https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/19ce649a75c07b2ab91932f5809722e6.pdf f5e3fcd733afa38735d08e266d6010a3 PDF Text Text ------ ~---- -"\ - .. ' \ Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www .mydailysentinel.com .Tuesday, September 13, 2005- • NW"Sing home owners charged as Louisiana death toll rises sharply, A2 Vick, Falcons soar ~igh above Eagles on·Monday night. ATLANTA (AP) - The of the playoffs two of the last Atlanta Falcons and three years. Philadelphia Eagles couldn't Less than eight months ago. wait to get started 011 their ·the Eagles beat Atlanla 27-10 rematch of the NFC (hampi- for the NFC title in frigid onship game- two players got Philadelphia. kil·ketl out before the "'""c About a half-hour before the kicked off. e opc11ing kickoff'. with thouThen. it was the Falcons whu sands of falls still making their got a bit of payb<Jck. way into.rhc Georgia Dmnc and Michael Y1ck ran for one the players going thmu ~h routul!chdown and ~et up anoth~r tine waQnup{ the teams began with a long pass. c nou~h t\l jawing at each other ncar millgive Atlanta · a 14- I0 v1ctory tic ld. <IVCr the Eagles "" Monday Trotter. lhe Eagles' thrccniuhL lime Pro, Bowl ~ lind>;t(kcr. 'ttcarly. emotions were ntn- apparentl y shoved Mathis, a 11in~ l1igh. Jeremiah Tmtter of backup cornerback . . Mathis the t:agfes.aml Kevin Mathis of responded wnh a punch. Then. til..; Falcons were ejected after a everyone uut mto 1t. sc·ume broke out in pr~game After c'he(king the replay warmups. sening an intcns~ monitor. th~ ofticials kiclicu out tone t(Jr the rest of Ihe ni~ht. Trotter and Mathis -· a ruling The Ea~b , aflcr · fa llin g that definitely favored th~ behind 1-l-0 in the tir.,t quarter. Falcons. Mathi's is a bit player. shut down Yick the re-t of the used mainly in passing situaway. 13tllllley cmitdn' l cnmc all lions, while Trotter anchors the the way ha<:k , !heir fi nal bid middle of· the Philadelphia '"tiling short when Donovan · defense. · M<:N?t bb toi'k a vi(ious !1i1 Second-year player Mike · who got 111 · on 1y 11ree 1 I.rom Rou·1 Coteman. a 1·Oltrt 11- Lab'lllJO. down pass fall ing far short of games as a rookie. made his Terrell Owens streaking down l'irSI cm·ecr st<U1 in place of t h~ sideline with I :33 left. Trotter. Thl· Fakons to<J.k Y . ick kneeled a couple of advantage. rushing for ~00 times 10 111n out the clock, giv- yards. ing the Falcons a vi<.:lory over Warri<:k Dunn led the way the team that knocked them out witt\ I I:1 yards on 20 c<UTies . AP photo Atl anta Falcons quarerback Micahel Vick leaps over the goa t ' lme as he scores a first qua rter touchdown against the Philade lpl1ia Eagles Monday in Atlanta. · Clearly ·fired up by the f)1·eg·,1 • 111e shell,'\11\·g·,ltls - ..·. Atlatlla raced to a two-touchdown lead before the game was 15 minutes old. Yick hooked tip with Michael Jenkins and Alge Crumpler on· a pair of 18-yard pa"es. then tlnished off things with a 7-yard scoring ru n. The elewify ing quarterback took oil. '"'Ound r1'ght end, get~ ling so free that he was able to hold the ball aloft at the 5 and leap over the goal line. The Falcons scored uga in less than 3 minutes later. Vick . lofted a 58-yard pass to Michael Jenkins, who hau led it in just short of the end zone. beating Keith Brooking to the T.J. Duckett wem the rest of the pylon for a 9-yard touchdown. way. bulling over from the L But the Eagles hurt themVick struggled the rest of the selves with some uncharacteosway. throwmg an interception tic plays. Thr~-time Pro Bowl and losing two fumbles. He kicker David Akers mtssed a completed 12 of 23 passes for pair of 49-yard tield goal 156 yards, but did manage. 68 attempts, havmg fai!ed on just ¥ards rtJshmg. . · · live attempts all of last season. The Eagles have b€en Team · Akers did connect on a 44Turmoil since losing ro New yarder ' with 9:20 . leti in the England l\1 the Super Bowl. gmue. Owens demanded a new ,conThen there was McNabb, tract, sulked when he d1dn t get whose night was matTed by an It and began takmg shc;>ts at h1s interception and two . fumbles . _ one an attempted pass in the teammates and coaches. Most notably, he feuded w1th flat that he inexplicably threw M,cNa~b, the two retusmg to backward, allowmg the Falcons e\en talk w1th each other dur- 10 recover what was correctly t~g Ihe preseason though 11 dtd- ruled a lateral. ~ t seem to _affect the1r chemMcNabb might have been · · f I' h ff: f b tal tstry on the held. Owens caught seven passes ~ mg t e e . ects o a . ru for 11 2 yards, but the Falcons flrst-q'!arter hll to. the_nudseckept him out of the end zone. uon by Chad Lavala1s. The Through it all , the Eagles quarterback took q_ff hts paris showed the heart of a team that · and Jersey ~n the s1delme, tryhas played for the NFC cham- mg to regam ht s breath,. and pionship the last four years. Koy Oetme~ went on the field After Duckett's TO, McNabb to start the next posses,s1on. ' went to Owens for a 14-yard. But Detmer d1dn 't ev~n lake gain. then back to him again on a snap. !"'cNabb slowly walked a 16-yard play. Brian on the held, ready to play w1th- . Westbrook, another disgruntled out mt>smg a down. star, got loosefor a I 7-yard run, McNabb was 24-of-45 for then took a short pass 24 yards. 257 yards. not ~etting much Finally, Westbrook made a nice help from a runmng game that catch on a high pass in the flats. managed only 51 yards. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio CLEVELAND (AP) - On their way to Coco Crisp\ locker. a Japanese TV camera crew crossed paths with onL' from Indians J Notebook~ :ill CENTS • Vol. 55. No. 21 Major League Baseball while write r~ from Chil'a!.!O. New l' hi.U ll'CS. Ymk. USA Today and Baseball Manager Eric Wedge sensed Ameri<.:a worked the mom. "~omct~ ing 1~cw during the game Sp<H1s Ill ustrated left Monday as lnd1ans tans. who have been mom mg. slow In believe in this team. came out in force. An, They're all covr rin~ baseannounced crowd of 38.564 ~ ball's blggesl . story. 'A lmost *** overni~ht. the Cleveland 14.000 more than the club's AND THE WINNER IS ... :· Ind ians h:tve become a scnsct- average .- cheered like they As the hottest player on the used tn in p:lsl Octobers at majors' hottest team, Cri·sp was lion. Jacobs Field. named the AL's player of the "It's c·out:· saiu Crisp. "We felt a lot.of electricity in week. . On Sundav n i ~ht. the Indians here laS\· night." 'Wedge said. In six games, he baned a may haw v<ilidateJ S<l!lle of the "We had a lo1 of people here league-hest .57 1 as 1hc Ind ians butldmg hype aboul t h~mwllh a and it felt like a cli!Terent type of •went 7-0. Crisp rai sed his avertlalionally tclntscd I~--l mut of and energy. Our playage 1} points wh ile hitting three electricily Minnesota that cnmp leted a · homers · wirh seven RBis. He lhree-game sweep and all hut ers ICII that... cxting'itished the Twins' playoff . Cle\'eland's players. though. also S(ored eight times ~nd his On Monday. ge neral manager Mark Shapi ro won three coin losses to determine home field in case there is a tie for the AL Central or wild card. If the Indians. who entered Monday night 's game trailin~ Chicago by 5 1/2 games, eaten the White Sox and tlnish tied at the end of the regular season, a one-gan1e tiebreaker to determine the division champion will be played at Jacobs Field. · The Jake would also host tiebreakers. if the Indians fi nished tied with either the New York Yankees or Oakland Athletics tor the wild cafd. '' I got the oppmtunity to call *** 1wo flips," Shapiro sa1d. "The STAY HOT: Right now, the White Sox called the other and Indians can' t see m to lose in all three times it came up heads for us." · anythi ng. 29 total bases were a maJor league high. Crisp entered Monday night 's game with an extra-base hil in each of his past eight games. The Indians had six players nominated for· last week's award. Cri sp is the third Cleveland player to be honored this season, joining Travis Hafner and Victor Martine~ . In his last 10 games, Crisp is baiting .475 and he came into the week eighth in the league in a.verage (306), tied for third in doubles (38), and his .34 I average vs. ri ght-handers is tops in the teague. MODEL LT 1042 $1,599* • Meigs nets TVC Ohio win over Wellston .. See Page 81 BY BETH SERGE!'IT BSERGENT@MYDAILVSENTIN ELCOM RACINE - Some bids for Racine' s new water treat ment facility and water wells were awarded while others were tabled last night at a recessed meeting of Racine Village Coun ci l. Conce rning the new water treatment facility and tank the followi ng bids were awarded: for division ·A, Ro,es Excavating, ·$406,735; for division B, Mid-Atlantic ~our MODEL GT 2554 $3,999* en1ine • 42" twin-blade deck • Serviceable hydrostalic transmiuion local re1a1ler Ieda y V-Twin OHV engine • 54' triple-blade deck • Heavy-duty shalt drive engineering con trac t for a wa ter tine expansion 10 serve tlmsc resident s. At Momllly's regu lar council nieetirig. Becky Hay s of Floyd Browne Group. the vii- · !age's ~ng) neer ing firm. discus.,ed the stat us of funding r,,. the proicct. and presented '' 5.>7..,011 eng ineeri ng contral·t b~twec· n the village and the en~incerin g finn . Mll!licipal ~'' at er se rvi ce was promised Hobson resident~. ;J\ong with other villa!..!l' se rvices. when the vil- • Rutland Club · members hear about . . Beth sargent/photo flowers of a fading Meigs Elementary K-5 art teacher, Jan Haddox created th is eight-foot-high by 10-foot-wide mural which witt be displayed above the trophy case in the school's main foyer. The theme of the mural is "Accomplis hing Dreams·Thru Education" and is meant to season. ·See Page A3 inspire students with 'the Idea that they can be anyth ing they want to be when they grow up if they apply themselves. "Education • Family Medicine. is a vehicle," said Haddox as he stood in front of the mural depicting ast ronauts, teachers , architects and doctors . See Page A3 -----'------------------------------------------• Local Briefs. See Page A5 • For the Record. about new serv ices offered at motion. She ca lled P.VH's Midd leport Cl inic to induck BY BETH SERGENT See Page A5 BSERGENT@MYDAILYSE NTI NEL.COM the Middleport branch. website a vital n.1cdia tool weekly visits from obstetrics • Lyons completes basic . Leach said she was proud which is one of many to get and gynecological physic~<UI> POMEROY - Director of of her marketing depart- · the word out abou t satellite Mark Nolan and Mkhacl training. See Page A5 Marketing and Public · Corbin . Nolan and Corbin. • Marshals give $10,000 · Relations for Pleasant Valley ment's ability to create award clinics, health fairs, doctors who practice in West Virginia. Hospital Amy Leach visited winning, in-house ads such and fundraiscrs. to cabbie who turned in After Leach spoke, Jeff are current ly wailing on their the Meigs County Chamber as the "I Believe" and fugitives. See Page A6 Fleck, business development Ohio medical licenses. of Commerce's business - " Miracle" commercials. Chamber coordinator. Erin V-Twin OHV enaine • 44~ side dischaJge 1 • 27 HP' Kohler• Command" V-Twin OHV engine • 60" Command Cut System" 3~year limited warranty*** SPECIALFINANCING AVAILABLE. 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Those households are slilt without wate r service, exccpl for a handfu l who ha ve co nnected to the Gall ia Cou nty Rural Water system. Accordi ng to Hay>. the proposed 1\';ttcr line ex pansion will pnll·idc llater service to appw.\i nw tely 5ll residctHs 111 15 households . The INSIDE · • 20 HP' Kohler• Command" J. REED MIDDLEPORT Middleport Vi llage Counci l took a first ' tep in fulfilling a prom ise to Hobson residents Monday c\'ening, signing an • 23 HP' Kohter• Command• euttlns deck • Smart Jet" deck wish ZERO INTEREST AND ZERO PAYMENTS FOR & MONTHS" $7,499* BY BRIAN BR EEO@MYDAILVS ENTINEl.COM . Page A5 • Gladys Deem, 89 • Mary Branch Doer1er, 74 V1s1l your loca l re-talie today TANK" M60·KH W!QE TRACK Middleport approves engineering for Hobson water • expansiOn . . MURAL FOR MEIGS ELEMENTARY OBITUARIES ' $3,599* Storage Systems, $502,870; attend the next meeting ·holes for the two new water they may n~ol , need all of the for division E, Microcom scheduled for 7 p.m. on Sept. we ll s for the village. The bid money and are allowing for Inc ., $63,450. . 19. Council also requested was the lowest or three bids. overag~s on lhc projed. The Tabled bids were in reference their vi ll age solicitor be pre- Ohio Drilling has been in funding mu st be in . place to divisions C and D which are sent for the meeting. busi ness since I907 and has before the m n.,truction can the construction of the actual Council lias questions prev iou.sly done work within begin nn the water treatment water treatment plant and elec- about references on subcon- the vi llage. , facil ity in October. trical respectively. tractors. back up generators. Council passed Resolution During open di sctJs-;ion Counci l fell that before bids ·what type of fi lter system that 589 which will begin the Counci lman Ga ry Freeman were awarded in di visions C will be used at the new water process of securing the vi l- sugge:-~ t ed orga niLin g a work and D that representatives treatment faci lity and if the lage's portion of the f~nding · detail to put the annex buildfrom its engineering firm village can negotiate with the for the new wa ter treatment ing:s '' furnace into the Strand and Associates along su b contractors. plant. The vi llage plans to municipal bui ld ing 111 anticiwith a representative from A bid of $6.590 from Ohio take out a ·Joan with the Ohio pation of v,:inter. The annex Downing Construction (low Drilling of Mass(in was Water Develo pment Authori ty Please see Racine, AS bidders for division C) should approved for drillin g test fo r around $500,000 Lhough • 19 HP' Kohler• Courage"' ZERO INTEREST AND ZERO PAYMENTS FOR & MONTHS " Z· FORCE• 44 w\<w.mydailyscntincl.rum *** BASELINES: LHP Cliff Lee is 30-12 the past two seasoils and his .7 I4 winning percentage is second to . only Minnesota's Johan Santana (. 717) among major league pitchers with at least 30 decisions. The last Indians pitcheno lead the league in winning percentage was Charles Nagy ( 175), who won 80 percent of his games in 1997 .... The Indians recalled RHPs Fausto Carmona .and Jason Davis from Triple-A Buffalo. Carmona was up tor one day em· tier thi s season while Davis was back for his tourth sti nt. "It's great to be back, especially no\\'," said Davis, who began the season on Cleve land'~ roster before being sent down. ZERO INTERESTAND ZERO PAYMENTS FOR & MONTHS" V1S1l \\' EDNI·.Sil.\Y, SEPTEl\IUER q, 2005 Racine awards bids ·ror water treatment plant SPOR,TS . aren' t getting <.:aught up in the ,mention. They're aware of their place in the standings. hut the lnd i<ms know th at to make the postseason they can' t atlord any slipups in 1he final few weeks. "The focus has to remain on laking care of ourselves." Wedge said. "They know if we take care of our own backyw·d, good things wi II happen ... . ' Indians finally getting attention they deserve as they fight for Wild.Card . ,, PVH donates to youth football league, As afternoon and several activities, suc h as street entertainment and holiday mu sic. are POMEROY - Ways of bei ng planned. • .increasing interest in the hi sIt was noted durin g the torical downtown of Pomeroy meeting that the ornaments were discussed at 1\lesda)"s featuring etchings ,of the new meeting of the Pomeroy bridge undec construction and the 1928 one schedu led for Merchants Association. · A walki ng tour has tenta- demolition in 2007, are availlive ly been set for Nov. 5. able for sale at banks and Susan Clark, -chairman, has businesses in town . Tire cost alrea~y talked : with Michael · is $8 and the proceeds go into Gerlach about providing a Pomeroy' s downtown beauticommentary on the architet- tication projects. , Erin Roush of the Meigs ture of !he buildings and the Chamber of businesses they have housed Countv ov.er the past century' during Comnierce reported that the the tour. flags whi ch will be used by A comm ittee from the merchants to denote a busiMerchants group will meet ness is open will be ready later this month with Gerlach later this week. She noted that to work out details of the three extra ones have been program which is geared to made up over. those ordered kickoff the holiday shoppi11g and are for sale t-o merchants. season. . It was reported that Bob Emergency Again this .Year the annual Byer, Christmas parade with the Management Agency direcarrival of Santa Claus will be' tor; and his daughter, Mary held on the Sunday following Byer Hill, -are in the process Bu sinesses of preparing kits to be sent .to Thanksgiving. Will observe open ho~ ses that Katrina victim,_ RolL-;h · spoke ahout a Hob>< HI D1·ive and Leading Creek Road. The npansion wilt require permits fr rm1 NorfolkSout hern and the Ohio of Dcpmtment Tramponation. since 1he new waterline will cross both the railroad 1rads and Ohio 7, Ha y!'i said . • Floyd Browne Group esti- Ill'\' I Please see PVH, AS Piease see Hobson, AS It's a mystery Contribut ions can be · left with Byer at hi s office in the annex on Mulberry Heights. or with Hill. a1 her em ploy ment in the Meigs County Courthouse. · A report was give n by Peggy Barton, treasurer. .on the sa le of ducks for the Sternwhee l Riverfest derbv Saturday., Sept. 24. a projec1 of the Merchants Association. "Adoption'' papers for the numbered ducks are available ill several downtown businesses a11d from Association members. The cost of adopting a duck is $5. The owner of the duck crossing 1he finish line lirst -will win $I ,000 in Chamber bucks which ca n be spent with any of more than I 00 members Qf the Meigs Chamber of County Commerce. Second J)rize is a $500 savings bon.d given by Farmers , Bank. lhird is a $200 saving s Char1ene Hoenlch / photo bond from Ohio· Valley Is it a toadstool, mushroom or JUSt a puff batt? Jerry Rought of Bank , and fourth a $75 sav -. Lincoln Hill. ·Pomeroy, who found 1t one morning in his back yard ings bond from People's doesn' t know. It's heavy. spongy and looks somewh<Jt like a skull. Here he shows it to Ills great-granddaughter. Abby Ham1tton . Please see Tour, AS ' �- - -· • PageA2 Nursing home owners charged as Louisiana death toll rises sharply to 423 BY ADAM NOSSITER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Public meetings Clubs and organizations -P Photo This undated handout photo released by the Louisiana Attorney General's Office in. Baton Rouge , La., Tuesday of Mabie B. Ma~gano, left, and Salvador A. Mangano. Sr. , who have been charged with 34 counts of negligent hom icide in the deaths of 34 people found at St. Ri ta's Nursing Home in Violet. La., last week. The charges stem from the Mangano's alleged failure to evacuate the nursmg home contrary to the facility's own evacuation plan and in violation of the St. Bernard Parish's mandatory evacuat ion following Hurricane Katrina . ' Cobb said the Manganos were forced to make a di tTisection:, of the ri.lV<.t!.!l'd dtv AP Photo/ The Dallas Morning News, Tom Fox · cult decision as the hurrica ne including the French Qu:ukr and tht! ~.:entral bu~in~~..; dis- Cars sit 111 a flooded parking lo t outside St. Rita's Nursing Home in Chalmette. La ., Wednesday., approached: evacuate the trict - could be reopened Sept. 7. The husband-and-wife owners of St. Rita's were charged, Tuesday with negligent hom i- ' patients. many of th em elderly and on feedin g rubes,_or .during the daytime as early as c1de 111 t11e deat11s of 34 people during the flooding unleashed by Hurricane Katrina. keep them comfortable at the. · Monday. prul'ided the his wife. Mable, were released Luuisian:1 At1t1rney General . . _ · alkd till' .. hlam"· !.:.llllll' •• home through the storm. Environme nti.l l · Protedion "If you pull that trigger too Age ncy finds the ~tir is safl' . · anwn~ ])nlitiL·ian ~. :-.;tying: ··· 1 Charles Foti charged the hus- · 01i $50.000 bond ea(h. Their attomey, Jim Cobb. band-and-wife owners of St. ta~c rcspon. , ihlli ty" fur the soon (on evacuation) those '' \Ve're out L1f nuclear-nisi ... said hi s clients were innocent. Rilu·~ w ith· J4 couniS of neg:.!11\l.'rllllll'llt·, failure. " ' in · people are going to die," mode and into nomml. day-toCobb said tl1ey followed l ige nt homicid~ for not Joing :k.tl in~ \\'1111 the hurrican~:. Cobb said. day cri~i~ mode ." Nagln ~aid . the nursin g home's evac uarnm~ to save th ei r elderly The' death trill from Tammy Da ig le , a nurse · Entergy-New Orkans ..;;lid tion plan that had been fi led pat icn ts. Hurri c:t ne Katrina climbed who worked at the home. also it hatl restored puwcr tu 7:0 wit h officials, and he hlamed ·'The pathetic th ing in this sa id the owners had been percent of the 1. 