http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/7bc013892092e0505c99bd33c330347d.pdf 424c69e97e761eb3af9256101d2eaa09 PDF Text Text Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, August 19.2008 www.mydaiIysentinel .com ©2008 c NI VERSAL MEDI A SYNDICATE, INC. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE ADVERTISEMEN T FORPATENT rlEALTH, LLCJ939 EVERHARD RD' CANTON'()H 44709 Demand .soars for 'fast acting' diet pill . wants corruption Ohio AG candidate Guard training overhaul is costly, A2 Public .now facing 48-hour cut·off; clinical trial shows participants lost weight without .adding exercise or diets ' commission, A6 By M.J. MOORE Universal Media Syndlrole UMS - Thousands of callers clogged an Ohio company's phone lines trying to get this breakthrough diet pilL The remarkable weight loss supplement that has dieters from all over the country calling is called Apatrim'", and there are some very good reasons why people want it. You see, Apatrim starts working on your appetite within minutes after taking it, dieters don't have to starve or suffer through intense exercise and its heen clinically shown to get great results.• Participants lost an average of 5 times more weight than those taking a placebo during the 4week clinical.' They got these results taking Apatrim's active. ingredient as directed and without adding exercise or diets to their daily routine.• And people that have used this weight loss supplement are singing its praises. ''All I did was take it about 30 minutes before I was going to eat and • WORKS FAST: Apatrim'" is causing a buzz among dieters since they don't have to change their lifestyle and 1t starts working on their appetite JUSt mi nutes after taking it." I didn't feel hungry. It really works the order lines will .be fully staffed,'' great for me," said Erica Leventhal.' sor at the University of California's #7,060,308. This process enables the entire initial production. Apatrim's manufacturer to put the The company has also set up a said Ken Geis the Manager of Call Researchers believe that Apatrim Los Angeles School of Medicine. can suppress appetite which can · The study included healthy, over- plant's benefits into a pill. National Order Hotline just for Center Operations. "Even though we weren't able to . mean fewer calories are being con- weight individuals between the ages $cientists believe Apatrim's active Apatrim. This enables people that sumed; this can lead to weight loss.• of 31 and 73. Their caloric intake a.rd ingredient works by blocking the don't want to fight the crowds or run take all of the initial calls from people hunger signals that are sent from the risk of not finding it at the store, trying to get Apatrim we're ready Consumers should keep in mind level of exercise was not disclosed. The participants were instructed the stomach to the brain. The to get Apatrim delivered directly to now,'' said Geis. that there's no substitute for proper Current supplies are limi~ed so diet and exercise when it comes to .not to change the food they were brain then thinks that 'the stom- their homes. Starting at 7:00 am today, consumers that don't get through to losing weight. Meaningful weight eating and not to add any exercise; ach is full, causing a reduction in loss require~ consuming fewer , in other words, no changes to their appetite.• the order line will only be open the.order line'in the next 48 hours or for 48 hours. All consumers have can't find Apatrim at the store will calories than the body burns. daily routine. They \vere told to take HOW IDGET APATRIM te do · is call 1-800-782-8750 and have to wait until more inventory is Apatrim . 30 minutes before lunch WHY SO MUCH EXCITEMENT? and dinner. Initial shipments of Apatrim ask for Dept.. AP2445; orders will be produced or more shipments reach Apatnm contains an amazing An amazing 100% of the partici- havebeenrushedouttoafewselect filled on a first-come, first-served the national chains. • compound that has a known ability pants who took the active ingredient retail chains across the country. basis. to help ~ontrol hunger pangs. • as instructed ·either lost weight or CVS/pharmacy and Rite Aid were "We're bracing for the next surge I This allows people to eat the foods inches off their waistline during among the first stores to snap up of calls, we've hired more people and www.apatrim.com they want, they just eat less.•· the 4 week 'study.• In contrast, only 1. Primary study based on 26 participants over a 4-week period_ Participants were directed not to add any exerc1se or change eatinQ habits . Losing weight is hard and anyone one ~rson taking the placebo lost Participants level of caloric intake and exercise were not measured or disclosed. 2. Individual results may vary. 3. Dr. Ronald Lawrence, that has struggled with weight loss weight, just half-a-pound, and not M.D., PhD., conducted the clinical trial and is not affiliated with PatentHEALTH nor endorsing Apatrim. 4 Available in select store locations . i *THESE STATEMENTS HAVE NOT BEEN EVALUATED BY THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION . THIS PRODUCT IS NOT INTUDED TO DIAGNOSE, TREAT, ClJRE OR PREVENT ANY DISEASE. I will tell you that they would love to one reduced their waistline.' be able to lose weight without chang- · Some participants experienced incredible results, losing as much as ing their daily routine. That's where Apatrim comes in 8 pounds and up to 3 inches off their since this is exactly what happened waistline.*' To.make sure that everyone can ~et A·patrim while the initial shipments a·re being rushed out in the clinical trial. to drug stores across the country, a National Order Hotline has been set·up. Simply follow the "itook Apatrim and I felt fabulous. HOW IT WORKS instructions listed below to have Apatrim shipped directly to your home or you can go to your After eating dinner I felt full and not The active ingredient in Apatrim local drug store to see ·if Apatrim ha·s arr.ived. deprived, I just went about my day comes from a plant that grows in and didn't think 'about food or eat- India. ing,'' said Lori Morrow.' This 'miracle' plant is Caralluma 'Consumers can begin calling at 7:00am today. The order line will only be open for 48 hours. All of this positive feedback · Fimbriata arid it has heen used by Call 1;800-782-8750 and ask for Dept: AP2445. All orders will be processed on a first·' makes it easy to understand why native tribes in India for centuries come, first-served basis. there is so much excitement and to reduce hunger and quench thirst . optimism surrounding this weight during times of famine and . loss supplement. drought. • National chains across the country are working around the clock to get the initial shipments CLINICAL RESULTS Until recently, the only way of Apatrim onto their shelves. If has :been confirmed that CVS/pharmacy and Rite Aid have to get these benefits was to eat placed orders and should have supplies of Apatrim available to consumers. . ' The U.S. clinical study was con- the plant. . dueled in Los Angeles under the But scientists have developed a Or\ the web: www.apatril:n.com direction of Dr. Ronald M. Lawrence,' proprietary method of extraction <t'2008 Pate11thnlth, LLC. P4214 OF5500R·l M.D., Ph.D. a former 9linical profes- that is protected by U.S. Patent Here's how you can get Apatrim: National Order Hotline; 48-hour cut off Retail Store3: ne :;o CENTS • Vol. 58, No. :!.9 • WVU OB White set to pass more. See Page 81 BY BRIAN J. REED ROCKSPRINGS Despite fears that buyers might spend less, or turn out in fewer numbers, at Saturday 's Junior Fair Livestock Sale, those buyers actually spent more last week than they did at the 2007 sale. In the end. local business. es and individuals spent $158.800 at Saturday's sale , according to final sales figures provided by the Meigs County Agri culture Soci'ety. A year ago . The Daily Sentinel reported total sales of$151 ,225. Farmers Bank and Savings Co: , Pomeroy, spent $18,750 Saturday, lubricates the joints, but it also ment found that glucosamine acts as a comfortable shock and chondroitin, similar to absorber. those found in Trigosamine, "As we age, .the body's nat- had a 79.2% effective rate for ural production of this fluid those with moderate to severe declines and this can force joint discomfort.,. the bones in our joints to But it's the results tlult grind together which can re· make this joint supplement so suit in nagging discomfort," impressive. said Dr. Joseph Dietz'. "We get messages from con· "Using Trigosamine is like ·sumers all the time telling us taking a can of oil and applYing how great Trigosamine works it directly to your joints," said for them," said Woods. Dr. Dietz•. "Everybody wants it," added Trigosamine combines HA-13 Woods. with the essential blend of glu"CVS/phannacy and Rite Aid cosamineandchondroitinwhich were one of the first ones to have been clinically shown to order Trigosamine and they've help build healthy curtilage in loaded up their shelves. We've the jOints allowing for increased received reports that show fleXIbility and range of motion. • they have some inventory left,'' ' A clinical study conducted said Woods. · by the United States govern· "And to make it easier for peo- pie who can't find Trigosamine or don't want to go to the store, we've set up a National Order Hotline so they can have it delivered .directly to their home,"' said Woods. "We'll be offering a direct delivery discount for the next 72 hours, and consumers should k~ow they can't get this discount at drug stores," he added. Otherwise those living in the local area that miss the deadline won't be able get the discount. They'll have to go to their local drug store to • HEALTHY JOINTS: X·rays reveal jOints that have the proper a,;,ou nts of try and get Trigosamine and synovial fl uid to lubricate the joint s. HA-13, one of Trigosa mine's key ingre · may be hard pressed to find dieri ts is a component .of sy novial fl ~,id. it. • UMS-Consumerscan'tseem to get enough of it and drug stores are selling it as fast as they can get it. "Unbelievable, that's all I can say;' said Matthew Woods, Director of Business Development for PatentHEALTH the company that developed the breakthrough joint supplement. Woods was referring to the fact that in just one day a drug store chain sold 2,000 bottles ofthepowerfuljointhealthsupplement chlled Trigosamine". "We've already shipped over 500,000 bottles ofTrigosamine and sales just keep growing. it's heen crazy," said Woods. Or, visit us online at Scientists have developed www.trigosamine.com this amazing oral tablet that doesn't require a prescription r------------~----------------­ and is taken only once a day. It's so impressive that one key ingredilmt has the ability to retain fluid up to. 1000 You .may be able to find Trig~samine at CVS/pharmacy and Rite Aid since times its own weight; this they have received shipments. If you want. Trigosamine shipped directly to your helps i~crease lubrication for home and would like the local readers discount, call the National Order Hotline the joints allowing them to listed below before the 72·hour deadline expires. Otherwi se you'll have to get move with ease.• Trigosamine at the drug store and may run the risk of not being able to find it. Trigosamine's key ingredient is Hyaluronate also called B9gln Calling at 8:00AM TODAY HA-13 which is the building 1·800-924·2109 block of "natural joint fluid," Approva1Code:TG5486 medically known as synovial Discount Ends In 72 hours fluid. . .JoHph O~etz, PhD currently conducts lull time research for Patent HEALTH, LLC. as Di1ector of Health Science, Research Oevelopment. This joint fluid reduces fric- 2.1. Or Statements herein are based upon published PUbl ic infOfmalion and do not 1mply affiliation, sponsorship or endorsement ot • ALMOST GONE: Sales of the 101nt pill Trigosamine are soaring wh1ch •auld tion -in the joints allowing for Trlgos amine by tne Unlled ~tares Government. lead to out of stocks as shown 1n his photo illust ra tion. Consumers unable to etlbttless motion. It not only I · Ttff:Sl STATEMth'Tli IIA'JEJtOT BEI.II EVAI.~TED11Y THE FOOO AHODRiti AIJMINISTMTbt THIS Pfti:XJUCT lS WOT l'iTEIIDED TO DIAGNOSE, TREAT, Cll!f Ofii'REVENTANYOf:iEASf I f1nd it can call 1·800·924·2109 and have it shipped d~r,ectly to their homes. Locallleaders ·Discount Deadline I . making the bank the biggest spender of the day. Home National Bank of Racine was second on the list, with total purchases of $9.850. Rounding out the top fiv e buyers at the sale were Parker .corp. , spending $7,875 , Diamond Stone, $5,275 , and Arnold .In surance, Westerville, $5,000 . The Westerville company purchased only one animal, the grand chamc pion market steer. Concerns that high production costs might affect the showman's bottom line were apt, according to Extension Agent Hal Kneen. He said the price of corn-based livestock feeds used in market lamb, market hog and market beef pro- jects has increased by as While cost is certainly a much as three times . There factor in · choosing a live· are also other cost fac.tors to stock project , regardless of consider, including tran s- the economic climate. portation expenses. there are . other factors to 4-H Exten sion Agent consider, also. Turner said Cassie Turner said those a poultry project ·can · be involved in the junior fair challenging, only because program were pleased over' it is more difficult to keep all ·with the sale's results. a chicken alive and make "Prices held firm across market weight . in the two .the board," Turner said. month project period than "The price for market steers it would be for a market was in line with last year hog project. "It's an art to find an aniand even better t~.an lf1st year, m some cases. mal that make weight i.n Other livestock ·areas, eight weeks." Turner said . such as market rabbits and All market poultry poultry, saw a slight dip in exhibited at the Meigs fair price, but that, she said, may comes from the same have been because there source, in lots of six chicks were simply more of those for $6. The average market animals for sale compared lamb costs between $150 to last year's sale. to $200. visits · BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.GOM 0BITUARIFS Page AS • Allen Lee Miller, 23 • Thelma Roush, 93 INSIDE ~ · • Family Medicine: Boyfriend may need doctor for athlete's foot See Page A3 • Local Briefs. See Page AS WEATHER POMEROY - "Everyone is a Buckeye," E. Gordon Gee, president of The Ohio State University, said to an audience in Meigs County yesterday afternoon. Keeping good on his promise to visit all 88 counties in Ohio, Gee stopped at the Wild Horse Cafe to visit with employees of OSU's local · extension 'office, 4H members and OSU supporters. Gee said he embarked on the tour of 88 counties to get a better idea of what role the university should have in the state, remarking that it was the largest land grant university in the country as wel,I as what he called the "largest, most complex university in America." Beth SergenUphoto · Gee took questions from the audience, including that E. Gordon Gee, president of The Ohio State University (far left) greets (second from left) of William Buckley, super- 4H members Zach Carson of long Bottom, Tina Drake of Racine and OSU graduate and intendent of the Meigs Meigs Junior Fair Coordinator Alyssa Holter of the Five Points area during a stop in Meigs Local School District, who County yesterday afternoon . spoke about the competitive ' nature of college admis- colleges and that in higher than what I do because I can t as a key to succeeding. Another key to success, sions. Gee said ht; agreed education "there is a place do what I do if you don' t do according to Gee, is "play to whai you do." the field was "enormously for everyone." Speaking to a question Speaking to your strengths" and pointed competitive" particular at OSU which has around about preschool development Brent Patterson, director fo out OSU's current national 8,000 admission openings posed by John Costanzo, the Bernard Fultz Center of standing in publicly funded · University of research and development and 40,000 applicatiOns for superintendent of the Athens the those opening s. Gee said Meigs Educational Service Rio Grande, Gee said "the projects, receiving $720 ' the admissions process Center, Gee said: "There's · best partners for OS U is the million in grants last year, needed to be "more con, nothing more critical to the community college." He pushing it from II to numstructi've" and went on to American Dream than an added he felt community ber nine in the country. Gee said . he believed say : "We' re making a con- · educated population ." He colleges provided a seamless sci,ous effort to building a added OSU was the "pinna- transiiion for students inter- "very strongly" in the land class based on environmen- cle" of the educational food ested in going on with their grant tradition that helps tal needs, not just numbers." chain and what superinten- -education . Gee stressed that keep the extension . office · This also led to a conversa- dents do to coordinate these theme of cooperation and its services in Meigs tion on what he felt was the early educational programs amongst all colleges not County and he did not want importance of community was "much more important only in Ohio but nationally to move away from that. . Details on Page A3 "INDEX 2 SECTIONS - ~cwsprint """·m)tl:~il)"'"tim•l.t·nm \'\IEilNESD:\Y, AUGUST :!.0, 211118 BREED@ MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Sales skyrocketing; news of its amazing results spread across the U.S. . By G.W. Napier Universal Media Syndicate Rt•cyclt•d Sale fi~res steady despite rising project costs SPORTS ' Drug stores load up with powerful joint pill l'ri~tcd on 100 '7< ~ Middleport • Pomer~y, Ohio 12 PAGES Annie's Mailbox A3 · Calendars A3 B2-4 Classifieds Comics Bs Editorials A4 Movies As Obituaries As Sports .B Section Weather A3 © 2008 Ohio Volley.Puhllshing Co. • ' . Whil e the smaller ani mal proje<:ts were more pop ul ar thi s vear. the numbers change each year. Turner said 2007 was a bi g year for market hogs. but th ose pro· jects were down by about 30 animals thi s w ar. Accordin g io Turner. some cos t ~ a ~suciat e d with raising livestock ar~ fi xed. and large r producers can spread the cost out among more market animab. Must Future Farmers of Ame ric a and 4- H exhibitors ha1 e only one or two animal , from whi ch the co" s <.: an be recoveree!. " We like to see the kids make money on their project, bu! if the proj ect make s 'its cost, we consider it a good project." Turner said. Ruling in coal mine appeal BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINELGOM COLUMBUS The chairman of the Ohio Depa11ment of Natural Resource' s Recl amation Commission has issued a motion that finds Elisa Young of Racine and the group she founded Meigs Citizens Action Now. has wai ved their right to their motion for "temporary relier· to s)op the development ' of Gatling, Ohio's underground . ·coal mining operation in the Racine area. · Chairman James K. McWilliams writes in hi s order that: "A s a result of · the Appellants Ms . Young/MCAN\ multiple and continuing lack of diligent, timely and appropriate actions and communication s·. and due to Appellants ' failure to properly address the isSlle of Please see Ruling, AS Jobless rates up in Meigs, Gallia counties BY KEVIN KELLY KK ELLY@MYDAILYTAIBU NE.CO M GALLIPOLIS - With few exception s. southeastern Ohio counti es con formed with the jump in · jobless rates experienced throughout the state in Jul y, which official s blamed on the loss of manufac turin g and service position s. In addition, if a program diverse .student body of County -by -county data · is full or if some classes are approximately 2,000. was rel eased Tuesday by For more in (800) 282- the state Department of filled, students can take other classes that are avail- 7201 or stop tnro the Jobs and Famil y Services. able that are needed for the Admissions Office in the showing that Galli a programs, and then enroll in Rhodes Studelll Center on County was at 6.9 percent tbe programs at a later time. the Rio Grande campus. in unemployment during Rio Grande offers a wide For additional information · July and Meig s Co unty range of academic pro- on the wide range of acade- was at II percent. grams, and offers fmancial mic and profe.pional proThat represents a threeaid assistance to all stu- grams offered on th e univer- tenths of a percent increase den ts. Founded in 1876, the sity 's scenic campus, log Please see Rates, ~5 residential institution has a onto www.rio. edu. Rio's open enrollment ends Friday STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM RIO GRANDE - This Friday is the last day for students to be admitted to the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College for the fall semester. · Fall semester begins Monday, Aug. 25 . Area re sidents have until 5 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 22 to complete the procedures ·to be admitted, if they want to take classes at Rio Grande this fall. If intere sted area residents do not enroll before 5 p.m. on Aug. 22, they will still be able to sign up for classes atid begin an academic program, if there is still ·room for students in the program . .' �PageA2 ATION locate all missing Guard training overhaul is costly Searchers Grand Canyon hikers The Daily Sentinel .' Bv LOLITA C. BALOOR ASSOCIATED PRE SS WRITER WASHINGTON - Pcnt ,t!!LHl I'- dL'lL'ttntneti to 01 ~rh:tul hnth tranung and LICit\~ dut v tour.., lnr the A1m1 N.ttlunal Gu.uu. hut tind1i1g ,1 \ht~ to ~ne th~~c pwt -tinw ... ukiJ er.., mute t11ne at home I\! II cmtnlcr ~ 12K nullton. Th e A"llci.JieJ ..... ,,,,. Pr~"" ha.., lca1ncd Altcr ... ,,u ~~II!H.! lor more than" year .\n~l "t1.dl to cnnuense the lraJillllg proce". Gu.ml le.lllcrs ha1 c m.lll.JQcu to chop mrliHhs oil the time that CIIIZL'Il soldiers muq spend away Irm11 th eir tnbs and lam!IJcs due to dcploy mcms to lraq or .O. fghanistan . llnlll e.nly 2007. Gu.ud corn bat h1 H!ades ~vc1 e trLu nmg for up io SIX months nna.: h ot it awdy flllm hume - and then would spend 12 month s Ill 15 nwnth s 111 the Wilt ;une. The avcn.t!!C t1me has bc~n slashed l<l a bit more th an. I 3 months, nllll!{.lmg .Jhout " month of training at home .•mother 40 to 70 days "' the lm mal Armv tr.llnln~ l'clller and roughly I() n~onths on the battle! runt Spurred on by the Pentagon's p!onllse th.JI Guard deployments wou ld be limi ted to on~ y ~.lr. mllJ t.try le.JueJ s plcd~eu to spread some or the l'ClfLIIrcd pre-deployment w:u pr ep.JralJon imo the sollhers· Jou une weekend ,mJ weeklong t"unmg exeJC!Ses Cdch yea r That "'ould allow so luiers to tram , get req'uirecl medIcal tests and uo some paperwork while at home fm much nf the 12 months pno1 to head1ng to one ol 10 mohiliz.Lilon centers for their f111al prew.tr ln1111111g and equ1pment. But it 's an cx pen11ve cxcn.:rse. amJ tJi.HilJilg and equ1pp 1n g these pdrt-time troops w1ll cost ne:uly dou ble the esl!matcd $ 12X million · pncetag of re<amping the !l.LIU!C of their aCl!VCJuty \ours. Depend1ng on the si1 e and type of unit. sold1ers now are spending anywhere from two weeks to more than two months at the mobilization center. where they get their final , most up-to-date tJainmg. The last weeks co uld include the latest data on counterinsurgency efforts and li1ethods to lmd and defeat roadside bombs. as well as Instruction on new weapons or the latest mJneres!Slant \ ehJCles. The spike in .spend1ng w1ll l11nd the h1nng ot roughly 2,000 tr,nners tor the Gu,ml who Will be needed to ensu re tha't th e Guard meo1bers get as much trainlllg as they can during that one-year period before they mobilize . Already.• LccmdJng to Col. Rob Moore. chief of training for the Arm y N.llional Gu.1rJ. neal tv 1.500 of those slots ha'e been filled Mom ~ s:11d it wdl cost at least $12~ mi Ilion th iS year to lme the addJl!onaltr.Jiners ,md set up .t smdll command unit 1n each state and U.S. terntory. All those units, wh1ch cumpnse a small number ol people who are in charge of the trainers, allemly have been created. As ot now. he said. many of the 11 .JI!lers are 111 place . But because the acuve duty •Army .dso has un1ts con- AP pholo In this June 6, 2006, file photo , soldiers w1th the Pennsylvania Nat1onal Guard are greeted by MaJ Gen. Jess1ca Wright, left, as they step off the plane at the Command Readiness Tra1n1ng Center 1n Gulfport, Miss. The soldiers arnved home after a year's tour of duty in Iraq. Revamp1ng the Army Nat1onat Guard tra1mng program so soldiers can spend more time at home witt cost at least $128 million 1n 2008, and officials say they need nearly double that amount next year to properly tram and equip the1r forces. The Assoc1ated Press has lea·rned. stant ly training to go to war. there is a huge demdnd lor tra1ners and the services have been competmg for them . In addition. the Guard has spent about $5 million to buy cell phones, laptop computers and other supplies lor each state "We're really doing thi s on the che.1p," s:l!d Moore, who added that the current fundm g only allows units to begm traimng f01 the1r deployment a year belore they are schedu led to go It would be better, he sate!, Jt they cnuld begm two years before deployment. To do the full training required, he said , would nearly double the cost. to about $250 million. Early last year, m1litary leaders warned that making the new tcaining program work would require time, money and much more coordination among beleaguered states that already desperately swap equipment to handle hurricanes ai1d other diSasters. " It took a little while to get the plans out and just how we were going to do this," Lt. Gen. Clyde Vaughn. the Director ot the Army Nauonal Guard. ""J Ill an mterview. Now. he smd. the changes are moving forward well. and stntes "are gat he1mg contidence 111 the program." Accmdmg to Brig Gen C. Stewart Rodeheaver, 75 d.tys is about the longest t1aining session needed at the mobilization centers, and that v.ould mvolve e1ther h1 gh-tech or full combat operations instruction for a bngade or avJ:Jtion un1t gmng to e1ther Iraq or Afghanistan. Rodeheaver, who as deputy commander at F1rst Army oversees the tminm$, and mob!lJzallon of GuUJd forces, sa1d the aver.Lge twinmg time is 40 to 45 d<iy s. And some smaller, specialized umts - such ds Researcher·: Bigfoot just a rubber gorilla suit " post ,d· cnmp:my requ1re even less. On e ' of the m.1y a helicopter ride to tlie rim. Thunderstorms dumped as much as 8 inches of rain PHOENIX Rescue on the region Fnday crews have located a hand- th10ugh Sunday. The storms ful of hikers who were sent a rush of water through missing after floods tore parts of the canyon, uprootthrough a remote part of the mg trees and washmg out Grand Canyon, authonues trails and footbridges said Tue5day. Bureau ot Indian AffaJFS The II people from two officials sa1d the v11lage families were tracked down appears to have sustained 1n the canyon Monday, - only mmor damage from Coconino County Sheriff's the storms. The area will Department spokesman stay closed to tourists, but Gerry Blair said. They were restd~nts who belong to the the last to be accounted for Havasupai tribe are now after creek s overtlowing bemg allowed to return. with runoff from severe The agency plans to put thunderstorms washed away the residents on helicopters tra1ls during the weekend, and tly them down the stranding dozens of tourists. canyon. bypassing washed"We have met them, and out trml s they're OK," Blair said. Meanwhile, rescue crews Authorities' were receiv- checked the hiking trails and mg 'more calls from people surrounding gorges by heliwho believe their loved ones copter and foot again, and might still be in the canyon, crews will do a more comBlair satd. But everyone prehensive ground search who followed the rules and when the flood waters recede s1gned in at the bottom of m a few days, Blair said. the trail into the remote area The Havasupai tribe is had been evacuated. one of the smaller lnd1an "The only other possibili- communities tn Arizona, ty that exists is someone w1th about 679 members, who went down there who according to Bureau of didn ' t sign up," Blair said. Indian Affairs estimates Helicopters ferned 426 from 2003, the latest statispeople out of the canyon tics available. Supa1 sits in a region popfrom Supa1 , an Amencan lndtan village near most of ular with hikers and river the !loading. Many of the runners, with towering bluestranded tourists made thetr green waterfalls. About 400 way to Supai before catching people h ve there year round. h1 gg~\! changes, Rodeheaver smd. has been to dnprove coordinatwn w1tl1 the states tn schedule tra 1n1ng when the umt 1s ull Lngdher dllJ the equ1pment 11 1eady In prevrous yeHis, tlllllllrig had to be de ldyed or repeated at 11mes becau'e all the equipme nt or perso nnel slots we1e not filled ·'A year ago. we diun't even ha<c the equipment to move to the units." Vaughn said 111 an rnte1v1ew in hi s Pentagon othce. "Modern equipment was in such sh011 supply." Now. while there " still not enough to fully eqlllp every unit, the1e " enough for the training. he said. Even now, there may be some variauons in the states, as Guard units begin preparmg to go to . Iraq and Afghanistan in the next year. In some states, said Vaughn, til ~ adJutam generals want to spread tile trainmg throughout the year. adding a few days to there"ular weekcn<.l stints and extending lhe annual twoweek sesSJon to three weeks. In other c.1ses. however. he s,ud employers have urgc u tl1c m1htary to consolid.Jte the training and do one longer sesSJon JUSt before the soldiers lea' e for the mob!lJzauon centers. '·Some em ployers want a clean b1eak," sa1d Vaughn, •1dding that they don't want POINT MARION , Pa . to have theu· employees {AP) An 85-year-old keep leav 1ng and returning woman boldly went for her to1 chunks of time over a gun and busted a would-be 12-month period. burglar mside her home, As of Aug .. l2, F11sl Army, then forced him to call wh1ch has more than 8,800 police while she kept ·him in ti.JineJs wmkmg at the 10 her sights, police smd. mob1 hzation ce nters, has "I just walked right on past tr:l!ncclnearly 79,000 troops, him to the bedroom and got of wll 1ch nearly 60,000 are my gun," Leda Smith said. A1my Guard and Reserve Smith heard someone soldtcrs. The others include break into her home Monday Atr Force, Navy and Marine afternoon and grabbed the forces , as "'ell as some .22-caliber revolver she had I ,500 Canadian troops. been keeping by her bed bfficials said they expect since a neighbor's home was to tra1n another 23,000 by burglarized a few weeks ago. the end of the fiscal year, "I said ' What are you Sept 30. The mobilization doing in my house?' He just ceJ1lers are located across kept saying he didn't do it," the country, including heav- Smith smd. After the 17-year:old boy , ily used sites at Camp Shelby, Miss. , and Fort ·called 9 I I, Smith kepi holdMcCoy, WIS. The trainers tng the gun on him until state c.111 provide between three pollee arrived at her home 111 to I0 weeks ot traimng Springhill Township, about depending on the size and 45 miles south of Pittsburgh. type of umt headmg to the The boy will be charged 11 .1r tront. with attempted burglary and Armed 85-year-old woman makes intruder call cops related offenses m juvenile court, Trooper Chnstmn Lieberum said. He was not Identified because of his age. " It was exciting," Smtth said. "I just hope I broke up the (burglary) ring because they have been hitting a lot of places a10und here." .. ANNIE'S MAILBOX Bv KATHY MITCHt;:LL AND MARCY SUGAR probl em is sex. plain and ,imple. My wife" Jntl!nate twice a month and lays · Dear Annir: "DPN" there like a corpse. I found .tskcd why men ha1 e .Jffa1rs relief with a woman "' my When .L man d111'ts. it 's1 all office. The sex is p.1ssionate · cmollon and hormones . We and varied My g1 eatest fear uell lll U old When we regret 1\ that I C.lnnot CllJOY come" hom'e tn IV\ ve; who these things with my wile California: Men are arc exhausted from work; raising ·children .\lld domg weak by nmure. She ts not chores. and 11 ho don't have gratify1ng him sexually, so enough energy IUJHJe r~t and ­ he looks lor sex elsew he1e. .thlyJ Ill he dllntCIJVe lU their The que st ion shou Ia be. man, we lccl unlove<.l .md why are ,some men taJlh become susce pt ible to tlJrta- tul '1 It " the des11·e to not l!OfL The othe1 woman mllict harm on the person you love. llldkes us fee l young again Kuwait: It\ not al11ays Mo st men cnme 10 thei 1 senses and pray our wtvcs about the >ex. Most ot the will t.tk c us hack In mv 111ne. it 111vol~es the excitecase, my Wife ,lllLf f made U ment ancl .ldvcntuJe of liSt ol what we need from sumeth1ng new. When I each other I kee p he 1s .tt my stepped out on my wife , ll desk · • lnslant Messagtng • keep your budttJ hstt • 10 e-o1atl addruses with WebmaJI' • Cusl«n Star1 P&ge ·news weather & rnorel ' c~6.-=",}(-:-::-~.,~. .-.f;,-~-:-o Sign Up Onll11111 www.locaiNtt eom ' Call Toelay & Savel 740·992-6260 Meigs County Fair "Thank You" Ads SHOW APPRECIATION TO YOUR FAIR BUYER ... Our maJJici!.!C has never been bette 1. • To wome n evcrywhe1e: Love your man. Put on a neg li gee. . 2 Col. x 4" I , I I : Wlrmlt~ : ., 1 Col. x 3" Weekday $20.34 Sunday $31.05 Weekday $54.24 Su.nday $82.80 ________________ , • ATLANTA (AP) - Turns out Bigfoot was JUSt a rubber sun. Two researcher' on a quest to prove the ex istence of B1 ufoot say thdl the carc.J>~ encased 111 a block ol 1ce ha~ded over to them for an undisclosed sum by two men who r;laJmed to h.1ve founu 1t - was slowly thawed out, and discovered to be a rubber gorilla omtit. Col. X 3" The reve ldlllln comes JUst days alter a much ballyhooed news contcrence wa1 held 111 Calilorma to proclaim that the Weekday $40.68 renhLins of the cJediLIIe found in the Nonh Georgia mountains was th e lcge1idary man-ape. Sunday 0 Steve Kulis . executive director of squatchJetective.com a~d ho>t ol SqmLtchdetective Rau10. says m.a postmg m~.a Web sit~ run by Bitlfoot researcher Tom B1scard1that as the cv1dence 2~· was thawed, the clm m began to unravel as a giant hoax. First . the hair s.1mple was burn ~d and ·'melted imo a ball uncharactensuc of ha1r," Kulis said 111 the postmg . . The thawing proce" was sped up and the exposed head wa> found to be "unusually hollow 111 one small. section ." An hour of thawing later and the feet were exposed- and they were found to be made nf 1ubber. Matt Whmon, an off1cer who has been on medical leave from the Clayton County PniJcc Department, and Ri ck Dyer. a former Gcorg1a corrections officer. announced the ' Borders and Artwork lind Jnearl y Ju lyo n~1uTube V !d~Js anda~bsJte . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' 2 $62.1 2 Col. x Weekday $27.12 Sunday 1.40' Community Calendar thing else " !110J e important. Your MARRIAGE is most important. Thlsa, Okla: When I met my wJie. she was outg.omg and fun. After I0 ye.1rs. she wants to stay hom e anu watch TV. She has gained an excess ive amount of we1ght. She seldom speaks to me unl ess ll is to order me a1ound When a young gal pmd me some allent1on. it boosted my se l f-est~em ll~e you would not believe 1 felt someone wamed me. I purs.ued her and got caught red-handed . Indiana: I have been marned fn1 20 years. For the p.1st !Jve. my wile sdys sex once e<ery othe1 month is more than enoug h I do the housework so she won't w._ts bet: lwse we worked be l!red . I put the k1ds to separate shttts and never bed . .1nd I've pledded with s.1w each othe1 I needed her In see a doctor. to no so meone to talk to and avail. So l am 111 the things happened th at I proce ss of finding a woman regret Men have leel1ngs. l c.1n h.1ve a phy'llal rel.JA lack of stimu latJOll men- tion sh!p w1th t.illy and sexually wil l Missouri: If I exp1ess dn dn vc us away. op1mon out loud and my Illinois: I left my w1fe wife JSn ' t th ere to he,Jr 11. .!Iter two dec.Jdes of be11ig am 1 sl!ll \>lung' Fo1 '40 show n 1 was nothing to hc1. years. l' ve been tl1c one She neve1 made me feel who supports the family. Important When you cleans the kitchen and docs promise to h.we a ronMntJc the laundry Yet all Vdcation evenmg , don't bml ,,t the destmation" dre her cho1ce last minute because some- and all friends we have are Reunions Rn,td . co ntinue in the maJTidge. Los Angeles: From tile moment my 'Nile sa!d "I Jo," she became cold. mean and cmouonall y .1busive Then I met a woman who .!pprecJaled all the qualllles my v.11e found annoying. Hollis, N.H.: Men. l1ke dll pnmates. are bJologJC,JIIy polyg.un ous anJ wd l attempt to nHte w11h .my female whu IS young .md hed lthv In the fac e of ilh!l oven:\/he lming bwlog1cal destiny. marriage doesn't Door~ . Questiotl: Ml' bnl'/>Jend ;Ire >WI/1<'1 1 feer I ii£H'I' e1 t' l \(' CJI. The;tJ ;, gunk het11 een lin ton·. and he colllf'iailll tlrotilll' f'cet itch ,o m/ \omtflflln we pwnflll. I ;!rink he /r((j llliJiele :, /orJ/, l' l 'f11 though lw i\ not 011 mhlele. He lt 'O II '; go w lfrt' doc/01: lie 101.1 II H ;I/ go uu ·u~· It dn£ ~eem Ju ~et .., .. ·beufr in file ll'llller ' :~-· Answer: It does sound ;: .IJke a pos11ble Cdse of ath'': Jete's toot to me. Th1s 'cry ~ - ·common foot infection is •' caused by a fungus. usually . Trichophyton rubrum. h :..-::: gencr.dly affects both feet. ...· • hut It can JUSt be on one ' foul. Mosi people llave occasmna l p10blems "'Jth .Jtblete's loot. but it sounds .. like you r boyfnend 's feet need some atten tiOn. Doctors call this disedse tinea pedi,. The !Ct!Son 11\ c;rllcd dthlete's foot in common j).Lflance is that it 11 f1 e. quently spread in pubhc .