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See Page 81 BY BETH SERGENT s'SEAGENT@MYOAILYSENT1NEL.COM SYRACUSE -·· Syracuse is lookin g to ex pand its police department by adding one part-time ofllcer. At it s recent mee ting Syracuse Village Co uncil voted to employ an additional officer at $7 per hour for 16 hours a week. Applications can be picked up and dropped off a! ·Syracuse Village Hall. Syracuse currently has one police officer, Ryan Hill , chi ef of police. Co uncil has also placed a ,new two- mill police levy fur a period of two years on the November ballot. Other Syra~use levies on the November ballot incl ude a 1.5- mill fire protection renewal levy for a period of fiv e years and a . help 1he departn)ent in any one-mill current ex penses other way pOS>ible, suggestre newal levy for a period of ing Bill Rou sh, assistan t t1re five years. chief, for !he chi ef's posi. Mayor Eric Cunn ingham tion. After council acce pled read the resignalion letter of Peterson's re signation Syracuse Fire Chief Jack Roush was appointed to the Peterson who resig ned due position of lire chief. to " Ja ck of Lime to de vole to Council appointee Scott his dut ies as chief." Kimes and Ryan Hill as new Peterson al.so slated in the · members of the Syracuse letter when he ste pped Vo lu nteer Fire Department down he would be glad to which is now currcm ly ©m. underhill next fir~fighter\ meeting al 7 p.m .. Tuesday. Oct. 3. Upon 1hc fire department\ requcq c<llmcil purcha,ed a multi-functional g la~ - 111ll ..,t cr tool for g l a~~ rL·moval during acc ide nh Please see Syracuse. AS BY KEVIN KELLY INSIDE Girls faces differ from boys in several ways. Girls have smaller noses, smaller less pronounced chins, bigger eyes and more defined lips. KKELLY@MYDAlLYTRIBUNE.COM • Military overthrows prime minister in .first coup in Thailand in 15 years. See Page A2 • Family Medicine. See Page A3 • Shirey named to Board of Directors of OACCS. See Page A3 • Hockipg College. staff receives awards. See Page AS Next week we'll look at how our face's change as we be<;ome adults. WEATHER GALLIPO LIS - For the most part. southern. Ohio refle cted :1 trend thro ughout the state in, August when it ' came to unempl oy ment numbers they went dow n. albeit sli ghtly . . The Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services came to that conclusion as it released last month' s county -by -county jobless rales Tuesday. Gallia Co unt y's un employ ment fe ll one-tenth. of a percent in August to 6.6 percent. The rate was 6.7 percent in Jul y. · . Meigs Co'unty also dipped . by one- tenth of a percent last inonth to g,5 perce1it. B~an J. Reed/ photo Don Bitanga of Bitanga's Martial Arts Center in Middleport instructs a group of chi.ldren . The ce nter recently presented its July's nnempl oy ment rate 11 as K6. first awards to martial arts students. · Lower numbers were seen in other area counties. with Jackson posting 7.5 percent nrst BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYOAILYSENTINEL. COM MIDDLEPORT - Student s at Bitanga 's Martial Arts Center in Middleport recently established requirements for advancement in martial arts and were awarded medals, certificates of rank. new karate belts and membership cards. Don Bitanga, a Sixth-Degree Black Belt in the Shorin-Ryu sys tem of Okinawan Karate, conducted the test, and was assisted by Chinese Boxing Master Eric Chambers. Bitanga has trained in Asia and ·formerly directed the operations of four Dojos in the Washington. D.C. metro area. Thi s was the first lest conducted at the recently -remodeled building at the "T" in Middleport, whi ch houses state-of-the-art equipment to compliment the martial arts training regimen. Testing is now sc heduled on a regular basis, Bitanga said . "The suc cessful completion of tes ts allow students to know they are. in fact , making progress. and. are obtain- tor ing both short-term and long-term goals," Bitanga sa id. Promoted to ye llow belt were: Zachary Shitl et, Ronin Madill. Matthew Hawkin s, Tyler .James Putney, and Breanne Karly Bonnett: orange belt: Trenton Pnlter. Dar,ha Bitanga, Branden W. Prater. Deqinee C. Thomas, Kane Rous h. and Bradley D. Jones: purple belt: James R. Selby. Toud John son. William R. Prater. JefTrey D. Jones, Benjamin · Nease. STAFF REPORT Details on Page A6 NEWS@MYDAILYSENT~NEL.COM INDEX 2 SECflONS - 12 PAGES Annie's Mailbox A3 Calendars -· A3 Classifieds B2-4 Comics Bs Editorials A4 Sports Weather B Section A6 © 2006 Ohio VaHey Publishing Co. · mzmo~ ~ ~ao~et~ FUPBOOKFUN CAREFULLY CUT OUT EA~H FRAME. STACK IN noro<o '~"" 11 ON TOP. PINCH WITH FINGERS OR USE BINDER CLIP. , FLIP WITH THUMB FOR ANIMATION FUN. • • TRIMBLE - Eight years ago Rural Action which serves Meigs and other Southeastern Ohio counties developed a program to protect the eco.nomic interests of local landowners. Today that program will be released to the en tire slate. The "Call Before You Cut" campaign orig inatecl in Appalachia Ohio as a way to educate woodlot owners about sustainable harvests of their forem. The campaign pairs landowners with forestry ex pert s and agricultural ed ucators who advise Please sel! Forestry, AS Please see Jobless, AS Ohio Tourism Director to speak at chamber dinner BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@ MYOAI LYS ENT INEL. COM Please see Center, AS P01\1EROY - This year Ohin Tou.rism Direc tor Claudia Ven:hio will be the keynote .speaker at the Meig.s. County Chamber of STAFF REPORT Co mm erce's 16th Annual NEWS@MYOAILYSENTINtL.COM Recogn ition Dinner. · The dinner begins at 6:30 POMEROY - In recogp.m . on Thurstlay. Nov. 2 at nition of the 219th anni verthe Lazy T Chapatnl Resot1 sa ry of the Constitution. with a soctal hour between Mayor John Pomeroy 5:.10 p.m .. and 6:30 p.m. In Musser at the reques1 of addition to Vecchio's speech. Return Jonathan Meigs diners wi II he entenained by Chapter, Dat1ghters of th e the River City Players perAmerican Revolution, has forming scenes. from · their signed a proclamati on upcoming play "USO." . declaring this Sept. 17-23. I Micl)elle Donovan. dire<:as Constitution Week. tor for tlw Meigs County Theme of the DAR for Cham ber of Commerce said this vear is 'The Bell of Vecchio was chme n as a Freedom ... The Sound of , speaker because it lmd been · Patrioti sm." In meetings of awhile since anvone frnm the loca ' l chapter the prothe suite had been to the gra m e1i1phasis thi s year is county 10 check out what on freedom. 1ouri sm the area l1 as to offer. Charlene Hoeflich/ photo On April 21. 1955. th e Donovan is also inYiting Pomeroy Mayor John Musser signs a proctamat1on setllng president general of th e aside th1s week, Sept. 17·23. as Constitution Week. With tho se chamber members National Society Daughters that own ptthlic accommohim is Linda Russell. the observance chairman for Return of the American Revolution dations such as a motel. hed Jonathan Meigs Chapter. Daughters of the American Please see Week, AS Please see Chamber, AS Revolution. Local forestry Mayor signs Constitution Week proclamation initiative goes statewide aooo nc\v me mber ~ . AjJplicutiOih can be picked up ~t th e S) racuse Village Clerk\ nllice or attend the ' Gallia, Meigs i jobless rate dips slightly Energized mouse in clear plastic ball PARENTAL SUPERVISION ADVISED :.tcceptin~ �• -The Daily Sentinel NATION • WORLD PageA2 Wednesday, September 20, 2006 Woman who miscarried is arrested, officials say ried shortl y before her own child was to be born. Torrez visited Beck on Monday and urged her to take the child to a doctor. the FBI agent said. Beck agreed. and Torrez accompanied her to St. Loui s on Tuesday. about 45 miles away. Torrez noti ced what appeared to be makeup on the baby 's forehead. Corvington said. When she rubbed the forehead. makeup came off what was covering a small birthmark . In publicizing the abduction, police had described Abby 's strawberry-red birthmark. Her suspicions Ochsenbine. told police Friday a woman entered her rural home, attacked her with a knife and stole the baby, who was week old at the time. Police had received more than 500 leads in the investigation. On Tuesday, they gave the baby 's father. James Woods. a polygraph test. which he passed. The abductor had been profile<.l as someone who had a child die recently or as someone who could not have children. told people she was pregnant and needed to steal a child so her lie would not be found out. aroused, Torrez confronted Beck , who gave her the baby, Corvington said. Torre z cont<tcted police. and the babv wa' handed over to authorities around 5 p.m. Tuesday. . "An outstanding ending. obviously;: Toe ike said. Toelke sa id the county prosecutor would address criminal charges un Wednesday. It , wasn't immediately clear where Shannon Beck was or whether she had a lawyer. The family has decl ined to speak with the media . The child's mother, 2 1year-old Stephenie a Military overthrows prime minister in first coup in Thailand.in 15 years BY .DENIS D. GRAY ASSOCJATEO PRESS WRITER J BANGKOK , Thailand In the dead of ·night and · without firing a· shot. Thailand's miliwry over. threw popularly elected . Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra on Tuesday amid mounting criticism that he had undermined democracy. The sudden. well-orchestrated coup - the first in 15 years and a throwback : to an unsellled era in ; Thailand - was likely to · spark both enthusiasm and : criticism at home and ; abroad. The military said it • would soon return power to :a democratic government AP Photo :.but did not say when. :: Striking when Thaksin A young Thai soldier looks on as he mans a checkpoint Wednesday outside Government · was in New York at the House in Bangkok, Thailand. Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra was ousted in a mil~ U.N. General Assembly, itary coup on Tuesday night without a shot being fired. The coup leaders declared martial ; army commander Gen. law, revoked the constitution and ordered all troops not to leave· duty stations without per:Sandhi Boonyaratkalin mission from their commanders. The stock exchange was to be closed Wednesday, along with schools, banks and government offices. • sent tanks and troops into . . . · the dnzzly, mghttimc . streets of Bangkok. The cerned to see democracy Chuan Leekpai, a member by provinces without any of the opposition Democrat resistance . They did not sa>: :military ringed Thaksin's "destroyed." Party, reflected an ambiva- w1'Iat reforms the council "We deeply regret the faCt :·offices, seized control of · television station s and that such a coup has taken lence that is likely to sur- would carry out. Early Wednesday, the ; declared a provisional place; obviously to see face in coming days. "As politicians, we do not in that democracy destroyed ; authority loyal to the king. ; In his first public appear- way is a matter for grave support any kind of coup, ' ance since seizing power, concern to us,'' Foreign but during the . past five :Sandhi Wednesday asked Minister Alexander Downer years the government of Australian Thaksin created sev.eral . for the public's support and told Broadcasting Corp. radio by conditions that forced the declared the coup was necmilitary to stage the coup. essary to end serious con- telephone from New York. Thaksin recently alienat- Thaksin has caused the critliets within Thai society ed a segment of the military sis in the country," he told that Thaksin had created. Delivering a brief televi- by claiming senior officers The Associated Press. Thaksin, a telecommunision address in front of had tried to assassinate him giant portraits of Thailand's in a failed bombing attempt. cations tycoon turned politi- king and queen, Sondhj said He also attempted to cian;handily won three genthe coup leaders had -no . remove officers loyal to eral elections since coming intention of retaining Sandhi from key positions. to power in 200 I and garSandhi, who is known to nered great support among power. He was tlanked by be close to Thailan<.l 's the rural pour for his pop. chiefs of 'the three armed constitutional uli st policies. · services and the head of the revered monarch, will serve as actBut he aliemited the urban national police. middle class, intellectuals ing prime minister, arri1y The coup leaders declared and pro-democracy spokesman Col. Akarat . martial law, revoked the constitution and ordered all Chitroj said. Sondhi, well- activists . They began mass · troops not to leave· duty sta- regarded within the military. street demonstrations late . tions without permission is a · Muslim in this last year, charging Thaksin : from their commanders. Buddhist-dominated nation. with abuse of power. corSandhi, 59 , was selected ruption and emasculation of . The stock exchange was to ' be closed Wednesday. along la st year to head the army the country's democratic : with schools , banks and partly because it was felt institutions. itlcluding what he could better deal with was once one of Asia's . government offices. · Bangkok's · n'ormally the Muslim insurgency in freest presses . . Some of Thaksin's critbustling streets emptied out southern Thailand, where ics wanted to jettison his I ,700 people have been early Wednesday, from · 2004. policies promoting privati since shopping stalls to red light killed :districts, as Thais and Recently. Sandhi urged zation , free trade agree:tourists learned of the coup. negotiations with the sepa- ments and CEO-style Across the capital, Thais ratists in contrast to administration. hard-fisted " I don ' t agree with the : who trickled out onto bar- Thaksin's : ren streets welcomed the approach .. Many analysts coup, but now that they've ·s urprise. turn of events as a have said that with Thaksin done it. I support it Thaksin has : necessary climax to months in power, peace in the becau se refused to resign from his :of de manus for Thaksin to south was unlikely. In New York, Thaksin position," said Sasiprapha :resign amid · allegations of ·corruption, electoral skull- declared a state of emer- Chantawong, a university "Allowing : duggery and a worsening gency in an audio state- student. : Muslim insurgency. Many ment via a government -· Thaksin to carry on will : people were surprised, but owned TV · station in ruin the country more than · · few in Bangkok seemed Bangkok - a vain attempt this. The reput;ttion of the to stave off the coup. He cnuDtry may be somewhat disappointed . . A few dozen people raced later ~anceled a sched~led damage<.l. but it ' s better · over tu the prime minister's address to the U.N. than letting Thaksin stay in power.'' ' office to take pictures of General Assembly. He was among hundreds A Foreign Ministry olfi tanks s urroundin~ the area. . "Thi s is exciting~ Someone cial. who spoke on condi- of people gathered at had to do this. It 's the right . lion of anonymity because Government House taking : thing," said Somboon he was not authorized to photos and video of them: Sukhev iri ya, 45. software speak to the media, said selves with the tanks. Initially, the coup went : developer snapping pi ctures Thaksin tentatively planned tu return to Thailand quicklargely unnoticed in · of the armored vehi"c les ly. The official said he cou ld Thailand '' popular tourist with hi, cell phone. . The U.S. State not comment on the possi- di stricts. where foreigners . : Departmen.t said it was bility of his being arrested if packed burs · and cabarets oblivious tu the activity · uneasy about the military he returned. Government spokesman about two mile s awav. But : takeover and hopes politi: cal differences ca n he Surapong Suebwonglee. word raced among ·street : re solved _through democni- who was with Thaksin, said vendors hawking T-s hirts • ti c prin cipl es. "We are the coup leaders "ca nnot who packed up th eir carts : monitoring the situati o n succeed" and was contident quickly and started head:with concern." ' a statement they would fai l "because ing home . As troops secured key :said. "We continue tn hope democracy in Thailand has · that the Thai people will de vel oped to some ... mea- sites in the capital unop· posed, the coup leaders \ : resol ve their political dif- sure of ·Iilaturity." . ference s in accord with · However. Sandhi' s troops declared that -a Council of t.kmocratic princi ples and appeared to 'be in full con- Administrative Reform with trol and clearly enjoyed the King Bhumibol Adulyauej • the. rule of law." as head M state haJ se ized ' Au,tralia useJ stron ge r support of the monarch. Former Prime Mini ster power in Bangkok and ncarlanguage. saying it wa~ ton ~ ~ coup leaders announced that the appointment of the country's four regional army commanders to keep the peace and run civil administration in their respective area s outside Bangkok. A senior army general, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the · sensitivity of the sitllation. said the chiefs of lhe army, navy and · air force met with the king Tuesday to . Jiscuss formation of an interim governme nt. Bhumibol, a 78-year-old constitutional monarch · with limited powers, has used his prestige to pressure opposing parties io compro_, mise during political crises. He is credited with helping keep Thailand more sta@le than many of its Southeast Asian neighbors. He is the world 's longestserving monarch and celebrated his 60th year on the throne with lavish festivities in June that were attended by royalty from around the world. The bloodless coup was the first overt military intervention in the Thai political scene since 1991 , when Suchinda Kraprayoon, a military general, toppled a civilian government in a bloodless takeover. An attempt by Suchinda to keep power led to street demonstrations, and he was ousted in 1992. Afterward, the military promised to remain in its · barracks , in contrast to earlier decade s when military coups were a staple of Thai politics. As recently as March, Sundhi. the army chief and Tuesday's coup leader, sought to ease speculation the military might join the political fray duririg street demonstrations against Thaksin. "The army will not get involved in the political conllict. Political troubles should be resolved by politicians," Sandhi said then. "Military coups are a thing of the past.'' Associated Press reporter Jocelyn Gecker contributed to this story. YOUR AD INSIDE ACOMIC STRIP • Reunion of husband, ex-wife only temporary BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR Dear Annie : My husband and I have· been together for six years, and we married five months ago . It 's a second marriage for us both . My hu sband has a 30.year-old son. ''Tommy," who lives with his fiancee halfway across the country. Tommy recently was diagnosed with aggressive facial cancer and has to go · through radiation treatment and have multiple surgeries a11d reconstruction. My husband made one weeklong trip to see Tommy. He told me he was going to stay in a hotel, but when he got there, he wanted to be do se to his son, so he stayed ·with Tommy. My husband's ·e,..-wife also has been staying there. Tommy has a two-bedroom apartment. Needless to say, I was uncomfortable the whole time he was gone. I just recently found out that my husband is planl)ing another trip. Wheh we discuss it, he gets' very defensive. I have let him know the next time he goes, I would like to come and show my support. I have met Tommy several times, and we get along welL I have sent cards, flowers and pictures. What else can I do to make things better? Trying To Help Dear Trying: Sometimes it's best to send love anti support from a distance. While Tommy doesn't have to clean up for Mom and Dad, he might feel obligated to be on better behavior for a stepparent, which could be stressful for him. And although caring for their son may create a bond for vour husband and his e,.., it ls temporary and . revolves around their child. If the visits become longer and more frequent, you might buy yourself a ticket to come along. In the meantime, give your husband a lot of TLC when he returns. He needs comforting, too, and you should be the one who provides it. Dear Annie: I am a gay male. I have been out to my fami'ly for years. However, the other day, I was at my aunt's :house, and her son and his entire family were there. I made some comments to her granddaughter aliout how pretty I thought she was -and how, with her looks, I didn ' t think she would have any problems finding a guy. Shir~y seomin~: The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, September 20, 2006 GALLIPOLIS - Robert Shirey, president of Gallipolis Career College. has been re-appointed as a member of the Board of Directors of the Ohio Association of Career Colleges and Schools. , · The Ohio Association of Career Colleges and Schools, which represents over 200 private career colleges and schools, is the active voice of postsecondary career .education in Ohio. Earlier this year Shirey's ten ure on the board was concluded due to the constitution upheld by th e association that states one cannot serve more than three consecutive terms. He had previously served nine years on the board. seven years as treasurer. 'However. due to a recent leave of absence ~n the board, an exception was . made to re-instate Shirey. Members of the Gallipolis Career College Advisory Board met recently at the Golden Corral Restaurant in Gallipolis. Communication and understanding what is needed to better the community are the benefits of J Public meetings lunch provided. RSVP ing, 6:30 p.m .. Star Mill p.m. with• Brian and Family 992-6626 . Park. pot luck to be served, Connections. Jerry POMEROY --The Mcig' new members welcome . ng . Frederick speaki Thursday, Sepl. 21 POMEROY Laurel ATHENS Local County Republican Party Cliff Free Me thodi st Professional Development will have the grand opening at 200 E. Main of its offices Church hoqing the My aunt then spoke up Committee (LDPC) of the St., (old Ben Franklin buildGracemen in concert, worand said. "How would you Athens, Meigs ESC Saturday, Sept. 23 know? You're gay'" This Consortium. 3 p.m. at the ing) at 4:30 p.m. Thursday. · REEDSVILLE - lOth ship services at 10:30 a.m. CHESTER - Mercy 's remark really hurt . I said Athens office, 507 Richland The office will be open annual Stobart reunion . I from II a.m to 6 p.m. Miss ion , Reibel Road. 7 something to her about it, Ave., Suite 108. p.m ., Forked Run State POMEROY Po, m eroy and she insisted she was SYRACUSE Mei~s Park. Bring covered dish, p.m ., special n1t "ic, Jerry just kidding , but it 's noth- County MRDD Board Will and Racine Masonic Lodge photos and family history. Frederick preachi ng. Rob ~ i'lg to joke about when I meet at 4 p.m. at Carleton 164, 7:30p.m., at ti}e lodge Family and friends invited. · Combs, pastor. hall , refreshmentS' will be become the object" of SchooL ·Ra in date location is Long served . ridicule . Bottom United Methodi st Saturday,Sept.23 What do you suggest I do Church. PERRY COUNTY about this? - Hurting in Saturday, Sept. 23 Florida · The Southeast Ohio PORTLAND - Horse Woodland lntt;rest Group Dear Hurting: We ihink Fun Show at Portland will meet at I p.m. at the your aunt was insepsitive. Thursday,Sept.2l Community Center. sponThursday, Sept. 21 but we don't believe she POMEROY Meigs Gailen Maxwell tree farm. sored by Ohio River RACINE - Ohio River meant to hurt your feel- County Retired Teachers Anyone interested in tourings or ridicule you. She Association noon luncheon ing the farm and learning · Producers, 7 p.m .. Soutlicm Producers. Exhibitions at I 0 probably believes a gay followed by speaker Denni"s about what is growing High School Vo-Ag room. a.m., sh.ow at I I a.m. Call man is not capable of Leone. a member of the there, timber harvest and Regular meetings are third 590-9936 with questions. appreciating the attrac- State Teachers Retirement woodland management.. is Thursday of each month . Public invited . tivenes s of a female. You System Board. welcome to attend. need to educate her, not Reservations, Monday, Sepl. 25 992-3214. chastise her. You ' ll Guests welcome. Members POMEROY - The Oh ATHENS - Janet Eblin accomplish more without reminded to take school sup- Kan Coin Club will meet at who · is confined to the the hard feelings . · Kime s Rehabilitation ply items for local students. 7 p.m. at the Pomeroy . Sunday, Sept. 24 Dear Annie : I thought I POMEROY Meigs Library.. RACINE - Eagle Ridge Centb will observe her might add my experience to County American Cancer Tuesday, Sept. 26 Community · Church birthday on Sept. 25. Cards those other ladies who were Society Taskforce, regular RACINE - The Racine Homecoming, lo a.m . may be sent to her·'there at upset that people asked if meeting, noon. conference Area Community morning service. carry-in 75 Kimes Lane. Athen s, they were pregnant. when, room Pomeroy Library, Organization, regular meet- dinner at noon, singing at I Ohio 4570 I. in fact, they were simply ., overweight. • . Several years ago, l .was very pregnant wiih our first child and quite large in my ninth month. My appearance often drew POMEROY The many smiles and sympa- Fraternal Order of Eagles thetic glances from other Aerie 2171 Scholarship women, but one day at the Fund recently presented two grocery store, a complete $1,000 scholarships to stranger shocked the day- Wesley Davis Ault of lights out of me. This Syracuse and Anna . Marie gruff, loudmouthed older Hartenbach of Middleport. man walked up to me and Ault, the son of William said in a loud voice, "Are "Perk" and Vicki Ault, will you pre~nant or are you be attending Ohio University JUSt FAT.!" and majoring in engineering. I was appalled at his He is a 2006 graduate of nerve, but I shot back in an Meigs High SchooL equally loud voice, "Are Hartenbach, daughter of you · stur,ld or are you just Stephen R. and Cindy RUDE?' He turned on his Hartenbach, will be attendheel and left me alone . ing the University of Rio Others who over.heard Grande and majoring in laughed along with me. I bet general studies. She is a that fool never posed that 2006 graduate of Meigs question again. · High SchooL So many times we think Pictured with the scholarof a witty reply hours or ship recipients are Judy days after the situation. 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Mo. - A new- with her mother. father and "She's the hero," Franklin horn abducted after her other relat ives. She was County Sheriff Gary Toelke .mother was slashed was e"pected to be released from sai d. "She 's the one that found alive Tuesday in excel- the hospital later Tuesday. made it happen.'' .lent condition, and a woman 'The fam ily is elated and On Sunday, Beck contact· who had recently miscarried thankful to everyone in the ed Torrez to say she had was arrested. ofticials said. community who prayed for- given birth , Corvington Dr. Peter M<:Carthy. an them." M<:Carthy said. · said. Beck had been preg·. emergency room physician 'The baby was hydrated . nant but apparently misca r- The Daily Sentinel Reunions Clubs and organizations Other events School events .Birthdays Church events EAGLES AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS FAMILY MEDICINE '. Family probably needs flu shot, but consult doctor fir~t �'. OPINION The Daily Sentinel • The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co, Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress .•ball make 110 latv respecting an establishment of religion, or prolribiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or !?.f the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Govemment for a redress <?.fgrievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S.,Constltutlon VIEW READER'S Fix.them Local roads are in need Dear Editor: Well. Pnmen>y and Middleport. yet again another reason to wide n and blacktop all roads going to the flood road above P<lmeroy and Middleport. When it floods we use them and when hridge road is closed we use them , the traffic on the road bv Auto Zone and Save A Lot double's. 1 would hope ·that Pomeroy and Middleport would get funding t<i fi.x these roads so they arc at least safe to pass on in' the fu ture. So speak out Pomeroy and Middleport. This is your way out. Let's get it fixed. Floytf Cleland Pomeroy Dear Editor: Mr Weedy (Sept. 14) maintains that those of us who believe that 9/11 was an inside job are either stupid or unpatriotic. On what speci fic factual grounds does he assert this? I have devoted qu ite a lew letters to the issue over the past five years, as have otl1cr.s of the nationwide Sept. II Truth .Brigade. I despise blugs. I use oftlcial documents for the basis of my ·own ;~ssertions. I have stLtdied PENAC and its contention that a "new Pcm·i Harbor is needed,·· and the Downing Street Memo to draw my conciLosions. Mr. Weedy has bought into the myth that Al-Quaida (AI· CIA-da) is a worluwide institution of immense sophistication. In fact, it is a largely tictive organization designed to portray a single. great hobgoblin enemy. Many of its members underwent special training and indoctrination at Foot Bragg in the em·Jy 1980s. When this nation's elite complains about its own methods being compared to terrorists, it's rather like. Dracula gagging on the rank stench of his own rapidly-decomposing_ victims. J~ff Fields Syracuse LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to th e editor are ll'eh·vme. 117ev should be less than 300 >mrds. All/etters are sul>j<'Ct tr! editing, must be signed, ond include addres.1• and telephone .number. No umigned /etten will he toubli.\h ed: Letters should be in good raste. addressing issues. 1101 personalities. Letters of thanks ro urgcmi:ations and inclil'iduals will not be acceptedfiir pub/ ication . The Daily Sentinel Reader Services . 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Indeed, the one thing that may break the midterm election fat iguelindi fference/ma Iai se ~nd put Republicans in a winning position is the contrast the Democrats offer to Santorum-style maturity. Tum a microphone on some Democratic leaders: That might be what makes the difference and keeps the GOP m power in Washington . The president's Sept. ll , 2006. speech may prove to be · a brilliant political move. Not directly because of anything he said but because of what they said afterward. (Kathryn Lope ~ is the editor of National Review (www.na tionalre- dew.com). She ca11 be coll tactnl at klope ~@ natirmal­ revit~w.cn m .) NELSONVILLE - Facu lt y and staff were recognized for ·excellence POM EROY - Trinity Church. w rn cr of Second and during a welcome back luncheon on Lynn Streets, will once ·again be serving lunch during the Monday at the Inn at Hocking College. Linda Deeds, director of employee Sternwheel Ri verfest from II a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, learning. was emcee as awards were Fnday. and Saturday. Homemade chicken noodles, shredpresenfed and recogni tions handed out. ded ch1cken sandw iches. sloppy joes. hut dogs and a selecExcellence in Instruction Award< u on of sodes and homemade desserts will be on the menu. went to Ken Bowald of Athens and , The church's youth department will be serving breakfast Dave Zieg ler of Lancaster. both from 7:30a.m. to lO a. m. Friday and Saturday morning in Sehoul of Natural Reso urces; the Bethany Dining Room. Chr istina Gator of Syracuse, School of Busine ss; Jerry Hart of Sugar Grove, ·School of Arts & Sciences; and Donna Wam sley of Athens. POINT PLEASANT, WVa. - Point Pleasant boys soc- School of Health and Nursi ng. ~f!r team woll have a spaghetti dinner from ll a.m. to 4 p.m. Receiving Excellence in Service on Sunday at West Virginia State Farm Museum. Dinner Awards: Sharon Barrows of Athens. ,; out of includes spagh~tt i , cole slaw, roll. de ssert and drink. The Diana Forester of New Straitsville, · 1 people suggested donation is $5. and Frank Standall of Nelsonv ille. Kathleen Kutsko of Athens was presented $500 and the Curtis Miles Award for Commun ity Service . WILKESV ILLE..:... A fish fry dinner will be held from l Award. Recognized for 35 year of serto 5 p.m. 011 Oct. 7 at the Wilkesvi lle Community Center. vice: Terry Begley, Bill Hill. Karen Proceeds will support tile Wilkesville Township Volunteer Enterline. Judy Ma xson, Roy Palmer Fireman 's Association. Inc. The menu will include fish and Bill Rothman; 25 years : Cynthia dinners of two pieces of fi sh,• cole slaw, potato salad, Dellinger. Sam DiLiberto. Eva North. baked beans. bread and coffee tea or lemonade. as well as Lynne Peterson , Judy Rotki s, Ellen bot dogs; slopp y joes, fish sandwiche s. homemade pies. Sostarich and Diane Wol f; 20 years: Submitted ptloto Cliff Eckenroad , Ann a Johnson. Gail and soft drinks. . Donations will accepted for the department's new fire Jordan. Barbara McGhee, Kath leen Recipients of excellence awards for Hocking College staff went to.