1 mil lion 111nrL' th;m SO percl.'nt in a :-.inthe St. Bernard Parish o iTi ~ case wa_ , that they were asked worried about trying to evac~k day Tuc,day to -123. custome rs that were !Jut ,11th,· cia is for not ens uring the plan if they wanted to move them uate some residents of the height of the storm. And inL·Iuding .]a'\t week's grisly home who they knew wouldDefense Secretarv Dunald H discm c·ry of 34 dead patients and they did not," Fori said. was proceeding. "They sat and waited for a n't survive the move . 'They were warned repeatedly Rurnsfeld said tllost of the a11tl 'talT members at St. Tom · Rodri gue. whose mandatory evacuation order milili.lry':\ search anJ n:..,n1c Rita\ nursing home in the that this storm was coming. In town of Chalmctll' in harrJ-il it effect. their inaction resu lted from th e officials of St. mother was among the dead, work was complete. in the deaths of these people.'' Bernard Parish that never was sti II angry and near tears. . President Bush also put :t St. Bernard Pari'sh. ' ''She de served the chance, Salvador A. Mangano and came," he said . In t.he nursin g home ca:-;c. final word Lll l what lw had Bush vows not to waver in Iraq, issues .warning to Syria,-meets with China's leader BY TERENCE HUNT AP WHITE HO USE CORRESPONDENT NEW YORK - President .Bush won a -p ledge from ·Chinese Pres ident Hu .li nt;Hl ·· to step up pressure on, No rth Korea to ahandon its n11ckar weapons. but the two lcatkrs apart Tut.:-..Uay over whe ther to seek international sanction s against Iran. The two ieaders met here as ta lks resoined in Beijing aimctl a1 persuading North Korea 10 aband'on its noclear weapons. Bush said his discussions with Hu ranged from how to ·prevent <m avian llu pandemit: to economic matter ~ and feared nuclear proliferation in North Korea ~nd Iran. He seemed pleased when Hu said. "We stand ready to step up our communication and cooperation" to gain fresh progress in negotiations with Nonh Korea. While offering help on Nonh Korea. Hu did not embrace a U.S. proposal to bring Ira11 Qefore the U.N. Security Council for possible sanctions for its suspected nuc lear 1 . yo u know. to be resc ued instead of having to drown like a rat," he told CNN. In adUition to St. Rita's, the attorney general said he is investigating the discovery of rrwre than 40 corpses at fl ooded-out Memorial Medical Center in New Orleans. A hospital official. said . the I06-degree heat in side the hospital as the patient s waited for days to be eva~ uated probably contributed to the deaths. Even though the airport and waterfront were running at just a fraction of their capaci ty, the sy mbolic impor~ tance was not lost on a city . that only days before had all but collapsed into looting and desperation. Roberts rebuffs Democrats' questions in confmnation hearing "I will be my own man," he nistic day in the wi'tness chair. AP SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Appearing · before the said later in a daylong session Senate Jud iciary Committee, that Republicans said had firmWASHINGTON - Chief he sa id past Supreme Court ly established his prospects for Justice-nominee John Roberts rulin gs caiTy weight, includ- swift confi rmation. repeatedly refused to answ.er ing the Roe v. Wade decision The 50~year- old appeals questions about abortion and that legali zed abortion in co1111judge wid former Reagan other cm1te ntious issues at his 1973. But he quickly bal- administration lawyer fielded confirmat io n· hearing anced that by adding that the questions about dozens of legal Tuesday, telling frustrat ed same principl e allows for precedents without benetit of notes. His wife. Jane Robens, Democrats he would not dis- overturning rulin gs, as well. Over and over, he assured also an attorney. sat behind cuss matters that could come· before the Supreme Cou11 . .lawmakers he would be gu id- him, Ilanked by a delegation of " I think nominees have to ed by his understanding of aide' the White Houses assemdraw the line where they are the facts of cases, the law and bled to assist hiln . Robens !lashed hi s wit occa-, most co mforta ble,'' said the Constitution , not by hi s sionally, antiouncing with a · · Roberts, who also side- p~ rsonal views. " My faith and my religiou s smile that he had reconsidered stepped questions about civil heliefs do not play role," his long-ago Sllppon for term ri ghts, voting rights and the limits of presidential power in added Robert s, who is limits for judges. If confirmed. his appointment will he for life. a long, occasionally antago- Catholic. . Bv DAVID ESPO a - - - -- WednesdaJ>, Sept. 14 TUPPERS . PLAI NS Eas tern At hletic Boosters, 6:JO p.m.. Eastan Hig h Schoo l. All parr n·rs and coaches urged· to aLtcnu Thursday, Sept. is · RAC INE -Ohi o River Producers, 7 p:m., Southern Vo-Ag room. POMEROY - Meigs COLtn ty Retifed Teachers Association, noon luncheon at Trinity Churc h. Speaker on promoting Meigs Count y. barbershop quarte t mu sical p1'ogram. Members in vited to !')J'ing guests. Schoo l supplies collected. Call 99232 14 or 378-6294 for lunch reserva tions. RACINE - Regular meetIng of Pomeroy -Ra ci ne . Lodge #164, F&AM. with . work in Enteretl Apprentice . ucgrec. Refreshments·. Friday, Sept. 16 POMEROY Meigs County Cance r Initiative will meet at I :30 p.m. i_n the conference room at the Meigs Cou nty Senior Center. Call 992-6626. Tuesday, Sept. 20 MIDDLEPORT Brooks-Grant Camp Sons of Union Veterans of !he Civi l War and Maj. Daniel McCook Circle Lad ies of the Gra nd Army of the Rep ublic. regul~ meeting, 7:15 ·p.m .. Middlepo!1 Masonic Temple. Dr. Carl · Denbow, · hi story professor at Ohio Un'iversity, to speak. Public invited. Homecoming at the Rutland Free Will Baptist Church. Sunday school at 10 a.m carry-i n dinner a(' noon. preaching and e~inging in the afternoon. Jamie Fortner. pastor. POMEROY - Mt. Hermon Uniied -Brethern in · Christ C hurch , I :30 p.m. homeco ming with gue st singers. ''U niquely His." RACINE - Homecoming at the Mt. Moriah Church of God. Mile Hill Road, Racine. Dinner at noon. Rev. Herman Stewmt of Oak Hill will he preaching, and there will he spec ial singi ng. Homecomings Saturday, Sept. 17 PORTER - Special se rvice. 6:30 p.m Clark Chapel Freewill Baptist ·Church. Preaching by Mik e Marmond, singing by Everett Kemper. . Sunday, Sept. 18 RA CIN E - Homecoming at Mt. Moriah Church or God, Mill Hill Rd. , Racine. noon. with dinner at Preaching by · Re v. Herma n Stewart of Oak HilL Special singing. POMEROY - Zion Chu rc h o f Christ annual Homecoming with Sunday school and worship servi ces at 9:30 a.m., followed by a potluck dinner at 12:30. Concert by, Freed By Chri st, a local quartet, ut 2 p.m. · RUTLAND Other events We-d nesday, Sept. 14 POM EROY . - Meigs County Mini sterial AssociatiQn ecumenical service, 7 p.m., Pomeroy Riverfront Am phi theater, in response to the catastrophic· (lestruction and loss of life left by Hurri cane Katrina, "A Shelter in a Time of Storm.'' Pray~r service, information about how co mmunity ca n help victims and begi n healing process. . _ Saturday, Sept. 17 MIDDLEPORT TB Clini c will be at Rejoici ng Life Church , Middleport, 10 a.m. to noon for skin tests. Readi ng will take place on Monday. Reunions Saturday, Sept. 17 RA CINE - Fink family reunion, noon , Star Mill Park. Racine. Family i1nd friend wekomc. • Sunday, Sept. 18 RACINE Oscar Reed/Charles Hysell reunion wi ll be held at I p.m. at the Star Mill Park, Racine. Take a covered dish and dessert. There wi ll be a white ele phanr auction, and games. RACINE- Gideon Roush reunion at Star Mill Park in Racine . Dinner at ., p.m. Take covered dish. Auc tion will follow dinner. Church events . triday; Sept. 16 MIDDLEPORT The Hill smen Quartet of Pri nceton, W. Va. will be at the Middleport church of the Nazarene adt 7 p.m. Public invited to attend and enjoyment refres hments following gospel sin g. Saturday, Sept. 17 HARTFORD Benefit sing for the Fall . Harves t Gospel Sing at Church of Ch ri st in Christian Union , Hartford . W. Va., 7 p.m. Si ngers will be Evelyn Roush Family, Henry and Hester Eblin, New Ci ty Singers and Brian and Family Connections . Rutland Club members hear about flowers of a fading season RUTLAND - A program on summer tlowers wa s pre -. scn ted at a rece nt meeting of the RutlunrJ Ga rd en Club held at the home ol Chelcie Ste~1rn s. . Pmiline Atkins cunducted the meeting which opened with devotions by Sterns titled " Wait for the Lord ." For ro ll ca ll members answ ,~ red wi th how they had he Iped a 4-h member. The Mei_gs Cou nty fair · llower show was dis.:ussed as was plans for the upcoming Chrisima s . !lower show, the plans for whi ch will be an nounced at a county meeting to be held in October. The next reg10 nal meeting will be held in Gall ipolis, but before that. a regional board meeting will be held at Chester. The 'traveling prize furnished by Stearns was wo n by Marjorie Ri ce. Betty Lowery will furnish the prize for the ne xt meeting. PageA3 For the program Stearns gave "Go Ahead. Be Nasty to your Nasturtiums." She sa id "turn yo ur back on nastur~ tiums and they' ll ·thank you for it with pl enty of bright beautiful blo>Soms. Too much fertilizer and water can • diminish their hea ut y, and excess nitrogen can lead to lots of leaves but no tlowers." - Sterns desc ribed the nasturtium as a native of South America with a pungent pleasant scent which was a favo rite in Thomas Jefferson' Monti cello gardens. Coming in fiery shades of yellow to red and soft hues like cream and · apricot, the !lowers are funnel-shaped, ran ge from tall to dwarf in heig ht, like full sun. and thrive in most any type of garden soi l. When not treated with chemicals the plants are edible. There are 50 vari~ti es of nasturtiums. Marjorie Rice talked about cutting !lowers for arrangements. "Cutting tlowers fro m a home , garden doesn't requi re th e sk ill of a niastc r." she sa id . "Ju st cut th e blooms, put the stems in warm water immediately, and then re-cu t the stems when you get ready to ·make an garde n photography we re presented. A flowe r photographer for IQ years. Meyer uses 33mm single ·lens retlex camera wi th .a variety of l e n s~ es. He says soft li ght is good light, that bright sunn y days are not the best time to photograph. and that the best picarrangement . tures arc taken when it's hazy She sugges ted cutting or bright overcast beca11se it flowers in the _early morning· creates a softer light without and avoid cutt ing them in the harsh hi ghli ghts, deep shadheat of the day. and trying to ows or washed out colors. do it just before the blooms Before laking pictures, he open. suggested "chec king out the She recommended carrying - angles" to decide from which a bucket of water partially side the plant looks the best. fill ed with warm water in Roses should be cut as the which to place tlowers as second petal unfurl s above a th ey are cut . and cuttin g five petal leaf. longer stems to make it easier Joy Combs had a presentato re-cut. She explained how tion on the "Picture Perfect some flowers need to be Flower." Her hint pertained dipped in hot water when cut to ways to elongate flower and what ones need to be stems cut' too short for a vase. have the stems cut under Just insert the Ilower stem water and on a slanl, into a Glad tlexible straw c llt · Tips from Ken Meyer on to whatever length you need. Welhtesday, September 14, 2005 Mom who came for fresh start is now growing stale DEAR ABBY: My mother. "Belle," had me when she was 16. All my li fe I have been her best friend . 1 think she made it that way so she wouldn 't have to deal 'w ith Dear havin'g a child. Bell e has Abby always abused alcohol and drugs. She was also married · several times over the years. I don 't think she ever rea ll y grew up. My chi ldhood was spent write : ACA . Bo x 3216. being shuffled from one fam- Torrance. CA 90510-321 fl . il y to the nex t. About a year DEAR ABBY: Please ago. Belle got in to trouble remind college student s. (again) and had nowhere to especially freshmen. not to li ve. I am married with two give their Social Securit' young children. We live number to stranger..; nn cam~­ about three hours away from pus. Every year, unaurhori zeJ her "trouble.'' I invited her to peop le come to co ll ege camcome and stay with me so she . pu se.s and represent themcoul d have a fresh start. selves u ~ b~lo n ging to organi- · Well, Belle's dr iver's zation~ . Most uni\'l'r,i ti e.., li cense was suspended haye de.s igna1 ed area' for because of past trouble, so I vendors and apply strict cart her around everywhere. guideli nes on how the y can She's sti II up to her same old solicit infurrnat ion. tric ks, parading men in and People who ap proach ,tunut, drinking, drugs, etc. This dents and aggressively so lic it has caused many fights are probahly not authoriLed between me and my husband. to be there. They ·are collectI have reached the end of my ing studen t; information for rope. I don't want to just identit y fraud. Fur incoming write Belle off because she 's fresh men. the fi rst semester my mother. But I really don't of school oan be very siress- · · wa nt anything more t o do ful. Unprepared. they may with her. All she does is cause cave in to agg ressive tactics. heartache for my children Please remind your rcade" and me. What do l do? that their Social Secuntv MY MOTHER'S KEEPER. number is a very sensi tive MONROE, LA. piece of information. With it. DEAR MOTHER 'S and someo ne's name and KEEPER: Rec og ni ze that a ddress~ a th ief can commit yo u are yo ur CHILDR EN'S identity theft. The resulting mother; not your mother's. crimes will cause endless Having an ad ult in the house heada ches for 'students as who abuses alcohol and they try to sort it out with drugs and '"parades men in credi t companies. po lice and out" creates an unhealthy departmen ts and busi nesses. atmosphere for yo ur little - LEARNED THE HARD ones. So give Belle an ulti ~ WAY matum: Get clean and sober DEAR LEARNED : Thank immediately an·d . forgo the you for the crash course on ge ntleme n callers, or leave . . financial se lf-defense. It's a This may seem cold, but shame that each year stlldents unle ss yo u put your foot are pi cked off like sittinQ down, no.thing will change. ducks by unscrupulou~ Now that you are fin ished preda tors. I· m 'urc many readin g thi s, check your youn g. men and · women. phone book for the nearest awav from home for the first meeting of Adult Children time. will ap preciate yo ur of Alcoholics. It 's a group _ remin der to guard their perthat was created specifically sonal information. · for individual s like you who Dear Abby is written by were rai sed in alcoholic or Abigail Van Buren , also dysfun ctional household s. known as Jeanne Phillips, They can help you to stop and was founded by her making your mother' s prob- mother, Paulin e Phillips. lems your own. If they're Write Dear Abby at not in your phone book, e- www.DearAbby.com or P.O. mail them at Box 69440, Los A ngeles, CA 90069. info @adultchildren .org or FAM.ILY MEDICINE Shingles not contagious AP PhOto President Bush, right. shakes hands with Iraqi Pres ident Jalal Talabani after hold ing a joint news conference , Tuesday in the East Room at the White House in Washington. The meeting cqmes as the Bush admin-Istration's top .envoy in Iraq is warning weapons program . "No. we that the U.S. is running out of patience with Syri an interference. ' didn't come away with a clear Consumed by HL IITicanc · where we' re Lomitlg from ." commitment on the tactit:s," Katrina rccovcrv effort s for BtJsh, at a news conference Mike Green . . the National tn · Washimnon. two weeks. Bu; h pivoted to Security Counci l's scn iordirec ~ earlier appeared to give iran a gr~on fore ign policy for a meeting tor for Asia. said at a bricling lig ht to ha\ C a peaceful of more than 160 prcsitle nts. on the Bush-Hu mcctin~ . · ''China thinks we all ;1ectltn nu ck;ir program . But the .Prinic min isters anJ kings at ·step up the diplomatic cl'fotts.'' United States '"" a differen t a summit on combating (i reen saitl. He said Bosh did 'icw ahnut ,\lnrth Kore;1. poverty and reform ing the not a~k for a commitment on .. North Korea nt: c d~ to get ouL UnitcrJ Nation,. Bush is lo the General , sand ion.s, but the Chi nese siuc completel y nut. of the nuclear address As. , cmbly on Wedm!,day . "understands. I think. exat:tly hu sincss.'.' Green '.aid . Sponsored by: HOLZER · CLINIC Remember, prostate cancer is the most common form of cancer in American men. SpP"nSored by: '~li0LZER r """ CANCER CARE :-- t American Cancer ~ Society Thursday, September 15 .: 6:00pm ·Holzer C~nter for C ncer Care . ; - 4 - To participate in this screening, you must••. • Have no personal history of prostate cancer. • Have no prostate surgery within one year. . • Be so yea'rs of age or older. This month's topic: · OR if you are age 40 or Older Yoga with one of the following risk factors: are more . ,. Community Calendar Thursday, Srpt. IS SYRACUSE - Syracuse Village Cou ncil will meet i1i special session. 