•• shower,, like those in lock• • · cr 1ooms an <.I athletic centers. However, you don't ·~:' h.1ve to be athletic to ge t >·; · athkte's foot. it can be cas!: ;'.; ly spread in the home. For ; •· ' mstance, 1f an Infected tam\ .. !ly member takes " shower and another family member then uses the same shower, wtthout a p10per cleamng, the second family member can get athlete', foot This happens when his or her teet come into contact with the surfdce of the shower where the athlete's foot fungus 1s lurking. _ The p11mary symptoms of .tthlete s foot .1re itch1ng and burning between the Loes 01 on th e soles ol the feet. There can be biJSters and c1ackmg, peehng sk in. as well. Athlete's foot can also aftect the nail s and cause them to thicken and dJScolor. Athlete's fool fungi like to grow where 11 1s warm, wet and clark, and inside the shoe ce11ainly ljLJahfies as ,, place tung1 like . Fung1 arc very hearty and c.m live on !lours, rugs. in beLl linen s, dnd even survive th e washing machine Perhaps because they are more likely to wear thick socks and heavy shoe s, men are more prone to have thts condit1on than are women People with chrome illnesses like cancer and dmbete s are al so at higher risk. Saturday, Aug. 25 SYRACUSE - Syracuse NaLarene Church Back to Sc hool [llast. ~-6 p.m., open dt II a m . \\ate! sl1de. touJ . games. potluck lunch at I p.m. Me,n. drink an<.! table serv ice furlllshed Relall \'Cs. I.Jm!lv and lnends welcome. For ·more pnzes . lor sll!denl' 111 kinderg.1rtcn-eighth grades, tree event. bnng \\ ate-r gun~ .1nd beach tuwe ls. Clly!Region temps Forecast lor Wednesday, Aug. 20 H1gh I Low ~..r.., 'r ___ ), Toledo'! 79' 156' "'*' ' ; ii'~ 0 ~11d 76'156' • Youngstown • 79' 147' 0.., · Mansfield • ., • 79 ' I 52' *Columbus 85' I 56' Cincinnati • 88 ° I 59 ~ Portsmoulh • 86' I 56' © 2006 Wunde1ground co ~r"y. ~ , J Partly Cloudy . Cloudy ·"'" ' , '_. •• '.... / ,._. ) ' r' / '----- Showers Thund er· , ",.r~~ storms \f' Flumes ,- , . _,.... ~~..__, • v· (- "'.., 1- "J..o..l., ·, ~-a.i;-~-- • ' ' ' '' " ' ' Rarn f , • • Ice ' • ~ -'' r·., , * ' \ ' .-/- Snow -~.!-, · ·-··· Weather Undergwund • AP Boyfriend may need doctor for athletes foot fra1· Youth events Today's Forecast slant! a t:hc~nce . A1111ie's Mailbox i.1· writ· tell by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, lougtime edi· tors of the Arm La11den column. PlecHe e-mail your questions to tlllltiesmail· box@comca.lt.rwt, or write to: Armie 's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118,1911, ChicaKo, IL 6(16/ J. To jim/ out more about A 1111ie 's Mailbox. and read feature.s by otlter Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists·, vi.1it tlte Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. Family Medicine Dora. IJJformatlon contcJt:t ~04-B82-2983 . Sunday, Aug. 24 MASON COUNTY. W.Va. - The We.Lve J reunion\\ ill he held at th e West VJrgm 1:1 St,Jle Farm Museum Knchen ,;,cated north ol Point Pleasam on F.lirgJound hers We m.tJTied tor bette! or worse. so every few months 1 pay' S150 fqr ,!11 hour With ""lletme who takes care olmc and doesn't tell .me I'm \Hon g abuul e<erythmg Th:ll hour hits my sel f- estee m so I c.1n - Local Weather · One th1n g I find CLII'IDU' When shower m ~ 111 puhabout your question IS that lie places, protective . Wednesday ... Sunny you state his co ndition "gets footwear can prevent the Htghs in the upper 80s. East better ILl th e Winter" tung1 from wming mtu ClJil- w1nds around 5 mph Actually athlete's toot 1s t.!Ct with the soles of your Wednesday night... . more common m the' winter teet Us111g an antJfLJngal Mu,tly clear Lows in the because you're more hkely powder dally JS .tlso a good Lipper 50s Etl\t w1 nd s to wear shoes or boots th,n 1dea Ful luwmg all these .uound :i mph completely cover your feeL tips' can help prevent .uhThursday.•. Mostly sunny. Th!S tend s to make them tete's foot even more warm . and Family Medicine® is a sweaty and prov1dcs that weekly column. To submit warm , damp and d,ut env1- questions, write to Martha A. ronmenl which , as I men- Simp.wm, 1>.0., M.B.A., uoned, fosters Iung1 growth. Olzio- University College of (NYSE) - 38.43 There are many over-the- Osteopathic Medicine, P.O. AEP Akzo !NASDAQ)- 60.15 counte1 remed1es that wm k Box /10, Allums, Ohio Ashland Inc. (NYSE) - 39.62 qune well for athlete's loot. 457111 "'via e-mail t" read· Blg Lois (NYSE) - 32.65 Bob Evans (NASDAQ) - 29.44 If your boyfriend has a stub- erque~tions @j'amilymetli- BorgWarner (NYSE)..: 40 20 born case. though, he. may · ciueuew.s.orK. Medical iuj(JT· Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) want to drop h1s averswn to matimt in thi.~ wlurrm is pro· 46 .26 Champion (NASDAQ) - 4 70 doctors . He nwy need a pre- videtf as au educarimral ser· Charming Shops {NASDAQ)SCI'If?llOn medicat!on to •·ice 011 /y. It doe.\ not replace 5.48 erad1 cate hJS .1thlete s fooL the judgmelll I!/' your per· Crty Holding (NASDAQ)- 43.89 (NYSE) - 52 . As With .many ot the med- sorwl plzysicicm, who •lwuld Collins DuPont (NYSE) - 44.23 1cal condllHlllS I diScuss. be relied on to diagnos·e and US Bank (NYSE) - 29.42 preventiOn IS the best t1eat - recommend treatment for Gannett (NYSE)- 18.65 General Electric (NYSE) - 28.71 menL Keep1ng the teet dry, any medicalcoutlitious. Past Harley·Davldson (NYSE) - 40.17 espeCially between the toes colurrms are available online JP Morgan (NYSE) - 35.58 can prevent the gwwth ot at www.jamilymedicine· Kroger (NYSE)- 28 50 Llmiled Brands (NYSE) -18.13 fungi. Amng out the teet as uews.org. Norfolk Southern (NYSE)- 67 9£ much as possible, hke go mg barefooted at home can help. Wearing open sandals can also promote dryness as can frequent changes ot socks and shoes. H1 ghs 111 the uppe1 80,. Thursday night ... Partly cloudy. Low' in the lower 60s. Friday through Sunday night .•. Partly clourly. Hi ghs aroimd 90. Lows in the mtd 60s. Local Stocks Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NASDAQ) -24 BBT (NYSE)- 27.44 Peoples (NASDAQ) - 21 Pepsico (NYSE) - 70.10 Premier (NASDAQ) - 10.20 Rockwell (NYSE)- 47.47 Rocky Boots (NASDAQ)- 5.63 Royal Dutch Shell- 67.58 Sears Holding (NASDAQ) - 67.1!4 Wai-Mart (NYSE)- 58.20 Wendy 's (NYSEJ- 24.87 WesBanco (NYSEJ - 25.32 Worthington (NYSE) - 17.70 Daily stock reports are the 4 p.m. ET closing quotes of transactions , for Aug. 19, 2008 1 provided by Edward Jones linanclal advisors Isaac Mills In Gallipolis al (740) 441-9441 and Lesley Marrero In Polnl Pieosonl al (304) 674-0174. Member SIPC Ohio says no to voting machine 'sleepovers; BY STEPHEN MAJORS ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ' Please see Dave or Brenda at the The Daily Sentinel, 111 Court Street, Pomeroy or call 992·2155 for details. Ads must be paid for in advance. I Forg iv e. Boise, Idaho Dear Boise: Succinct ddvtcc We he:ud from hun dreds of men .m<.l detected a pattern Re.1d on From Denver: J love my w11e and child ren. The Here are some of the most popular "Thank You" ad sizes. • hug o nce a 'day. doing ""nething fun togeth e' once .L "eek. 111ne wnlt th e ram1l y. It's not a lot to ask and l happil y oblrge ~ 2 Col. x 5" ,.--------------- .. Weekday 1 Col. x 2" $67.80 ' Weekday Sunday $13.56 $103.50 Sunday $20.70 d 1 • FREE 2411 Ttchnlctl SUppon Wednesday, August 20, 2008 A plea for forgiveness BY CHRIS KAHN ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER The T The Daily Sentinel VVednesday,August2b,2oo8 PageA3 .. COLUMBUS Poll work ers will not be ' . •· allowed to tak e <OtJng ·· machines home tor sate·. keep1ng 111 the days before the November p!esJdenl!al election because the pr.lcuce known as "sleepuvers" is an unacceptable security risk . OlmJ's e lections chief sa 1d Tuesday. Takin~ machines home makes ll nearly Impossible to ke ep track nf what happens to a mdchme m memory c.u·d once it goes 11110 the custody of a poll v.orker, Secretary of State Jenmler B1 unner said. The changes are meant to . address actual sec unty con: : cerns - includmg the fear that mach1nes could be tampe1cd With - but to also address na11onal per.: cept1nns of O~io' s election sys tem. wh1ch ha s com e under fire 111 recent years, . . • ·Brunner ,( ~i.llu. "We want Ohio voters and the rest of the nat Jon to see •· that we have prepared a transpdrcnt process of transporting voting eqUJpmen~: ballots and supplies. 'Brunner said in a statement. Brunner. a Democrat, was elected 111 2006 with a ;; promi se HJ improw a sys" tem m.11Tcd hy scattered " · problems ol long lines and ·" pou . 'y trained poll workers. .... .. Twenty-four of Oh1o's 8R .. cmJntJes have used sleepOVers . Local eleCt lOll oftJcial s argued that the praclice makes 11 ca"c1 to transport machines to polling s!lcs. Otherwi se, they would have to h1re moving cumpa111es to distnbLJte the machmes at a co't of thousands of dollw s Brunncr satd tedcral money will reimburse colmties I'm the added cost, 'Nh1ch she expec ts to be about $100,000 st.1tewide Elections offi cials also Will be allowed to transport and store the machines at polling places ahead of time, prov1ded the sites have fire protectJon equipment and other security measures. Coumies may also set up regional storage locat ion s where poll workers can pick up machin es on the mornmg of Election Day and transport them to polling locations . Local officials, who h<ne ' clashed wrth Brunner on a number ot elect1on procedure 1ssues, teared that Brunner would both ban slee.povers anu reqmre the equtpment to be delivered on the morning of the elecuon - a dauming task for ma'ny co unties. But they were pleased that Brunner gave them the option of tran>portmg the equipment as they saw tit . "She .1llowed for the counties to implement thetr own way of doing this ,'' said Shannon Leininger, director Of the Ashlanu County Board of Elections. Ashland County has used sleepovers for paper ballots and tor Its 204 touch-sc1een votmg machmc,s. . In the run-up to her decJ ston on sleepovcrs. Brunner often refened to an uniden tllied poll worker who took " machine home for safekccpmg and Improperly voted on 11 , fearing there wouiJn't be enough t1me on Election Day. The trans gression was noticed when the machine didn't ha~e the requ1red vote tally of "7.ero'' before voting began. Brunner smd there are no known inswnces where a poll worker tampered w!lh a machine Ill affect rt s outcome on Election D.1y But she's w,orried abou t pcrcept1ons " Frankly I think people would be a bit concerned to know that a voting macl1111e was open and voted upon .'' she said. "That kmd ol tam · pering would be discoveJ able. Other types of tam pering would be less di scoverable.'' 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Svcc es~ :o"'p.:.~1hor ntro ·olrfo iec!' 7:00pm. 6·00 pm. ~~::~~; AIJ ccmp011l~ I '.c:e eocled Alg ~':'n tc~.ocaton M0 1h : cL>COliDI'l ' htJ 'h ~€1!i? N lnro to B~~1ress Reoc c1dLeo·r l"oc )t •ccll ~peecr Comm II' eo/H1) Perm Ear y Cn~hd De~ too Reo:~ 010 leorr ll'eo·H\' Pe~o Early Chr~hd De1 Ccn'ef"p Ecor ~• ro ,._'It ng Leo �PageA2 ATION locate all missing Guard training overhaul is costly Searchers Grand Canyon hikers The Daily Sentinel .' Bv LOLITA C. BALOOR ASSOCIATED PRE SS WRITER WASHINGTON - Pcnt ,t!!LHl I'- dL'lL'ttntneti to 01 ~rh:tul hnth tranung and LICit\~ dut v tour.., lnr the A1m1 N.ttlunal Gu.uu. hut tind1i1g ,1 \ht~ to ~ne th~~c pwt -tinw ... ukiJ er.., mute t11ne at home I\! II cmtnlcr ~ 12K nullton. Th e A"llci.JieJ ..... ,,,,. Pr~"" ha.., lca1ncd Altcr ... ,,u ~~II!H.! lor more than" year .\n~l "t1.dl to cnnuense the lraJillllg proce". Gu.ml le.lllcrs ha1 c m.lll.JQcu to chop mrliHhs oil the time that CIIIZL'Il soldiers muq spend away Irm11 th eir tnbs and lam!IJcs due to dcploy mcms to lraq or .O. fghanistan . llnlll e.nly 2007. Gu.ud corn bat h1 H!ades ~vc1 e trLu nmg for up io SIX months nna.: h ot it awdy flllm hume - and then would spend 12 month s Ill 15 nwnth s 111 the Wilt ;une. The avcn.t!!C t1me has bc~n slashed l<l a bit more th an. I 3 months, nllll!{.lmg .Jhout " month of training at home .•mother 40 to 70 days "' the lm mal Armv tr.llnln~ l'clller and roughly I() n~onths on the battle! runt Spurred on by the Pentagon's p!onllse th.JI Guard deployments wou ld be limi ted to on~ y ~.lr. mllJ t.try le.JueJ s plcd~eu to spread some or the l'ClfLIIrcd pre-deployment w:u pr ep.JralJon imo the sollhers· Jou une weekend ,mJ weeklong t"unmg exeJC!Ses Cdch yea r That "'ould allow so luiers to tram , get req'uirecl medIcal tests and uo some paperwork while at home fm much nf the 12 months pno1 to head1ng to one ol 10 mohiliz.Lilon centers for their f111al prew.tr ln1111111g and equ1pment. But it 's an cx pen11ve cxcn.:rse. amJ tJi.HilJilg and equ1pp 1n g these pdrt-time troops w1ll cost ne:uly dou ble the esl!matcd $ 12X million · pncetag of re<amping the !l.LIU!C of their aCl!VCJuty \ours. Depend1ng on the si1 e and type of unit. sold1ers now are spending anywhere from two weeks to more than two months at the mobilization center. where they get their final , most up-to-date tJainmg. The last weeks co uld include the latest data on counterinsurgency efforts and li1ethods to lmd and defeat roadside bombs. as well as Instruction on new weapons or the latest mJneres!Slant \ ehJCles. The spike in .spend1ng w1ll l11nd the h1nng ot roughly 2,000 tr,nners tor the Gu,ml who Will be needed to ensu re tha't th e Guard meo1bers get as much trainlllg as they can during that one-year period before they mobilize . Already.• LccmdJng to Col. Rob Moore. chief of training for the Arm y N.llional Gu.1rJ. neal tv 1.500 of those slots ha'e been filled Mom ~ s:11d it wdl cost at least $12~ mi Ilion th iS year to lme the addJl!onaltr.Jiners ,md set up .t smdll command unit 1n each state and U.S. terntory. All those units, wh1ch cumpnse a small number ol people who are in charge of the trainers, allemly have been created. As ot now. he said. many of the 11 .JI!lers are 111 place . But because the acuve duty •Army .dso has un1ts con- AP pholo In this June 6, 2006, file photo , soldiers w1th the Pennsylvania Nat1onal Guard are greeted by MaJ Gen. Jess1ca Wright, left, as they step off the plane at the Command Readiness Tra1n1ng Center 1n Gulfport, Miss. The soldiers arnved home after a year's tour of duty in Iraq. Revamp1ng the Army Nat1onat Guard tra1mng program so soldiers can spend more time at home witt cost at least $128 million 1n 2008, and officials say they need nearly double that amount next year to properly tram and equip the1r forces. The Assoc1ated Press has lea·rned. stant ly training to go to war. there is a huge demdnd lor tra1ners and the services have been competmg for them . In addition. the Guard has spent about $5 million to buy cell phones, laptop computers and other supplies lor each state "We're really doing thi s on the che.1p," s:l!d Moore, who added that the current fundm g only allows units to begm traimng f01 the1r deployment a year belore they are schedu led to go It would be better, he sate!, Jt they cnuld begm two years before deployment. To do the full training required, he said , would nearly double the cost. to about $250 million. Early last year, m1litary leaders warned that making the new tcaining program work would require time, money and much more coordination among beleaguered states that already desperately swap equipment to handle hurricanes ai1d other diSasters. " It took a little while to get the plans out and just how we were going to do this," Lt. Gen. Clyde Vaughn. the Director ot the Army Nauonal Guard. ""J Ill an mterview. Now. he smd. the changes are moving forward well. and stntes "are gat he1mg contidence 111 the program." Accmdmg to Brig Gen C. Stewart Rodeheaver, 75 d.tys is about the longest t1aining session needed at the mobilization centers, and that v.ould mvolve e1ther h1 gh-tech or full combat operations instruction for a bngade or avJ:Jtion un1t gmng to e1ther Iraq or Afghanistan. Rodeheaver, who as deputy commander at F1rst Army oversees the tminm$, and mob!lJzallon of GuUJd forces, sa1d the aver.Lge twinmg time is 40 to 45 d<iy s. And some smaller, specialized umts - such ds Researcher·: Bigfoot just a rubber gorilla suit " post ,d· cnmp:my requ1re even less. On e ' of the m.1y a helicopter ride to tlie rim. Thunderstorms dumped as much as 8 inches of rain PHOENIX Rescue on the region Fnday crews have located a hand- th10ugh Sunday. The storms ful of hikers who were sent a rush of water through missing after floods tore parts of the canyon, uprootthrough a remote part of the mg trees and washmg out Grand Canyon, authonues trails and footbridges said Tue5day. Bureau ot Indian AffaJFS The II people from two officials sa1d the v11lage families were tracked down appears to have sustained 1n the canyon Monday, - only mmor damage from Coconino County Sheriff's the storms. The area will Department spokesman stay closed to tourists, but Gerry Blair said. They were restd~nts who belong to the the last to be accounted for Havasupai tribe are now after creek s overtlowing bemg allowed to return. with runoff from severe The agency plans to put thunderstorms washed away the residents on helicopters tra1ls during the weekend, and tly them down the stranding dozens of tourists. canyon. bypassing washed"We have met them, and out trml s they're OK," Blair said. Meanwhile, rescue crews Authorities' were receiv- checked the hiking trails and mg 'more calls from people surrounding gorges by heliwho believe their loved ones copter and foot again, and might still be in the canyon, crews will do a more comBlair satd. But everyone prehensive ground search who followed the rules and when the flood waters recede s1gned in at the bottom of m a few days, Blair said. the trail into the remote area The Havasupai tribe is had been evacuated. one of the smaller lnd1an "The only other possibili- communities tn Arizona, ty that exists is someone w1th about 679 members, who went down there who according to Bureau of didn ' t sign up," Blair said. Indian Affairs estimates Helicopters ferned 426 from 2003, the latest statispeople out of the canyon tics available. Supa1 sits in a region popfrom Supa1 , an Amencan lndtan village near most of ular with hikers and river the !loading. Many of the runners, with towering bluestranded tourists made thetr green waterfalls. About 400 way to Supai before catching people h ve there year round. h1 gg~\! changes, Rodeheaver smd. has been to dnprove coordinatwn w1tl1 the states tn schedule tra 1n1ng when the umt 1s ull Lngdher dllJ the equ1pment 11 1eady In prevrous yeHis, tlllllllrig had to be de ldyed or repeated at 11mes becau'e all the equipme nt or perso nnel slots we1e not filled ·'A year ago. we diun't even ha<c the equipment to move to the units." Vaughn said 111 an rnte1v1ew in hi s Pentagon othce. "Modern equipment was in such sh011 supply." Now. while there " still not enough to fully eqlllp every unit, the1e " enough for the training. he said. Even now, there may be some variauons in the states, as Guard units begin preparmg to go to . Iraq and Afghanistan in the next year. In some states, said Vaughn, til ~ adJutam generals want to spread tile trainmg throughout the year. adding a few days to there"ular weekcn<.l stints and extending lhe annual twoweek sesSJon to three weeks. In other c.1ses. however. he s,ud employers have urgc u tl1c m1htary to consolid.Jte the training and do one longer sesSJon JUSt before the soldiers lea' e for the mob!lJzauon centers. '·Some em ployers want a clean b1eak," sa1d Vaughn, •1dding that they don't want POINT MARION , Pa . to have theu· employees {AP) An 85-year-old keep leav 1ng and returning woman boldly went for her to1 chunks of time over a gun and busted a would-be 12-month period. burglar mside her home, As of Aug .. l2, F11sl Army, then forced him to call wh1ch has more than 8,800 police while she kept ·him in ti.JineJs wmkmg at the 10 her sights, police smd. mob1 hzation ce nters, has "I just walked right on past tr:l!ncclnearly 79,000 troops, him to the bedroom and got of wll 1ch nearly 60,000 are my gun," Leda Smith said. A1my Guard and Reserve Smith heard someone soldtcrs. The others include break into her home Monday Atr Force, Navy and Marine afternoon and grabbed the forces , as "'ell as some .22-caliber revolver she had I ,500 Canadian troops. been keeping by her bed bfficials said they expect since a neighbor's home was to tra1n another 23,000 by burglarized a few weeks ago. the end of the fiscal year, "I said ' What are you Sept 30. The mobilization doing in my house?' He just ceJ1lers are located across kept saying he didn't do it," the country, including heav- Smith smd. After the 17-year:old boy , ily used sites at Camp Shelby, Miss. , and Fort ·called 9 I I, Smith kepi holdMcCoy, WIS. The trainers tng the gun on him until state c.111 provide between three pollee arrived at her home 111 to I0 weeks ot traimng Springhill Township, about depending on the size and 45 miles south of Pittsburgh. type of umt headmg to the The boy will be charged 11 .1r tront. with attempted burglary and Armed 85-year-old woman makes intruder call cops related offenses m juvenile court, Trooper Chnstmn Lieberum said. He was not Identified because of his age. " It was exciting," Smtth said. "I just hope I broke up the (burglary) ring because they have been hitting a lot of places a10und here." .. ANNIE'S MAILBOX Bv KATHY MITCHt;:LL AND MARCY SUGAR probl em is sex. plain and ,imple. My wife" Jntl!nate twice a month and lays · Dear Annir: "DPN" there like a corpse. I found .tskcd why men ha1 e .Jffa1rs relief with a woman "' my When .L man d111'ts. it 's1 all office. The sex is p.1ssionate · cmollon and hormones . We and varied My g1 eatest fear uell lll U old When we regret 1\ that I C.lnnot CllJOY come" hom'e tn IV\ ve; who these things with my wile California: Men are arc exhausted from work; raising ·children .\lld domg weak by nmure. She ts not chores. and 11 ho don't have gratify1ng him sexually, so enough energy IUJHJe r~t and ­ he looks lor sex elsew he1e. .thlyJ Ill he dllntCIJVe lU their The que st ion shou Ia be. man, we lccl unlove<.l .md why are ,some men taJlh become susce pt ible to tlJrta- tul '1 It " the des11·e to not l!OfL The othe1 woman mllict harm on the person you love. llldkes us fee l young again Kuwait: It\ not al11ays Mo st men cnme 10 thei 1 senses and pray our wtvcs about the >ex. Most ot the will t.tk c us hack In mv 111ne. it 111vol~es the excitecase, my Wife ,lllLf f made U ment ancl .ldvcntuJe of liSt ol what we need from sumeth1ng new. 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X 3" The reve ldlllln comes JUst days alter a much ballyhooed news contcrence wa1 held 111 Calilorma to proclaim that the Weekday $40.68 renhLins of the cJediLIIe found in the Nonh Georgia mountains was th e lcge1idary man-ape. Sunday 0 Steve Kulis . executive director of squatchJetective.com a~d ho>t ol SqmLtchdetective Rau10. says m.a postmg m~.a Web sit~ run by Bitlfoot researcher Tom B1scard1that as the cv1dence 2~· was thawed, the clm m began to unravel as a giant hoax. First . the hair s.1mple was burn ~d and ·'melted imo a ball uncharactensuc of ha1r," Kulis said 111 the postmg . . The thawing proce" was sped up and the exposed head wa> found to be "unusually hollow 111 one small. section ." An hour of thawing later and the feet were exposed- and they were found to be made nf 1ubber. Matt Whmon, an off1cer who has been on medical leave from the Clayton County PniJcc Department, and Ri ck Dyer. a former Gcorg1a corrections officer. announced the ' Borders and Artwork lind Jnearl y Ju lyo n~1uTube V !d~Js anda~bsJte . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' 2 $62.1 2 Col. x Weekday $27.12 Sunday 1.40' Community Calendar thing else " !110J e important. Your MARRIAGE is most important. Thlsa, Okla: When I met my wJie. she was outg.omg and fun. After I0 ye.1rs. she wants to stay hom e anu watch TV. She has gained an excess ive amount of we1ght. She seldom speaks to me unl ess ll is to order me a1ound When a young gal pmd me some allent1on. it boosted my se l f-est~em ll~e you would not believe 1 felt someone wamed me. I purs.ued her and got caught red-handed . Indiana: I have been marned fn1 20 years. For the p.1st !Jve. my wile sdys sex once e<ery othe1 month is more than enoug h I do the housework so she won't w._ts bet: lwse we worked be l!red . I put the k1ds to separate shttts and never bed . .1nd I've pledded with s.1w each othe1 I needed her In see a doctor. to no so meone to talk to and avail. So l am 111 the things happened th at I proce ss of finding a woman regret Men have leel1ngs. l c.1n h.1ve a phy'llal rel.JA lack of stimu latJOll men- tion sh!p w1th t.illy and sexually wil l Missouri: If I exp1ess dn dn vc us away. op1mon out loud and my Illinois: I left my w1fe wife JSn ' t th ere to he,Jr 11. .!Iter two dec.Jdes of be11ig am 1 sl!ll \>lung' Fo1 '40 show n 1 was nothing to hc1. years. l' ve been tl1c one She neve1 made me feel who supports the family. Important When you cleans the kitchen and docs promise to h.we a ronMntJc the laundry Yet all Vdcation evenmg , don't bml ,,t the destmation" dre her cho1ce last minute because some- and all friends we have are Reunions Rn,td . co ntinue in the maJTidge. Los Angeles: From tile moment my 'Nile sa!d "I Jo," she became cold. mean and cmouonall y .1busive Then I met a woman who .!pprecJaled all the qualllles my v.11e found annoying. Hollis, N.H.: Men. l1ke dll pnmates. are bJologJC,JIIy polyg.un ous anJ wd l attempt to nHte w11h .my female whu IS young .md hed lthv In the fac e of ilh!l oven:\/he lming bwlog1cal destiny. marriage doesn't Door~ . Questiotl: Ml' bnl'/>Jend ;Ire >WI/1<'1 1 feer I ii£H'I' e1 t' l \(' CJI. The;tJ ;, gunk het11 een lin ton·. and he colllf'iailll tlrotilll' f'cet itch ,o m/ \omtflflln we pwnflll. I ;!rink he /r((j llliJiele :, /orJ/, l' l 'f11 though lw i\ not 011 mhlele. He lt 'O II '; go w lfrt' doc/01: lie 101.1 II H ;I/ go uu ·u~· It dn£ ~eem Ju ~et .., .. ·beufr in file ll'llller ' :~-· Answer: It does sound ;: .IJke a pos11ble Cdse of ath'': Jete's toot to me. Th1s 'cry ~ - ·common foot infection is •' caused by a fungus. usually . Trichophyton rubrum. h :..-::: gencr.dly affects both feet. ...· • hut It can JUSt be on one ' foul. Mosi people llave occasmna l p10blems "'Jth .Jtblete's loot. but it sounds .. like you r boyfnend 's feet need some atten tiOn. Doctors call this disedse tinea pedi,. The !Ct!Son 11\ c;rllcd dthlete's foot in common j).Lflance is that it 11 f1 e. quently spread in pubhc .•• shower,, like those in lock• • · cr 1ooms an <.I athletic centers. However, you don't ·~:' h.1ve to be athletic to ge t >·; · athkte's foot. it can be cas!: ;'.; ly spread in the home. For ; •· ' mstance, 1f an Infected tam\ .. !ly member takes " shower and another family member then uses the same shower, wtthout a p10per cleamng, the second family member can get athlete', foot This happens when his or her teet come into contact with the surfdce of the shower where the athlete's foot fungus 1s lurking. _ The p11mary symptoms of .tthlete s foot .1re itch1ng and burning between the Loes 01 on th e soles ol the feet. There can be biJSters and c1ackmg, peehng sk in. as well. Athlete's foot can also aftect the nail s and cause them to thicken and dJScolor. Athlete's fool fungi like to grow where 11 1s warm, wet and clark, and inside the shoe ce11ainly ljLJahfies as ,, place tung1 like . Fung1 arc very hearty and c.m live on !lours, rugs. in beLl linen s, dnd even survive th e washing machine Perhaps because they are more likely to wear thick socks and heavy shoe s, men are more prone to have thts condit1on than are women People with chrome illnesses like cancer and dmbete s are al so at higher risk. Saturday, Aug. 25 SYRACUSE - Syracuse NaLarene Church Back to Sc hool [llast. ~-6 p.m., open dt II a m . \\ate! sl1de. touJ . games. potluck lunch at I p.m. Me,n. drink an<.! table serv ice furlllshed Relall \'Cs. I.Jm!lv and lnends welcome. For ·more pnzes . lor sll!denl' 111 kinderg.1rtcn-eighth grades, tree event. bnng \\ ate-r gun~ .1nd beach tuwe ls. Clly!Region temps Forecast lor Wednesday, Aug. 20 H1gh I Low ~..r.., 'r ___ ), Toledo'! 79' 156' "'*' ' ; ii'~ 0 ~11d 76'156' • Youngstown • 79' 147' 0.., · Mansfield • ., • 79 ' I 52' *Columbus 85' I 56' Cincinnati • 88 ° I 59 ~ Portsmoulh • 86' I 56' © 2006 Wunde1ground co ~r"y. ~ , J Partly Cloudy . Cloudy ·"'" ' , '_. •• '.... / ,._. ) ' r' / '----- Showers Thund er· , ",.r~~ storms \f' Flumes ,- , . _,.... ~~..__, • v· (- "'.., 1- "J..o..l., ·, ~-a.i;-~-- • ' ' ' '' " ' ' Rarn f , • • Ice ' • ~ -'' r·., , * ' \ ' .-/- Snow -~.!-, · ·-··· Weather Undergwund • AP Boyfriend may need doctor for athletes foot fra1· Youth events Today's Forecast slant! a t:hc~nce . A1111ie's Mailbox i.1· writ· tell by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, lougtime edi· tors of the Arm La11den column. PlecHe e-mail your questions to tlllltiesmail· box@comca.lt.rwt, or write to: Armie 's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118,1911, ChicaKo, IL 6(16/ J. To jim/ out more about A 1111ie 's Mailbox. and read feature.s by otlter Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists·, vi.1it tlte Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. Family Medicine Dora. IJJformatlon contcJt:t ~04-B82-2983 . Sunday, Aug. 24 MASON COUNTY. W.Va. - The We.Lve J reunion\\ ill he held at th e West VJrgm 1:1 St,Jle Farm Museum Knchen ,;,cated north ol Point Pleasam on F.lirgJound hers We m.tJTied tor bette! or worse. so every few months 1 pay' S150 fqr ,!11 hour With ""lletme who takes care olmc and doesn't tell .me I'm \Hon g abuul e<erythmg Th:ll hour hits my sel f- estee m so I c.1n - Local Weather · One th1n g I find CLII'IDU' When shower m ~ 111 puhabout your question IS that lie places, protective . Wednesday ... Sunny you state his co ndition "gets footwear can prevent the Htghs in the upper 80s. East better ILl th e Winter" tung1 from wming mtu ClJil- w1nds around 5 mph Actually athlete's toot 1s t.!Ct with the soles of your Wednesday night... . more common m the' winter teet Us111g an antJfLJngal Mu,tly clear Lows in the because you're more hkely powder dally JS .tlso a good Lipper 50s Etl\t w1 nd s to wear shoes or boots th,n 1dea Ful luwmg all these .uound :i mph completely cover your feeL tips' can help prevent .uhThursday.•. Mostly sunny. Th!S tend s to make them tete's foot even more warm . and Family Medicine® is a sweaty and prov1dcs that weekly column. To submit warm , damp and d,ut env1- questions, write to Martha A. ronmenl which , as I men- Simp.wm, 1>.0., M.B.A., uoned, fosters Iung1 growth. Olzio- University College of (NYSE) - 38.43 There are many over-the- Osteopathic Medicine, P.O. AEP Akzo !NASDAQ)- 60.15 counte1 remed1es that wm k Box /10, Allums, Ohio Ashland Inc. 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The changes are meant to . address actual sec unty con: : cerns - includmg the fear that mach1nes could be tampe1cd With - but to also address na11onal per.: cept1nns of O~io' s election sys tem. wh1ch ha s com e under fire 111 recent years, . . • ·Brunner ,( ~i.llu. "We want Ohio voters and the rest of the nat Jon to see •· that we have prepared a transpdrcnt process of transporting voting eqUJpmen~: ballots and supplies. 'Brunner said in a statement. Brunner. a Democrat, was elected 111 2006 with a ;; promi se HJ improw a sys" tem m.11Tcd hy scattered " · problems ol long lines and ·" pou . 'y trained poll workers. .... .. Twenty-four of Oh1o's 8R .. cmJntJes have used sleepOVers . Local eleCt lOll oftJcial s argued that the praclice makes 11 ca"c1 to transport machines to polling s!lcs. Otherwi se, they would have to h1re moving cumpa111es to distnbLJte the machmes at a co't of thousands of dollw s Brunncr satd tedcral money will reimburse colmties I'm the added cost, 'Nh1ch she expec ts to be about $100,000 st.1tewide Elections offi cials also Will be allowed to transport and store the machines at polling places ahead of time, prov1ded the sites have fire protectJon equipment and other security measures. Coumies may also set up regional storage locat ion s where poll workers can pick up machin es on the mornmg of Election Day and transport them to polling locations . Local officials, who h<ne ' clashed wrth Brunner on a number ot elect1on procedure 1ssues, teared that Brunner would both ban slee.povers anu reqmre the equtpment to be delivered on the morning of the elecuon - a dauming task for ma'ny co unties. But they were pleased that Brunner gave them the option of tran>portmg the equipment as they saw tit . "She .1llowed for the counties to implement thetr own way of doing this ,'' said Shannon Leininger, director Of the Ashlanu County Board of Elections. Ashland County has used sleepovers for paper ballots and tor Its 204 touch-sc1een votmg machmc,s. . In the run-up to her decJ ston on sleepovcrs. Brunner often refened to an uniden tllied poll worker who took " machine home for safekccpmg and Improperly voted on 11 , fearing there wouiJn't be enough t1me on Election Day. The trans gression was noticed when the machine didn't ha~e the requ1red vote tally of "7.ero'' before voting began. Brunner smd there are no known inswnces where a poll worker tampered w!lh a machine Ill affect rt s outcome on Election D.1y But she's w,orried abou t pcrcept1ons " Frankly I think people would be a bit concerned to know that a voting macl1111e was open and voted upon .'' she said. "That kmd ol tam · pering would be discoveJ able. Other types of tam pering would be less di scoverable.'' 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Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Edttor Congress slra/1 make no law respecting an establis/rment of religion, or prohibiting tire free exercise tlrrreo.f; or ,rbridxiug tire freedom ofspeeclr, or of tire press; or tire r(<,!lrt <?f' tire people peaceably to assemble, and to petitiorr tire Gol'ertllnent.for a redress '!{grievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Tml.t] 1> Wcdncsd<~y Aug 20. the ~>ltd d,1y of 200H fhc1e ,pe 111 days lett 111 the ye.u fuO.I) 's H•ghlight 111 Htstorv On Aug 20 1940 Btlltsh P11me Mtnt stcr Wmston Chutc htll pa•o tnbute to the Roy<~l Atr Fotce. s.1yn•g. Never 111 the fteld ot hum,m contltct WdS so much owed hy so llWlY to su lew· On thts date In I 833, Benpmtn Hamson. 2.lJo p1emlent of the Umted St.1tes, w.1~ hmn 1n Nollh Bend. Oh1o In 1866 Pr~mlent Amhew Johnson torm.IIly decl.ued the Ctvd Wat ovet. months atlcr flghung had stopped In 1914. Ge1man forces occU[lJed Btussels Belgtlllll dunng World W,u I In 1920. ptoneetmg Amcncan r.ltlio stauon XMK 111 Dettolt (later WWJ) beg.m d.uly biOatLtstmg In 1948 the t.:ln tted States ortle!ed the expu"ton ot the Sovtet Consul Genetal 111 Nev. Ymk. Lrcob Lomakm accusmg hun nf <~tlem plm g totetu1n1wo consu!,u employees to the Sovtet Umon .rg.unstlheu will In 1955, hunc!recls of people wete ktlled 111 dntt-French notmg 111 Morocco .md Algen,1 In 1964. Prestdent Johnson "gned the Economic Opportunrty Act, a nearly $1 btllton ,mit-poverty measutc In 1977, the U S launched· Vnyaget 2, .rn unmanned spaccct aft Cdll) mg a I 2- mch coppet phonogr.rph tewrd contammg greetr nj!s 111 dozens of J,mgu.rges. s.rmplcs of musrc ,md sounds of nature In 1986. postal emplo yee P.ttttck Henry Shenill v.ent ort a deadly rdmp.tge .11 ,1 post olhce 111 Edmond. Okld. shoot mg 14 tellov. wmkets to death belate killmg him se lf In 1988. ctgh t BrttiSh suldtcrs wete killed by an lil'h Republtc.tn Army l.tnd mtne th.1t destroyed ,1 mthl.iry bus ne,u Om.1gh, Cuunty Ty1one 111 Nm1 hetn lrel,rnd One year ago Tens ol thousands ot tounsts lied the beaches of the M.ty.tn Rrvtetd .rs Huttlcdne De.111 HMtecl tow.trd Mextcn s Yuc.ll.ln Pen11Nti.1 A toadmle bomb ktlled the governor ol the ptedommantly Sh11te Muth,mrm provmce mltaq A Chm.1 A11lrnes Boemg 737-800 exploded 111 ,, I! reb all <II ,In ,m poll g<~le 111 Okumw.r seconds after all 157 passengers ,md ctgh t ctcv. hdd safe ly evacuated DemocratiC prestdentrd! cand tdate B<~rack Obdma expressed trntattnll wtth the "Ob,unu Gtrl" Web vtcleo, sa)tng 11 had upset ht s daughters Hotel magnate Leona Helmsley dted 111 Gtecnwtch Conn .•rt ,,ge 87. Today 's B11 thdays Wttlel-producer-dllectot Waite! Bernstem ts 89 Broddcast Jotnnalist Conmc Chung ts 62 Musictan Jimmy Pankov. (Chtc.rgn) is 61 Rock singer Robert Plant (Lee! Zeppelin) IS 60 Country smget Rudy Gatlin ts 56 Stnger-songwntet John Htatt IS 56 Actordtrector Peter Hottonts ~5 TV v.e,rtherm.m AI Raker ts 54 1\ctor J,,y Acovone ts 51 TV personality Asha Blake rs 47 1\ctor James Marsters IS 46 Rock smger Fted Durst (L1mp Btzktt) ts :lR Actot Jonathan Ke Quan ts 37. Rock st ngcr Mumque Powell (Save Ferns) rs 33 Thought lot Today: " I am more and more convmced th.1t man ts a d<~ngerous creature, and that power, whether vested rn many ~r a lew, 1s ever graspm g, and like the gra>e, cncs 'Give, gtve r"' - Abtgatl Adams. Ameucan ftrst l<~dy (1744-1818) Page .i\4 I\T Wt•dncsday, August 20, 2008 Dems will never abort pro-choice mission Stxty·fllc' pct cell1 lh,ll 's Penn sy ll.fnt.t Sen Roh cll l\t'-.e) II -, rdttng wtth NARAL Pro-Chotec 1\mcuc,l. the st.rnd,ucl me.lsutc lot ,1 ptlltltcr.rn s .rbor tron-rrg ht s-.rdvor:.rc y punt y Stxty l1ve percent - vnttn~ With NARAL tWll out ul three 111nes - dol'~ not d pro-ltfe Demoual m.rkc And vet when the Dcms .rnnmirKecl th.rt C.tscy 11oulcl be spc.tktng .rt thetr tonvcnt ton 111 Denvet . 11 w.rs Widely ,lcccpted th,1l he could he dcscrtbcd .IS .1 ptoltte presence there But one IIIUILdiOI ol Ct'C) s f,1ise colots bcstdes h" Hltmg recotd that shows lm comtortdhle .1ltgnment wtth the s,une old prn-.rbortron puppet m.rstets clomln.ltlng the Democrutrc P.ut~ could he dtscctned 111 Ibe :rbsence ol oulct) ftum g10ups ltkc NARAL (lotmerly known as the Nc~twrhd AbmL1011 R1ghts Acuon League J This l.tck of protest IS telltng In 1992. the p.nty telltscd C.tsey 's ldthet. lotme• Pennsylv,mt.t Gov Robctt C.tscy Sr. tl1e nght to spe.tk at th,ll ye.1r s con\rt!ntwn. OVdll~. II WdS .rlleged. to hts staunch prultle pusrttun Allowmg hts sun to spcdk IS mc,mt to be a stgn,il that ttmes ha'e chLanged, that although the Demou.lllc l e<~cletsh tp has nut ~llt c r ed Its "i(,lllLC IOWdld .tbOII IOil. II h,ts shtltcd tow.nd compro mtse Too h.td 11\ ,til bunk Democt diS. you see. are open to other vtews on the rssue ,rs long dS they 'rc onl y t.ilkiiH.! .1bnut L:Osmellc, not lnc.mlitgtul. cht1 nge s rnt,t .tl\ e 1) B.n.tck Ob.tm.t h.IS the .rhiltt v til Ltnrlc pt o-ltlct s .md pro - Lhlll l l'l " .!11 kc ,rg.un'i h11n \\h e nm or~ \ Ole" r ,: o~lt te tho~ t he not onl y <li(1Jllllh .til k g.tl <1hortrori but th.t l. While ,t st diC SCII.I11 11 111 lllnllliS he uppuscd " bill pitHCctmg children wlw .IlL' ddt\ ~ t c iJ .tll\ e durm ~ hotched .thotttun o~ tt c mpt s In Ob.11n .t, n111td dll Ltl1\\dnl ed p1etn.tture · n ~ w h(llll dlllf ,1 IIOIIIldilJ -IIIOIIIhOJd , hmrld not be .tltotdcd tlh.' ..,,lllll' lc gdl r 1~ht s Tht~l . ., r.ltlr c·,tl l"h.rt IS tnl.rnllctdc And th,1t \ ,, ptuhlem lilt Dcnwu dt' They ,ncn t helped .rt dll h) the l1kc s ul femrmst Ltntl.t Hnshtn.ltl . 