~eft to right , truck, which will be arriving at the department in Potts. Rit a Preston . Merilynne Smith. front , Jerry Hart. Donna· Wamsley and Christina Gato r. and back. Kathleen December. Donations may be sent to the assoc iation at P.O. Barbara Sunderlin, David Wakefie ld Kutsko, Frank Standall and Diana Forester. and Kristine Williams; 15 years: Frank Box 180. Wilkesvi lle, Ohio 45695. Cain, Susan Chiki. Betty Dalton, Jerry Gary Bergstrand. Kenneth Bowald . Jodie Coo n. Mary Davis. Susan Dexter, Patti Jo Duffy. Charles Amelia Calhoun. Ronald Cass. James Erlewi ne. Douglas Freckcr. Kara Dunlevy. Jerry Hart, Carol Hill, Gail Dalton , Lisa Danison. William Gordon . Chri' Kilbmn. Eric· l.ei~hton. Horvath . Deanna Kin se l. Suzanne DeWeese, Stephanie Eggers. Su sie Maril yn Magya1:y. Victnr M,7xson. POMEROY - Join. the library during the Sternwheel Knauerhase, Randy Lawrence, Hall , Linda Howard. Katherine Kropf. Chervl Mollohan. Tamara Mo nk . Riverfest from II a.m. to I p.m. at the Pomeroy Library on William Lynne Modzelewksi, Saturday, September 23. Phil Luckydoo will be on the Morgan, Cindy Noble, Jan Six, Kathlee n Kutsko. Helen , Newla nd . Charles Potts. · Bonnie Proudfoot. Minuv R1>bsun. Melinda Ro~:1!~>W. library parking lot to perform magic and create balloon ani- Clarence Steadman. Stephen. We st, Michael Redecker. Norman Singer. Cyntlii a Saho, Amy Shaner.~ li s a Joseph Wakeman and . J ennifer Yanity: mals for the kids. The library will also have bounce houses Ellen Wi seman, Catherine Woods and five yea rs: Christine Allwine. Steven Steadman. Jennifer \Varner. Theresa and face painting. Kids are encouraged to let their imagi- Cathy Young. Campbell. Johnn y Chuah . Roger Wharton. Murk Wolt7. Mark Yanko nations run wild as they create. their very own drawings on Ten years of serv ice: Kent Andrews, Chute, William Coffey. Debra Conner. ami Edna Yinger. · the parking lot in front of the library and then enjoy a popside. There wi II also be refreshments on the front porch at this time. All activities are free of charge. in August with a slight income for August at decline in the unemploy$3.229.50. ment rate," said ODJFS Council I'Oted to allow Director Barbara Riley. from PageA1 Pool Masters of Vie nna, from PageA1 Monroe County had the W. Vu. to winter it.e .the pool highest rate of unemploy and check for as we ll as · for August. down threefor $174.99 as . well '" a in August, 9.3 perment repai r aclditi onalleaks. tenths of a percent from replacement ·bl ade for Delaw~re while Clerk Treasurer Sharon July 's 7.8. Vinton's rate was cent, $29.99. County had the lowe st rate Cottrill reported the state Cunningham recommendPOMEROY -A civil suit allegi ng breach of contract 7.3 percent last month, also at 3.5 percent · auditors were in the vi ll age in ed Rick Friend to be the vilwas fil ed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Dwain down three-tenths of a perThe number of workers lage's representative on the late August for three davs and Edwards, Carlos, Mont., against Ronald E. Starcher, cent from July's 7.6 unemployed in Ohio in The jobless rate rose Syracuse Racine Reg ional that the tinal report on the Langsville, in the amount of $ 11 ,075.1 3. August wa s 341,000, in Law re nce Sewer Distric t. Council also audit was not available yet. An application to confirm an arbitration award was filed slightly down from 344,000 in Council approved sw itchby Worldwide Asst. Purchasing of Las Vegas. Nev., against County to 5.5 percent, up July. The number of accepted the re ~ ignation of ing from Gates McDonald to . one-tenth of .a percent from Tammy Smith as clerk of Lawson B. Higgins, Rutland, in the amount of $2,776.32. 5.4 in July, while the rate unemployed has decrease d courts. As yet nu deci sion Cump Management Group remained unchanged for by 9,000 over the year has been made as to who to receive a discounted rate from 350,000. The August will replace Smith. on the village's workers Athens County at 6.1. The state 's unemploy- unemployment rate for Rachel Cottrill of the compensation premium . POMEROY - A dissolution was granted in Meigs ment rate W.as 5.7 percent in Ohio was down from 5.9 London Pool staff reported Council voted to pay County Common ·Pleas Court by Deanna Lemley and August. down from 5.8 per- percent in Augu st 2005. the following fi gures on the Jason Sham to construct a James Ryan Lemley. The county and city rates operation: August swim- new, metal sign for cent in July. The national unemploy- are unadjusted, meaning ming le ssons, children , Syracuse Municipal Park at ment rate for August was they do not take . into $290; swimming lessons a cost of ~240. 4.7 percent , down from the account seasonal adjust- ad ults, $70; patons (paying) Pavin"a and repa i rin~~ Roy m~nts in employment. July rate of 4.8 percent. $ 134 adults, $67 students; Jones Road was discussed POMEROY - Marriage licenses were issued in Meigs · "The labor market in (The Associated Press concession s $1,833.50; pool though not official dec ision County Common Pleas Court to Edward Moody Turley, 52, Ohio showed little change comributed to tl1is srorr. ) parties, $500. with a total was made on the project. Long Bottom, and Susan Marie Baer, 56, Middleport; and Kenn eth Paul Whaley. 32, and Dena Marie Gerlach, 35, both of Rutl an d. landowners including The state throu gh radio. bill - Federation of Soil & Water Ohio State · University boards. in te rn et Conscn·:n1on DIStricts. The Extension and the Ohio (http://www.ohiodnr.com/fo Nature Con,en <llll')' :111d the from PageA1 Department of Natural re stry/callb4ucu tldcfault.ht · Bc'lter i3L1Sinc,.s Bureau. ' MIDDLEPORT - Alka J. Marble, 83. Apartment 203, Reso urces Division of m), and a toll free number ll 00 Powell St., Middleport·. was cited for assured clear Forestry and Division of with a live represen tati1 · ~ di stance by the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway . them on the worth of their Soil and Water. during weekday s ( I-877Patrol following a two-vehicle accident Monday on County forests and harve st tec h. " Rural Actio11 has been 424-826S). niques that sustain healthy ·Road 5 (Bradbury) at the intersection with Ohio 7. "We are pro ud that thi s the tremendously successful Troopers said Marble was westbound at I :35 p.m. when woodland. '" Appalachi an grown ' cambuilding working ,relmionThough the concept for ESTABLISHED 1895 she was unable to sto p her car in time and struck the rear of paign and our message of with these age ncies.'' ships the program is over eight a sports utility vehicle driven by Tamara S. Hupp, 45 , On Sa le Now! years old, it was eight years Schatz says. "Thi s statewide sustainabl e forestry will be 29764 Oak Grove Road, Racine. able to reach more people the fruit bared. campaign is The Jungle Book There was fun ctional damage to Hupp 's vehicle and non- ago that the "Call Before by Rural Action and these throu ghou t the state," said You Cut" name was Scl!lcmbcr 23 & 24 functional damage to Marble's car, troopers said . Jane .Forrest Redfern. devised. "We needed a way agencies." ••• Schnlastic Rook Fair Ohio Department of Executive Director of Rural POINT ROC K - .Jackie R. Lowe. 48, 7 1475 Hawk to reach people - to get Natural Reso urces (ODNR) Action. "Ultimately. when Sept. 21-24 Station Road, Vinton , .was cited for left of ce nter by the them listening to what we manage sustain landowners Arid .Jr. ldol "l>llent Di vision of Forestry. Rural patrol following a two-vehicle accident Monday on Ohio had ·. to say," says Forest Action, and Ohio State able, hea lth y forests. everyCompetition Be~ins Advi sory Board member 689 in Columbia Township. University Extension are one benefi ts:.· Primao'y Sept. 25 Dave Schatz. "We were disTroopers said Lowe was northbound at 7:56 a.m. when sponsors of the program coordinators of the cussing thi s at a local festi$150 First Prize the pickup truck he drove went left of center and struck a include the Oh io Chapter ol statewi de campaign. which val when we noticed the Sign l ;p Nn\1! southbound pic'kup driven by Christopher J. Williams, 19. the Society of Amer ic an kicks-off thi s afte rnoon at ··call be fore yo11 di g'' slo23833 Brister Road, Coolville . the ODNR The Ariel-Dater Hall the Farm Sc ience Review in Foresters. The cras h caused Williams' ve hicle to travel off ihe right . gan.'' 428 Sec. Ave. GJilipolis, OH Division of Soil & Watei· Rural Action's Forestry London . OH. The ' tatewide side of the road, where it struck a mailbox. 740·446-ARTS (2787) Conservati on. the Ohio Advisory Board brought "Call Before You Cut" camDi sabling damage was reported to both ve hicles. together a diverse group of paign will attempt to reach agencies to work with local landowners throughout the Spaghetti dinner Fish fry· Magic show, kiddie events Jobless Syracuse Civil actions ~10 Facts Disputing previous letter's claims Local Briefs depr~ssing Online 2006 2006 themselve~ · people to remember .where we were a~ a nation five years ago. We were unified. We were nonpartisan. We were determined to fight terrorism. I thought the ref,Kathryn erences, a fc\1' of the referLopez ence> the president made were unfortunate when he brought up the issue of Iraq." Truth is. no serious leader bipartisan port-security bill with an unwieldy amend- today is going to avoid ment - for the express talking about the war on purpose of making terror. Politics today is in Republicans vote again st it. significant part about war: so they would look bad just It's our· overwhelming weeks before facing voters. political reality. Such is life "Let's see if they ' ll vote in wartime. For Democrat> to pretend anything else is against this.'' Reid said. The letter also came on to be fundamenta ll y unserithe same day that Reid and ous. But if they want to . a host of Democrats and keep it up and get plenty of liberal commentators were coverage saying these kinds bl asting the president. for of things ... we ll . OK! giving an address on the I'll be honest, I'm a geek. evening · of the 9111 · I' ve been a political junkie anniversary. Reid com- fnr yeJrs since, we ll . ·plaincd: " ... The president since longer than I care to spoke for his administra- remember. I was watching tion, not for the nation .... C-SPAN when I really This was a political . move. shou ld have been doing designed to tap the over- normal kid _stllff. I cried the whelming public. sentiment night Bill Clinton won. But to destroy AI Qaeda as a even l can' t get myself that way to bolster sagging pub- excited about · ·this lic support for the war in November's elections. Even Iraq." Senator Dick Durbin , the traditional scare tactics D-ill., whined: " I was dis- aren't really motivating me . appointed yesterday. Thi s Nancy Pelosi for Speaker' should have been a day. the Impeac hment hearings! If fifth anniversary of 9111 even I can ' t get tired up by where we set the politics th is stuff, there 's little hope over on the side and really for others ; they may just appealed to the American fall back on a 'hhrow the Wednesday, September 20, For the Record VIEW READER ' S Wednesday, September 20, Let the Dems bury During the we·ek of the tifth anniversary of 9/11, the Senate and House Minority Leaders, Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi, insisted on more airtime. I second that motion. In a letter to network news presidents. Reid and Pelosi said: "We write to you today to request that if you plan to .continu~ to devote extensive live coverage ·to the president's national security speeches over the next few weeks, you similarly provide substantia l coverage to the national security events and statements of House and Senate Democrats." This letter came just days atier Pelosi announced that the capture of Osama bin Laden· wouldn' t matter · in the war. "Even if he is caught tomorrow, it is fi ve years too late. He has done more damage the longer he has been out there. But, in fac t, the damage that he hqs done is done. And even to capture him now, I don' t think makes us any safer." · In other w.ords, she'd make a great Girl Scout: Be prepared! She's ·now made sure she's on record, just in case Karl Rove finds Bin Laden in time to win the November elections for the GOP. The letter came at the same time as Reid's bogging-down of a popular, PageA4 ~ fj q r- >~ ~. ~ ~o ~10 {o NATURAL POLITICAl WAR ••• Dissolution DISASTERS-. INSTAglliTY... Marriage licenses • ~10 ~10 ACCIDENlS... PIPELINE VETERIORATION... I"' c 0 tC II) llJ '1 vo ~ ~10 Highway Patrol MID·TERM ELECTIONS AROUND THE (ORNER... In one tin ear, out the other We went to the symphony tonight. It was my own fault. It was my puni shment for taking Sue to · see "Talladega Nights," the Will Ferrell comedy about NASCAR raci ng. For two, endless hours I had to sit through the tortures of Beethoven, Bach and, well, · that's about the only two classical composers 1 can name off the top of my head. It's not that 1 have anything against Beethoven. but I'd rather go to a rap or heavy metal concert unarmed. 1 try to pay attenlion, honest I do. I try to appreciate it , but there's something about classical Nights." I wore what I had put on that morning, jeans mid a T-·shirt. For the concert I had to wear a suit. I . feel so hot and uncomfort· able. No wonder I never get ,Jim dressed up. When \v.as the Mullen las t time I wore a suit. A funeral? A wedding'! Wail, there's some thing in the inside poc ~et. Sure enough, ,on ti.re like Ferrell does in its a program from the l~st "Talladega." I fi gure it symphony concert Sue had might keep -my coughing dragged me to. I remember under control. It did . But for now. All Russians. Rimskysome reason I felt a hu ge · Korsakov, Rac hm aninoff. sneeze coming on. The Borodin . mu ~ i c was building, buildI'm trying to th ink what I ing. building- OK , now. . did to deserve that. Did l Dead silence except for take her to a lawn tractor my giant honking sneeze. pull'' Forget her birthday 0 You know it's bad when the "Wasn' t thai great''" she music that makes me squirm conductor tums around and and fidget. ' glares at you. Fortunately. sljid as we left the concert I haven't coughed in two someonc's cell phone went hall . It's a trick question . months, but ! will guarantee off on the other side of the right'' Do I tell .the truth ? that whenever there is a soft . hall before he could focus Remernher. it's a sin to te ll a lie. slow movement (and there all his attention in on me. ''If on ly we co uld go are plenty of them) at thi s 1 planned on making it up concert. the back of · my to the conductor by clapping every night." I managed to throat will start to tickle and extra hard at the end of the get out wi th out soundi ng I will ha.ve to cough like a next piece .. ' Except, when tuo insincere. "N1'>. that 'd be chain-smoker at breakfast. the time came, 1 was the too much.'' she said. "Some My nose will start to run, I ·only one clapping. Seems it nights Wt: \I want to gu lO will accidentally kick the . wasn't the end of the piece, tile ba llet. other nighh the back of the seat in front of . just a. pause. Everyone opera." I would have wretched, seemed to know that but me. me: As the conductor walked Why do they make going but I hadn ' t eaten anytili ng o~t in his tails, ! pictured to the ,sy mphony such a all night. Tiley don't sell him in hi s ti ghty-whities chore? I didn 't have to get any snack fdod at the symrunning ~round as if he were :dressed up to see ''Talladega phony. ·No curly fries , no . nachos, no beer. No wonder they have troubl e making ends meet. They ~hOLo'ld take a tip from NASCAR and the tractor pulls and start letting people buy entertaining food . I can't think of a concert that couldn 't . be improved by guys walking around selling hot dogs ;md peanuts. Cheerleaders might help. too. And it wouldn' t hun to have a band play at · intermi ssion - a good one. I 'know it sounds crazy, but think about it, you never get any mail from NASCA R or the NFL begging for donations . You don't think all those people show up just to watch a bunch of cars go around in a circle, do you? I saw one of the violin players out in the parking lot walk ing to hi s car. I thou ght I'd say something nice so I shook his hand and said. " I thought you were the best one." He just got in his car and lef•. Some people don't know how to take a com pii ment. (lim Mnlle11 is rile-aw/wr of "It Take's a Vilh1Re Idiot: CoiiiJJ!iclltill!i tire Simple Life '· and "Baby:1 First .Tattoo. " Yrm can reach !rim a tjim _ 1111 !I Ien@ my>m.