6 p.m. at vi i ~ !age hal l. ~Fire Dep,trtment iss ues and fi nancial matters . to be dis(ussed. · NEW ORLEANS - In a day of reckoning acros.s battered New Orleans, the owners of a nursing home ' were ~harged in the deaths of dozen s of patients killed by Hurricane Katrina 's tloodwaters , the death toll in Louisianajumpeu'1o -123. anu the mayor warneu that the city is broke . Mayor C. Ray Nagin saiu the city was working "feverishly" with ban~ing anu' fed-eral oflicials to secure, lines of .credit through the end of the year. but for now. it is unable to make its next payroll. · Amid the dis<.:o ur ~1g'ing news. there were alsu c·Iear signs ot' progress 1011· many fron ts: The New Orlean' air~ p011 reopened tU L'OJ11 111Crcia[ flights. the pun resu med opera t iOJ~s. ~IIlLI the mayor 'a id Jry .' ·-- - BY THE BEND · The Daily Sentinel VVednesday,Septernbert4; 2005 ' rcmain~U ~ • ATION • WORLD . The Daily Sentinel -- l!}tl!t._SI.IPP'er will be ser::ved. ..for more i , call (740) 446-5679. ' • Family history of prostate cancer. • African American . • Previous abnormal prostate .exam or PSA blood ·test If so, this prostate screening could save your life. '-- - --~- To sch~dule your free screening.·•• Call the HMC Marketing Department at . - {740}446-5055 Monday through Friday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Registration is limited to the first 100 eligible men, so call today! Registration deadline is 9/22/04 at 4:00pm. For m9re information, call Bonnie M_ cFarland at (740) 446-5679. -- - - - - -- - -- -..,...----· ---- Question: I'm a 47-yearShingles bli ste rs have a old female who is being trea t~ unique pattern .-. along the ed by my doctor for shingles course of one or two nerves on.my face. The pain is acute, _ on just one side of the body. burning and itching with tin~ The nerves of the trunk and : gling down my nose : My buttocks are most commonl y niece· has shingles, and l had involved, but it can occur on been traveling with her on .. the · face, too, as · yo6 know. vacation. Is it possible I cou ld Shingles usuall y resolves 0 11 have caught shingles from its own, but you are wise to her? I' ve had an itchy and seek treatment. Early use of swollen eye for one night, but antiviral med ication s can it got better the next day. That limit the spread of the bliswas the day after my niece ters. reduce comp li cati ons had pinkeye. I've also had _and help the body heal more increased hair loss. Cou ld quickly._ While. ·as I said. contact ei ther of these be related to with shingles does not cause the shingles? Answer: Contact with shingles. they ·qm cause sh ingles cannot cause shin- chickenpox in an unimmugles: t ~ey are not contagious. nized person who has never Sh ingles are caused by the had chickenpox. So. it reactivation of the chi cken- appears that you and your pox virus that ·has been qor- niece have both had chickenmant in a perso1~s system . pox in the past. It 's probably This can llappe·n for a number just a coincide nce that you've uf reaso ns. including a weak ~ come down with s hin~les at . encd immune s.y.;;tem and about the same time . ~ While shingles is more stress. but most of the time .commo n in persons over 50. there is no apparent cause for the shing les Qutbreak . .What they can occur at any age. happens is tha t this virus Most people make a .full knt,wn as he'lJes zoster or recovery without incident. varicella 70ster - goes into a but some people deve lop neuralgia kind of "hibernation" state post-herpetic · .and remains that way for a (PHN) - continued pain in lllllf\ber- of years. Then ·as the area of tl)eir shingles after you get older, the virus may the lesions ha ve gone. start to stir and b!;come active Currently there is a vaccine for chickenpox that can also once agam. The pain you tlescribe from ultimately lead to a decrease ' the shingles sounds fairly ill shingles. A specific shingles vacty pi~al. It's also common for ci ne is in final development the person ~notice a hurning pain or tin gling and it ching in stages. In clinical trials it an area a few days before the markedly reduced the inci rash appears . The ras h start s dence of shingle' and PHN out as a redde ned area. then · among o ld er adults . In ckar vesicles or · blisters April 2005, Merck. the vac . appear. t1sually 111 a tight ci ne's developer, ·asked the Food and Drug .:luster. Administration to approve it fr:} general use. Merck . e~1ates that in the United States the vacc ine cou ld annua ll y preve nt 250,000 cases of shin gles and red uce th e seve rity tn another 250.000 cases. As for your other symptoms, they are probably not re lated to shingles, as tl1is disease se ldom has symptoms other than the' rash, pain and burning , and sometimes fev er and myalgia early on. 1:m not aware of hair loss as a symptom. Shin gles on the face can cause serious eye problems. but si nce yo u told me your eye specia list didn't fi nd a pr.ol;llem an,d your sy mptoms were so brief. I· suspect · you caught pinkeye from ' your . ni ece. That is very contagiou s' ' If you have any return of yopr ~ye sy mptom s. pl ease go see your eye special ist again . Family Medicine® is a weekly colwmr. To mbmit · qu ~stimr;·, write to Mart/za A. · Simpsmr, D.O., M.B.A., Olri!J Univer>ity College of Osteopathic Medicine, P.O. Box 110, Athens, 0/rio 45701 , or via e-mail to readerqu estions @ja milym edicbrenews.org. Medical in/ormotion in tllis column is pmvided as an educational service only. It does 110t replace tire judxme/11 of your. personal plrysiciarr, wllo s/rould ·he relied 011 to diagno.~e a11d recommend treatm ent for any medical cmrditions. Past colwtrlls are available onli1w at www.familymedicilre11ews.org. on affiliate of the O'Bieness Health System Physicians associated with the O'Bieness Health System are available for appointments at our clinic on East Memorial Drive in Pomeroy: • Gastroenterology and Internal Medicine Steven.G. Carin Jr., D.O. Offi(e hours on Tuesdays • Geriatric and Internal Medicine R.K. 'Giri, M.D. , Offite hours on Mondays • Internal Medicine Audrius Ruksen~s,. M.D. Offite hours on Mondays • Obstetricsand Gynecology Jane E. Broecker, M.D. Adolescent and Pediatric Gynecology Michael J. Clark, D.O. Jack M. Ramey, D.O. , Office hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays •Podiatry and Podiatric Surgery Earl L. Driggs, D.P.M. Office hours on second and fou~h lolurdoys ., �-·- -· OPINION ' The Daily Sentinel (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor ' . ' Congress shall make no law respecting a11 establishme11t of religion, or prollibiting tlu free exercise tlzereoji or abridging tlufreed_om of speech, or of tire press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the ·Government for a redress-ofgrier•ances. -· The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution VIEW READER'S Lessons U1zad most important in our lives Dear Editor: . Our prayers are with tl10 ~e s utl~ring from th~ com plete de.vastation of Katrina along the Cull' wast on August 29. While there are many lessons karncd and to be learned, the most significant is that we need In hctlcr di stinguish what is impor. tant and less impurtant in ,o ur l i v~s. . The followin g paraphrase makes a strong pomt: '·My beloved ... Havc no tea r <11' sudden disaster. When it comes. procl aim that I am your Refu ge and your Fortress, . your Gud. in Wh<lm you place yuur trust. "Then I will save yo u from the impo ssible places ... places where death is wailing to take you. l will cover yo u witl1 My feathers, and unde r My " in;;s you will find refuge. I will pro_tect you from tro ub le '11\d sun·o und you wit·h 'ongs of deliveram:e. I will demonstrat e My faithfulness to you and those 'around you. · "The-knowledge of My love for yo u will protect you physically· and emotionall y. And when you have d1scovcred thts shelter... stay the re' You wi ll always be safe if you do what is righteous and speak the truth from your heart. "You will no longer kar the terror thatnight brings . nor the :violence that walks tile streets. nor the evil that stalk&in darkness, nor even an untimely death. I will command My angels to guar!l Yl'll in all your ways . Then you will go on your way in safety. and yuur foot will. not stumble:· when you lie down you willnot ·be afraid: when you lie dow n. your sleep Will be sweet. . . ··1 alone will cause you to dwell in safety. For I am your God" · Adapted from Psal m 4:S, .15:2. 32:7, 91: 1-6 & Proverbs 3:23-26 by' Tom Alexander. Ancient words, e(r troe, changing me, changing you.. · Bob Weedy Logan · , · IT'S MARTHA Reader Services . . Correction Policy lusPs 213-sso) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 0Uf main concern In all stories is 10 be Published every afternoon. Monclav accurate . It you know of an error in ..a lhroug~ Fnday, 11 1 Court Street, story. call the newsroom at ( 7~0) 992- Pomeroy. Oh•o. SecOnd-class postage 2156. pa1d ~I Pomero,. Member: The Assoc1ated Press and the Our main number is (740) 992-2156. Department extensions are: OhiO Newspaper Assoc•at1on . Po stmaster: Send address correct1ons ~ to The Da•ly Sent1ne1. 111 Coun Street. Pomeroy Oh10 45769 _... News Editor: Charlene Hoetlich. Ext 12 Reporter: Bnan Reed. E;w;l. 14 Reporter: Beth Sergent , Exl 13 Advertising Outside Sales: Dave Harris. Ext 15 Outside Sales: Brenda Dav1s. Ext 16 ClassJCirc.: Judy Clark. 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Within days the majority of them were running again on a makeshift basis - handing out products Wai-Mart knew. from its database of pa_st purdla ses, hurri cane victims t ~ mlt o need ami want. But. giving is not llt'W to Wal -Mart. Accordin g to 2004 records. the gia nt assisted over I00,000. organi zat~on::; "and overall,, gave hack $5 ever.v second to suppo rt cause~ extending from disaster recovery etlorts and ed uca tional initiati ves to funding hospital eq uipment and treatment. " Their unprecedented roll int o action post-Katrina,· howeve r. has raised the bar. Whether it will cool down the Wai - M~u1 hate out there , though, remains to be seen . The indication so far sug-. gests mayb~ not. · - So why is Wal-Marl hated so'' It's an affront to workers. the "ex perts" say. It 's "a sewer pi pe" flu shing "good jobs. " '" one union president has put it. (The bossmen are irked because Wai Mart doesn't have union s.) But, the employer of a milliun people provides health insurance to over 90 percent of its workers (the others .:uwred by another famil y many Americans are doin ~·. - j um ping up to cont rib ute something. in the way thn be st Gtn . Besides sctti11g. til' its own .people, newl y eli• placed. Wal-Mart WiiS ai' abo'ut getting beds t,> th ·. Astrodome. compute s " · shelters 10 help ev;rcue c' and their families fin e! on•: a not her. tilling emcr,;etw; prescriptions - in a tid i ti! :~~ ~ ~ to making financial tie"'<; tion s· to the Salva•1n 11 Arm; · and the Bu; h-\.;iinhn Katrina Fund . Let's face it. Resistin~ or mockin'g su.:h an enorn{ou s outreach of help is cou nterDownri ght productive. Ltncivililed. . ( Kallll'\'/1 LoJ>e: is rite editor ol . National Rr1 ·h.~\\· Onlinr' ( 1pnr. nali ona lre~ l'it'll:com ). Slu! cw1 he con wned M klopc:@ Jiatioual . i·el'i ('w.com.) Obituaries PVH DONATES TO YOUTH Taft meets with Guard troops Gladys Deem .. ••• Two 5-gallon jerry cans of · gas to run the lawn mowers and weed .whackers - $30. Why was I so shocked? Last time it was probably $25 and that didn't seem to bother me , but there l was, jumpin g · up and down and yelling at the gas pump - $30 for I0 gallons ·of gas t Of course that was last week, today it might be $43. I'm rethinking the whole concept of lawn mowing and weed whacking. Firo;t of all . who dec ided that· some · thin gs are weeds and some thin gs are !lowers? As Sue will be happy to tell you. half the time I mow the lawn she says I' ve mowed over some of her. flowers. If l can' t tel l the difference -. whai is the diffcrei1ce? If we just started calling our weeds !lowers. we could probably save ourselve' $20 a month . I remember about halfway through the summer Sue and I were driving on the interstate and the median was full of purple, y,e llow and white wildflowers , ri ght at their peak. There wa&thi s glorious explosion of color down the · middle of a grey and boring . freeway, ge ntly blowing in the wind caused by the passing trucks and cars. The next a· mile we saw three gigantic ye ll ~w mow- Jim Mullen ers in tandem conung towards,. us on the median, chopping down the ·nowers as fast as possible. W~y ? We can have muffler pans and shredded tires on the highway but we· <·an'r have wild flowers·• Who . makes up these crazy ru les'! · But aren' t I doing the exact sam·e thing at home ·• If I let the lawn go. wouldn ' t it be full of purple. yellow and white wild fl owers'! Why don 't I just let the lawn grow and hay it twice a year? . Because I'm marri ed, that ;s why. In all the TV commercials about lawn care and lawncare products you see men worrying ~ about crabg rass and pH balances. I don't know any of those men. What they don't show yu u in the lawri care commercial is what happened 15 minute> before the guy goes out 10 fu 'S over his lawn . It ·s Saturday. the gLty has ' . just fini shed lunch and he is There's a commercial thev abotn to suggest to" his wife run on late night TV for thi s thatthey'go to the mall to see machine th ai will cui all the latest Kung Fu epic from kinds of trees and shrubs. the· director of "Smok ing Guess what'' So wi ll a goat. ·Tiger, Floating Cow." Just as Anything tha t 1l1achine cail he is about to tell her about do , a goat can do. the great review s ("If you That's whe re Jim's Rent-a. loved 'long Dagger in the Gotll comes in. For. say.· $50 Eye· and ·My Teeth. Your a month . I' d lease you a goat Foot ,' you'll love thi s!") she looks out the · window and for the suinmer.· Then I'll says . " l('s . looking pretty take it hack and board it for the wi nter. Evcryb<;Jdy liked shaggy out there." the icka except my sister. She docsn 't say he has to "Our lawn looks ·good molol( the la wn. He just kn ows there will bC no Kung because Richard mows it. Fu mov ie this afte rn oon . If you idiot. ' The goat's pen sin gle men owned all the l6ob like a boml) hit iL I suburban homes. they' ll all can·, sleep tit night bec.iusc look like little houses. on the I'm afraid they'll gel out an.d pra1n,c. destroy my garden . The kids The price of gas hcing begged me for goats, .now what it is, I am thinking of the kids are long gone, btn ge tting a hvbrid lawnmower not ihe goals . Who kne\c that run s on oxygen anJ they wouldn' t let yo u take a alternative renewable energy goat to college with you'' . so urces. That. is, a goat. My Tell you \v hat, I'll pay you sister has had goats for years $50 a month to take them." and her lawn always looks "She·, ' !epp ing on my grea t. And think uf all · the dream," I said. mor l~y·s she's saved on gas Sue tl!ou ght ahout it for ·a over the vears. second and said. "It 's look Actualiy. r ve had this id~a for a long time. Rcm-a-Gqal. ing a little 'haggy out there." Uim Mullen i>· till' author (H Goats \1 ill cat ;~nythin g. You " fr ·7ilkes a Villo~e ldior: !lOt \V t:!cd ~ C•'row in ._.l! altmg th~1 ._ ' had. fe nce '' Get a goal. You Cumplicaring tile Simple got hramhles a~.d2a briar Lift' " and 'Babr 's Fin·t patch'' Get a goat,Gt wil l he · Tallon.'' You c·(m reach him al..jim_mullen@m\·u·a,:com ) t!OilC in i.t week. . . COLUM BU S · (A P) the work they are doing." the Gov. Bob Taft trave led governor sa id . Tuesday to a part or Taft said the damage from Mi ssissi ppi hard hit by the hurricane surpassed the Hurricane Katrina to vie w the other natural disasters he has . • destruction and meet with 'een. such as tornados that Ohio National Guard troops. have hit · Xenia and other who he ·said are providing cities in Ohio. much-needed aid. The governor tll!w down Co "They were certainl y the area wi th the I79th Airlift , shocked by the extent of the Wing out uf Mansfield. which devastation," he said. "They has been transporting supplies ' aid they felt that they are and per>onnel tu .the region . really making a difference " Ta rt vi,i ted ;~ station where down there, which they are ." · tro0ps were passing out water About 1.200 Ohio National and oihcr supplie,_ Guard troops are serving in "Eve n now. two wee ks the ar~as h it by Hurricane after tlie event. there was a Katrina. providing securi ty, steady stream of caf' com ing dis tributing supplies. direc t- · in." he _,aid. ing traffic and aid ing search . Tlw troop' like ly will and recovery efforts. rema in in the Gulf region for ·:we can be very proud of at least another week. Taft the Ohio Nationai ·Guard and sa id . MIDDLEPORT -Gladys Lucille Ours Deem, 89 , of Middleport. passed away on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2005 , at Overbrook Center in 1\:jiddleport, following a brief illness. She .was born Oct. 17 , 1915, in Old Town Port lam), daughter of Charles aqd Harriet Jones Ours. She was a homemaker and attended Portland United Methodist Church. Surviving are three sons. Ralph (Eloi se) Murrary of S'alem , Va.,_Norm_an (Carole1 Deem of Racine and Roger Deem of Mtdclleport: grandchildren: Ray Deem of Pomeroy, V1ck y (Andy) Baer of Racine, Sandra (Erich) Philson of Racine, Mi chael (Phyll is) Deem of Syracuse, Tere·sa (Bart ) Davi s of New Haven , W.Va., Kim (Kent) Eads of Rutland, Tony (Wend y) Deem of Racine, David (Jamie) Deem of Pomeroy and Deni se (S teve) Hendrix of Logan : and 18 great grandchildren. Beside s her parent s, she was preceded in death by four sisters. two brothers, a son. Charles H. Deem, and her husband, Edward Deem. Services will be held at 10 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 15,2005, at Ewmg Funeral Home in Pomeroy with Pastor Teresa Davis officiating. Burial will follow at Ours Cemetery in Old Town Portland . · · Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday at Ewing Funeral Home. Deaths Lyons completes basic training · Mary (Branch) Doerfer WEST COLUM.BIA - Mary (Branch) Doerfer. 74, of We st Columbia, W. Va . died Sept. 12. 2005 at the .Rock Springs Rehabilitat ion Center. She is survived hv her husband, Clovi s S. Doerfer of West Columbia. • . Graveside servi ces will be held at I p.m Thursday at the Graham Cemetery at New Haven with the Rev. Doreen Adkins officiating. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at tbe Fogelsong-Tucker Funeral Home in Mason, W. Va. Special services will be held at 7 p.m. at the funeral home by the VFW Po ~a 9926 and the American Legion Post 140 Ladies Auxiliary. E-mail condolences to the family may be sent to foglesongtueker@myway.co m. , Local Briefs Brian J. Reed/ photo Pleasant Valley Hospital has donated $1 ,000 tn ·the Big Bend Youth Football League . Jeff fle ck of PVH presented the check to Chris Mulford, vice president for fundraising tor th e leag ue , . and Weston Kelley, a first-grader and member of the teag ue. ·The hospital also donated watef bottles to all 178 players and 117 cheerleaders, ahd water coo lers fo r each team. Benefit planned PVH TUPPERS PLAINS - A benefit for Olivia Wood : infant daughter of Keith and Julia Wood will be held at 6 pom. this Saturday at Eastern Elementary. The price is $20 a ticket which includes a meal and drawing. Also there will be a silent auction . Call 985-4236 for more information . from Page A1 .program called "rapid networking" which is an <ippnrtunity for local business people to introduce themselves to one another. The "rapid netw orking" POMEROY - l11e Meigs County Health Department m session will take place at 6 conjunction with the Middlcport,Pom.croy Rotary Club will p:m. on Oct. 6 at the Meigs conduct an Outreach Immunization Clinic from 10 a.m . to noon County Public Library in on Sept. 17 at the Rejoicing life Churoh, Middleport. Bring Pomeroy. The cost is $ 10 for children's shot records. Children must be accompanied by a parent !legal guardian. A $5 donation accepted but not required . chamber members and $15 for non-members . Surrounding cham~er memberships will, be honored. Those who participate are POMEROY - Hol rer Hospice are sponsoring a discussion guaranteed 20 businesses called "chatting about pain" during "Pain Awareness Month" contacts du ring · five minute. from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Sept. 30 at the Pomeroy Pub)tc one -on-one meetings with Library, and II a.m. to noon on Oct. 20, Meigs Senior Center. potential new clients .a nd cusTopics discussed will be what to do about pain and uses of tomers. Call Roush at 992medication for pain. Call 1-800-500-4850. 5005 for more information. Other chamber announcements: A new fitness center for both men and women will be opening on Oct. I on I 08 West Main Street. The center is called, Go Figure' (for women) and The Body Shop POMEROY- Meigs County Sheriff Robert Beegle reporteel that a Volkswagen ignition key and door opener were turned in to hi s office. A 20-inch Huffy bicycle found along U.S. 33 between Pine Grove and Morning Star intersections durin g the Meigs • County Fair has not yet been claimed. . from Page A1 . · The items may be claimed at the sheriff's department. building will not be heat ed thi~ winte r. Co uncilman · Ike Spencer POMEROY -Steve James of Tornado Road reported an suggested checkin g- int o a air compressor and hose. lloor jack. battery charger and fiber- drop ce iling for c·ounci l's glass stepladder stolen, Sheriff Robert Beegle reported. chamPcrs tu save on heating and Hill asked Counc ilman Jason Shain to ched into fro m the v illag~\ water energy efficient windows for improvement fund, to which the municipal building. all .Middleport water cusIn other cou'ncil business: . tomers pay $5 per month . · from Page A1 59D was Resolutio n Hays said a survey crew passed accepti ng the rates mates the cost at $400,000. from Floyd Browne Group will for return on revenue esli ' Hays said Monday evening a visit the expansion area later mated to be collected fro m $200,000 grant is expected this week, and said the engi- village levies as det ermined from the Applachian Regiol)al . neering work must be coniplet- by the budge t comm iss ion Commission, and the balance ed quickly. because funding for fi sc al yea r 2006. Coun ci l 'approl'ed purchascould be paid through other depends on a 45-day start-up from the time the Governor· s ing a dehumidifier for the grant sources, a low-interest of the municipal basement loan through the Ohio Water Office of Appalachia approves building for $ 189. Development Authorit y, or ARC fundin g. For the Record Items found The ~reasure of Sierra Mobil Exxon BP. helping with hurricane relief FOOlBAil LFAGUE Immunization clinic ,· ' <. The Daily .Sentin'el relocation program. The Daily Sentinel • Page As w\vw.mydailysentinel.com· · Pain awareness Today is Wednesday, Sept. 14, the 257th day of 2005. There are " I08 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in Hi story: On Sept. 14,, Jg]4, Francis Scott Key wrote his poem'"The StarSpangled Banner" after witnessing the British bombardment of Fort McHenry in Maryhmd during the War of 1812. . Thought for Today: "America has been called a melting pot, but it seems better to call it a mosaic, lor in it each nation. people or race which has come to its shores has been privileged to keep its individuality, contributing at the o;ame time it' share to the unified pattern of a new nation." - King Baudouin l of Belgium ( 1930-1993). Lecters to the editor are welcome. They slum/J be less than 300 words. All /errer.1 art' suiJject ro editing , must /Je signed. . : and include wldress and teh)plum e munhe1: No It~lsignnllet­ . ters will be published. Letters should /Je in good taste, addressing is.m es, 110t per.wnalities. Lel/ers of rlwuks tv organizations and individuals " ·ill not he accept~dfor publication. .. member). The ex ploitation c;u·d ju-r doesn't tly. As one spukc snwn has said, "It we wer~n·t a desi rab le emp loyer, we wi> uldn ' t be itble to i'u lfi ll our growth potential.'' Got growth. you ask? Twothirds nt the ir managef' useJ IO work hour-to-hOUi'.' Kat rina. by the way, di~­ placed more than 34,00P W<d - M<~rt workers . Within dav s Wai -Mart had· been in c·o;lt;tc l with the vast majority uf ih,·m Ill know that they \\'l' r'L' \\'tH'k illg .and/or :-; afc . An .\ •.:""': ialc Disaster Relief l'tt ihl 1 ,,n ·idcd immedi ate cash I c. I ~c • t' l(l employee> who nccJcd it. In the Gulf Coast, W<~lc · Mart is only Joing what so a Houston press conference with Bush Sr., Clinton >.aid he hopes that Wai-Mart " wili give some guidance to our members of Congress." praising its Katrina employ- ee -• HEY, I TAUGHT HER THAT. STEWART. :TODAY IN HISTORY LETTERS TO THE EDITOR l As students settle in for a new school year across the non-Katrina ravaged country, Wal-Mart is offering American schoolchildren a lesson in "blue-light" civics Kathryn (no offense to Kman). Lopez The prolific practitioner of discounts with a smile has long been a punching bag for poliiica l demagogues. Where I am in New York, America at its best. there is no nearby Wal-Mart. In the wake of Hurricane New York City won't have Katrina\ wrath , one of the. it. We ' re way too sophi sti- . largest private employers in the ,Un ited States has been a cated for the big W-M. The anti-Wai-Ma rt model of giving. As my new rh etoric tends to verge on philosophe r for co mmon actor Matthew the insane . One Ohio con- se nse, McConaughey. put it ·to gressman running for president warned ominously 'that ,Qprah Winfrey : It 's all about if Geqrge Bush's America "service - share what you and hi s Wai-Mart friends have. " McConaughey was weren't stopped; the store part .of an Oprah TV spe~ial might someday "take over" in the days after the storm's Iraq . (Heaven forbid - the helli sh destruction hit the of Loui siana , Iraqi s might get to buy people cheap and convenient, too, Mi ss iss ippi and Alabama . Rather than play up divisive one day 1) John Kerry, who would issues - most notabl y the become the Democrats' , blame game and the shamenominee for president in ful fanning of racism flames 2004, knocked Wal-Mart like others did and have during the primarie s. He McConaughey summed up threw "disgraceful" arid · whar so many America ns "unconscionable" at them have been Uving in the days (even though' it turned Olll since the hurricane left the company - oops - had countless . nome less and a litt)e something to do with worse. McConaughey was talking the money in his wallet). Kerry said of Wai-Mart. all-American good sense. And even though Hj)W ard "They throw a lot of money Dean , the chairman of the around. they get a lot of things happening, but it ain 't Democratic Party. is a Walnecessarily good for the _Mart ba.sher: former president Bill 'Clinton (the real community." I think it is fair to say that power behind the party) the wmmunity officially sang the discount retailer '> begs to . differ. W;ti-Mart is praises post-.Katrina . During Wednesday·, ,september 14, 2005 . Wednesday, September 14,2005 Wal-Mart ethics a lesson for all The Daily·Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio .·Page.A4 Racine Theft Hobson . Tour from Page A1 Bank . In addition there arc ' numerous other merchan, elise and gift certificates to be awarded. Musser reported that there will be fireworks to close ou t the event. on ·Saturday night. He, al so'' no.ted tluit con tributions toward the cost are still needed . Clark said th;it again thi s year she . is preparing gift bags for the stern wheel captains and that items are sti ll needed . \)f Y..etl '· ~ CH\ROl'V.ctOR Auto Accidents Workers' Compensation • M l1~tln~urance~ • S:mu.• da)' urrll. · Ravenswood Cltiropncdc C~nter To find out m~ about our hom'eol\'ners Insurance- Call me... Stop bY.... Log on - it'1 your choice! . . Digital Technology Changed The Way We Live. I THE WAY WEHEA.R Bill Morton Agency 905 Washini-\IOn St. Ravenswood. WV 1-304-273-0900 ~ ~Natatlottlotwtucllolcltllia' D:'""""""'' • F'monciol Sonk:H ' 304--273-5321 - m il 316 Washington St We Help You Weather _Every Storm. You can experience digital technology at Karr Audiology & Hearing -"-I'Ll"' I • srdn s lnjuri e~ . • Medicare • " cupuoct~;~re, Coun cil approved pur- The labor was quoted to the council th at a doctor' s chasin g for Police . Marshal villaee as $55 an hour. appo intmem would preveni Curtis Jones a police issue l;loln'i'an suggested that the him from attendinc the long-sleeved shirt fo r $43.99 mechani c not exceed four recessed session on Sept. 19 . . Absent from the meeting and a police issue winter hours in labor. coat for $ 149. were Counci lmen Greg Resolut i.on 59 1 was pa ssed Council tabled di scussions supporting the Ohio · Tay lor .and ll'an Powell . on purchasing a new- police Municipal League's "Jobs for cruiser. Hill said the previous Ohio" program which suppoli ce cruiser th ey had ports Iss ue Two grant muncy looked at purchasi ng wa s for munic-ipal projects st1ch ·as the neW wate r treat ment "not suit able." .. Street Commissioner Jon plant for Racine. Holman said th e cu rrent Cou ncilman Duke Bentz police crui ser is at Turnpike wanted council to know that Ford in Ga llipolis for repairs hi s health had prevented him with the mec hanic believing from allending recent mee rit is ' an electrica l probleni: in gs. Bentz al so informed Now It lmp,roves· 2U )r'l ~- ,p.: nln..:e . ,\l ~mher ,,f.-\m~'TI\\111 .-\\·JJ1·m~ ,,1 MeJu;Jl A\· upun~·1urc The capstone evem of hoot ca mp is "Bail ie Stations.,. This exercise gives recruits the ~ kil ls and confidence they need to succeed in the fleet. "Bat.tle Stations" is designed to ga lva nize the basic wartior attribute s of sacrifice . dedication . teamwork and enduran ce in eac h recruit through the practical application of basic Navy ski ll s and the core values of honor. courage and commitment. Its distinctly " Navy" flavor was designed to take into account what it means to be a sailor.. · . Lyons is a 2004 graduate of Ri ver Valley High School. p.m. thi s Saturday at Eastern Eiementary. The pd ce is $20 a ticket which includes a meal and drawing. Also there wiil be a silent auciion. Call 9854236 for more information . WJOS will be broadcasting local fombal l games from area hig h sc hools. The PVH golf scramble will take place on Sunday at Riverside Golf Course in Mason.' W.Va. Phone 304-6754340 for more information .. The ·Sternwh.ee l Festival. Sept. 22 - 24. Carson and Barnes Ci rcus. Oct. I. Point Pleasant. W. Ya., call 304-675- 1050 for more information. Communit y Recog nition , Beth Sorgent;photo Dinner. Nov. I at Middleport Representatives from Pleasant Valley Hospital , Jeff Fleck and Life Center. · All'J'll Leach , made a stop .a t the Meigs County Chamber of Co ffee. Com merce and Ca!)'lmerce's business-minded luncheon yesterday to announce Conversati on at 8 a.m. on new ob/ gyn se rvices coming to PVH 's Middleport branch . Fridays at the cha.mber office . Chamber coordinator Erin Roush is pictured in the center.. Tile next business minded (for men) and can be found p.m . on Saturday. For more luncheon wi ll be on Oct. t'l between Weav in g Stitches information call Jenny Smith at noon at the Wildhorse and The Fabric Shop on the at 339 - 26~3 or Judy WilJjams Cafe. The speaker. will be Colleen Cu lp. compen sation second tloor. at 243-5743. Hours for the 'center will be A benefit for Olivia Wood. consultant. She wi ll speak 6:30 a.m:· to 9 p.m., Monday infant daughter of Kei th and abou t group worker's comthrou gh Friday, 8 a.m. to I Julia Wood will be held at 6 pen sation plans Chlrop~Jl'lllrl,fthc ~~Jr !99K V.P. W\' Chlr~•rr.ll.lll Six·~~~~ · Mcm~r _,1f Am~·nl.tn Bll:ml~~~ ' . VINTON - Navy Seaman Recmit Corey D. Lyons. son of Donna L and John E.' Kinney of Vint(lll. recentl y completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command. Great Lakes, Ill. , with honors ana. was meritoriously promoted to hi s current rank . During the eight-week program , Lyons co mpleted a variety of ' trainin g, which included classroom stud y and practical instruction on naval customs, first aid. fire fi ght- . ing, water safety and survi val. und shipboard and aircraft safety. An emphasis is also placed on physical ti tness. Ravenswood, WV 499 Riclllctnd Avenue Alh~ns · OhiO 4 57Qt Phone(740IS94-6333 800-4§1 -9806 v.'\\\\ ((\fl1 �,-- Page A() OHIO ' The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, September 14, 2005 -'-- -- ..__ _ ~ Bl ' The Daily Sentinel INSIDE Redwomen soccer falls to Cedarville, Page 86 Smith to start next OSU game at QB, Page B6 ' Neighbors: 11 children found in home with cages were polite, well-dressed BY M.R. KROPKO Norwalk Reflector. The parDeputies were called to the adopted through other coun-ents told au thorities that the home twice in the last five ties and states, Dumbeck children. including some who years: once to settie a neigh- said, declining to identify the had meat.a) disorders, needed bor dispute in 2000, and last locations. He said his agency to .be pr6tected from each . year when a 12-year-old boy was trying to determil]e how ot)1er. according to a sean;h was upset and ran away for the adoptions originated. "I don't believe there were warrant on file at Norwalk several hours: He was found any case workers checking in down the road. Municipal Court. with this family," he said. Although the family has Dr. Gregory Keck, founder of an Ohio organization that lived in Huron Courity for 10 Reviews nre ordered only work s with adoptive parents ye'a rs, the children were ·when there is a complaint. · of special needs children, said Huron County officials · contacted him in late August. asking whether the arrangement at the Gravelles could be considered appropriate. " I said, 'No, I couldn't imagine any situation in Clty/Regl:" which children should be Forecast for Wednesday, Sept. 14 High I Low temps kept in cages,"' said Keck, director of the Attachment nnd )3onding Center of Ohio. The most con finement Keck said h'e would recommend would be alarms on bedroom doors for children Youngstown • who run the risk of harming 83' I 58' themselves or their siblings. Mansfield • . Keck said he has not 84' 156° ~ worked with the Gra,velles. Leffler refused to speak with an Associated Pres s reporter Tuesday at his office . *Columbus Dayton• ~ Sommers said a soc ial 84' I 59" 82' I 57' r;,.____:) worker investigating a complaint contacted authorities. Cincinnati Dumbeck would not di scuss • 85' I 61 ' the complaint. According to the search war. rant, the cages had mats and Portsmouth • the house smeiled of urine. t.......,) 88' I 62' One boy said he slept in a cage for three years, Sommers said. I. ' ~2005 A baby slept in a small bed, ~ Cloudy ~· , Thunder·~ Fturnes ~ Ice and two girls used mattresses t:...._.:) . . storms ~ c~ Partly . ,.-?""'"'--. I " ~ ' "•" ~ Clou~y ~ Showers -" 'W Rain ·• * Snow ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER WAKEMAN - The II special needs child-ren removed from a house where authorities say some of them slept in homemade .:ages are polite, well -behaved. well dressed and appear to haVl' been fed well , neighbors anu authorities said Tuesday. ' Their adoptive parents. Michael Gravelle, 56. and Sharen Gravelle, 57. denied in a custody hearing Monday that they abused or neglected the children, who arc ages J. 14 'and have condi tions that included autism and fetal alcohol syndrome. No tharges had been filed as of Tuesday afternoon·, and mc.>Sages kft with their lawyer, David Sherman of Westlake, were not lmmediatelv returned. Neighbor' ,;,y they often saw or heard the children playing, and the· famil y y;u:d was littered with dozens of toys plastic cars. tricyc le.s. slides and an overturned skateboard near a wooden ramp. Seven bicycles were piled on top of t;ach otlier in a storage shed. ''Those kids were dressed better than some of the kids who live in Cleveland. They behaved like any o1her kids when they were outside playing," said Jim Power. who lives across the street. At night. . authoriti~s say. eight of the children were contined in 3 1/2-foot tall woodcri cages stacked in bedrooms on Local Weather AP Photo Boots. shoes, and clothing, are seen at the patio door of the lwrne at 2330 St. John Road in Clarksfield Township Tuesday. Eleven children were removed from the home wt1en authorities discovered !hat the children were being kept in cages. the second tloor. The cages v.wc pc1in1~d in hright. primary col or~. with some rigg~~d wilh alarms that wou ld send a signal to the downstairs when ~.:age door was opened. One !..'lH!C haLl a dresser in fron t of a it. ~Huron County sheriff\ Lt. Randy Sommers said Tuesday. ·"The sher'i lf and I stood there for a few minutes and just kind of stared at wliat we were sc~ in g.· We were speechless." Sommers said . .No one answered the Gravel les· door Tuesday. and the gray. four-bedroom house was dark. A black potbellied pig. roosters and sev.cral n! her animals shared the yard outside Wakeman, a city of ro ughl y 1.000 people 50 miles west of Cleveland: Today's Forecast · The children were placed with four foster families and were doing well, said Erich Dumheck.