11ho h.ts :..tr!.!u ed lh.tt Demou .th sh~llllcltc ,tll) crnbt .rce ,rbtll llon ,ts .rmor ,tl good lithe) lrstc n lo her the) .r1c u.trv but tiiC) slwulcl se nd hct het .lll\t: 11! d Kathryn Lopez Sen bt'Stllc" c,, sc\1 '£H I ~ 0 JUSl llll[ sl'L' bc111 g .Ill .luthcnllc pto-lrlc le.rdct. '' dlso no R1ck S ~ulhlllllll thl; ~t'lhllOI IJc hl'dl Novcmhcr ~, ,uw [\\.U S,tntotlllll went IIUI ol hr ~ "'") tu spe.1k ,rbout the 11ght 'Ill h k sihlptn g bills to ptotect unhotn h~lbll'S (,111d C\ell L0spo11 SOI IIlg kg1 ~ l.ttnm With In s p1o chotec Penns vii .tnt.! colleague Allen' Spe cie! to SLlppoil ,tJICilldli\C S to cmbtyo-de slll'}lll l' stern cell tese.trch I C.tsev m.l) nu; ~JsiOtl.l ll y \ (ltC' .tk;ngs1dr those who oppose dholiiOil lllclkll1~ S0111COI1 \.! 'o lllllld IIHIIC' \lll( !hL'IL' t!Jdll lo! lOSl' \ hut he ts no lc.tdct .md pose' no thrc.tl to the .thor ium mdustt v But -he 1s 1u>t p•o-ltl e enough to set vc the pu t poses of the Delltuu.rtl' P.uty a des per .rt<; u C\\ 11 h~n 11 comes to the .rbottron ts sue thts yeat Then p1esurnptt1c nommcc stands .ts the most vtru lent pw-chorcc c.lndt ddle cvct to Jllll I ()J p!t~"l ­ clcnt of th e Unttcd St.ttcs He \hulls .thotllort k~.il he s tulcl us du1tnu 'the COUI SC Ot the Cdlllp,ugn. bec.llrse tf one ot hts d.ru ghtets nt.rde .r "tm st.1ke he wnuldn "t want them to he "puntshed" wtth .1 h.1by (Lde 1s nevc1 d pumshment. ,md thete ,ue othet opttons hes1des .1horlton Why should .111 tnnocen t.,be krlled thcrt cdlldtd .ltc Dcmoctats .u e hdpcd too 11\ 1elr grou-.. k ,tclets. II IIICIs ,111cl pi 0 - hI CIS 11hu .ltc chc.tp d.1tes The lett 11 111 g Rn ]Jill Wo~llts .ndcd ,111d <~betted th e sc.nn when he cdlled the Dl:ms pl.rllolmidngu~lge step lom.ud ·· Ouu g Kmttl \\ho ll 'it'd tu he clean ol C.nho lrc Uttllc't>lly's 1,1\\ school .111d ,111 .101 rsct to Mttt R1111111e) c.tlk:d II an htstortc moment tl1.1t dues ,, Jut I ur Dcrnou.rt s, C.llllllltt's .111d '"1mcn .. Hold on ,, second It" dll h1"to11c lntllllt'nl lo1 Crtltolt r:s .md women th.tt the p.111y Will .tllllOIIIILL' ih.tl II sttongJy ,JIItl UllClJUI \ 0c.tiJ y suppD1ts Roe ., W.1de d!ld d V\O illdll '\ I tgl!t Ill The Daily Sentinel Our mam concern tn all stones be accurate IS (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 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L\lst ,,~ Ide as a p.tttdh bec,IUse he dared to suppott the w.tr 111 lr,tq Demou .tt s .1re gomg to continue to s,ry v.hat they thrnk C.tthnltcs .rncl pro-htrr" \'v .1 111 to he.u on o::l bort1on. to the ~xten t thev Cdn wtththe ,100 111 0.11 llldUstry pullrng the plug Don't let them .rboll the t.1cts. Don't be ·l che.1p cl.lle ' Never .tcccpl kss th.m I00 per- IIUI cent ( Ka1l11 111 Lope; 11 1/w edl /111 of lllolwna/ Revrew Onl111e (1111 u llllftmwh e1/fll com) 5/r e cm1 be wnruued ur klope;@naluJiwl'e lt eH {om ) DRINKING AGE@ 21 Y. ARS.... ALPHA • DRINKING ASE @16 Y. ARS... ' 53 55 ' 107 10 ' 214 21 Local Briefs Meeting changed tongue studs hothet me Sometnnes I pomt .rt 11 and say, "Tilts wrll i:lc yllll 111 20 ycdrs ·· Gr.ry h,ur c,m he rev..ndtng I'm .rlw.rys gett1ng sentor dtscounts at stote s where .111 the c,rshtcrs .ue teen<~gets Though I'm still ~~ fe\.\o ye,\1 ~ dW,ty llllll1 qualifytng for most tits count p1ogt.tms. teens see nnthtng but the gt.ry h.u1 ,rnd ltgure I must be gcttmg btrthcl.1y gteettn gs ftum Wtll.ud Scott My w1fe , who rs .t month older tl1.111 I .rm but still h,IS b!dck h.111. gels c.rtded when she buys heer or wmc Teens would cct t,trnlv he sutpttsecl to lc.r111 -the <~ccompli s hmellts ot m.111) gr.1yheMis Do the) knov- f1e.Jks out. ll'CIM gcJ" ~frt~y lhdt ![ grdy ht~ll tiMt In vented the Jim Mullen h,111 hothers them .1lmost '" mm:h ,1s nose nngs dnd \\.(.I S d pei".. Uil With ' long VdCdllon and came ltght bulh ,111d the phnno- hack .ts Bets). No one satd gl L~ph J Not .1 tecnt~geJ Du ,mytht ng. but we all they know tl1al 11 v.as ,, pet - ntlltced tlldl she was sudson v.uh gt<~y h.ttl v. ho built d~nly ,r blond M] t.lllt,rsy that my gtay the luc.rl slwpp111g llt.tll' Do they know th.tt 11 w.ts .1 l1a11 IS ,111 as.set was cruelly pet SOil WII h gt .1y hatr v. ho shatte ted yestetd,!) when a lltVCIIted the cel l phone 1 shot t. 1.11 towly n1.1n weart\-l,t ybe 11 W.ls t,.t tn> ented tng a spectacularly ugly by someone w1th gr.1y h<-111. H.~w.ntdll sh ut two sizes too but I'm p1etty sute 11 Wdsn t b1 g 101 h1111 c.1me up to me .n a ptcmc .md Introduced mvemed by .t teen.rget Ch.11llon Heston's Moses h11nselt He had .1 bot! on h.td gray hdlt. a huge the end of hrs nose wtth hdtr llllJllCSSIVC he.td ot gt,ty commg out ot hts nose and h.tll - kmd ot ltke lllliiC I e"'' .11'id .; dl'tr.rctmg. piece l1ke to thmk Pnwedul nt lond 'IILktng on the left Man I) Strong I' m gt ay stde ot Ius mouth, a ttc 111 .rnd I' 111 Jll oud lm left eye ~nd ile reeked ot So I 111 rmnwnc to those clw,rp whtskcy Hts hatr commetct.tls on tclevtsron howevet w,ts the Sdllle gray '''' h.rtt p10du ct> th .1t colm "' 111111e .md the s,une cut It only·· the gt'<ty. gr.•du.rl ly. was spcct~cular ''I can't tell so 110 one wlllno11 ce Fnst you ." he htccupped, "how ol ,til. who s ktddtng m.my people nust,lke me tor whom' Sure. no one wtll you" Now I' 111 wondering tf noltcc - II you wo1k ,\t "s a product out there there home .111d yout 10h '' tlut will nuke me go natuhem £ .1 hc1mit Howcvet II you hdvc d 1c,tl Job .tt .t t.tlly b.1ld 1 Slowly over l.rctot y 01 .111 oltrce. pea- 11111e. so no one will notice? (Jrm Mulle1r 11 Ihe aut/1m pic' 11 111 nnt1 cc Th ey m.r y 11111 ' ") .tll ) thtng. but tl1cy of " II Tirkn a \illagr ldwl. wtllnlllt cc I wo1ked .11.111 Compil< illlllg 1 rhe S1mp/e and RaiJ\ ·, F11 sf dd .tgcncy llllce ,\\ he1 e .t Lrfc g1.t y -11.11 red pi oo I rc dO CI Timoo · Yrm u u1 1eat h lwn lldlllCO Btt.ttl '"''k ,, month 111 f1111 _mullen @' m)lll11' COII1) L Correction ' POMEROY - Keith Ridenour was charged m a recent mdictment wtth two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide, two counts of operatmg a motor vehicle under the mfluence and one count of 1m proper handhng ftreanns m a motor vehtcle. Defendant Rtdenour was released from h1s arraignment on a $1 ,000 personal recogmzance bond. The mtormatton was reported mcorrectly in Monday's edltton. Omitted POMEROY- Farmers Bank and Savmgs Co. paid $225 for Courtney Bumem's pen of market rabbits at Saturday's Jumor Fatr L1vestock Sale. Her name was omitted from the · sale results. Ohio student aces ACT, SAT tests MASON (AP) - An Ohio high school student who says he has been takmg practice tests smce sixth grade has recetved perfect scores on both the SAT and ACT colleg~ entrance exams. Ray Wang had a perfect 2,400 on the SAT earher this year Now Wang has learned that he scored a perfect 36 on the ACT test • The mcomtng senior at Mason High School north of Cmcmnati says he's mterested m bmmedtcme but hasn't decided which college to attend. ' SAT offtctals say 269 of the 1.5 mtlhon students who took their test last year achieved a perfect score. ACT says 177 of the 2.2mtlhon students who took that test dunng the 2006-2007 school year had a perfect score. Test officials say they don' t track.how many students ace both tests. l7 billion 111 added hook keepmg and ,management cosh and $9 4 btl !ton 111 lo" sales, the stuuy s,uJ Yet Ill s~n FranciSCO. one ol the te" pl.rce' rn the coun try to h<11 e adopted~ manddtory patd , Kk lea>e standatd. the ecunumtc h.u 111 th,tt w,ts proJected by opponents hds not matenahzed The policy allov. s a worker w accrue one hour of stck lea\ e tor everv 30 how s 11 orked ' There\ ,, lot of doom and gloom ,uound 1he t:nlllltl y when 11 comes to the posstbtllty ot pard stck d,rys. but that's cert,Hnly the S,rn Franctsco c x p~n c ntc ." ,,ud Greg As,ty a polrc y ,lll,Jl) st With the ul) "s Ollice ut Labot Standards Entorccmellt Carol Pt.rscnte spokes$1 Economic impact of proposed Ohio sick leave mandate · 1·A study shows that75,000 jobs could be lost in five years If Ohio passes an initiative thts fall mandating seven paid sick days for most workers statewide. The numbers: • 30 300 JObs lost at ftrms wtth fewer than 100 employees • 14,500 at lrrms wtth fewer than 20 employees • $1 17 brlhon tn addtltonal costs to busrnesses each year • $9.4 billion tn lost sales to all compames SOURCE: NFIB Research Foundation ' to workers and treatmg them ltke tamtly, she smd . Her employees recetve paid vacation, health care coverage, chtldbtrth and bereavement leave and shtft differentials - but not a set amount of stck t1me because tt's Vlewecl as cost prohtbttt\ e. ''OhiO IS suffenng," Kovach satd "Thrs mandate would make a bad sttuatton worse,. Davtd Bellos, chref execuU>c ot 27-employee TLI, a Cmcmnati-area lightmg manufacturer. sard hts employees have tour personal days a year they can apply toward vacatiOn, s1ck ltme. care ol a stck cht ld or personal R&R. Supporters of the ballot tssue say 2 mtlhon Ohroans don't have any pmcl ume ott when they or a famtly member ts stck The Healthy Fmmhes Campmgn ts runmng televtston ads deptctmg a womed mother whose chtld ts stck, contemplatmg leavmg her chtld at home alone for the day. losmg a paycheck or posstbly losmg her JOb. Roger Getger, prestdent of the Nattonal FederatiOn of Independent Busmess/Ohw. the perception thdt busmess owners don't care .rbout thetr employees IS unhm. He satd many small busmcsses prov1de more generous ben ellis to thetr wo1 kers thlln latge• corpor.ruons. though that doesn't .liways mclude pard stck ltme "Small busmess owners. mcludmg tinns not dtrectly t<~rgeted hy the m~ndate h.IV'e been tellmg us that thiS womdn lor the Sdll F1 LLI1CII\CO m.rnd,rte wtl l be a harclshtp Ch.rmber (II Commett e for thetr bu,messes and hrn- wh1ch 11]1]10scd the stck-cldy der theu ublirty to create lllltl,tli\C til.ll p.1ssed thCIC Ill 2006. s,lld compl.rtnts h.11 e and ret .1m JObs," he satd In the study. Phdltps, who not been .rbund.tnt "The m.un obJeCtton was worked lot the Smal l tho~t 11 WdS JUst .mother ,lddBusmess Adtmntstratton under both prestdents 011 to tile city mand.1t111g Re.rgan ,md Chnton, used what busmcsses h.tve to par econon11(: torecdst modeling to "ldV 111 bus111e ~ -.... ' she created by Regtonal smd -·But srnce then v.e Econonuc Models Inc . .1 re,rllv h.l\e not hc,Jrd much htghly reputed Amherst. abutlt H be111g ~~ mlt] ( H Issue tor a lot ot busrnesscs Mass. consultmg firm. In .r 2007 stud} Pulley The admtntstratton of thenGuv Bob T.11t used 111 the M,tttcts Ohw ,r Clc1 cl.mdsame firm\ lorecastmg in based ltber,li thtnk t.rnk 2005 to show how a t.1x found th,rt ulknng the p.rtd relonn propos.1l would create stck days wou ld .lctu.tlil 43,()()() jObS and lllJeCI $2 5 yteld a net s~tv1ng..., o! mu1t btlhon mto Ohto's gross st,tte than $1 pet worke t pet 11 c~k pwductm a live ye,u penod 10 the st,\te\ 0\CI,tiJ CcOnoThe benefits ol that much- 11l) by reduc111g. lUIIlO\CI 111 touted tax package largely the work tor cc ,md ptOduc would be er,ISed by the " mg healthter and mote p111 mandatot y stck-leave pro- ducttve employees A>IIIUatcd P1<' ll Wu1e1 posal. the bus mess group's new fmdmgs show. It would S1<plrm M"t"' 1 < 01111 rl1111ed also cost Ohto employers tv tftt\ JefJOI f '"ll Dad's ashes left in Ohio funeral home since 1941 standmg, as fully descnbed within this order, the Chairman finds that appellants have wmved thetr nght to Temporary Rehet." McWilliams cttes .a secof the Oh10 tion Admmtstrati ve Code as the basis for his decision which reads: "If at any time after the tnttlation of the temporary relief procedure, the appellant acts m a manner so as to frustrate the expedttlous nature of this proceedmg. such actmn shall constitute a waiver of right totemporary rehef " McWilliams' deciSion only affects the 1ssue of temporary rehef wtth the Issue of standmg. or the legal JUStification of the appellants for tilmg the appeal, remammg unre- SYRACUSE - The regular, monthly meetmg of the Syracuse Water Board has been changed to 7 p.m , Sept. S, due to the Labor Day hohclay My hall IS so gt .ry II mak.,cs thundct clouds look bttght .tnd cheer) Berng gt ay cloesn 't bothet me After dll. .11 le.tst I sti ll h.1ve .1 lull lle,lcl nt hclll I dun I h,r;c tu do comb-overs. shdve my head or v.e~r ,, b,JSeb,lll c.1p 24 houts " d.ry to prctenil tlldt I still have h.t~r And II 's dtstmgutshed look1ng Sit an gets 1111ght thmk I'm a doctut or a l<~wye• 01 .t ht gh school gr.rdu.rte mste.rd ol the boob I tC.il ly .rm At l e<~st they mrght thmk that until I open my mouth. Ltke many men, lor yedrs I thought my h,ur h.1d magt c.il, mysttc,tl Samsun-ltke powers "'Who s gorng to get the promotion'' Let"s gtve 11 to the guy wrth the best hatr ,. "Who\ gotng get mto thts exclustve mghtclub? The guy wtth the best h.m .. " Who s datlll)l that supctmodel! The guy v.tth the mce hat1 ·· "Whu should we dtrest • The guy wtth the b.rd h.nr .. Look .rt those mug shots Bad h,trrcuts. c; cry one The gt ~ ,11 th1ng .rbout havmg gt .ty l1.1r1 ts th.rt tt COLUMBUS - A new study shows that Ohto stands to lose 75,000 Jobs over five years rf voters approve a ballot Issue that would gtve most full-time workers seven patd stck dliys a year, a small busmess group sa1d Tuesday. The study is the ftrst maJor shot by opponents in what is gearing up as a nasty ftght over the so-called Healthy Famihes Act. About 20 percent of the JOb losses would occur m businesses that employ one to 20 employees, even though those busmesses would not be required to offer the s1ck days under the ballot proposal, according to research conducted on behalf of the National Federation of Independent Busmess/Ohto Bruce Ph1llips, an expert , htred to conduct the research. sard the stck day mandate would force larger busmesses to cut JObs or production, and that would hurt small busmess suppliers Supporters ot th.: mandate, which mclucle orgamzed labor, are gathenng stgnatures to put the tssue on ballot Democraltc Gov Ted Strickland, who opposes the measure, has been trymg to get a compromtsc · wtth advocates that would keep the plan off the ballot, but so far has been unsucce ssful Claudia Kovach, vtce president of Cuy Machme Technology in Youngstown, ts among the cnttt:s of the sick-day mandate. Her company, which employs 80, has grown m one of the state's hardest htt cittes by offering generous benehts TOLEDO (AP)- Martha Grinestaff was 8 years old when her lather d1ed ot dtabetes 111 1941 She remembers the day of the funeral, but she never asked her mother or anyone else what happened to het father's remams "It wasn't discussed and she never brought it up ," sa1cl Gnnestaff, now 7~ lt turned out that the ashes of Julius Morgen were sttll stored 111 a funeral home , NELSONVILLE - Stuart's Opera House 1s havmg its first ever Community Yard Sale from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, Sept 6, 111 1ts lobby Items are currently being accepted for donation. Admtssion to the Commumty Yard Sale is free, and all items left at the end of the day will be donated to ReUse Industries If you would like to donate calling 740-753-1924 or drop ttems at 46 Public Square in Nelsonville from I0 a.m.-8 p.m., dunng the weeks of Aug. 25 or Sept. 2-5 Also vtsit www.stuartsoperahouse.org for more ' mtormat10n r11MMi\ AP STATEHOUSE ~OR RESPONDENT Thelma Ferne Roush. 93, M1ddleport, passed away on Aug. 19, 2008, at Overbrook Center m Middleport She wa~ born Jan 12, 1915, m Leon, W Va , daughter of the late Vanme Allen Badgley and Sylvta Eddith Dav1s Badgley She was employed at the former movte theater in Mtddleport. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Curt1s Chester Roush m 1998, two ststers, Nettie Hayes and Ethel Hawk, and. a great-grandson, Wtlham Story She is survived by her children: Cheryl (Kenneth) Lee of Middleport, Sylvta (Templeton) Grueser of Pomeroy, Joyce Sellers of Columbus, Ga., and Ghester (Mary) Roush of Middleport, seven grandchildren and II great grandchildren. Graveside servtces will be conducted at 11 a m on Friday, Aug. 22, 2008, at Gtlmore Cemetery. There wtll be no calling hours. Arrangements were handled by Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in M1ddleport A registry ts available online at www.andersonmcdaniel com. Yard Sale ALPHA Le1te11 to tlte edrtot we nelwme Thn ,fwuld be le11 1/wn 300 ><or·d!. All /ellen ate .lllbJeU ro edlfmg. 1111111 be 11gned and mdude addtel\ and lefer,fw11e nwn/Ja !vo umrgned /ellen n11/ be publ11lred Le11e11 1hould he 111 good talte, addremng 11\llel, 1101 penonol111e\ Le1te11 of thanks to orgcmizcuwns and mdlltduall wrllnoli><' accejJIed for jntbl1ca1w11 ,. Correction Polley \OtiiH! lo1 ~~ Cdllt.hdate Vvho .rdop t' sucil ,, platfotm. l'.rtholtcs ltke myself are .rpp.ucntl y sLtpposed to ICJilt cc th.tt the Democrats Allen Lee Mtller, 23, Boise, Idaho and formetly of Galltpolis, passed away unexpectedly at 5:56 a m on Monday, Aug 18, 2008, at hts home in Bmse. Born March 19, 1985, m Athens, Ohio, he was the son of Christopher J and Cheryl Lefebre Miller, of Gallipolis Allen was a 2003 graduate of Galha Academy Htgh School and served four years m the U.S. Atr Force from Jal'iuary 2004 to January 2008 as a lineman and electncmn He was staAllen Lee Miller uoned at the Mountam Home Air Force Base in Moun tam Home, Idaho He served two tours m Iraq, hts ftrst tour bemg m Kirkuk and hiS second tour m AI-Asad. Allen was attenclmg the Boise State Umverstty as an honor student m computer networking. He \Vas a member of the New Ltfe Lutheran Church. In adclttlon to h1s parents, he is survived by his wife, Veromca Wtlls Mtller; hts one year old son, Elliott Scott Mtller, hts twm brother and best fnend, Aaron Scott (Courtney "Rt") Mtller. Delaware, Ohm, his sister, Natalie Jane Miller, Gallipolis, maternal grandparents, Lee and Rachel Lefebre, Pomeroy, father-m-law, Jason W1lls and mother-m-law, Melame Wtlls, both of Boise; sister-in-law, Ollie Wtlls, Botse, two hrothers-m-law, Ryan McCallum and Joe Wtlls. both of Botse, aunts, Rena (Lanny) Longstreth, Rutland, Susie (Bob) Sigman, Chesh1re, Lmda Mtller, Parkersburg, W Va., uncles, Larry (Louise) Fraley, Longbottom, Phtl Mtller, Rutland, L10nel (Carolyn) Lefebre. Manetta; and numerous other aunts; uncles , cousms, and many fnends Allen was preceded m death by hiS paternal grandparents, Leon and Delores Miller, an uncle, Tom Mtller; and a cousm, Tma Miller Funeral servtces wtll be held at I p.m on Saturday. Aug. 23, 2008, in the New Life Lutheran Church, Gallir.olis. Officiating will be Pastor Scott Baker Interment wtll be later m the Metgs Memory Gardens Fnends rna~ call from 5 to 8 p m. on Fnday at the Cremeens Funeral Chapel and one hour pnor to the funeral servtce at the church In heu of flowers memonals may be made m Allen's memory to his son, Elliott Scott Miller, C/0 15 Oakwood Dnve, Galhpolis, OH 45631 Envelopes wtll be provtded at the funeral home. Expresstons of sympathy may be sent to the family by Ytsiting www cremeensfuneralhomes.com. n.elma Roush LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Reader Services d r~al t.1kc 11p th en tod .md thetr ' '"" md tc.tch. h.rve clearly gutclccl C.tth<llics ,1way I rom "ome The Daily Sentinel • Page As Study: Ohio sick-day mandate would cost 75,000 jobs Allen Lee Miller dh01110n. 1he VdtiCdn dlld r ~' P " n s thle bt sllops. who 111 Obituaries www.rhydailysentineLcom Bv JULIE CARR SMYTH choosc .1 sat e .tml legal .rhmllllil r e ~.~rJle >S nt dbtlt1) IL' p.1y. ',md we oppose ,u1 v .rnd .til ettorts to ~~eak­ cn 111 undt•tm\ne th.ll 1ight" 1 I'"' tnn e I checked. the C.rthol1c Church opposed thll"W ~edne~day,August2o,2oo8 • msicle therr ongmal cardboard box from the crematory, along v.tth dozens of other boxes of unclaimed rem,uns from the past seven decades "It was overwhelming I couldn 't even comprehend It for a lew mmutes," Grinestatf satd. U nclatmecl remams are a httle-known reality of the funeral busmess Most often, relatt~es don't pick them up because · they haven "! p.ud thetr bills Ohm lav. dllows funeral homes to dtspose ot remams tf no one has ptcked them up alter 60 d.rys It's not unusual for tunera! homes to hold onto the remams , sd Jd Ann Cunnmgham, dtrector ot the Ohto Boatel of Embalmers and Funeral Drrectm s "Probably every funeral home m the state has cremated rema1ns that aren't ptcked up," she smcl. The 1em.uns ot Gnnest,tfl"s l,nhet .md 21 other people 11 ere 111 " closet .11 Ahele Funer.1l Home. one ol Toledu s oldest Another closet held the rematns ot 15 11101 e people 0\\ner J.rmes Abele " closmg the lamtly llusmcss and 11011 trymg to recon11ect the tem.r tns wtt h then survtvm g rel.rt tves He had constdered ad~entsmg yeats ago to tmd the sut Vl\ mg relatives but never dtd Ruling from Page Al and, accordmg solved to the recent tiling "standmg must be demonstrated by the Appellants, to the satisfaction of the full Commtsston, before th1 s appeal can proceed." McW•ll1ams also wntes: "Only after standmg is established, will thts appeal move forward on ents" An al argument and evtdcntmry eanng on the matter of standmg ts scheduled for tod.1y m Columbus which is the comnusston's next regularly-scheduled meetmg. On Aug 12, Gathng had moved tor a contmuance of today's meeting due to attorneys bemg out of town However, the comnussion said contact wtth Young copld not be made to dtscuss Gathng's request for a contmuance after what tt clescnbes as "several attempts " Thts, coup1ed with the commiSSIOn's destre to more forward "expeclmously" resulted' in Gatling's continuance bemg demed w1th the eomm1sston notmg "a contmuance m1ght delay a decisron on (what "as) the pendmg request tor temporat·y relief' and thts demal rndtcated ''the Commrsston 's contmuecl clestre to mo>e torward expedtttouslv m thts matter'' Afterdescnbmg emarls and alleged mtssed phone calls to and from Young. McWtihams wntcs: 'Obvmusly, Ms Young ts tgnon ng the stmtght-forw,rrd fact that she ha~ been, and cont)nues to be, the p.uty frustrating the Commtss ton and the Chatrman 's attempts to move forward to a Temporary Relief dectston Had Ms Young prov1ded the mfonnauon requestedlrequtred to prove standmg in a timely fash1on, the Cha11mat1 could have (I) detenmned prehmtnarily that standmg extsted, and (2) ~sa tesult, could have tssued .1 dectston on Tempor.uy Rehel M, Young ~ontm u es to thw.111 the best etloth ot tile Ch.urm,m .milthts Comrnts,tlln .. E;en though Young ltled the motwns lot tempmary •eltef .md .1ppeal of G.~tltng Ohro's 1111111ng pctmtt 111 June, wmk on developmg th e mme stte ts penmtted and has continued stnce the penntt w,rs ISsued .lpproximately three months .1gu Rates rrom Pag~ At for Galha over June's 6.6 111 two area cuunues, DJFS percent, while Meigs sav. a found Lawrence County 1 percent hike from the 10 tell two-tenths of a percent percent jobless rate the from 6 I m June to 5 9 the tollowmg month, while county posted 111 June Unemployment m Athens Washmgton County also County JUmped 1.4 percent dtpped two-tenths of a perto 8.1 in July The rate was cent, from 5 6 m June to 5.4 6.7 percent for Athens m m July State offtcmls say Ohto's June. Jackson County was at 8.7 percent, a ft>e-tenths unemployment rate has of a percent nse from June's JUmped to Its htghest level 8 2 percent, whtle Vinton m more than 15 years. to 7.2 County went from 8.8 per- percent 111 July trom6 6 percent in June to 9 2 m Jul y, cent 111 June. The st.1te ftgures released an mcrease ot four-tenths of last week show that the a percent Unemployment declined number of unemployed ~/JwmJ~ fonnerty on Court Street In Pomeroy, OH has Moved ill Specializing In Home & Business Networking Also Specializing In Laptop Repair Same People, Same Number, New Location. Come See Tom & Connie on Happy Hollow Rd towards Rutland, OH Tum off Rt. 7 onto 124, -·re 2.11 miles on ths Right You Will See Our Sign i!'Jl!l Phone: 740-992·1135 •Open: Mon-Fri 9-Spm 4J1 workers 111 July was 430,000, up t~om 394,000 111 June. The number of unemployed people 111 the state has mcreased b.)l 96,000 111 the past 12 months Ohto's 7 2 percent jobless rate tops national unemployment of 5 7 percent. Spokesman Bnan Harter v.llh the stdte DJFS says the stdte's current unemployment 1,lie " the hrghest stnce December 1992. when 11 was also 7 2 percent Dep.trtmcm dtrector Helen Jones-Kelley says emp loymen t declmed last month Ill both llldllli LICIUr111g_ . md serv1cc-. mclu..,tiJes ( l he A 1\0Ua/ed P1 e 1s UJ/I IIIhll/ed /0 t/111 \(0/ \ J 'Andtrson 'M.c'Danie[ 'fun£ra( ']{Om£ PINEAPPLE EXPRESS (R) 710&9.10 · SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PANTS 2 (PG13) - - - -7:00 &9:15 TROPIC THUNDER (R) 7.30 & 9.3Q__ - THE DARK KNIGHT 9:55 .. 9.40 5P'11 NG VAllEY , 4·1G 4• t4 IJIUIIUIJI~ 1~\\l~ l 7 l;>ll~JAC ~S::;NPIH WED 8/20108 · THURS' 8121/08 WWW SPRINGVAllEVCINEMA COM Box Off1c~ Open!l @ 6 30 PM FOR EVENING SHOWS & 12 30 PM FOR SAT &SUN MATINEES TUES IS BARGAIN NIGHT ROCKER tPG13) 7 00& 9 30 STAR WARS THE CLONE WARS (PG) THE l:JlO & 9:00 Adurn J\.1cDuniel & James Anders<' n DIRE( - 1 ORS Prnowal4u4 f11,erol Mtddleport 992-5141 Sl!r~~letr 1\lDieroy 992-5444 w•" .llndtr !1011nredan1el.c(]m ~- SAt &SUN MATINEES �IN~ The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydatlysentinel.com I Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Edttor Congress slra/1 make no law respecting an establis/rment of religion, or prohibiting tire free exercise tlrrreo.f; or ,rbridxiug tire freedom ofspeeclr, or of tire press; or tire r(<,!lrt <?f' tire people peaceably to assemble, and to petitiorr tire Gol'ertllnent.for a redress '!{grievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Tml.t] 1> Wcdncsd<~y Aug 20. the ~>ltd d,1y of 200H fhc1e ,pe 111 days lett 111 the ye.u fuO.I) 's H•ghlight 111 Htstorv On Aug 20 1940 Btlltsh P11me Mtnt stcr Wmston Chutc htll pa•o tnbute to the Roy<~l Atr Fotce. s.1yn•g. Never 111 the fteld ot hum,m contltct WdS so much owed hy so llWlY to su lew· On thts date In I 833, Benpmtn Hamson. 2.lJo p1emlent of the Umted St.1tes, w.1~ hmn 1n Nollh Bend. Oh1o In 1866 Pr~mlent Amhew Johnson torm.IIly decl.ued the Ctvd Wat ovet. months atlcr flghung had stopped In 1914. Ge1man forces occU[lJed Btussels Belgtlllll dunng World W,u I In 1920. ptoneetmg Amcncan r.ltlio stauon XMK 111 Dettolt (later WWJ) beg.m d.uly biOatLtstmg In 1948 the t.:ln tted States ortle!ed the expu"ton ot the Sovtet Consul Genetal 111 Nev. Ymk. Lrcob Lomakm accusmg hun nf <~tlem plm g totetu1n1wo consu!,u employees to the Sovtet Umon .rg.unstlheu will In 1955, hunc!recls of people wete ktlled 111 dntt-French notmg 111 Morocco .md Algen,1 In 1964. Prestdent Johnson "gned the Economic Opportunrty Act, a nearly $1 btllton ,mit-poverty measutc In 1977, the U S launched· Vnyaget 2, .rn unmanned spaccct aft Cdll) mg a I 2- mch coppet phonogr.rph tewrd contammg greetr nj!s 111 dozens of J,mgu.rges. s.rmplcs of musrc ,md sounds of nature In 1986. postal emplo yee P.ttttck Henry Shenill v.ent ort a deadly rdmp.tge .11 ,1 post olhce 111 Edmond. Okld. shoot mg 14 tellov. wmkets to death belate killmg him se lf In 1988. ctgh t BrttiSh suldtcrs wete killed by an lil'h Republtc.tn Army l.tnd mtne th.1t destroyed ,1 mthl.iry bus ne,u Om.1gh, Cuunty Ty1one 111 Nm1 hetn lrel,rnd One year ago Tens ol thousands ot tounsts lied the beaches of the M.ty.tn Rrvtetd .rs Huttlcdne De.111 HMtecl tow.trd Mextcn s Yuc.ll.ln Pen11Nti.1 A toadmle bomb ktlled the governor ol the ptedommantly Sh11te Muth,mrm provmce mltaq A Chm.1 A11lrnes Boemg 737-800 exploded 111 ,, I! reb all <II ,In ,m poll g<~le 111 Okumw.r seconds after all 157 passengers ,md ctgh t ctcv. hdd safe ly evacuated DemocratiC prestdentrd! cand tdate B<~rack Obdma expressed trntattnll wtth the "Ob,unu Gtrl" Web vtcleo, sa)tng 11 had upset ht s daughters Hotel magnate Leona Helmsley dted 111 Gtecnwtch Conn .•rt ,,ge 87. Today 's B11 thdays Wttlel-producer-dllectot Waite! Bernstem ts 89 Broddcast Jotnnalist Conmc Chung ts 62 Musictan Jimmy Pankov. (Chtc.rgn) is 61 Rock singer Robert Plant (Lee! Zeppelin) IS 60 Country smget Rudy Gatlin ts 56 Stnger-songwntet John Htatt IS 56 Actordtrector Peter Hottonts ~5 TV v.e,rtherm.m AI Raker ts 54 1\ctor J,,y Acovone ts 51 TV personality Asha Blake rs 47 1\ctor James Marsters IS 46 Rock smger Fted Durst (L1mp Btzktt) ts :lR Actot Jonathan Ke Quan ts 37. Rock st ngcr Mumque Powell (Save Ferns) rs 33 Thought lot Today: " I am more and more convmced th.1t man ts a d<~ngerous creature, and that power, whether vested rn many ~r a lew, 1s ever graspm g, and like the gra>e, cncs 'Give, gtve r"' - Abtgatl Adams. Ameucan ftrst l<~dy (1744-1818) Page .i\4 I\T Wt•dncsday, August 20, 2008 Dems will never abort pro-choice mission Stxty·fllc' pct cell1 lh,ll 's Penn sy ll.fnt.t Sen Roh cll l\t'-.e) II -, rdttng wtth NARAL Pro-Chotec 1\mcuc,l. the st.rnd,ucl me.lsutc lot ,1 ptlltltcr.rn s .rbor tron-rrg ht s-.rdvor:.rc y punt y Stxty l1ve percent - vnttn~ With NARAL tWll out ul three 111nes - dol'~ not d pro-ltfe Demoual m.rkc And vet when the Dcms .rnnmirKecl th.rt C.tscy 11oulcl be spc.tktng .rt thetr tonvcnt ton 111 Denvet . 11 w.rs Widely ,lcccpted th,1l he could he dcscrtbcd .IS .1 ptoltte presence there But one IIIUILdiOI ol Ct'C) s f,1ise colots bcstdes h" Hltmg recotd that shows lm comtortdhle .1ltgnment wtth the s,une old prn-.rbortron puppet m.rstets clomln.ltlng the Democrutrc P.ut~ could he dtscctned 111 Ibe :rbsence ol oulct) ftum g10ups ltkc NARAL (lotmerly known as the Nc~twrhd AbmL1011 R1ghts Acuon League J This l.tck of protest IS telltng In 1992. the p.nty telltscd C.tsey 's ldthet. lotme• Pennsylv,mt.t Gov Robctt C.tscy Sr. tl1e nght to spe.tk at th,ll ye.1r s con\rt!ntwn. OVdll~. II WdS .rlleged. to hts staunch prultle pusrttun Allowmg hts sun to spcdk IS mc,mt to be a stgn,il that ttmes ha'e chLanged, that although the Demou.lllc l e<~cletsh tp has nut ~llt c r ed Its "i(,lllLC IOWdld .tbOII IOil. II h,ts shtltcd tow.nd compro mtse Too h.td 11\ ,til bunk Democt diS. you see. are open to other vtews on the rssue ,rs long dS they 'rc onl y t.ilkiiH.! .1bnut L:Osmellc, not lnc.mlitgtul. cht1 nge s rnt,t .tl\ e 1) B.n.tck Ob.tm.t h.IS the .rhiltt v til Ltnrlc pt o-ltlct s .md pro - Lhlll l l'l " .!11 kc ,rg.un'i h11n \\h e nm or~ \ Ole" r ,: o~lt te tho~ t he not onl y <li(1Jllllh .til k g.tl <1hortrori but th.t l. While ,t st diC SCII.I11 11 111 lllnllliS he uppuscd " bill pitHCctmg children wlw .IlL' ddt\ ~ t c iJ .tll\ e durm ~ hotched .thotttun o~ tt c mpt s In Ob.11n .t, n111td dll Ltl1\\dnl ed p1etn.tture · n ~ w h(llll dlllf ,1 IIOIIIldilJ -IIIOIIIhOJd , hmrld not be .tltotdcd tlh.' ..,,lllll' lc gdl r 1~ht s Tht~l . ., r.ltlr c·,tl l"h.rt IS tnl.rnllctdc And th,1t \ ,, ptuhlem lilt Dcnwu dt' They ,ncn t helped .rt dll h) the l1kc s ul femrmst Ltntl.t Hnshtn.ltl . 11ho h.ts :..tr!.!u ed lh.tt Demou .th sh~llllcltc ,tll) crnbt .rce ,rbtll llon ,ts .rmor ,tl good lithe) lrstc n lo her the) .r1c u.trv but tiiC) slwulcl se nd hct het .lll\t: 11! d Kathryn Lopez Sen bt'Stllc" c,, sc\1 '£H I ~ 0 JUSl llll[ sl'L' bc111 g .Ill .luthcnllc pto-lrlc le.rdct. '' dlso no R1ck S ~ulhlllllll thl; ~t'lhllOI IJc hl'dl Novcmhcr ~, ,uw [\\.U S,tntotlllll went IIUI ol hr ~ "'") tu spe.1k ,rbout the 11ght 'Ill h k sihlptn g bills to ptotect unhotn h~lbll'S (,111d C\ell L0spo11 SOI IIlg kg1 ~ l.ttnm With In s p1o chotec Penns vii .tnt.! colleague Allen' Spe cie! to SLlppoil ,tJICilldli\C S to cmbtyo-de slll'}lll l' stern cell tese.trch I C.tsev m.l) nu; ~JsiOtl.l ll y \ (ltC' .tk;ngs1dr those who oppose dholiiOil lllclkll1~ S0111COI1 \.! 'o lllllld IIHIIC' \lll( !hL'IL' t!Jdll lo! lOSl' \ hut he ts no lc.tdct .md pose' no thrc.tl to the .thor ium mdustt v But -he 1s 1u>t p•o-ltl e enough to set vc the pu t poses of the Delltuu.rtl' P.uty a des per .rt<; u C\\ 11 h~n 11 comes to the .rbottron ts sue thts yeat Then p1esurnptt1c nommcc stands .ts the most vtru lent pw-chorcc c.lndt ddle cvct to Jllll I ()J p!t~"l ­ clcnt of th e Unttcd St.ttcs He \hulls .thotllort k~.il he s tulcl us du1tnu 'the COUI SC Ot the Cdlllp,ugn. bec.llrse tf one ot hts d.ru ghtets nt.rde .r "tm st.1ke he wnuldn "t want them to he "puntshed" wtth .1 h.1by (Lde 1s nevc1 d pumshment. ,md thete ,ue othet opttons hes1des .1horlton Why should .111 tnnocen t.,be krlled thcrt cdlldtd .ltc Dcmoctats .u e hdpcd too 11\ 1elr grou-.. k ,tclets. II IIICIs ,111cl pi 0 - hI CIS 11hu .ltc chc.tp d.1tes The lett 11 111 g Rn ]Jill Wo~llts .ndcd ,111d <~betted th e sc.nn when he cdlled the Dl:ms pl.rllolmidngu~lge step lom.ud ·· Ouu g Kmttl \\ho ll 'it'd tu he clean ol C.nho lrc Uttllc't>lly's 1,1\\ school .111d ,111 .101 rsct to Mttt R1111111e) c.tlk:d II an htstortc moment tl1.1t dues ,, Jut I ur Dcrnou.rt s, C.llllllltt's .111d '"1mcn .. Hold on ,, second It" dll h1"to11c lntllllt'nl lo1 Crtltolt r:s .md women th.tt the p.111y Will .tllllOIIIILL' ih.tl II sttongJy ,JIItl UllClJUI \ 0c.tiJ y suppD1ts Roe ., W.1de d!ld d V\O illdll '\ I tgl!t Ill The Daily Sentinel Our mam concern tn all stones be accurate IS (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 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L\lst ,,~ Ide as a p.tttdh bec,IUse he dared to suppott the w.tr 111 lr,tq Demou .tt s .1re gomg to continue to s,ry v.hat they thrnk C.tthnltcs .rncl pro-htrr" \'v .1 111 to he.u on o::l bort1on. to the ~xten t thev Cdn wtththe ,100 111 0.11 llldUstry pullrng the plug Don't let them .rboll the t.1cts. Don't be ·l che.1p cl.lle ' Never .tcccpl kss th.m I00 per- IIUI cent ( Ka1l11 111 Lope; 11 1/w edl /111 of lllolwna/ Revrew Onl111e (1111 u llllftmwh e1/fll com) 5/r e cm1 be wnruued ur klope;@naluJiwl'e lt eH {om ) DRINKING AGE@ 21 Y. ARS.... ALPHA • DRINKING ASE @16 Y. ARS... ' 53 55 ' 107 10 ' 214 21 Local Briefs Meeting changed tongue studs hothet me Sometnnes I pomt .rt 11 and say, "Tilts wrll i:lc yllll 111 20 ycdrs ·· Gr.ry h,ur c,m he rev..ndtng I'm .rlw.rys gett1ng sentor dtscounts at stote s where .111 the c,rshtcrs .ue teen<~gets Though I'm still ~~ fe\.\o ye,\1 ~ dW,ty llllll1 qualifytng for most tits count p1ogt.tms. teens see nnthtng but the gt.ry h.u1 ,rnd ltgure I must be gcttmg btrthcl.1y gteettn gs ftum Wtll.ud Scott My w1fe , who rs .t month older tl1.111 I .rm but still h,IS b!dck h.111. gels c.rtded when she buys heer or wmc Teens would cct t,trnlv he sutpttsecl to lc.r111 -the <~ccompli s hmellts ot m.111) gr.1yheMis Do the) knov- f1e.Jks out. ll'CIM gcJ" ~frt~y lhdt ![ grdy ht~ll tiMt In vented the Jim Mullen h,111 hothers them .1lmost '" mm:h ,1s nose nngs dnd \\.(.I S d pei".. Uil With ' long VdCdllon and came ltght bulh ,111d the phnno- hack .ts Bets). No one satd gl L~ph J Not .1 tecnt~geJ Du ,mytht ng. but we all they know tl1al 11 v.as ,, pet - ntlltced tlldl she was sudson v.uh gt<~y h.ttl v. ho built d~nly ,r blond M] t.lllt,rsy that my gtay the luc.rl slwpp111g llt.tll' Do they know th.tt 11 w.ts .1 l1a11 IS ,111 as.set was cruelly pet SOil WII h gt .1y hatr v. ho shatte ted yestetd,!) when a lltVCIIted the cel l phone 1 shot t. 1.11 towly n1.1n weart\-l,t ybe 11 W.ls t,.t tn> ented tng a spectacularly ugly by someone w1th gr.1y h<-111. H.~w.ntdll sh ut two sizes too but I'm p1etty sute 11 Wdsn t b1 g 101 h1111 c.1me up to me .n a ptcmc .md Introduced mvemed by .t teen.rget Ch.11llon Heston's Moses h11nselt He had .1 bot! on h.td gray hdlt. a huge the end of hrs nose wtth hdtr llllJllCSSIVC he.td ot gt,ty commg out ot hts nose and h.tll - kmd ot ltke lllliiC I e"'' .11'id .; dl'tr.rctmg. piece l1ke to thmk Pnwedul nt lond 'IILktng on the left Man I) Strong I' m gt ay stde ot Ius mouth, a ttc 111 .rnd I' 111 Jll oud lm left eye ~nd ile reeked ot So I 111 rmnwnc to those clw,rp whtskcy Hts hatr commetct.tls on tclevtsron howevet w,ts the Sdllle gray '''' h.rtt p10du ct> th .1t colm "' 111111e .md the s,une cut It only·· the gt'<ty. gr.