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OH Open SUn-Sat 7am-10pm (7401 !)92-5252 1..______~------------ HOLZER CLINIC ~4 PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL 2.,____________________ We're Everywhere You Are! 3. __________________ • Meigs downs Lady ': ,,~ Falcons•.See Page Bt '" • · UIUIUI.f'OOdf'CIII'mk..com 4.,__________________ """ ·"')d,oil)"'"lind.o·ono Middleport to end '07 with BY BRIAN J. REED tioned !hat is an early estimate, and it could be somewhat more or less. Earlier this year, the finance .committee di scussed the possibility of a police layoff and other extreme cost-saving measures, because projected expenditures were expected to exceed revenue, but unexpecled cosl savings and additional revenue saved the year for the general fund. In ;2007, the village began the year wi~h a general fund BREEOOM"t'DAILYSENliNEL.COM MIDDLEPORT Middleport's general fund will end the year with a carryover balance, allowing the fiscal officer to make payroll and other early 2008 expenses. Fiscal Officer Susan Baker estimates that the general fund will end the year with approximately $45,000 to carry over for 2008, although she cau- Phal'macy Open m-F 9am-7pm Sat9am-3Dm Closed Sunday (740) 992-1536 1\lll'\ISII\\ , Ili:('I·.\IBLI{J•},:.wo- carryover of $68,000, and in 2006, $ 12,000. Baker said the state audilor recommends a carryover equivelant 10 lwo months operating expenses, wllich for Middl eport would be approximately $85,000. The village spe nds about $15,000 on each general fund payroll, and $40,000 to $45,000 each month in total general fund expenses, according to Baker. The police department, mayor 's staff and income tax collections are all paid through the general fund. The street and public works departmenl s are operated wtth special revenue fund s, and Baker's salary and office expenses are divided among all the village departments. Baker said there are a number of factors contributing to lhe general fund carryover balance. She said the police department collected more in fines and court costs than the finance com- 5. ____________________ 7. ___________________ OBITUARIES 8aUipolis J)ailp Q:ribunt . ' 446-2342 11 •.______---:----------12 . ___________________ 13 . ______---:-----------'--,14. _________________ ~oint ~leailant l\egtilter 675·1333 The Daily Sentinel 992-2155 "TID-BDV AKED" ' J~--~""· ~ ' >!~~~":',>\-,·:'~·} . .. Total:Points in the,Monday Nite · ,·,. Foc)tba~tG~me! . · ' ' ;l"" ,,j\i,q:'i·'<f' .'.' ,,:')/ ·.c •'· .'· · · '···."·" ·.:I~':·:f~··•· ·• ''i\''i . .. ,... ·"')· D.enWt® $an m~~~ . ''.'.·!!""' "< ' y ' . ... ·•· .· .. , ... ·' .·.. '. NAME:, _______________ ADDRESS: _ _ _ _ ___ PHONE:. _ _ _ _ _-,--_ _ Each Tuesday through·Dec. IS, a numbered game will appear in each participating merchant's ad. Indicate your pick of winners and wrile it beside the corresponding number. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL 2&20 V1lley Orin • Point Plea..nl, W\1 • 201·htd l'aclllty 304-675-4340 The Family of Professionals Page AS • E. Louise Harrison, 90 • Eilgene H. Holliday, 93 • Evelyn C. Young, 87 INSIDE • Mattoon, Ill., picked for FutureGen coal plant. See ,Page A2 • Senate approves .$70 billion for wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, big win for Bush. See Page A2 • Five generations. See Page ·A3 • Grange members dohate to Meigs Parish. ' See Page A3 • Search continues for missing Leor:t woman. See Page AS • Holzer physician of the month. See Page A6 • PERl installs new officers for.20Q8. See Page A6 WEATHER Entries must be dropped otT at the: Gallipolis Dally Tribune or maUed to: Football Smackdown c/o Gallipolis Dally Tribune 825 3rd Avenue Gallipolis, OH 4!631 Entries muat be postmarked by Thunday to qualify ror that week '• contat. The prize will be awarded weekly on the bula or 1110111 wlruien selected correetly and In cue or tlu, winner will be determined by blind draw. 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Council's decision lo outsource lhe income · tax deparlment and later to eliminate the position of the · income tax ad ministrator also resulled in an unexpected savings, Baker said. ·~tn general, the couhcil has .been more aware of the need for cost savings and took lhe action necessary to address thai need, and the Beegle: No report on cause of .fire fatality 6 . __________________ 10 . __~----~--------- over sCAms OHIOVAUEY «6-ZAIOlt , •• • '*211M 21t UWW flue Ad. C •e:GII, "'*» 11Z . . . ~aulluJt . . Siho: ......., ll.i-CC 11nl001111-Mllilll!ll00111 lli_,U tell ~ ill'\~ tl!lll'11 :z SECI'IONS - 12 PAGF.B Annie's Mailbox Calendars A3 A3 <I' . Classifieds 82-4 Comics ·8 5 Editorials A4 Obituaries A5 S~orts Weather 8 Section A6 © 2007 Ohio Valley PubU.hiJlll Co. ,, POMEROY -Sheriff Robert Beegle said Tuesday a report on a fatal fire near Reedsville late Saturday has not been completed and that AM !f'fflf7U S he has received no informa10HN AMOS PLANY tion about the cause of a woman's death. Beegle said an investigation report on the weekend fire that killed Cora Wolfe, 80, was to have been completed but was not on file. He said Coroner.Douglas Hunter would provide his office with the cause of death after Hunter receives it from the Franklin County Coroner. The ftre that destroyed a mobile home on Eden Ridge Both ~pllotoo Road was blamed on an Union construction workers and employees at American Electric Power's John Amos Plant (representatives pictured at electric heater, according to front) recently purchased 90 bicycles for less fortunate children. Also pictured (back row) are members of the Meigs the Reedsville frre departCounty Christian Motorcycle Association and God's NET which· will distribute the bikes, and representatives from the ment. A neighbor, Sheila Mason Wai-Mart which provided discounts for the bikes, helmets and pads. · . Westfall, said Wolfe was visiting family for the weekend, bul was nol living in a nurs. ing home as had been previously reponed. She satd she had been staying in Vincent during the week. Wolfe was alone in the home when the fire occurred . ., Riding into Christmas BY BETH SERGENT a~e workers to purchase btcycles for less fortunate children at Christmas. POMEROY - · The items In three days the collec- . on Christmas wish lists may tion totaled $4,300, enough change for children but the to purchase 90 bicycles, hellists never go away which is mets and pads'for a.rea chilwhy union construction dren. In addition, the workers and employees at Mason, W.Va. Wai-Mart American Electric Power's kicked in two free bikes and John Amos Plant decided to also provided a discount on become involved in meeting the materials. Danny the needs of local children Meadows, manager of lhe at Christmas. Mason Wai-Mart, said the Terry Albright of Meigs store was happy to help County and a union con- wilh, the discounts and . struction · worker at John donated bikes but the union Ainos said on his way to workers deserved all lhe work one day he noticed a credit for taking the initiachild near hi s home whom tive to raise funds for Jess he later found oul mit:ht not fortunate children. have much for Chnstmas. Half of the bikes went 10 He along with Toni Givens, . God's NET to distribute to a fellow union construclion deserving kids while lhe worker at John Amos, decidother half went 10 the Meigs ed to lake up ' a collection County Chapter of the Volunteers with God's NET load new bicycles onto trailers amongst their fellow affiliatfor distribution to deserving families In the region. ed lradesmen and AEP out- . Pleese see Christmas, AS BSERGENT@MVOAILYSENTINEL.COM Teaford, Hunter, Cooksey • receive contracts BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM RACINE - At its mosl recent 'meeting, lhe Southern Local School Board recently entered into agreements with three familiar faces involved in district athletics. Dennis Teaford was once again approved as varsity football coach for the'200809 school year. The contracl is for one year at a pay rate of $3,204.94 . Tonja Hunter was approved on a one-year contract at a pay rate of $1,922.96 to once again edition Ohio River Bear, coach the varsity volleyball and a sc hool jacket of team for the 2008-09 season. , choice from Locker 219. Richard Cooksey was The winners will be cho- also reinstated on· a onesen from entries collected year contract at a pay rate of for weekly drawings at $1,922.96 lo coach lhe cross participating Middleport counlry team for lhe 2008merchants. 