\·.wm) ' I Forestry ,ARIEL awards, the entrepreneur wlord and ihe prestigiou s David P. Baker award. Individual tickets to the · from Page A1 dinner are $25 and can be and breakfast or cabins to picked up at the Chamber office. Sponsorship opportusubmit a letter or e-mail nities for the event include: explaining why their Platinum , $300. two dinner accommodation would be tickets, name in program. the best place.for Vecchio to expo table at event, banner stay. Donovan would like displayed. and literature these letters ore-mails sent included in goodie bag; to her at the chambe r office gold, $200, one dinner tickby Oct. 16. et, name in program, expo The dinner recognizes table at event and literature : residents aud business own- included in ouoodic ba< ·· sil5• ers in Meigs County who ver, S I00. name in program 'h ave made an impact in and literature included in their communities. good ie bag; ·16t(l Annual Awards include those for Com memorati ve Gift comm unity service where Sponsor. $300. name printed each of Meigs Cou nt y's five on gift; corporate table villages pick an individual sponsor. $200. femure table that has contributed to the with name displayed on vi llage with their efforts. table tent and eight dinner Other awards are the distin- tickets. guished service award. the For more i1~(onuatiou first impression awards, · Dmw\'Cm can be readied ca comm ercial development 992·5005 or at awards. economi c impact m ich ell e@ me i ~ S(' 0/111 tr awards, tourism . impac t c/wmheJ:t·om. Chamber We Bring Week 1956. The purposes of the observance and celebration of Constitution Week were defined as being to elllphufrom Page .A1 size the resp·ons)bility of submitted for adoption by protecting and de fending the Constitution and preserving the Continenta l Congress u it for posterity. to understand recommendation for declar- that the Constitution is our ong Sept. 17-23 great heriwge and tile founConsiituti on Week . dation of our Iives. and to On June 14 the Senate was stud y the historical events introduced to the re solution which occu rred during and it was passed by both Septe mber 1787. Hmtses · of Congress. Linda Ru>Sell is Prcsidct)l Eisen hower issued Constitution week chairman · his proclamation t>n Aug. 2, for the local DAR chapter. good things to . ·center from PageA1 Abigai l K. Atkins. Brandoq Holley and Mtich E. Ward. Atkins and Johnson were numcd outqanliing 'tu dcnts. and Holky. Selby. Trenton Prater af1d Destinec Thomas received the Best of Test awards. Special Confidence Building classes are offered tor children. Scparmc classes are conducted for men and women th roughout the week. The cente r is open fro m I to R:30 p.m. The telephone number is 99257 15. The website is www.donbitanga.com . J your ears. ·Call today for an appointment and complimentary demo. 499 Richland Ave., Athens, OH 45701 ' 740-594-6333 or 1-800-451·9806 �' ' LOCAL • STATE The Daily Sentinel Water district drops suit ~gainst DuPont over treatment plant MARIETIA (AP) - A rural water district dropped a lawsuit it liled earlier this year acc usin~ the DuPont Co. of draggmg its feet on building a .water treatment plant to filter out a likely cancer-causing agent. The Little Hocking Water Association said Monday it was withdrawing its lawsuit so that it and Wilmington, DeL-based DuPont could · devote their full attention to getting a treatment system built. Association general manager Robert Griffin PageA6 noted in a news release that the water district could refile the lawsuit within the. next year without losing any legal rights. When the lawsuit was brought in May · in Washington County Common Pleas Court, the southeastern Ohio water district accused DuPont of threatening not to build the plant, an attempt to bully the association into giving up its right to sue in the future. "Filin~ the lawsuit has accomphshed the immediate purpose of preserving our legal rights," Griffin said. DuPont agreed to build filtration plants for six public service districts as part of a 2004 settlement with Ohio and West Virginia. residents who filed a class-action Jawsuit accusing the company of hiding the possible health threat posed by ammonium perfluorooctanoate, or C8. The chemical was used to make Teflon at DuPont's Washington Works plant near Parkersburg, W.Va. The company has denied Wednesday, September 20,. 2006 VanDerKarr ordered Endry, . who had already repaid the ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER cost of the tickets for himself. and his wife, to perform 30 COLUMBUS Four hours of community service. former members of the state Investigators dropped a teachers' retirement board second charge of failing to were sentenced Tuesday on teport those gifts as a conflict of interest charge required under state law. stemming from accepting . The tickets were from the tickets to a Broadway show Frank Russell from a company doing busi- Corporation/Russell . Real ness with the agency. Estate Advisors, now · the The four had been charged Russell Investment Group, with accepting $275 tickets according to the Ohio for themselves and in some Ethics Commission, which cases their · spouses to brought the ethics charge. "Hairspray," a musical in New Endry and Scott do not York, during a May 2003 trip believe they did anything sponsored by the State wrong but wanted to put the Teachers Retirement System. case behind them, said their Board members Michael Columbus attorney, Ritchey Billirakis, Eugene Norris, Hollenbaugh. He said the Joseph Endry and Deborah trip to New York was orgaScott entered no contest nized by staff members of pleas in Franklin County the retirement system. Municipal Court. His clients "have no way Judge Scott VanDerKarr of knowing who the ticket is sentenced each to one year from nor how much it costs, probation. He ordered only that it is part of the Billirakis, Norris and Scott evening that was put togethto perform ·60 hours com- er with an itinerary from the munity service ant! to repay staff in the board office," the cost of the tickets to the Hollenbaugh said. retirement fund. Billirakis thought the show BvANDREW was part of the entire boardsponsored trip, said his attorney, Terry Sherman. He said his client pleaded no contest against his advice because he wanted to avoid a trial. Messages seeking comment were left for Norri s' attorney, Ben Espy. A message was also left with the Russell .Investment Group seeking comment. The company has said previously that it regularly hosts educational seminars and other activities for clients and Russell employees attend those functions with clients. The company says it's up to clients whether they attend those functions. Investigators continue to look at the conduct of senior retirement fund officials, Ethics Commission investigator Paul Nick said. In June, former board member Jack Chapman was convicted of accepting Cleveland· Indians baseball tickets and other git\s from investment clients. Another former board member, elementary school teacher Hazel Sidawily, was convicted in May of similar POMEROY The avai laqle for $12 at the annual meeting and ban- Meigs SWCD Office or that the chemical poses a quet of the The Meigs Soil from any SWCD employee danger to human health. A and Water Conservation or supervisors. For more information U.S. Environmental Di strict will be held 7 p.m.Tuesday in the Meigs . abow the annual meeting Protection Agency drafi High School cafeteria. report last year said C8 is a and banquet, or the elecDuring the meeting tweo tion of supervisors, CCfll "likely" carcinogen. Bill Hopkins, DuPont members wil be elected to rhe Meigs SWCD at (740) VVashington VVorks plant the five-member Meigs 992-4282. Board of manager, said the company SWCD was pleased the water ·dis- Supervisors. The candidates trict decided to withdraw its are Joe Bolin , Rutland, lawsuit. DuPont hopes the Marco Jeffers, Albany, and district will accept the com- Nita Yost, Racine. pany's "long-standing offer Anyone who is a .resi to build a state of the art dent of Meigs County or water tiltration system," he owns property in Meigs said in a news release. County. and is over 18 years of age, can vote in the election . Vote s can be cast beginning at 6 p.m. at the annual meeting or via absentee ballot. Absentee ethics violations, and Herb ballots can be requested in Dyer, the retirement system's writing no later than former executive director, was Friday. Absentee ballots found guilty last fall of will also be available at improperly accepting gifts. the Meigs SWCD office at The teachers' retirement 33101 Hiland Road . system serves more than Pomeroy, and will be 439.000 active and retired accepted until 2 p.m. the educators with asset s of day of the election. Tickets for the dinner are about $59.6 billion. For Purchase. 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Local Stocks ACI- 27.82 AEP --36.58 Akzo- 59.50 Ashland - 63.24 ·BIG -19.60 Bob Evans - 29.82 BorgWarner - 55.02 CENX- 32.54 Champion - 6.90 Charmln& Shops - 14.19 City Holding - 39.69 Col- 53.13 DG -14.44 DuPont - 42.05 Federal Mogul - .38 USB -33.04 Gannett - 54.45 General Electric -34.85 GKNL,Y - 6.56 Harley Davidson - 60,97 JPM- 46.80 Kroger- 22.50 Ltd.- 26.95 NSC -43.22 Oak Hill Financial- 24.75 OVB- 25.15 BBT-43.48 Peoples - 29.23 Pepsico - 64.77 Premier- 14.53 Rockwell - 56.55 Rocky Boots - 10.93 Sears - 160.71 Wat-Mart - 48.50 Wendy's- 63.27 Worthington - 18.39 Daily stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactions, provided by Smith Financial .Advisors of HUIIard Lyons In Gallipolis. · Bl The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, September 20, 2006 locAL ScHEDULE POMEROr' - /lo. sch«<ule of upooming coliege and high school VBfsrly spo:lrtltlg ewnls invoh/ing te~s lrom Gallla. Meigs and t.Ae,SO(I COUfllleS Wtdotld•Y'' gam11 as Volltrball River Valley at Athens, 5 p.m. Goll TVC Hocking at Trimble, 4:30p.m Women's College SOccer Urbana at Rio Grande, 6 p m ThurtdDV'I ggmas Volleyball Fairland at River Valley. 5:30p.m. Jackson at Gallia Academy. 5:15p.m. St. Joseph at South Gallia, 6 p.m. · Nelsonville-York at Meigs, 6 p.m. Waterford at Eastern, 6 p.m. Southern at Trimble, 6 p.m. Soccer · OVCS at Ironton St. Joe, 4:30p.m. Point Pleasant at Williamstown, 5 p.m. Golf SEOAL Championships at Cook's Creek. 9:30 a.m. Cardinal Conference Championships at Scarlet Oaks. 9 a.m. Croaa Country Meigs at Jackson Invite, 4 p.m. College Volleyball Mountia~ State ~tRio Grande. 7 p.m. fr!dgy'a QIIDtl Football Logan at Gallia Aca~emy, 7:30p.m. Point Pleasant at Winfield, 7:30 p.m. Miller at South Gallia, 7:30 p.m. Wahama at Hannan , 7:30p.m. Pike Central at River Valley, 7:30 p.m. W!rt County at Southern, 7:30p.m, l Fairland at Meigs, 7:30 p·.m. • Eastern at Belpre, 7:30p.m. . . Volleyball Grace Christian at aves. 5:30 p.m. Soccer Grace Christian at aves. 5:15 p.m. Goll OVC Championsllips. TBA ' Local Weather Prep rootball ratings, Page B6 Reds top Aslros, Page B6 Meigs SWCD annual meeting/banquet Tuesday Former board members plead no contest tn ethics violations WELSH-HUGGINS Inside on ID<Ir! Meigs rallies past Vinton Co. for win BY lARRY CRUM LCRUM@MYDAILYREGISTER .COM POMEROY - Although not quite as domimmt as last seasOQ when th e Meigs Marauders won eight Ollt of the I0 Tri -Valley Conference matches played lo claim the 2005 golf title. Meigs still put wgether a very strong season to pull out a much closer contest to claim back-to-back TVCOhio golf titles. With a narrow five stroke victory over Wcll >ton Tuesday at their home course at Pine Hill s. Meigs laid claim to the 2006 title with a 151 team score, with Wellston finishing second overall a! the match with a Brad Sherman/photo 156. Belpre. who fi nished Meigs' Steven Stewart tees off on the first hole during a high school golf match Tuesday second in the TVC-Ohio at the Pine Hills Golf Course in Pomeroy. The Marauders won the match and in doing · so . standings, \-Va~ lhird with a claimed the TVC·Ohio golf title over Belpre. I Sll. The wi n officiall y gave Meigs the titl e. their second straig ht. as the Maruaders found themselves winning half the matches played this season. Belpre fini shed sec, ond in the standings with three wins and Wellston finished third . Alexander was fourth and Vinton County was fifth. with NelsonvilleYork finishing !he season scoreless for a last place finish . . Meigs· Kirk Legur shared the medalbt hon ors with Wes Couper. as both aced the course with a strong 35 to pace their respecti ve teams. Just behitid Legar for the Marauders was Joe y Blackston wit h a 36, Steven Ste wart with his 39. Dan Bookman with his 41 and Please see Champs, B6 ' STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILVTRIBUNE .COM ' MCARTHUR - Meigs' win streak looked like it was in jeopardy Tuesday n i g h t against Vinton County. That was ' until the L a d y Marauders went · on a m i n 1 streak of Burton sorts. Meigs rallied from a 2-0 deficit to win the final three games and beat the L a d y Vikings 32 in a Barr t h r i II i n g . h i g h school volleyball match. Me,igs dropped the first two games by scores of 15-25, 16-25 then stormed back to take the final three by scores of 2518, 25-15, 15-8. It marked · the fifth straight victory for coach . Rick Ash's club, which is now 6-2 on the year. Those only two losses came to Brad Sherman/photo ·state-ranked teams in Eastern's Jill ian Brannon tips the ball over the net as a pa ir of Trimble players go for the block. Eastern , ranked ninth in the state in Division IV, improved Eastern and Alexander. ' to 13·0 and 4-0 in the TVC-Hocking with the straight games victory Tuesday in Tuppers Plains. Meigs is now 3-1 in the Tri-Valley Conference Ohio Division . Amber Burton had another big night spiking the ball with 20 kills as BRAD SHERMAN scores uf 25-18, 25-15 and winners with 16 points t'olHayman led the way fro m Eastern also won the Meigs amassed 35 over the , BSHERMAN@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM 25-8 to improve their record lowed by Jill ian Br:mn on the sp iking line with six kills resene co ni es! by sco res of course of the marathon to a perfect 13-0 on the high with 10. Darcy Winebrenner ·while Weber · atHI 2)-17 and 25-23 . match. Hailey Ebersbach. TUPPERS PLAINS school volleyball season. It · had six followed by, Erin Winebrenn er eac !1 had five . The Lady Eag les .play host ·added five kills followed No. 9 Eastern started slowly by four from Carie Wolfe. again st Trimble. but did not was also Eastern's fourth Weber and Brittan y Bissell Bisse ll and Brannon chipped to Watc·rfmd in another TVC Lesley Preece and Amy drop a ga me en route to a win in the TVC Hocking, as with five , four from Kelsey in two and one respectively. ' Hocking match-up 6·p.m. <;n Barr c})ipped in two and Tri- V"lley Conference the team look s well on its Holter and Amanda Eason Weber also amassed six Thursd<ty. It w.ill complete one respectively. block~ on tl1 e frunt line . E;htcrn·s l1rst go- roun d Hocking Division victory on way to it s IOth consecutive had two . Preece and Barr had Tuesday. · title. Eastern was an efficient Bissell led the W<t) tn thruu~h the Hocking sc hedthree blocks and Burton The Lady Eagles wo n by Katie Hayman led the 73-of-74 servin g. assists with 19 for I-. ills. uk . two. Barr also led the way in assists with 17 helpers. Patti Vining, Preece , Barr, Chalsie Manley all were perfect on their serve attempts. Meigs was 75By ScoTT WOLFE wavered somewhat as the then Swain se rved up the match . Tara Russell. Vanes'<L Whitncv Wnlfe-Riffle with a of-81 serving the ball. SPORTS CORRESPONDENT mat<:h progre sse d. In the garnc point fo i the win 25- Cas!lc. and Holl y Dunfc~ 2.1-26 .:,er,·ing night. 