•du.rl ly. was spcct~cular ''I can't tell so 110 one wlllno11 ce Fnst you ." he htccupped, "how ol ,til. who s ktddtng m.my people nust,lke me tor whom' Sure. no one wtll you" Now I' 111 wondering tf noltcc - II you wo1k ,\t "s a product out there there home .111d yout 10h '' tlut will nuke me go natuhem £ .1 hc1mit Howcvet II you hdvc d 1c,tl Job .tt .t t.tlly b.1ld 1 Slowly over l.rctot y 01 .111 oltrce. pea- 11111e. so no one will notice? (Jrm Mulle1r 11 Ihe aut/1m pic' 11 111 nnt1 cc Th ey m.r y 11111 ' ") .tll ) thtng. but tl1cy of " II Tirkn a \illagr ldwl. wtllnlllt cc I wo1ked .11.111 Compil< illlllg 1 rhe S1mp/e and RaiJ\ ·, F11 sf dd .tgcncy llllce ,\\ he1 e .t Lrfc g1.t y -11.11 red pi oo I rc dO CI Timoo · Yrm u u1 1eat h lwn lldlllCO Btt.ttl '"''k ,, month 111 f1111 _mullen @' m)lll11' COII1) L Correction ' POMEROY - Keith Ridenour was charged m a recent mdictment wtth two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide, two counts of operatmg a motor vehicle under the mfluence and one count of 1m proper handhng ftreanns m a motor vehtcle. Defendant Rtdenour was released from h1s arraignment on a $1 ,000 personal recogmzance bond. The mtormatton was reported mcorrectly in Monday's edltton. Omitted POMEROY- Farmers Bank and Savmgs Co. paid $225 for Courtney Bumem's pen of market rabbits at Saturday's Jumor Fatr L1vestock Sale. Her name was omitted from the · sale results. Ohio student aces ACT, SAT tests MASON (AP) - An Ohio high school student who says he has been takmg practice tests smce sixth grade has recetved perfect scores on both the SAT and ACT colleg~ entrance exams. Ray Wang had a perfect 2,400 on the SAT earher this year Now Wang has learned that he scored a perfect 36 on the ACT test • The mcomtng senior at Mason High School north of Cmcmnati says he's mterested m bmmedtcme but hasn't decided which college to attend. ' SAT offtctals say 269 of the 1.5 mtlhon students who took their test last year achieved a perfect score. ACT says 177 of the 2.2mtlhon students who took that test dunng the 2006-2007 school year had a perfect score. Test officials say they don' t track.how many students ace both tests. l7 billion 111 added hook keepmg and ,management cosh and $9 4 btl !ton 111 lo" sales, the stuuy s,uJ Yet Ill s~n FranciSCO. one ol the te" pl.rce' rn the coun try to h<11 e adopted~ manddtory patd , Kk lea>e standatd. the ecunumtc h.u 111 th,tt w,ts proJected by opponents hds not matenahzed The policy allov. s a worker w accrue one hour of stck lea\ e tor everv 30 how s 11 orked ' There\ ,, lot of doom and gloom ,uound 1he t:nlllltl y when 11 comes to the posstbtllty ot pard stck d,rys. but that's cert,Hnly the S,rn Franctsco c x p~n c ntc ." ,,ud Greg As,ty a polrc y ,lll,Jl) st With the ul) "s Ollice ut Labot Standards Entorccmellt Carol Pt.rscnte spokes$1 Economic impact of proposed Ohio sick leave mandate · 1·A study shows that75,000 jobs could be lost in five years If Ohio passes an initiative thts fall mandating seven paid sick days for most workers statewide. The numbers: • 30 300 JObs lost at ftrms wtth fewer than 100 employees • 14,500 at lrrms wtth fewer than 20 employees • $1 17 brlhon tn addtltonal costs to busrnesses each year • $9.4 billion tn lost sales to all compames SOURCE: NFIB Research Foundation ' to workers and treatmg them ltke tamtly, she smd . Her employees recetve paid vacation, health care coverage, chtldbtrth and bereavement leave and shtft differentials - but not a set amount of stck t1me because tt's Vlewecl as cost prohtbttt\ e. ''OhiO IS suffenng," Kovach satd "Thrs mandate would make a bad sttuatton worse,. Davtd Bellos, chref execuU>c ot 27-employee TLI, a Cmcmnati-area lightmg manufacturer. sard hts employees have tour personal days a year they can apply toward vacatiOn, s1ck ltme. care ol a stck cht ld or personal R&R. Supporters of the ballot tssue say 2 mtlhon Ohroans don't have any pmcl ume ott when they or a famtly member ts stck The Healthy Fmmhes Campmgn ts runmng televtston ads deptctmg a womed mother whose chtld ts stck, contemplatmg leavmg her chtld at home alone for the day. losmg a paycheck or posstbly losmg her JOb. Roger Getger, prestdent of the Nattonal FederatiOn of Independent Busmess/Ohw. the perception thdt busmess owners don't care .rbout thetr employees IS unhm. He satd many small busmcsses prov1de more generous ben ellis to thetr wo1 kers thlln latge• corpor.ruons. though that doesn't .liways mclude pard stck ltme "Small busmess owners. mcludmg tinns not dtrectly t<~rgeted hy the m~ndate h.IV'e been tellmg us that thiS womdn lor the Sdll F1 LLI1CII\CO m.rnd,rte wtl l be a harclshtp Ch.rmber (II Commett e for thetr bu,messes and hrn- wh1ch 11]1]10scd the stck-cldy der theu ublirty to create lllltl,tli\C til.ll p.1ssed thCIC Ill 2006. s,lld compl.rtnts h.11 e and ret .1m JObs," he satd In the study. Phdltps, who not been .rbund.tnt "The m.un obJeCtton was worked lot the Smal l tho~t 11 WdS JUst .mother ,lddBusmess Adtmntstratton under both prestdents 011 to tile city mand.1t111g Re.rgan ,md Chnton, used what busmcsses h.tve to par econon11(: torecdst modeling to "ldV 111 bus111e ~ -.... ' she created by Regtonal smd -·But srnce then v.e Econonuc Models Inc . .1 re,rllv h.l\e not hc,Jrd much htghly reputed Amherst. abutlt H be111g ~~ mlt] ( H Issue tor a lot ot busrnesscs Mass. consultmg firm. In .r 2007 stud} Pulley The admtntstratton of thenGuv Bob T.11t used 111 the M,tttcts Ohw ,r Clc1 cl.mdsame firm\ lorecastmg in based ltber,li thtnk t.rnk 2005 to show how a t.1x found th,rt ulknng the p.rtd relonn propos.1l would create stck days wou ld .lctu.tlil 43,()()() jObS and lllJeCI $2 5 yteld a net s~tv1ng..., o! mu1t btlhon mto Ohto's gross st,tte than $1 pet worke t pet 11 c~k pwductm a live ye,u penod 10 the st,\te\ 0\CI,tiJ CcOnoThe benefits ol that much- 11l) by reduc111g. lUIIlO\CI 111 touted tax package largely the work tor cc ,md ptOduc would be er,ISed by the " mg healthter and mote p111 mandatot y stck-leave pro- ducttve employees A>IIIUatcd P1<' ll Wu1e1 posal. the bus mess group's new fmdmgs show. It would S1<plrm M"t"' 1 < 01111 rl1111ed also cost Ohto employers tv tftt\ JefJOI f '"ll Dad's ashes left in Ohio funeral home since 1941 standmg, as fully descnbed within this order, the Chairman finds that appellants have wmved thetr nght to Temporary Rehet." McWilliams cttes .a secof the Oh10 tion Admmtstrati ve Code as the basis for his decision which reads: "If at any time after the tnttlation of the temporary relief procedure, the appellant acts m a manner so as to frustrate the expedttlous nature of this proceedmg. such actmn shall constitute a waiver of right totemporary rehef " McWilliams' deciSion only affects the 1ssue of temporary rehef wtth the Issue of standmg. or the legal JUStification of the appellants for tilmg the appeal, remammg unre- SYRACUSE - The regular, monthly meetmg of the Syracuse Water Board has been changed to 7 p.m , Sept. S, due to the Labor Day hohclay My hall IS so gt .ry II mak.,cs thundct clouds look bttght .tnd cheer) Berng gt ay cloesn 't bothet me After dll. .11 le.tst I sti ll h.1ve .1 lull lle,lcl nt hclll I dun I h,r;c tu do comb-overs. shdve my head or v.e~r ,, b,JSeb,lll c.1p 24 houts " d.ry to prctenil tlldt I still have h.t~r And II 's dtstmgutshed look1ng Sit an gets 1111ght thmk I'm a doctut or a l<~wye• 01 .t ht gh school gr.rdu.rte mste.rd ol the boob I tC.il ly .rm At l e<~st they mrght thmk that until I open my mouth. Ltke many men, lor yedrs I thought my h,ur h.1d magt c.il, mysttc,tl Samsun-ltke powers "'Who s gorng to get the promotion'' Let"s gtve 11 to the guy wrth the best hatr ,. "Who\ gotng get mto thts exclustve mghtclub? The guy wtth the best h.m .. " Who s datlll)l that supctmodel! The guy v.tth the mce hat1 ·· "Whu should we dtrest • The guy wtth the b.rd h.nr .. Look .rt those mug shots Bad h,trrcuts. c; cry one The gt ~ ,11 th1ng .rbout havmg gt .ty l1.1r1 ts th.rt tt COLUMBUS - A new study shows that Ohto stands to lose 75,000 Jobs over five years rf voters approve a ballot Issue that would gtve most full-time workers seven patd stck dliys a year, a small busmess group sa1d Tuesday. The study is the ftrst maJor shot by opponents in what is gearing up as a nasty ftght over the so-called Healthy Famihes Act. About 20 percent of the JOb losses would occur m businesses that employ one to 20 employees, even though those busmesses would not be required to offer the s1ck days under the ballot proposal, according to research conducted on behalf of the National Federation of Independent Busmess/Ohto Bruce Ph1llips, an expert , htred to conduct the research. sard the stck day mandate would force larger busmesses to cut JObs or production, and that would hurt small busmess suppliers Supporters ot th.: mandate, which mclucle orgamzed labor, are gathenng stgnatures to put the tssue on ballot Democraltc Gov Ted Strickland, who opposes the measure, has been trymg to get a compromtsc · wtth advocates that would keep the plan off the ballot, but so far has been unsucce ssful Claudia Kovach, vtce president of Cuy Machme Technology in Youngstown, ts among the cnttt:s of the sick-day mandate. Her company, which employs 80, has grown m one of the state's hardest htt cittes by offering generous benehts TOLEDO (AP)- Martha Grinestaff was 8 years old when her lather d1ed ot dtabetes 111 1941 She remembers the day of the funeral, but she never asked her mother or anyone else what happened to het father's remams "It wasn't discussed and she never brought it up ," sa1cl Gnnestaff, now 7~ lt turned out that the ashes of Julius Morgen were sttll stored 111 a funeral home , NELSONVILLE - Stuart's Opera House 1s havmg its first ever Community Yard Sale from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, Sept 6, 111 1ts lobby Items are currently being accepted for donation. Admtssion to the Commumty Yard Sale is free, and all items left at the end of the day will be donated to ReUse Industries If you would like to donate calling 740-753-1924 or drop ttems at 46 Public Square in Nelsonville from I0 a.m.-8 p.m., dunng the weeks of Aug. 25 or Sept. 2-5 Also vtsit www.stuartsoperahouse.org for more ' mtormat10n r11MMi\ AP STATEHOUSE ~OR RESPONDENT Thelma Ferne Roush. 93, M1ddleport, passed away on Aug. 19, 2008, at Overbrook Center m Middleport She wa~ born Jan 12, 1915, m Leon, W Va , daughter of the late Vanme Allen Badgley and Sylvta Eddith Dav1s Badgley She was employed at the former movte theater in Mtddleport. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Curt1s Chester Roush m 1998, two ststers, Nettie Hayes and Ethel Hawk, and. a great-grandson, Wtlham Story She is survived by her children: Cheryl (Kenneth) Lee of Middleport, Sylvta (Templeton) Grueser of Pomeroy, Joyce Sellers of Columbus, Ga., and Ghester (Mary) Roush of Middleport, seven grandchildren and II great grandchildren. Graveside servtces will be conducted at 11 a m on Friday, Aug. 22, 2008, at Gtlmore Cemetery. There wtll be no calling hours. Arrangements were handled by Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in M1ddleport A registry ts available online at www.andersonmcdaniel com. Yard Sale ALPHA Le1te11 to tlte edrtot we nelwme Thn ,fwuld be le11 1/wn 300 ><or·d!. All /ellen ate .lllbJeU ro edlfmg. 1111111 be 11gned and mdude addtel\ and lefer,fw11e nwn/Ja !vo umrgned /ellen n11/ be publ11lred Le11e11 1hould he 111 good talte, addremng 11\llel, 1101 penonol111e\ Le1te11 of thanks to orgcmizcuwns and mdlltduall wrllnoli><' accejJIed for jntbl1ca1w11 ,. Correction Polley \OtiiH! lo1 ~~ Cdllt.hdate Vvho .rdop t' sucil ,, platfotm. l'.rtholtcs ltke myself are .rpp.ucntl y sLtpposed to ICJilt cc th.tt the Democrats Allen Lee Mtller, 23, Boise, Idaho and formetly of Galltpolis, passed away unexpectedly at 5:56 a m on Monday, Aug 18, 2008, at hts home in Bmse. Born March 19, 1985, m Athens, Ohio, he was the son of Christopher J and Cheryl Lefebre Miller, of Gallipolis Allen was a 2003 graduate of Galha Academy Htgh School and served four years m the U.S. Atr Force from Jal'iuary 2004 to January 2008 as a lineman and electncmn He was staAllen Lee Miller uoned at the Mountam Home Air Force Base in Moun tam Home, Idaho He served two tours m Iraq, hts ftrst tour bemg m Kirkuk and hiS second tour m AI-Asad. Allen was attenclmg the Boise State Umverstty as an honor student m computer networking. He \Vas a member of the New Ltfe Lutheran Church. In adclttlon to h1s parents, he is survived by his wife, Veromca Wtlls Mtller; hts one year old son, Elliott Scott Mtller, hts twm brother and best fnend, Aaron Scott (Courtney "Rt") Mtller. Delaware, Ohm, his sister, Natalie Jane Miller, Gallipolis, maternal grandparents, Lee and Rachel Lefebre, Pomeroy, father-m-law, Jason W1lls and mother-m-law, Melame Wtlls, both of Boise; sister-in-law, Ollie Wtlls, Botse, two hrothers-m-law, Ryan McCallum and Joe Wtlls. both of Botse, aunts, Rena (Lanny) Longstreth, Rutland, Susie (Bob) Sigman, Chesh1re, Lmda Mtller, Parkersburg, W Va., uncles, Larry (Louise) Fraley, Longbottom, Phtl Mtller, Rutland, L10nel (Carolyn) Lefebre. Manetta; and numerous other aunts; uncles , cousms, and many fnends Allen was preceded m death by hiS paternal grandparents, Leon and Delores Miller, an uncle, Tom Mtller; and a cousm, Tma Miller Funeral servtces wtll be held at I p.m on Saturday. Aug. 23, 2008, in the New Life Lutheran Church, Gallir.olis. Officiating will be Pastor Scott Baker Interment wtll be later m the Metgs Memory Gardens Fnends rna~ call from 5 to 8 p m. on Fnday at the Cremeens Funeral Chapel and one hour pnor to the funeral servtce at the church In heu of flowers memonals may be made m Allen's memory to his son, Elliott Scott Miller, C/0 15 Oakwood Dnve, Galhpolis, OH 45631 Envelopes wtll be provtded at the funeral home. Expresstons of sympathy may be sent to the family by Ytsiting www cremeensfuneralhomes.com. n.elma Roush LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Reader Services d r~al t.1kc 11p th en tod .md thetr ' '"" md tc.tch. h.rve clearly gutclccl C.tth<llics ,1way I rom "ome The Daily Sentinel • Page As Study: Ohio sick-day mandate would cost 75,000 jobs Allen Lee Miller dh01110n. 1he VdtiCdn dlld r ~' P " n s thle bt sllops. who 111 Obituaries www.rhydailysentineLcom Bv JULIE CARR SMYTH choosc .1 sat e .tml legal .rhmllllil r e ~.~rJle >S nt dbtlt1) IL' p.1y. ',md we oppose ,u1 v .rnd .til ettorts to ~~eak­ cn 111 undt•tm\ne th.ll 1ight" 1 I'"' tnn e I checked. the C.rthol1c Church opposed thll"W ~edne~day,August2o,2oo8 • msicle therr ongmal cardboard box from the crematory, along v.tth dozens of other boxes of unclaimed rem,uns from the past seven decades "It was overwhelming I couldn 't even comprehend It for a lew mmutes," Grinestatf satd. U nclatmecl remams are a httle-known reality of the funeral busmess Most often, relatt~es don't pick them up because · they haven "! p.ud thetr bills Ohm lav. dllows funeral homes to dtspose ot remams tf no one has ptcked them up alter 60 d.rys It's not unusual for tunera! homes to hold onto the remams , sd Jd Ann Cunnmgham, dtrector ot the Ohto Boatel of Embalmers and Funeral Drrectm s "Probably every funeral home m the state has cremated rema1ns that aren't ptcked up," she smcl. The 1em.uns ot Gnnest,tfl"s l,nhet .md 21 other people 11 ere 111 " closet .11 Ahele Funer.1l Home. one ol Toledu s oldest Another closet held the rematns ot 15 11101 e people 0\\ner J.rmes Abele " closmg the lamtly llusmcss and 11011 trymg to recon11ect the tem.r tns wtt h then survtvm g rel.rt tves He had constdered ad~entsmg yeats ago to tmd the sut Vl\ mg relatives but never dtd Ruling from Page Al and, accordmg solved to the recent tiling "standmg must be demonstrated by the Appellants, to the satisfaction of the full Commtsston, before th1 s appeal can proceed." McW•ll1ams also wntes: "Only after standmg is established, will thts appeal move forward on ents" An al argument and evtdcntmry eanng on the matter of standmg ts scheduled for tod.1y m Columbus which is the comnusston's next regularly-scheduled meetmg. On Aug 12, Gathng had moved tor a contmuance of today's meeting due to attorneys bemg out of town However, the comnussion said contact wtth Young copld not be made to dtscuss Gathng's request for a contmuance after what tt clescnbes as "several attempts " Thts, coup1ed with the commiSSIOn's destre to more forward "expeclmously" resulted' in Gatling's continuance bemg demed w1th the eomm1sston notmg "a contmuance m1ght delay a decisron on (what "as) the pendmg request tor temporat·y relief' and thts demal rndtcated ''the Commrsston 's contmuecl clestre to mo>e torward expedtttouslv m thts matter'' Afterdescnbmg emarls and alleged mtssed phone calls to and from Young. McWtihams wntcs: 'Obvmusly, Ms Young ts tgnon ng the stmtght-forw,rrd fact that she ha~ been, and cont)nues to be, the p.uty frustrating the Commtss ton and the Chatrman 's attempts to move forward to a Temporary Relief dectston Had Ms Young prov1ded the mfonnauon requestedlrequtred to prove standmg in a timely fash1on, the Cha11mat1 could have (I) detenmned prehmtnarily that standmg extsted, and (2) ~sa tesult, could have tssued .1 dectston on Tempor.uy Rehel M, Young ~ontm u es to thw.111 the best etloth ot tile Ch.urm,m .milthts Comrnts,tlln .. E;en though Young ltled the motwns lot tempmary •eltef .md .1ppeal of G.~tltng Ohro's 1111111ng pctmtt 111 June, wmk on developmg th e mme stte ts penmtted and has continued stnce the penntt w,rs ISsued .lpproximately three months .1gu Rates rrom Pag~ At for Galha over June's 6.6 111 two area cuunues, DJFS percent, while Meigs sav. a found Lawrence County 1 percent hike from the 10 tell two-tenths of a percent percent jobless rate the from 6 I m June to 5 9 the tollowmg month, while county posted 111 June Unemployment m Athens Washmgton County also County JUmped 1.4 percent dtpped two-tenths of a perto 8.1 in July The rate was cent, from 5 6 m June to 5.4 6.7 percent for Athens m m July State offtcmls say Ohto's June. Jackson County was at 8.7 percent, a ft>e-tenths unemployment rate has of a percent nse from June's JUmped to Its htghest level 8 2 percent, whtle Vinton m more than 15 years. to 7.2 County went from 8.8 per- percent 111 July trom6 6 percent in June to 9 2 m Jul y, cent 111 June. The st.1te ftgures released an mcrease ot four-tenths of last week show that the a percent Unemployment declined number of unemployed ~/JwmJ~ fonnerty on Court Street In Pomeroy, OH has Moved ill Specializing In Home & Business Networking Also Specializing In Laptop Repair Same People, Same Number, New Location. Come See Tom & Connie on Happy Hollow Rd towards Rutland, OH Tum off Rt. 7 onto 124, -·re 2.11 miles on ths Right You Will See Our Sign i!'Jl!l Phone: 740-992·1135 •Open: Mon-Fri 9-Spm 4J1 workers 111 July was 430,000, up t~om 394,000 111 June. 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Spokesman Bnan Harter v.llh the stdte DJFS says the stdte's current unemployment 1,lie " the hrghest stnce December 1992. when 11 was also 7 2 percent Dep.trtmcm dtrector Helen Jones-Kelley says emp loymen t declmed last month Ill both llldllli LICIUr111g_ . md serv1cc-. mclu..,tiJes ( l he A 1\0Ua/ed P1 e 1s UJ/I IIIhll/ed /0 t/111 \(0/ \ J 'Andtrson 'M.c'Danie[ 'fun£ra( ']{Om£ PINEAPPLE EXPRESS (R) 710&9.10 · SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PANTS 2 (PG13) - - - -7:00 &9:15 TROPIC THUNDER (R) 7.30 & 9.3Q__ - THE DARK KNIGHT 9:55 .. 9.40 5P'11 NG VAllEY , 4·1G 4• t4 IJIUIIUIJI~ 1~\\l~ l 7 l;>ll~JAC ~S::;NPIH WED 8/20108 · THURS' 8121/08 WWW SPRINGVAllEVCINEMA COM Box Off1c~ Open!l @ 6 30 PM FOR EVENING SHOWS & 12 30 PM FOR SAT &SUN MATINEES TUES IS BARGAIN NIGHT ROCKER tPG13) 7 00& 9 30 STAR WARS THE CLONE WARS (PG) THE l:JlO & 9:00 Adurn J\.1cDuniel & James Anders<' n DIRE( - 1 ORS Prnowal4u4 f11,erol Mtddleport 992-5141 Sl!r~~letr 1\lDieroy 992-5444 w•" .llndtr !1011nredan1el.c(]m ~- SAt &SUN MATINEES �' PageA6 OHIO The Daily Sentinel Inside VVednesday,August20, 2008 NCAA investigating Pruett, Page 86 Ohio legislators · Ohio AG candidate wants corruption commission hold DHL hearing WILMINGTON lAP) - Nearly 200 people packed art Ohio legislative meeting Tuesday to hear 1es1imony on the impac1 of DHL plans to switch to UPS cargo delivery -. a move thai wou ld cost an esumated 8,000 JObs at an a1r park in this southwest Ohio ci1y. LL Gov. Lee Fisher said in testimony before the joint legislative committee meeting that the state is evaluating !he DHL air freig ht hub in Wihning10n for other posstble uses while it also tries to save !he jobs that could be lost tf DHL hires Uni1ed Parcel-Service to fly, its U.S. cargo. ''The Slakes for Wilming1on , Clin1on County, this region and our emlre s1a1e are very high." Fisher said. "The Wi.lminown Air Park is a priceless asset Right here, quietly nestl;d in this commun it~: is the largest p~ivately owned . ·. . airport in the Umted States. Also 1es1ifying were other state and c_IVIC leader~ as well as officials and employees of ABX A1r Inc., whtch now transports DHL packages ·through the air park along with ASTAR Air Cargo. · . Fisher said the state has directed consultants to evaluate the hub's facilities for possible redevelopment, even while Ohio begins legal step.s to try to prevent a DHL-UPS deaL Oh10 Anomey Nancy Rogers sent letters Tue_sda~ to European Union leaders and other government offictals m Europe a~k­ ing them to examine whether the proP?sed deal would limit competition in their shippmg market, F1sher satd. The joint hearing held at rhe mr fretght hub was convened by the House State Govern':'lent _and Elec~ons Committee and the Senate Finance and Fmanctal Institutions Comllllttee. State Rep. David Daniels, R-Greenfield, said the meeqng was informative and he hopes it can help lead to a solutiOn · that benefits all parties. "This is not a ·Republican issue or a Democrat issue," said Daniels. 'This is about rhe people of rhis community and how we can work togerher to deal wirh rhis situation and save jobs." Local officials said the job losses would be dcvastatmg. "This is not just a company moving out; but it's a ripping \JUt Qf rhe conmmnity," Wilmington Mayor Dav1d Ra1zk smd. · In May, Deutsche Post World Net, the German company ihat owns DHL, said it was losing a~out $1.3 btlhon a year on its U.S. operation and would hire UPS to replace ABX Air and ASTAR Air Cargo in transporting DHL'packages. That would mean much of the work normally handled at Wilmington Air Park would be transferred to a UPS facili ty in Loui sville, Ky. , although DHL and UPS have not finalized a contract. . • DHL owns the facility about 30 miles southeast of Dayton and hires ABX Air to transport JJackages as well as unload, reload and sort them. ASTAR Air Cargo also transports parcels. · ABX employs 7,000 workers at the freight hub, ASTAR 1.000 and DHL 720. ABX will lay off 200 aircraft maintenance employees in two months because DHL said it would no longer requrre use of the planes rhe workers ser:'ice for DHL, Joe Hete, pres1dent and chief executive of Alf Transport Servtces Group Inc.. which owns ABX, said Tuesday during a break in rhe hearing. · ABX employees and a union that represents postal workers started a petition drive· and letter-wntmg campmgn to try to persuade DHL to abandon its ~ian to switch to UPS. Politicians hopped on board, mcludmg pres1den1Ial candtdates Barack Obama and John McCain, and rhe chalfffia.n of the U.S . House Transportation and Infrastructure Cnmmutee said a hearing requested by Ohio's congresswnal delegation would be held when Congress reconvenes in September. CLEVELAND - The Republican candidate for Ohi o attorney general Tuesday suggested a new state comm ission to probe public corruption. Columbus Iawver Mike Cri tes said he hopes to convince the ·Legislature to establish an Ohio Publi c Corrupti on Commission that would investigate possible wrongdoing by state anif local officia ls if there is evidence of potential felonies. He made the ·announcec ment in Cuyahoga County, where last month's FBI and IRS raids on the homes .and offices of a commissioner and auditor 1ouched off concerns over whether public official s routin ely breach the public trust. Crites is running against Democratic Ohio Treasurer Richard Cordray and independent Robert Owens. Cordray said authorizing a commission to prosecute crrmes should be ''handled with great care." . . · "The rights of all of our citizens are at stake," he said in a prepared statement. "It should never be used for political grandstanding. That, I believe, will emerge as one of the core differences between my opponent and myself." Crites, a former U.S . attorney for southern Ohio, dismi ssed Cordray 's respon se, saying his Democrati c opponent hasn't .been a prosecutor. " I don't think he has the practical experience to real-. ly understan~. the· basis of thi s proposa l, Cntes sa1d 111 Cleveland. "It's su.ch a mistake," Owens said about the Crites' proposaL "It could end up mired in bureaucracy that hides corruption. I'm concerned that it would lack transparency." The corruption issue is big in Ohio's attorney general race. The state's former Democratic attorney general, Marc Dann, resigned in May after a sexual harass- ment investigation at his office revealed unprofessional beh avior by Dann and some of his. top aides. In the Cuyahoga County investigation, in which v.arious records were seized, the · probe targeted two influential Democrats, Commissioner Jimmy Dimora and Auditor Frank t I 1 I 1I . • 1 _Under 18 _18-25 _ 26-35 36-49 _50-62 Over 62 What Is your gender? 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That entry was owned by turbulent Air from Beaver, Ohio. The second race for twoyear old fillies was won by Lady Ann Ross with Charlie Schoonover in the sulkey of the Ross Bateman (Athens, Ohio) entry. Gingerbear of Ty Van Rhoden was second with former Meigs Countian Don Spencer in the sulky of Sharp Sis, a Lewis Hauber- I 1· I .;._Other issues are important to you? I What _Family '--Re,ligious/Spiritual Local Historicql _ Cuhural I 1 Political _Current Events _ · Gallia Acad~my at Athens, 7:30p.m. River Vall ey at Minford, 7:30p.m. Waterford at South Gallia. 7:30p.m. Coal Grove at Meigs, 7:30p.m. Eastern at Alexander, 7:30p. m. Southern at Symmes Valley, 7:30p.m. ROCKSPRINGS A warm, sunny day greeted a nice crowd that assembled for the even hotter harness racing action at the Meig s County Fair Saturday afternoon, where thirteen · races were sponsored by the Southern Valley Colt Circuit. As the participants filed to the post, announcer Chris · Patterson echoed a deep, vibrating rendition of "Th-h-h-he R-oooooock" as he introduced the day's rae ~ ing activities at the Rock Springs oval, where "The Rock" is t)le symbolic name for the scenic track. The field was introduced by outrider Erin Dunn on Shadow, while 2008 Horse Princess Kelsey Turner presented the winning blankets. Blanket sponsors were General Tire, Anderson, McDaniel Funeral Home , The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy/Middleport Liops Cluli, Eagles Club, Buns Party Barn. Powell s Foodfair, McDonalds. Middleport Trophies and Tees, ·Farmers Bank, Holzer C[[nic ,Meigs Motel, and Quality Print Shop. The first race nearly saw a new track record as Rocknroll Attack posted a I I· . 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(Check all thai apply) 1 __ Basic·Acting Skills _Voice & Movemenl -Ballroom 1_ . f• Harness Racing at the Meigs County Fair I I I I Locally Produced · None of the Above 1_ I I Soccer Gallla Academy at Chillicot he , 5 p.m. Golf Gallia Academy at Well ston. 4 p.m. Trimble at Eastern (Pine Hil ls]. 4:30p.m. River Valley at Wellsto n (Falrgreens). 4:30p.m. Meig·s at Belpre (Oxbow), 4:30p.m. Miller at Southern (Pine Hills), 4:30p.m. I Would you be i~terested at the Ariel Cunural and performing Arts Centre in seeing _productions that _Improvisation Musical Theatre Thursday August 21 The Daily Sentinel blanket race for Three-year Olds was won by Coming To The Call, a Kathryn Hawk-owned entry driven by Brett Miller. Racing for place was Black Fortune in second, then KC Spur and Please Inqu ire out of the Lowe Stables in McConnelsville.2008 Horse· Princess Kelsey Turner presented the winning blankets. I I _ Alternative C'10 Online: www.HotzerHeartcom Wednesday. August 20 Croaa Country TVC vs SVC at Vinton County, 4:30p.m . . Submitted photo I I 1 are frdm (Checli all that apply): HOLZER CARDIOVASCULAR INS'ITI'UTE teams from Meigs and Gallia counties II I .I I I I I . POMEROY - A schedule of upcom1 119 high scl'lool varsity sporting avents involving II . 1 What play(s) would you like to see us presenl? Hotzer Cardiovascular Institute is pleased . welcome Dr. john Perry to the regioJ\. -A highly-trained and experienced cardiodldracie "":· surgeon, Dr. Perry prides himself on his persona liz~ ca~. Dedi~tlng hims~lf anCI hl~ team to dehvermg the highest quality_of care possible is foremost as a goal. After ~'l,)~ng fellowships at CleYeland Clinic and S~ · University of New York, Dr. Perry pra~fed ' · in the Canton, Ohio region before ~(If to Gallipolis. In his short time he~. already successfully completed' nom~ i, open heart. valve replacement and thorac1c procedures. Patients, families and refe~ing physicians have been extremely satisfied with their care. LocAL SCHEDUI.E I I I What 1s your favorite type of show? (Check all that apply) owned entry. Race time was 2:17:3 , Can Doit Forever with David Nolan owner/rider' from Gallipoli s, Ohio cl&imed the third heat over Attack At Dawn on th e Diana Malone (Waterford , Oh) entry and JL Stylishprincess was third with a race time of 2:07:0. The Daily Sentinel blanket race for Three-year Olds was won by Coming To The C111l, a Kathryn Hawkowned enlry driven by Brett Miller. Radng for place was Black Fortune . in second, then KC Spur and Please CHILLICOTHE - The World of Outlaw Late Model serie s will be coming to Jim Nier 's K-C Race way, Saturday, August 23 when the greatest show on dirt comes to the Buckeye slate. The nation 's. prem ier late model. series will also serve as the K-C late model season champion ship joined by Modifieds running for lheir season championship . Hobby Stocks will round out the racing card. Darrell Lanigan holds a narrow lead over young charger Jo sh Richards. Lanigan has a few win s a1 the K-C speedplant, but it .has been a long dry spe ll for the travel ing star. Jo>h Richards of Shinnston, WV .is lurking 'in second and has a string of good runs m · th~ K-C oval, where he finished a solid second in the 2007 Dirt Track World Championship. Third in 'points is Steve Franci s, who cut hi s teeth al the K-C high-banks . Steve Francis knows he's running out of tim ~ to catch Darrell Lanigan in the 2008 World of Outlaws Late Model Series points standings. But judging by his lriumphant · performance in Saturday night's 50-lap A-Main at Screven Motor Speedway, the defending WoO LMS champion isn't going down without a fight. K-C is his home stomping grounds and one of his favorite racing venC1es. 'DAYS We want to hear what you, our audience, wants to see. At 1 the Ariel we are interested in bringing you a variety of 1. ak I ·~ entertainment opotions. Please t e a moment to camp ete I ,... this survey. Tile information collected from this survey will _, · directly contribute to the productions and classes scheduled I J;! · at the centre. I Thank you! I 1 enter you into a drawing for 4 free tickeis to any production this season. 1 · 428 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, OH • (740) 446-ARTS \ 1 What is your Zip Code? .I Wha1 is your age group: w: · BY ScoTT WOLFE SPEC IAL TO THE SENTINEL I . I :j -.. I l.l.l '"~""""' I ~ I PfRI'OKMING ARTS CENTRE I Bring your survey into the Box Office by Monday, September 1 at 4:00pm and we will I I I I _ 1_ I Cardiothoracic Surgeon Countdown to Kickoff _\'•J~N C1,f.o :V uO .£<;; c-~ . I _ Dr.JohnP~M.D. VVednesday,August20,2008 r~-----------------------, I . WE NEED YOUR HElP I 1 ·_ " OSU L8s overlooked, Page 86 address this." Crites said. Mike Crites, "We Ohioans are . embarRepublican rassed and outraged at the attorney parade of incompetence and general public corruption that we 've candidate, seen in thi s state, answers Republicans and Democrats questions · alike. It's not grands\andmg. during a It 's simply a proposal to deal neWS•COn'with public corruption." · ference Crites said the proposal Tuesday in calls for a I0-member comCleveland. mi ssion that would be Crites on biparti san and confirmed by Tuesday the state Senate. The Ohio attorney general would not called lor an indepen- be part of the commission, but it would be within the dent com· attorney general's office. It mission to would vet corruption cominvestigate plaints and investigate some corruption under a cloak of secrecy. in state and Crites said he will reclocal govommend that the commi s- · ernments. sion and its staff be funded APphoto through the attorney general's budget with no Russo, who have remained added cost. · at their jobs and have Lake County Republican denied any wrongdoing . No Rep. Carol-Ann Schindel charges have been filed. said~ the new commtss1on Crites said his proposal is · would improve government based on concerns of people accountability. She said throughout Ohio about dis- detail s will be IIJorked out honesty in government. over the next few · weeks "This is in response to before · she sponsors a bill many people in the state of that would establi'sh the Ohio saying we've got to commission. Bv M.A. KROPKO ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Bl The Daily Sentinel I .J • AP photo In this .Nov. 24, 2007 file photo, West Virginia's Pat White carries the ball away from . Connecticut's Dan Davis (6) and Darius Butler (1) during the first half of a football game ln Morgantewn, W.Va. WVU QB White set to pass more . MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (Al") West Virginia's revised playbook might be the only thing· between Pat White and his chance to become. the top· rushing qi.~rterback in major-college ruoiball. ; l':irst-year coach Bill Stewart wants the speedy White to throw more lhis ~lia~on as the No. 8 Molmtaineers try to balance ooi:a potent but one-dimensional offense that crumbled at the worst possible. time in :2007. . ' West Virginia needed a win at home over bitter rival Pitlsburgh m early December to earn a spot in the national championship game. Instead, WVU was held to I04 yards rushmg one-third its · usual total. Pittsburgh won 13-9 and the Mountaine.ers settled for the Fiesta BowL ( : That loss isn't talked three of the top four are gone about, but the changes it from last season, including brought on offense are. Darius Reynaud, who tied a By getting additional work school record with 1'2 of the for his arm instead of his team's 16 TO receptions. legs this season, White call s · Potential starters it "spreading the love. " And Gonzales, Dorrell Jalloh and Stewart has no doubt that Jock Sanders combined for White, 26-4 as a starter, can only 46 catches last year. make the transition to Adding to the mix is junior throwing more often. college transfer Alric Arnett, "Patrick White 's the great- who sat out last season with est winner in college foot- a thumb injury. ball today,". Stewart said. ''I'm not sure that the "The guy will find a way to coaching staff has ·had the . beat you." · confidence in the receivers Last year West Virginia in the past," Gonzales said. was good for only 20 paS's "But I think with the· new attempts and 159 yards pass- coaching staff having confiing per game. But the dence in Pat and his throwlongest play from scrim- . ing ability and also the mage was a 79-yard touch- receivers making play s, down pass from White to we're really going to open it Tito Gonzales in the '48-28 up this year. Teams art;, bowl win over Oklahoma. going to really be in trouble White will need to find when they play us because some new receiving ·connec- . lions. G(,mzales is b11ck, but Plean see White, 86 .. • Tess Simon, MD Internal Medi~~ne I Pojnt Pleasant Omf:e: Tuesdays, Thursdays &Fridays ' .. 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''The Slakes for Wilming1on , Clin1on County, this region and our emlre s1a1e are very high." Fisher said. "The Wi.lminown Air Park is a priceless asset Right here, quietly nestl;d in this commun it~: is the largest p~ivately owned . ·. . airport in the Umted States. Also 1es1ifying were other state and c_IVIC leader~ as well as officials and employees of ABX A1r Inc., whtch now transports DHL packages ·through the air park along with ASTAR Air Cargo. · . Fisher said the state has directed consultants to evaluate the hub's facilities for possible redevelopment, even while Ohio begins legal step.s to try to prevent a DHL-UPS deaL Oh10 Anomey Nancy Rogers sent letters Tue_sda~ to European Union leaders and other government offictals m Europe a~k­ ing them to examine whether the proP?sed deal would limit competition in their shippmg market, F1sher satd. The joint hearing held at rhe mr fretght hub was convened by the House State Govern':'lent _and Elec~ons Committee and the Senate Finance and Fmanctal Institutions Comllllttee. State Rep. David Daniels, R-Greenfield, said the meeqng was informative and he hopes it can help lead to a solutiOn · that benefits all parties. "This is not a ·Republican issue or a Democrat issue," said Daniels. 'This is about rhe people of rhis community and how we can work togerher to deal wirh rhis situation and save jobs." Local officials said the job losses would be dcvastatmg. "This is not just a company moving out; but it's a ripping \JUt Qf rhe conmmnity," Wilmington Mayor Dav1d Ra1zk smd. · In May, Deutsche Post World Net, the German company ihat owns DHL, said it was losing a~out $1.3 btlhon a year on its U.S. operation and would hire UPS to replace ABX Air and ASTAR Air Cargo in transporting DHL'packages. That would mean much of the work normally handled at Wilmington Air Park would be transferred to a UPS facili ty in Loui sville, Ky. , although DHL and UPS have not finalized a contract. . • DHL owns the facility about 30 miles southeast of Dayton and hires ABX Air to transport JJackages as well as unload, reload and sort them. ASTAR Air Cargo also transports parcels. · ABX employs 7,000 workers at the freight hub, ASTAR 1.000 and DHL 720. ABX will lay off 200 aircraft maintenance employees in two months because DHL said it would no longer requrre use of the planes rhe workers ser:'ice for DHL, Joe Hete, pres1dent and chief executive of Alf Transport Servtces Group Inc.. which owns ABX, said Tuesday during a break in rhe hearing. · ABX employees and a union that represents postal workers started a petition drive· and letter-wntmg campmgn to try to persuade DHL to abandon its ~ian to switch to UPS. Politicians hopped on board, mcludmg pres1den1Ial candtdates Barack Obama and John McCain, and rhe chalfffia.n of the U.S . House Transportation and Infrastructure Cnmmutee said a hearing requested by Ohio's congresswnal delegation would be held when Congress reconvenes in September. CLEVELAND - The Republican candidate for Ohi o attorney general Tuesday suggested a new state comm ission to probe public corruption. Columbus Iawver Mike Cri tes said he hopes to convince the ·Legislature to establish an Ohio Publi c Corrupti on Commission that would investigate possible wrongdoing by state anif local officia ls if there is evidence of potential felonies. He made the ·announcec ment in Cuyahoga County, where last month's FBI and IRS raids on the homes .and offices of a commissioner and auditor 1ouched off concerns over whether public official s routin ely breach the public trust. Crites is running against Democratic Ohio Treasurer Richard Cordray and independent Robert Owens. Cordray said authorizing a commission to prosecute crrmes should be ''handled with great care." . . · "The rights of all of our citizens are at stake," he said in a prepared statement. "It should never be used for political grandstanding. That, I believe, will emerge as one of the core differences between my opponent and myself." Crites, a former U.S . attorney for southern Ohio, dismi ssed Cordray 's respon se, saying his Democrati c opponent hasn't .been a prosecutor. " I don't think he has the practical experience to real-. ly understan~. the· basis of thi s proposa l, Cntes sa1d 111 Cleveland. "It's su.ch a mistake," Owens said about the Crites' proposaL "It could end up mired in bureaucracy that hides corruption. I'm concerned that it would lack transparency." The corruption issue is big in Ohio's attorney general race. The state's former Democratic attorney general, Marc Dann, resigned in May after a sexual harass- ment investigation at his office revealed unprofessional beh avior by Dann and some of his. top aides. In the Cuyahoga County investigation, in which v.arious records were seized, the · probe targeted two influential Democrats, Commissioner Jimmy Dimora and Auditor Frank t I 1 I 1I . • 1 _Under 18 _18-25 _ 26-35 36-49 _50-62 Over 62 What Is your gender? I _Male _Female I ·How many productions, concertS, or events do you attend yearly are at the Ariel Cultural and · · I Performing Arts Centre? II Name and Date of Ariel productions, concerts, or events you recently attended: Comed1an _ Musical Performance _ Oper~ _Symphony _ Family Variety/Holiday Dance - - Theatrical Performance Music Concert _Variety ty.p•e of. theatre productions would you like lo see? (Check all that apply) Drama _ Musical __ Improvisations! - . 