09 season. Chad Taylor was The winner of lhe "Rusty also approved as a volunteer the Snowman" decorating assistant basketball coach. contest will be announced at · Other contracts approved · lhe same lime . Visitors have include: been iiwited to · judge the The following certi fi ed contest by using a ballot substitute person nel: Robin printed in The Daily Witham, teacher: Gina Sentinel or by voling al participating stores. Pleese - Contracts, AS 'Middleport holiday events slated for Friday BY BRIAN J. REED which decorated the winner. Frantic Sanla include a live Frantic Santa is an an nu- nativity, Christmas carolal Middleport holiday tra- ing, free refreshments, visdition, usually held the day its from Santa and Mrs. before Christmas Eve. The Claus and the Grinch. Free date has been moved up horse-drawn carriage rides lhis year because of the will be offered from 6-8 weekend. Parlicipating p.m., wilh rides starting at merchants will reinain open Peoples Bank. for · late shopping hours, The association will from ·6 to 9 p .m. Friday draw Ihe winners of four nigh!, and the association · grand prizes on WYVKhas tJianned several other FM at mid-day on Friday. activrties - all free to lhe The prizes inClude $500 in public - to e ncourage last- cash, a $ 100 grocery gift. minute shoppi)lg. . certificate from Powell's Plans for this year's Foodfair, a special limited- BREEDOMYDAI LYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT - The Community Middleport Association 's Christmas celebration will come to an exciting conclusion Friday, with the annual Frantic Santa shopping srree, and the awardmg o several grand prizes to shoppers. The associalion will also announce the winner of the "Rusty the Snowman" decorating contesl an(\ award a irop hy to the 'business . • ' • �The Daily Sentinel NATION • WORLD Disappearance of American · teenager Natalee Holloway becomes a cold case in Aruba BY MARGARET WEVER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ORANJESTAD. Amba - Prosecutors dismissed the case against ihe three main suspects in the disappearance of American teenager Natalee Holloway. saying Tuesday they still believe they were involved in her death but can' 1 prove it after 932 days of searc hing failed to tum up a body. The three young men were re-arrested last month after prosecutors in Aruba discovered online chat sessions they hoped would break the case open. But none of the men talked In custody, and without the 18-year-old's hody, prosecutors said they had no recourse but to halt the most notorious missing persons case in the Caribbean. If the three suspects were Pl!l on trial, the lack of evidence "would lead to an acquittal," the Public ·Prosecutor's Office said in a statement. Moving Holloway into . the cold-case files "is a tough l>Urden to bear" for her parents, they acknowledged, but .the prosecutors said they had little choice. "The public prosecutor's office and the police have gone the extra mile and have exhausted all their powers and techniques in order to solve the mystery of the disappearance of the girl," the statement read. Detectives are assigned to review any new information that surfaces in the case, said John Pauly, a communications consultant for the prosecutor's office, in an e-mail sent after the announcement. "There · are detectives assigned to it to review new information and evidence that might come in," the email said. Pauly could not be reached to elaborate. Holloway disappeared on May 30, 2005, the last night of a trip with members of her Mountain Brook, Ala., high school graduating class. She was last seen PageA2 Wednesday, December i9, tor BY DAVID MERCER 2007 Community Calendar coal Public meetings ' ASSOCIATEO PRESS WRITER b .h h h MATTOON, Ill. . Ieavmg a ar Wit 1 e t ree Residents celebrated when suspect s: loran van der this central Illinois city was Sloot and brothers Deepak chosen Tuesday as the site and Salish Kalpoe, who all of a futuristic power plant lived on this Dutch island that would bum coal without off the coast of Venezuela. e'mitting global warming Holloway's parents, who gases, then got to work figdivorced years before . her uring out what comes next disappearance. have pushed The $1.8 billion plant hard to find what happened known as FutureGen, which .o their daughter - and would store carbon dioxide Americans have followed deep underground, is expectevery development. ed to bring hundreds of jobs Police, soldiers and hun- to this central Illinois town dreds of volunteers combed and will be built on several hillsides and beaches of this hundred acres. Mattoon was 75-square-mile island. chosen over nearby Tuscola Investigators partially and two Texas towns, Jewett / drained a pond. Divers and Penwell. se.arched the sea bed off"I know this is the biggest AP photo shore. Dutch . F-16 jets economic development Mattoon, Ill. Mayor David Cline celebrates as the town is selected for ttie site of a polluequipped with search equip- opportunity for east-central ment conducted overflights. Illinois in decades, so Merry tion-free coal plant, in Mattoon. Ill .. Tuesday. The futuristic $1.8 pillion power plant, known Dogs sniffed for a body. Chri stm:!s Mattoon," said as FutureGen, will be built on several hundred acres near the central lllinols town, where Investigators interviewed Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who construction is expected to bring hundreds of jobs and boost the local economy. hundreds of potential wit- arrived in town after the nesses and arrested- andre- announcement. · good" water resources and important research project." its long delays. arrested- several suspects: But hours later, the U.S. President Bush has touted geologic conditions and The project has been the At times. it seemed Aruba Department of Energy FutureGen as key to devel- because carbon dioxide subject of intense lobbyinj5. itself was on trial, as some warned that projected cost oping carbon-free coal- could be injected underIllinoi s offered a $17 milU.S. politicians and journal- overruns involving the plant burning power plants. It is ground directly at the site, lion grant to help pay for ists assailed its ability to "require a reassessment of supposed to be virtually pol- possibly simplifying con- various project costs and an investigate the case. PutureGen 's design." lution-free' and produce both struction. estimated $15 million in Holloway's mother, Beth The FutureGen Alliance, a electricity and hydrogen Jerry Oliver, chief operat- sale s tax exemptions on 1\vitty, is "terribly disappoint- consortium of I i U.S. and while its carbon dioxide, a ing officer of the FutureGen materials _and equipment -ed" with Tuesday's decision, foreign energy companies, leading greenhouse gas, is to Alliance, said bids for the through local enterprise her spokeswoman said. announced the site against be captured and stored deep first major project - the zones. The state also set "She was very hopeful the the advice of the DOE, underground. core technology that would aside $50 million for belowlast couple weeks and she which had said it was not yet Griffin sai~ representa- tum coal to gas - will be market rate loans to the went down there and met ready to sign off on the site. tives from the · FutureGen sought beginning Jan. 2. FutureGen alliance. "DOE believes that the Alliance would be in Oliver said The Washington with the prosecutor/' Sunny The alliance members Tillman told The Associated pubI ic interest mandates Mattoon Wednesday to Group already has been including major U.S. coalPress. "He told her face-to- that FutureGen deliver the begin seismic surveys of 16 hired as the engineering and burning utilities American face that he had· new and greatest possible technolog- .square miles of land. . construction manager and Electric Power . and incrimimiting