~ director of the Huron County Deparlnienl of .lob and Family Services. He said they appeared relieved. ·;We' re sti ll trying to fig ure out what happened in that home. We don't ·have any indication at thi s point that there was any abuse," Dumbeck said. Sommers said he saw no signs the children had been malnourished or beaten, but they were sent to a hospital for examination. · The Gravelles said a psychiat rist recommended thev make the children sleep in the cages, county Prosecutor Russell Leffler told the ~ ~ • a • • •• Lobbyists' potential ·violations involving governor under review Weather Underground • AP . WAN'J~D . ~ ~.1.1/:~: M~~~ljALS BvAND~EW ~ ~-._. .:~,;--....., WELSH-HUGGINS ( ' :..-- AP STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT COLUMBUS The state's legislative watthdog asked the attorney general Tuesday to review potential violations ofOhio 's lobbying by Nationwide law s Insu rance. the Longaberger Co. and a veteran GOP operative and someti me golfing partner of Gov. :Sob Taft. The possibility of violations arose during investigations into Taft's fa ilure to report numerous golf outings and other gi.fts he was treated to. Taft. a Republican. pleaded no ~on test tu four ethic' violations last month. becoming the first Ohio governor to be convicted of a crime. Nationwide failed to report a dinner worth $1 J4 that the company's chief executive, Jerry Jurgensen. provided to Taft and first lady Hope Taft in March 2003, as well as tickets to a professional hockey game worth $226. according to a Sept. 2 letter from Nationwide to Tony Bledsoe, legislati ve inspector genera!. Longaberger failed to report a golf outing it treated Taft to i n September 2003, while GOP strategisl Curt Steiner didn't report a May 2000 outing Tati received worth $86, according · . to inspector general records. Bledsoe said his office has no authority . lo decide whether a crime was committed so he · regularly forwards cases to the attorney general. " My practice is to forward it," Bledsoe said Tuesday. "My doing it doesn ' t suggest I believe there is a criminal violation:· Bledsoe said he told Attorney General Jim Petro's office that Steiner. Nationwide and Longaberger have a hi story of properly reporting their lobbying activities. Failure to file a lobbying report carries a penalt y .Pf up to 30 day s in jail and a $250" fine . Koowingly filing a fa lse financial statement - the crime Taft was convicted of - carries· a S 1.000 line and up to six months in jail. · Petr0 will investigate and forward the results of l1is . review to local prosecutor,, spo keswon1an Kim Norri> said. The local pro.secutors wou1d decide whether to bring charge,. Wednesday...Patchy dense fog in the morning. Mostly sunny in the morning ... Then partly cloudy with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs 111 the mid 80s. Southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 20 percent Wednesday night ... Partly cloudy in the evening .. Then becoming mostly cloudy. A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows · in the lower 60s. West winds around 5. mph in t~c evening ... Becoming light and variable. Chance of rain 20 percent. Thursday... Mostly cloudy with a slight chance-of shoWers and thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 70s. Northwest winds around 5 mph . 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The pair were captured in Columbus. Marshals give $10,000 to cabbie who turned in fugitives COVINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Cah driver Mike Wagers. credited with !he tip that led 10 the ·capture of two Tenne.ssee fugitives wanted in the killing of a corrections office r. was rewarded Tuesday with $ 10.000. John .(lark. acting director of·the U.S. Marshals Service. presented the check for information leading to !he arrest of George ';md Jennifer Hyatte, charg ing in !he fatal shooting of a guard duri·ng George Hyatte 's escape outside'· · a courthouse in Kingston. Tenn. ' Tin just overwhelmed." said · Wagers. JJ. who said he plans to sp lil the money with a friend whose wife recently died, and will take a vacation. Wagers piC'ked up the couple Aug. 10 at a hotel in ncarby Erlanger. Ky. Wagers drove them about II 5 miles to a motel in Coluinbus,' Ohio. re.gislered for !he couple, then headed home. They paid cash. Alened by another cab dri· ver about the Teilnessee fueitives. 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Local Caring: To schedule an appointment call 740-589-3100 HOLZER. CLINIC Athens www .holzerclinic.com Wednesday, September 14, 2005 OVP Schedule Prep Volleyball - GAl LIPOliS- A schedutepf upcOil"'ing college and hi$11 school varsity sporting eVems lllltllving teams trorn GaJ~a, Meigs and Mascn ccunties. 'M!P-d'v's aamea· Volleyball f.l.eigs at Trimble. 6 p.m. · RM!r Valley at Jackson, 5:1 5pm Hannan at Buffalo, 6 p.m. , GoH BY ScoTT Jhu!'ldey's gwnn ... Volleyball • Gallla Academy at Athens, 5:15p.m. Soum Poin1 ai •RiverVaUey, 5:30P.m. Ohio Valley Christian at Ironton St. p.m. ,· Meigs at Belpre, 6 p.m. . Miller at SOuthern. 5:55 p.m. • Federal Hoddng at Eastem, 6 p m • Joe. 6 Soccer : Gallia Academy at Soutll Point, 7 p.m. • Riverside at Point Pleasant, 7 p.m. Gl~sSoc:c8< Point Pleasant at Poca. 6 p.m. Golf TVC Hoelting at Pine Hills, 4:30 p.m. Point Pleasant, Fairland at River Valley (CiiHside), 4 p.m. ·Sports Briefs Meigs boosters golf tourney POMEROY - The first Meigs Athleti c Boosters Golf tournament will be held on Saturday, September 17th at the Pine Hills Golf Course. The tournament will be a four man scramble, bring your own team format with a 9 a.m. shotgun start. The teams must have an handicap of over 40, with only one team member under I0. Prizes include club house credit and a cash pot. For more information con· tact Mike Chancey at 9922158 (work) or 992-0064 (work). Donations to be collected for Katrina victims POMElROY Money donations to help aid the victims of Hurricane Katrina will be collected from those wi shing to contribute. during thi s Friday's football game between Warren and Meigs at Bob Roberts Field. Prep. Golt Southern tops White Falcons BY FRANK CAPEHART SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Lady .Tornadoes tame Waterford in straight games WOLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT ' lVC Ohio at Brass Ring, 4:30p.m· , SEOAL at Oxbow, 4:30 p.m. Tri-Valley Conference WATERFORD - · Avenging a loss from just two weeks ago, the Southern Tornadoes touched down in a big way at Waterford Tuesday night by defeating the Wildcats 25-21. 25-9, and 25-18 in three sets. The shut-out victory le<\Ves Southern at 5-3 and 1-1 in the league. Behind five Whitney Riffle serves, Southern . took a 7-1 lead in the first game and never looked back. . Maintaining a 22, 15 lead, Southern carried on to a 23-17 lead, but Waterford' s K a' i t I y n Stewart pushed the score to 212:}, but Bethany Riffle sealed off the ·win with two ~;l:J s t r a i g-h t Williams . scores for a 2 5 • 2 I Southern victory. In the second game Eylem Gurbuzer knotted four serves tci give Southern an 8-4 lead, but Kaitlyn Stewart · of Waterford tightened the score at 8-6. Bethany Riffle then hamrn e red six · strai ght serving points for a 14-6 advantage . Beth a ny Amrine added two for Waterford, !hen Jenny Warner Roble notched two ·big serves and Kristiina Williams tlni shed off game two wittl nine straight points. Sou thea( war 25-9. In the tina! round Williams and Whitney Wolfe Riffle scored a combined sixteen points, with Riftle scoring the ·last five for the Southern win. 25-1 8. Ash ley Robie had a great game at the net with four kills. Whilney Riffle was 16-18 serving overall with five aces, 14-1o passing, 25-25 setting, and had nine sets for kills. Jenny Warner had a game at the net with 19-22 spikes and seven kills, and went I 5-16 passing. Kri stiina Williams was 2121 serving with five aces. 2528 passing, 5-7 spiking, and had three kills and two blocks. ·Ashley Robie was 3:5 serving; 14-18 pa,sing and 33-33 spik· ing with a team-high I0 kills. Riftle was 9-9 serving. 13-20 Lady Marauders blast Wellston . ' - BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM ROCK SPRINGS Meigs picked up its first Tri · Valley Conference Ohio Division volleyball victory of 2005 with a 2514, 25-15, 25-13 sweep of Well ston Tuesday at Larry R. Morrison Gymnasium. The Lady Marauders (32, 1-l TVC) moved a g a ·m e abo ve .500 for the season behind a solid team effort that . grounded Haning the Lady Rockets (1-5, 0-2) early and often. The front line of Sam Cole, Brittany Hysell and Leslie Preece combined for 17 points, 21 kills and three blocks en route to guiding the Maroon and Gold to the straight-game triumph. .. . Cole finished with. II kills and three blocks to go with her , three· points, while Hysell led the Marauders with I0 points and also added six kills. Preece finished with four points and four kills up front. Joey Haning · followed Hysell with nine points and also contributed two kills and 23 assists. Amy Barr chipped in eight . points for Meigs. going 15-for-15. at the service line with three kills. Meghan Leslie followed · with five points, . while Cassi Whan rounded out the scoring with three points. Bryan Walters/photo Meigs never trailed by · less than two points in the Meigs senior hitter s·amantha Cole (31) blasts one of her team-high 11 kills during Tuesday's 25-14, 25-15. 25-13 win over lVC Ohio foe Wellston at Larry R. Morrison Gymnasium · in Please see Blast. B6 Rock Springs. MASON , W.Va. - · In a five- team match on the Riverside layout, Southern shot a 168 en route to the team win . T h e· Tornadoes built a whopping' nine stroke lead over Wahama through Prep Golf ~ TVC Ohio Crouch three play ers and headed River Valley 41 to complete the team scorBY BRYAN WALTERS by II, when BWALTERS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE .COM ing at 155. · the number Drake Logston fired a 37 four players for BHS, while Wes Cooper came in, but WELLSTON Meigs and Travis Hayton added everything increased its golf lead over the efforts of 39 and 43, respecmade a drarest of the Tri-Valley tively. m a t i c Conference Ohio Division Belpre also finished with a change and Tuesday with a dramatic tie- team total of 155, leading tQ Hunter the Raiders breaker victory over Belpre at what most would call a rare took the lead by one stroke Fairgreens Country Club. finish. over Southern and seven · The Marauder.; had to go to In the event of a tie, the fifth ahead of the Falcons. their sixth scorer to break a scorer of each team serves as But it wasn't over yet. - 155 stalemate with the the tie-breaker. Golden Eagles, but Josh Meigs' Dan Bookman and · : Please see Southern, B6 Venoy's ·48 proved to be the Belpre's Zach Alkire both difference-maker that allowed fired rounds of 45. moving the Contact Information the Maroon and Gold to tie-breaker to the linal roster increase its lead to five in the spot. Fax .- (74()) 446-~ season points standings. Justin Nicholson's 54 was E•mall- sportsOmydallysentinel.com Steven Stewart led the six shots back·of the southpaw Soorts Slatl Mw.mders. and the rest of the Venoy in that sixth position, Brad Sherman, Sports' Editor Ohio field. with a one-under- allowing Mei~s to claim its (740) 446-2342. ext 33 par 35 for Medalist honors. fifth victory 111 seven TVC bshermanOmydailytribune.com Alexander's Willie Asikainen Ohio events this season. Meig' now holds a 32-27 and Belpre's Andrew Miller Bryan Walters, SportS Writer · were both one shot back with lead over Belpre in season t740) 446·2342 , ext 23 bwaltersOmydally1nbUne.com points. . 36. Host Wellston finishe<l third · Cody Davidson fired a 38. Larry Crum~ Sporlt Writer • while Jake Venoy and Kirk on the day with a team score i304) 675-1333, ext, 19 Legar each added rounds of of 172, whila. Vinton County lcrumOmydailyregisler_com passing. and 45-46 >etting:Ka>ie Sellers was 5-7 passing. 17-25 pa>Sing. and ~-8 spikipg with two blo~k s. Selena Spencer was 4A serving and 59 passing. Eylem Gurbuzer had an 11-11 spiking night with six kills. Southern won the reserve game in three sets. losing the frrst 14-25. then winning the last two 25-13 and 16-14. Emma Hunter led the way with ~~ points. Chelsea Pape had ·len points, Sarah Eddy had nine points. Stephanie Cundiff eight. and Rashell Boso fi ve. Southern . hosts Miller Thursday. Eastern rallies past Falcons BY BRYAN WALTERS . BWALTERS®MYDAILYTRISUNE.COM CORNING Eastern improved its record to 2-0 in the Tri- Valley Conference H ock ing Division with a four:-game victory over host Miller Tuesday by a count of 2515 , 21-25, 25-1. 25-14. The Lady L-....;;._ __J E a g I e s improved to .7- 1 on .the young season with an imp.ressive · rally over the final two ga mes. outscoring the Falcons 50-15 to break a oneall tie. The Green Weber and White finished 6g-of-70 in service attempts and were led by Brittany Bissell with 29 points. Bissell ended th~ evening with eight dink>. a pJfect 36-for-36 in ~erving. and was also I()9. for-110 in settin~. Darcv Winebrenner and lill ian "B rannon led the net charge wilh ei~ht kills each, with" Erin Weber adding six kill> and a team-high 12 blocks to the triumph. B"rdnnon ,a lso had ti,·e dinks and a pair of blocks. · Katie Ha\lnan contributed sewn kill s to the Eastern cause. "hile Kelsey Holter ildded two kills to the victory. Eastern return~ to tlCtion Thursday when it hosts Federal Hocking in another Hocking Di,·ision showdown. Game time is slated for 6 p.m. Tie-breaker lifts Meigs past Belpre captured fourth with a 190. Alexander .was fifth with 199 and Nelsonville-York finished last with a tally of 214. In the seawn standings. the Rockets currently sit' ihird with 25 points, with Vi~ton County hovering the fourth position with 13 points. Alexander stay> in fifth with seven marks. while the Buckeyes remain in the rear ' with a single point. · The eighth event of the TVC Ohio title chase will be today when Meigs heads to Logan' to play at Bmss Ring Country Club. NelsonvilleYork will be the host school and the event wi II stan at 4:30 ' p.m. J'VC Ohio Standings . Meigs Belpre Wellston Vinton Co Alexander ~els-'fork 32 27 25 13 7 I •. 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Sc ap Me as Open Monday Tuesday Wednesday & F day Bam 4 30pm C osed Sa u day & Thu sday Sunday (740 446-7300 SHERIFF SALES CASE NUMBER WA NTED 05CV007 10 Rl vr Beneficial Ohio Inc Plaintiff vs Steve J Blackwell et p es ast al Loca company ofle ng NO DOWN PAYMENT p o g ams o you o buy you hone ns ead of en ng 100 nanc ng ess han perfect c ed I accepled Pay men cou d be he same as en Mo gage Locate s 740 367 0000 wwworv Home Listings l s you home by callmg (740)<U6-3120 sa Sea 4bedoom 2 a n 2ca gaage New aven WV Code 6505 o (304 )882 3368 n we mananea cewl1h2extaac es pttOna locatM n Po n easan VN Code 9905 ca 304 675 536 ~ APAKI'\IL-,'IN a e ec c Cos esSoage Tub Showe W D Hook up 3 Bed ooms Ga age Ca Po Ra ch Pe ec Re e ences s abe obs Own Ae ge a o S ove Ha e one 5b we a ned ADORABLE dog (304 593 3207 p ease eave vo ce ma \IHH II \\IHSI _ ~r·.o...".~.~ .~.HO.~.IJ-)~1 HOUSES ITIR RENt bed oom house Garf e d Ave Ga po s $300 mo (740)44 1 0 94 (740)441 84 1 and 2 bed oom apa men s u n shed and unfu n shed secu y depos equ ed no pe s 74D-992 2218 r: Announcements I'EI~ Announcements September 15 Doors O pen A t 4 30 Games sl artm g al 5 00 R<gu lu Ga ncs start al 6 30 Early Btrd Play 1g BI NGO for FREE I'< and 0 nd Pape r Pa<k FREE $'i 00 Each (If Nc 1 H 1 o n 8th o r l l ih ) $500 Smil ey B all $1000 Starburs l J Lucky Ball s 300 each $1 000" Progre ss1ve Coverall (If n01 h 1l m # s 300) Guaranteed $100 A Game 740992 11 71 Help Wanted Help Wanted 0 PHARMACIST Hosp 1al s currently ng resu nc s for rr Part T1me Pleasan1 Valle) ac~.:ep Ph arn ac s BS Ph armacy PI ar n D Pha n ac o Ph D Pharmac y from accre 11<d c liege or umvers 1y WV Slate Pharma st LH:ensurc Tvo years pharmaCISt c,.;pcnence preferred Hosp tal ex per encc p cfcrrcd hcellent salory hoi days heal th nsurance s o g le/ famoiJ plan denial p l a n I fe msurancc \acatton long t~;rm d sab1ht) and ret ren cnl Send resume to P l easanl Valle) H os pita l clo Human Resources 2520 \ a ile) Dm e Poml Pleason1 W\ (304) 675 4340 Exl 25550 1414 www P' alley org AA./EOE ol the Ohio front steps of the Meigs County Court House on Fnday Oclober t4 2005 al 2002 HO So a Deuce many ext as nc ud ng w de 1 e ch ome Py1hon P pes 7 000 m es (740)446 28 5 NO MATT&;DI WHAT rvtll'l;l STYLE. ~ 650 Yamaha V S a Gus om 6 300 m les S3 200 080 (740 256 16 8 0 (740 256 6200 te!i Honda 250 exc cond ode very t1 e $ 500 304 675 87 4 tM~~~ HAS SOMETHING 986 HAC A uma Lie X Campa 31FT Ba h ma nla ned $4 900 304 675 8 59 FOR YOU" m es g ea cond on one AC Heal We $8 500 (740 367 740 339 3955 G ande 51Km Ext a n ce owab e w h B ueOx base pia e Both p ce be ow 8 ue Book (740)245 5468 Campa 2 S des used 4 mes Excellen Cond 1on $ 5 300 (304 882 3922 even ngs Rl,...lllt t.u K.-.c-._. Nut.l ~ ~ s l>~llv~r~d i1"11 N'-!Rl g l"llt: t o ... s pUJ"ll ~ rs ••••r Oc ctr dee~p~m:n~"R:o~b:e:r~t"":E~~B~e~e~g~le~~lee:t~t:h:e:nc:e:"!S~52~~5:9;-::=~~~::=~~~ii3!v~e=y~S~o~u~t~h~8:6~d~e=grees estate by lng methods wllhout Meigs Counly Sheroff 35 E 375 00 feel with encumbrance to the Attorney lhe for the centerl ne of Public Notice Sheriff Sale t4 minutes 43 sec Case onds East a distance 05CV020 ol 33 48 feel to an Plaintiff Allred Road to a mag Number Reference Deed Volume 118 Page 771 Carlisle Me Nellie Pinl Kramer & Ulnch nail sel marking the Northwest corner of Frankl n Management corner and Valumett8 Page 1t9 Official Records of Meigs Counly Oh o Auditors Parcel Nos 11-D1059 1t Ot060 Property Address 36694 Peterson Hollow Road Rulland OH 45775 24755 Chagr~n Boulevard Suite 200 Cleveland OHio 44t22 5690 2t& 360 7200 (9) 7 14 2t 0 tO acre parcel con veyed to Gregory A Wlnesbrenner as recorded In or Volume t& page 687 said nail bears N 52 59 35 W 94 00 feet from a Mag Nail set marking the intersec tlon ol the Current Owner Carol A 0 Hubbard Sheriff Sale Case Number 05CV015 Centerline& of Alfred Road and State Route lie Auctton on the acres more or less 36694 Peterson Hollow Rd Rulland Ohio 45775 Wells Fargo Bank Plaintiff vs James A & Erica D Crandall &at Thence S 44 58 53 W 123t9 leet leavong Allred Road lronl steps of the Me 1gs counly court House on Friday Subtect to all legal easements The above descr~p Appratsed be sold for less than 2/3rds of the appraised value 10°o down on day of sale Defendants Court of Common Pleas Meigs County Oh o et al In Pursuance of an order of sale lo me drrected from Sard with the West hne of said parcel conveyed lo Winebrenner to a mag nail set m the centerline of State Route 681 and pass 1ng over an tron p n Oct 21 2005 at 10 am of satd day the followmg descnbed Real Estate Srtuated m th e Townsh p ol 01 ve County or Mergs and state ol I on was made In accordance w th an aclual survey con dueled under the superv s on of Eugene Tnplett P S #6766 conducted on described premises a right of way through cash certified Court In I he above July 7 and 22 t998 entitled action I will Fractron 32 Township the same heretofore conveyed to one Luman Bnne to one John E Stansbury beanng are assumed on expose at set at 60 00 leet said bears S 76 19 43 W t65 00 feet Ohio check balance due 4 Range t1 of the and are used only lo sale Robert E Beegle Mergs County Shenff Public Auctron on the front steps of the Me gs County Court from a Mag nail set at the mtersectron of the centerllnes of State Ohto Company Purchase and being a new parce created express angular measurement Property address AHorney lor Plaintiff L1Hie Sheets House on Friday Ool 21 2005 at 10 am of said day the follow Roule 68t and Allred Road Thence S 76 24 23 W 202 35 feel with the centerline of out ol the Roc~y R Hupp Property (Meogs County 011 cal Records Volume 67 Page 365) bounded 53670 N n e Road Reedsvo le OH 45772 Cur enl owner Allyson Me Benge etal l'roperty at 53670 of said Fracllon No 3 !hence West lorly eight rods lo lhe place ol begin Lots Five (5) and Sox (6) In Wehe s Add ilion lo the VIllage ol Pomeroy Meigs County Ohio as shown by the Plat of less EXCEPT howev ed In Volume 3 Plat Records of Meigs County Ohoo el Page 1 In the Offtce of the Ditch ng!Trench ng Serv ce 4:.