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I I Please send your completed survey to: The Ariel-Ann Carson Dater Pertorming Arts Centre, : PO Box 424, Gallipolis, OH 45631 or drop it off .at the Theatre Box Otf1ce. Bring your .mrvey into the Box Office 'by Mo.r~~Joy, ~eptembe~ 1st,:at 4:o:' pm and w.e 1 L -----------------------will enter you into a drawing for 4 free trckets to any productwn th1s season. ' Saturday Ayguat 23 Volleylloll TVC preview ai Meigs, 5:30 p.m. Croea Country Eastern at Mariana, 9:30a.m . -~ River Valley ln~ltational . 9 a.m. Galha Academy , at Picke ringt'on lnvitational, B a.m. Please see Fair. 86 Please see Outlaws, 86 ' ' e you with nt·while al health." I .. II I What Venues other than the Ariel Cull ural and Pertorming Arts Centre have you attended in th~ past I I 1 -year?- Clay Center- Charleston, WV - Ohio Theatre- Columbus, OH I I _ Keith Albee Pertorming Arts Center- Huntington, WV- Paramount Arts Center- Ashland KY I I Football 2:02:4 just a couple ticks qff the 2:02: I raci'ng standard. The winning entry had John Melsheimer in the sulky for the Hopewell, Ohio entry. Dakotasmeanmachine wa s second ahead, of Super Marlatt of Olin Harneess. That entry was owned by turbulent Air from Beaver, Ohio. The second race for twoyear old fillies was won by Lady Ann Ross with Charlie Schoonover in the sulkey of the Ross Bateman (Athens, Ohio) entry. Gingerbear of Ty Van Rhoden was second with former Meigs Countian Don Spencer in the sulky of Sharp Sis, a Lewis Hauber- I 1· I .;._Other issues are important to you? I What _Family '--Re,ligious/Spiritual Local Historicql _ Cuhural I 1 Political _Current Events _ · Gallia Acad~my at Athens, 7:30p.m. River Vall ey at Minford, 7:30p.m. Waterford at South Gallia. 7:30p.m. Coal Grove at Meigs, 7:30p.m. Eastern at Alexander, 7:30p. m. Southern at Symmes Valley, 7:30p.m. ROCKSPRINGS A warm, sunny day greeted a nice crowd that assembled for the even hotter harness racing action at the Meig s County Fair Saturday afternoon, where thirteen · races were sponsored by the Southern Valley Colt Circuit. As the participants filed to the post, announcer Chris · Patterson echoed a deep, vibrating rendition of "Th-h-h-he R-oooooock" as he introduced the day's rae ~ ing activities at the Rock Springs oval, where "The Rock" is t)le symbolic name for the scenic track. The field was introduced by outrider Erin Dunn on Shadow, while 2008 Horse Princess Kelsey Turner presented the winning blankets. Blanket sponsors were General Tire, Anderson, McDaniel Funeral Home , The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy/Middleport Liops Cluli, Eagles Club, Buns Party Barn. Powell s Foodfair, McDonalds. Middleport Trophies and Tees, ·Farmers Bank, Holzer C[[nic ,Meigs Motel, and Quality Print Shop. The first race nearly saw a new track record as Rocknroll Attack posted a I I· . Class1cal I I When you attend theatre you would like your experience to be: (Check all that apply) _Thought Provoking 't- Pleas_ant Experience I __ Challenging 1 __ Entertaining _ Participatoty _ Relroung I _Funny _ Emoti9nal 1-0ther I Do you. prefer to buy: 1 Season Tickets Friday. Ayguel22 Bv ScoTT WoLFE SPEC IAL TO THE SENJINEL I 1Who would' you like to see pertorm at the Ariel? I What classes or workshops would you be interested in att~nding? (Check all thai apply) 1 __ Basic·Acting Skills _Voice & Movemenl -Ballroom 1_ . f• Harness Racing at the Meigs County Fair I I I I Locally Produced · None of the Above 1_ I I Soccer Gallla Academy at Chillicot he , 5 p.m. Golf Gallia Academy at Well ston. 4 p.m. Trimble at Eastern (Pine Hil ls]. 4:30p.m. River Valley at Wellsto n (Falrgreens). 4:30p.m. Meig·s at Belpre (Oxbow), 4:30p.m. Miller at Southern (Pine Hills), 4:30p.m. I Would you be i~terested at the Ariel Cunural and performing Arts Centre in seeing _productions that _Improvisation Musical Theatre Thursday August 21 The Daily Sentinel blanket race for Three-year Olds was won by Coming To The Call, a Kathryn Hawk-owned entry driven by Brett Miller. Racing for place was Black Fortune in second, then KC Spur and Please Inqu ire out of the Lowe Stables in McConnelsville.2008 Horse· Princess Kelsey Turner presented the winning blankets. I I _ Alternative C'10 Online: www.HotzerHeartcom Wednesday. August 20 Croaa Country TVC vs SVC at Vinton County, 4:30p.m . . Submitted photo I I 1 are frdm (Checli all that apply): HOLZER CARDIOVASCULAR INS'ITI'UTE teams from Meigs and Gallia counties II I .I I I I I . POMEROY - A schedule of upcom1 119 high scl'lool varsity sporting avents involving II . 1 What play(s) would you like to see us presenl? Hotzer Cardiovascular Institute is pleased . welcome Dr. john Perry to the regioJ\. -A highly-trained and experienced cardiodldracie "":· surgeon, Dr. Perry prides himself on his persona liz~ ca~. Dedi~tlng hims~lf anCI hl~ team to dehvermg the highest quality_of care possible is foremost as a goal. After ~'l,)~ng fellowships at CleYeland Clinic and S~ · University of New York, Dr. Perry pra~fed ' · in the Canton, Ohio region before ~(If to Gallipolis. In his short time he~. already successfully completed' nom~ i, open heart. valve replacement and thorac1c procedures. Patients, families and refe~ing physicians have been extremely satisfied with their care. LocAL SCHEDUI.E I I I What 1s your favorite type of show? (Check all that apply) owned entry. Race time was 2:17:3 , Can Doit Forever with David Nolan owner/rider' from Gallipoli s, Ohio cl&imed the third heat over Attack At Dawn on th e Diana Malone (Waterford , Oh) entry and JL Stylishprincess was third with a race time of 2:07:0. The Daily Sentinel blanket race for Three-year Olds was won by Coming To The C111l, a Kathryn Hawkowned enlry driven by Brett Miller. Radng for place was Black Fortune . in second, then KC Spur and Please CHILLICOTHE - The World of Outlaw Late Model serie s will be coming to Jim Nier 's K-C Race way, Saturday, August 23 when the greatest show on dirt comes to the Buckeye slate. The nation 's. prem ier late model. series will also serve as the K-C late model season champion ship joined by Modifieds running for lheir season championship . Hobby Stocks will round out the racing card. Darrell Lanigan holds a narrow lead over young charger Jo sh Richards. Lanigan has a few win s a1 the K-C speedplant, but it .has been a long dry spe ll for the travel ing star. Jo>h Richards of Shinnston, WV .is lurking 'in second and has a string of good runs m · th~ K-C oval, where he finished a solid second in the 2007 Dirt Track World Championship. Third in 'points is Steve Franci s, who cut hi s teeth al the K-C high-banks . Steve Francis knows he's running out of tim ~ to catch Darrell Lanigan in the 2008 World of Outlaws Late Model Series points standings. But judging by his lriumphant · performance in Saturday night's 50-lap A-Main at Screven Motor Speedway, the defending WoO LMS champion isn't going down without a fight. K-C is his home stomping grounds and one of his favorite racing venC1es. 'DAYS We want to hear what you, our audience, wants to see. At 1 the Ariel we are interested in bringing you a variety of 1. ak I ·~ entertainment opotions. Please t e a moment to camp ete I ,... this survey. Tile information collected from this survey will _, · directly contribute to the productions and classes scheduled I J;! · at the centre. I Thank you! I 1 enter you into a drawing for 4 free tickeis to any production this season. 1 · 428 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, OH • (740) 446-ARTS \ 1 What is your Zip Code? .I Wha1 is your age group: w: · BY ScoTT WOLFE SPEC IAL TO THE SENTINEL I . I :j -.. I l.l.l '"~""""' I ~ I PfRI'OKMING ARTS CENTRE I Bring your survey into the Box Office by Monday, September 1 at 4:00pm and we will I I I I _ 1_ I Cardiothoracic Surgeon Countdown to Kickoff _\'•J~N C1,f.o :V uO .£<;; c-~ . I _ Dr.JohnP~M.D. VVednesday,August20,2008 r~-----------------------, I . WE NEED YOUR HElP I 1 ·_ " OSU L8s overlooked, Page 86 address this." Crites said. Mike Crites, "We Ohioans are . embarRepublican rassed and outraged at the attorney parade of incompetence and general public corruption that we 've candidate, seen in thi s state, answers Republicans and Democrats questions · alike. It's not grands\andmg. during a It 's simply a proposal to deal neWS•COn'with public corruption." · ference Crites said the proposal Tuesday in calls for a I0-member comCleveland. mi ssion that would be Crites on biparti san and confirmed by Tuesday the state Senate. The Ohio attorney general would not called lor an indepen- be part of the commission, but it would be within the dent com· attorney general's office. It mission to would vet corruption cominvestigate plaints and investigate some corruption under a cloak of secrecy. in state and Crites said he will reclocal govommend that the commi s- · ernments. sion and its staff be funded APphoto through the attorney general's budget with no Russo, who have remained added cost. · at their jobs and have Lake County Republican denied any wrongdoing . No Rep. Carol-Ann Schindel charges have been filed. said~ the new commtss1on Crites said his proposal is · would improve government based on concerns of people accountability. She said throughout Ohio about dis- detail s will be IIJorked out honesty in government. over the next few · weeks "This is in response to before · she sponsors a bill many people in the state of that would establi'sh the Ohio saying we've got to commission. Bv M.A. KROPKO ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Bl The Daily Sentinel I .J • AP photo In this .Nov. 24, 2007 file photo, West Virginia's Pat White carries the ball away from . Connecticut's Dan Davis (6) and Darius Butler (1) during the first half of a football game ln Morgantewn, W.Va. WVU QB White set to pass more . MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (Al") West Virginia's revised playbook might be the only thing· between Pat White and his chance to become. the top· rushing qi.~rterback in major-college ruoiball. ; l':irst-year coach Bill Stewart wants the speedy White to throw more lhis ~lia~on as the No. 8 Molmtaineers try to balance ooi:a potent but one-dimensional offense that crumbled at the worst possible. time in :2007. . ' West Virginia needed a win at home over bitter rival Pitlsburgh m early December to earn a spot in the national championship game. Instead, WVU was held to I04 yards rushmg one-third its · usual total. Pittsburgh won 13-9 and the Mountaine.ers settled for the Fiesta BowL ( : That loss isn't talked three of the top four are gone about, but the changes it from last season, including brought on offense are. Darius Reynaud, who tied a By getting additional work school record with 1'2 of the for his arm instead of his team's 16 TO receptions. legs this season, White call s · Potential starters it "spreading the love. " And Gonzales, Dorrell Jalloh and Stewart has no doubt that Jock Sanders combined for White, 26-4 as a starter, can only 46 catches last year. make the transition to Adding to the mix is junior throwing more often. college transfer Alric Arnett, "Patrick White 's the great- who sat out last season with est winner in college foot- a thumb injury. ball today,". Stewart said. ''I'm not sure that the "The guy will find a way to coaching staff has ·had the . beat you." · confidence in the receivers Last year West Virginia in the past," Gonzales said. was good for only 20 paS's "But I think with the· new attempts and 159 yards pass- coaching staff having confiing per game. But the dence in Pat and his throwlongest play from scrim- . ing ability and also the mage was a 79-yard touch- receivers making play s, down pass from White to we're really going to open it Tito Gonzales in the '48-28 up this year. Teams art;, bowl win over Oklahoma. going to really be in trouble White will need to find when they play us because some new receiving ·connec- . lions. G(,mzales is b11ck, but Plean see White, 86 .. • Tess Simon, MD Internal Medi~~ne I Pojnt Pleasant Omf:e: Tuesdays, Thursdays &Fridays ' .. 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MTS Coin Shop 151 2nd Avenue, Galhpohs 446-2842 Junk cars pay ing S50-S300 If no answer, leave a message 740·388-00, 1 Tools & etc mech- power tools ca rpenter too ts lawn & ;arden knifes & watches, jewelry Buy trade or sell. home 388· 1515 or cell 2080320 Tools & etc mech- power tools ca rpenter too ls lawn & garden knHes & watc hes Jewelry Buy trade or sell home 388-1515 or cell208· 0320 0 0 ~ /./,.... . ~ II 't.o © 2008 by NEA,Inc. www. comics .com ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;::::===:;-~~=======~· I \11'1 0' \II \I H \" 1110 Hlci.P "'"~h 110 'oiiHH l'o U ,P YA~TEl) , - Ht~~1r..u ResCa re Home Care 1s accepting applicatiOns lor Support Associates, CNA & STNA.MRIDD e>p. pre· ferred Apply al 8204 Carla ·Dnve, Gallipolis, Mon- Frl, 8-4 Ema1t resume to . rharrlson@rescare .com. Resumes betng acce pted for lull l ime Teach81, lull tim e ASSIStant and Substitutes Must be 18 yrs and have' Htgh School Diploma. Experience prelerred but not necessary. Must enjoy working with younc chHdren and willing to do addttionat lraming II Interested please Send Resumes to: Magic Years Day Care 201 High St Pt . Pleasant, WV 25550 110 The Athens-Meigs Educattonat Service Cente r has a postt1oo opening for a Preschool Attendant lor an Eastern local student attending the Integrated Preschool class at Bradbury learnmg Center for the 2008·2009 School Year Applicants must meet para professional requ irements and be lice nsed by the Ohio Department of Edu caiion Applicants must atso have the ab1lity to work well w1th staff, students and the public, and must provide own transportation . Salary w111 b\1 based on qualifications and ewperklnce. Submit lettet of tnterest, resume and refer· ences to John D. Costanzo Superintendent. Athens · Meigs E.ducat1011al Servtce Center, P.O. Box 684 , Ohio 45769 Pomeroy, ~pptication must be received by Monday, August 25, 12·00 p. m. The AMESC is an E~ual Opportunity Emp!oyer!Prov1der. The Athens-Meigs Educational Service Cente r has an ANTICIPATED position openmg for a BUS DR IM1n1mum of High VER SchOol diploma or equivalent. Requ tres a Commerctal Drivers Ltcense (CCL) With SChOOl bus clasSIItca!IOn. Previous bus dnving expenence and experience worktng with preschool Children I~ preferred Must have the ab ili ty to lift a 30 lb child Must be Willing to partiCipate in drug and alcohol test1 ng afld have a valid driv· ers license. as required by agenc1es fleet msurance company. This positiOn has Board approved benefits. Sub mit letter of interest, resume, and references 'to John D. Costanzo, Super 1ntend en~ AthensMeigs ESC. P.O. Boll 684, Pomeroy OH 45769. Appllcetlon Dea dline· Aupust 25 at noon The AME·SC IS an Equal Opportunity Employer/Provider Gallipolis, Ohio EOE Part -t1me ReceptiOnist needed for local Dental Otltce Phone and computer e11penence required. Please send resumns IG' Dental Ott •ce. 3984 tndwn Croo~ Ad , Elkv'1e w WV 25071 POST OFFIC E NOW HIRING Avg Pay $20/h r or S57Kiyr, includes Fed Ben, OT Placed by adSoorce, not USPS who hires. 1·866·403·2582 '• ' 1,;•-~rntin:tl . ' ' . Sf:KVIU:S TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISS1? No Fee Unless We W 1n1 1·888·582·3345 Hf\1 I·S I \II 310 H0~1F.~ 3 bed, HU D Homes I only $'10.000! tor lishn gs BOO· 620-4946 e1>1 RO 19 3br. 1 1/2 bath Ranch Styl e Home on 11+ acres close to PI Pleasant 304-675-653 1 ' Your Mesaage Across With AOr;ly Sentinel • All real estate advertisi.ig in this newspa per is subject to the Federal Fair Housmg Act of 1968 which makes lt mega! to advertise " any preference , limttallon or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex l am1 lial status or national origin, or any intentio~ lo make any such preference, limitation or di acrimlnallon .", This newspaper writ not knowmgly accept advertisements lor real estate which is In violatron of the law. Our " readers are hereby informed that all dwelhngs advertised in th1 s newspaper are avatlab te on an equal opportunity bases 01 -b - r-.-.- -c-,~,.-.-.,-N _e_w _ h_a_oe_n Riverbend ApiS New Haven 11 1 WV Now accepting appltcat1ons for Hud-Substdtzed. S300 00 a me n. $300. dep . no pets 304-882-3652 one Bedroom Apts Ut1hl1es 6o r p10 4br, 2ba, HUOI only $317 month! Great Locat1ont (S"ro down. 20yrs. 8%AP R) Listings 800-620-4946 me. T46 1 Beautiful, Apts. at Jackson Estates. 52 We stw ood Dnve. from $365 to S500. 740-446·2568 Equal Housmg Opportumt y Thts msttlutton 1s an Equal Opportun~ty Proil tder and Employer Moiuu: H!>\IFS Rfx r ... Tn-tevel bnck/cedar. on 98 acres. Rutland Oh. pnvate setting E!aHn kit chen, 3 br . 2 full baths, tg IM ngroom. lg tam11y room . out ol flood pl atn (7 40)742-2404 or 740949·2930 :~~n~s~:~t- Br Mobile home lor sale ·Cora Mill Ad 4844 Near water.sewe r elec triC Beau111 Cora, 5 mtles from Rodney ul.secui ed wooded 1 ac re lot 2 BR. 1 Bath. Appliance s. 20 mm. to Athens or Wtb Hook -up, Large Yard. .Home IS $385/mo, $300 deposit, Pomeroy ltvable,large 2nd Bd room 1n Credtl Check, (614)946need of repa.r $30.000 or 3307 or 161 4)332·025 4 best offer 740-698-079 Dblwide 3BR/2BA. lrg yard 1991 Noms 14:o::70 2 baths- kll chen apphan ces. NO extra mce . All ready Set up PET S/SMOK ING B •dwell on re nted tot - close to new area $600 /rent+ Deposlt. GAHS Mtghl consider land 740-367-0507 contract $13,500 740·446For Rent (2) Mobile Homes 4053 both 2br, 1ba. now takmg 3 BA 14x70 on 5.7 acres of epplioations 304-593-6197 land w1th 18x4 above ground pool , 8x10 metal shed, APAKI'i\oiEN'l'S 12)1,24 shed w1th loll, l"f.)R RENT S39 .000. 32 14 Boggs Rd. . . ...;iliiiiliiiiliooor PatriOt, OH . (740 )256-6 586 1 and 2 bedroom apartBrand new 3bed 2ba th on ments. furni shed and uni ur+- half acre,1n Pl. Pl easant. ni shed , and hou ses m OWNER FINANCE AVA IL· Pomeroy and Middl eport, ABLE 740-446-3570 secunty deposit requ1red. no pets, 740-9 92-2218 Federa l Funds JUSt released lor Land Owners No clos- IBA Apt. WID hookups. Ing cost and ZERO DOWNI satelllj e TV incl wl rent. Will do Land close to hospital Call 740Improvements Bankruptcy 339·0362 & Ba d Credtl OK 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedrooms avail able. 740- 2 bed room apartment for rent 1n Middleport, no pets, 446-33 84 1740)992·5858 New 3 Bedroom homes from 12-3-rdAv-.-3-roo - m-.-.-nd $214 36 per month, Includes _2..: 10 HOISE~ mRRt:Nr $238/ mol 3 bed, .2 balh. Bank Repol (5% down. 20 years. 8% APR) for ll st1ngs 800-620-4946 ex. R027 Basic Charcoal Art Classes I· • I \\JA~'Il]) BULLETIN BOARD DEADLII~E ! 00 PM DAY BEFORE PUBLICATI8N 1 10 Rf:vr $100/person Includes four weeks of classes and all art materials ' . GIBBS ANTIQUES Ffl & Sat 10-5 Sun. 1-7 or blf appt Also. restore furniture Pt:ls JET AERATION MOTORS Repa tred, New & Rebu111 In Stock Call Ron Evans. 1800-537-9528 Houstng Opportunt ty. g \LU, ~ • J, Stng er sew1 ng machtne 1n delu11e cabmet $35U Antiq ue Library Table $100 Call 740-441 -8299 or 740441-5472 ' STEEL ARCH BUILDINGS : Made in USA. Wilt sell for balance owed! Three Cancelled Orders 16 x 20 and 251128. Call today 10 save thousands ! i 1740) 441- or B Session: Begins August 23, 2008 Saturdays (1 p.m. to 3 p.m .) Reserve a seat in the class Please call , . .. (304) 812-4625 All ages accepted In structor, Gerry Enrico PI itw & 10 «l AlfiUS Ll\'I~HX..:K -- AKC Boston Terrier puppt es. 6 wks old, shots & wormed Angus Bi.!IIS show hetfers, ou1standlng crossbred hal$200 each . Call 740-388te'r broke bull or steer 8743 Exce ll ent Breedtng . Top Pn ced Performance . Pomerantans 4 months old, Reasonably males. sable colo r $ 150. www slaleruna.ngus co m . 740·388·8642 (740)286·5395 CI ~ASSIFIEDS EMPLOYMENT \IOlUKL\11£...; 4 Wm:EI.f:R' mK SA1..f: r Ir4 : 866-352-0469 r Eddte Bauer Frod 4 ~5 round bales Good Hay 99 740·742 2457 or 740-416- Expeditton. Lase• red, PW, 4862 PL PB PS .. heated leather seats. sunroof. 6 dtsc CD & Round bale s at tlay reasO'n- 3rd seat Molor has approx ably pnced. (740)742-8200 60.000 m1les. body has 165 000 miles Very good I Ill'\~'\. L\IWI '\ It II II' cond1hon. $9 600 304-8822003 S1mpt.c1ty Pre stig e rid3702 ing mower 20hp. SOm cui . Good ConditiOn. New 15 TKlCKS $5,700 askmg $2 500 mise mRSALE F.Qrn·~ u~vr pulll:Jehlnd accessones 304675·3600 199 4 Toyota p1ckup SR5 6ft 3pt di SC, $500 411. 3pl custom topper wilh tJush hog. $300 611. 3pt Ex cellent Condition 1996 bush hog $495: 6ft 10 o\tnn> Honda ST11 00 motorcycle adjustable d1 sc, $575 0 60 fUR SAI.f: excellent condi!IOn 4461740)367·0596 1010 EBY , IN TEGRITY KIEFER 1971 Chevy Nova 3501350 SUVs BUILT. VALLEY RUns and looks great 740H 0 AS E 1 L 1VEST 0 C K 245·0125 Lw--liiOiiRiiSiil,\iiliO .Eiooo.,J TRAILERS LOAD MAX - - - - - - - - ~ EQU IPMENT TRAILERS. 1995 F1reb1rd Formula 350- 2000 Sliver Dodge Durango EXPRESS & LTI, 1999 Saturn 2·dr. 2003 1999 Jeep Grd Cherokee CA RG O H OMES T EADER Stratus 2-dr other quahty 4~~:4 's, tow pks .. x/cn. 160K C ARGO /CONCESSION vehtcl es in stodl w1th war- $5 500 ea. (740)992 -7599 TRAI LERS. B+W GOOSE· ranty Pnced to sell Stop or 99 Ford bplore r Sport NECK HITCHE S. call COOK MOTORS 328 4WD. blu e& grey. 120000 Jackson P1ke 740·446 0 103 CARMICHAEL EQU IP m1les. loaded runs/looks MENT /C ARMICHAEL 1999 Saturn C2 wJ sunroof. good Good t~r es 446-4448 TRAI.LERS SALES & SE A· AIC CD player $1000 obo afte1 Spm VICE SPE CIAL 20F T 245-9089 GOOSENECK FLATBED 30 VANS $3999 VIEW OUR ENTIRE 2003 NLSSiln Xetra 135, 000 FoKSALE TR AI LER INV ENTORY. AT m1tes. dark green. 4 wheet WWW CA RMICHAE L- dnve. $10.000. 2000 Chevy t60 .000 m1les. t 995 Jayo Chevy converston TRAILERS COM 740·446· Cavaj1e r manual transmiSS ion sun- van m1tes 098648 eiCcellent 3825 root. Sliver $2,500. 740-415· shape, easy on gas. 4 new tues 5 seats one makes Have you pnced a John 6300 or 740-416-6301 bed w/TV. $5.000. also Deere. lately? You' l~ be SUI· pr1sedl Check out our used Pattee Impounds! Cars tram . 6x16 tratletr double wheels. 1 Hondas. Chevys. brakes. ta1lhghl , rear·gate. tnven tory at S500 w WW CAR E O C 0 M Jeeps, Fords. & 'morel lor excellent shape. year old. c 1E 740 hslings 800·620·46?5 e ~ V435 $1 .400 (7 40 )992·0174 :~~~~~;e qutpmem - -Tw-'"-:R-.v-,-rs-];=-o-we_r_os_a_c_c_ep1 -· ·---f·O·K-r.\.l.•f:_ _. mg appl 1cat1on s for wait1ng list for Hud-subs1d1zed. 1-br apa rtm ent for I he 2br Apartment on Viand St elderly/disabled, can 675bestd e Dorn1no 's $375 6679 month . $375 deposit 3048t 2-4350 Class ~----H-lK·S·A-1.1·:--~ ~----·G··~-~-~..... Located on Torna do Rd . off At 33, Rac1ne (Park & Rtd8) e~~: tt 740-949·2246 Mtntaturc Dachshunds CKC reg 1stered shO ts wormed f'40 ML'i(_H.I.ANfXll 'S male & 1emales, long & shOrt Mf:KCHAN UISE ha1r. •ed. black & tan. $400 00 mal es $450 00 16 ca fete11a tables. 12' long females 304-593-3820 fold m center w/seats I \i{\l'ol 1'1'1 II.., at1ached on each s1de, best ones $50 ne,;t best $35. w1ll ,'\.II\ 1'101 1\ sell s~pa rat ely or all together. call (740)742-2743 ' or 1"10 F~RM 740· 742-2780 2&3BA -apts. $385 and up. Cebtral An. WID Hookup , Tenant pays electric EHO NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams. Ptpe Rebar For Concrete, Angle, Ellm View Apts. Channel. Flat Bar. Steel (304)882·3017 For Dra1ns. Gratmg Onveways & Walkways L&L Gracious Living t and 2 Scrap Metals Open Mon day. Bedroom Apts. at V•U age Tuesday Wednesd ay & Manor and Rtverstde Apl s. m Fnday, Bam-4 30pm Closed Saturday & Middleport, from $327 to Thu rsday, S592 740-992•5064 Equa l Sunday (740)446-7300 --..,.-----Honey Suckl e Htlls cu rrenlly tak 1ng apphcahons tor 1 to 2 BR umls lau ndry & enlergency maintenance country 11v1ng 5 mmutes hom maj or shopp 1ng . mad1caf etc call today tor additional mlo and to maKe appointment 740-446-3344 Monday, Wednesday. and Fr~day 10A. 4P Thursdays (6 p.m. to B p.m.) A 'OTIC)l'f;~ e~:~~~ ~-----"!"---" Free Rent Special!!! · August 21 , 2008 Sat. 8/23/08 6:00pm Mason Co. Fairgrounds Rt 62N Pt. Pleasant, wv (Practice 4:30 pm} 304-882·2884 ' 304·675·5463 Ken more Range whtte, smooth cook top $250 also Kenmore Microwave white, over the range $ t 25 Call 441·9865 r · Class ASession: Begins MOTOCROss· RACE Hot:st:HOUl Gmffi Molloh an Carper - Summer Sate Berber star tmg at $5 95I yd. Remna nts $35 Dnve a llnle. Save alot 446CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· 7444 ED & AFFORDABLE ! ToWnhouse apartments, Up rtght freezer, excell ent and/or ·small house s FOR condttt on S200 obo Call RENT Call (740)441 - 1111 441·0988 for apphcatton & tnforma!IOn ~'!::'-------.., 2BR $400 /rent $400/dep. Rel erences required No pets Bulavtlle PtKe - Porter area 388-1100 ACRf:AGf: Large 2-story home on Locust St1eet. Ga lh po ti~ . 4 Bedrooms 2 Bath, KIT. FM. MOBILE HOME LOT FOR DR. LA , Laundry, out-build- RENT, 1031 Georges Creek 2BR e~pt CIA Ing. lenced yard. cl ose to Rd. 44 1· 11 11 0 194 schools Excellent IH \1 \I ' Condt\1on1 740 -44 1- 1202, 304·675·6363 '12"coiLIIM inch ...kdays '2f1' column Inch &nday \IIIU 11\'\IH"'il 3 br all etec 1n Mason. $450.00 a m oo S400 00 dep no pets 304-882 ·3652 Foreclosure 4br, 2ba, only 2BR 2 bath , all electnc. CIA, $29,900! Pnced to Sell' For 10 mm I rom Power PlantsLlstmgs 800-620-494p e~~: 9101 SA 7, Cheshtre. OH T462 740-446·4234 or 740-208New Haven. 3 br . 2.bath , 4 7861 acres. hot tub, gas tog fire2BR at Jo.tm sons Mob1le Apartment Relerence . place. great v1ew, (304)882· Home Park Can 740-645- Requi red Some 3021 $53 {}00 0506 or 740-446-2003 Ae str~c ttons (740)446-85 t 9 Reduced Pnce. 4 bedroom . FREE RENT SPECIAL 2 1/2 bath log home. 34286 2BR Hom e. St Rt 160 plus securtty New Crew Ad Pomeroy. lg $400/mo Jordan Landtn g pole bu1ld1ng & out bUIIdtng deposit, No Pets, Available 2br 3br & 4br's on 6 acres w/pond 9/ 1/08 1740)446·5062 or Avatlabte 1740)379-2923 (8 16)668-0758 No Pets, Tenant Responstble lor Rent & Reduced! New. Never ltved 2br Mob1le Home Kttchen Electric 1n 2b r. 2' bath w/ whi rlpool Furn .. depostt reqUired & 1n 304·674-0023 or tubs . · tafge LA on 3 acres Mason. 304-675-n83 304-610-0776 mil $75,000 740·4 46· 7029 2BR , St AI t60. $375/mo plus secunty deposrt . No MnHILE Hmn:~ Pets, (740)446-5062 or mKSALE (7 40)379-2923 Lms& The !'JEW Gallery at 409 Presents Wanted To Lease Hunting Included Bas ed on 30°., of Property 1n Mason County adjusted mcome Call 304304·882·2252 a• 304·675· 882-3121, avatlable lor 5679 Sen1or and Disabled people. 2-3 Bedroom. $4251mo. $425 deposit & utilit1es. t 722 Chatham Ave. 6 month tease (740)645· t646 fUK BULLETIN BOARD .. 28R, washer/dryer hoo~up, Retaii/Warehouse!Storege appliances fwnished . 740 Locahon 1n Gallipolis tBOO 441-370 2 or 740-286-5789 sq rt bulldtng $400 mo off street parkin g call Wayne at Apa rtment avatlable now (404) 456·3802 1br $375/month. tn Syracuse Depostl. Hud Appoved No Pets (304)675-5332 weekends 740·591·0265 ..,J many upgrades, deli very & bath. furn 1shed, no peft set-up (740)38 5-2434 Rent+ Dep 740-441 -0245 ·--iiliiiiiiiiiiio_.l fltrtltuni Jomt f.l~t .tgfftrr , Th~ Datt}~sentipel. . tu...ap, I'I!OFE.\'iiOMI. Athens-Me1gs The Educational Service Center is anticipating a H EAD START TE.,CHER AIDE posilion for the Mill Creek Cente r m Gatli a County Mtn1 mu m ol H1gh School graduate or GED. CDA or Associates Degree in Early Ch ildhoo d is prete"ed. Th1s posthon !las Board approved benefits Submtt letter ol Interest, resume, and refer· ences to John· D. Costanzo, Superintendent, Athen sMeigs ESC, 320 112 East Main Streel. Pomeroy. OH 45769. Applicatton Deadline: at noon on Thursday August 21, 2008 The AME,SC is an. Equal Op po r t u n i t y E'mployer!Provlder. ' 1·800·272·5179 Borrow Smart. Contact the OhiO DIVISIOn of Ftnanc1al lnS!ItUIIOn's Ofl1ce ot Consumer A!ia1rs BEFO~E you leftnance your hom e or obtatn a loan BEWARE ol request s fo• any large advance payments of tees or msurance Call the Oflk:e of Consumer Afla1rs tol l tree at t -866278-0003 to tearn If the mortgage broker ·Or lender 1s prope rly licensed (ThiS IS a publiC service anno,~.~ncemEmt from the Ohio Valley Publishing Company) FOR S.\I.E , - - - - - - - - - , Jenniler's Staff1ng Agency,. NEED EXTRA CASH ? l ooking for STNA 's, LPN 's, $9.46/hr Open lntervleWi AN 's to work Temp nursmg agency 1n OHIO & WV 1 yr Ae sCare IS hmng FTfPT expener~ce reqUi red d1rect care staff ior our Con tact· Jenmfer Hart newly-acquired Green AcreS 1304)514-2005 location 7830 Ohto Atver Road Lesa ge WV 25537. Jen kins Memorial local CompMy Seeking 'RN· 9am - 3pm WED, TH Aug Facttlly, a long term Health Mature, Oependlblt, 20, 21 No Exp. Requ1redt care facility and assisted livQuality Focused (304) 522-3548 ·for more Ing, Is seeking a Registered Individual~ Must have into Nurse with good supervisory diploma/GED, DL & a carmg and technical skilla. No Satesl No Co!lectlons1 at1rtude. EOE M.'FN/D Competlttve wages and No expenence reqwedl 100WORKERS NEEDED great benehls package Recruit volunteers for Assemble cratts , wood Please send resume or subnon-prof1t orgamzat1 ons that tl ems.TO $480/wk Mater1als mit applic ation to. JMHF, help save 11ves and prevent provided Free Information Attn : DON, 142 Jenkins diseases such as cancer, · ~,;; ~ pkg 24Hr 801-428-4649 Mem orial Ad., Wellston , OH lung an d heart disease\ INsrRucnoN 45692 . EOE Get paid to make a An Excellent way to earn dtfferencel WV 80hr Unde rgroun d money The New Avon Mine r Class, starting eoon. Galllpollo car- Cdllogt Call Manlyn 304-882 - 264~ Voted TOP FIVE Best Whit-Co-Training 304 -372· (Careers Close To Home) Call Today! 740-446-4367, AVON' All Areas• To Buy or Places to work 1n Ohto for 8346 Sell. Sht tley Spears. 30420071 Come See Why! 1·800·214·0452 WV BOhr 'underground 675 -1429 www gallopclu9Carercoll!(l8 edu Wanted- someone to wash Miner· Cta&S, starting soon. outside windows on a 2 Accrlldlted Member Accrediting Whil·Co·Tralnlng '304-372· Counc1l for !ndep~~ndtnt Colleg.. Courts1de Call or Apply onllnel story house 304·675·2052 and School1 12748 8346 hiring e11.perienced waitress• 1-388-IMC·PAYU es Great pay In a last paced Ext. 193 t env1ronment. Call to set up http;JJ)obs.lnfoclslon.com an lntervtew or. p1ck up an applicatton. 308 2nd Ave Local Home Health Agency Gallipolis 740-441-9371 lmmedtate Openmgs· h.ring STNA's, CNA's and 1 Car and Truck TechniCian PCA's lor Me• gs and Athens FEDERAL 1 Oil and l ube Techmctan .... County a'reas' Flexible POSTAL JOBS . Schedultng. Monthly Bonus, $17 89-$28.27/hr . now ht r- Car and Truck Techntc1ans and Coverage pay opportu1ng For appl1 cat1on and free are compensated based on n1t1es Local Coverage area Also. Accepting applications governemant jOb 1nfo, call elCper1ence and etf1ctency American Assoc . of Labor 1Otl and lube Techmc1ans fo r our PCA Tra ining 913-599-8226, 24/hrs emp are compe nsated hour ly. CIBSses Don't m•ss your Bene!Us ava1 lable for bath chance to w1n a Gas Card _se_r_v_ _ _ _ _ _ __ fo r · New Hires (Restr ictions pOSitiOns tnclude. H1r1ng dtshwashers. expertApply) Call 1740)592·2444 encect cooks & wa 1t stafl Health lnsuranCer Dtsabtltty fo r tnform ation Apply 1n person Saturday lnsu~nce. 40 t K 08123 be tween 2:00 - 4:00 Retiremenl and Life Now Accepting on Mai n Slreet at former Insurance. Applications Mehnda 's Resta urant. II you are under appredat· Body Shopl Service The Athens -Meigs ed by your current employer Department Manegement Educa110nal Servtce Center or just took1ng lor a career t Must have good customer has a position opening lor a change nom us today. relation sk1ils Psychology Assistant' to A1 John Sang Ford Lincoln work 1n Meigs County Mercury you are not just an t E~~:perl enc e a plus but nol necessary SChools Apphce.nts must employee, you are part of t401k plan, Medical have a Bachelors Degree our fam ily. Insurance Plan Oualillcations Include e~~:ce l ­ t Orug Free & Smoke Free lent computer skills, strong work place writing skills, and expe ri t Good Pay Plan ence and/or treunlng working <f,:i> 'I' ' """ • •,..,,. wtlh children In educatlonlpsychology/test· Smith GM Superstore Ask for Brad Sang to inc e11pertence 1S preferred schedule your 1nterv1ew Thls positiOn Is a 10 month IO<lay. ~ ......;lJ<:: .. ~!:.tt.."':F' contrac t w!tl'] Board 195 Upper R1ver Rd ~pproved benefits Salary Gallipolis, Oh1o 45631 t900 Eastern Avanue Will be based on rratntng and ~. . . . . . . . . . . .~ Want to buy JUNK Cars' $250.00 Full Ca:r 740-416· expenence. Subm1t tetter of interest to John D Costanzo, 1594 AthensSuperintendent. Want to buy Junk Cars. call Meigs Educational Serv•ce 740-388-0884 Canter. 320 1/2 East Main street . PomProy. OH 4!:769 Appllca tton Deadline · 12 noon on August 29. The AMESC IS an Equal Opp n r t u n1ty Employer/Provider SHOP CLASSIFIEDS Properly Manager needed for famtly community Parttime Must have previous expenence , reliable transportaiiOn, be dependable and able to work Independently. EOE/DFWP Please forward res ume. tnctudtn g salary req Uirements to Bo11 101 c/o Gallipolis Daily Tribune, PO BoiC 469, ' Gallipolis, Oh 45631 Sponswrlter The Ohio Valley Publishing Co IS seek1ng a mottilated people-onented mdivid· ualto 1111 a vacancy 1n the news department as a 'SPortswnter The successful candtdate Will cover htgh sctlool at hlet, tcs 1n the area for the daily edit1on of the news· paper, as well aS assist with the production of sports pages E)l.cellent writing and English sktlls , photog raphy sktlls and knowledge ol desktop publishing are sought The postlton IS full-hme, 40 hou rs a week. with benefits. Interested par11es can send resumes to KeVIn kelly, Managing Ed1tor. Ohio Valley Publishing Co , 825 Third Ave . GaiUpobs, Oh1o 45631 , or kkelly@mydailytnbune.com Hom:s HJR SALE Wwn:n Tollo D&R Lawn Care. mowmg . weed eattng. hedge tr1mmmg. Spnng & Fall cleanup Day 740-853-1702 or Nigt11 740-379-2599 ·. l\egister ~10 Pet Cremallons. Call 740446-3745 OH Word Ads Sentinel - 'l\tgister ClASSIFI·ED · '·• Offee 11o~~ ~rthune - • . CLASSIFIED E·mall clas sified@ mydailytribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com 1998 Ya maha Gas Golf Car1 4·stroke. gas eng1ne; new t•res. tune-up. belt $2 more available 304 575· 7386 or 304·675-56 3t 5oo [790 CA~II'ER~ & MumK Hml~'> RV Servtce at Ca muchael Trailers 740-446-3825 "il iH II I "i 10 Ho~tE IMPROVI-JI II ~\.-j'S BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncon dtttonal l1let1me guarantee Local retere nc es fur· mshed Established 1975 Call 24 Hr s (740) 4460870, Rogers Basement Wa terproofing. Home Superror Mamtenance· All home repair 1ns1de and out. Plumbm g ca rpentry, etc Call 339·344 2 on SAVINGS Shop Classlfleds! Are you 65 or older? 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Box 469, Gallipolis, OH 45631 • ------------------------------• �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, August 20, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com . .' . .. .....,. m:rthune - Sentinel - l\e , The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 i~;;;;;;;;;;~;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;j Wednesday, August 20, 2008 " . • 170 . •. ·. Gallia · County, 1110 In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE Websjtes: www.mydailytribune .com www.mydailysentinel .com www.mydailyregister.com Ml~CEI .I . \~H Ms Georges Portable Sa,wmtll, don't haul your Logs to the Mill JUSt call 304-675-1957 ' • . W1ll babys11 1n my home. HOlzer Can 1 · : ':.Mmules trom · ·~ ·supply references Heather ,." at 740-446-4876 ' ; r ~ Will board your dogs at my ~ • · home while you are away ' • • Dogs mu st be tr~endly wtth . ' ~:'ot her dogs 740·416-2424 .... (304) 675-1333 ' Monday thru Friday 8;00 a.m.- to 5:00 p.m. OeaciiJ!rM ..: i• ., Dally In-Column: 1 :00 p . m . All Display: 12 Noon 2 Monday- Friday for Insertion In Next Day's Paper Publication Sunday In-Column: 1 : 00 p.m . Sunday Display: 1:00 p . m . Friday For- Sundays Paper Thursday for Sundays Paper Bu§iness Days Prior To • All ads must be prepaid' HOW TO WRITE AN AD • Start Vour Ads With A Keyword • Include CDmplete Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response .