evidence, and ical benefits in the most Officials have said the plant there eventul!ll~ will be Southern Co., and the counthat made her hopeful." cost-efficient ·manner. This 'is exsected to be operating three to four maJor contrac- try's largest coal producer, But the prosecutors' tran· will require restructuring by 2 12, and said Thesday tors at the site. , . Peabody Energy - have Environmentalists said committed $400 million scripts of the suspects' online FutureGen to· maximize the that they hope to begin conchats "didn'thave any incrim- · role of private sector inno- struction br, July 2009. the'y're eager to see if the over I 0 years. inating points," according to · vation, facilitate the .most Meanw htle, city officials .technology . delivers on its Congress is giving the · program $75 million this David Kock, an attorney for . productive public-private say they ·must determine promises. For the coal industry, year. $33 million less than the Kalpoe brothers. The partnership, and pr~ven,! how to get water to the site, build a road that can handle besieged by questions about the administration had lawyer said it was fanciful to further cost escalation, think of the chats as damning. James Slutz, the DOE's act- heavy construction equip- its role in global warming, wanted. Committees over" It's like trying to say the ing principal deputy assis- ment and hire a city planner. "this is sort of their last seeing Energy Department Loch Ness monster exists," tant secretary, said Tuesday City attorney Preston Owen stand. This is it," said Bruce spending expressed concern in a statement. said they ' ll . even examine Nilles of the group's . that FutureGen was siphonKock told the AP. The project, three-fourths their subdivision code to see Midwest Clean Energy ing money away from other The prosecutors said they clean-coal programs. believe van der · Sloot and of which is taxpayer funded, if the city is prepared to Campaign. "We welcome an honest Associated Press writer H. the Kalpoe broihers were has been under increasing handle an influx of new involved in Holloway's dis- scrutiny in Congress. Some housing construction. discussion about is it techni- Josep/1 Hebert in Mike Mudd, chief execu- cally and financially feasible Washington, Betsy Blaney in appearance. An attorney for lawmakers have questioned van der Sloot said it is its soaring cost - nearly tive of the FutureGen for coal to be burned in a Texas, ond Southern lllinoi> . unfair for them to say ·so double the $950 million Alliance, said Mattoon was responsible manner," he said. Correspondent Jim Suhr without filing charges. originally projected - and chosen because of its -" very "Obviously ... this is a very contributed to this report. Senate approves $70 billion for wars in Iraq and Mghanistan, big win for Bush BY ANDREW TAYLOR thought was the unachiev" most troops by the end of able," McConnell said. "We next year. are very proud ·o f this bill." With Bush winning the WASHINGTON - The House Republicans and a $70 billion infusion of troop Senate gave President Bush few Senate GOP conserva~ funding, other Republicans a big win on Iraq Tuesday tives felt otherwise and .muted their criticism. · night as it passed a massive were disappointed that " I do think the president $555 billion spending bill Bush hadn't taken a harder has a victory here," said combining funding for 14 line in end-stage negotia- House Minority Whip Roy Cabinet departments with tions. The omnibus mea- Blunt, R-Mo. $70 billion for U.S. military sure held to Bush ' s "top Still, the win was hardly operations there and in line." for the one-third of clear-cut for Republicans Afghanistan. the federal budget passed hoping the president wopld But Bus h's GOP allies by Congress each year, but emerge from the battle with were divided over whether only through a combination Democrats over the budget the omnibus appropriations of budget maneuvers that with a result that would more bill represented a win for allowed Democrats to · clearly demonstrate to core the party in a monthslong restore funding to budget GOP voters the party's combattle with Democrats over accounts targeted by Bush mitment to fiscal discipline. domestic agen'y budgets. and finance billions of dolWhile disappointed by In rapid . succession, the lars worth of lawmakers ' ceding Iraq funding to Bush, Senate cast two votes to home'state projects. Democrats hailed the /indapprove the hybrid spend"Congress refuses to rein ing appropriations bi I for ing bilL By' a 70-25 vote, in its wasteful spending or smoothing the rough etlges the Senate approved the curb its corruption," said of Bush's February budget Iraq and Af15hanistan war Rep. John Shadegg, R-Ariz. plan, which· sought belowfunds without restricConservatives estimated inflation increases for most tions that Democrats had the measure contain~d at domestic programs and coninsisted on for weeks. least $28 billion in domestic tained · numerous cutbacks Senators followed with a spending above Bush 's bud- and program eliminations. 76-17 vote to agree to a bun- get, funded by a combina"The omnibus bill largely dle of II annual appropria- tion of "emergency" spend- yields to the president's toptions bills funding domestic ing, transfers . from the line budget numbers, but it agencies and the foreign aid defense budget, budget gim- also addresses some of the budget for the budget year micks and phantom savings. bottom-line priorities of the that began Oct. I. Twenty-one Democrats American people," said The House is slated and Connecticut independent Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa. · Wednesday to ready the Joe Liebenman - who stood "The Grinch tried to steal entire package for Bush, with Republicans at a post- Christmas, but we didn't let though the vote will be only vote news conference him get all of it." on the Iraq ponion , of the voted with every Republican Democrats were able to till measure. That vote would but Gordon Smith ot Oregon in most of the cuts by using cap a parliamentary dance to approve the Iraq funding. the very buclgetary sleight of choreographed to ease the Democrats again failed to hand -lambasted by conservaoverall package through a · win votes to force removal tive groups such as the Club' chamber split between of U.S. troops or set a non- for Growth and Citizens Democratic opponents of binding target to remove Against Government Waste. the Iraq war and GOP foes of the domestic spendi ng portion of the bill . The result on domestic spending ·. created a divide between Republicans who thought it was a good deal, · · · 1 ~ {l such as Senate Minority 1°uneral Home• Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, and those who said it was too expensive L (nll(HI/ICCN .'lhcti<lliullcmhrollcl' !!JvfYNtlll and larded with pork-barrel 'mil {/Jf .Welt!._ ft .'lhcti< Jh~lt!ltpm•L -f.bettfioll spending. "We've held the line , f/)ccfm6cr 21111 itt/, 7:00 · . achieved what everyone ASSOC IATED PRESS WRITER r" ' This is the one gift that won't be re·~.