7- 11 first game Southern took a 22 Federal Hocking. eac h had five points in the 'pikes. I LJ-D passes. three RACINE - The Southern 6-0 lead on a string of Behind great serving from · game. kill s. and fil'c Jinks. Sarah ·Lady Tornadoes (3-5. 0-4) Whitney Riftle serves, but Riffl e (nine points) and The finale was also very . Eddy'"" l'l-20 >en ing. 14CoNTACfUS fell to the Federal Hocking Southern relinquished its ,Sarah ' Eddy eig ht points. exciting. Southern tied the 21 spik ing. 17-31 passing. Lancers in four close games. hold on the ga me when '\Southern won ihc second game at 8-8 before Feucral and lllle dink; while OVP Scorellne (5 p.m.-1 a.m.) 22-25,25-19. lg-25, and 16- Amber Swain scored fi ve game 25-19. That game was st a~tcd to edge slow ly away. Stephanie Cundiff was I<l1-740-446-2342 ext. 33 25 during girls Tri-Valley poi1\ts of her own to give never in doubt "lthough FH The Lady : Doe~ 111 ~1Je on~: '2 7 pa:-.,ing. H-9 \t:rving and Fax. - 1·740·446·3008 Conference Volle yball Federal Hocking its fir st twice pull ed close at 15-12 las! run pulling clo'c al 17- 17-IL) 'Piking wit h three E·mall - sports@ mydallysentinel.com action in Racine Tuesday lead at 14-12. and 20-17 . 15 and IR-Ifi on 'cncs hy 1-tlls. Amber Hill 11as 7-8 ni ght'. Southern tied the score a! Game three was a barn - Kaylyn SP9ll> Sto11 Spradlin g an~l 'ening. \\ith a blocl-. and an Southern's leuguc winless burner. Tied 1717 on a side-out by the several time. , Stephanie Cundiff. R'"'cll 8- 17 pa,sing night. while Brad Sherman, Sports Editor streak, stretches to four. (740) 446·2342, ext. 33 Lancers, and then took a 20- early, Federal edged to a 12- and Swain each 'cored three Emma Hunter was -l--.t. 5-5 bsherman@ mydailytribune.co m Coming off two big non- 19 lead on <tn Amber Hill 11 score before dominating apiece on the last poss~s- and 2-.1 respcctil'ely wi th league wins Monda y. serve late ·in the game. Abby the last part of the game to sinn s to give Federal the c5 - four assists am.! one kill. Larry Crum, Sports Writer Southern started out hoi in Gillian netted four points to claim th~ 25- 1X win and go 16 win . (740)446·2342, ext. 33 Tuesday's match-up. but give FH " 22-20 advantage up two garn Cs to on~ in _the Ierum@ mydailyreglster.com Southern was led h) Please see Southern, B6 Eastern overcomes slow start to beat Trimble Whether it's on the football field or in your hometown, there is a. Holzer Clinic physician everywhere you are. 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Campers & Motor Homes ..........•...... _______ 790 . 800-500 PM from 5- Abstractorsllandman want w1th three (3) references to Camping Equipment .................................. 780 Polnts take At 33 East to ed Full or part t1me Ms Edwards. Gall1a Me1gs C A A , 8010 N State Route Carda of Thanks ........................................ 010 Co Road 30 loUow s1gns Compensalton based upon Child/Elderly Care ................................. 190 Court Street AD We ve expenence Send Resume 7, CheShire, OhiO 45620 by Etectrlca VRelrlgerotlon ................. ,, ............ 840 Done our O\'on clean sweep to C E Hellmann Land 9129106 GMCAA IS EOE Equipment for Rent_ .. ____ _ ·------ .......... 480 and you d be amazed at Serv1ces, LTD PO Bo11 235 Excavating .............. .'.. _____ _____ __ , ________ -----.. 830 what we found futon and Evans, WV 2524 t.. 304 372Farm Equipment ... .................. .................... 610 twin mattresses 9336 Now htnng 10 sharp guys & Farms for Renl............. .. -··--- --· .. -------- - .. 430 gals to Work 1n a rock n roll . Farms for Sale ..... -'·--·- .. __ ------- -··----- 330 YARD SALE· blue 1ean environment For Leaoe ..... ........... ..................................... 490 An Excellent way to earn Pr. Pr ~.ISAN'r Travel to LA NY and M1am1 For Sale ..................................................... 585 money The New Avon We represent fashion For Sale or Trade ----- ---- ...... ___ . _ ---- ---·--·590 Yard Sate big & tall mens Call Manlyn 304-882-2645 .sports and muSIC pUblica· Fruits & Vegetsbles ..................................... 580 quahty clothlng(large assort- AVON' All Areasl To Buy or liOns Earn $500 to $700 per Furnished Rooms ..................... ____ --------- .. 450 ment) womens clothing Sell Shirley Spears 304- week after 2 week patd lramGeneral Hauling ·· ·---·-·-· ........ ,__ , __ , __ ... 850 household furn1ture 926 675·1429 lng Call866-298-0163 Giveaway- ·-·----····· ·.............. ...... ,, .................. 040 Mossman C.rcle Sept Happy Ads .................................................... 050 BENNJGAN 'S Hmng 22&23 Cosmetotog1st needed Call Hay & Grain..... ............ . ..... .. ............640 Servers and Experiences (740)446-7425 Help Wanted. .. .................................... 110 AucnoNAND Bro11 Cooks Apply at the Home Improvements.................................. 810 Fi.£A MARKEt' Pmnt Pleasant Location Homes .tor Sale ............... ...... __ .. ...... . 310 Household Goods ................... .................. 510 Bob Evans In Mason Is now RIVERSIDE Houses for Rent .......................................... 410 h1nng Food Oua11 ty ·Auction Barn In Memoriam ............................................. 020 Specialist to do knchen prep 740-2 56-6989 lneurance ............................ .................... 130 work. Immediate beneltts Every Saturday Night Llwn & Gorden Equipment ........................ 660 a11a1l Need someone 5 days Livestock ................ ...................................... 630 . II 6pfn a weeks lor all Shifts Apply Rl 7 S""ll)"5· ml Lost and Found .......................................... 060 w1thm Below lhe Darn LOti & Acreage ................, .......................... 350 Terms of SaJI· CA,SH or Mlocollaneoua .............................................. 170 pre·approved theck Only Mlecellaneoua Marchandlae....................... $40 Please call ahead for Check Mobile Home Repair............................ .. ... 860 pre-approval Mobile Homes lor Rent ............................... 420 Mobile Homes for Sala ................................ 320 Somethmg lor e11erybody Money to Loan .................................... 220 Toots, Household Fumiture Motorcycles & 4 Wheotero .... ......................740 ' NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Mualcallnotrumente ................................... 570 ' FUL~ liME CV.S SES 1 Peraonala .. --·--· - ................................... 005 • COL TRAINING 'fiNANCI'IG AVAILABLE Pets forSele ......... ............................. . 560 'JOe F'LACEI.IENT Absolute Top Dollar uS Plumbing & Heatlng .................................... 820 ' ENAOL.Iro!G NOW S1lver and Gold Cams Professional Services .... ........... ............... 230 Rodto, TV & CB Repair ... .................. .. 160 Proofsets Gold A1ngs , PreReal Estate Wanted ............ ......................... 360 1935 US Currency ALLIANCE Schooislnstrucllon ............................ .. ... .... 150 Sollta1re D1amonds- M T S TRACTOR-TRAILER Seed , Plant & Fertilizer ... .. ....... ·-- --- ---- .650 Com Shop. 151 Second TRAINING CENTERS Sltuotlone Wonted ................................ 120 WYTHEVII.LE VA Avenue Gallipolis 7 40 446Space for Renl .................... ........... .............. 460 . 2842 Sporting Goods ............ .. .... ............... 520 1-B00-334·1203 SUV'slor Sate ................ .................. 720 Buy1ng G1nsang Trucks for Sale ........ .................................. 715 September 1st for lresh Upholstery .................................................. 870 FEDERAL September 16th lor dry Vane For Sale. .. ... -- . -·-·--· _ __ , ___ _ . .... 730 Call POSTAL JOBS Wonted to Buy ............................................. 090 Woodlandwtse Botanicals $15 67-$26 19/hr , now hirWonted to Buy· Form Supplles .................. 620 740-274-0326 Ing For apphcat1on and free Wanted To Do ...... --1 -----· - • __ . . . -· .. • 180 governe:ment JOb 1nfo call Help wanted at Darst Group Wanted to Rent.. ........ -· ............ ------· .... 470 R1pe Pawpaws and Black Amencan Assoc ot Labor 1- Home work1ng w1th elderly Yard Sale· Gallipolis........ .......................... 072 Walnuls (Oct 1 to Nov 10) g; 3 - 599 - 804 ~. 24/hrs emp heavy lifting 1nvolved 740Yard Sale-Pomeroy/Middle ....... 074 and Gmseng Please cal l serv 992-5023 Yard Sale-Pt. Pleasant .... . .. ........ 076 !~rsl 740 698 6060 o COOL JOBS!! r • ~8~ Do you want high wages, same day pay and to make your own schedule? Call Taylors Slafhng @ (740)446-3305 for an appomtment MondayThursday 10am-2pm We are now hmng Stale Tested Nurs1ng ASSIStants LPN'S & AN's EOE Homemakers needed 1n the Ashton area Mason County to provide 1n-home-"'rv1ces ""'" to the elderly1d1sabled Ll""l ':1" Housekeeping and Personal care Wtll provide tra~ntng Please Call (304 )453-4992 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! ro liEu> WANTID Truck llrivrrs MPW lnduslnal Se r111ces Inc Js seeking an Office ASSIStant lor the GallipOliS Ohio location ThiS position IS responstble for all admlntstrallve dulles 1ncludlng billing, accounts receivable accounts_ payable and payetc roll time keeping, Oualilted candidates must possess .strong commun1ca· tton (11erbai and written) and PC/systems skills Use of M1cre>soft W1ndows 95 Excel and Word a must Expenence working 1n an AS400 or JD Edwards en111ronment a plus .I OTRICOTA Come JOin a dynamic the rapy company wtth great career e>pporlunlties Full benefits & generous salary Currently h1nng FT OTRJCOTA 1n the Ripley WV area For dela11s call Stephanie Swtsher at 1740)418· 1398 or 1·888· 288-9348 ext 14 Manager earners, customer ~erv 1ce and meetmg sales goals. It you have a posJUve amtude, are selfS[anc r, and a team player we would li ke tu talk to you Must be dependable and have reliable transportation. Pos1t1on offers all company benefits mcluding health, dental. <osoon and life insurance, 401 K, pmd vacation, and personal days Please send resume lo: Paul Barker • Circulation Manager Ohio Valley Publishing 825 Third Ave. • Gallipolis, OH 45631 Or email to pbarker@mydaUytrlbune.com Help Wanted TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We Wml 1·888·582·3345 Leading The Way FI&J Truck1ng now Hiring at Galllpolla Career Collage our New Haven WV (C areers Close To Home) Terminal For Regional Call Today! 740-446-4367, Hauls-Dump Dlv 1 year 1·800·214·0452 OTR WW'II~IHpollscarearcoll agR com 11er111able exp Accred1ttd Mamba/ Accraol1mg Call 1-800-462-9365 ask for Councrl lor lnd epandent Collegea and Scnocls 12748 Kent w ''' "' '" HoMES FOR SALE 141 acres with 2,900 sq fl home View at www orvb com , code # 7156 Call (740)441-1559 1996 Redman 28x60 in A'pple Grove 304-593 67.t9 view onlme at wwwJorvb com code 8246 f3 'BC( on nver 4 bedroom, 3 bath, laundry rm 1st II 2 camp kitchens 3694 sq It, living space + garage, boat dock 40x50 barn work Overbrook Rehab Center, shop. Must see to appreci,333 Page St, Middleport ate (740)441-0596 OH 45709 wtll be hold1ng an STNA class start1ng on 3 bedroom, 2 bath. with fireSeptember. 19th If you are place 40.:60 barn R1o Interested 1n JOinmg our ded- Grande area OnS flat aces Icated staff. please stop by $120 000 (740)709·1166 our front ofhce Mon -Fn. 9am 5pni, and 1111 out an 4 bedroom , 2 bath, double application Full·llme & part- garage, pool 2 acres. lime poslt1ons ava1lable to Eastern School District !hose qualified 1nd1v1duals 740-992-3465 after 5 OOPM co mpletlllg the class Apphcahons w111 be accept- 4 rental houses "For Sale" ed unt1l September 15th , Good mcome productng 2006 No Phone calls propert1as Great locat1on1 please Overbrook Rehab Pr1ce(s) are Negottable Center IS an E 0 E S. a par- Motivated Seller! In tiCipan t of the drug·free Gall1pol 1s Call Wayne workplace progmm (404)456·3802 Va_n_M_et_er_,-(7-4-0)_2_4_7--2-229-Ranch style home on 2 6 acres overlook1ng the beau"ful Ohio River In Long Bottom, OhiO located at 61818 SA 124 This six room house Includes 2 5 bedrooms one full bath and ath rae quarter bath 1421 square feet of liVIng space wJth a full finished basement and an attached two chr garage Also mcludes a 32 'X40' heated metal outside bulld1ng with concrete floor Home IS eqwpped wtth healing , cooling water and all electric utillt1es Some kitchen appliances I ded For more are mcu 1ntormatlon call 740-985 3315(daytlme) or 740·9922071 (evemngs I Pnce $ , 160 000 00 HOlm!OLIJ WANTm G<lOIJS Landcontract wanted Hom&'Trall&rlland Afl considered Needed A SA P. Prefer the country Please Ca\1740-949-1030 2 bedroom. /VC, porch & awnmg Vsry, very nice no pets In Gallipolis (740)4462003 (740)446·1409 or (740)446·2692 Need to sell your home? Late on payments. divorce, JOb transfer or a dealh? I can buy your home All cash and quick clOSing 740-4163130 3Br Retrldg & Stove Washer & Dryer Included (.304)5762934 For rent NICe 2 bedroom mobile home 1n Country Homes $325 + DepoSit (740)385·4019 Mob 'l H II I FOR lbNr 2 bdr, I bath, 480 Paxton Ad $350 dep $350 rent WID hookup You pay utilittas, 6 month lease HUD ok (7401448 -2515. (740)385-4019. Ntce 3BR, 2 bath. c1ty school district (740)256· 14t7 One bedroom furntshed mobile home for rent Pnvate 2 bed room House $425 per lot with a carport No pets month, $300 deposit refer- References required $450 ences reqUired (304)675- mo plus depos1t (740)4464469 or {740)441·7193 4782 2 bedrbom house In Gallipolis Reasons"'• rani ..,. o) 6·09 74 44 174 r A. .......... ..._""' l'U'o'U(IlVll'..l"l~ FOR nr<O.,.,. AU" • neBIG'•• iiii -i mymidwesthome.com 3br 2 bath, large 11v1ng room fam1ly room, craft (740)828-2750 ,...;,;._;,~;;;;;.;;.;.;;;:;._, room $625 wldepostt MOBILE HOMFS (304)675-3512 FOR SALE Lw----,;;;::;__.J glew•des starting at $199 84 per month Trede-1ns wei· Pomeroy B•g 4 Bedrooml2 comes Call (740)385-2 434 Full Baths Newly remodeled S750 00 740-8435264 Lars& ACREAGE Attention Hunlers & Farmers 160 acres, Barton Chapel Ad 20 minutes from 1·64, Milton e11il Ctty water For 1nforma110n (304)937-4127 Furntshed apt, 3 rooms & bath. ups ta~rs, clean, no pets Aef/depostt requ1red (740)446-1519 Thompsons Applial'lce & Kiwi Fru1tl Cherry aM Repalr-675-7388 For sale, H1ckory nut stze, smooth re-condttioned automatic skin, 740-992 7449 Virg1l's washers & dryers, relrlgera- Berry PatCh StAt 124, East tors, ~as and electnc "o~ l Sryt::r::ec:;:u~s~e.;,:O;:h~IO::;__ _.., GraciOUs lt~1ng 1 and 2 bed ranges, Sir cond1110ners an<i F S room apartments at Village wrmger washers W111 do OK A.LE Manor and R1vers1de repairs on maJOr brands 1n ~---------..1 Apartments 1n Middleport shop or at your home From $295-$444 Call 740Commercial bU!Idmg ' For 992-5064 Equal Houstng SPORTING Sale" t600 square feet , oH Opportumtles street parking Great loca "-••,.;Goousiiiiiii. . ...,J 110n1 749 Th~rd Avenue 1n In Gal~polls, clean, upstairs. 2 bed 2 b th d h Galhpolts Pnce "N990t1able" rooms, a IS 1 lthaca-(leather li ght) Mod New roof' Mot•vated Sellert washer WID hOOkup, $500, 37 20 I S 1 ld ga • -87F prmg20ga le -(sev404 456 3802 age)Mod t C II W (740)446 9209 Stevens-( savage) Mod 8208 Now aceep11ng applicatiOns 12ga $325 00 ea 1 lor 2 Bedroom Apartments K1mber-(c lass1c gola match) ..,10 .---.