•. Description • Include A Price • Alfold Abbrelftations • Include Phone Number And Address Wflen Needed • Ad! Should Run 7 Days *POLICIES* Ohio Valley Publishing reserves the nght to edit, reject or cancel any ad at any time. •Errors Must 8 Reported on the firs ay of publication an he Tribune~ Sentinel Reg ister will b esponslble for n ore than the cost o he space occupie by the error and oni he first insertion W all not be I table ' fq ny loss or e~~:pens hat results from th ubli catlon or omis ion of an advertise ~tnt Corrections will e made in the f1rs vailabie ed1t1on. >Bow number ads ar lways confidential. lJoCurrent ppltes. rate c ar >All Real Estat dvertisements ar ub.Ject to the Federal air Housmg Act o 968. This newspepe ccepta only hel anted ads meetln OE standards. >We will not knowing y accept any adver lsement in vlolatio the law. r I, James E. Ratney. wtll not be responsible lor any debts Grandpa lookmg lor accumulated as ot August Grandma I want a lady to 12 , 200e by Ntcole D. hke me as I am. not some- Ramey one she thinks I should be. I love to travel. wnte poetry, to church-. study go GJ'\·E"-W·\\' Am encan History, such as ~-_.1 · the Civ1t Wa r. oh yes and spo rts of all ktnds I preler 4 Kltlens to Giveaway. 3 ages 50-70. Someone who Month s Old (740) 446-9535 likes a good lime and en1oys Free ·adorable puppy, 10 wl<s a good co nversa tton or 1ry to old , Lab m1K , Female. short see the best 1n everyone. t ha1r. 740-379 2524 or 740love life as you should. If 645-3233 Interested call. My number 1s 740-367-7325 or cell 419- Kittens to g1ve - away call 450-9321 or Wflle me m care (740 )9 92-6277 of Bob P.O. Box 33. Bidwell. f..o.t1 1\ NU Ohio 45614 I Will answe r all Foli~JJ rep lies. I prefer blondes m 1l1e 50-60 yr old range. Black & wh1te Boston Terner. Sy ra cu se mtssing from A~NOUNCEMENI> stnce Wed Aug 13th . name IS Molly, child's pet. 1f found (7 40)992 6786 Rewardl 1ec ve mme aev, Found' Beaut1tul Choco late pictures that are placed Lab Puppy. To 1dent1ly call in ads at the Gallipolis (740)367 7574 If no answer Dally Tribune , must be (740)645-7423 picked up within thirty (30) days. Any pictures Found Brushy Potnt Ad· that are not picked up Male & fem ale Great wilt be discarded. Pyrenees Both whitl3 Male r has a red co llar (740)2459875 Lost · Female Rottweller on Johnson R1dge Ad, around 4 yrs old. spayed. she belongs to my 4yr old and she really m1sses her II foun d please call 740-853-2545 or 740445-6345 r l:tomes for ,Sale .... ...... ................ ............. ..... 31 0 Household Goods ....... ................................ 510 Houses for Rent .......................................... 410 In Memoriam .... .......... .................................. 020 lnsurance ............................. ...................... .. 130 Lawn & Garden EqutpmenL ..................... 660 Llveslock ...................................................... 630 Losl and Found ........................................... 060 Lots & Acreage ............................................ 350 Mlocellanooua.............................................. 170 Mlacellanaous Merchandlse ....................... S40 Mobile Home Repolr .................................... 860 Mobile Homes for Ront ............................... 420 Mobile Homeo for Salt ................................320 Money Ia Loan .......... .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, .................... 220 Motorcycleo & 4 Wheelero .... .:.................... 740 Mutlcellnotrumentl ............. ...................... 670 Peroonala ... .................................................. 005 Pete lor Salt ................................................ 560 Plumbing & Hoallng .............. ,.................... ,820 Proftitlonel Sorvlceo ................................. 230 Radio, TV & CB Repalr ............................... 160 Root Ealata Wanttd ............................: ........ 360 Schoololnatructlon ..................................... 150 Seed , Planl & Fortlllzor .............................. 650 Situation• Wanted ....................................... 120 Space for Rent ........................................... ..460 Sporting Gooda ........................................... 520 SUV 'o for Sale .............................................. 720 Trucko for Sole ............................................ 715 Upholstery ................................................... 870 Vans For Sale.: ............................................. 730 Wanted to Buy ............ ................................. 090 Wanted to Buy· Farm Supplles .................. 620 Wanted To 00 .............................................. 180 Wanted to Rent .................. ....., .......... .......... 470 OVard Sala· Galllpolls ....................................072 Yard Sale·Pomeroy/Middle ......................... 074 Yard Sale-Pl. Pleasant... ............................. 076 110 110 IIELPWANTED Oh1o Valley Home Health, Inc hiring Hom e Hea lth Aides STNA , CNA. CHHA , PCA may apply at 1480 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis . OhiO or pho ne 740 -4411393 for more mfo. Compel!tiva wages. mileage reimbursement and benefits includ1ng health insurance & much more. I 4x4's For Sale ......................:....................... 725 . Losi:Spayed FCa!-charcoal gray/white ma rkings dt sapAnnouncement ............ ,,,,,,,,............... ......... 030 peared near,Powell St.,M1dd Anllques ....................................................... 530 th1 s M. call. leave messageApartmenls for Rent ................................... 440 740-992 -7608 'rewardl Auction and Flea Market... .......................... OBO Auto Parts & Accessories .......................... 760 Auto Repair·· ·· ·· ·----···············--·--··-···-·-·········· 770 V.\RJJ SALE Autos for Sale ...................................... ........710 Boals & Molars for Sale ............ ................. 750 Building Supplles ........................................ sso YARD SAI.t:· Business and Buildings .................... .... ..... 340 GAIJ.II'OI.L~ Busmess Opportunlty .................................210 Business Training ........:.........................., ... 140 Ftrst T1me Yard Sate. Fnday, Campers &'Motor Homes ...... -----···--··········· 790 9-6. Ball Run Ad Take .160 Camping Equipment ................................... 780 N 4 miles past Holzer Watch Cards of Thanks .......................................... 010 for s1 ns Child/Elderly Clare ....................................... 190 Electrlcai/Refrlgerat ion ............................... 840 74 YAKil SAU:· Equlpmenl for Rent... .............. .. ................. ..480 Po~ IEKOI'11\;lmlli.E Excavallng ................................................... 830 Farm Equlpment ..... ............................ ,........ 610 Aug. 21 -22, 623 1/2 Russell Farms for Rent ............................................. 430 St Middleport , furnatu re, Farms for Sale ............................................. 330 appliances. tools. automatFor Le8se ..................................................... 490 ice li ft chair, All must t For Sale ........................................................ 585 For Sale or Trade ......................................... 590 76 YAIUJ S,\I .E· Fruils & Vegetables ....... ,............................. 580 PJ1 PJ ,K\SANf Furnished Rooms .................................... :... 450 General Hauling ........................................... 850 , Movtng/Yard Sale Giveaway ......................................................040 168 Easter Dr Ha rttord WV, Happy Ads .................................................... oso Thur. 8am-? ndmg lawn Hay & Graln .................................................. 640 mower & much more Help Wanted ................................................. ItO Home lmprovements ................................... 810 •• • ill Sl~fX' 01'" nm ~ nT • NOTICE • OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO recommends that you do bustness wtlh people I{OU know . and NOT to send money throu gh the mBII unt1l you have mvestigdted the oller1ng 110 HELP WMTED 1 . 1 HfJ.P WANTID kitncarlyle@comcast .net PtR'i(lNAL, CLASSIFIED INDEX ..... IO MoNLr TO IJ:H N . 1 ve epem er , 2008. Any clastifNtd ada laced In the newspape that cost leas then $25.00 muet be preald. H~\\111' ~ ' POL ICIES· Oh ro .valley Publlsh rng reserves the rr ght to edit. reject, or cenceleny ac1111ny lime. error~ must be reported on tt11 first d1y of Tribune-Sentlnei- Ragt&tar will be r11pantibte tor no more lh1n the coat of the ep1ce cx:cupltd by the ...ror 1nd only the fire! ineeftion. W• ;m~ loss or e•pensil lhel re11 ulf8 from the publication or omlaslon olen ldverU•ament. Correction will be niadeln the llr•t avtllable edition. are always conltdcnt1al. • Current rate card appli es. • All real Illite advertiHmtnte are eubjectto the Federal F1lr Hou1ing Act of 1958. accep t• only help wanted ads meeting EOE st•ndarde. We Will nol knowlngl't accept any advarti11ng In violation of the taw. Will not be re•pon•lbte lor erro~ in an ad ta ken over the phone KIT & CARLYLE \':\01 \(I \II \l'o ... Now you con have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads (. ~ 1m Borders$3.00/perad ~ Graphics 5011 for small $1 .00 for Iorge Display Ads W\~TEU Ill B UY· Absolute Top Dollar - Sll· ver/go ld cams. any 10K/14KJ18K gold Jewelry, dental gold, pre 1935 US currency, proof/mi nt sets. diamonds. MTS Coin Shop 151 2nd Avenue, Galhpohs 446-2842 Junk cars pay ing S50-S300 If no answer, leave a message 740·388-00, 1 Tools & etc mech- power tools ca rpenter too ts lawn & ;arden knifes & watches, jewelry Buy trade or sell. home 388· 1515 or cell 2080320 Tools & etc mech- power tools ca rpenter too ls lawn & garden knHes & watc hes Jewelry Buy trade or sell home 388-1515 or cell208· 0320 0 0 ~ /./,.... . ~ II 't.o © 2008 by NEA,Inc. www. comics .com ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;::::===:;-~~=======~· I \11'1 0' \II \I H \" 1110 Hlci.P "'"~h 110 'oiiHH l'o U ,P YA~TEl) , - Ht~~1r..u ResCa re Home Care 1s accepting applicatiOns lor Support Associates, CNA & STNA.MRIDD e>p. pre· ferred Apply al 8204 Carla ·Dnve, Gallipolis, Mon- Frl, 8-4 Ema1t resume to . rharrlson@rescare .com. Resumes betng acce pted for lull l ime Teach81, lull tim e ASSIStant and Substitutes Must be 18 yrs and have' Htgh School Diploma. Experience prelerred but not necessary. Must enjoy working with younc chHdren and willing to do addttionat lraming II Interested please Send Resumes to: Magic Years Day Care 201 High St Pt . Pleasant, WV 25550 110 The Athens-Meigs Educattonat Service Cente r has a postt1oo opening for a Preschool Attendant lor an Eastern local student attending the Integrated Preschool class at Bradbury learnmg Center for the 2008·2009 School Year Applicants must meet para professional requ irements and be lice nsed by the Ohio Department of Edu caiion Applicants must atso have the ab1lity to work well w1th staff, students and the public, and must provide own transportation . Salary w111 b\1 based on qualifications and ewperklnce. Submit lettet of tnterest, resume and refer· ences to John D. Costanzo Superintendent. Athens · Meigs E.ducat1011al Servtce Center, P.O. Box 684 , Ohio 45769 Pomeroy, ~pptication must be received by Monday, August 25, 12·00 p. m. The AMESC is an E~ual Opportunity Emp!oyer!Prov1der. The Athens-Meigs Educational Service Cente r has an ANTICIPATED position openmg for a BUS DR IM1n1mum of High VER SchOol diploma or equivalent. Requ tres a Commerctal Drivers Ltcense (CCL) With SChOOl bus clasSIItca!IOn. Previous bus dnving expenence and experience worktng with preschool Children I~ preferred Must have the ab ili ty to lift a 30 lb child Must be Willing to partiCipate in drug and alcohol test1 ng afld have a valid driv· ers license. as required by agenc1es fleet msurance company. This positiOn has Board approved benefits. Sub mit letter of interest, resume, and references 'to John D. Costanzo, Super 1ntend en~ AthensMeigs ESC. P.O. Boll 684, Pomeroy OH 45769. Appllcetlon Dea dline· Aupust 25 at noon The AME·SC IS an Equal Opportunity Employer/Provider Gallipolis, Ohio EOE Part -t1me ReceptiOnist needed for local Dental Otltce Phone and computer e11penence required. Please send resumns IG' Dental Ott •ce. 3984 tndwn Croo~ Ad , Elkv'1e w WV 25071 POST OFFIC E NOW HIRING Avg Pay $20/h r or S57Kiyr, includes Fed Ben, OT Placed by adSoorce, not USPS who hires. 1·866·403·2582 '• ' 1,;•-~rntin:tl . ' ' . Sf:KVIU:S TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISS1? No Fee Unless We W 1n1 1·888·582·3345 Hf\1 I·S I \II 310 H0~1F.~ 3 bed, HU D Homes I only $'10.000! tor lishn gs BOO· 620-4946 e1>1 RO 19 3br. 1 1/2 bath Ranch Styl e Home on 11+ acres close to PI Pleasant 304-675-653 1 ' Your Mesaage Across With AOr;ly Sentinel • All real estate advertisi.ig in this newspa per is subject to the Federal Fair Housmg Act of 1968 which makes lt mega! to advertise " any preference , limttallon or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex l am1 lial status or national origin, or any intentio~ lo make any such preference, limitation or di acrimlnallon .", This newspaper writ not knowmgly accept advertisements lor real estate which is In violatron of the law. Our " readers are hereby informed that all dwelhngs advertised in th1 s newspaper are avatlab te on an equal opportunity bases 01 -b - r-.-.- -c-,~,.-.-.,-N _e_w _ h_a_oe_n Riverbend ApiS New Haven 11 1 WV Now accepting appltcat1ons for Hud-Substdtzed. S300 00 a me n. $300. dep . no pets 304-882-3652 one Bedroom Apts Ut1hl1es 6o r p10 4br, 2ba, HUOI only $317 month! Great Locat1ont (S"ro down. 20yrs. 8%AP R) Listings 800-620-4946 me. T46 1 Beautiful, Apts. at Jackson Estates. 52 We stw ood Dnve. from $365 to S500. 740-446·2568 Equal Housmg Opportumt y Thts msttlutton 1s an Equal Opportun~ty Proil tder and Employer Moiuu: H!>\IFS Rfx r ... Tn-tevel bnck/cedar. on 98 acres. Rutland Oh. pnvate setting E!aHn kit chen, 3 br . 2 full baths, tg IM ngroom. lg tam11y room . out ol flood pl atn (7 40)742-2404 or 740949·2930 :~~n~s~:~t- Br Mobile home lor sale ·Cora Mill Ad 4844 Near water.sewe r elec triC Beau111 Cora, 5 mtles from Rodney ul.secui ed wooded 1 ac re lot 2 BR. 1 Bath. Appliance s. 20 mm. to Athens or Wtb Hook -up, Large Yard. .Home IS $385/mo, $300 deposit, Pomeroy ltvable,large 2nd Bd room 1n Credtl Check, (614)946need of repa.r $30.000 or 3307 or 161 4)332·025 4 best offer 740-698-079 Dblwide 3BR/2BA. lrg yard 1991 Noms 14:o::70 2 baths- kll chen apphan ces. NO extra mce . All ready Set up PET S/SMOK ING B •dwell on re nted tot - close to new area $600 /rent+ Deposlt. GAHS Mtghl consider land 740-367-0507 contract $13,500 740·446For Rent (2) Mobile Homes 4053 both 2br, 1ba. now takmg 3 BA 14x70 on 5.7 acres of epplioations 304-593-6197 land w1th 18x4 above ground pool , 8x10 metal shed, APAKI'i\oiEN'l'S 12)1,24 shed w1th loll, l"f.)R RENT S39 .000. 32 14 Boggs Rd. . . ...;iliiiiliiiiliooor PatriOt, OH . (740 )256-6 586 1 and 2 bedroom apartBrand new 3bed 2ba th on ments. furni shed and uni ur+- half acre,1n Pl. Pl easant. ni shed , and hou ses m OWNER FINANCE AVA IL· Pomeroy and Middl eport, ABLE 740-446-3570 secunty deposit requ1red. no pets, 740-9 92-2218 Federa l Funds JUSt released lor Land Owners No clos- IBA Apt. WID hookups. Ing cost and ZERO DOWNI satelllj e TV incl wl rent. Will do Land close to hospital Call 740Improvements Bankruptcy 339·0362 & Ba d Credtl OK 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedrooms avail able. 740- 2 bed room apartment for rent 1n Middleport, no pets, 446-33 84 1740)992·5858 New 3 Bedroom homes from 12-3-rdAv-.-3-roo - m-.-.-nd $214 36 per month, Includes _2..: 10 HOISE~ mRRt:Nr $238/ mol 3 bed, .2 balh. Bank Repol (5% down. 20 years. 8% APR) for ll st1ngs 800-620-4946 ex. R027 Basic Charcoal Art Classes I· • I \\JA~'Il]) BULLETIN BOARD DEADLII~E ! 00 PM DAY BEFORE PUBLICATI8N 1 10 Rf:vr $100/person Includes four weeks of classes and all art materials ' . GIBBS ANTIQUES Ffl & Sat 10-5 Sun. 1-7 or blf appt Also. restore furniture Pt:ls JET AERATION MOTORS Repa tred, New & Rebu111 In Stock Call Ron Evans. 1800-537-9528 Houstng Opportunt ty. g \LU, ~ • J, Stng er sew1 ng machtne 1n delu11e cabmet $35U Antiq ue Library Table $100 Call 740-441 -8299 or 740441-5472 ' STEEL ARCH BUILDINGS : Made in USA. Wilt sell for balance owed! Three Cancelled Orders 16 x 20 and 251128. Call today 10 save thousands ! i 1740) 441- or B Session: Begins August 23, 2008 Saturdays (1 p.m. to 3 p.m .) Reserve a seat in the class Please call , . .. (304) 812-4625 All ages accepted In structor, Gerry Enrico PI itw & 10 «l AlfiUS Ll\'I~HX..:K -- AKC Boston Terrier puppt es. 6 wks old, shots & wormed Angus Bi.!IIS show hetfers, ou1standlng crossbred hal$200 each . Call 740-388te'r broke bull or steer 8743 Exce ll ent Breedtng . Top Pn ced Performance . Pomerantans 4 months old, Reasonably males. sable colo r $ 150. www slaleruna.ngus co m . 740·388·8642 (740)286·5395 CI ~ASSIFIEDS EMPLOYMENT \IOlUKL\11£...; 4 Wm:EI.f:R' mK SA1..f: r Ir4 : 866-352-0469 r Eddte Bauer Frod 4 ~5 round bales Good Hay 99 740·742 2457 or 740-416- Expeditton. Lase• red, PW, 4862 PL PB PS .. heated leather seats. sunroof. 6 dtsc CD & Round bale s at tlay reasO'n- 3rd seat Molor has approx ably pnced. (740)742-8200 60.000 m1les. body has 165 000 miles Very good I Ill'\~'\. L\IWI '\ It II II' cond1hon. $9 600 304-8822003 S1mpt.c1ty Pre stig e rid3702 ing mower 20hp. SOm cui . Good ConditiOn. New 15 TKlCKS $5,700 askmg $2 500 mise mRSALE F.Qrn·~ u~vr pulll:Jehlnd accessones 304675·3600 199 4 Toyota p1ckup SR5 6ft 3pt di SC, $500 411. 3pl custom topper wilh tJush hog. $300 611. 3pt Ex cellent Condition 1996 bush hog $495: 6ft 10 o\tnn> Honda ST11 00 motorcycle adjustable d1 sc, $575 0 60 fUR SAI.f: excellent condi!IOn 4461740)367·0596 1010 EBY , IN TEGRITY KIEFER 1971 Chevy Nova 3501350 SUVs BUILT. VALLEY RUns and looks great 740H 0 AS E 1 L 1VEST 0 C K 245·0125 Lw--liiOiiRiiSiil,\iiliO .Eiooo.,J TRAILERS LOAD MAX - - - - - - - - ~ EQU IPMENT TRAILERS. 1995 F1reb1rd Formula 350- 2000 Sliver Dodge Durango EXPRESS & LTI, 1999 Saturn 2·dr. 2003 1999 Jeep Grd Cherokee CA RG O H OMES T EADER Stratus 2-dr other quahty 4~~:4 's, tow pks .. x/cn. 160K C ARGO /CONCESSION vehtcl es in stodl w1th war- $5 500 ea. (740)992 -7599 TRAI LERS. B+W GOOSE· ranty Pnced to sell Stop or 99 Ford bplore r Sport NECK HITCHE S. call COOK MOTORS 328 4WD. blu e& grey. 120000 Jackson P1ke 740·446 0 103 CARMICHAEL EQU IP m1les. loaded runs/looks MENT /C ARMICHAEL 1999 Saturn C2 wJ sunroof. good Good t~r es 446-4448 TRAI.LERS SALES & SE A· AIC CD player $1000 obo afte1 Spm VICE SPE CIAL 20F T 245-9089 GOOSENECK FLATBED 30 VANS $3999 VIEW OUR ENTIRE 2003 NLSSiln Xetra 135, 000 FoKSALE TR AI LER INV ENTORY. AT m1tes. dark green. 4 wheet WWW CA RMICHAE L- dnve. $10.000. 2000 Chevy t60 .000 m1les. t 995 Jayo Chevy converston TRAILERS COM 740·446· Cavaj1e r manual transmiSS ion sun- van m1tes 098648 eiCcellent 3825 root. Sliver $2,500. 740-415· shape, easy on gas. 4 new tues 5 seats one makes Have you pnced a John 6300 or 740-416-6301 bed w/TV. $5.000. also Deere. lately? You' l~ be SUI· pr1sedl Check out our used Pattee Impounds! Cars tram . 6x16 tratletr double wheels. 1 Hondas. Chevys. brakes. ta1lhghl , rear·gate. tnven tory at S500 w WW CAR E O C 0 M Jeeps, Fords. & 'morel lor excellent shape. year old. c 1E 740 hslings 800·620·46?5 e ~ V435 $1 .400 (7 40 )992·0174 :~~~~~;e qutpmem - -Tw-'"-:R-.v-,-rs-];=-o-we_r_os_a_c_c_ep1 -· ·---f·O·K-r.\.l.•f:_ _. mg appl 1cat1on s for wait1ng list for Hud-subs1d1zed. 1-br apa rtm ent for I he 2br Apartment on Viand St elderly/disabled, can 675bestd e Dorn1no 's $375 6679 month . $375 deposit 3048t 2-4350 Class ~----H-lK·S·A-1.1·:--~ ~----·G··~-~-~..... Located on Torna do Rd . off At 33, Rac1ne (Park & Rtd8) e~~: tt 740-949·2246 Mtntaturc Dachshunds CKC reg 1stered shO ts wormed f'40 ML'i(_H.I.ANfXll 'S male & 1emales, long & shOrt Mf:KCHAN UISE ha1r. •ed. black & tan. $400 00 mal es $450 00 16 ca fete11a tables. 12' long females 304-593-3820 fold m center w/seats I \i{\l'ol 1'1'1 II.., at1ached on each s1de, best ones $50 ne,;t best $35. w1ll ,'\.II\ 1'101 1\ sell s~pa rat ely or all together. call (740)742-2743 ' or 1"10 F~RM 740· 742-2780 2&3BA -apts. $385 and up. Cebtral An. WID Hookup , Tenant pays electric EHO NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams. Ptpe Rebar For Concrete, Angle, Ellm View Apts. Channel. Flat Bar. Steel (304)882·3017 For Dra1ns. Gratmg Onveways & Walkways L&L Gracious Living t and 2 Scrap Metals Open Mon day. Bedroom Apts. at V•U age Tuesday Wednesd ay & Manor and Rtverstde Apl s. m Fnday, Bam-4 30pm Closed Saturday & Middleport, from $327 to Thu rsday, S592 740-992•5064 Equa l Sunday (740)446-7300 --..,.-----Honey Suckl e Htlls cu rrenlly tak 1ng apphcahons tor 1 to 2 BR umls lau ndry & enlergency maintenance country 11v1ng 5 mmutes hom maj or shopp 1ng . mad1caf etc call today tor additional mlo and to maKe appointment 740-446-3344 Monday, Wednesday. and Fr~day 10A. 4P Thursdays (6 p.m. to B p.m.) A 'OTIC)l'f;~ e~:~~~ ~-----"!"---" Free Rent Special!!! · August 21 , 2008 Sat. 8/23/08 6:00pm Mason Co. Fairgrounds Rt 62N Pt. Pleasant, wv (Practice 4:30 pm} 304-882·2884 ' 304·675·5463 Ken more Range whtte, smooth cook top $250 also Kenmore Microwave white, over the range $ t 25 Call 441·9865 r · Class ASession: Begins MOTOCROss· RACE Hot:st:HOUl Gmffi Molloh an Carper - Summer Sate Berber star tmg at $5 95I yd. Remna nts $35 Dnve a llnle. Save alot 446CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· 7444 ED & AFFORDABLE ! ToWnhouse apartments, Up rtght freezer, excell ent and/or ·small house s FOR condttt on S200 obo Call RENT Call (740)441 - 1111 441·0988 for apphcatton & tnforma!IOn ~'!::'-------.., 2BR $400 /rent $400/dep. Rel erences required No pets Bulavtlle PtKe - Porter area 388-1100 ACRf:AGf: Large 2-story home on Locust St1eet. Ga lh po ti~ . 4 Bedrooms 2 Bath, KIT. FM. MOBILE HOME LOT FOR DR. LA , Laundry, out-build- RENT, 1031 Georges Creek 2BR e~pt CIA Ing. lenced yard. cl ose to Rd. 44 1· 11 11 0 194 schools Excellent IH \1 \I ' Condt\1on1 740 -44 1- 1202, 304·675·6363 '12"coiLIIM inch ...kdays '2f1' column Inch &nday \IIIU 11\'\IH"'il 3 br all etec 1n Mason. $450.00 a m oo S400 00 dep no pets 304-882 ·3652 Foreclosure 4br, 2ba, only 2BR 2 bath , all electnc. CIA, $29,900! Pnced to Sell' For 10 mm I rom Power PlantsLlstmgs 800-620-494p e~~: 9101 SA 7, Cheshtre. OH T462 740-446·4234 or 740-208New Haven. 3 br . 2.bath , 4 7861 acres. hot tub, gas tog fire2BR at Jo.tm sons Mob1le Apartment Relerence . place. great v1ew, (304)882· Home Park Can 740-645- Requi red Some 3021 $53 {}00 0506 or 740-446-2003 Ae str~c ttons (740)446-85 t 9 Reduced Pnce. 4 bedroom . FREE RENT SPECIAL 2 1/2 bath log home. 34286 2BR Hom e. St Rt 160 plus securtty New Crew Ad Pomeroy. lg $400/mo Jordan Landtn g pole bu1ld1ng & out bUIIdtng deposit, No Pets, Available 2br 3br & 4br's on 6 acres w/pond 9/ 1/08 1740)446·5062 or Avatlabte 1740)379-2923 (8 16)668-0758 No Pets, Tenant Responstble lor Rent & Reduced! New. Never ltved 2br Mob1le Home Kttchen Electric 1n 2b r. 2' bath w/ whi rlpool Furn .. depostt reqUired & 1n 304·674-0023 or tubs . · tafge LA on 3 acres Mason. 304-675-n83 304-610-0776 mil $75,000 740·4 46· 7029 2BR , St AI t60. $375/mo plus secunty deposrt . No MnHILE Hmn:~ Pets, (740)446-5062 or mKSALE (7 40)379-2923 Lms& The !'JEW Gallery at 409 Presents Wanted To Lease Hunting Included Bas ed on 30°., of Property 1n Mason County adjusted mcome Call 304304·882·2252 a• 304·675· 882-3121, avatlable lor 5679 Sen1or and Disabled people. 2-3 Bedroom. $4251mo. $425 deposit & utilit1es. t 722 Chatham Ave. 6 month tease (740)645· t646 fUK BULLETIN BOARD .. 28R, washer/dryer hoo~up, Retaii/Warehouse!Storege appliances fwnished . 740 Locahon 1n Gallipolis tBOO 441-370 2 or 740-286-5789 sq rt bulldtng $400 mo off street parkin g call Wayne at Apa rtment avatlable now (404) 456·3802 1br $375/month. tn Syracuse Depostl. Hud Appoved No Pets (304)675-5332 weekends 740·591·0265 ..,J many upgrades, deli very & bath. furn 1shed, no peft set-up (740)38 5-2434 Rent+ Dep 740-441 -0245 ·--iiliiiiiiiiiiio_.l fltrtltuni Jomt f.l~t .tgfftrr , Th~ Datt}~sentipel. . tu...ap, I'I!OFE.\'iiOMI. Athens-Me1gs The Educational Service Center is anticipating a H EAD START TE.,CHER AIDE posilion for the Mill Creek Cente r m Gatli a County Mtn1 mu m ol H1gh School graduate or GED. CDA or Associates Degree in Early Ch ildhoo d is prete"ed. Th1s posthon !las Board approved benefits Submtt letter ol Interest, resume, and refer· ences to John· D. Costanzo, Superintendent, Athen sMeigs ESC, 320 112 East Main Streel. Pomeroy. OH 45769. Applicatton Deadline: at noon on Thursday August 21, 2008 The AME,SC is an. Equal Op po r t u n i t y E'mployer!Provlder. ' 1·800·272·5179 Borrow Smart. Contact the OhiO DIVISIOn of Ftnanc1al lnS!ItUIIOn's Ofl1ce ot Consumer A!ia1rs BEFO~E you leftnance your hom e or obtatn a loan BEWARE ol request s fo• any large advance payments of tees or msurance Call the Oflk:e of Consumer Afla1rs tol l tree at t -866278-0003 to tearn If the mortgage broker ·Or lender 1s prope rly licensed (ThiS IS a publiC service anno,~.~ncemEmt from the Ohio Valley Publishing Company) FOR S.\I.E , - - - - - - - - - , Jenniler's Staff1ng Agency,. NEED EXTRA CASH ? l ooking for STNA 's, LPN 's, $9.46/hr Open lntervleWi AN 's to work Temp nursmg agency 1n OHIO & WV 1 yr Ae sCare IS hmng FTfPT expener~ce reqUi red d1rect care staff ior our Con tact· Jenmfer Hart newly-acquired Green AcreS 1304)514-2005 location 7830 Ohto Atver Road Lesa ge WV 25537. Jen kins Memorial local CompMy Seeking 'RN· 9am - 3pm WED, TH Aug Facttlly, a long term Health Mature, Oependlblt, 20, 21 No Exp. Requ1redt care facility and assisted livQuality Focused (304) 522-3548 ·for more Ing, Is seeking a Registered Individual~ Must have into Nurse with good supervisory diploma/GED, DL & a carmg and technical skilla. No Satesl No Co!lectlons1 at1rtude. EOE M.'FN/D Competlttve wages and No expenence reqwedl 100WORKERS NEEDED great benehls package Recruit volunteers for Assemble cratts , wood Please send resume or subnon-prof1t orgamzat1 ons that tl ems.TO $480/wk Mater1als mit applic ation to. JMHF, help save 11ves and prevent provided Free Information Attn : DON, 142 Jenkins diseases such as cancer, · ~,;; ~ pkg 24Hr 801-428-4649 Mem orial Ad., Wellston , OH lung an d heart disease\ INsrRucnoN 45692 . EOE Get paid to make a An Excellent way to earn dtfferencel WV 80hr Unde rgroun d money The New Avon Mine r Class, starting eoon. Galllpollo car- Cdllogt Call Manlyn 304-882 - 264~ Voted TOP FIVE Best Whit-Co-Training 304 -372· (Careers Close To Home) Call Today! 740-446-4367, AVON' All Areas• To Buy or Places to work 1n Ohto for 8346 Sell. Sht tley Spears. 30420071 Come See Why! 1·800·214·0452 WV BOhr 'underground 675 -1429 www gallopclu9Carercoll!(l8 edu Wanted- someone to wash Miner· Cta&S, starting soon. outside windows on a 2 Accrlldlted Member Accrediting Whil·Co·Tralnlng '304-372· Counc1l for !ndep~~ndtnt Colleg.. Courts1de Call or Apply onllnel story house 304·675·2052 and School1 12748 8346 hiring e11.perienced waitress• 1-388-IMC·PAYU es Great pay In a last paced Ext. 193 t env1ronment. Call to set up http;JJ)obs.lnfoclslon.com an lntervtew or. p1ck up an applicatton. 308 2nd Ave Local Home Health Agency Gallipolis 740-441-9371 lmmedtate Openmgs· h.ring STNA's, CNA's and 1 Car and Truck TechniCian PCA's lor Me• gs and Athens FEDERAL 1 Oil and l ube Techmctan .... County a'reas' Flexible POSTAL JOBS . Schedultng. Monthly Bonus, $17 89-$28.27/hr . now ht r- Car and Truck Techntc1ans and Coverage pay opportu1ng For appl1 cat1on and free are compensated based on n1t1es Local Coverage area Also. Accepting applications governemant jOb 1nfo, call elCper1ence and etf1ctency American Assoc . of Labor 1Otl and lube Techmc1ans fo r our PCA Tra ining 913-599-8226, 24/hrs emp are compe nsated hour ly. CIBSses Don't m•ss your Bene!Us ava1 lable for bath chance to w1n a Gas Card _se_r_v_ _ _ _ _ _ __ fo r · New Hires (Restr ictions pOSitiOns tnclude. H1r1ng dtshwashers. expertApply) Call 1740)592·2444 encect cooks & wa 1t stafl Health lnsuranCer Dtsabtltty fo r tnform ation Apply 1n person Saturday lnsu~nce. 40 t K 08123 be tween 2:00 - 4:00 Retiremenl and Life Now Accepting on Mai n Slreet at former Insurance. Applications Mehnda 's Resta urant. II you are under appredat· Body Shopl Service The Athens -Meigs ed by your current employer Department Manegement Educa110nal Servtce Center or just took1ng lor a career t Must have good customer has a position opening lor a change nom us today. relation sk1ils Psychology Assistant' to A1 John Sang Ford Lincoln work 1n Meigs County Mercury you are not just an t E~~:perl enc e a plus but nol necessary SChools Apphce.nts must employee, you are part of t401k plan, Medical have a Bachelors Degree our fam ily. Insurance Plan Oualillcations Include e~~:ce l ­ t Orug Free & Smoke Free lent computer skills, strong work place writing skills, and expe ri t Good Pay Plan ence and/or treunlng working <f,:i> 'I' ' """ • •,..,,. wtlh children In educatlonlpsychology/test· Smith GM Superstore Ask for Brad Sang to inc e11pertence 1S preferred schedule your 1nterv1ew Thls positiOn Is a 10 month IO<lay. ~ ......;lJ<:: .. ~!:.tt.."':F' contrac t w!tl'] Board 195 Upper R1ver Rd ~pproved benefits Salary Gallipolis, Oh1o 45631 t900 Eastern Avanue Will be based on rratntng and ~. . . . . . . . . . . .~ Want to buy JUNK Cars' $250.00 Full Ca:r 740-416· expenence. Subm1t tetter of interest to John D Costanzo, 1594 AthensSuperintendent. Want to buy Junk Cars. call Meigs Educational Serv•ce 740-388-0884 Canter. 320 1/2 East Main street . PomProy. OH 4!:769 Appllca tton Deadline · 12 noon on August 29. The AMESC IS an Equal Opp n r t u n1ty Employer/Provider SHOP CLASSIFIEDS Properly Manager needed for famtly community Parttime Must have previous expenence , reliable transportaiiOn, be dependable and able to work Independently. EOE/DFWP Please forward res ume. tnctudtn g salary req Uirements to Bo11 101 c/o Gallipolis Daily Tribune, PO BoiC 469, ' Gallipolis, Oh 45631 Sponswrlter The Ohio Valley Publishing Co IS seek1ng a mottilated people-onented mdivid· ualto 1111 a vacancy 1n the news department as a 'SPortswnter The successful candtdate Will cover htgh sctlool at hlet, tcs 1n the area for the daily edit1on of the news· paper, as well aS assist with the production of sports pages E)l.cellent writing and English sktlls , photog raphy sktlls and knowledge ol desktop publishing are sought The postlton IS full-hme, 40 hou rs a week. with benefits. Interested par11es can send resumes to KeVIn kelly, Managing Ed1tor. Ohio Valley Publishing Co , 825 Third Ave . GaiUpobs, Oh1o 45631 , or kkelly@mydailytnbune.com Hom:s HJR SALE Wwn:n Tollo D&R Lawn Care. mowmg . weed eattng. hedge tr1mmmg. Spnng & Fall cleanup Day 740-853-1702 or Nigt11 740-379-2599 ·. l\egister ~10 Pet Cremallons. Call 740446-3745 OH Word Ads Sentinel - 'l\tgister ClASSIFI·ED · '·• Offee 11o~~ ~rthune - • . CLASSIFIED E·mall clas sified@ mydailytribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com 1998 Ya maha Gas Golf Car1 4·stroke. gas eng1ne; new t•res. tune-up. belt $2 more available 304 575· 7386 or 304·675-56 3t 5oo [790 CA~II'ER~ & MumK Hml~'> RV Servtce at Ca muchael Trailers 740-446-3825 "il iH II I "i 10 Ho~tE IMPROVI-JI II ~\.-j'S BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncon dtttonal l1let1me guarantee Local retere nc es fur· mshed Established 1975 Call 24 Hr s (740) 4460870, Rogers Basement Wa terproofing. Home Superror Mamtenance· All home repair 1ns1de and out. Plumbm g ca rpentry, etc Call 339·344 2 on SAVINGS Shop Classlfleds! Are you 65 or older? 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Box 469, Gallipolis, OH 45631 • ------------------------------• �Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, August 20, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, August20, 2008 ALLEY OOP www.mydailysentinel.com . The Daily Sentinel • Page BS ' NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE ACROSS J•uhli .. · Nuth •t.•:o-; in Nl!" \"'"'l•upcr·s . '\'tuu- I:CIAhl lu Knu'\'\o'• l>cli'\•crctl lf.ighl In '""uur· l>unl'. Phillip Alder NOTICE TO CONTRAC· Project or less, tract; and ready for Grantors' North 38 deg. 30' East Pomeroy, OH Thence along the West use by June 2oth of 170.5 feet to a point in TORS Specifications, and bid 740·992·6689 Sealed proposals for forms may be secured ~8) ~o . 27 ~9) 3 line of said 15 acre, each year. the center of said road the Portland at the oHice of Meigs more or less , tract, EKcepting unto the to the North line of Center C o u n t y Community North a distance of Grantors, the right to said 74 acre tract , YOUNG'S Public Notice 335.06 teet to an exist· have e~e:cluslve use of thence East 95 feet to Electrical Prolect , Commissioners, ing wooden post being the tool cages year the center or Leading Meigs Countv. Ohio as Courthouse, Pomeroy, per specifications in Ohio 45769· Phone f Sheriff Sales the Nor1hwest corner round for the perkld of Creek; thence Soulh 10 · bid packet will be 740·992·2895 . A Case Number 08CV013 of said 15 acre , more five ~5) years and year deg. West 346.5 feet to Room Additions & 29670 BaShan Road received by the Meigs deposit of 0 dollars will Farmers Bank & or less~ tract ; round for any period the South tine of • Remodeling F.lac1ne Oh1o • New Homes New G11rages Thence along said Grantors have exer- Section 13 ; thence C o u n I y be required lor each Savings Co. 45771 Eleclru:;al & Plu mbing North line East a dis· cised the option to use West 41 o feet along ' CommissiOners ' at set of plans and speci- Plain! iff • Garages 740.949·2217 Roofmg & Gutters tance of 101 8.00 feet the premises as herein said South line of thelr o1fice at the flcations, check made VS • Complete Vinvl Sidi ng & Painting Section 13 ; thence Raymond & Megan to the' principal point of prOvided. Courthouse, Pomeroy. payable to: Pallo 11nd Porch Deck! Sizes 5'x10' Remodel ing beginning, containing This reservation or West 410 feet along Ohio 45769 until ' 1:DD The full amount will be Andrews wv 036725 to 10'x30' 0.912 acre, more or exception contem· said line to the place of p.m., Sept. 4th, 2008 returned within thirty Defendants V.C . YOUNG Ill and !hen at t.:15 p.m. at (30) days alter recelpl Court of -Common less, in said Section 16 plates the joint use of beginning, containing 992·6215 Hours said office opened and of bids. Each bid must Pleas, Meigs County, and 7.354 acres, more the rest rooms and eye 1.72 acres. Stop & Compare Pome roy Ohto or less, in said 38 Acre washing stations by Current Owner : Andy read aloud for. the fol· be accompanied by Ohio 7:00 AM • 8:00 PM 25 Years Local Exper1ence 1 14 •1 mo p d lowing: either a bid bond in an In pursuance of an lot No. 171 for a total the Grantors' and the 0. Doczi et al Fl\ P,ortland Community amount of 100% of the order of sale to me of 8.266 acres, more or Grantee's . employees 31048 Carson Rd. Center Electrical bid amount with a directed from said loss, subject to all legal. or agenls . Middleport, Ohio IIWIS Stanley TreeProlect. surety satisfactory to court in ttie above enti- easements and rights· Excepting further unto PP# 11·00936.000 lO .... CHfTI Specifications, and bid the aforesaid Meigs tied -action, I will of-way. the Grantors , their. Prior Deed References : Trimming COl\ 5 11( L Cl iO I\ forms may be secured C 9 u n t y expose to sale at pub- Bearings are assumed heirs and assigns, the .Volume 189. Page 41 Sl. Rl.124 Pamerty,IN at the oHice of Meigs Commissioners or by lie auction on the front and are for the deter- unlimited use of two • Appraised at $55 ,000 & Removal Conorele Removal 740·992·5682 C o u n t certified check, steps of the Meigs mination of angles water wells associated Terms of Sale: Cannot "' Pinmpt and Qua llty and Replacement , with this real estate. be sold for less than · Commissioners, cashiers· check, or let- County Court House only. Olltln 9·6 M·F Wllrk ., Courthouse, Pomeroy, ter of credit upon a sol· on Friday, Sept 26, The above description These wells may be 213rds olthe appraised 9·12Sat. All Types Of Ohio 45769 Phone 740· vent bank In the 2008 at 10 a.m., of said Was prepared from an used tor Grantors· value . 