-urned. Feeling the stress of holiday shopping? L'et the Daily Sentinel ease your tension · with one-size-fits all Gift Subscription! •13 Weeks- $30.19 • 26 Weeks~ $59.15 • 52 Weeks- $115.84 • RATE GOOD FOR HOME DELIVERY ONLY Just call Thl:} Daily Sentinel at (740) 992-2155 to o.rder: Be sure to include the gift recipient's name, address and phone number, as well as length of subscription and the date you would like it to start. We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, ·and American Express. · --------- ·- ---- -·---------------- Or fill out, clip and mall In the form with your cheek or money order to: Dally Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, OH 45769 Recipient Nam• ~----------------------­ Address - - - - - - - - ' - - -- - - - ; - - - -- - - - - - - - - - _ _ : City,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Stale _ _ _ _ _~_ Zip _ _ _ __ Phone:- - - - - - , - - -- - -length of Subscription · Gift Givers Stan Dale _ _ _ __ _ __ _ Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ Offer Expires 1-15-08 sen tation by children, " Behold the Lamb or God ... Informal dress. Wednesday, Dec. 19 · POMEROY- Christmas POMEROY - A special meeting of the Meig s _ Eve service , 7 p.m . at the County Agricultural church. POMEROY - St. Paul Society has been ca lled for 7:30 p.m. at ~he fair- Luther.an Church, 10 p.m . grounds. Purpose is to di s- ca ndlelight service with cuss a new ride company speaker Linea Warmke . RACINE St. John for the Meigs County fair and other bu siness as nec - Lutheran Church , Pine Grove Road, Racine , essary. Christmas Eve candlelight Saturday, Dec. 29 POMEROY - Bedford service, 8:30 p.m. with Tpwn ship Tru stees, end of · Pastor Frank Johnson. POMEROY - Christmas year and organizational Eve service at Trinity meeting. I p.m. at the town Church, with brass ensemhalL ble at 7:30 p.m .. piano Monday, Dec. 31 PAGEVILLE - Scipio music at 7:45, cantata, "A To\Vnship Trustees, 6:30 Shepherd's Tail," at 8 p.m . p.m. at the Pageville town Music will include choir, hall. Organizational meet- hand bells, piano, trumpet, ing followed by regular !lute. percussion and guitar. MIDDLEPORT meeting. Christmas Eve candlelight service, 7 p.m .. at the Middleport First Baptist Church. MIDDLEPORT Middleport First Wednesday,Dec.26 . Presbyterian Church POMEROY - Oh-Kan Christmas Eve candlelight Coin Club, 7 p.m. at the communion services, 7 p.m . Pomeroy Library, meeting Pastor Jim Snyder. and auction. Public welWednesday, Dec. 26 come. POMEROY Revival TUPPERS PLAINS services. at the Faith VFW Post 9053 will meet at Valley Tabernacle Church, 7 p.m. in regular session at Bailey Run Road , Dec. 26- ' the VFW halL Dec . 29, 7 p.m. nightly. Churc.h I.7 miles off State Route 124; Questions call Emmett Rawson, 992Friday, Dec. 21 5746, Debbie yeauger, LANGSVILLE - House 992-3427. of Healing Ministries, "Joy and Langsville. Celebration service, 7 p.m. at the church. Wednesday, Dec. 19 . Sunday, Dec. 23 • RACINE - "A Very REEDSVILLE Musical Christmas," 7 p.m.. Reedsville United Southern Elementary Methodist Church School. fourth, seventh , Christmas program, 7 .p.m. eighth grades, free admis• RACINE Carmel- sion, cash donations being Sutton. Racine Methodist, accepted for needy family. Morning Star, Bethany Thursday, Dec. 20 Dorcas, Christmas cantata, TUPPERS PLAINS -7 p.m. at the Carmel buildChristmas concert by ing off Bas han Road. Eastern choir, band, bell RUTLAND - Oasis choir and drama class, 7:30 Christian Fellowship annual p.m. in the hi gh school Christmas party, 4:30 to 8 gymnasium. Admission is p.m., Meigs Middle School. free. Food. music, games. Informal dress. MIDDLEPORT Children's Christmas proEram at the Victory Baptist Saturday, Dec. 22 Church, 7 p.m. with the· · MIDDLEPORT - Julia theme "Christmas Around Norris will celebrate her the World." 82nd birthday on Dec. 22. POMEROY Zion Cards may be sent to Room Church of Christ. State 302, Overbrook Center, 333 Route 143, 9:30 a.m. Page St., Middlepon. Ohio l)unday school , 10:30 a.m. 45760. children's program, 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 24 · cantata "The Love of God at RACINE - Vinas Lee of Christmas" followed by Racine will observe her refreshments. Pastor, Roger 93rd birthday on Dec. 24. Cards may be sent to her at Watson. • Mayfair Village Retirement . POMEROY ~hristmas cantata. ''H is Center. Room 325, 3011 Name is Jesus" performed Hayden Road, Columbus. by the combined .c hoirs at Ohio 43235 . Pomeroy and the Thursday, Dec. ?.7 Enterprise United MIDDLEPORT Methodist Churches at the Elizabeth Davis wi II be 90 on Dec. 27. Cards may be Enterprise Church. . LONG BOTTOM sent to her at Overbrook Long Bottom United Center, 333 Page St., Methodist Church, 6:30 Middleport. Ohio 45760. p.m .. Christmas program. Monday, Dec. 31 Monday, Dec, 24 POMEROY Jane RUTLAND -Oasis Teaford will observe her Christiiln Fellowship 88th birthday on Dec. 3 I. t:hristmas Eve service, 5 Cards may be' se nt to her at p.m., Mei gs Middle 100 East Memorial Drive, SchooL Candlelighting . Apt. l 08, Pomeroy, Ohio .• ceremony and musical pre- 45769. Clubs and. organizations Church events Page .A 3 Wednesday, December 19, 2007 ANNIE'S MALL-BOX Sorry to leave when he ssick;.but ••• BY KATHY MITCHELl. AND MARCY SUGAR Dear Annie: After I 0 years of trying to make my marriage work, I finally could not take the verbal and mental abuse any longer. When a friend overheard one of my husband's tirades, she offered me a place to stay, a job, a car and an airline ticket. I took two suitcases and left. A month later, he called and said his leukemia, diagnosed a year ago, was now terminal and death was imminent. I went home. He had lied . I packed and left again with no intention of returning- ever. Now, six months later, his illness requires chemotherapy and he is on disability. I'm sorry he is ill, but I cannot go back. No one understands my position. I am accused of being a terrible person for "leaving him when he 's sick." but I am safe and trying to tend to my own recovery. The problem ? My friend, th e one who got me out of that si tuation, has now decided that ifl won't talk to my ex, she will, because after all, he' s dying and needs support. Annie, does cancer automatically wipe out the fact that th1s man almost destroyed me? She can't understand why I am furious. Am I wrong to demand her loyalty ? lf she wants to spend hours on the phone with him, fine , leave me out of it, but she says she doe.sn 't want to go behind my back . I don't . get it. - We'll All Die Sometime Dear Friend: Your relationship with your ex is entirely different from your friend's and she does not carry around all your negative baggage. The fact that he 's dying has made her feel sorry for him, and her sympathetic nature is one of the reasons she hel'ped when you needed her. If your friend wants to call your ex, that's her business. She should not, however. carry on these con versalions when you are within hearing distance. That is disrespectful to you. Tell · her we said so . Dear Annie: Every year for Christmas, we use a picture of our family taken on vacation and put it on our Christmas cards. This year, our 22-year-old daughter's live-in boyfriend, "~ ... is in the picture . Normally, we print on the photo. 'The Smith Family - John, June. Jenny and Justin ." How do I include Ed in the wording this year? Thanks. Bewildered Dad Dear Dad: This is what the inside of cards is for to write personal message' and family news . The peopie to whom you regularly send Christmas cards will spot Ed as a new face. If you feel it is nece ssary to caption the photograph, try "The Smith Family - John . Jane, Jenny, Ed Jones and Justin." Or ''The Smith Family John. Jane . Jenny, Justin and Jenny\ friend Ed ·Jones." Wordy. but descriptive. Dear Annie: I read the letter from "Can't Breathe In My Own Home," who married a smoker. I have been a smoker most of my life . He has an · addicrion and such problems·do not magically disappear. She has stuck with him for 31 years. but now she is whining because he could not quit when she expected him to ..She shou ld not have married him to begin with. Have they ever thm1ght about making a place .out side the hom.: where he co uld smoke co mfortably? I am not sayi ng it is good for him to smoke. I am . ju >t being realistic. If he decides to quit . he should talk to his Joe tor about new medi.:ations. but the decision mu st he his. not hers. Preaching to him will not help. I will step ullmy soapbox now. - j. Dear j.: We agree that if you ca n't stand the smoke , you shoul dn' t marry th e ' mok er. but people often make promises they can' t ke ep and you can't turn back tl1e cluck . We hope he is willing to check out some stop-s moking programs - for his health as well as hers. Annie's Mailbox is writte11 by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Arm Landers .column. Please e-mail your question s to .anniesmailbox@comcast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box . I 18190, · Chicago, /L 60611. To find out more about Annie's Mailbox, and read features by other Creators Sy11dicate writers a11d cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creaton-.com. Five generations Youth events Top left: Pictured are five generations of the Smith family of Pine Grove Road : Ruth Smith~ her son Harold Smith, her Grandson Rick Smith Sr., her great-grandson Rick Smith Jr.. and her great-great grand children, Cole and Chloe Smith .