 1638 Park. 74()-.446-200:3 or 446· elderly/dtsabled ca ll 675· . 7Q9- 6339 . 6679 Equal Housing Prn 03 Taurus, auto $3900• 04 1409 Opportunity FOR SALE Trailer for rent, 3BA, 2 BA. S Sunfire, auto $ 5200 · 91 Olds Cell 367-771!2 or 446·4060 PACE $1450, 98 Tiburon, $2200. __ FOR Roo' . AKC German Shepherd and more. 446-7278 AII\.Rn.IDm; Puppies, BlaCk & Tan, $350· 1996 Monte Carlo 1 owner roalbNr 600Squareteetofficespace males, $300-lemales 304· S'l1ver, Ioaded runs good __ • 'l for rent. Eastern Avenue, 77 3·6062, ce11 304 •59 >~" ,304- 773•5244 1 & 2 Bedroom Aplirtments Gallipolis. 740-446-a178. 4267 for Rent, Meigs COunty, In . 2002 Honda Accord 4dr, town, No Pets, Deposit Prime commercial space for AKC Golden RetriEWer pups leather, power roof, 6 disc Required, (740)992·51 74 or rent at Springvalley Pliza. 1st shots, wormed, 9wks, CO, 75k. 200 1 Pontiac C8!1645·2192. • Parent on site. S300fmates, Grand Prix GT, 4dr. leather, (740)141·0110. S:J50/female, 304-273-2066 power roof, loaded, 67k. 1 and 2 bedroom apart· 2001 Chevy Malibu, 4dr, V.S, ments, fumlahed and unfur· Housmow c AKC longhalred min 93k. 1992 Honda Accord nished, and hous,s in Gooos Dachshunds, 2/F,11M, black Station Wagon, sspd, great Pomeroy and Middleport, · and· red. First shots, 740· condition. 441 -8585 security deposit required, no 339·0394 leave message pete. 740-992·2218. New sofa & tove seat, $400, 94 S-10, V-6, auto. air . New Kitchen table/ 4 chair Mal1ese Puppies 2 males $2200. 93 Ford Esoort, one 1 BRtri·l8v&l,closetohoepl- $119.95. Mollohan Carpel $SOO/each, female owner, $1500. 99 Chevy 2 tal, 8 miles to Rio Grande 202 Clark Chapel Ad, $600/each shots &Wormed Monte Carlo $3200 93 4 _ _ Ref+ Oep required , no pets. Bidwell, OH (740)388-0173 Pontiac Sunfire $1500 97 304 675 3 77 740-446-2957 Mon·Frl 9a·4p Sat 9a-3p, Chevy Cavalier $2500. 96 j spades • 304-77J.S4161 304-882-3194 ·Middleport, Beech St., 2 br. fumlshod apl., u1Hi1ioo pd., 1st. (740)446-4234· home, dep. & ref., no pets, (740)208-7861· cell (740)992.0165 . pets. catl740-367-7025 ., trump. But 11 migh11 The kay poinl is thel the higher the level at which the double Is made, the more likely the opener will pass, turning II irto a penalty double. With relatively ·balanced hand, • Addison Twp, $550Jrent, 3413 or (740)645-3592 •' ' Yesterday, I menlione<lltlal r110r a weak jump overcall, responder's double should be negative, not lor penally. At wha11evel, thOugh, should nturn lrom a negalive double to a penelly'double? I like 10 play negalive - - tllrough seven spades! It is !rue that I doubt an auction will ever stan one club · seven . ~;;74;0;-6;5:3·;00;5;7;;;: ~::~~==::~~~~~~~~==~ . o.pos•; 2BR on private 101, very nice, qui9t, scenic area, . Pus . AU pass At a higher level, double shows cards Seamless Gutters Roofing, Siding, Gutters lnsun>d $ Bondt1d 2BR on private lot, Addison 4NT Eul 10 Lavish . 39 YoiolltO olllnllon ' In llclly ~ 14 Hau- 43 Clnv. . 15 DinnM'WII'I ' ~ ~. . DOWN 28 Monaco neliJhbor 30 Salze8Ud- .,. .. , Nortb Ia Ovid 56 Metceae aweater 57 Winter con....lo- Han chlaae 23 Fir coulln 25 Wool cap Opening lead: • 2 : H&H Guttering· Twp, $400 Rent & $400 ~·· ' Dealer. North All types of concrete hoW 18 Old lunch 19 Sitcom ET 21 Mlaa ' ltno 55 ..-, 22 GounMI Vulnerable: North-South 740-367.0536 2 Btidroom, Aef&rences & Dopooi\, $350/mo, •2&3 bedroom apartments •Central heat & AJC (740)367.Q632 •Washer/dryer hookup 2 Br , A/C, Very nice w~h • Tenant; pays electric poroh in G~lipofls. No pets. (304)882-3017 7-2003or44e-1409 49 •Q2 t K Q J 10 t 7 6 4 • A 10 8 7 • 8 3 • A Q tO 8 7 OH s-.., ' 18 AKJt-63 .H South • J. Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions •• ·Eui West • Stop By Our Shcwroom • Many More Hems 70 Pine Street• staam 15 Kind"' - +A5 a l Sicily 41 Saucepan 1 Blue Grotto 42 Emit lilt of the PGA 6 -and 43 Month dlnld lnoctlon 11 Lookad at 441 "Imagine" flirtatiously alngor 12 Bowlt'tlllt q · aurnpy atancl 50 Connoct 13 "blows oil 54 Covet' ACROSS (304)882-3121 avallal>e lor Sonlor and Disabled F'ooplo. • Equal Housing Opportunity ·. NEA Cro11word Puzzle BRIDGE ! liltt4 ~~ CLAY I. 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