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 6 miles from Holzer 45 cal $1 ,000 00 1-Benell1FARM $425/mo Water, Sewer, [target 22 Cal) Mod MP95_ "-•""'[QiliiiiiiUiillli ':l. li !Elii'N ioi;.,..,J Trash pa1d (740)682-9243 $800 00 Call aft 6 p m 740 992 575 ~(7_:4::;01c;:988::_·6:_1~3::_0_:_ __ ~~::;:-;1,;: :.::;,_ _ __, 'KIEFER BUILT : VALLEY 'BISON 'HORSE 111• LIVE· 1\IIS<...'ELI.AI\'EOUS Now taking appltcattons for MEHCI-L\NI>ISE STOCK TRAILERS •LOADone bed apartments at _ MA X ·GoOSENECK. Spring Valley Green and DUMPS & UTILITY Brookside apartments Call JET 'ALUM A 'ALUMINUM (740)446-1599 lor 1nformaAERATION MOTORS TRAILERS ' B&W GOOSEt!On Repatred New & Reb1.nlt In NECK HITCHES. Stock Call Ron Evans 1- c · One bedroom apartment 800 _537 9528 armtchael Equipment l.ocat1on 403 112 Th1rd Ave (740)446-2412 One block from GAHS Large ld ~o pcncel<.lln' John Deere TO f1 No T1l Dnll Washer & dryer hookup Fo• Presion an,_ 1 1re eze ther lor renf Ca1m1chae1 1 anapp1cat10ncall (740)446- mometer n1ce $155 Also EQuipment 17401446 _2412 4639 ·:;::.:.:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ h19h standard 12 ga pump -One bedroom , n1cely fur - shotgun excellent $145 John Deere M1n1 Excavator/ Tractor Loader Backhoe/ (740)533 3870 n1shed apt qu1el area su ttS~1d Steers Carmichael able for 1 adult. pr1va1e Equ1pment (740)446-2412 dnveway W/carport no pets NEW ANO USEO STEEL $400 mo dep reqwred Steel Beams P1pe Rebar New John Deere Compacts For Concrete Ang le and 5000 Ser1es Utility trac(740)446·4782 Channel . Flat Bar, Steel lors @Qett, Fixed for 36 Small turntshed Apt suit- Gratmg For Drams months through John able tor one adult On Mt Dnveways & Walkways L&l. Deere Credit Carm1chael Vernon Ave . No Pets. No Scrap Metals Open Monday Eqwpment (740)446-241 2 Smok1ng $325 + etectnc Tuesday, Wednesday & Ref & Dep {304)675·2651 Ft~da y, aam-4 30pm Closed Qual tty John Oeere Hay Satu rday & Equipment tor less round Tw1n A1vers Tower IS accept- Thursday balers, square balers & Sunday (740)4467300 Ing applicatiOns lor waL11ng mower cond1honers @4 7°c l1 st lor Hud-subs1zed, 1- br, JF«hed for 4DB months thcroudgh apartment call 675-6679 FOR SA.U: a n eere re 11 Equal HOUSing Opportumty Carmichael Equ1pmen t r r r~.10-------· --~-•_om_e_s_e_s_o_r_u_p_l_o H~"FS 16x80 in Country Homes Cd_e~o'-s-ll_:=.::_r_el_e_ra_n_c_es_ 1 and 2 bedroom apart2 Bedroom house m ments, furry1shed and unfurPomeroy, $450 00 plus nlshed security deposit depos1t and uhlrt1es, no pels required, ' no pels 740 _992 _ (740)992-5228 2218 2 8 edroom House. Newly - - - - - - - - bd & remodeled on Bob 1 rm re 1ng stove McCorm•ck Road, $500/mo, Water, sewer trash pd - - - - - - - - - Call (740) 441-0194, $350 (740)367-7015, Ranch Style Home, Yost {740)441-11 84. (740)446-4734. Road w!lh 2 Acres 3 bed· rooms, 2 baths, garage, 2 br, t bath, central a1r, 1636 2 bedroom Apartment availenclosed breezeway Pool Chatham Avenue, Gallipolis, able m Syracuse $200 00 OhiO Available Oct tst. deposit, $350 00 per month and Spa mcluded. $83,500 Call 740-992- {740)208·7861 or (740)446- Rent Rent 1ndudes water, 4234 sewer, trash No pets 4001 Sufftclent 1ncome needed to 2BR home- Vinton Ave quality 740-378 61 11 $375 mo + sec dep You pay utilities Gas heat (740)446- 2 bedroom upsta1rs apt • 3644 stove, fndg e, water trash 1ncluded Rent $325, depos•t 3-4 Bedroom house wtth 2 required {740)446-7620. ca r garage, $625/mo (740)441 9872 (740)446 9177 r ... I ~r_ v.~.~.:.~BL•&•!l;-..,.~t~-a-•'•~•Rl'.rsos...~. .E_.,.~ Ready Oct 1st. 3br, 1ba, 20 miles from Toyota Plant $550 a month + $550 Deposit (304)576·2217 Totally remodeled New out- - - - - - - - - stde s1dmg, 2 bedrooms , Mobile Home Lot for rent bath, k1tchen, n1ce neighbornear VInton Call (740)441- hood Call (740)446·7425 1111 i MOBD..E HoMES Mob1le Home Lot In Jol1nson FOR JlE1IT Mol:>lle Home Park 1n '~••,.;oiiiiiiiiiiioo•rl Gallipolis, OH Phone 3br. 14x70 on Prlvale (740)446-2003 or (740)446· Property (304)875-4088' 1409 6 rooms & bath rg & ref furntshed off st park1ng $425 a month + dep In c1 ty (740)441 -0596 NOW APARTMENTS AVAILABLE Brand new 2 Bedroom Apartments Washer/dryer hookup sto11elrefr1gerator mcluded, 1 located tn c11y, T approK 1 m1le outstde c1ty limits Also available umts on State Route 160 Call tor detailS (740)441-0194 or 1740)441 · 1184 r r =::----:PE:-:·r·s--..., ...________.J t AKC Pomeranian Pups, 3 Male 3 Female wormed Commerctal bulidmg "For $350 (740)388·8642 Rent" 1600 square feet , off . , . - - - - - - - street park1ng Great looa AKC reg1stered Bassett liOn I 749 Thud Avenue 1n Hound puppies. brown/red & Ga f11polts Rent " Negotiable ~ wh1te 1 male 3 female Call Wayne (4041456-3802 wormed/shots $200 (740)367-7651 Downtown Commercial Retail space for Rent $400/ Lab puQS AKC - quality month Upsla1rs Ofhce Labrador pups s1nce 1993 Su1tes for Rent $ t 251 month El(cellent hunters great you pay the Utilities Call pets Yellow & black (7031528-0617 {740)256-6036 \IIIH 11\ \ IH...,I HOIJSEROIJ) Apt for rent 2 or 3 Br Pets 740-992-5858 GIJoffi . BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON Apphance ESTATES, 52 Westwood Dnve from $349 Ia $448 Warehouse Walk to sllop & moVIeS Call 740 446-2 568 Equal Hous1ng Opportuntty m Henderson , WV Pre owned Appliances start1ng CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· at S75 & up all under ED & AFFORDA.BL.EI Warranty, also have recon Townhouse apartments, B1g Screen TV's dttiOned andJor small houses FOR RENT Call (740)W- 1111 by Ron's TV (304)675· for applicatiOn & 1nformat1on 7999 1740)446 241 2 ii~~--"----- (304) 675-7400 . AA/EOE ® . NURSE AIDES Pleasant Valley Private Duty is recruiting nurse aides for home care cases located in Meigs, Gallia and Athens Counties. Flexible scheduling, excel· lent pay, mileage reimbursement, visits and hourly care available. Certification is not required. Applicants must have one of the following: One year experience or fof· ma.l training or be state tested. For more information, call (304) 6757400. AA/EOE . Ellm View Apartments H)R S.U.E 1997 Toyota Tacoma Extras $4 BOO OBO Call (740)367'7268 1998 Chevy S-1 0, Standard, m1leage 131 000 runsgocx:t dm 1ng to Manetta everyday gas m11eage 29 m1les to the gallon , $3 000 740-667 3655 r suvs FOR SALE 2002 Chevy Avalanche 1500 2 wo. loaded, 77,000 rn1l es redfgray s-t1tle, 20 mpg $1 1 900 OBO (7 40)446·8050 2003 Chevrolet Trailblazer EXT LT 4WD Th1rd row seat Garage kepi L1ke new cond1!10n 516.500 (740)446-7484 or (740)441741 1 r 4x4 FOR SAL[ 2&3 Bedroom Apt Start1ng at $385 and up Central heat & a1r, W/0 llook-up, co1n operated laundry, owner pays water, sewer & trash. (304)882-3017 BASEMENT 1961 Cad1llac conver tible WATERPROOFING Very good cond1t1on, leathr.~r 1ntenor classiC [740)245- UnconditiOnal l1fet1me guarINSTRUMENTS antee Local references fur Ph one (740)388-0 173 "--oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiio.,l .91_4:_2- - - - - n1shed Established 1976 ..:: =O~ p e~n-=9~·3~S=a~ t=on=IY:__ _. Conn trumpet $250 Prem1 er 1994 Pon11ac Grand Am Call 24 Hrs (740) 446f Washer/dryer set good con- snare drum $250 A1ver $400 Pollee Impounds' For 0870 Rogers Basement dillon $350 080 (740)44 I Valley FFA jacket size 44 IIStmgs 800-391-5227 ext Waterproofing C548 0606 $20 (740)367 7184 New recliner $200 sola & 1 check (740)707-1964 seat $400 Mollohan Furn MUSICAL 202 Clark Chapel Rd Porter r76 Reacb~~ntieS Place; In Dally Even sale pnces With your Sears ca rd 0% APR FOR 6 MONTHS OR FREE DELIVERY 740-446-1546 1' KtCKS ~ Extra 10% Off EVERYTHING' ON ALL TRACTORS WITH YOUR SEARS CARD 2200 Eastern Ava. Gallipolis, OH 15 Aal Tomer pupp1es Ta1ls Have 1000 Bates of m1xed BoArS & MmoRS docked, tst shots Males h~ th1s years never wet FOR SAtE $125 . lemale $150 Call St 00 per bale 740-992(740)379-9515 or (740)645 5616 N1ce Ranger Ba ss boat Wllh 6857 In \\'I'OUt \I IO\ trailer 200 HP engme I! S?,600 or best offer Berber carpet 6 95yd v1nyl Registered Chilluahua pup10 Al~OS s 95yd New rocker recliners ptes shots & wormed $200 FOR SAI.I' $19995 new couch & 9304)89531Q1 loveseat $450 Mollohan - - - - - - · - - - 10 Carpet 76 Vme St $500 1 Cars' Pollee HOI.oS1ber1an Husk•es $350 Gal ltpolls , OH (7 40 )446 Impounds !rom $500 1 For IMPRO\~" tt:NTS AKC & APR! regrstered 6 7444 weeks old t st shOts vet hstmgs 80!:!-391 -5227 ~~:3901 Sears Hometown Sale 1 0% APR FOR 6 MONTHS 2000 Ford SE V6& auto AC, Taurus new t.res brakes $3 000 (740)446 0425 --------2002 Dodge Neon , 75,000 m1les runs great good on gas $3 000 OBO (740)256 1233 or (740)2 56 9031. r September 21st- September 23rd AFTER MAIL-IN REBATE ON ANY APPLIANCE OVER $399 OR FREEZER OVER $299 WITH YOUR SEARS CAAO 199B Cadillac Devill e E11cellent Cond1t1on 77 000 miles 2 owners Fully equipped, $6 ooo (740)446 3389 - - - - - - - :::06:82 ::; _----=.,.....,..-.., 2005 HD Softatl Deuce Rat Terner pupp1es 1sl It 3900 miles. 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ScHOOLS INSTRUcnON IL HOlliES .FOR SALE 17 ~allipolis 1ll11il!' • m:rtbunr (740) 446-2342 The Daily Sentinel (740) 992-2 155 �Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, September 20, 2006 www.mydailysentinel.com VVednesda~SePkUnber20,2006 www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 ALLEY OOP NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE Public Nolle~• In r-:~~:;:::,~a~~:.:':.: from Esta L. David, et mlnutot 00 eeconde conveyed to George dated November 30, ebove dllcrlbed real al , to Guy Cole, et al, East o dletance of LIHhelt, Jr. and Anna 1900, and 1'11Corded In eotote Ia a part . of a recordedlnVo1ume155 164.44feettoapolntln K. LelfhaH, which uld Volume 87 pagn 71 tract of real 11tate that at page f 04 of the the canltlfllna of Ohio way muot be at all and 72 of the Rocorde hal,. been aa1lgnad Meigs County Dead State Route 124, pan- tlmeo kept cloud by of Dttdo of Malge Aud~or'a Parcel No. 01 Property records, which place of lng an Iron pin eel for gat11 and !he expense County, Ohio. The ports 00572003 beginning Is also 160 reference by this our- of maintaining said of Iota hereby addro11: 42138 State gatoo to be born equal- deecrlbed being 118 Route 681, Pomeroy, feet North of the rood vey at 136.65 feet: which runa East and Thence along the can- ly by the 11id Lalfhelte, feel fronting on Union OH 45769 Current West : thoncs N<1rth terllne of State Route their helro and Avenue and running owner: Douglao Carr et along Willow Creek 124 the following five aeoigno, and the back the depth 100 al, Property At: 42138 Road 216 feet more or calls: 1) South 59 granteae heroin, their feet, and being tho St. Rt. 681, Pomeroy, less, thence West 283 degrees 40 mlnutn 02 ·heirs and aaalgna. same premises con· OH. PP# 01-()0572.003 feet more or less to the seconds West a die· Excepting and reserv· veyed to Alta Tracy by Prior Deed References: Western boundary ol tance of 13.76 feet to a lng unto the grantor, Benjamin F. Biggs and VOlume 302, Page 519. at Section No. 16, thence point; 2) South 61 Myrtle Sisson, an Annie E. Biggs, his Appralaed South 216 feet to the degrees 40 minutes 30 estate for and during wife; by deed Dated $65,000.00 Terms of Northwest corner ot seconds West a dis· her natural lifetime. August 13, 1904 and Sale: Cannot be sold said above referenced tanca of 85.72 fest to a Thla estate ehall be recorded In Volume 92, for leas than 213rds of 1 acre tract; thence point; 3) South 67 personal unto the page 301 of the dead the appraised value. Easterly along the degrees 29 minutes 57 grantor and shell not records of Meigs 1O'l'o down on day of North boundary of said· seconds West a dla- be assignable, trans- County, Ohio, and sale, cash or certified 1 aero tract to the place lance ol82.05 feet to a ferabte nor encum- thereafter conveyed by check, balance due on of beginning, contain· point; 4) South 75 bered during the Ills- Alta Tracy and J.E. confirmation of sale. lng 1.6 acres, more or degrees 34 minutes 39 time ol the grantor. Tracy, the husbend to The appraisal did less. seconds West s dis· Furthermore, this Ella Parfitt (or Ella Include an Interior Parcel Number; 14- lance of 68.67 feet to a estate shall not be COf1- Partin) by Deed dated examination of the 00767.000 point; 5) South 82 verted Into cash nor October 2, 1916 and house. Commonly Known As: degrees 35 minutes 49 .. any other asset. recorded In Book 113, Robert E. Beegle, 34115 Willow Creek seconds West a dis- Parcel No. 16-()1571- · at Page 609 of said Meigs County Sherlll Attorney for the Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio tanca of 74.81 feet to 000 deed records. March 9. 2000 the point of beginning Commonly known as Parcel No. I 6-()13-00- Plaintiff, Current Owner: Ester containing 5.3357 290 Mulberry Avenue, 000,16-()1299.000 & 16; Christopher J. Klym, 24441 oetrolt Road, L. DeMoss et al acres more or ,less. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 01301.000 Property at: 34115 Subject to all legal Appraleed at Commonly known as Westlake, Ohio 44145 Willow Creek Drive easements. The above $49,000.00 227 Union Avenue, (440)-871-8111. (9) 6, 13, 20 Pomeroy, Ohio description was made Terms of 11ie: Cannot Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 PP# 14-00767.000 in accordance with an be sold for leas than Current Owner: John Prior deed refer· actual survey conduct· 213rds of the appraised Barnes Et at Public Notice ences :Volume 104, ed under the aupervl· value. 10% down on Property at 227 Union Page 34 slon of Eugene Triplett, day of sale, cash or Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio Appraised at $40,000 S-6766 conducted certified check, bel- PP# 16-()1300.000, 16- Sheriff Sales terms of sale: Cannot March 16 and 17,1999. ance due on conllrrna- 01299.000 & 16- Case Number 05cv068 be sold lor less than Bearings are assumed lion olule. , 01301.000 Firat National 2/3s of the appraised and are used to The appraisal did not Prior Deed References: Acceptance Co. value. 10% down on OKpress angular Include an Interior Volume113, Pago609 Plaintiff day of sale, cash or measurements only. examination of the Volume 92, Page 301 vs certified check, bal- Auditors Parcel t 13· house. , Appraised at Ronald Shepard Et al ance due on conflrma· 00623.002 Robert E. Beegle, $27,000.00 Terms of Defendants tlon of sale. . Current owner: Shawn Meigs County Sharlll Sale: Cannot be sold Court of Common The appraisal did not Earls Property at 31150 Attorney lor the for less than 213rds of Pleas include an interior SA 124 Langsville, Plaintiff the appraised value. Meigs County, Ohio examination of the Ohio PPft1a.oo&23.002 Michael Wlery Alt. 10% down on day of In pursu.ance of an house. Prior Deed References: John D. Clunk sale, cash or certified order of sale to me Robert E. Beegle, Volume 129, Page 533 5601 Hudson Drive check, balance due on directed from said Meigs County Sheriff Appraised at $8,000.00 Suha 400 confirmation of sale. Court in the above Attorney for the Terms ol Sale: Cannot Hudson, OH 44236 The appraisal did not entitled action , I will Plaintiff be sold for less then 330.342-8203 Include an Interior expose to sale at pub· Shapiro & Felty, LLP 213rds ofthe Appralaed (9) 13, 20, 27 examination of the lie auction on the front 1500 WestThird Street, value. 10% down on house. steps of the Meigs Suite 400 day of sale, cash or Robert E. Beegle, County Court House Cleveland, OH 44113 certified , check, bal· Public Notice Meigs County Sheriff on Friday, October 13, 216-621-1530 ance due on conflrmaAttorney for tho 2006 at 10:00 a.m., of (9)6. 13, 20 lion of sale. The SherHI Sales Plaintiff silld day, the following appraisal did Include Case Number 05CV118 Michael L. Wlory, Attn !le&cribad real estate: an Interior examination Mortgage Electronic Law offices of John D. Situated lnSecUon 33, Public Notice of the house. Robert E Registration Clunk T.3, R. 13, Bedford Beegle, Meigs County Plaintiff 5601 Hudson Drivo, Twp., Meigs County, Sheriff Sales SHeriff. Attorney for VS · Suite 400 OH, and being a part of Case Number 05CV095 the plaintiff Crow & John Barnas et al Hudson, OH 44236 89.5 acre tract as Herbert Wellman Crow 110 W Second, Defendanll 330·342·8203 deacrlbed In Volume Plaintiff Pomeroy, Ohio 740- Court of Common (9) 6, 13,20 164 page 513 Meigs VS 992-6059. Pleas, Meigs County, County Deed Records Shawn Earls (9) 13,20,27 Ohio and being more partieDefendants In pursuance of an Public Notice ularty descrlbe!l as foiCourt of Common - - - - - - - - ·order of sale to me lows: Pleas, Meigs County, Public Notice directed from BOld Meigs County Sheriff's Baglnnlng at an iron Ohio. - - - - - - - - court-In tho above enti· Office pin set at the northIn pursuance of an SHERIFF SALES lied action, I will Sheriff Robert E. west corner of Section order of sale to me CASE NUMBER OKpose to sale at pub- Beegle 33; thence along the directed from said 06CV042 lie auction on tholrOnt 104EastSecondStreet North Uno of said court in the above entl- Bank of NewVork . slope of the Meigs Pomeroy, DH 45769 Section, N. 84. 