10% down on "' Rt·a ~ {lllitblc Ratt·s Concrete Work 992-2895 A deposit of amount of not less day, the following actual survey made on commercial opera · day of sale , cash or "' ln ~ured Johnson 's Tree 0 dollars will be than fO% of the bid described real estate : the 15th day of May, tiona! needs. certified check , bal · 28 Years Experience '' Exlll.'n cnccd Service requi~ed for each set of aroount in favor of the The following 19~5, by c. Thomas Excepting unto the ance due on confirma· R c h:; r~·nn;!'i A\ ;:nlahle 1 plans and specifics· aforesaid Meigs described premises, Smith, Ohio Grantors, their heirs tion of sale. David lewis Complete Tree Care lions, check made C o u n t y situated in the Village Professional Surveyor, and assigns, the right The appraisal did lnouted • Fte£ E•llmalu Call Gurv Swnlcy @ 740-992-6971 r• o U t· 9J.IH payable to ·. The full Commissioners Bid of Middleport, County #6844. to access• these wells include an interior 740-59 I -XII44 Insured w1ll be Bonds shall be accom· of Meigs and State of Together with all ~nd lay temporary examination of the amount ?0 y1Mr8 •u~llenc ~ WV0421B2 Free Estimales Pk:.t ~L' lea\.: m~~sa ' C' s~ nlcr Crl,re" hereditaments, appur· lines across the above house. returned within thirty panied by Proof ot Ohio: & C~u rcl t Oiac otHtl ~30) days after receipt Authority of the official Being Lot No. 23 in tenances, rights, privi· described real estate Robert E. Beegle, of bids. or agonl signing the Sheffield'& Addition to leges and easements for irrigation and other Meigs County SheriN rw: lrtNIJIIIr Each bid 'must be bond. the said VIllage of thereunto belonging purposes . Attorney for the plain· J..l/))' accompanied by either Bids shall be sealed Middleport, Ohio, ~ref · but subjeclto all legal Excepting unto the IIH a bid . band in an and marked as Bid f.or erence being made to highways, zoning ordi· Grantors, Cecil Tyrone Lerner Sampson & amount of 1110% of t~e Tuppers Plains Pump the recorded plat of nances, restrictions , Brinager and Lori A. Rothfuss 111 'l'\1 Ill ~ bid amounl with a House and mailed or said addition), except easements and condi· Brinager, their heirs PO Box 5480 111 1 11'(' ~ 'l ih 'l'l ~ R. i~t.l surety satisfactory to delivered to: Meigs 100 feet off the west tions of record that do and assigns, the right Cincinnati, OH 45201 l't ~~.: kl'll l t. tpl'-.. the aforesaid Meiss C o u n t y end of the premises not aHecl merketabili· of lirst refusal should 513·241·3t00 C o u n I y Commissioners herelofore conveyed, ty.. the Grantee ever (8) 20, 27 ~9) 3 S 11a1:' ~· \', 11 t111t.:l'' }J!l?clw~ad ~~bJ nmylln~ Commissioners or by Courthouse, Pomeroy, containing 66 feet front In addition, a 30' ease- desire to sell the real I~ P IIl, lll Sh,1tk' . m~l t'- 111 1l' certified check, Ohio 45769. Attention by 92 feet back. menl lor ingress and estale. The Grantors, , 'I'W"W. tlwbi::cr I:-el:. :::a.!.drt;>etry .eom Public Notice Plu-, Ptl lm1 l k d -, k ll h cashiers check, or let· of bidders is called to Reference Deed: egress, with the cen· Cecil Tyrone Brinager ter of credit upon a sol· all of the requirements Volume 71, Page 823, terline described as and Lori A. Brlnager, their heirs and SHERIFF SALES Rllt llll'r-, vent bank in the contained in this bid Meigs County Official follows: !"\1.1 ~ . \Nil\ amounl of not less packet, particularly to Records. Being a part of a 15 assigns, shall be CASE NUMBER 08 CV Z459 St Rt 160 ·Gallipolis llttllll':HO-jJIJ2..t!211 than 111% of lhe bid the Federal Labor Auditor's Parcel No.: acre, more or less, offered the'rightto pur- 038 CALL FOR FREE IMAT ( "lll:l<ll-<16-61<< amount In favor of the Standards Provisions 15·00172.000 tracl of land trans· chase at any price the HSBC Mortgage aforesaid Meigs and Davis-Bacon Property known as : ferred to Charles R. Grantee, Alexander Services, Inc. y Wages, various lnsur- 341 S. Second Avenue , and Waynita C. Harris Buckallew, offers the Plpintiff C o u n t Public Notice Commissioners. Bid ance requirements, Middleport, OH 45760 as recorded In Deed same to any other indi· vs Bonds shall be accom- various equal opportu· AHorney for Plaintiff: Book 175 at Page 297; vidual. Grantors, Cecil John Farley et al thence along a line ere· panted by Proof of nlty provisions, and little, Sheets & Warner, Meigs County Tyrone Brlnager and Defendants aled by this survey Authority of tho official the requirement for a 211·213 E. Second Recorder 's Office, Lori A. Brinagor, their Court of Common North so· 52· 31'" West or agent signing the payment bond and per· Street, Pomeroy, ·OH Meigs Count~, Ohio, heirs and assigns shall Pleas, Meigs County, 273.40 feet to tile cenbond. formance bond for 45769, Telephone: (740) also being a part of have 60 days after noli· Ohio ter ol Ohio SR 143, Bids shall be sealed 100% of the contract 992K6689 Section 16 and a part fication to accept or In pUrsuance of an passmg an iron pin set and marked as Bid for price. No bidder may Curren! Owner: of 38 Acre lot No. 171 , reject the right to pur· order of sale to me by this survey al 28.19 Portland Community wilhdraw his bid within Raymond & Megan Township·2·North , chase. Racine, Ohio 740-247-2019 directed from sa1d feet from the center of Center Electrical and lhirty ~30) days after Andrews R a n g e · 1 3 ·West ,. Reference Deed: court in the above enti- Ohio SR 143; thence mailed or delivered to: ·lhe actual date of the Property al: 341 South Lebanon Township, Volume 121, Page 191, lied action, I will along the centerline or Ceil: 740·416·5047 Meigs County opening thereof. The Second Ave. Meigs County, Ohio, Meigs County Official expose to sale at pub- Ohio SR 143 North 15" Owners : Commissioners Meigs County Middleport, OH and more particularly Records. lie auction on the front 49• 43 .. East distance of email; Jon Van Meter & · Courthouse C o m m i s s i o n e r s PP, 15·00172.00 described as follows: SUBJECT TO RIGHT steps of the Me1gs 78.31 feet to ·lhe point jrshadfrm @aol.com Paul Rowe Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 reserve the right to Prior Deed References: Beginning at a point In OF FIRST REFUSAL TO County Court House of beginning , contain· Attenlion of bidders Is reject any or all bids. Volume 71, Page 823 the cenlerline of Stale PURCHASE AS STAT· on Frtday, Sept. 26, .ing 0.8428 acres more called to all of the Jim Sheets, President Appraised at $25,000 Route# I 24 assumed ED ABOVE AS 2008 altO a.m., of saod or less. MIKE MARCUM requirements con- Meigs County Terms of Sale: Cannel 10 be the Northeast RECORDED IN VOL· day, the following The above description tained in this bid pack· Commissioners. be sold for less than corner of said 38 Acre UME 121, PAGE 191 , d~scrlbed re~l estate : was made in accor· ROOfiNG & RI·MOIIII.IN!; Co . et, particularly to the (8) 20, 27 ~9) 3. 213rds of lhe appraised lot No. 171; MEIGS COUNTY OFFI- Situated 1n the dance with an actual Rubber Roo1ing. Room Additions. Decks . Shinq lr>s. Federal Labor value. 10% down on Thence along said cen· CIAL RECORDS. Township of Columbia, survey conducted Siding. Window s. PoiP Barns. Garages. Standards Provisions day of sale, cash or terline South 03' .32' Auditor's Parcel NoS.: Coun~y of Meigs, State under the supervision In suranc e Work. Residential & Corn nwr ci<~ l Public Nolice and Davls·Bacon cerlilied check, bal· 02" West a distance of 07·00281.001 and 07· ol Oh1o: of Eugene Triplett PS 740-245·0.:j3 7 sed & Bond ed 30 Years Wages·, various insur· ance due on conflrma· 30.06 feet to a point; 00282.001 Situated In Sec. 24 , T. 6766 on 8111/19 79. Licen Free Est imates Experience ance requirements, SheriH Sales tlon of sale. Thence leaving said Properly Address: 9N, R15W, Ohio Bearings are based n a various equal opportu· Case Number 08CV013 The appraisal did centerline West a dis· 54880 SR 124, Company Purchase, survey recorded irrVol. BAD CREDIT? Bank & include an Interior Umce of433. 131eet to Portland, OH 45770 nity provisions, and ·Farmers and being a parcel cr?· 4, Pg. 521, Meigs the requirement for a Savings Co. examination of the a point on the Easlllne Allorney for ated out of the Ritch1e County O.R. Guttering paymenl bond and per· PlaintiH house. ofa8.266acro,moreor Defendanls, Cecil Coo properly ~Vol. 444, Said premises also Seamless Gutters formance- bond for vs Robert E. Beegle, less, tract; Tyrone Brlnager and Pg. 045, ~eigs County known as: Root1ng, S1dmg, Guuers 100% of the contract Andrew & Megan Meigi County Sheriff Thence along said Lori A. Brlnager: little, OR.) be1ng bounded 28436 State Route 143 price. Andrews et at Anorney lor the plain· East line North 32' 08' Sheets & Warner, 211· and described as fol- Albany OH 457 t 0•9080 Insured & Bonded No bidder may wllh· Defendants tiff 50" East a distance of 213 E. Second Slreel, lows : . PPN: 0!;.00388 .004 740·653·9657 draw his bid within Court of Common Little Sheets & Warner 35.43 feet to a , 5/8" Pomeroy, OH 45769, Bo~lnnl~g at a potn! Current Owner: lhirly ~30) days alter Pihea s, JMoigs County, 213 #.2nd Sl. Pomeroy, iron pJn set on the Telephone: ~740) 992· whtch IS South 15 John Farley et al the aclual date of lhe 0 10 OH 45769 assumed North line of 6689 49 '43" West188.48 feet Property Deed opening thereof. The In pursuance of an 740·992-6689 said 38 Acre lot No. Current owner: from the intersection References : Volume Meigs County order of sale to me (8) 20, 27, ~9) 3 f71; Alexander J. Buokaliew of Ohio SR 143 and 210 , Page 625 Commissioners directed from said Thence along said otal Lemaste Road ~Twp. A'praised at 90 000 reserve the right to court In the above entl~ Nqrth line Eost a dis· Property at: 54880 St. Rd. 2) ; the~ce along Terms of Sale: Cannot rejecl any or all bids. tied acllon, I will Public Notice tance ol4 I 6. I 3 feetlo Rl. 124, Porlland, Ohio the South lone of the b"e ~old for less than ~8) 15, 20, 27 expose to sale at pub· the principal point of PP~ 07-00281.001 Steve flussell properly 213 rds of the appraised lie auction on lhe fronf Sheriff Sales beginning. 07·00282.001 ~O.R. 48. Pg. 473, Me1gs value. tO% down on stops of the Meigs Case ,Number 04CV120 Bearings are assumed Prior Deed References: County ~eed Re~ords) day of sale, cash or County Court• House o Home National Bank and are lor lhe deter· Volume 121, Page191 North 80 57 34 East certified check bal· Public Notice Friday, Sept. 26, 2008 at PlainiiH mination of angles Appraised at $120,000 333.73 feet to an iron ance due on co~firm•· PUBLIC NOTICE10 a.m., of said day, the vs only. Terms of Sale : Cannot · pin found by this sur· tion of sale. NOTICE: · is hereby following described Alexander J. Buokallew The above description . be sold for less !han vey on the Westline of The appraisal did not 503 Mill St•ltllddepon. 01 45160 given that on Saturday, real estate: et al was prepared from an 213rds of the appraised the Jeffrey Jacobs include an interior 146-992-3894 actual survey made on value. 10% down on property (O.R. 04, Pg examination of the August 23, · 2008 at The following real Defendants 10:00 a.m., a public estate situated In the Court or Common the 15th day of May, day of sale, cash or 521, Meigs County house. Open MendaY-ft'ldiV 8:00 •-5:00 1m sola will be held at 211 Village ol Middleport, Pthea.s, Meigs County, 1995, by C. Thomas certified check, bat- Deed Records), pass- Robert E. Beegle, SatUnlll 9:00 D12:00 Ill Smith, Ohio ance due on conlirma· ing an Iron pin found Meigs County Sheriff W Second St., County of Meigs and 0 10 Pomero~. Ohio. The Stale of Ohio, and In pursuance of an Professional Surveyor, tion of sale. by this survey a 30.86 A1torney for the the appraisal did not feet from the center of Plaintiff Farmers Bank and bounded and order of sale to me #6844. Savings Company Is described as follows: directed from said Also G·rantors granite include an Interior Ohio SR 143; thence John D. Clunk Allmln•• •lll1lllilt1m Wllllll selling for cash In Being known as Lot court in the above enti- Grantees herein, the examination of the along Jacobs West line 5601 Hudson Dr. CataiVIJC hend or certified check No. 56 in Palmers lied action, I will right to use and have house. Sou lh 25" 19' 46" w t . es Hudson, OH 44236 lllllll•s And 111•11 the following collater· Addlllon to said Village expose lo sale at pub· access lo a 10 horse- Robert ~- Beegle, 189.35 teet to an ~ron 330•342 •8203 · ICIII fiJr C1111111 PriCeSI al: of Middleport, Ohio, lie auclion1m the front power water well on Meigs County Sheriff pin set by this survey ; ,(S) 20 , 27 , ~ 9 ) 3 2002 Chevy Trailblazer late lhe Village ot steps of lhe Meigs Granlors properly, pro- Attorney: 1GNDT13SX221g5633 Sheffield and for fur· counly Court House on vided Grantees, !heir little, Sheet_s & Warner The Farmers;Bank and !her description of said Friday, Sept. 26,2008 at successors and 213 E. 2nd Avo. Savings Company, lot, reference Is to be 10 a.m., of said day, the assigns, pay lor the Pomeroy, OH 45760 RICK PRICE Pomeroy, Ohio, had to the recorded following described upkeep of the well. 740·992·6689 New llomt's. Room Additions. Remodeling, reserves lhe right to plat of said Village. Lot ieaJ eslate: Siluale in Excepllng any coal, oil , ~8) 20, 27 ~9) 3 ~lrtal & ·Shingle Roofs, Siding. Decks, t:Jid at this sale, and to Is 96 feet on Lincoln the Township of gas or other minerals Ullthroom Remodt'ling Lkensed & Insured withdraw the above Street and 66 feet on Lebanon, County of previously reserved or wv •o40954 Cell 740-590·7666 740-992·0730 Public Notice ooilaloral prior to sale. alley. Meigs, Slate of Ohio, excepted, togelhor Further, The Farmers Referenced Deed: to·wit: with associated rights. Bank and Savings ' Volume 54, Page 903, Situate in the Township Excepling unto t~e SHERIFF SALES J&L Company reserves the Meigs County Ollicial of Lebanon, Counly of Grantors, Cecil Tyrone Case Number 07CV125 righllo reject any or all Records. Meigs, State of Ohio, Brlnager and Lori A. Wells Fargo Bank Construction bids submitted. Auditor's Parcel No. : to·wil: Brlnager, the right lo Plaintiff • Vinyl Siding Tho above described 15·01709.000 Being a part of a 15 use the pole building vs Roofing, Sidmg, • Replacement collaleral will be sold Prop~rty known as: acre, more or less, ~packing house), load· Andy ,O. Doczlot al Sollil, Decks, Windows "as is-where is", with 240 Lincoln Street, tract of land trans· ing docks, driveway Defendants Doors, Windows, no expressed or Middleport, OH 45760 lerred to Charles R. and a 510 x 32 foot hot Court of Common • Roofing Electric, Plumbing, Implied warranty Attorney for PlalniiH: and Waynita C. Harris house which is used , Pleas, Meigs County, • Decks Drywall, given. For further infer- l1Hie 1 Sheets & Warner, as recorded In Deed for cardboard storage Ohio • Garages '' Remodelrng, Room ·mation, or for an 211·213 E. Second Book 175 at Page 297, along with one office In pursuance or an • Pole Buildings Addrl1ons appointment to inspect Street, Pomeroy, OH Meigs County for a period of live (5) order of sale lo me • Room Additions collateral, prior 10 sale 45769, Telephone: ~740) Recorder's Office, years from the date of dlreoled from said local Contractor Owner: date conlaot Cyndie Qr 992-6689 ' Meigs County, Ohio, closing. Granlors' right court in the above enti· 740-367-0544 Ken at740·992·2136. · Current Owner: also being a part of to use these facllllles tied aollon, I will James Keesee II Free Estimates (8) 20, 21 , 22. Andrew & Megan Section 16 and a part shall be from June 20th extiose lo sale at pub· 740-3~7 -0536 742·2332 Andrews et al pf 38 Acre Lot No. 171, lhrough October 31 " of lie auction on the front · ProPerty at: 240 Township·2-North, each year. Except fur- stePs of the Meigs Public Notice Lincoln Streel Ran g e • 1 5 ·We sl , ther, for a period of five County Courl House Foa· lh-rnodcling and New House Uuilding Middleport, OH 45760 lebanon Township, ~5) years , the year on Friday, Sept. 26, l'all: MARCUM CONSTRU("TJON Meigs County, Slate of round use of a second 2008 al 10:00 a.m., of NOTICE TO CONTRAC· PP• 15-01709.000 TORS . Prior Deed References: Ohio and more parlicu· cHico in tho building. said <lay, the following • Room Addition s • Garages • Vinyl larly described as fol· Excepling furlher to described real estale: Sealed proposals for Volume 54, Page 903 and Wood Siclmg • Rooting • Pole .the Granlors, lhe Siluated In Rutland lhe Tuppers Plains Appraised at $45,000 lows; . Meigs Pump House Terms of Sale: Cannot Beginning at a 518" iron option of using these Township, Burn s • Pu11u 's, Porches and Decks Construclion Project, be sold lor less than pin set which is assets and rights lor County, State of Ohio: Meigs County Ohio As 213rds ollhe appraised assumed to bear West an additional five ~5) Beginning in the cen· provided ter of the Hinham road per specifications In value. 10% down on a distance of • 416.13 years, .n:!W Ril'hd Road . Lung Buttom . OH bid packet will be day of sale, cash or feet from the Northeasl Grantor pays Grantee on the Soulh line or received by the Meigs certified check, bal· corner of said 38 Acr& the sumo f $10,000.00 Section 1~, said line C o u n t y ance due on oonflrma- Lol No. 17t, Township· for each year of use also being the South 2, . Range 13; , payable by June 1st of line of a 74 acrelract or Commissioners at lion or sale. Cell 7-I0-<16- I B)4 The appraisal did not Thence South 32Q 08' each year. land recorded In Deed lhelr oHice atlhe lS+ i~' i'trrJ experi4'11ce l'ree E!tlil!lale.fi Courthouse, Pomeroy, include an interior 50" Wesl a distance of By acceptance of Book 143, Page 412,; Ohio 45769 until 1:00 examination of the 554 38 feel to a 518" delivery of lhls deed, thence North 56 deg. Iron pin set; Grantee agrees to have 20' East 234 feet to a P.M., September 11 , house. Beegle, Thence North 79° 28' the packing house point In tho center of 2008 and then at 1:15 Robert E. 31 " West a distance of cleared and ready lor said road ; ' thence P.M. al said office Meigs County Sheriff for the 735.39 feet to an exist· Granlors' use by June North 45 dog. 30' East opened and read aloud Allorney t) lng wooden post being lsi ol each year and t07 feetlo a point to a lor lhe following : Plaintiff Tuppers Plains Pump linie, Sheels & Warner the Southwest corner "further agrees to have point In the center of of sa)d t!> acre, more the hot house cleared said road ; . thence Houea Construction 214 E 2nd St. CARPENTER SERVICE Hill's Self Storage ROBERT BISSEll CONSTRUCTIIN i I + • to a 1 MONTY East •QJ 10 9 8 • 73 YJI09 87 >I>K 52 South Dealer: South · Vulnerable. Both South l NT FRANK & EARNEST VOILA/ MATHil / INTO DOWN 1 Complacent 2 Fast sled 3 LandSin '"Ia mer" 4 "Mad Max" .Gibson 5 Whichever 6 Comic-strip 23 Fishing moppet gear 7 Hair curler 24 Furrowed 8 Bow in 26 Clouseau's submission valet · 9 Passports, 27 Jazzy etc. James fO Gleeful 28 Heart-felt shout 30 Popular 1t Hunt-and· egg dtshes peck error 32 - Plaines 12 Tums at the 36 Dallas plate eager 17 Naval oH. 39 Rhylhm 19 Puts into 40 Forehead , circulation 41 Water, in 20 loving Tijuana gesture 42 Gymnasts' 21 P1ct1Jre goals border 44 Corsica 22 Helm position neighbor 45 Wire mea· sures 46 Ove~y docile 47 AHix 48 Ms. Thurman 49 Last degree 51 Home tor white mice chan c~ and a 3·3 break IS only 35.53 percen t. L~~~~~~~~~::~~~~~~~~~~::~==~~~==~~~::~~--~s~-~~~o~ BARNEY PARSON, I BEEN WONDERIN'-IF ANGELS LIVE IN HEAVEN, WHY DO THEY NEED WINGS? IT AIN'T AS IF THAR'S SOM,EPLACE BETTER TO FLY OFF TO! Occas ional ly, though. you can combtne • these cha nGes ~ as 1n th1 s deal. You are 1n three no-trump and West leads the heart tack: four. ktng. ace . What would be your line of play ? You have frve top tncks. two spades. tw o hearts (given trick one ) and one club You can get to nrne eastly 1f yOu peek at the lull layout But the correct play is to lead the diamond queen from your hand at trick two· tf 11 wms, cross lo du mmy m spades and take lhe club frnes se At th e wors1. you w1n mn e tricks vra tw o spades, two hearts. one dramond and four clubs If, though, a defender takes your THE BORN LOSER "(,~\t:.F, '(OU ~LL'< ~OULD"""i' \:>UE.C:.~\~ ~ IZ£~~S\LIT'f I 1>0 OCLE.C,P\T(. ~ Rt~POOSII!>IUT'(! AAD\Jt-11> 11£1Zr,ot-Uit-l r>.. W~ILE., F'[ t>ELECA\t:. ~~IBIL.IT~ WI\Cl>\E.\IE.R ~Tf\1 t>IC:> 60E.') WRO~~t> I-IERE.! FR"-NCIS, I J\!sT GOT A HOP.OSCOI'E TELLING ME I"M THE 11"-STEP. OF EVER'!' SiTUATION 1 I SHOULD BE ABLE To TR'I' JUST ABOUT AN'I'· THIN(, I'.ND DO IT dta· mond queen wi th h1s ace a(ld returns a heart, w1n the tnck. cash th e dt amond jacK , play a spade to dummy's ki ng. and take the dtamond kmg Dtd the srx mtss· 1ng dmmonds spht 3·3? If so claim two spades. two hearts , tour dtamonds and one club. If not. take the club hnesse. hop1ng for the best In thi s last vanat1on. you get home if ellher diamonds are 3·3 or the club frnesse works That rs approxi matel y a 67.8 percent hne. Not e that if you Immediately cross to dummy 1n spades and take lhe club . CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebrtty C1pfler cry,:tot~ ra1ls are crea'ed IromCl.iOlal• o· s b1la mou~ pecpe Each letle• 1n 1he :• pher st ands lo anctre1 "' KFH --~= ~=-----~ ·----- - - PERF ECTL.'t'r-..:...!...., . PEANUTS ··vKZXA'N OH CRUD, NOTHIN'. . (_ AND t AM NOT SENSITIVE ABOUT MY WEIGoHT! MIKE W. MARCUM, OWIIER 740-985-4141 ADIFFE~14tE It\ MV llf"E 'tiW..TTD liKE~ . l'D ~IKE li MAI<E ')l:lU 1(1;:>'41 end pr esen; UKOYW • LHF YUK · MOXFESJF . KCCKOYOFJYJHN HOXNH ' A H N Y H 0 Z X A ' N M X J S· D 0 H N . ,. l 0 KUF • THFH PREVIOUS SOLUTION'- · America's suppon lor human roghts and democracy IS our noblest export to the wo rld " · William Bennet! AstroGraph __ ..... '"-"-'-'="'-""··"" ..... ----~-~ ...:.~-·.·=.- ,~~~:t;~l S©tt~}A - ~ t:,tf ~· ~~!~ - - - - - - Edilod by CLAY R P O l l A N - - - - - letters 0 Rfouraarn::111ge srrcmb ied words of fo.v to Som e maJor 1mprovemen1s tn your soc1al ltle are 1nd1ca1ed m the vear ah ead 11 could a11 'p eg1n w1th so~o ne who 1ntro· du ces yo u to a tun group ol people and who like s to engage tn all the ac hv1!1es that Interest you. LEO (July 23-Aug 22) - Because you don't expect more from vour friend s than vou have a nght to , they'll sense it and feel much closer to you than usual. An understand tng at11tude puts everyon e al ease. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) - Althoug h 1ntan~ble thmgs or ideas mtght confuse vou, you'll fare exception ally well Wllh anyth ing you can touch or feel Deal strictly with what's at hand, and leave the b!!· for m four s1mple word~ VOJLIA ,. j kct me.d," thL' b~ s l p l a~. e l~l put L...,...J..-~...L.-~..J \O Ur l r{lUh ll' ~ 1~ in \O UT pncket, • MY 0 N[ A th eO! ll' Vd lh I he···· I ll .. ' f--~n5,..-,.,~. r-.:;-:.;_.--l ...,. C · '· , 6 lijJ' .01'71 Piete lne C'II.!Cr. l~ q u o~~c Q't E11en though you are a pragmattc pe rson, you a re shll an ImaginatiVe one; 1ndeed. you're bel· ter v1s10nary than most Utilize vour ere· at111e talenls when they are betorfl you SCORPIO (Oct 24·Nov 22) - Becau se youllconctuctyourbustne ssattalrstn a method ical manner, !here IS 11!tle doubl tl>lat you can make a prof1t when you choose to. YOu should be abl e to un tan· gle eveJl tncky s1tuallons . SAGITIARIUS (Nov 23-Dec 21 ) - You won I let vour prej udice or emotions interfere w1th your common sense If someone you don't eSpecially Uke can benefit you, you'll read ily work wit h him or her CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan. 1 9) - Your success Will be predtcated upon what's al stake If the ante 1s h1gh enough, vour drive and motivation will ove rcome all 1ears or sell-doubt AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) - That lrlendly personality of you rs will be 1n great working order There Will be no pre· judg1ng on your part of, anyone you meal for the first 11me, regardles s of wll at vou mig ht have heard P ISCES (Feb . 20-March 20) Sometimes lear can tnfluence your decision mak tng, but not at this lime. You'll be in too good of a mood to lhlllk ne gatively about anything or anyone and. as such, Will have a great day. ARIES (March 21 ·Aprll19) - Your aOih· ty 10 deal wllh the world around vou will be softer and more understanding than unusual, which makes you an extrem ely fnend ly person to De around. People 1n gene ral will be drawn to you TAURUS (April 20-Mav 20) - The rea· son you will so eas ily achle~te two lmpor· tarn object ives at this time ? You'll rely solely on yourself and no one elsa You know whal yoU want and how to get it. GEMINI (May 21 ·June 20) Partnership sltuj!llttons wil l go much smoother than uaual beCause everyone lnvol\18d eeem1 to understand wh o does whll bell, and each wtn get to play the role he or she Ia 0811 aulttd tor CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Your Alle..ment of whatever It Ia you went tO do will 1;18 right on the money; conse· quently, you'll wute little tlme doing all the jobs ustgnad to you E...erything will seem 10 eaay. I a TELL THE COPS JN finesse', you should fatl. East should drop speculating to others UBRA (Sept 23-0ct 23) - COW and BOY YKZXA YKRKOOKUN. " 'llrlhdo,v: Thursday, Aug. 21,2008 By Bernice Bade Oaol I"LL JUST WI'.NDER t>OWN THE SEACH II.ND Fl ND. SOME RI'.NDOM 51TUATION TO c~s 1 Today s clue· S equals L the spade queen under dummy's k~ng, and We st should rellHn a spade when m w1th the ctub k1ng G BIG NATE GRizZwELLS • 54 Swamped 55 Enjoy the sun go for the fm esse becau se it 1s a 50 per- cent Need a lob Done? I action 10 Talisman 12 Toughened by exposure 13 Enormously 14 Synthetic fabrics 15 Mellows 16 Corral 18 Et, for Hans 19 Column type 21 Grades . papers 25 Twisted and turned 29 Maria · Conchita31 Like Parmesan 33 Monotony 34 Parlor piece 35 Hold in high regard 37 Motel freebies 38 Hunks of cheese 40 Cave dweller 43 Day before 44 Madame Bovary 48 Imperative 50 Federated to Previous Puzzle mathemati cally supenor one For exam· pi e· suppose you neeQ enher a ftnesse to work or a su1t to d1v1d e 3·3. You should CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION ~ 5 Cover story Answer When yol.l must Oec1de between two lm es of play. usually you wtll la ke !he tNtfl(iY! PSI CONSTRUCTION ~ North East 3 NT · All pass You can get lucky twice PAYING TOP PRICES FOil cais Cllverters• c...., Classilieds West Pass Opening lead. ¥ J Manlay's Recycling Advertise in this space for $64 per month "' ' 3 • 6 5 2 " A Q3 • QJ >I>AQJ 9 6 s 'l'he " K6 2 t A 10 9 • 814 v Sbop K 6532 West ROGER HYSEUS GARIGE 740.446.9200 08 - ~ 0.()8 .. 5 4 140-992-1611 turnHure t Lithe O! North • A K4 52 Saddle horses 53 Postponed 1 1 1 1 • I by I dling m 11f! fYII S5111S ~· ou deo·edou fro1· ~:l!D N:;. word! 2 i: (•Jo..., ~ FJ.! IN1 NUMAF RfD tETTf rS-I rJ 117.-,J 4 f:l IHf Sf. SQ UARl ~ j =;:::::'-::::'=:::=':':'::c:=:::;::::t:::::=:;=~::::;-:=-:;~ ft UNSC ~ A MSU LET1E R5 iO ~ ('f 1 :. r..J£ ! I"! R · . \ l f\,A.Ml f fli :\f..:<.;\\Tih :<. '1 1 il~ 1 \ 11\CI[ <il ll( ll hi i ~JI·. !'-1 - I t k.J r : H ! R "1\now lc-dge come" trom t.tkmg. tl ungs ap<tl :."t!k " ~ ~~ man s3id . .. but \~i sdorn r onH:o;; trorn putt i n ~ t hll1 ~ ~ l'uc k ARLO & JANIS It 's 110 1 going so well here M) folks arc prelly upsc1 1· hp!!~ ia!l y 111) Dad - Of coursel They only know me as that scared. clueless IIUie girl they mei five years ago. Cause I love you Genell Lee1n l~ l ll ackground of Mi ry Lou & Gene at w.w~erlolnd)lrlil com SOUP TO NUTZ 1'1<'1"\,.. f!<lBS . sat() I.i. a ~OS'/ L!li"Le WCIII'1 ~ o ld NoW WHI/ WCI.ILD S~e sat< THU ? (/II •, I ~eaRP HeR WHeN J: was LISTeN IN. iN ON T>ie E>rreNSIONl' �Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, August 20, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, August20, 2008 ALLEY OOP www.mydailysentinel.com . The Daily Sentinel • Page BS ' NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE ACROSS J•uhli .. · Nuth •t.•:o-; in Nl!" \"'"'l•upcr·s . '\'tuu- I:CIAhl lu Knu'\'\o'• l>cli'\•crctl lf.ighl In '""uur· l>unl'. Phillip Alder NOTICE TO CONTRAC· Project or less, tract; and ready for Grantors' North 38 deg. 30' East Pomeroy, OH Thence along the West use by June 2oth of 170.5 feet to a point in TORS Specifications, and bid 740·992·6689 Sealed proposals for forms may be secured ~8) ~o . 27 ~9) 3 line of said 15 acre, each year. the center of said road the Portland at the oHice of Meigs more or less , tract, EKcepting unto the to the North line of Center C o u n t y Community North a distance of Grantors, the right to said 74 acre tract , YOUNG'S Public Notice 335.06 teet to an exist· have e~e:cluslve use of thence East 95 feet to Electrical Prolect , Commissioners, ing wooden post being the tool cages year the center or Leading Meigs Countv. Ohio as Courthouse, Pomeroy, per specifications in Ohio 45769· Phone f Sheriff Sales the Nor1hwest corner round for the perkld of Creek; thence Soulh 10 · bid packet will be 740·992·2895 . A Case Number 08CV013 of said 15 acre , more five ~5) years and year deg. West 346.5 feet to Room Additions & 29670 BaShan Road received by the Meigs deposit of 0 dollars will Farmers Bank & or less~ tract ; round for any period the South tine of • Remodeling F.lac1ne Oh1o • New Homes New G11rages Thence along said Grantors have exer- Section 13 ; thence C o u n I y be required lor each Savings Co. 45771 Eleclru:;al & Plu mbing North line East a dis· cised the option to use West 41 o feet along ' CommissiOners ' at set of plans and speci- Plain! iff • Garages 740.949·2217 Roofmg & Gutters tance of 101 8.00 feet the premises as herein said South line of thelr o1fice at the flcations, check made VS • Complete Vinvl Sidi ng & Painting Section 13 ; thence Raymond & Megan to the' principal point of prOvided. Courthouse, Pomeroy. payable to: Pallo 11nd Porch Deck! Sizes 5'x10' Remodel ing beginning, containing This reservation or West 410 feet along Ohio 45769 until ' 1:DD The full amount will be Andrews wv 036725 to 10'x30' 0.912 acre, more or exception contem· said line to the place of p.m., Sept. 4th, 2008 returned within thirty Defendants V.C . YOUNG Ill and !hen at t.:15 p.m. at (30) days alter recelpl Court of -Common less, in said Section 16 plates the joint use of beginning, containing 992·6215 Hours said office opened and of bids. Each bid must Pleas, Meigs County, and 7.354 acres, more the rest rooms and eye 1.72 acres. Stop & Compare Pome roy Ohto or less, in said 38 Acre washing stations by Current Owner : Andy read aloud for. the fol· be accompanied by Ohio 7:00 AM • 8:00 PM 25 Years Local Exper1ence 1 14 •1 mo p d lowing: either a bid bond in an In pursuance of an lot No. 171 for a total the Grantors' and the 0. Doczi et al Fl\ P,ortland Community amount of 100% of the order of sale to me of 8.266 acres, more or Grantee's . employees 31048 Carson Rd. Center Electrical bid amount with a directed from said loss, subject to all legal. or agenls . Middleport, Ohio IIWIS Stanley TreeProlect. surety satisfactory to court in ttie above enti- easements and rights· Excepting further unto PP# 11·00936.000 lO .... CHfTI Specifications, and bid the aforesaid Meigs tied -action, I will of-way. the Grantors , their. Prior Deed References : Trimming COl\ 5 11( L Cl iO I\ forms may be secured C 9 u n t y expose to sale at pub- Bearings are assumed heirs and assigns, the .Volume 189. Page 41 Sl. Rl.124 Pamerty,IN at the oHice of Meigs Commissioners or by lie auction on the front and are for the deter- unlimited use of two • Appraised at $55 ,000 & Removal Conorele Removal 740·992·5682 C o u n t certified check, steps of the Meigs mination of angles water wells associated Terms of Sale: Cannot "' Pinmpt and Qua llty and Replacement , with this real estate. be sold for less than · Commissioners, cashiers· check, or let- County Court House only. Olltln 9·6 M·F Wllrk ., Courthouse, Pomeroy, ter of credit upon a sol· on Friday, Sept 26, The above description These wells may be 213rds olthe appraised 9·12Sat. All Types Of Ohio 45769 Phone 740· vent bank In the 2008 at 10 a.m., of said Was prepared from an used tor Grantors· value . 10% down on "' Rt·a ~ {lllitblc Ratt·s Concrete Work 992-2895 A deposit of amount of not less day, the following actual survey made on commercial opera · day of sale , cash or "' ln ~ured Johnson 's Tree 0 dollars will be than fO% of the bid described real estate : the 15th day of May, tiona! needs. certified check , bal · 28 Years Experience '' Exlll.'n cnccd Service requi~ed for each set of aroount in favor of the The following 19~5, by c. Thomas Excepting unto the ance due on confirma· R c h:; r~·nn;!'i A\ ;:nlahle 1 plans and specifics· aforesaid Meigs described premises, Smith, Ohio Grantors, their heirs tion of sale. David lewis Complete Tree Care lions, check made C o u n t y situated in the Village Professional Surveyor, and assigns, the right The appraisal did lnouted • Fte£ E•llmalu Call Gurv Swnlcy @ 740-992-6971 r• o U t· 9J.IH payable to ·. The full Commissioners Bid of Middleport, County #6844. to access• these wells include an interior 740-59 I -XII44 Insured w1ll be Bonds shall be accom· of Meigs and State of Together with all ~nd lay temporary examination of the amount ?0 y1Mr8 •u~llenc ~ WV0421B2 Free Estimales Pk:.t ~L' lea\.: m~~sa ' C' s~ nlcr Crl,re" hereditaments, appur· lines across the above house. returned within thirty panied by Proof ot Ohio: & C~u rcl t Oiac otHtl ~30) days after receipt Authority of the official Being Lot No. 23 in tenances, rights, privi· described real estate Robert E. Beegle, of bids. or agonl signing the Sheffield'& Addition to leges and easements for irrigation and other Meigs County SheriN rw: lrtNIJIIIr Each bid 'must be bond. the said VIllage of thereunto belonging purposes . Attorney for the plain· J..l/))' accompanied by either Bids shall be sealed Middleport, Ohio, ~ref · but subjeclto all legal Excepting unto the IIH a bid . band in an and marked as Bid f.or erence being made to highways, zoning ordi· Grantors, Cecil Tyrone Lerner Sampson & amount of 1110% of t~e Tuppers Plains Pump the recorded plat of nances, restrictions , Brinager and Lori A. Rothfuss 111 'l'\1 Ill ~ bid amounl with a House and mailed or said addition), except easements and condi· Brinager, their heirs PO Box 5480 111 1 11'(' ~ 'l ih 'l'l ~ R. i~t.l surety satisfactory to delivered to: Meigs 100 feet off the west tions of record that do and assigns, the right Cincinnati, OH 45201 l't ~~.: kl'll l t. tpl'-.. the aforesaid Meiss C o u n t y end of the premises not aHecl merketabili· of lirst refusal should 513·241·3t00 C o u n I y Commissioners herelofore conveyed, ty.. the Grantee ever (8) 20, 27 ~9) 3 S 11a1:' ~· \', 11 t111t.:l'' }J!l?clw~ad ~~bJ nmylln~ Commissioners or by Courthouse, Pomeroy, containing 66 feet front In addition, a 30' ease- desire to sell the real I~ P IIl, lll Sh,1tk' . m~l t'- 111 1l' certified check, Ohio 45769. Attention by 92 feet back. menl lor ingress and estale. The Grantors, , 'I'W"W. tlwbi::cr I:-el:. :::a.!.drt;>etry .eom Public Notice Plu-, Ptl lm1 l k d -, k ll h cashiers check, or let· of bidders is called to Reference Deed: egress, with the cen· Cecil Tyrone Brinager ter of credit upon a sol· all of the requirements Volume 71, Page 823, terline described as and Lori A. Brlnager, their heirs and SHERIFF SALES Rllt llll'r-, vent bank in the contained in this bid Meigs County Official follows: !"\1.1 ~ . \Nil\ amounl of not less packet, particularly to Records. Being a part of a 15 assigns, shall be CASE NUMBER 08 CV Z459 St Rt 160 ·Gallipolis llttllll':HO-jJIJ2..t!211 than 111% of lhe bid the Federal Labor Auditor's Parcel No.: acre, more or less, offered the'rightto pur- 038 CALL FOR FREE IMAT ( "lll:l<ll-<16-61<< amount In favor of the Standards Provisions 15·00172.000 tracl of land trans· chase at any price the HSBC Mortgage aforesaid Meigs and Davis-Bacon Property known as : ferred to Charles R. Grantee, Alexander Services, Inc. y Wages, various lnsur- 341 S. Second Avenue , and Waynita C. Harris Buckallew, offers the Plpintiff C o u n t Public Notice Commissioners. Bid ance requirements, Middleport, OH 45760 as recorded In Deed same to any other indi· vs Bonds shall be accom- various equal opportu· AHorney for Plaintiff: Book 175 at Page 297; vidual. Grantors, Cecil John Farley et al thence along a line ere· panted by Proof of nlty provisions, and little, Sheets & Warner, Meigs County Tyrone Brlnager and Defendants aled by this survey Authority of tho official the requirement for a 211·213 E. Second Recorder 's Office, Lori A. Brinagor, their Court of Common North so· 52· 31'" West or agent signing the payment bond and per· Street, Pomeroy, ·OH Meigs Count~, Ohio, heirs and assigns shall Pleas, Meigs County, 273.40 feet to tile cenbond. formance bond for 45769, Telephone: (740) also being a part of have 60 days after noli· Ohio ter ol Ohio SR 143, Bids shall be sealed 100% of the contract 992K6689 Section 16 and a part fication to accept or In pUrsuance of an passmg an iron pin set and marked as Bid for price. No bidder may Curren! Owner: of 38 Acre lot No. 171 , reject the right to pur· order of sale to me by this survey al 28.19 Portland Community wilhdraw his bid within Raymond & Megan Township·2·North , chase. Racine, Ohio 740-247-2019 directed from sa1d feet from the center of Center Electrical and lhirty ~30) days after Andrews R a n g e · 1 3 ·West ,. Reference Deed: court in the above enti- Ohio SR 143; thence mailed or delivered to: ·lhe actual date of the Property al: 341 South Lebanon Township, Volume 121, Page 191, lied action, I will along the centerline or Ceil: 740·416·5047 Meigs County opening thereof. The Second Ave. Meigs County, Ohio, Meigs County Official expose to sale at pub- Ohio SR 143 North 15" Owners : Commissioners Meigs County Middleport, OH and more particularly Records. lie auction on the front 49• 43 .. East distance of email; Jon Van Meter & · Courthouse C o m m i s s i o n e r s PP, 15·00172.00 described as follows: SUBJECT TO RIGHT steps of the Me1gs 78.31 feet to ·lhe point jrshadfrm @aol.com Paul Rowe Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 reserve the right to Prior Deed References: Beginning at a point In OF FIRST REFUSAL TO County Court House of beginning , contain· Attenlion of bidders Is reject any or all bids. Volume 71, Page 823 the cenlerline of Stale PURCHASE AS STAT· on Frtday, Sept. 26, .ing 0.8428 acres more called to all of the Jim Sheets, President Appraised at $25,000 Route# I 24 assumed ED ABOVE AS 2008 altO a.m., of saod or less. MIKE MARCUM requirements con- Meigs County Terms of Sale: Cannel 10 be the Northeast RECORDED IN VOL· day, the following The above description tained in this bid pack· Commissioners. be sold for less than corner of said 38 Acre UME 121, PAGE 191 , d~scrlbed re~l estate : was made in accor· ROOfiNG & RI·MOIIII.IN!; Co . et, particularly to the (8) 20, 27 ~9) 3. 213rds of lhe appraised lot No. 171; MEIGS COUNTY OFFI- Situated 1n the dance with an actual Rubber Roo1ing. Room Additions. Decks . Shinq lr>s. Federal Labor value. 10% down on Thence along said cen· CIAL RECORDS. Township of Columbia, survey conducted Siding. Window s. PoiP Barns. Garages. Standards Provisions day of sale, cash or terline South 03' .32' Auditor's Parcel NoS.: Coun~y of Meigs, State under the supervision In suranc e Work. Residential & Corn nwr ci<~ l Public Nolice and Davls·Bacon cerlilied check, bal· 02" West a distance of 07·00281.001 and 07· ol Oh1o: of Eugene Triplett PS 740-245·0.:j3 7 sed & Bond ed 30 Years Wages·, various insur· ance due on conflrma· 30.06 feet to a point; 00282.001 Situated In Sec. 24 , T. 6766 on 8111/19 79. Licen Free Est imates Experience ance requirements, SheriH Sales tlon of sale. Thence leaving said Properly Address: 9N, R15W, Ohio Bearings are based n a various equal opportu· Case Number 08CV013 The appraisal did centerline West a dis· 54880 SR 124, Company Purchase, survey recorded irrVol. BAD CREDIT? Bank & include an Interior Umce of433. 