- Bottom left: Five generations of thll Smith family of Pine (;rove Road gathered ' recently. Pictured are, 1-r, Ruth Smith, her son Harold Smith, her Grandson Rick Smith Sr.. her great-grandson Randy Smith. her greatgreat children Quentin Smith, Savannah Smith and Brycen Smith. Submitted photos Birthdays · There are several options available: Gift BY THE BEND The Daily Sentinel Fossil Leather Ohio State Wallets,· Belt.~ & Coin Purses. Great Selection To Fit Someo11e's Christmas Ust! 6/i,l'ul . ;.J~h:/ tJJiamonas- 'J.£~ ll'~'u Grange members·donate to Meigs Parish • POMEROY- Donations were taken and canned goods contributed for the Meigs Cooperative Parish which distributes baskets at Christmastime when ' Hemlock Grange met recently at the hall. During the meeting co nducted byRosalie Story, .a report was given on legislation by Roy Grueser who noted that the corn harvest ihis year is up about 15 percent over last year. He a lso reported that several legislators are making large amounts of money ·from government subsidies going to farms in their .f amilies. . .. : The new . dairy in the 'county was dicussed, ribbons and awards were handed out from the State Grange, and a thank you note was read from the )ewell family concerning the recent auction where ' the Grange served food. Members were reminded to work onstate entri es over the coming winter months.. Kim Romine, lecturer, talked about St. Nicholas Day which is observed on Dec. 6. She said the true story of Santa Claus begins with Nicholas born in the third century in Greece. He became known for hi s gen; erosity to those in need, his love for chi ldren, and his concern for sailors and ships. He die~ Dec. 6 AD433 and the anniversary of his death became a day of celebration. According to the lecturer, in · 1808 Alexander Anderson was commissi_onerd to create the first American image of Nicholas for the occasion. The jolly elf received a big boost in 1823 from a poem, "A Visit from St. Nicholas," now beetter· kown as "The Night Before Christmas." By the 1920s a standard American Santa life-sized in a red, fur trimmed suit had emerged from the work or Norman Rockwell and other illustrators. 1931 . Haddon In Sundblom began 35 yeas of Coca Cola Santa advertisements that popularized and firmly established Santa as an icon of contemporary commercial culture, according to Romine. She said families, churches, and schools embrace true St. Nicholas traditions as one way to claim the true center of Christmas - the birth. of Jesus. Candy canes were given to the Grange members at the concluson of the program. The January meeting will be preceded by a 6:30 p.m. dinner of oyster stew and vegetable soup. ~@~ M~.~-~J ~'"'l!"lli 1-!0101! of thll •longat htctlng potpourri ~cant• WW.Inllkln~nt~uCII.cotn Your ~tnllll good cantar fot potpoottl ptoducm of qll klnlk. ~verythlng to ba purchuod In thlc chop 1011~ ccantd .204 IAqln !:htet • 740-591-4004 • Pomcuog, Oil t!oll'lll VIE~ I lt.l WoiiM! tt wn yQCI•Hck yout noio Info QC/t Bu•lnml Welcome Christmas · iuto yout heart Let faitll and family play a part; And wherever you may roam You will always be at home! Welcome Christmas! •h ·~· May the _,pirit of Christmas reside with yo1~ thi., holiday season and beyond. ·Best wishes from all of us. Karr Audiology ·& Hearing Aids 499 Richland Ave: Athe11s,- OH 45701 ,. 741J-594-6JJJ 1-SOU·45J-9806 �The Daily Sentinel NATION • WORLD Disappearance of American · teenager Natalee Holloway becomes a cold case in Aruba BY MARGARET WEVER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ORANJESTAD. Amba - Prosecutors dismissed the case against ihe three main suspects in the disappearance of American teenager Natalee Holloway. saying Tuesday they still believe they were involved in her death but can' 1 prove it after 932 days of searc hing failed to tum up a body. The three young men were re-arrested last month after prosecutors in Aruba discovered online chat sessions they hoped would break the case open. But none of the men talked In custody, and without the 18-year-old's hody, prosecutors said they had no recourse but to halt the most notorious missing persons case in the Caribbean. If the three suspects were Pl!l on trial, the lack of evidence "would lead to an acquittal," the Public ·Prosecutor's Office said in a statement. Moving Holloway into . the cold-case files "is a tough l>Urden to bear" for her parents, they acknowledged, but .the prosecutors said they had little choice. "The public prosecutor's office and the police have gone the extra mile and have exhausted all their powers and techniques in order to solve the mystery of the disappearance of the girl," the statement read. Detectives are assigned to review any new information that surfaces in the case, said John Pauly, a communications consultant for the prosecutor's office, in an e-mail sent after the announcement. "There · are detectives assigned to it to review new information and evidence that might come in," the email said. Pauly could not be reached to elaborate. Holloway disappeared on May 30, 2005, the last night of a trip with members of her Mountain Brook, Ala., high school graduating class. She was last seen PageA2 Wednesday, December i9, tor BY DAVID MERCER 2007 Community Calendar coal Public meetings ' ASSOCIATEO PRESS WRITER b .h h h MATTOON, Ill. . Ieavmg a ar Wit 1 e t ree Residents celebrated when suspect s: loran van der this central Illinois city was Sloot and brothers Deepak chosen Tuesday as the site and Salish Kalpoe, who all of a futuristic power plant lived on this Dutch island that would bum coal without off the coast of Venezuela. e'mitting global warming Holloway's parents, who gases, then got to work figdivorced years before . her uring out what comes next disappearance. have pushed The $1.8 billion plant hard to find what happened known as FutureGen, which .o their daughter - and would store carbon dioxide Americans have followed deep underground, is expectevery development. ed to bring hundreds of jobs Police, soldiers and hun- to this central Illinois town dreds of volunteers combed and will be built on several hillsides and beaches of this hundred acres. Mattoon was 75-square-mile island. chosen over nearby Tuscola Investigators partially and two Texas towns, Jewett / drained a pond. Divers and Penwell. se.arched the sea bed off"I know this is the biggest AP photo shore. Dutch . F-16 jets economic development Mattoon, Ill. Mayor David Cline celebrates as the town is selected for ttie site of a polluequipped with search equip- opportunity for east-central ment conducted overflights. Illinois in decades, so Merry tion-free coal plant, in Mattoon. Ill .. Tuesday. The futuristic $1.8 pillion power plant, known Dogs sniffed for a body. Chri stm:!s Mattoon," said as FutureGen, will be built on several hundred acres near the central lllinols town, where Investigators interviewed Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who construction is expected to bring hundreds of jobs and boost the local economy. hundreds of potential wit- arrived in town after the nesses and arrested- andre- announcement. · good" water resources and important research project." its long delays. arrested- several suspects: But hours later, the U.S. President Bush has touted geologic conditions and The project has been the At times. it seemed Aruba Department of Energy FutureGen as key to devel- because carbon dioxide subject of intense lobbyinj5. itself was on trial, as some warned that projected cost oping carbon-free coal- could be injected underIllinoi s offered a $17 milU.S. politicians and journal- overruns involving the plant burning power plants. It is ground directly at the site, lion grant to help pay for ists assailed its ability to "require a reassessment of supposed to be virtually pol- possibly simplifying con- various project costs and an investigate the case. PutureGen 's design." lution-free' and produce