25' 33" tied action, I will Plaintiff County Court House Sheriff Salso East 1393.43 feet to a expose to sale at pub- · vs on Friday, Ocl13, 2006 Case Number 08CVU.14 twin white oak (19ron lie auction on the Front Matthew Theiss et Iii at 10:00 a.m., of said First National Bank of pin set at base); thence Steps , of the Meigs Defendants day, the following . America, along former grantor's County Court House Court of Common described real estate: Plaintiff east line, s. 05" 06'19" on Friday, Oct. 20, 2006 Pleas, Meigs County, The following real VS East 1319.88 leet to a at 10 A.M., of said day, Ohio estate situate In the Douglas Csrr et al point In Townshlproad the tollo,wing In pursuance of an County (!f Melgs and Defendants 256, passing an iron described Real Estate: order of sale to me State of Ohio and In Court of Common pin set thence s. 41' The following directed . from said the Village of Pomeroy Pleas, Meigs County, 59' 18"West 134.32 foot described real estate Court In the above and being two lots on Ohio. to a point: thence situated iri Salem entitled. actiOn, I will Union Avenue, In pursuance of an South, along said Township, Meigs expose to sale at Described as follows, order of sale to· me Section line to the cenCounty, in tho State of Public Auction on the to wit: directed from said terllne of County road Ohio, Section 2, front steps of the One tot being 85 1/2 court In tho above ontl- 14 (also known as Township 8, Range 15 Meigs County Court feet on Union Avenue tied action, I will White Oak Road) 'the of tho. Ohio Company House on Friday, and running back at expose to solo at pub- true place of beginning Purchase and being a October ~0, 2006 at this width 100 feet and lie auction on the front lor this parcel: new parcel created out 10:00 am, of said ,day, tho other lot being on steps of the Meigs Thence leaving said of the Herbert L. the following the easterly side ofthe County Court House road N. 65' 47' 59" west Wellman property doacrlbod real estate: first described lot on Friday; Oct. 13,2006 338.90 feet to an iron (Meigs County Olliclal The following real herein and being 40 at 10 a.m., ol 111d day, pin set at 15.0 feet; Records Vol. 78 Pg. estate sHuated In the feet on Union Avenue the following thence S. 29" 37' 08" 381) bounded and County of Meigs, in the and running back at described real estate: west 588.94 "feet to an described as follows: Stata of Ohio, and in that width 100 feet and Situated in the State of Iron pin set; thence 49" Commencing et the the Village of Pomeroy. for further dncrlptlon Ohio, County of Melge 24' 28" Weat 6&8.48 feet intersection of the Situated In Fraction 25 1 reference Ia hereby and In the Township of to an Iron pin 14 West line of Salem Section 20, Town 2, had to the plats of the Blldford. Being In toTownshlp Road 256 Township Section ~ Range 13 of tho Ohio City of Pomeroy In tho Section 16, Town 3 (alao known as and the centerline of company's purchase. Recorder's Office of Nonh, Range 13 Weat Landaker Road): Ohio Slate Route 124; Beginning at a fence said Meigs County, of the Ohio Company's thence continuing In a Thence along the cen- post on the west side Ohio; being the same purchase ··and baing southeast direction lolterline of Ohio State of Sugar Run Road, properly formerly described aa follows: lowing the meanderRoute 124 the follow: near the foot of the owned by Jackaon Beginning at the Inter· lngs ,of County Road ing five calls: 1) South Beech Grove Cemetery Hyaell, now deceased section ol the Eaot line 14 to tho South line of, 85 degrees 50 minutes Hill, corner to A. and oold and conveyed of Section 16 and tho Ianda now or formerly 55 seconda East a dis- Leifheit .and - the Old by Mary Ann Hyaall, ot centerllna of Stela owned by Ernest Wood lance of 118.77 feet to Brickyard Lot thence al, tho window and Route 681; · thence .and Maudle Ethel a 'point: 2) South 88 N. 46 dag. W. along the holre at law of said South 36" 06'22" Waet Wood; thence west to degrees 50 minutes 55 west side of the road, Jackson Hysell to B.F. 124.431 feat along the the west line of Section seconds East a dis- 105.5 feet to an Iron Biggs by deed dated centerline of said Stahl 33; thence north along lance of 118.77 feet to pin; thence S. 62 1/2 November 29, 1899, Route 681 to a point: the west line of Section s. point; 3) North 89 deg. W. 343 feet to an and recorded In thence South 31"41'60' 33 to the point of degrees 01 minutes 40 Iron pin In the line of Volume 85, Pagae 334 West 99.014 teet along seconds East a dis- the Brldkyard Lot and and 335 of tho records the centarllne of said · tence of 134.36 feet to tho Lasley land, thence of Dead of Meigs State Route 681 to a a point: 4) North 87 S. :j,6 114 dag. E. along-· County, Ohio, also the point; thence North degrees 02 minutes 34 the Lasley and following described 24.53'39" West 464.686 seconds East a dis- Brickyard . Lot line, real estate aHuate In foot to an Iron pin sat, lance of 281 .84 feet· to 101.3 feet to fence oald county of Meigs, passing an Iron pin ut Public Notice a point: 5) North 82 post, corner of the State of Ohio, and In at 36.0 feet for referSheriff Sales degrees 35 minutes 49 Brickyard and A. the Village of Poroaroy, ence; thence North Case Number 05cv084 seconds East a dis- Leifheit's lots: thence to wit: 11 "51'07" East 627.125 Union Planters Bank lance of 27.20 feet to a N 62 1/2 dog. E. 360 A piece ol parcel of feet to an Iron pin aet Plaintiff ·point, said point being feat to the place of lend 29 112 feet wide along an old lance line va the true point of begin- beginning, being a slip and running at the on the North line of Ester L. DeMoss et al nlng for the parcel of of land 100 feet wide width the full depth ol Pickell's Parcel as Defendants real estate herein oil the southeasterly ·the lot, or 101 feet and described In the Meigs Court · of Common described. side of the Brickyard being off the west side County Deed Recorda: Pleas, Thence leaving the Lot, containing a trifle of the following Volume 302, Page 519; Meigs County, Ohio centerline of State over 8110 of an acre, detcrlbed premises, 10 thence Soulh tn pursuance of an Route 124 along a line saving and excepting wit: Baginnlng at the 88'03'11" East 192.350 order of sale to me created by this survey the coal and minerals northweot comer of a feet along the North' di;ected from said North OS degrees 28 therein and the right to lot which formerly line of tho eald Pickett court in the above enll· minutes 45 seconds mine tho same without belonged to George Parcel to an Iron pin tied action, I will East a distance of encumbrance to the Stone on the atreet sat at the Northeast · expose to sale at pub· 1170.34 leet to an Iron surface and right of known as Union Corner ol the said lie auction on the front pin set by this survey, way along any mineral Avenue; thence north Parcel and on the East steps of lhe Meigs passing an Iron pin set seams are reaenred. 78 314 deg. west 79 112 line of said Section 16; CountY Court House lor reference by this Except the weot and feet or the northeast thence South 844.138 on Friday, October 13 1 survey et 30.77 foot; heretofore sold to corner of a lot fo;merly feet along the Eaat line 2006 at t 0:00 a.m. of Thence along a Uno George Leifhtot, Jr. and owned by Frederick ot the aald Section to said day, the following created by this survey Anna. K. Loifhlot, by Elbertleld; thence the point-ol beginning, described real estate. South 79 degrees 30 deed dated February south 116 dog. welt 85 paoalng an Iron pipe minutes ·59 seconds 19, 1906, and recorded teal to Tyler's lot, found at 43.3 teet for EXHIBIT A Situated in the East ·a distance of In Volume 94, Page thence In a ooutheast· reference and an Iron Township of Salisbury, 197.61 foot to an Iron 533, Record of Deeds arty direction along the pin sot at 793.2 feet for llnaofTytor'olot91 feat reference. containing County of Meigs and pin set by this survey; of State of Ohio, and Thence along a line Meigs County, Ohio; to · to the lot formerly 5.486 acres, mOfe or described as follows : created by this survey which reference Is owned by George tess. Bearings are Stone, thence along assumed and are for Being In Section No, South OS degrees 28 hereby made. t 6, town 2, Range t 2 of minutes 45 second.s Except also an ease· said Stone's lot 101 angle measurements The above the Ohio Company 's West a distance of ment and right of way feet to the place ot only. Purchase and begin· 884.86 feet to an Iron 12 feet In width across beginning, being the description Ia based nlng at tho Northeast pin set by this survey: the north aide of aald same real esilta sold on an actual survey on conveyed to April 30, 1995 by corner of a 1 acre par- Thence along a line 8/10 acre lot, which and eel as set out and created by this survey right of way was Benjamin F. Biggs by Robert R. Eason, Ohio ·described In a deed South 30 degree's 00 .heretofore aold and Burt<e Hysell by deed P.S. No. 7033. The Sherlll Salea Cue Number 06cv054 Wilmington Savlngo Fund Soc Pialntlll vo Timothy & Pamela Bentz Defendants Court of common Pleae, Meigs County, Ohio In pursuance of an order ol sale to me directed from said court lh the above entltied action, 1 will expose to sale at publie auction 011, the front steps of the Meigs County Court House on Friday, Oct. 20, 2006 at 10:00 a.m., of said day, the following doacrlbed real estate: • EXHIBIT "A" · legal Description Situated In Section 116, Town #2, and Range t12 in Sutton Township of Meigs County, Ohio and beglnnlng on the West line of the road which runs parallel to the South line of original Lot #5 et a point a dislance of 22 feet, more or leas, East of the Southe.ast corner of A.C. Coopers Lot or what used to be the same: thence West on the line parallel to the East line ol Cooper's Lot a distance of 413 feet, more or less, to the West line of the SecUon: thence North on said West line a distance of 400 feet, more or 'loss, to the south· west corner of what is or was William Burri; thence on the line parallel to the West line aforesaid, to the West line of the above mentloned road atthe Burri or what used to be Burri's southeasl cornor: thence west on the west line of the said road to the place of beginning. The aforesaid described real estate being located within the boundaries of the Incorporated Village of Racine, Meigs County,- Ohio. Parcel t 19-00091 All of th.e oil, gas and other minerals are reserved to the Sate of Ohlo under the provi· slons ot the law gov· erning the sale by tho State of· Ohio of the school land and leaseo. Reference is made to vol. 163, at page 436 of the deed records of Meigs County, Ohio. 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Will this deal generate any correspondence? Look .only at the West hand . What would you lead againsl five diamonds? Whenever an opponent has a good long minor suit. he Will alway~ be thinking about three no-trump, not five ol his minor. So, wl1en South does not bid three no·trumP over three hearts, it IS almost certain that he does not nave a club stopper Th1s sl1ould persuade West to select the club ace. Although leading from an ace· queen hOlding against a suit contract is not normally recommended , here the bidding suggests that it won't cost a trick. And after two rounds of clubs, South would have to guess the trump suit, which he probably would not do, since taking a fi rst -round finesse is almost twice as 9ood, mathematically speaking, as playing for the drop. But West led the heart five. Declarer took East'S jack with his king and imm ediate· ly drew two rounds of trumps. When the Queen dropped. he pulled East's remain· ing diamond, played a heart to dummy's ace, ruffed a heart. led a spade to the ace, and .threw two losers on the estab· lished hearts to get home witt1 an over· tnck. (He planned a similar approach, including taking the spade finesse. if ttle diamond queen did not appear.) AstroGraph · CELEBRITY CIPHER · by ~uls Campos Cel!!bllty C·pller crypt:Jgrarns are crealed !•om OJOtaMns t~ lamous ~le pasl Ea~n le!lfr 1 ntne Clat1er smnds 101 ano:l'ler ilfl\l ~ r e Swt Taday's clue: Cequals 8 " JLPE TMK FPS SM SLP PEl MN T M K B B M X P , S .G P V A E M S V E I ME. VEl RJGEFI " - YPM L VE F CKROVFYG"V PREVIOUS SOLUTION -"When one tugs at a single thing 1n natwe, he lmds it attached 10 the rest ot the world ."- John MUir ·l::~:~~, S©~<fUlA -It r-Zfis• WOIO UMI - - - - - l<iud ~~ CL&Y I . 'OlllN -......,.--- 0 Reanange lettets of 1he lout sc:•cnnbled wr:tds b& lew ro !orm fo11r simple words ....... <lllrthdaj.': Thursday, Sept. 21, 2006 By Bernice Bade Osol o Art types of roonng' New or Repa1r East Pass Pass Al! pass Two tricks rest on the opening lead G BIG NATE g3 Columbus Rd. North Opening lead : ?? MU~RAY .. ------------·------------- West Pass . 3 • Pass 5 • ~ ~ ATV Pans&. Seovlce Available fi 5 K 10 tAKJ lOHi3 • 9 5 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis Master Certified Mechanics ofo K 6 I A Q J 10 8 2 & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT Public Notice beginning and contalning approximately 10 acres, more or less. Said real estate is subject to all oil and gas lease right of record. Reference is made to deed recorded in Volume 312 page 263 Meigs County Deed Records. Parcel No. 01· 00867.003 Property Address: 39524 Landaker Road, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Current owner: First National Acceptance Company but property is encumbered by a Land Installment Contract, which Is the subject of tho foreclosure action, held by Ronald William Shepard and Mary Patricia Shepard and recorded at Instrument No. 200000004288 OR Book 117, Psge123, of the Mlegs County, Ohl Records of Deeds. Appraised at $18,000 Terms of Sale: Cannot be sold for less than 213rds of the appralaed value. 10% down on the day of sale, cash or certified check, ·bal· ance due on confirms· lion of sale. Robert E. Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff Attorney for Plaintiff, Christopher J . .Kiym, 2444 I Detroit Rd., Westlake, Ohio 44145 (440) 871-8111 (9) 6, 13,20 . South work "Insured" East • Q5 .; Prom pi & quality • AHordable Rates • References Available • Free Esti /nates West <to K J • Q' 5 • r Since 197B · Authorized Service For, QuaUty Work at a Fair Pl1cel All Work Guaranteed! All Makes &. Pickup&. 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GEMINI (May 21 ·June 20 ) - You know bener than 10 air a disagreement between you and yoLir mate In public: ..., yet, unless you keep a lid on your tamper, that's exactly what could happen . It'll add tuel to !he lire. CANCER (June 21-Ju\y 22) - For the sake ol expediency, you could be tempt· ed .to convince others about an idea you 're not completely sold on . Don't adYocate premises that you are not ready 10 endorse yourself. ' LEO (July 23·Aug . 22) - Impatience on your part today could cause you to attempt to launch a new endeavor before you',ve tested it out. Beware: You might r-----RERIC r------,~ ~ II K l E. ~ 0 rl I I l-...1--L-...J......J---l ~ can live· as cheaply as unc, but bQ\h .... 10 ..... " () Cc'""'pil;!l!l !he c~v-:~ e auo1ed bv hilm9 '-..I.....Jl......L-l,_J........J YOU e ~ ~ t!o~ lE'lM1I Halt> GulSf wotm j b~l ew SCRAMLEn AHSWER5 9/iOI(J(• Crulch- Noble -llcllo - -fender - !lOU'lCL An indignant bank cuslomcr approad1c'd the idler. "I want a bank eredil catd.' ' he bdi,JII'cd. " I'm tired of ha~ i ng my check1 flOUNCE." ARLO & JANIS 00~ cOU!>Y CAf GAl> AW~oK 15!J'f f.iJOUGH ! J D~MA!JO AU C4 T; Att Ti/6 77Me/ -:' Jof,ns"' %o SOUP TO NUTZ BILL4 Naf'P lleaT Me OUT foR IHI. L~ST SR:>ToN THE'. 111 th~ rtn~~~ng It o, ueo No ' I' I li'nd yourselt In not water. \VIPlA~iS The newly weili had dinner at~ rcbti,c's house: 111e groom conlidcd U1at, "Two D::>n'; Be 8 C(Sll)D JhS T Be 8 STaR .. BecaLISe \l:<J rnn·T �Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel COLUMBUS (AP) -- Here are the f1rst w~kly lootball computer 'ratings from the Ohio High School Athletic Association for the 2006 season. Ratings are by division and region with record and average bi-level points per game (lop eight teams In each 8Y KRISTIE RIEKEN ASSOCIATED PRESS region advance to regional quarterfinals)· DIVISION I Regton 1-1 , Cleve. St lgnabus (4.0) 10.0300. 2, Mentor (3·1) 8.6910. 3, SeMon (3· 1) 7.9250. 4, BrecksviiJe:.Broactview Hts (3·1 ) 7.3250. 