131eet to Portland, OH 45770 nity provisions, and ·Farmers and being a parcel cr?· 4, Pg. 521, Meigs the requirement for a Savings Co. examination of the a point on the Easlllne Allorney for ated out of the Ritch1e County O.R. Guttering paymenl bond and per· PlaintiH house. ofa8.266acro,moreor Defendanls, Cecil Coo properly ~Vol. 444, Said premises also Seamless Gutters formance- bond for vs Robert E. Beegle, less, tract; Tyrone Brlnager and Pg. 045, ~eigs County known as: Root1ng, S1dmg, Guuers 100% of the contract Andrew & Megan Meigi County Sheriff Thence along said Lori A. Brlnager: little, OR.) be1ng bounded 28436 State Route 143 price. Andrews et at Anorney lor the plain· East line North 32' 08' Sheets & Warner, 211· and described as fol- Albany OH 457 t 0•9080 Insured & Bonded No bidder may wllh· Defendants tiff 50" East a distance of 213 E. Second Slreel, lows : . PPN: 0!;.00388 .004 740·653·9657 draw his bid within Court of Common Little Sheets & Warner 35.43 feet to a , 5/8" Pomeroy, OH 45769, Bo~lnnl~g at a potn! Current Owner: lhirly ~30) days alter Pihea s, JMoigs County, 213 #.2nd Sl. Pomeroy, iron pJn set on the Telephone: ~740) 992· whtch IS South 15 John Farley et al the aclual date of lhe 0 10 OH 45769 assumed North line of 6689 49 '43" West188.48 feet Property Deed opening thereof. The In pursuance of an 740·992-6689 said 38 Acre lot No. Current owner: from the intersection References : Volume Meigs County order of sale to me (8) 20, 27, ~9) 3 f71; Alexander J. Buokaliew of Ohio SR 143 and 210 , Page 625 Commissioners directed from said Thence along said otal Lemaste Road ~Twp. A'praised at 90 000 reserve the right to court In the above entl~ Nqrth line Eost a dis· Property at: 54880 St. Rd. 2) ; the~ce along Terms of Sale: Cannot rejecl any or all bids. tied acllon, I will Public Notice tance ol4 I 6. I 3 feetlo Rl. 124, Porlland, Ohio the South lone of the b"e ~old for less than ~8) 15, 20, 27 expose to sale at pub· the principal point of PP~ 07-00281.001 Steve flussell properly 213 rds of the appraised lie auction on lhe fronf Sheriff Sales beginning. 07·00282.001 ~O.R. 48. Pg. 473, Me1gs value. tO% down on stops of the Meigs Case ,Number 04CV120 Bearings are assumed Prior Deed References: County ~eed Re~ords) day of sale, cash or County Court• House o Home National Bank and are lor lhe deter· Volume 121, Page191 North 80 57 34 East certified check bal· Public Notice Friday, Sept. 26, 2008 at PlainiiH mination of angles Appraised at $120,000 333.73 feet to an iron ance due on co~firm•· PUBLIC NOTICE10 a.m., of said day, the vs only. Terms of Sale : Cannot · pin found by this sur· tion of sale. NOTICE: · is hereby following described Alexander J. Buokallew The above description . be sold for less !han vey on the Westline of The appraisal did not 503 Mill St•ltllddepon. 01 45160 given that on Saturday, real estate: et al was prepared from an 213rds of the appraised the Jeffrey Jacobs include an interior 146-992-3894 actual survey made on value. 10% down on property (O.R. 04, Pg examination of the August 23, · 2008 at The following real Defendants 10:00 a.m., a public estate situated In the Court or Common the 15th day of May, day of sale, cash or 521, Meigs County house. Open MendaY-ft'ldiV 8:00 •-5:00 1m sola will be held at 211 Village ol Middleport, Pthea.s, Meigs County, 1995, by C. Thomas certified check, bat- Deed Records), pass- Robert E. Beegle, SatUnlll 9:00 D12:00 Ill Smith, Ohio ance due on conlirma· ing an Iron pin found Meigs County Sheriff W Second St., County of Meigs and 0 10 Pomero~. Ohio. The Stale of Ohio, and In pursuance of an Professional Surveyor, tion of sale. by this survey a 30.86 A1torney for the the appraisal did not feet from the center of Plaintiff Farmers Bank and bounded and order of sale to me #6844. Savings Company Is described as follows: directed from said Also G·rantors granite include an Interior Ohio SR 143; thence John D. Clunk Allmln•• •lll1lllilt1m Wllllll selling for cash In Being known as Lot court in the above enti- Grantees herein, the examination of the along Jacobs West line 5601 Hudson Dr. CataiVIJC hend or certified check No. 56 in Palmers lied action, I will right to use and have house. Sou lh 25" 19' 46" w t . es Hudson, OH 44236 lllllll•s And 111•11 the following collater· Addlllon to said Village expose lo sale at pub· access lo a 10 horse- Robert ~- Beegle, 189.35 teet to an ~ron 330•342 •8203 · ICIII fiJr C1111111 PriCeSI al: of Middleport, Ohio, lie auclion1m the front power water well on Meigs County Sheriff pin set by this survey ; ,(S) 20 , 27 , ~ 9 ) 3 2002 Chevy Trailblazer late lhe Village ot steps of lhe Meigs Granlors properly, pro- Attorney: 1GNDT13SX221g5633 Sheffield and for fur· counly Court House on vided Grantees, !heir little, Sheet_s & Warner The Farmers;Bank and !her description of said Friday, Sept. 26,2008 at successors and 213 E. 2nd Avo. Savings Company, lot, reference Is to be 10 a.m., of said day, the assigns, pay lor the Pomeroy, OH 45760 RICK PRICE Pomeroy, Ohio, had to the recorded following described upkeep of the well. 740·992·6689 New llomt's. Room Additions. Remodeling, reserves lhe right to plat of said Village. Lot ieaJ eslate: Siluale in Excepllng any coal, oil , ~8) 20, 27 ~9) 3 ~lrtal & ·Shingle Roofs, Siding. Decks, t:Jid at this sale, and to Is 96 feet on Lincoln the Township of gas or other minerals Ullthroom Remodt'ling Lkensed & Insured withdraw the above Street and 66 feet on Lebanon, County of previously reserved or wv •o40954 Cell 740-590·7666 740-992·0730 Public Notice ooilaloral prior to sale. alley. Meigs, Slate of Ohio, excepted, togelhor Further, The Farmers Referenced Deed: to·wit: with associated rights. Bank and Savings ' Volume 54, Page 903, Situate in the Township Excepling unto t~e SHERIFF SALES J&L Company reserves the Meigs County Ollicial of Lebanon, Counly of Grantors, Cecil Tyrone Case Number 07CV125 righllo reject any or all Records. Meigs, State of Ohio, Brlnager and Lori A. Wells Fargo Bank Construction bids submitted. Auditor's Parcel No. : to·wil: Brlnager, the right lo Plaintiff • Vinyl Siding Tho above described 15·01709.000 Being a part of a 15 use the pole building vs Roofing, Sidmg, • Replacement collaleral will be sold Prop~rty known as: acre, more or less, ~packing house), load· Andy ,O. Doczlot al Sollil, Decks, Windows "as is-where is", with 240 Lincoln Street, tract of land trans· ing docks, driveway Defendants Doors, Windows, no expressed or Middleport, OH 45760 lerred to Charles R. and a 510 x 32 foot hot Court of Common • Roofing Electric, Plumbing, Implied warranty Attorney for PlalniiH: and Waynita C. Harris house which is used , Pleas, Meigs County, • Decks Drywall, given. For further infer- l1Hie 1 Sheets & Warner, as recorded In Deed for cardboard storage Ohio • Garages '' Remodelrng, Room ·mation, or for an 211·213 E. Second Book 175 at Page 297, along with one office In pursuance or an • Pole Buildings Addrl1ons appointment to inspect Street, Pomeroy, OH Meigs County for a period of live (5) order of sale lo me • Room Additions collateral, prior 10 sale 45769, Telephone: ~740) Recorder's Office, years from the date of dlreoled from said local Contractor Owner: date conlaot Cyndie Qr 992-6689 ' Meigs County, Ohio, closing. Granlors' right court in the above enti· 740-367-0544 Ken at740·992·2136. · Current Owner: also being a part of to use these facllllles tied aollon, I will James Keesee II Free Estimates (8) 20, 21 , 22. Andrew & Megan Section 16 and a part shall be from June 20th extiose lo sale at pub· 740-3~7 -0536 742·2332 Andrews et al pf 38 Acre Lot No. 171, lhrough October 31 " of lie auction on the front · ProPerty at: 240 Township·2-North, each year. Except fur- stePs of the Meigs Public Notice Lincoln Streel Ran g e • 1 5 ·We sl , ther, for a period of five County Courl House Foa· lh-rnodcling and New House Uuilding Middleport, OH 45760 lebanon Township, ~5) years , the year on Friday, Sept. 26, l'all: MARCUM CONSTRU("TJON Meigs County, Slate of round use of a second 2008 al 10:00 a.m., of NOTICE TO CONTRAC· PP• 15-01709.000 TORS . Prior Deed References: Ohio and more parlicu· cHico in tho building. said <lay, the following • Room Addition s • Garages • Vinyl larly described as fol· Excepling furlher to described real estale: Sealed proposals for Volume 54, Page 903 and Wood Siclmg • Rooting • Pole .the Granlors, lhe Siluated In Rutland lhe Tuppers Plains Appraised at $45,000 lows; . Meigs Pump House Terms of Sale: Cannot Beginning at a 518" iron option of using these Township, Burn s • Pu11u 's, Porches and Decks Construclion Project, be sold lor less than pin set which is assets and rights lor County, State of Ohio: Meigs County Ohio As 213rds ollhe appraised assumed to bear West an additional five ~5) Beginning in the cen· provided ter of the Hinham road per specifications In value. 10% down on a distance of • 416.13 years, .n:!W Ril'hd Road . Lung Buttom . OH bid packet will be day of sale, cash or feet from the Northeasl Grantor pays Grantee on the Soulh line or received by the Meigs certified check, bal· corner of said 38 Acr& the sumo f $10,000.00 Section 1~, said line C o u n t y ance due on oonflrma- Lol No. 17t, Township· for each year of use also being the South 2, . Range 13; , payable by June 1st of line of a 74 acrelract or Commissioners at lion or sale. Cell 7-I0-<16- I B)4 The appraisal did not Thence South 32Q 08' each year. land recorded In Deed lhelr oHice atlhe lS+ i~' i'trrJ experi4'11ce l'ree E!tlil!lale.fi Courthouse, Pomeroy, include an interior 50" Wesl a distance of By acceptance of Book 143, Page 412,; Ohio 45769 until 1:00 examination of the 554 38 feel to a 518" delivery of lhls deed, thence North 56 deg. Iron pin set; Grantee agrees to have 20' East 234 feet to a P.M., September 11 , house. Beegle, Thence North 79° 28' the packing house point In tho center of 2008 and then at 1:15 Robert E. 31 " West a distance of cleared and ready lor said road ; ' thence P.M. al said office Meigs County Sheriff for the 735.39 feet to an exist· Granlors' use by June North 45 dog. 30' East opened and read aloud Allorney t) lng wooden post being lsi ol each year and t07 feetlo a point to a lor lhe following : Plaintiff Tuppers Plains Pump linie, Sheels & Warner the Southwest corner "further agrees to have point In the center of of sa)d t!> acre, more the hot house cleared said road ; . thence Houea Construction 214 E 2nd St. CARPENTER SERVICE Hill's Self Storage ROBERT BISSEll CONSTRUCTIIN i I + • to a 1 MONTY East •QJ 10 9 8 • 73 YJI09 87 >I>K 52 South Dealer: South · Vulnerable. Both South l NT FRANK & EARNEST VOILA/ MATHil / INTO DOWN 1 Complacent 2 Fast sled 3 LandSin '"Ia mer" 4 "Mad Max" .Gibson 5 Whichever 6 Comic-strip 23 Fishing moppet gear 7 Hair curler 24 Furrowed 8 Bow in 26 Clouseau's submission valet · 9 Passports, 27 Jazzy etc. James fO Gleeful 28 Heart-felt shout 30 Popular 1t Hunt-and· egg dtshes peck error 32 - Plaines 12 Tums at the 36 Dallas plate eager 17 Naval oH. 39 Rhylhm 19 Puts into 40 Forehead , circulation 41 Water, in 20 loving Tijuana gesture 42 Gymnasts' 21 P1ct1Jre goals border 44 Corsica 22 Helm position neighbor 45 Wire mea· sures 46 Ove~y docile 47 AHix 48 Ms. Thurman 49 Last degree 51 Home tor white mice chan c~ and a 3·3 break IS only 35.53 percen t. L~~~~~~~~~::~~~~~~~~~~::~==~~~==~~~::~~--~s~-~~~o~ BARNEY PARSON, I BEEN WONDERIN'-IF ANGELS LIVE IN HEAVEN, WHY DO THEY NEED WINGS? IT AIN'T AS IF THAR'S SOM,EPLACE BETTER TO FLY OFF TO! Occas ional ly, though. you can combtne • these cha nGes ~ as 1n th1 s deal. You are 1n three no-trump and West leads the heart tack: four. ktng. ace . What would be your line of play ? You have frve top tncks. two spades. tw o hearts (given trick one ) and one club You can get to nrne eastly 1f yOu peek at the lull layout But the correct play is to lead the diamond queen from your hand at trick two· tf 11 wms, cross lo du mmy m spades and take lhe club frnes se At th e wors1. you w1n mn e tricks vra tw o spades, two hearts. one dramond and four clubs If, though, a defender takes your THE BORN LOSER "(,~\t:.F, '(OU ~LL'< ~OULD"""i' \:>UE.C:.~\~ ~ IZ£~~S\LIT'f I 1>0 OCLE.C,P\T(. ~ Rt~POOSII!>IUT'(! AAD\Jt-11> 11£1Zr,ot-Uit-l r>.. W~ILE., F'[ t>ELECA\t:. ~~IBIL.IT~ WI\Cl>\E.\IE.R ~Tf\1 t>IC:> 60E.') WRO~~t> I-IERE.! FR"-NCIS, I J\!sT GOT A HOP.OSCOI'E TELLING ME I"M THE 11"-STEP. OF EVER'!' SiTUATION 1 I SHOULD BE ABLE To TR'I' JUST ABOUT AN'I'· THIN(, I'.ND DO IT dta· mond queen wi th h1s ace a(ld returns a heart, w1n the tnck. cash th e dt amond jacK , play a spade to dummy's ki ng. and take the dtamond kmg Dtd the srx mtss· 1ng dmmonds spht 3·3? If so claim two spades. two hearts , tour dtamonds and one club. If not. take the club hnesse. hop1ng for the best In thi s last vanat1on. you get home if ellher diamonds are 3·3 or the club frnesse works That rs approxi matel y a 67.8 percent hne. Not e that if you Immediately cross to dummy 1n spades and take lhe club . CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebrtty C1pfler cry,:tot~ ra1ls are crea'ed IromCl.iOlal• o· s b1la mou~ pecpe Each letle• 1n 1he :• pher st ands lo anctre1 "' KFH --~= ~=-----~ ·----- - - PERF ECTL.'t'r-..:...!...., . PEANUTS ··vKZXA'N OH CRUD, NOTHIN'. . (_ AND t AM NOT SENSITIVE ABOUT MY WEIGoHT! MIKE W. 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VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) - Althoug h 1ntan~ble thmgs or ideas mtght confuse vou, you'll fare exception ally well Wllh anyth ing you can touch or feel Deal strictly with what's at hand, and leave the b!!· for m four s1mple word~ VOJLIA ,. j kct me.d," thL' b~ s l p l a~. e l~l put L...,...J..-~...L.-~..J \O Ur l r{lUh ll' ~ 1~ in \O UT pncket, • MY 0 N[ A th eO! ll' Vd lh I he···· I ll .. ' f--~n5,..-,.,~. r-.:;-:.;_.--l ...,. C · '· , 6 lijJ' .01'71 Piete lne C'II.!Cr. l~ q u o~~c Q't E11en though you are a pragmattc pe rson, you a re shll an ImaginatiVe one; 1ndeed. you're bel· ter v1s10nary than most Utilize vour ere· at111e talenls when they are betorfl you SCORPIO (Oct 24·Nov 22) - Becau se youllconctuctyourbustne ssattalrstn a method ical manner, !here IS 11!tle doubl tl>lat you can make a prof1t when you choose to. YOu should be abl e to un tan· gle eveJl tncky s1tuallons . SAGITIARIUS (Nov 23-Dec 21 ) - You won I let vour prej udice or emotions interfere w1th your common sense If someone you don't eSpecially Uke can benefit you, you'll read ily work wit h him or her CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan. 1 9) - Your success Will be predtcated upon what's al stake If the ante 1s h1gh enough, vour drive and motivation will ove rcome all 1ears or sell-doubt AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) - That lrlendly personality of you rs will be 1n great working order There Will be no pre· judg1ng on your part of, anyone you meal for the first 11me, regardles s of wll at vou mig ht have heard P ISCES (Feb . 20-March 20) Sometimes lear can tnfluence your decision mak tng, but not at this lime. You'll be in too good of a mood to lhlllk ne gatively about anything or anyone and. as such, Will have a great day. 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Tubbs Jones of Ohio dies, As Ohio State linebackers used ~~~E~~!t to NC~~.~.?.~~~~~~ '";"' to being eclipsed by No: 33 Affidavits link ex-Marshall coach (AP) - Sworn affidavits in a federallawsuit impli<.:ate former Marshall football coach Bob Pruett in an academic scandal and a jobs program for athletes that drew NCAA violations in 2001. The NCAA sanctions, which placed the Huntington university on four years probation and cost the school football and basketball scholarships. did not name Pruett. The affidavits from exstrength and conditioning coach Mike Jenkins and former linebackers Sam Goines and Charlie Tynes were attached to recent court documents in a 5-year-old' federal law suit filed by David Ridpath. Marshall's former NCAA compliance officer. Ridpath is suing Marshall, Pruett and others claiming he was used as a scapegoat, was White from Page 81 . we're going to be more balanced." While an offensive line that return-s all five starters . learns how to pass block. West Virginia still should be · · h one 0 f the nation s top rus -' ing teams. ' And at a school where decorated quarterbacks Major Harris and Rasheed Marshall left defenses in t~ir wake, White tops them all. White rushed for 1,335 yards as a junior, the sixthhighest total for a quarterback in Bowl Subdivision history. He holds the Big East career record with 3,506 yards and needs 784 to surpass the FBS record of 4,289 set by Missouri's Brad. Smith (rom 20022005. "It's my last year of college football. I guess I want to make the most of it," White said, ·:so I'm going to do whatever I can to make that happen. I'm just trying to win whatever way possible." Since White's freshman after the scant ion s w· e r e imposed and then fired two years later. NOTEBOOK The aftid avits, some as much as a year old, were first reported by CBSSportsline.com. Jenkins' ·affidavit said he was at a spring 1999 meeting in which Pruett assured the staff that former defensive back Danny Derricott and "certain football athletes" would be eligible for the fall 2000 season because they were assured of perfect grades in a physical education class. Volunteer assistant strength coach Bruce McAllister gave that ended up being the actual exam. The NCAA's 2001 report said when McAllister's action was exposed to other student s taking the class, the professor gave everyone an "A" in the course. The ·taw su it has accused Pruett and other members of the coaching staff of' trying to cover up extra work benefits tor athletes who performed janitorial duties at $25 an hour at a business owned by football booster Marshall Reynolds. The university was ordered to sever au · ties with the Huntington multimillionaire for at least five years. Reynolds has said he was wrongly saddled with most of the blame by the university during the NCAA investi gation. season in 2005, . West West Virginia, seeking its Virginia has ranked no third BCS bowl in four seaworse than fourth on the sons, has toughen~d its ground nationally. schedule with . oonconferNoel Devine ran for 627 ence games at Colorado and yards as a freshman and the at home against No. I 0 5-foot-8 speedster will take Auburn. The league's BCS team over the starting spot at running back from Steve should be determined over Slaton, who set a single- the final two weeks of the season. West season record with I,744 ·regular yards in 2006 and skipped Virginia plays at No. 25 his senior season to enter Pittsburgh on Nov. 28 and the NFL draft in 2008. returns to Morgantown to Another void was left by face No. •9 South ·Florida 260-pound fullback , Owen on Dec. 6. Schmitt. West Virginia is one of West Virginia is stilllook- only three FBS teams that ing for a backup to Devine. have won at least II games The candidates are Sanders, over the past three seasons. freshman Terence Kearns The others are · LS U and and junior Zach Hulce. Southern Cal. Sanders is the only one Stewart, who took over among the three who's had aftir Rich Rodriguez left a carry in a game. for Michigan in Decemb~r. For the second straight has kept his players year, the team's biggest focused, disciplining those question mark is on who underperform with defense. Quinton Andrews jogging tours of the stadiat safety is the only return- · um steps. He's offended by ing starter in the secondary. others who see him· as an The top two returning optimist. ta'cklers are linebackers "I'm a realist," he said. Reed Williams and Mortty . "H someone does good, Ivy. Williams had surgery they will be told that. If on both shoulders last win- someone doesn't do well, ter and said he doesn 't they will be told that. And if expect to be ready in time they don't like it, they will for the Aug. 30 season be shown the door. So I' m opener against Villanova. not ' Sunny' Bill Stewart." Fair the McDonalds Three-year Two-year old Colts and old Fillies. Miller Time Geldings. JL's Man of Brett Miller won· the grand Action with Ryan Holton in · slam with his fourth win of the sulkey won the event from Page 81 the day in the sulky of Foxy aboard the Eric Nesselroad Inquire out of the Lowe Samantha of the Undertaker trained mount. The winner Stables in McConnelsville. · J~seph D. Lanmng. Crown turned a 2:10:03 clocking Race number five was . Tome Starlac was second ahead of Full of Design exciting and fast with Flight and Don Spenc~r on t~e with Charlie Schoonover as Attendant Flying ahead of sulky of Crown Tome Cuue driver. Guy Malone serves JL Fast Learner out of the was thtrd. Both s~cond and as trainer with owner of secHall Stables in West thord place entnes were ond place entry Diana Portsmouth bringing home owned by Esther M. Malone of Waterford. The trophy dash for Twosecond. Don Spencer and Crownover of f>:1cArthur. Expensive Diva, owned The. race was run on 2:09: I. Year Colts and Geldings locally by Timothy D. Fry Race number et~ht pro- was won by Brett Miller of Middleport, Ohio and du~ed a photo. fimsh With . (2:09: I) in race number 12trained by Don Spencer had JL s Ntt~ Mustc posttng the his fifth of the day. Miller is a good run for place. The u!lset won ~ve: SS De_rby also currently the top-rated winning time for the Two- Girl . m a 2.06.2 clockmg. driver in the Buckeye State year old Fillies was 2:04:03. The w1nnong entry from as the Circuit winds down Lady driver Nicole West Portsmouth· saw Enc to the latter months of the Harness brought home Nesselroad ~s. the trainer. season. The win was also Macs Audrey with the vic- The First DtvtSjOn Three- Kathy Hawk's fourth win as tory in race number six for year old race was the closest trainer for the day. Second was Skymaster and Charlie' Two-Year Old Fillies. race of the afternoon. Haley Coy of Ty The oldest driver in the Schoonover with Turned On VanRhoden fought it out for field posted on the tenth race · of Don Spencer in third. place with Keeponrolnbaby for Free-for-All trotters was Spencer was owner/driver/trainer for the and Brett Miller. The race 89-year old Walter Young of time was 2: 14:2. Barnes'ville. Young did not top-three entry. The unique design of win, but made a solid showThe last race was one of "The Rock" makes the rae- ing of second behind the best. That final race of ing close and exciting and Quikmaster of lady driver the day and the year at the sometimes enables the dark- Kathryn Hawk or Onent. Meigs County facility was horse to pull into victory Young took second afer won by Looknforthebigtime lane. It also evens out the Omega R broke stride on and driver Steve Hettinger. pack and provides for a the. backchute then momen- The winning mount was wealth of great racing much tanly challenged for the owned by Frank Johnson of like that witnessed· during lead to fall short by three . Hamden. Queen Samantha Saturday's racing. The next lenghts at the finish. with driver Bill Long, Jr. race saw Get A Jet was the Makmg the run more out of Beaver, Ohio with winner with Brett Miller. in impressive was the' jaunt Turbulent Air Inc as owner the bike with Fantastic Lane was within striking differ- placed second with Crown second (Jackson, Ohio) and ence of the track record at · Time Cheer of Esther 2:0S:4. Punchcredible third. Crownover and driver One of the best races. Southern Valley Colt Charlie Schoonover in also had one of the largest Circuit race eleven saw third. The winning time was fields with seven entries for three entries post for the 2:08: I. Outlaws Francis is the 2007 outlaw champion. Shane Clanton, "Chubz.illa" Chub Frank. from Page 81 · the · defending DTW€ champion; Shannon Babb, Francis, 40, of Ashland, Rick Eckert, Clint Smith, Fuller, John Ky., continued his summer Tim hot streak in the first-ever Blankenship, Vic ,Coffey, WoO LMS visit to the and Joe Isabell round out three-eigr.th ; -mile oval. the top ten in points and will roaring forward from the be on hand Saturday. These traveling stars will sixth starting spot to grab the lead for good with a lap- be joined by local stars Ben .11 pass of . Swainsboro, Adkins, Jason Montgomery, Ga.'s Jeremy Faircloth. Conley, R(ld Delmas Conley, Mike Wilson, Jeff Houser, Bobby Kitchen, Rick Combs, Donnie Stew.an, Greg Oliver, and Keith Berner. For more in formation fans should visit the K-C Raceway website at www.kc-raceway.com or call 740-289-4114 or 6634141. K-C Raceway is located 12 miles south of Chillicothe off SR 23 , three miles out Blain Highway at Alma. COLUMBUS (AP) Marcus Freeman doesn 't mind staying in the background while All-American James Laurinaitis gets all the attention. , He's also more than happy to stay in the shadows when two teammates are trading pranks. ''I'm not a huge fan of people pranking me back, so I just like tu watch and get a good laugh." Freeman said of the almost constant give and take between Laurinaitis ;md his Ohio State backup at .linebacker, Austin Spitler. Quietly and effectively, Freeman has established himself as one of the best linebackers around. He was a second-team all-conference choice by the Big Ten coaches last year and is expected to be even better heading into his tifth and final season. Yet few know him. ln the Buckeyes solar system, everything seems to revolve around Laurinaitis, winner of the Butkus Award as the nation's best linebacker. a two-time AllAmerican and last season's Big Ten defensive player of the year. Freeman and the third ~ tarting linebacker, · Ross Homan, along with Spitler, might be stars at another Top 25 program. But at Ohio State, · they're just considered bit players to themegastar who wears No . 33. Laurinaitis recognizes the problem he creates. "Marcus is a terrific player," Laurinaitis said. "His physical abilities are unbelievable. He has great leadership, he obviously is explosive, he's fast, · he 's unbelievably strong. "He just does his job silently." While Freeman and the others labor "silently," almost ·everything Laurinaitis does is trumpeted by media, fans, coaches and national pundits. And that seems to be OK with everybody. - "James is a great. football player," said Homan, a sophomore in his first year as a starter. "We look at it as · an opportunity to get better, to learn from James." Homan, who has blond. close-cropped hair and is about the same size as Laurinititis, did let it get to him one time when he went to a charity event that Laurinaitis couldn't atteod. "He calls me afterward and he was mad," Laurinaitis said, relishing the retelling. "He said, 'I swear, if one more little kid comes up to me and says, ·James, can I get your autograph?' I'm goi[lg to flip Foothills Blues, Arts :Festival ready to go, . . A6 • ' at l'rinrcd on Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio so,CENTS • Vol.. 58, No.. :lo 1 ° 0 ~'. '• THURSDAY, AUGUST 2i, 2oo8 .. • O • .. O '. · ·:f1 . \ O 1 . ·:il ~· . . .·.' ~ . {l> """''.rnydaJ{~·'~···tj~el.oom ' O 0 ... 0 O ,, l o 0 A O has SPORTS • Ready or not, football is nearly a go for 2008. SeePage 81 J. does not allow workers to take the machines home, anyway. so no · change in POMEROY - A deci- pre-election procedure will sion by Secretary of State be necessary. Jennifer Brunner prohibitThe practice. known as ing poll workers from tak- · "sleepovers," ha s been ing voting machines home deemed' a security ri sk, and before elections will not will no longer be permitaffect Meigs County's way ted , Brunner said of doing elections business. Wednesday. . Deputy Director Becky Brunner said poll workJohnston of the Meigs ers' taking the machines County Board of Elections home ,prior to election day said the local board policy makes it impossible to keep Bv BRIAN REED BREED@MYDAOLYSENTONEL.COM track of what happt;.nS to the machine and the memory card inside. implying. at least , that poll workers could tamper with the machines and. in effect. <.:hange the outcome of elections. In Meigs County. the voting machines remain in the board's custody at all times. According to John ston , Meigs County's poll workers have never taken machines to their home s. Instead . "de signees" of the board and a ballot scan ner is deliver the machines directly assigned to each one. The to the polling locations jusJ. new machines. now in before ele<.:tion day. their fourth election vear. The Associated Pre ss are designed to co.unt- batreported Wednesday that the lot s at the precinct voting change in policy is designed location . in stead of at the · to both safeguard election board office. The change' results and address nation· was made to comply with )Vide concerns about Ohio's the the Helping America· election system. which has· . Vote Act. passed after the been often criticized in disastrous 2000 presidenrecent years. tial elect ion showeu the Th ere are 27 voting ·weakness of the old 1·oting prec inct s in Meig s County. system APphoto Ol)io State linebackers Andrew Sweat (42), James Laurinaitis (33) and Ross Homan (51) take a break as they watch during football practice Monday in Columbus. In the Buckeyes' solar system, everything seems to revolve · around Laurinaitis, winner of the Butkus Award as the nation's best linebacker, a two-time All-American and last season's Big Ten defensive player of the year. friendship with Laurinaitis bed. "Anything .bad that hapthree years ago, has no desire to face the media pens to him, he thinks it's scrutiny or to be singled out me ," Laurinaitis said while when the defense doesn't laughing. "Maybe some play well. Laurinaitis fills times I get him, but that was those roles. not one of my pranks." "When you have s.uch a Laurinaitis acknowledges great linebacker like James, he may have had a role in it 's tough to be in that spot- putting an "indent" in light. But at the same ttme, Spitler's hotel bed by jumpyou get an opportunity that a ing up and down on the lot of people want to see him springs repeatedly. But he'll play and . you're able to go no further. showcase your talent," he Both Laurinaitis and said. "There's a lot of pros, Freeman elected to pass on · but I don't see too many going to the NFL early to cons. If you're eager for that come back for their final spotlight, then maybe you're year of college eligibility. Laurinaitis has played not happy. But the good thing about us linebackers, almost ·every down the past we' re not selfish guys." two years with Spttler For i[lstance, they're not watching from the sideline. selfish when it comes to giv- Spitler conceded when he ing each other a hard time.. heard Laurinaitis was comLaurinaitis and Spitler have ing back that the first words been playing practical jokes that popped into his head on each other for as long as were: "Oh crap!" anyone can remember. They Even though he's not a would not reveal them, since household name (or face), many are 'not · exactly PG- Spitler says he's enjoying rated. himself and believes that "Austin doesn't forget, he'll someday get the playthat's the thing. It might take ing time and attention he has him a couple of days. a cou- never received in college. pie of weeks. You'll hear "If you're a hard worker him complaining, but some- and you do the right things, I thing is going to happen," think it's bound to happen · Freeman said with a wide sometime," he said. grm. Besides, he's biding his Spitler recently . settled time to get back at into his room at the hotel Laurinaitis for that water where the team stays during incident. fall camp and discovered "There's been a few things out"' that someone had dumped a done," he said darkly, "and Freeman. who struck up a gallon or so of water on his there's a lot more to come." Southern after-school program to begin STAFF REPORT NEWS @MYDAOLYSENTONEL.COM . Page AS · • Eva 0 . Carruthers, 81 . INSIDE . • Conference subject of UMW program. · ·.~'ge' A~' ·· _,., ~ for the Record. , See Page AS • FAC Salon Series rombines art, music. See Page A6 Yesterday students in the Eastern, Meigs and Southern Local School Districts ·returned to classes, learning all over again just when and where to catch the bus, when to raise their hands, when to anticipate recess and who to sit beside in the cafeteria. Pictured are students from Southern _ Elementary leaving for home at the end of the first day of ~chool. Here, some of those students question teacher Meg ·Ginther and Southern Transportation Director Kathy Miller about which bus to catch . • WEATIIER Beth Sergentlphotoa ' Delalla on Page A3 . 2 SECilONS- 12 PAGES Annie's Mailbox .. Calendars A:3 A:3 llflnembering you vnlhis special day! Love, YourFamHy Milt.: Gl111-1 nib 0., • ThetwtDaily Sentinel St.,._,, a. · u~ . Appointments open for men's health screening blood work will be drawn by NEW SO MYOAOL YSENTINEL.COM appointment from 4 - 6 p.m. on . Classifieds 83-4 Tuesday, Sept. 2 at the health POMEROY The Meigs department. Other test s available · Comics •• County Health Department and the on Sept. 2 will include body fat Editorials A4 Meigs County Cancer Initiative, analysis, height/weight measureInc. (MCCI) are offering a free ment, body mass index , blood Movies As Meigs · County Men 's Health sugar and cholesterol screenings, Screening with a few appointments blood pressure measurement, bone Obituaries As .still remaining. density measurement, health educaAppointments are limited to 40 tion and referrals as appropriate A6 Meigs County males aged 50 or and rlaces to go dissemination of colon cancer 8 Section older who have not been diag- screening test kits. ~ports nosed previously with prostate On Sept. 9, Digital Rectal Exams cancer or have not underwent such (ORE) will be performed by Weather A:3 a health screening in the past 12 appointment by Douglas Hunter. © 2008 Ohlo Valley Publlshin& Co. months and those aged 45 who are MD and James Witherell. MD in at high risk for developing the dis- addition· to other health ·services ease. Two appointments will be including urinalysis; tetanus vaccinecessary to complete the prostate nations (which are needed'foutinely screening. every . ten years); ski n cancer ~rostate Specific Antigen (PSA) screen ing, hearing screening, Bs ~- O tOO'k ~ewsprint ,RecJ«.:Ied STAFF f\EPORT health education and referrals as appropriate and analysis of colon cancer screening test kits. Appointments may be scheduled by contacting Courtney Sim at the Meigs County Health Department at 992-6626. A $10.00 donation is requested, but . no one will be denied services because of an inability to pay. Screening sponsors include Holzer Clinic; Hunter Family Practice (An affiliate of O' Bleness Health Systems through Athen , Associates): Hol zer Medical Medical Center Wellness Department; Karr Audiology and Hearing Aids ; Continuity of Care/Pleasant Valley Home Medical Equipment: OSU Extension (Meigs County) Family Nutrition Program. ' RACINE -:This year, the After School Kids (ASK ) program funded by the 21st Century Grant program in . the Southern Local School District is set to begin a new year on Sept. 15. Students participating in this year's program will still enjoy a nutritious. snack. homework assistance, teacher-led intervent·ion activities. many hands-on enrichment activities, and bus tran sportation. This is all free to participating families . In many cases the after school program coincides w.ith the working parent getting home from the job. Since school .at Southern is stao1ing tiftecn minute~ earlier. the after school program will also begin 15 minutes earlier, running from 2:45 p.m . - 5:15 p.m. Southern will have a before school intervention time from 6:50 a.m. to 7:50a.m .. five days a week in the morning before school. Arrangements must be made ahead of time before students show up betore morning interventions. Plea se call Kim Roush 949-4222 ext. 1220 for more information or to enroll .your student in the after school program. Last year the pr.ogram .serviced 135 students 'With 64 of those being regular attendee s which were defined as students attending 30 or more days. The program .is staffed by administrators, teachers. paraprofessional aides, and a host of volunteers. Superintendent Tony Dee m praised the after school staff us well as the regular teaching staff by sayiilg: "My Motto is to always do what's best for kids. Our staff has a lot of that same heart. a11d thev work hard at what they do ... · Deem noted the after S<.:hool grant met the standard for refunding, exceeding the standard in some cases and passing on-site inspections from the state department of education. He feels that the interventions provided in the after school program are an extension of the regular school day, citing that No Cllild Left Behind spells out what every child must be taught. Ovenoll. student OAT scores improved 20 perce nt in Math and 25 percent in reading . School day teachers also reported significant improvements with students enrolled in the ASK program. Completed assignments improved 89 percent , rate of homework being turned in improved 82 percent. class participation 67 percent, volunteering 50 percent. attendance 39 percent, attentivene ss in class 65 percent. behavior 42 percent, academic p~rfonnance 73 percent. and ge~e ral motivation for learning 53 percent. · "We made tremendou > progre~> last year,". said 21st (::en tury Coordina.tor Kim Roush. "It's still a learning process. but we will adjust our program to meet the needs of our kids and we as <1 stafTwill continue to learn and make our product better." Program Director Scott Wolfe said: "Kim and he r staff do a great job. Their efforts were rellected in increased test scores. Southern has a lot of great programs and the 21st Century after school pro~ram is one of them . The future is gdtng to bring a lot of great things to' Southern." 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