both struction. estimated $15 million in Holloway's mother, Beth The FutureGen Alliance, a electricity and hydrogen Jerry Oliver, chief operat- sale s tax exemptions on 1\vitty, is "terribly disappoint- consortium of I i U.S. and while its carbon dioxide, a ing officer of the FutureGen materials _and equipment -ed" with Tuesday's decision, foreign energy companies, leading greenhouse gas, is to Alliance, said bids for the through local enterprise her spokeswoman said. announced the site against be captured and stored deep first major project - the zones. The state also set "She was very hopeful the the advice of the DOE, underground. core technology that would aside $50 million for belowlast couple weeks and she which had said it was not yet Griffin sai~ representa- tum coal to gas - will be market rate loans to the went down there and met ready to sign off on the site. tives from the · FutureGen sought beginning Jan. 2. FutureGen alliance. "DOE believes that the Alliance would be in Oliver said The Washington with the prosecutor/' Sunny The alliance members Tillman told The Associated pubI ic interest mandates Mattoon Wednesday to Group already has been including major U.S. coalPress. "He told her face-to- that FutureGen deliver the begin seismic surveys of 16 hired as the engineering and burning utilities American face that he had· new and greatest possible technolog- .square miles of land. . construction manager and Electric Power . and incrimimiting evidence, and ical benefits in the most Officials have said the plant there eventul!ll~ will be Southern Co., and the counthat made her hopeful." cost-efficient ·manner. This 'is exsected to be operating three to four maJor contrac- try's largest coal producer, But the prosecutors' tran· will require restructuring by 2 12, and said Thesday tors at the site. , . Peabody Energy - have Environmentalists said committed $400 million scripts of the suspects' online FutureGen to· maximize the that they hope to begin conchats "didn'thave any incrim- · role of private sector inno- struction br, July 2009. the'y're eager to see if the over I 0 years. inating points," according to · vation, facilitate the .most Meanw htle, city officials .technology . delivers on its Congress is giving the · program $75 million this David Kock, an attorney for . productive public-private say they ·must determine promises. For the coal industry, year. $33 million less than the Kalpoe brothers. The partnership, and pr~ven,! how to get water to the site, build a road that can handle besieged by questions about the administration had lawyer said it was fanciful to further cost escalation, think of the chats as damning. James Slutz, the DOE's act- heavy construction equip- its role in global warming, wanted. Committees over" It's like trying to say the ing principal deputy assis- ment and hire a city planner. "this is sort of their last seeing Energy Department Loch Ness monster exists," tant secretary, said Tuesday City attorney Preston Owen stand. This is it," said Bruce spending expressed concern in a statement. said they ' ll . even examine Nilles of the group's . that FutureGen was siphonKock told the AP. The project, three-fourths their subdivision code to see Midwest Clean Energy ing money away from other The prosecutors said they clean-coal programs. believe van der · Sloot and of which is taxpayer funded, if the city is prepared to Campaign. "We welcome an honest Associated Press writer H. the Kalpoe broihers were has been under increasing handle an influx of new involved in Holloway's dis- scrutiny in Congress. Some housing construction. discussion about is it techni- Josep/1 Hebert in Mike Mudd, chief execu- cally and financially feasible Washington, Betsy Blaney in appearance. An attorney for lawmakers have questioned van der Sloot said it is its soaring cost - nearly tive of the FutureGen for coal to be burned in a Texas, ond Southern lllinoi> . unfair for them to say ·so double the $950 million Alliance, said Mattoon was responsible manner," he said. Correspondent Jim Suhr without filing charges. originally projected - and chosen because of its -" very "Obviously ... this is a very contributed to this report. Senate approves $70 billion for wars in Iraq and Mghanistan, big win for Bush BY ANDREW TAYLOR thought was the unachiev" most troops by the end of able," McConnell said. "We next year. are very proud ·o f this bill." With Bush winning the WASHINGTON - The House Republicans and a $70 billion infusion of troop Senate gave President Bush few Senate GOP conserva~ funding, other Republicans a big win on Iraq Tuesday tives felt otherwise and .muted their criticism. · night as it passed a massive were disappointed that " I do think the president $555 billion spending bill Bush hadn't taken a harder has a victory here," said combining funding for 14 line in end-stage negotia- House Minority Whip Roy Cabinet departments with tions. The omnibus mea- Blunt, R-Mo. $70 billion for U.S. military sure held to Bush ' s "top Still, the win was hardly operations there and in line." for the one-third of clear-cut for Republicans Afghanistan. the federal budget passed hoping the president wopld But Bus h's GOP allies by Congress each year, but emerge from the battle with were divided over whether only through a combination Democrats over the budget the omnibus appropriations of budget maneuvers that with a result that would more bill represented a win for allowed Democrats to · clearly demonstrate to core the party in a monthslong restore funding to budget GOP voters the party's combattle with Democrats over accounts targeted by Bush mitment to fiscal discipline. domestic agen'y budgets. and finance billions of dolWhile disappointed by In rapid . succession, the lars worth of lawmakers ' ceding Iraq funding to Bush, Senate cast two votes to home'state projects. Democrats hailed the /indapprove the hybrid spend"Congress refuses to rein ing appropriations bi I for ing bilL By' a 70-25 vote, in its wasteful spending or smoothing the rough etlges the Senate approved the curb its corruption," said of Bush's February budget Iraq and Af15hanistan war Rep. John Shadegg, R-Ariz. plan, which· sought belowfunds without restricConservatives estimated inflation increases for most tions that Democrats had the measure contain~d at domestic programs and coninsisted on for weeks. least $28 billion in domestic tained · numerous cutbacks Senators followed with a spending above Bush 's bud- and program eliminations. 76-17 vote to agree to a bun- get, funded by a combina"The omnibus bill largely dle of II annual appropria- tion of "emergency" spend- yields to the president's toptions bills funding domestic ing, transfers . from the line budget numbers, but it agencies and the foreign aid defense budget, budget gim- also addresses some of the budget for the budget year micks and phantom savings. bottom-line priorities of the that began Oct. I. Twenty-one Democrats American people," said The House is slated and Connecticut independent Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa. · Wednesday to ready the Joe Liebenman - who stood "The Grinch tried to steal entire package for Bush, with Republicans at a post- Christmas, but we didn't let though the vote will be only vote news conference him get all of it." on the Iraq ponion , of the voted with every Republican Democrats were able to till measure. That vote would but Gordon Smith ot Oregon in most of the cuts by using cap a parliamentary dance to approve the Iraq funding. the very buclgetary sleight of choreographed to ease the Democrats again failed to hand -lambasted by conservaoverall package through a · win votes to force removal tive groups such as the Club' chamber split between of U.S. troops or set a non- for Growth and Citizens Democratic opponents of binding target to remove Against Government Waste. the Iraq war and GOP foes of the domestic spendi ng portion of the bill . The result on domestic spending ·. created a divide between Republicans who thought it was a good deal, · · · 1 ~ {l such as Senate Minority 1°uneral Home• Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, and those who said it was too expensive L (nll(HI/ICCN .'lhcti<lliullcmhrollcl' !!JvfYNtlll and larded with pork-barrel 'mil {/Jf .Welt!._ ft .'lhcti< Jh~lt!ltpm•L -f.bettfioll spending. "We've held the line , f/)ccfm6cr 21111 itt/, 7:00 · . achieved what everyone ASSOC IATED PRESS WRITER r" ' This is the one gift that won't be re·~.