5. Euclid (4..(]) 7.0250. 6. Cleve. South (4..()) 6.3500.7, Glenville Academic Campus (3-1} 6.2000. 8. Eastlake North (3-1) 5.9750. 9, Young. Austintown-Fitch (3·1 ) 5.7670 tO, Lakewood 51. Edward (3· 1) M740. R~lon 2-1 . Cant. Mcl<lnlev (4·0) 10.2340. 2, Mass. Perry (4·0) 9.5500. 3, Fremont ROllS (4-<J) 9.5250. 4, Elyria (4-0) 9.4250.' 5, BrunswK:k (4-0) 9.2250. 6, Mass. Washington (3·1) 7.4580. 7, Hudson (3·1) 7.2000. S. Mansfield Senior (3·1) 6.9500. 9. Medina &-2) 6 .3000. 10, Mass. Jackson (2-2) 5.8000. Region ~1 , lancaster (4-Q) 9.9650. 2, Westerville South (4.()) 9.8750. 3, Upper Arlington (4.0) 8 .5250. 4, Hilliard Davidson {4·0) 8.2480. 5, N&Wari<: (4·0) 18200. 6, Dublin Cottman (3-1) 7.0500. 7, Fairborn (3-1) 6.6750. 8, Galloway Westland (3-1) 6 5750. 9. Gahanna Lincoln (3-1) 6.1250. 10. Grove City (2·2) 5.1750. Region 4-1 , Cin. Glen Esle {Jl-·0) 11 .3250. 2, Cin . Sycamore (4·0) 10.9000. 3, Clayton Northmont (4·0) 10.2500. 4 , W. C1'1ester Lakota W. (4·0) 9 .3250. 5, Cin. St. (3~1) 9.0650. 6, Cln . Elder (3·1) 8.5630. 7, Cin. Colerain (4-0) 8.3460. 8. Cin. LaSalle {3-1) 7.5000. 9, Cin. Anderson (3·1) 7.0000. 10, KeHering Fairmont (3·1) 6 5500 . • DIVISION II Region !>-1 , Mayfield ('1-0)9.7250. 2. Parma Padua(4-0) 8.8750 . 3(tK>), Olmsted Falls (4-o), Kent Roosevelt (4·0) 8.4500. 5, E. Cleve. Shaw {3·0) 8.2776. 6. Chesterland W. Geauga (4-0) 8.2250. 7, Maple Hts. (4-0) 7.2290. 8, Tallmadge (3·1) . 7.2250. 9, Macedonia Nordonia {3- 1) 7.1750. 10, Twinsburg (3-1) 6.4250. ~lon 6-1 , Tol. Cent. Cath. {4~) t 1.0260. 2, Lewis Center Olentangy (4-0) 9.9000. 3, Ashland (4-0) 9.0750. 4, Wapakoneta (4-0) 8.9750. 5, Otentangy Liberty (4-0) 8.7750. 6. Sylvania Southview (3-1) 7.0500. 7, Tiffin Columbian (3-1) 6.7250. 8, Whitehouse Anthony Wayne (3·1) 6.6250. 9, Avon Lake (3-1) 5.5500. 10, PiClua (31) 4.9750. . Region 7- 1, Pickerington Central (4-0) 8.5000. 2, Chillicothe (3-1) 7.9500. 3, New Philadelphia (4-0) 7.9250. 4, Cols. St. Charles (4·0} 7.2000. 5, Pataskala Watkins Memorial (4-0) 6.9250. 6, Canfield (3-1) 6.8000. 7, Cots. Watterson (3-1) 6.4250. 8, Cols. Marion Franklin {3-1) 5.3500. 9, Alliance (3·1} 5.3390. 10, Young. Aayen (3-1) 5.1000. Region 8-1 , New Carlisle Tecumseh (4-0) 9.0750. 2, Day. Carroll (4·0) 8.4500. 3, Harrison (3~1) 8.1500. 4, Gin. Winton Woods (3·1) 7.9750. 5 (tie), Trenton Edgewood (3-1), Cin . Turpin (3-1) 6.5000.. 7, Trotwood-Madison (3·1) 6.3970. 8, Kings Mills Kings (3·1) 6.2750. 9, Day. Col. White (3-1) 5.9759. 10, Mt. Orab Western Brown (31)5.9500. DIVISION Ill 9--1 , Niles McKinley (4~) 7.7500. 2, Chagrin Falls (3-1) 7.2500. 3, Rocky River (3·1) 5.4750. 4, Cuya. Falls Walsh Jesuit (3-1) 5.4640. 5, Hubbard (3-1) 5.2250. 6, Akron Coventry (3-1) 5.0000. 7, Aurora (3· 1) 4.8500. 8, Akron East (3-1) 4.6750. ~ion 9, Corlland Lakeview (2·2)4.5500. 10. Young . Liberty (4-0) 4.5000. Region 1G-1, Archbishop Alter (4-0) 9.6000. 2, Sunbury Big Walnut (3-1) 8.2500. 3. Eaton (4-0) 7.4000. 4, Napoleon (4-0) 7.0000 . 5, Urbana (4·0) 6.4750. 6, Sandusky Perkins (4-Q) 5.8750. 7, Bellevue (3-1) 5.62SO. 8 (tie), Kenton (3-1), Spring. Shawnee (3-1)5.0000. 10, Lima Shawnee(3·1) 4.7500. I Region 11-1 , Cambridge (4-0) 8.7340. 2, Steubenville (4-0) 8.6600. 3, Dover (4-0) 8.4750. 4, Canl. South (3-1) 7.3500. 5. Beloit West Branch (3-1) 6.6500. 6. Millersburg W. Holmes (4-0) 6.5000. 7, New Concord John ·Glenn (3-1) 6.3500. 8, NeWark licking Valley (3-1) 6.3250. 9, Lisbon Beaver (S-1) 6.1750. 10. Medina Buckeye (3-1) 4.6750. Roglon 12-1. Cin. Indian Hill (4-0) 9.7000. 2, Cols. DeSales (4-0) 8.8250. 3, Waverly {4-0) 6.9500. 4, Be)(ley (4-0) 6.9000. 5, Lane. Fairfi81d Union (3·1) 6.8500. 6, New Albany (3-1) 5.2500. 7, Goshen (3- 1) '5. 1750.8, Gall. GaHia Acad. (3·.1) 4.8100. 9, McConnelsville MOrgan (2·2) 4.1250. 10, Circleville (3-1) 4.0750. DIVISION IV . Region 13-1, Young. MOOney (4·0) 9.2750. 2, Perry (4-0) 7.1000. 3, Trinity (3-1) 6.7040. 4 (tie), Orrville (3-1), Young . Ursuline (3-1) 6.3000. 6, Mass. Tuslaw (4-0) 5.7750. 7, Brookfield (3-1) 4.9750. 8, Gnad. Indian Valley (3·1) 4.6750. 9, Cuya. Falls Cuya. Valley Christian (3-1) 4.4500. 10, Cant. Cent. Cath. (2"·2) 4.0480. Region 14-1 , W. Milton Milton-Union (4-0) 7.3600. 2, Coldwater (4-0) 7.3000. 3, Oak Harbor (4-Q) 7.1750 4, Highland (4·0) 6.4250. 5. Tontogany Otsego (3-1) 6.2000. 6, Huron (4-0) 5.6000. 7, Elyria Catholic (4·0) 5.0750. 8, Milan Edison (3·1) 4.9500. 9, Lewistown Indian take (3-1) 4.2000. 10, Upper Sandusky (2-2) 3.6250. Region 15-l Bellaire (4-;0) 10.3750. 2, )Nilliamsport West1all (4-0) 8.2250. 3. New Lexington (4·0) 7.5000. 4, Cols. Eastmoor Acad. (3· 1) 5.9500. 5, Pomeroy Melga (4-0) 5.8870. 6, Ironton (3·1) 5.7600. 7, Martins Ferry (4·0) 5.4370. 8, Chill. Unioto (3· 1) 5.3500. 9, St ClairSVIlle (3-1) 4.6750. 10, Ironton Rock Hill (3-1) 4.6500. Region 16--1, Plain City Jonathon Alder (4-0) 7.7.250. 2, Clarksville Clinton-Massie (4.0) 6.8000. 3, Blanchester (4·0) 6.5750. 4, Monroe Lemon-Monroe (3·1) 5.4000. 5, Cln,. Deer Park (3· 1) 5.3500. 6, Gin. Wyoming (3-1)4.8000. 7. Cin. Finneytown (3-1) 4.7500. 8, Cln. N. College Hill (3- 1) 4.5650. 9, Brookville (3-1)4.1750. 10. Dayton Oakwood (3-1) 4.0750. ' DIVISIONV Region 11-1 , Smithville (4-0) 7.9250. 2, Barnesville (4-0) 7.5750. 3, N. lima S. Range (4-0) 7.1250. 4, W. Salem NW (4-0) 6.5500. 5, Lisbon David Anderson {4·0) 6.5000. 6, Columbiana Crestview (3·1) 6.3500. 7, Warren Kennedy (4·0) 5.9000. B, Louisville Aquinas{4·0) 5.7500. 9, w. Lafayette Ridgewood (4-0) 5.6750. 10, Kirtland (3-1) 5.4750. Region 18-1 . Bedford Chanet ·(4·0} 7.9250. 2, Sherwood Fairview (4·0) 6.6250. 3, Delta (4·0) 6.6000. 4 (tie), Hamler Patrick Henry (4·0), Del. Tinora (3· 1) 6.2250. 6, Def. Ayersville (4·0) 5.7000. 7, Bucyrus Wyntord {3- 1) 5.1250. 8, Columbia Station Columbia (3-1) 5.0250. 9, Metamora Evergreen (3-1) 4.7000. 10, Gates Mills Gilmour Acad. (3-1)4.5000. Region 19--1 , Cols. Ready (4·0) 6.9750. 2, West JeHerson (3-0) 6.6136. 3, Centerburg (3·1) 6.2500. 4, Lucasville Valley (4-0) 5.7060. 5, Amanda-Ciearcreek {31) 5.2000. 6, Minlord (3·1) 5.1250. 7. Johnstown-Monroe (3-1) 4.8500. 8, Ball. Liberty·Union (3·1) 4.4500. 9, Nelsonville-York p· t )4.2250. 10, Glouster Trimble (3· 1) 4.1500. Roglon 26-1, Reading (4-Q) 8.6000. 2, St Henry (4•0) 7.4750. 3. Lafayette Allen East (4·0) 7.0000. 4, Marion Pleasant (3-1) 6.1750. 5, Versailles (3-1} 5.3750. 6, Tipp City Bethel (4-D) 4.9750. 7, Bluffton (3·1) 4.9720. 8, Delphos Jefterson (3·1) 4.8000. 2006 Cincinnati tops Hous~on 5-4 First OHSAA computer ratings Xavier Wednesday, September 20, www.mydailysentinel.com HOUSTON Aaron Harang wasn't too worried that it took six tries for him to get his 14th win. He knew it would come sooner or later. Chris Denorfia hit a tworun homer and Ryan Freel had a two-run double to back a strong start· from Harang and lead the · Cincinnati Reds to a 5-4 victory over the Houston Astros on Tuesday night. Harang (14-11) allowed eight hits and three runs in 7 2-3 innings, striking out five without a walk. It was his team-high 33rd start and his first win since Aug. 20. '"This late in the season you're not going to be as sharp as you were in April and May," said Harang, who improved to 4-0 against Houston this season. "It's just the griri<) of September. Yo~j've got to find a way to get it done. I know if I'm in there seven or eight innings every night I'm doing the job." Denorfia hit his first homer of the season, and second of his career, in the second inning to give the Reds a 2-1 lead. "I didn't think 'it was out," Denorfia said. "I think it maybe cleared it by three inches, but that's enough." Freel extended the lead to 4-1 with his double in the fifth and Adam Dunn then drove him in with a single. David Weathers got the last four outs for his 11th save. " It was really big for Aaron to pitch as well as be did," Reds manager Jerry Narron said. "It's taken him a while to get to 14. But he· s had a great year no matter what." The Reds improved to I 04 against the Astros, marking the first time since 1995 they have won I 0 games against Houston . Luke Scott had three RB!s for I he Astros. With a runner on in the bottom of the first, Scott hit a ball into the gap in leftcenter that center fielder Freel couldn't come up with. Freel threw if toward the infield and the ball took a bad hop before striking second baseman Brandon Phillips in the left eye. Phillips who was standing in the infield near second base, fell to the ground on his hands and knees and stayed there for a couple of minutes. He then sat down on the field while trainers attended to him. Narron said "everything was hazy" for Phillips when he left. He was taken to a hospital where an optic CT scan was normal as was an eye test. He is listed as day - to-day. Scott added a solo homer in the sixth inning and a run-scoring double in the eighth that made it 5-4 . Astros rookie Matt Albers (0-2) started in place of Andy Pettine, · who was ~ late scratch so he could be with his ailing father. ln just his second start, Albers allowed six hits and five runs in 4 2-3 innings. He learned that he would pitch in the middle of batting practice. · "l d\dn 't have time to get nervous," he said. Houston manager Phil Garner thought Albers "did pretty good." "1 think maybe he made two pitches that kind of hurl him that looked like they were mistakes," he said. Houston's Adam Everett · homered in the· fifth. · Note.s: Pettine is to start Thursday and Roger Clemens' last home start of the season remains set for· Wednesday. Harang extended hi s streak of games with three or less walks to 78. ... Red s C Jason LaRue extended his season-high hittin g streak to six games with a single in the fifth. ... Astros 1B Lance Berkman walked in 'the eighth, hi s 679th to ' move past Joe Morgan for fifth place on the Astros alltime lisL Browns' McCutcheon out for year CLEVELAND CAP) Browns cornerback Dayton McCutcheon will miss the rest of ·the season with a knee injury, another blow to Cleveland's depth and leadership and more bad news ·for its banged-up secondary. The 33-year-old McCutcheon returned to practice las! week for the first time since undergoing surgery on his right knee in July. However, he hasn't shown enough progress and the Browns had little choice hut to place him on injured reserve Tuesday. The club also signed rookie nose tackle Babatunde Oshinowo from the practice squad to the active roster, and signed wide receiver Kendrick Mosley to the practice. squad. A third-round pick by the expansion Browns in 1999, McCutcheon has been one of Cleveland's steadiest players .. He and kicker Phil Dawson are the only players remaining from the '99 sq uad. Southern from Page Bl Rashell Boso had four blocks, was 7-9 spiking and had two dinks. Federal Hocking won the reserve game in three sets 25-14,20-25, and 25-18. I. Butcher had ten, and H. McKibben had eight for the winners. For Southern, Lindsay Teaford had nine, Kasey Turley had nine, Samantha Patterson six, and Katie Woods had five . · Southern goes to Trimble Thursday. 9(11e), Waynesville (3·1). West Liberty-Salem (3· 1) 4.2750. DIVISION VI Region 21-1, Columbiana (4-0) 6.8750. 2, Cle\le. Cuya. Hts. (3·1) 6.5750. 3, Lucas (4-0) 5.7500. 4,, Mineral Ridge (3·1) 4.6500. 5, Mogadore (3· 1) 4.5250. 6, Salineville Southern (3·1) 4.5000. 7. Windham (3·1) 4.3250. S, Youngstown Christian Schoo (4· 0)4.2500. 9. Cleve. His. Lutheran E. (4-0)4.2140. 10, McDonald (3· 1)4.1750. Region 22-1, Bascom Hopewell-loudon (4·0) 6.7250. 2, Sycamore Mohawk (3-1) 6.3500. 3, Moni'Oe\lllle (3·1) 5.1250. 4. Tot Christian (4-0) 5.0600. 5, Me Comb (3-1) 4.7250. 6, Oregon Stritch (3·1) 4.2000. 7, Antwerp (3-1) 4.0750. a (tie). Greenwich S. Central (3·1), Van Buren (3·1 ) 4.0250. 10, W. Unity Hilltop (3·1) 3.6850. Region 23--1 . Lane. Fisher Cath. (4-0) 6.1750. 2, Bealls\lille (4-0) 5.7580. 3, Sugar Grove Berne Union (3·1) 4.9000. 4, Danville (3-1) 4.5250. 5, Shadyside (3-1) 4.3900. 6. Old Wash . Buckeye Trail (3-1) 3.8610. 7, Waterford (3-11 3.8210. 8. Zanes. Rosecrans (3·1) 3.7250. 9, Crown City S. Gallla (3·1) 3.6960. 10, Racine SOuthem (3-1) 3.6850. Region 24-1 . Spring. Cath. Cent. (4-0) 7.6000. 2. Oola Hardin Northern (4·0) 6.0000. 3, Mechanicsburg (3- 1) 5.7530. 4, N. Lewisburg Triad (4·0) 5.6000. 5, Coving1on (4-0) 5.4750. 6, Delphos St. John's (3-1) 4.9750. 7, Ada (3·1) 4.7700. 8, Ham. New Miami (3-1) 4.0750. 9, Fort Loramie (3·1) 3.8000. 10, Minster (2-2) 3.3000. Clarett still in thoughts of Buckeyes COLUMBUS (AP) What's brewing today with the 2006 Ohio State Buckeyes ... BUCKEYE BUZZ: A day after former star tailback Maurice Clarett pleaded guilty to three gun-related felonies that resulted in a minimum of 3 1/2 years in prison, several of his old teammates and friends said they still think of him. "[' m praying for him all the time," QB Troy Smith said Tuesday. "It's an unfortunate situation but there's not much myself o~ my teammates can do. Every man chooses his own path. It might not be a good one but he has to live with those situations." Coach Jim Tres'sel said he was hoping Claretl, who Jed the Buckeyes to the 2002 national title;- could tum his life around. "I like to think that he'll have a plan for his growth while he's taking care of those consequences," Tressel said. "And my feelings don't change any for him. ! ·would say this, like any situation that arises, if you'll take it and use it to grow, it's amazing what It can do for you. So my prayer is that he !al<es that time and creates a plan for his life and that he'll have a wonderful life." , INJURY UPDATE: WR Roy Hall should be full-go after seeing a few plays against Cincinnati. He is still coming back from a troublesome liigh-ankle sprain. Backup QB Todd Boeckman is out, after twisting an ankle last week. QUOTABLE: Penn State coach Joe Paterno, asked about past games his teams have played against No. !ranked opponents: "To be fraqk with you, I don't really remember. You guys know more about that stuff than I do: I haven't got time to keep going back, 'Hey, 1912, your first game, Paterno, what did you do?'" Champs Andrew Miller with a 70. Travis Hayton was also disqualified during play. For third . finishing Wellston, Casey Molihan led the Rockets with a 37, followed by L.B. Wilson with a 38, Andy Derrow with a 39, Tyler King with a 42, Todd Kisor with a 44 and Chris Comer with a 53. Meigs will return to action at the Riverside Invitational Saturday in Mason, W.Va. from Page Bl Tyler Andrew' with a 48. Meigs ace Dustin Vanlnwagen wa' disquali fied during the match for 'playing the wrong ball. Belpre was paced by Cooper, followed by Drake Logston with a 37, Bryan Wigel with a 38, Justin Nicholson with a 48 and Southern wins . tri-match over OVCS, Hannan RACINE The Southern Lady Tornadoes swept a non-league trimatch over the Hannan Wildcats and the Ohio Valley Christian Defenders Monday night in Racine. The wins pushed Southern's record to 3-4 overall. Whitney Wolfe-Riffle led the· Southern win over Hannan with 18 points in the two-game set. Southern won 25-16 and 25-9. Amber Hill, Kaylyn Spradling, and Sarah Eddy each had . six poims in the win. , Southern was 'led by Riffle's 18 poims, going 1820, 3-3 spiking, was 6-8 ;assing, three kills and five . Brad Sherman/photo Southern's Emma Hunter spikes the ball during a high school volleybal'l match Monday in Racine. The Lady Tornadoes defeated OVCS and Hannan on the night. saves. Amber Hill had two assists and a block, Sarah · Eddy had five kills, Emma Hunter was 5-7 passing and had two kills, and Stephanie Cundiff and Kasey Turley each had kills. Southern had good efforts from Adelle Rice, Rashell Boso, and Chelsea Pape. Hannan was Jed by Meier with five points, and Celeste Campbell had three. Against OVC, Southern claimed !he 25-6, 25-10 win. Eddy led the charge with 23 points, and Amber Hill added eight. Eddy was 25-25 serving with four aces, four kills, and two dinks; Stephanie Cundiff was 2-6 servi ng, with a 1416 spiking night and tive kills, while Wolfe-Riffle had nine assists. Emma Hunter, Rashell Boso, Adelle Rice, Kaylyn Spradling, Chelsea Pape, and Kasey Turley were all credited with good floor games. Melissa Stump led OVC with five points, . 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