~4 Comme c a D ch W tch w h s • way blade Oggng Dep h up o 56 Gas Wae Cabe Eect c & D an L nes 304 576 9005 surface 10 am of sard day the followrng described real estate said Add tron record Ha ey Sofa exce en cond on se e a ext as $ 4 500 phone (740)985 393B EXI:A\ )\ IlN( Beg1nn1ng six rods norlh ol the norJheasl road thence easterly along sa1d road to the east line of sa d frac tlon thence North aboul one hundred and twenty one rods Public Auction on the nlng containing th1r ty five acres more or er from the above FURTHER EXCEPT at $70 000 00 Terms of sale Cannot or conflrmaloon ol the Pubh.;: Nottce to sale nail c redtt corp Plaint If vs Ally son McBenge el al Defendants court of Common Pleas Meigs county Ohio In Pursuance of an order of sale to me d r€tcted from satd Court n th e above Enllled Auction 1will expose to sale at pub Iron pin set by thi s survey on the west I ne of the Louse Sm th Property Thence along the wesl line of the Louise Smllh Property South a dis tance of 213 39 feet to the plac e of beg n n ng (passmg an ron p pe lound al 170 86 feet) conta nmg 2 000 lNG all coal o I gas & other minerals now known to be under Warner lng described Real County the real 2t3 E 2nd Estate State Roule 681 Property Address 113 Wehe Terrace hereafter determined to be under sa d real Pomeroy Ohio 45769 Situated In the town the pnncrple place of and descrrbed as fol N ne Pomeroy Ohio 45769 No t6 Parcel Ot675000 & t6 Ot676 000 estate together wllh lhe right to mine end 740 992-6689 (9) 7 t4 2t ship of Orange County of Meigs Slete of Ohio and beginning and con talnlng t 347 acres more or less Reedsvolle OH 45772 PP# 09 01266 OOt Volume 91 Page 539 being a par.t of the Southwest quarter of Sect on 24 Township 4N Range 12W of the Ohio company s pur Bearings of the above descrrphon are based on the West L10e of the Southwest Quarter of Section 24 lows Beginning al en oron pin found 81 the Recorder of sard J Blackwell FREE BINGO Pomeroy Eagles 2171 14 Company s PurotTase and bounded and descrrbed as follows expose to sale at Common 2001 He age l'"'uh•li ~ South forty e1ghl rods and l1fly links to the center ol the pub! c of Current Owner Steve BEAUnFUL APART MENTS AT BUOGET 1990 14.1(70 3 bed oom a PRICES AT JACKSON e w CA Ktchen app ESTATES 52 Westwood allces nc uded Mus be 5 ooms & baltl s ova & D ve !rom S344 o $442 moved (740)286 685 ef ge a o no pets 50 Wa k to shop & moves CaH Equal Olive S $350 man h 740 446 2568 2000 14JC70 Oakwood (740)446 3945 Hous ng Opportuntty F eemont 3BR 2BA n Oua C eek very n~ce 740 CONVENIENTLY LOCAT Attention 388 85 3 0 740--388 8017 Loca company ol1enng NO ED 6 AFFORDABLE I DOWN PAYMENr p o 2000 t 6 :.~80 mob te home g ams to you o buy you Many ext as Owne w pay home nstead ol en! ng o move Cal 740)446 00 10 financ ng 2570 Less lhan perfect c edt accep ed 2002 3BR 2 bath Oakwood Paymen1 could be he mob e home Good cond same BS en on S28 500 OBO Mo !gage Locato s Ref nanc ng a11a abe Cat (740)387 0000 G acoushvng 1 and2bed (740)245 0 31 Beautiful 3 bed oom home oom apartments a V age and R ve s de n count y C A Mano n M dd epa washe d ye hookup a ge Apa tmen ya d (614)595 7773 o 800- F om 5295 S444 Ca 740 992 5064 Equa Hous ng mode clea ance AI emam 798 4686 Opportunrt es nQ 2005 s mus go to make bal1i oom to new homes onde Honeys'uck e H s Ap s construe 10n SAVE SAVE ocated on Co on a 0 SAVE OAKWOOD HOMES beh lld H ghway Pa ol Pos GALL POLIS Ca (740)446 on Jackson P ke 2 bed oom 3093 now ava abe Ren sla IS $290 month low & mode G ea Used 994 14:.~70 3 a e ncome Equa Hous ng Bed oom 2 Ba h ncludes OppMun 1y (740)446-33« heat Dump Cat (740)385 TDD 1-800-7~750 2434 Home fa Ren n G enwood 3b 2ba de ached Ga age Mob e Home 2002 Pa o S400/mon h p us depos 1 Spec a Ea on 6X80 (3041743 8564 vny ~dng shnged oof hea pump n ce sc eened Homes f om 57 000 I on po ch Se fa pay oft Fo ec osu es VA HUO Fo 529 500 00 740 949 2543 s ngs BOO 39 5228 elC 0 740-4 6 251 709 TRUCKS FOR S\LE Vcu• r dlrecled from saod Court In the above entllled action I woll Pleas Meogs County lllHS•LE AnySye AnySze Cusom 8u o tt you needs FREE Estima es 740 596 2909 OhiO In pursuance of an order of sale to me Court Slln.IES DAVIDSON METAL ROOFING 18 Coos 30y wa anty n w tng Profess ana nstal al on Fee Es mates 740 596 2909 POLE BUILDINGS and ftfteen hnks thence South seventy nine rods and f fly lmks thence East f ve rods thence BUIUJING 10 Week old AKC Cocke Span e Pupp es Duff Appliance back buff&wh e wh e&b aoK buft&black Ware house Mo he and Fa he 0\1 p op e y Shes warned dec awed S350 00 F m n Hende son WV P e owned app canes sa ng at 740 992 737 1 $75 & up a nde warran y we do sevce wok on al Make and Modes 304)675 7999 3 & 2 BR apts Close o Ho ze hosp ta wo hookups wa e sewe ncuded Sa tng at $450 mon h depos t equ ed No J)E!ts (740)44 1 164 15 u sze ou pac back es & uggage ack much mo e 9 000 m es S 2 500 Ca (740 4'46 4525 afle 3pm r 7 pas senge an 4 000 m es uns good dark bu guncly n ony 95hou s ye ow bacK ke new 54395 080 colo $2 000 (740)992 (740 245 9294 2726 eng ne a omahc ansm s John Deere Commercial s on powe w ndQWS & doc Worka te Products ocks 12 BOO Ca (7 40)446 Compac Excavate s Sk d 0425 see siT ac o Loade Backhoe n stock Check ou S o y and C a k P ana en a a es G ea 3040675 3273 ava abe nc FRurrs& spaces n e y good cond on Down own Ga pol s App ox 600 sq tt each a 2 ba hs Lease p ce r)ego abe o encou age ew bus ness Ca (740)446 4425 o 740)446 3936 ':-'-'---, - - - - - - - - FOR RENT dwellings advertised n th a newapape are ava table on an equal opportun ty bases Kanauga ash pd 740 446 n s es Coun t y Homes Shade $130 mo. (740)385-4019 I~ I L@ijfHIQIIIN H OlSf:S IURREN"f Concea ed P s o Octobe e 9 00 am VFW Mason WV Ph (740)843 Meadowb oak 5555 Cnl (740)4 6 3329 Bed oom 112 Ba h Co ne lot new Roo move n con d Oil new Ca pet and sc ee po ch ave oak ng F oo ng S orage Bu d ng ve sepa al e wo s1o y Fo eclosu e 78A 5BA on y Fenced n Back Ya d ga age w h wo kbench $18 000 Fo st ngs ca I (304)773 5254 0 (304)593 tage yad pvae 800 39 5228 ext F254 4t35 Rete ences $650 mon h dep~s t (740)446 4922 even ngs basemen ha dwood oars de ached ga age a ge r;ol/. 2 Bed oom House New1y e ed pa o fenced back Remodeled K neon Ave $550 mo ya d c ose o schools Po nl Ga po s 84 740)44 Peasant S69 500 (740)44 0194 740 709 1-382 .,;,;,...;......;;..;;;;...;;.;..._ _, New s ding new front and back po cH Located n No down payment appx 2 bed oom hOuse $375 pe 170 Au and next o Aul and 2000 sq fl rJa & hea 3 4 mo pus deposl & u tes E emen ary school Ask ng bed ooms n Pome oy 740 Accep HUO (740)446 SSS 000 Ca any me 949 7004 25 t 5 Daube Ba e 2 Gage 740 742 2273 Shogu 22 A e wth Oakwood Home F ep ace scope 22 Ta ge P slo 4 Sae 9 Am Home on Garden Tub F ee Del very S250 oo fo a ca 740 ac e w ga age nea AKZO t f2 me ou Gee Road 985 4491 Rose Ch na $95 000 (304 675 5026 Point Pleasan W Va se ce o 2 W Sevng Dlshes-525 00 L CENSED SOC Al WORKER Ove b oak. Rehab a on Cen e s now accep ng esumes to he pos 1on of 0 eclo o Soc al Se v ces The qua ed cand da e mus be a lSW possess ng s ong erba and w en commun ca o sk s r-.. ed ca a Mea ca e and MOS know edge Long e m a e expe ence pee ed b no equ ed Qua ed a d da es may send esumes o Cha a B own M Gu e AN LNHA Adm n s a o 333 Page s ee Mddepo Oho 180 45 60 EOE Or vers Needed MOBILE H O\IFS no pets Refe ence & dep $300 (740)367 0632 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI" No Fee Un ess We W n I 888 562 3345 IH \I I sl \II OBO 1986Fod4x4 I k 3006 cy manua sh Good Voyage s ds ucK T ade o 4 whee e good co d uns good even ngs & 740 338 0436 1:1500 OBO Ca (740)44 0712 x6ooo ;.;.......,,....----,· Defendant r: $2 400 (740)256 652 2002 Cava a 59 500 m es Gun Me a 7s Carbon F be Muff e B ack Eu os and Head gh ALTO'; Cones New CD Paye HJRSAL£ $7 200 oo Ca 740 992 m es vcoy ed many 9J( as owne neve been 0210 smoked n perfpcl condrt on 996 Chevy Be e a V6 s 000 (740)742 2861 au ornate NC uns looks good good gas m eage VA!o5 $2 200 080 740)44 FOR SALE 98Sau nSC2 auo 7400Q 0914 m es ed oaded $5 000 994 Chevy lu[Tl na van 7 Nego abe 740 992 518 seale uns good oaks a e 5 PM good AsK nt;t 51 000 OBO (740 44 0488 g een 1ow e adu owned ess han 64 ooom es V6 au oma c B CD e)Cce en and sha p $6 BOO (740 446 0369 a al All real esta e advet111 ng in th 1 newspaper Ia subJect to the Federa Far Housing Act of 1968 wh ch mak" II llegal to advert se any preference llmttat on o d ecnm nat on based on ace co o religion sex lam l1al ata us o nat one o lg n or any n ent on to make any suet'! prefe ence I mhat on or d1scr m nat on me offe Ca rn chae Equ pmen Inc 11:~4 6 24 2 FARM Cape Cod Home 2 85 SO Fee 2 2Ba 3B 2Ca DRAST CAL Y RE DUCED Ga age & Ca Po Daube Ca 740 446 3570 0 veway S ts on 12 ac e ol on dead end P vale Lars & Dve 2ysod $145 000 ACREAGE (304)593 2664 $ 5 94 $22 56/h pe son oak ng o a home o buy A cash Me gs o Ga a No doube wde o modua 40 4 63 30 CLASSIFIED INDEX Sa e Lease BeEJ.u y Sa on Me e No man Stud o down tow Ga po s P ce D as ca y Re duced 740 245 Cl294 B ck Ranch B dwe I Porte A 60 nea schoo g o ceysoeandgassa on •NOTICh H 0 VA LEY PUBL SH 3 bed ooms a eect c 2 2 baths k tchen With nook pan y d sposa m c owave g ea oom wth s one gas I ap ace foma dn ng oom w h bay w ndow a un you have nves sudyo ce w h wak: n a ed he ofte n c oset Maste bed com and bah w th 2 wak n cases MONEl Wh poo ub showe and mLOAN dua s nks Enc osed back po ch 2 ca ga age 20x40 ng ound poo oak wood wo k new oo andscap ng pus NC heat App o~~; 4 ac es $ 79 900 C.a (740)446 93 12 Fo POSTAL JOBS 150 4x4 s For Sale OrroRruNm HoMFS IUHSALE r An 0 pa en A coho and o he D ug agency s pes9wkso d w accepl ng esume fo he fol urn s zed dogs 740)446 o gpat meposton 4446 P eve nt on Educator Wo k 32 hours each week du ng n19h weekend and Seek ng an energe c nd dua 10 wo k you h and ho day sh fts Fo me m adu s n Ga a and Jackson a y safety o secu ty e~r:pe coun es Respons b I es ence sa pus UT~ON s 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9121 05 2842 dog w an ma k. ngs os 8126 n Guysv e Shadn & Tuppe s Pa sa ea wea ng geen coa SOO Rewa d ca 40 662 2022 B USINf:$ 10 Hor.u: I MPROI'F.MFNfS 2000 K a Seph a 4 doo 984 Cl'1evy P ckup 4x4 995 Yamaha C u se 00 au oma IC 27mpg 72 000 eng ne and ansm ss on Vwn Yeow BASEMENT (740)446 24 2 mles good condton $800 good body ough $ 200 godlwmaoon I m Los o WATERPROOFING n bakes es es be s (740)446 28 5 ~;h orne $3 600 0 g na Uncond 1ana ita me gua etc uneup W I ake ada owne 740)446 1662 an ee Loca e e ences fu $4300 080 $500 Demonst a on Bonus Ask ng n shed Es ab shed 975 (740 44 9378 Let us demo a John Dee e Ca 24 H s (7 40) 446 Tak o X Sees A Whee 0870 Roge s Basemen 200 Dodge Neon au oma S ee on you awn and Wa e proo ng c a cond t onng 82000 ate ve an e:.~ a $500 ott ou You P aS a T a le Deale Ca m chae EqlJ pmen Inc EQu li'!\lf:NI Or 1.\11'1 0\ 'II· ' I SI·.H\ I< 'f.S FOil SAU: -.. 11n11 1 ' z one owcu t vaos u nng pow fo sma ac o $45 ( a ge a c an $ 00 3H P gaso ne eng ne a camp esso 740 256 6444 In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE 41 MmURcYa£'>1 4 WHEEU:RS 4x4 FOK SAU: a eady d scoun ed p ICBS m es Ca bo Cnunty O H m::nbune ~ Al rros [QuiPME1'oT L m ed To Place The Da1ly Senhnel • Page 83 Prior References Deed Volume 308 Page 76t Appraised at $40 000 00 Terms ol Sale Cannot be sold for less than 213rds of the apprarsed value 10% down on day of sale cash or certified check balance due on confirmatton of sale Robert E Beegle Meigs County Sher II Attorney for the Plelntlll Slephen 0 M les 18 W Avenue Monument hlate or remove said coal by underground mrnrng processes (stnpm n 1ng not mcluded} and the r ght and prlvt lege of mmtng removmg and trans porting underground and under the surface of lhe ~bove described premtses coal from other lands now owned or here after acqurred by the satd Grantors or their hetrs successors and assigns the Grantees hereby wa v ng for them selves their succes sors he rs and assigns all damages In any manner aristng from the exerctse of lho rights above set lorlh together with lhe right to enle Oaylon Ohio 45402 937-461 t400 (9) 7 t4 2t Public Notice SHERIFF SALES CASE NUMBER 05CV043 Bank Farmera &Savings Co Plaintiff vs Carol AD Hubbard El al upon the surface of said real eslate to explore or test drill for said coal provld ad that the Grantors herein shall n91 do unnecessary damage In said teat d ri lling RE9ERVING FURTHER lhe right to enter upon said premises prospect explore and drill for Defendants Court of Common ...a:uelp produ ce Pleas Meigs County store and ramove oil Ohio In purauanca of an ordlr of sale to me directed lrom said and gas or either of lhem ue all mach n ery structure der court In the above pipelines equipment enthlad acllon I will flx:tures machinery and othar appliances and things necessary or convenkmt there- expose to aale at Public Auction on the front steps of the rlcka tanks Meigs County Courl Houoe on Friday October t4 2005 tO a m of said day the following described re•l eslale The following real lore and lhe right lo uaa ao much of the ourtaca as may' be estate situate In the prospect e•plore end rill for m ine excavate and remove such other mineral s 11 may be hereafter 11 Township of Rutland County of Meigs and State of Oh i o and being a part of Fraction No 3 Town No 6 and Ranga No necessary for the purpose aforealad RESERVING FUR THER the right lo determ ined lo be under uld real & Public Nottce SHERIFF SALES CASE NUMBER 05CVOt2 Wells Fargo Bank Plalnloll vs Anthony T Wolle et al Defendant Court of Common Pleas Meigs County Ohoo In pursuance of an order of sale to me dtrected from said Court n the above entitled action I will e•pose to sale at Public Auction on the front steps of the Meogs County Court House on F.rldey October t4 2005 at tOOO am of said day lhe lollowlng described real a,tate Situated In the VIllage of Middleport Counly of Meigs end State of Ohio end bounded and described as lol lows to wit and being known as Lot Number Five (5) In M C Hobar s Sub division to the aforesaid VIllage Premises commonly known as 439 Street Lincoln Middleport Ohio 45760 Current Owner Anlhony T Wolle el al Property at 439 Lincoln Street chase and to southwest corner of the Louise Sm th Property (Meigs County Off cal Records Volume 40 page t69) 1n the cen be1ng as being N 00 Deg 00 00 E and Is an assumed Meridian used to denote angles only All tron terllne of 01 ve Townshrp Road 265 (also known as Number N ne Road Sale c~ s h or cert fled check balan ce due on confrrmat on of sale No Access marly convoyed to Nina Robison as recorded In 0 R Volume 60 Page 25t n the Me gs County pins sel are 5/8 0 D Iron pms 30 long wllh red caps labeled SA England tS thence along the cen terllne of Townsh p Road 265 South 24 degrees 04 mlnules 06 seconds West a distance of 83 52 feel Robert E Beegle Meigs County Sheriff Attorney lor the Pia nt If Jauhch & Deed Records also being all of Auditors parcel No 10 0029~ 000 and berng further described as follows Commencing 7452 The above description was pre pared by SA England & Associates under the Direct supervrs on of Scott A England to a pornt then ce leav ng the c.anterhne of Township Road 265 along 8 1 ne created by this survey North at a meg nail set In lhe centerline ol State Route 68t marking Ohio Registered Surveyor tS 7452 In March of 2004 87 degrees 1t m in ules 36 seconds West a distance of 368 3 Property feet to an rron pin set NOTICE buy given the West line of Section 24 and being the southwest corner Coolville Ohio Property Owners James A Crandall (passing an iron pin set for reference by this survey at 26 99 of a 3 65 acre parcel conveyed lo Mary R and Erica D Crandall Prior Dead feet ) !hence along a line created by lhls Castle et al as recorded tn Deed References Volume 190 page 571 PPt 1G- survey North 00 degrees 07 minutes 02 seconds Eaat a address Jhls survey Volume 2t7 page 39 00295 000 Thence N 76 Deg 52 Current 59 E 3t2 32 feet wllh the cenlerline ol Stale Route 68t lhe same being lhe Soulh lipe of said parcel con veyed to Cas lie Eta I James and Erica Crandall et al Property at 42075 Allred Road Coolville Ohio PPt 10 00295 000 Prior feel to an Iron pin set by this su rvey In the center ol an Old Roadbed thence along the cenlerlin<l of said Old Roadbed to a Mag Nail set Deed References In the following three marking Volume t90 Page 571 the owner distance of 131 :rg lhereol and being the 550 000 00 lerms of calls 1) North 69 Degrees 02 minutes 27 sec pri nc iple of sale Cahnot be sold onds East a diatance beginning of the 1 347 acre parcel lor 1111 than 213rds of lha appraload value of t39 03 feel to on Iron pin sel by t his herein Southeast corner place to Appraised at survey sale cash or certified chock Ba l ance due 2) North 66 degrees 03 minutes 35 sec feet on confirmation or onds East a distance References Route 681 lollowlng oale an existing ren ee line Robert marking lhe eaot line ol said parcel con veyed lo Caotal et al Meigs County Sheriff Attorney for tho Pla intiff Reimer survey 3) North 70 deg rees 59 mlnutea 53 sec 10 a mag nail H t In Lorbe r R Arnovltz onda eaat a distance t ~e Co 2450 Ed ison Blvd PO box 968 Twinsburg OH 44087 330-425-420t (9) t4 2t 28 of t 44 08 feet to a n Iron pin set by this survey Thence loavlng t he centerli ne ol said Old 10% down on day ol sale caah or certified check balance due an confirmation of sale Public Notice 42075 Allred Road 10% down on day of Terms of Sale Cannot be &Old for leas than 213 rda of the appraised value Bloc,k R Rathbone LLP 602 Ma n Street Su te 500 Cine nnatl OH 45202 513 744 9600 (9) 14 21 28 the Intersection of be at t ll':o down on Day of said centerllna with deacrlbed Thence N 02 29 4t W 360 75 t07 Page 033 Appralaod 548000 00 Appra sed at 000 00 Terms of Sale Cannot be sold for less than 213 ds of the appra sed value S~O more part cularly descr bed as follows Betng a survey of 2 parcels now or for Middleport Ohio 45760 PPI 15-0t233 000 Prior Deed Volume Road leaving State cenlarllno ol Allred Road (co Road 4t ) marking the Northeasl corner lharool and paaalng ol 11t 80 feel t o an E Beegle Iron pin set by th is over Iron pins set al Roadbed along a llhe 30 11 feel and 32 t 87 creal ed by th is sut ~ s hereby that on Salurday September t7 2005 81 10 00 a m a publi c sale will ~· held et 211 W Secood St Pomeroy Ohio The Farmera Bank and Savings Company Is selling for cash n hand or ce rtified ch eck the lollowlng co llateral 2000 Pont a... Grand A m 1G 2NE52TX YM721 22 2 1998 Ford Expedition Eddte Bauer 1F MPU 18L9WLA 72t8 0 1999 Jeep Grand Chero kee 4x4 t J4G W58NXXC 7869& 7 The above described co lateral will be sold as Is where Is with no expreasad or Implied gi ven warranty For further Informs tl on or for an appointment to nspect collateral prior to sale date con tact Cynd oe Stacy or Randy al 740 992 2t 36 DSO 1285 (9) t 4 t 5t6 �,. ' .' Page B4 • ·The Daily Sentinel ' www.mydallysentlnel.com ,/ Wednesday, September 14, 2005 . Wednesday, September 14,2005 ALLEY OOP www.mydailysentinel.com . Real Estate : Tract One: Situated In the County of Melga, In the state of Ohio, and In the Village of Middleport, Township of Sallabury, and abounded and described as follows, to-wit: Being 31 loot off of the north side of Lot 61, together with any surplus that may go with aald pareel of land. The above Is a parcel of land 31 Legal Description: Situate In tha State of Ohio, County of Melga a.n d Township of Sclplo,and In Fraction Number 7, Town Number· 7, and Range number 14 of the Ohio Company's feet, more Or less·, on Third Street ana extending easJ of an alley, and Is part of the same premi ses conveyed from C.M. Vall to Mayme F. Hobart by Deed Recorded In Volume 102, Page 75 of the Meigs County Deed Records. Reference Deed: Volume 298, Page 95, Meigs County Deed RecordS . Auditor's Parcel No: 1501092.000 Appraised at $20,000.00 purchase, and. bounded and described as Property address: 736 South Third Ave. ~ealeotate. at: S5o,ooo.oo 118 · Union Avenue , Addruo : Property Pomeroy, Ohio 43323 Frank Road, Property Owners Pomeroy Ohio 45769 Thomas Carat and Currant Owner: Virgil Yvonne Darst Phllllpo et al Property Prior Deed at 736 South 3n:f Avo Reference: "Volume Middleport, Ohio PP' 98, Page 803 and 15.