-urned. Feeling the stress of holiday shopping? L'et the Daily Sentinel ease your tension · with one-size-fits all Gift Subscription! •13 Weeks- $30.19 • 26 Weeks~ $59.15 • 52 Weeks- $115.84 • RATE GOOD FOR HOME DELIVERY ONLY Just call Thl:} Daily Sentinel at (740) 992-2155 to o.rder: Be sure to include the gift recipient's name, address and phone number, as well as length of subscription and the date you would like it to start. 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RACINE St. John for the Meigs County fair and other bu siness as nec - Lutheran Church , Pine Grove Road, Racine , essary. Christmas Eve candlelight Saturday, Dec. 29 POMEROY - Bedford service, 8:30 p.m. with Tpwn ship Tru stees, end of · Pastor Frank Johnson. POMEROY - Christmas year and organizational Eve service at Trinity meeting. I p.m. at the town Church, with brass ensemhalL ble at 7:30 p.m .. piano Monday, Dec. 31 PAGEVILLE - Scipio music at 7:45, cantata, "A To\Vnship Trustees, 6:30 Shepherd's Tail," at 8 p.m . p.m. at the Pageville town Music will include choir, hall. Organizational meet- hand bells, piano, trumpet, ing followed by regular !lute. percussion and guitar. MIDDLEPORT meeting. Christmas Eve candlelight service, 7 p.m .. at the Middleport First Baptist Church. MIDDLEPORT Middleport First Wednesday,Dec.26 . Presbyterian Church POMEROY - Oh-Kan Christmas Eve candlelight Coin Club, 7 p.m. at the communion services, 7 p.m . Pomeroy Library, meeting Pastor Jim Snyder. and auction. Public welWednesday, Dec. 26 come. POMEROY Revival TUPPERS PLAINS services. at the Faith VFW Post 9053 will meet at Valley Tabernacle Church, 7 p.m. in regular session at Bailey Run Road , Dec. 26- ' the VFW halL Dec . 29, 7 p.m. nightly. Churc.h I.7 miles off State Route 124; Questions call Emmett Rawson, 992Friday, Dec. 21 5746, Debbie yeauger, LANGSVILLE - House 992-3427. of Healing Ministries, "Joy and Langsville. Celebration service, 7 p.m. at the church. Wednesday, Dec. 19 . Sunday, Dec. 23 • RACINE - "A Very REEDSVILLE Musical Christmas," 7 p.m.. Reedsville United Southern Elementary Methodist Church School. fourth, seventh , Christmas program, 7 .p.m. eighth grades, free admis• RACINE Carmel- sion, cash donations being Sutton. Racine Methodist, accepted for needy family. Morning Star, Bethany Thursday, Dec. 20 Dorcas, Christmas cantata, TUPPERS PLAINS -7 p.m. at the Carmel buildChristmas concert by ing off Bas han Road. Eastern choir, band, bell RUTLAND - Oasis choir and drama class, 7:30 Christian Fellowship annual p.m. in the hi gh school Christmas party, 4:30 to 8 gymnasium. Admission is p.m., Meigs Middle School. free. Food. music, games. Informal dress. MIDDLEPORT Children's Christmas proEram at the Victory Baptist Saturday, Dec. 22 Church, 7 p.m. with the· · MIDDLEPORT - Julia theme "Christmas Around Norris will celebrate her the World." 82nd birthday on Dec. 22. POMEROY Zion Cards may be sent to Room Church of Christ. State 302, Overbrook Center, 333 Route 143, 9:30 a.m. Page St., Middlepon. Ohio l)unday school , 10:30 a.m. 45760. children's program, 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 24 · cantata "The Love of God at RACINE - Vinas Lee of Christmas" followed by Racine will observe her refreshments. Pastor, Roger 93rd birthday on Dec. 24. Cards may be sent to her at Watson. • Mayfair Village Retirement . POMEROY ~hristmas cantata. ''H is Center. Room 325, 3011 Name is Jesus" performed Hayden Road, Columbus. by the combined .c hoirs at Ohio 43235 . Pomeroy and the Thursday, Dec. ?.7 Enterprise United MIDDLEPORT Methodist Churches at the Elizabeth Davis wi II be 90 on Dec. 27. Cards may be Enterprise Church. . LONG BOTTOM sent to her at Overbrook Long Bottom United Center, 333 Page St., Methodist Church, 6:30 Middleport. Ohio 45760. p.m .. Christmas program. Monday, Dec. 31 Monday, Dec, 24 POMEROY Jane RUTLAND -Oasis Teaford will observe her Christiiln Fellowship 88th birthday on Dec. 3 I. t:hristmas Eve service, 5 Cards may be' se nt to her at p.m., Mei gs Middle 100 East Memorial Drive, SchooL Candlelighting . Apt. l 08, Pomeroy, Ohio .• ceremony and musical pre- 45769. Clubs and. organizations Church events Page .A 3 Wednesday, December 19, 2007 ANNIE'S MALL-BOX Sorry to leave when he ssick;.but ••• BY KATHY MITCHELl. AND MARCY SUGAR Dear Annie: After I 0 years of trying to make my marriage work, I finally could not take the verbal and mental abuse any longer. When a friend overheard one of my husband's tirades, she offered me a place to stay, a job, a car and an airline ticket. I took two suitcases and left. A month later, he called and said his leukemia, diagnosed a year ago, was now terminal and death was imminent. I went home. He had lied . I packed and left again with no intention of returning- ever. Now, six months later, his illness requires chemotherapy and he is on disability. I'm sorry he is ill, but I cannot go back. No one understands my position. I am accused of being a terrible person for "leaving him when he 's sick." but I am safe and trying to tend to my own recovery. The problem ? My friend, th e one who got me out of that si tuation, has now decided that ifl won't talk to my ex, she will, because after all, he' s dying and needs support. Annie, does cancer automatically wipe out the fact that th1s man almost destroyed me? She can't understand why I am furious. Am I wrong to demand her loyalty ? lf she wants to spend hours on the phone with him, fine , leave me out of it, but she says she doe.sn 't want to go behind my back . I don't . get it. - We'll All Die Sometime Dear Friend: Your relationship with your ex is entirely different from your friend's and she does not carry around all your negative baggage. The fact that he 's dying has made her feel sorry for him, and her sympathetic nature is one of the reasons she hel'ped when you needed her. If your friend wants to call your ex, that's her business. She should not, however. carry on these con versalions when you are within hearing distance. That is disrespectful to you. Tell · her we said so . Dear Annie: Every year for Christmas, we use a picture of our family taken on vacation and put it on our Christmas cards. This year, our 22-year-old daughter's live-in boyfriend, "~ ... is in the picture . Normally, we print on the photo. 'The Smith Family - John, June. Jenny and Justin ." How do I include Ed in the wording this year? Thanks. Bewildered Dad Dear Dad: This is what the inside of cards is for to write personal message' and family news . The peopie to whom you regularly send Christmas cards will spot Ed as a new face. If you feel it is nece ssary to caption the photograph, try "The Smith Family - John . Jane, Jenny, Ed Jones and Justin." Or ''The Smith Family John. Jane . Jenny, Justin and Jenny\ friend Ed ·Jones." Wordy. but descriptive. Dear Annie: I read the letter from "Can't Breathe In My Own Home," who married a smoker. I have been a smoker most of my life . He has an · addicrion and such problems·do not magically disappear. She has stuck with him for 31 years. but now she is whining because he could not quit when she expected him to ..She shou ld not have married him to begin with. Have they ever thm1ght about making a place .out side the hom.: where he co uld smoke co mfortably? I am not sayi ng it is good for him to smoke. I am . ju >t being realistic. If he decides to quit . he should talk to his Joe tor about new medi.:ations. but the decision mu st he his. not hers. Preaching to him will not help. I will step ullmy soapbox now. - j. Dear j.: We agree that if you ca n't stand the smoke , you shoul dn' t marry th e ' mok er. but people often make promises they can' t ke ep and you can't turn back tl1e cluck . We hope he is willing to check out some stop-s moking programs - for his health as well as hers. Annie's Mailbox is writte11 by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Arm Landers .column. Please e-mail your question s to .anniesmailbox@comcast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box . I 18190, · Chicago, /L 60611. To find out more about Annie's Mailbox, and read features by other Creators Sy11dicate writers a11d cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creaton-.com. Five generations Youth events Top left: Pictured are five generations of the Smith family of Pine Grove Road : Ruth Smith~ her son Harold Smith, her Grandson Rick Smith Sr., her great-grandson Rick Smith Jr.. and her great-great grand children, Cole and Chloe Smith .