()1092.000 Vol 298 Volume 118, Page 751 Pg 95, $20,000.00 and , PPI: 16.()19<t3.000 43323 Frank Road, Currant Owner: Pomeroy; Ohio 03- Thomae & Yvonne 00069.000 lvol 47 pg Darst 123 Vol 43 " Pg301 , at: 118 Property Unton Avenue $50,000.00 Tract One: Appraised Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 at $20,000.00; Tract Prior Deed Two : · Appraised at References: Vofuma 550,000 .00. The 99, Page 803, Volume appraisals do not 118, Page 751 Include an Interior Appraised at exAmination of any $20,000.00 Terma of Sale : houses or struturea on the real ast1ta . Cannot be sold lor Terms ·Of sale: cannot lese than 213rds of tho be sold lor less than appraised value 10% down on day of safe, 213 of th~ appraised value. 10% down on · cash or certified Day of Sale, cash or chock, bolonco due certified check, bal- on confirmation of ance duB on confirsal&. . mation of sale. Robert E. Beagle, Roberf E. Boogie , Meigs County Sheriff lor the Meigs County Sheriff. Attorney Plaintiff Attorney lor the Plaintiff Little Sheela · Reimer & Lorber & Warner, 213 Eas~ P.O. Box 968 Second, Pomeroy, Twinsburg , Ohio Ohio 45769 992~689 . 44087' 330-426-4201 (B) 24 (9) 7, 14 (8) 31 , (9) 7, 14 follows: Middleport, Ohio 45766. TRACT 1: Beginning at a stake in the cen ~ Tract Two : Situated ter of the publi c road in the Township of le~dlng from Chester, County of .Harrisonville to Sc, Meigs and State of Public Notice Public Notice 'OhiO, at a point of the Ohio: Being in south' line of the Section 5,- Town 2 .SHERIFF SALE 286.42 acre lot of land North, Range 13 West SHERIFF SALES CASE ' NUMBER now . or formerly of the Ohio CASE NUMBER · 05CV017 04CV110 · owned by G. E. Company 's Purchase USDARural Maylolgh, where the and bounded and LASALLE BANK NA Developmenl public road leading described as follows: · · LASALLE NATIONAL Plaintiff from Harrisonville to Beginning at a point BANK Plaintiff vs vs ;____, Ohio, Intersects South 25 rods (412.5 THOMAS & YVONNE Barbara K. Bunch at ~e south line of said feet) and North 89 DARST at al at 111aylolgh tract of · dog. 59 '42 " West Defendants Defendants ~and; thence in a 1048.07 feet; thence Court of Common Court of Common northeasterly diroc- South 5 deg. 45' -11 " Pleas, Meigs County, • Pleas, Meigs County, lion olollowlng the East 191.4 feet ; Ohio Ohio _ of said public thence South 7 dog. In pursuance of an In Pursuance of an road fifteen rods to a 29' West 64 feet ; order of sale to ma ordei' of sale to me directed from said stoke ; thence duo thence South 4 deg. directed from said east eleven rods to a 08' West 121 feet ; court In the above Court In the above · entitled action, I will stake, thence south thence South 7 deg. entitled action, I will thirteen rods to Merlll 45 ' East 50'; thence expose to sale at pub- expose . to sale at McClure's north line South 40 dog. 06'03" .lie auction on the Public Auction on the at a stake; thence East 239.33 le~t from front steps of the front steps of the Meigs County Court west thirteen rods to the mid point of said Meigs County Court House on Friday, the publi road. The Section 5 North line, House on Friday, place of beginning , . said point of begin- October 7, 2005 at 10 October 14, . 2005 at containing about one ning being . the am, of said day, the 10:00 a.m ., of said following described acre , and five rods , marked by an Iron rod day, the following more or less. on the Southerly side real estate. described real estate: --- ..r Tract 2: The following of said 60 foot wide Legal Description: Situated In the Village described premises , street; thence S. 63 Situated in the VIllage of Middleport, County situated lnthe Village deg. 59' West 121 .07 of Pomeroy, County of Meigs and State of of Harrlsonvile, coun- feet along the of Meigs and State of Ohio ty of Meigs, State of southerly side of said Ohio: In 100 acre Lot No. Beginning at the Ohio, and Township 40 foot wide street to 309, Range 13, Town of Scipio; Being lots an iron rod; then S. 13 Southeast corner of a 2, of the Ohio Number 5 and 6 of A. deg. 32 ' 14.. E8st. lot formerly owned by Company's Purch~se, Ounlaps aAddition as 213.13 feet to ali iron Lucinda Starkey on and more particularly set out in Plat Book road; thence South 89 Union Avenue in said bounded and Village of Pomeroy ; described as follows: Numbre 1 at Pag• 28, dog. 59 '42" East 240 Reference to which is feet; thence N. 34 deg. Thence North 20 deg. Beginning at an Iron hereby made for defi· . 49 '20" West 317.13 east along the north pipe al lhe southwest nita description of feet to the point of line of said Lot 100 corner of Harry W. said lots and b8in'g beginning, containing feet; thence south 70 McMaster's Lot; more partlcuterly 1.01 acres, more or deg. east 50 feet; thence South 58 deg. less. . thence south 20 deg. West 32.5 feet to an described as follows: to -wit: Described below is west 100 feet to the Iron pipe; thence Beginning at a point the centerlinl( of an line of said Union South 18 dog, ·East Avenue; thence along 33.5 feet to an Iron where· the north line access right of way to bf Fraction Number the parcel of real the line of said union pipe; thence South 78 ?crosses : the east estate: . Avenue, north 70 dag. dog. 30' East 323 feel boundary of Beginning at a pOint west 50 feet to the to an Iron pipe on the GaillpollsAthens North 14 dog. 34'14" place of beginning . West side of the State Road, which West 20.4 loot from Said premises being Rutland Road; thence road rlght·of· way Is the point of beginning a par,t of Lot No. 425 along the West olde of 10 loot wide, as of a 1.0 acre lot; of aid Village of said road North 18 shown by the above thence North 63 dog. Pomeroy, and being dog. West 57.5 feet to plat record; thence 59' East 445.62 foot the same premises an Iron pipe; thence south 21 degrees and North 40 dog. deeded by Margaret North 78 dag. 30' West 06'03"Wost210.1 loot Hurst to Theodore west 194 feet to tho 287 feet to the place north side of a 10-loot (40 foot wide R/W to Eisolsteln by deed of beginning, containalley; thence south 70 this point); thence dated November 16, Ing 38/100 acres. 112 degrees east North 15 deg. 14'35" 1885, and recorded In Current Owner: along the north side West 25.22 . feet Volume 61 , Page 224 Barbara K. Bunch of said 10~foot alley (changing to a SO loot and 225 recorda, Property Address : 100·feel; thence north wide R/W on this Meigs Co~nty, Ohio, 311 Rutland Street, 11 degrees east 107 course); thence and deeded to Middleport, Ohio 45760 . . 1/2 faetto the place of South 82 dog . 15' George Elsolsfaln ·beginning. West 470.4 feet (50 and wile to Elza S. Parcel No.: 15-01288Current Owner: f!alph foot wide RfW on ths Lee by deed dated 000 E. Steinmetz course) thence South November 19, 1891 , Prior Deed 85 deg. 36"53 Wast and recorded· In Property at: 38504 St. Refarences: Volume Rt. 684 85.1 feet (changing to 1/Qiume 73, Pages 211 254, Page 817 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 a 40 loot wide RfW on and 212 of the Appraised at PPI: 17-00607, ·17- this courSe}; thence records of deeds of $50,000.00 00608, 1Hl0609 Souih 82 dog. 15' ; Meigs County, Ohio. Terms of Sale: Deed West 99.4 feet and Same and except a Cannot be sold lor Prior South 58 deg. 01 · small tract of real REferences : Volume less than Vlrds of the 30" West 291 .5 feet to estate conveyed !~ appraised value. 10% 301, Page ti23 Appraised at the centerline of Louis Reibel, begin- down on day of sale. $41J,OOO.OO County Road C-26. nlng at a point 26 feet cash or certified of Sale: Said right of way is to north 20 deg. from the check, balance due . Terms be" used In common southeast corner of on confirmation of . Cannot be sold for :taos than 213rds oft he with all adjacent the N.E. Church sale. owners, Parsonage lot; thence ·appraised value 10% property Robert E. Boogie, heirs and north 66 114 deg. wet :down on day of sale, their Molga County Sheriff assigns and all per3 loot and 9 Inches; c.aoh or certified Attorney lor the check, balance due sons lor the benefit of thence north 20 dag. Plaintiff out 17 feat and 4 Stephen D. Mlleo on confirmation of • the adjacent property 1111. owners bordering ~r Inches; thence south 18 W. Monumant Avo. ·Robert E. Boogie, connnectlng - said- 66 1/4 dog. east 3 feei Dayton, OH 45402 ·Miigl County Sheriff · right of way. Said real and 9 lnchoo; thance 913-461-1900 for the estate Is subject to ell south 20 dog. west 17 (9) 7, 14, 21b :Attorney .Plaintiff covenants, restrlc - feet and 4 lnchea to :Shapiro & Felty lions, building restrlc - the place of bogln·1500 W. Third Street tiona, easements , nlng, and containing Public Notice 'Suite 400 road and highways of about 65 square feat, record In deed mora or less, and It Is Tho Home National Cleveland, Ohio 44113 recorded In VoJ. 270, further understood Bonk will auction the Pege 681 , of t~e Dead that no part of the following llama .on 216-812-1530 (9)7, 14, 2t Records, Mei gs well on sold parson- Saturday September County, Ohio. · ,age lot Is hereby •con- 17, 2005. at 10:00 am Exceptlng and reserv· veyed. at the bank 'o parking lng · unto form er The above deacribed lot: Public Notice grantors herein , their real estate was 19n Chevy-C·I Truck Sheriff Sale Case heirs and assigns, all owned by Rease ·E. CCL 14403443 Number 04CV158 coa.l, oil and ·gas and WUUams and Sara W. 1992 Oldo 98 Farmer• Bank &· other minerals under~• Willis as Joint Regency Savinga Co Plaintiff lying said real estate Tenants with right of · 1G3CW53L2N433094 VS Virgil P. Phillips together with the survivorship by virtue 7 aka VIrgil R. Phillips right to mine, drill and of a deed dated May 19J16 Pontiac ·Grand aka Virgil D. Phillips remove the same. It 24, 1972, recorded In P r I x Is undostood that Volume 249, Page aka Vlrglll!hlllps, et al 1G2WJ12MXTF29363 Defendants Court of there will be ,no 1019, Meigs County 8 Common Pleas, drill ing on the real · Deed Recorda. The The Homo National Molgo County, Ohio . estate described Probate Court Bank reaarvea the In pursuance of an herein, and further~ · Records of Meigs right to reject any or order of sale to me more, that no air County, Ohio , reflect all bldo. All vehicle& directed from said " shafts will be located that Reese E. Williams are :eold, aa Ia where court in the abo.ve . on real , estate died September 22 , Ia, with no warrantlea ~ e s c r I b e d 197 and his estate expressed or Implied. entitled . action. I will ,e xposetoaaleatpub· h e re ln .Ref e ran ce was administered In For an appointment He auction on the Deeds : Volume 47. Case 122499, there~ to soo, call 74Q-949front ateps of the Page 123, and Volume fore, vesting hla 2210. Aak lor Sh<lila . Meigs County Court 43, Page 3(11 , Meigs entire Interest In the Slncarely, Shalla. Buchanan Houae on . Friday County Off icia l Property upon hi Sept. ~01~ , 2005 at to Records. Auditor 's death to Sara W. Home National Bank a.m. of aiid day, the parcel No.: 03· Willis. DS01810 . • following descri bed Q0069.QPO Apprei sed Property Address: (9) 14,15,16 ACROSS Phillip Alder , Al!ything Hauled • Metal, ~Appliances, • Cars. • Garage Metal Call 740-742-Z595 North and Financial Services 41800 SR #7 No LawnTo Small . Call 742-2595 Rider-Push-Weedeating Owner Operated Advertise in this space for $1 04 permontha CAMPERS ETC. ATTHE MEIGS CO. FAIRGROUNDS OCT. 8, 2005 9:00AM- 12:00 For more Info. call 740-985-4372 Me the PAIN out of PAINTINGI State Auto offers something spet.·ial Let me do 1: for youl It 's the Auto/Home Disco unt wilh ' pecial reduced rates ir both cur and ho1he are insured with State ALil O. Find OUl how much yo ll r sav ings Gtn he. \\s'is~.:.· mtm 1."il e AgL' II l:}. JJ.·l· 1 I l"l'Ond :\\lcnuL" -. _ 1.1 www._wisc n J.m a ~c m-y...:tll n LEWIS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Concrete Removal and Replacement MONTY David Lewis 740-992-6971 Insured lo'n.'t: EsUmalcs High and llrj Storage Phone Janel Jeffers 33795 Hiland Road Pomer:oy, Ohio ¥ AU 5 16 17 • 18 19 ·East • ¥ KQJ 111974:1 K BI "' 6 2 6 53 2 21 . J 1 09-65 olo Q754 South 23 26 27 " 28 . AQ10987 • 8 t •. A Q • J 10 9 740-667-0700 • 740-843-5264 30 31 Vulnerab le: iloth FRANK & EARNEST KlngKurtef ~ FAANHANO Re~identiotl) BARNEY OH, auT 1 AM, MISSUS TUTTLE !! ; Re~iden1ial) Mowin_g, Trimming, Tree Tri mm ing, Aeration, Fertili zati un~ Sprayrng of fence lines, Leaf Removal, as well as small . landscaping jobs ~ur h as plan tin g and mulching. j rr-=t:rr,.-~~;;_5~~~~:-:;w-\i~~l THIS HERE'S TH' 1 RESEARCH PART ! r ' J FREE ESTIMATES • GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES 1 WINDOW SUPER SALE I II $219 THE BORN LOSER ?: . Bt. FO~.<. STANLEY TREE TRIMMING & GENERAL CONTRACTING • Prompt & quality work • Affordable Rates • References Available • Free Estimates "l ' P'" CX) 'IOU Rf.N.L'11-\1\\1( ::,oi<\E. WOR\ IW , ~o-1') \ e,LE , . OR 1\\ZC.. 'IOU JUS\ GOING \0 PU"( lT 11'-1 Tl\(~K <r "l ~ Pl i\N. FOR Ti-llS N.E:.W 1'\0 N.('L K&K EXCAVATING RockY, ''RJ'' Hupp· BIG NATE AND ... ::• 1\t-I E M ~ ~-·. DOES THAT MEAN YOU'RE AL <;.0 TE.ACHING ' ,l·· IMPORTS Athens ~O M E OF MY LEc.;:T UREC. 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(July 23·Aug l22) Wilen •t comes 10 si1uat1 ons lo day which could cos t you money. do not allow otl1ers to Infl uence yOU! decos1ons. Keep your own " counsel and call all ·nnporrant trnancial sll o ts yourself. . GRIZZWELLS 0\( , ~-I A11(EI? )tlU Hll~LY... r--'i' I A THE J,AST M!NUTE Tr. ' ' NUTZ SOUP TO C:100~R , r.Stro""'"" :"! ol.r.,N[~ D(ar GraNra J4.,r a tlOTc ta s.,y t-1";lf'P'r' ' Botar,d s ,,THdaY I totaLLY (orGoT ~.· ~-t.:o~<'f<o:or­ ..,...o2o"\l~o · -. r Sa De r st LL h•vc .,.. 3fT ::; o'-l -a Prr:-s~ NT? �-----'--- ---- -- --.·~- ( I .• Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, September 14. www.mydailysentinel.com ' 2005 Smith to start Buckeyes' next game. WomEn's CollEge Soccer New Orleans air putrid but not overly polluted, A2 COLUMBUS (AP) :_ The Zwick for Texas coach Mack Brown, quarterback carousel at Ohio two, Smith speaking at 11is weekJy news State has been unplugged. for one, conference in Austtn, satd he Zwick for was impressed with both Troy Smith will start for the · No. 9 Buckeyes on Saturday , two, and Ohio State quarterhacks and against San Diego State, , Smith· for understood the dilemma facwhile Justin Zwick - the one. As a ing TresseL "The 1oughest thing that starter the first two games - result, the offense never realhas been relegated to the side- ly got into a rhythm . can happen is you play them lines. Coach Jim Tressel said "There . were some times both and lose," Brown smd. he couldn't even say for sure when I didn ' t · execute," "It just opens you up forcritif Zwick would play against Tressel said, discussing how icism. It's a very difficult the ALtec·s. well he coached during the thing." · It was difficult to tell who ga)Tie. "You have to start with , Tressel ·said after the game was in charge of the offense yourself in the formula. I cer- that he substituted quarterand what the ga~1e plan was tainly didn''t grade a winning backs based on his feelings at during Saturday\ 25-22 loss perfQrmance." the mom,ent. On Tuesday, he to Texas as Tressehhuffled in Boiled tlown· tQ the cold, was· did not give concrete rea, quarterbacks like relief pitch- hard numbers, Smith was 5- sons for giving Smith the job.. ers iry a high-scoring game. for-11 passing for 78 .yards Asked why he thouglit Tressel has been roundly and a touchdown and added Smith was what the team criticized on call-in shows 13 rushes for 27 net yards. He needed now, Tressel said, "I and in chat rooms since the led . Ohio State to points on think that throughout the defeat. five consecutive possessions course of time, it's demon~ "You have to make deci- and a 19-13 lead, then was strated . We've had lots of sions," Tress,el said Tuesday. suddenly replaced by Zwick. practices, lots of games. It's The Buckeyes scored three not like we're guessing on ''I' ve never pretend~d that every decision I've made· was points on drives with Zwick some people that haven't right. And. I've been re)Tlind- at quarterback. He ended up been around for a while." ed of that." . 9-of-15 passing for 66 yards One thing Tressel said Ohio .Tressel waffled throughout and gained II yards on five State's quarterback must do is the nationally televised game canies. He fumbled the bull gel the ball in the hands of with No. 2 Texas, playing the last time he touched it, all playmakers such as Ted Ginn Zwick the tirst two series, but snuffing out Ohio State's · Jr. and the rest of Ohio State's then Smith for five, then final chance. speedy receiving corps. . tan McNe~ar/pholo University of Rio Grande's Jessica Boltz 111) fights for control of the ball with Cedarville's · Jess ica Thomas in the first half of the Redwomen's 1·0 loss against the Yellow Jackets Tuesday at Evan Davis Field . Redwomen fall to Cedarville BY MARK WILLIAMS SPECIAL TO THE SEN TINEL RIO GRANDE - It was a tough day for the University of Rio Grande Red women soccer t eam . a~ they .dropped a 1-0 deci sion to Cedarv il le on Tu e~day afternoon ·at Stanley Eva ns Field. A first half goal by Cedarvi lle (4·1. 1-0 AMCS) was enough to give the Ludy Jackets the victory. Forward Li sa Blackburn scored in the 19th minute and that was it for the scoring. The visitors pounded the Rio defense with 23 shots ami 15 on goal. but only one was able to find the back of the net. A stagnant performance by Rio Grande in the first half cont ributed to the 1-0 advantage. The Redwomen failed to ge t a shot 'off in the first half · Rio Grande ( 1-3. 1-3 AMCS) stepped up their defense in the second half and kept the Lady Jackets otT tne board the rest o f the way. Ri o Grande head coac h Amber Oliver lauded the defens.ive efforts of Jenna Hoffman and Krista Butts. "We lf honestlv I think the reason we pl:tyed so well defensively is Jenna Hoffm an had a great game defensively as did Kri sta Butts," Oliver said. "They did exce llent, had it not been for them I think the game would have been totally different. :'Offensively, we just couldn'r get anything going," Oliver added. "Just wasn ' t in it today, I guess." Rio goalkeeper Jenny Olding had another outstanding performance in the net, recording 14 saves. "Jenny's been fantastic for us all year," Oliver said. "We couldn't ask for more out of her." . "I wish we could gel more of her intensity to go around." The Redwoine[l had only two shots with one on goaL Freshman forward Beth Hoffman had one attempt stopped by Cedarville goalkeeper Sarah Gibson and she also missed wide on a shot in the 63rd minute. Rio Grande will play its first non-conference game, September 20, when t11ey entertain Marietta College at 4 p.m. The game will be the fourth of a six-game homesland . Blue Angels defeat Marietta in three BY BRAD SHERMAN BSHERMAN@M'r'DAILYTRIBUNE.CO M MARIETTA - Thirteen was a lucky number for Gallia Academy on Tuesday (w hich was also the 13th ). The Blue Angels were strong at the net, amassing 13 kills and. 13 bl ocks, while snapping ·a short two ·game losing· slide at Marietta. · Gallia Academy won in straight games, 25- 15. 25-17 and 25-23, to improve to 5-2 overall and 3-2 in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. · Felicia Close scored 10 points to pace the winners followed by Katie Taylor with nine. Close also led the way with six kills. Kayla ' Southern c from Page Bl · Number five man for Southern Jacob Hunter came in with a 45, the lead tne swung back to Tornadoes in exciting play and were in first place at 16H to River Valley' s total of 17·1 and the Falcons we re third at 178. . . Also in a close battle for the fourth spot, South Gallia pulled it out with another fifth man score to edge Bu.ffalo 215-217 Blast from PageBI Close Perry add-ed four and Rvann Leslie three. Leslie and Perry were also among the leaders in bklcks with six arid three respectively. A .I e x i s Gei•;er added c . four.· Abo defensively, Perry had 18 digs, fo llowed by Leslie with 17. 16 from Close and 1.1 each from Sarah Cochran and Taylor. Taylor handed out fiv e assists, Whitney Mayo four and Heather Withee three. The GA HS JUnior varsity was also u winner. 2S-15. 22· ciP~e r. Mei~ ., Lied the get no thi rd contest ut three apie~e. then went on a 17-T run tn take a 20-10 lc:td . in ~ he finale . The \larau du-, \\1.:nt tl!l ~~ S-l entire contest , working it s way back from a pair of 3- 1 deficir.- .in the firq and third game,. MilS hattled back tu a) . ) ... p.un to . :1 ~ ,..... tllL ~. rn1L· .~nd tie in game one before. 'iurg- -. ~.x ure th<.: v. in. ing hack to claim the 25- I.J · M eig~ made it a ~wee p on the night with a 25·3, 25~ I I ou tcome . In game two, the hoq, win irt 1hc Jllllior ,· ar~ily con. jumped out to a 7.{) lead and te'l. Patt} Vining had 13 con- Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ;) II ( sec ulive service point s in game one to help guide MHS from an 11 -3 edge to a 24-3 cushion . In game two. MHS held an 11 -g lead before reeling off a 10-1 run to break open a clo,e ly-co nte sted battle. · Mtigs improved to 5·0 on the junior \';tri.;tv 'if<hnn. · f\ki~ ... r~lurn . . 10 action tnda\ ' when it travel' 10 GloLi;ter to take on Trimble in a non·confe'rence TVC 'howuown . Game time i' slated for 6 p.m 'LNTS • \'ol, ;;;; , No .:!:! COAL GROVE - River Valley won its fourth Ohio Valley Conference volleyball match in as many tries after a convincing straight games win at Coal Grove Tuesday. The Lady Raiders had little trouble disposing llf the Lady Hornets 25-14, 25-9, 25-9. The win snapped a short two-game losjng skid for River Valley, which dropp~d a pair of contest at the Athens · Tournament , and Tlll lltSD.\ Y, SEI'TEI\1 BElt - • High School football previews. See Page B1 J. REED BREED®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Public Utilities Commission of Ohio is still considering AEP's proposal to recover costs associated with construction of the state-of-theart plant. Rennie said it may be year's end - or later befor e the PUCO hands down a deci sion on the company 's proposal to recover costs. "Early estimates of an October decision are probably too early," Rennie said,' "but hopefully we' II have a decision by the end of the year." The period for testimony on the proposal has closed, and Rennie said attorneys are ~ow trading briefs and responding to written testimony and testimony offered at public hearings, mcluding . one at Meigs High School last month. In the ·meantime, Rennie said , AEP hopes to complete some of the preliminary work which will be required for pennits (f the PUCO approves the cost-recovery plan. That work, Rennie said, mclude s environmental assessments of the impact of construction on wetlands and endangered wildlife on the property, · archaeological STAFF REPORT ·OBITUARIES - - - -- - - - - MERCERVILLt - South Gallia'.s serving was too tough to handle as it cruised to a straight games victory over visiting Ironton St. Joseph Tuesday. • Study: Adult use of ADHD medicines . ' doubles in four years. See Page A2 • September library events. See Page A3 • Audijion at Ariel set. See Page A3 • TOPS honor losers. See Page A3 • Exhibit on McBee coming. See · Page A3 • State: Drop in Labor Day travel hasn't hurt highway projects: . See Page AS • Heavy rain hits N.C. coast as Ophelia picks up strength. See Page A5 • Baghdad's deadliest , day: AI·Oaida bombings kill at least 160. See Page A6 Cand idates for cardiac scoring examinations arc over age 40 and have one or more of · rhe followin g risk factors for heart disease: CarJiac !!Cllring examinHtions are perfurmed clt O'Bleness' Radiolog-y aml M~dicallmaging th~ O'Bieness Medical Park. Our qualifieJ staff invites yuu to take a c:loser look at e~dvanced diagnostic imaging as we me<lsure progn.·ss in community hea lth -one pati~nt at a time. clepartment at the Castrop Center in ,, fa) O'BLENESS Memorial Hospital ~~~c.....,. vic tints ,. 'A Shelter in the Time of Storm" was the theme fOr an ecu· menical prayer service at Pomeroy's Riverfront Amphitheater Wednesday evening. Many local churches skipped the ir mid· week services to join with others in prayer for, and support of, victims of Hurricane Katrina. Leaders of the Meigs County ·Cooperative Parish discussed relief efforts now underway in the parish, and encouraged contributions to Catholic Charities USA, the United Methodist Committee on Relief, and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, the·three organizations through which the parish will collect funds for hurricane relief. Rev. Keith Rader, director of the parish, is pictured with some of the cleaning kits and health kits now being collected for distribution along the Gulf Coast 120 · health kits an'd 60 cleaning kits have been collected to date for the parish's distribution, and others will be collected next week. The deadline is Sept 23, and lists of items for the kits are available through the Mulberry Community Center. B~an Details on Page A8 ' INDEX 2 SEcrJONS,- Calendars Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials NASCAR -~bituaries Places to go Sports Weather J. Reed/ photos morning and returned home in the afternoon. He said she is the second one to get POMEROY - The Meigs on the bus in the morning , Local. Board of Education and the last one to get off in decicted to postpone any the afternoon and had some action on advertising for suggestions on how the bids on · five new school schedule could be changed . buses following a discuss ion · He was asked by the board on fuel costs and how to to discuss the matter with reduce them. Paul McElroy,. bus suphinAt Tuesday night's meeting tende nt. board member Scott Walton It was voted to renew the proposed the board defer contrac t wit h the Galliaaction until the Sept. 27 Meigs Community Action meeting to allow time to Agency in tlie amount of investigate the use of propane $ 14,8 10 to provide a over diesel in the new buses. School-to-Work transition Walton said there is con- program at Meigs Hi gh siderable difference in cost School this year. with propane being much Also approved was the Superintendent .member district software less. William Buckley said the basic, the educational mancost of getting buses agement information system, equipped . to use propane the library management syscould increase the cost of tem. and state software develthe buses. He will hiiVe full opment system and the stuinformation on how, the · dent information manag~­ change would affect the dis- ment system service agreetrict at the next meeting. ments with COG ·SEOVEC Doug Stewart, parent of a through June 30. 2006. In personnel matters, the high school student. met with the bO\lrd to discus's re s ignatio~s of ' Vicki J. the sc hedule wheri his · Haley as fourth grade teacher daughter is picked up in th e due to relocation of her husHOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM Cardiac scoring is O'Bleness Memorial Hospital's latest addition to CT, scanning · technology. This test for coronary.artery disease measures the amount of calcification in rhe aneries of the heart. It can help determine whether or not heart disease is present long before recognizable symptoms develop. 111is non-in vasive test is painless and takes only a few minutes. · information or to sched llle a ca rdi~c scoring exe1mination, Phy sician referral ~ is not rc~uircJ. · · Corps 0f · Engineers will · require a permi t allowing AEP to construct dticking facilities at• the. site and permits to use water from the Ohio River for the plant's 'operation. Landfill permits will also be required . If AEP proceeds with construction of the IGCC plant , it will create an esti. mated I ,900 construction jobs anct 125 permanent jobs. The con"ruction is also expected to resu lt in sign ifi cant ec'o nomic development in · the Great Bend site near the Ra ve nswood, ViVa . Bridge. '· ·, BY CHARLENE. HOEFLICH .. Call (7 40) 592-9483 Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. for more · . ')' . , Meigs Board postpones bus purchases 'WEATIIER Is your'SC:ore card ft;ll of high numbers? when it comes to cardiac scoring, higher numbers are definitely not par fur the course and may be indicators of serious health problems. •Obesity • High stress levels •History of smoking • Diabetes and soil sam· piing to determine the nature of any foundation work required for construction. Some of that work is being performed by AEP, others by cons ulting .firms under AEP's superision . . "We're doing a lot of pre· liminary work at the site,'' Renni"C sa id . ''The.re are various permits that will be required for construction , and AEP hopes to get ahead start on those permits in hopes that the PUCO will approve the cost-recovery plan." Rennie sai d the U.S. INSIDE ' •High blood pressure . • High LDL or total cholesterol • Family history of heart disease • Sedentary lifestyle ". ~ I \ · ·}t':· s~. Page AS • Walter Floyd Roush, 79 • Emil Tascak, 80 nine points apiece. Niki Fulks led the way, though, with 13 tallies. Swain led the way in spiking with five kills, followed by Fulks with four and two by Canaday. Canaday was also the assist leader with 13 and Fulks had a block. The Lady Rebels served up · 14 aces total while taking the volleyball rnatch 25-13, 2515, 75-14. The triumph raised South Gallia's record to 3-5. JiH Swain had six aces while Glenna Wright had five and Chelsea Canaday three - all finished with assessment~. Re~nembering . l(atrina's Rebels beat Ironton St. Joe SPORTS@MYDAILVSENTINELCOM ""w,mJdail)·-.·ntiru•l,rnm . 'j. La~y :wu:; . By BRIAN GRtAT BEND American Electric Power has begun preliminary ~ ite work on I ,200 acres in Lebanon Township, where ·the power company hopes to build a $1 billion clean-coal power plant AEP Jeff Rennie, spokesman, said Wedne sd~y the co)Tlpany ha s begun some of the work necessary to obtain permits required for construction of its cleancoal. integrated gasification combined cycle plant. The improved its ting, going 13-for-16 with mark to 4-2. four kills, while Taylor sucL a u r e n cessfully hit 9-of II tries for Bing scored a kill. Bing and Carter both 15 points went 6-for-7 in spiking with followed by a kill each and Andrea Flint C a r m a n ·also added a kill in two spike Waugh with attempts. a baker 's The Lady Hornets did pick d o z e n . up a win in the junior varsity K i r s t e n contest by scores of 25-2Q, Bing Carter had 21-25, 15-7. Ilimm Corfia eight fol- scored eight points in th~· lowed by seven from Kari . loss. McFann, Beth Payne with River Valley is at Jackson six and three by Brooke 5: 15 today before returning Taylor. to OVC play Thursday Payne led the way 'in hit- against South Point 15 , AEP conducting prelbninary site work at Great Bend SPORTS 25, 15- 11 . Brittany Miller scored I·l point s with four aces. Lindsey Niday had nine points, including · five aces, Taylor and two kills. Lindsey Ward added six points. Marietta did salvage one win during .the triple header in the freshman contest. 2520, 25-22. Brook · Willis scored 10 for the Angels. Gallia Academy is at Athens, a team it defeated in five sets during the season opener. on T~ursday . Medalists for the day Kayla Johnson . Darrin Reece and Ju stin were Brad Crouch of Arnold each paced the Southern and Justin No lan of River Valley, each with White -Falcon s wi·t 43 a su.perb two-over 37 . for apiece. and Danny Rou sh and Garrett Kaylor each the day. For Southern , in addi- ca rd ed 46. Adam Roush tion to Crouc h. Bryan was next with 49 and Hitrris fashion ed a dandy Adam Ingles 52. ' Jonathan Wells shot 43 41, Patr ic k Johnson and to head South Gallia with Hunter came in with 45 apiece. Jo'S h Smith added Brody Green neXt at 47. 49 and John Bentz had 53. while · Kevan John·son posted 62 , Jessie ~iver Valley was led by · No,\ an. Bru ce Stout turned McComas 63 and Jacob in a solid 42, Craig Barker Wat son 69. Buffalo Bison's top ('O II ccteu .J5. Craig Jagers was Garrett post~d .f 7 along with 57 .sco rer Burdette ul 47 . from Jarriel Marcu m and ne ver loo keJ buck in a 25 - 15 win. Welbton pulled to with· in two poinb at 14- 12, but the Jack son Countians would ,BY BttAD SHERMAN Mothman Festival kicks off Saturday, A7 en Lady Raiders·stay perfect in OVC BSHERMAN@MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM I 16 PAGES . A3 B4-6 B7 A3 A4 BS As A7 B Section AS © 2do5 Ohl~ Valley PubU.hl1111 Co • Racine protecting its well water BY BETH SERGENT strategies for dealing with posband' s work, of Darrell BSERGENT@ MVOAI LYSENTINEL.COM sible contaminants from saniJenkins who is retiring as , t ary sewer lines such as maincustodian, and of Tana L RACINE , Do you know wining the village's routine Kennedy as a substitute. cook Travis ,where your0 drinking water inspections of its 24-year-old· were aceepted. w.ater lines. Committee memAl:)bott also re signed as comes from For residents of Racine. bers ' decided that the lines senior class advisor. Hired on supplemental their drinking water comes within the one year time of contracts .were Linda Lear. from wells but .those wells travel for contaminants should be "smoked" a~d checked for lead mentor; and Michael need to be protected . Racine is the llrst communi- leaks annually. Committee Kennedy and Vicki Hughes, ty in Meigs County to develop member Gary Freeman said mentors . . Mary A. Arnold a source water (well water) that )> already normal procewas granted maternity leave and the board approved a protection plan with the help dure for the ,illage. ' \1ayor J. Scott-Hill said the contract with Rocksprings of community members and 'the Ohio Em'ironmental lines are in good shape though rehabilitation Center to pro' the village is looking for fundvide profess ional· therapy Protection Agency. Last ryight · the Racine lng for upgrades. Councilman services to students in the . Source Water Protection Gary Freeman said. dependdistrict. Dale Grimmett was hired Committee compiled a list of in.g on funding. ~hat he would as industrial arts teacher at potential source water coma- like to see manhole covers Meigs High School on a one- minams that have a one year coated to prevent corrosion. The committee decided year contract effective Oct. I time of travel before reaching that education presented the pendi~g completion of certi · the villages well water. Concerned with elevated best strategies for storm drain fication. ,. Added to ·the substitute bui normal levels of nitrates and residential contaminants. teachers list were Jennifer in Racine's well water. the This is in regards to improper Baldwin. Miquel Bendezu committee identitied possi~ dumping of oil, antifreeze, Amanda Berent, Christopher hie nitrate comaminants such diesel fuel. etc. \\.ater well contaminants J. Blados, Teresa L ·carrolL as sanitary storn1 'ewers . storm drains: hard" are stores can be everything from motor Amy Clark, Marcus Crabtree. Cathy Crow, that tnay sell fertilizers and oil. to insecticides. to fertilizLeslie Dunfee. Linda Dye. greenhouses both present cr. to paint that has been disand defunct. PleaH see Meigs, AS The committee disl U>'cd Please see 'Radne, AS ; I ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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