- Bottom left: Five generations of thll Smith family of Pine (;rove Road gathered ' recently. Pictured are, 1-r, Ruth Smith, her son Harold Smith, her Grandson Rick Smith Sr.. her great-grandson Randy Smith. her greatgreat children Quentin Smith, Savannah Smith and Brycen Smith. Submitted photos Birthdays · There are several options available: Gift BY THE BEND The Daily Sentinel Fossil Leather Ohio State Wallets,· Belt.~ & Coin Purses. Great Selection To Fit Someo11e's Christmas Ust! 6/i,l'ul . ;.J~h:/ tJJiamonas- 'J.£~ ll'~'u Grange members·donate to Meigs Parish • POMEROY- Donations were taken and canned goods contributed for the Meigs Cooperative Parish which distributes baskets at Christmastime when ' Hemlock Grange met recently at the hall. During the meeting co nducted byRosalie Story, .a report was given on legislation by Roy Grueser who noted that the corn harvest ihis year is up about 15 percent over last year. He a lso reported that several legislators are making large amounts of money ·from government subsidies going to farms in their .f amilies. . .. : The new . dairy in the 'county was dicussed, ribbons and awards were handed out from the State Grange, and a thank you note was read from the )ewell family concerning the recent auction where ' the Grange served food. Members were reminded to work onstate entri es over the coming winter months.. Kim Romine, lecturer, talked about St. Nicholas Day which is observed on Dec. 6. She said the true story of Santa Claus begins with Nicholas born in the third century in Greece. He became known for hi s gen; erosity to those in need, his love for chi ldren, and his concern for sailors and ships. He die~ Dec. 6 AD433 and the anniversary of his death became a day of celebration. According to the lecturer, in · 1808 Alexander Anderson was commissi_onerd to create the first American image of Nicholas for the occasion. The jolly elf received a big boost in 1823 from a poem, "A Visit from St. Nicholas," now beetter· kown as "The Night Before Christmas." By the 1920s a standard American Santa life-sized in a red, fur trimmed suit had emerged from the work or Norman Rockwell and other illustrators. 1931 . Haddon In Sundblom began 35 yeas of Coca Cola Santa advertisements that popularized and firmly established Santa as an icon of contemporary commercial culture, according to Romine. She said families, churches, and schools embrace true St. Nicholas traditions as one way to claim the true center of Christmas - the birth. of Jesus. Candy canes were given to the Grange members at the concluson of the program. The January meeting will be preceded by a 6:30 p.m. dinner of oyster stew and vegetable soup. ~@~ M~.~-~J ~'"'l!"lli 1-!0101! of thll •longat htctlng potpourri ~cant• WW.Inllkln~nt~uCII.cotn Your ~tnllll good cantar fot potpoottl ptoducm of qll klnlk. ~verythlng to ba purchuod In thlc chop 1011~ ccantd .204 IAqln !:htet • 740-591-4004 • Pomcuog, Oil t!oll'lll VIE~ I lt.l WoiiM! tt wn yQCI•Hck yout noio Info QC/t Bu•lnml Welcome Christmas · iuto yout heart Let faitll and family play a part; And wherever you may roam You will always be at home! Welcome Christmas! •h ·~· May the _,pirit of Christmas reside with yo1~ thi., holiday season and beyond. ·Best wishes from all of us. Karr Audiology ·& Hearing Aids 499 Richland Ave: Athe11s,- OH 45701 ,. 741J-594-6JJJ 1-SOU·45J-9806 �' The Daily·Sentinel The_Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exerdse thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or tl1e right of the people peaceabl}' to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday. Dec. 19, the 353rd day of 2007. There are 12 days left in the year. Today 's Highlight in History : On Dec. 19, 1843, "A Christmas Carol." by Charles Dickens, was lirst published in England. . On this date : In 1777. Gen. George Washington led hi s army of ahout II ,000 men to Vall ey Forge. Pa .. to cam p for the w i mer. In IXIJ , British forces captumJ Fon Niagara during the War or li:ll2 . In 1907.239 workers clied in a cual mine explosion in Jacobs Creek. Pa. In 1932. the British Broadcasling Corporation bega n transmitting overseas with its Empire Service to Australia. ·In 1946, war broke out in Indochina as troops under Ho Chi Minh launched widespread attacks against the French. In 1957. Meredith Willson's musical play "The Music Mari," starring Robert Preston as charming con man Harold Hill, opened on Broadway. · In 1972, Apollo 17 splashed down in the Pacific, winding up the Apollo program of manned lunar landings. In 1974, Nelson A. Rockefeller was sworn in as the 41st vice president of the United States .. In 1998, President Clinton was impeached by the Republican-controlled House for perjury and obstruction of justice (he was later acquitted by the Senate). Five ye!lf~ ago: Secretary of State Colin Powell declared Iraq in "material breach" of a U.N . disarmament resolution. After a prosecutor cited new DNA evidence, a judge in New York threw out the convictions of five young men in a 1989 attack on a Central Park jogger who had been raped and left for dead. Roh Moo-hyun won South Korea's presidential election. One year ago: A Libyan court convicted five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor of deliberately infecting 400 chtldren wtth HIV and sentenced them to death. (The six , later had their death sentences commuted, and were transferred to Bulgaria, where they were pardoned and set free.) Today's Birthdays: Singer-songwriter Charlie Ryan is 92. ~ountry singer Little Jimmy Dickens is 87. Composer-lyrictst Robert Sherman ("Mary Poppins") is 82. Actress Cicely Tyson is 74. Rhythm-and-blues singer-musician Maurice White (Earth, Wind and Fire) is 66. ActorTim Reid is 63: Paleontologist Richard E. Leakey is 63. Rock smger Alvm Lee (Ten Years After) is 63. Actress Elaine Joyce is 62. Musician John· McEuen is 62. Singer Janie Fricke is 60. Actor Mike Lookinland is 47. Actress Jennifer Beals is 44. Actor Scott Cohen is 43. Actor Robert MacNaughton is 41. Magician Criss Angel is 40. Rock mustctan Kevm Shepard ts 39. Actres' Kristy Swanson is 38. Actress Amy Locane is 36. Actress Rosa Blasi is 35. Actress Alyssa Milano is 35. Actor Jake Gyllenhaal is 27. Actress Marla Sokolot!. is 27. Rapper Lady Sovereign is +2. Thought for Today: He that JOkes confesses." - Italian proverb. t~anJoowords.Allteuersaresubjecttoediting,musrbe Presidential primary elections can be an ugly season for anyone who actually loves politics. It is a time when friendships can be strained, or worse over a candidate. It is a time where folks on the same broad teams are split.· It is a time where coalitions are· strengthened or torn asunder. . It's the latter that Mike Huckabee is on the path to doing. Almost a year ago, when I talked to him ab()ut His book. "From Hope to Higher Grpund: 12 Stops to Restoring America's Greatness," no one seriously thou ght ·the former Arkansas governor would be anywhere near the front in any major poll on the road to the White House. Believe me. if I thought he was a potential front -runner, I wouldn't have wasted time asking him ifhe watches the television show "24." But right now, the former Southern Baptist minister is a contender. The media spent months talking him up, say ing he had the poten~ tial to shake up the presidential race, and their collective wish for th e guitarrockin · ~mooth talker has finally come true. In his role as an asp(ring "Christian leader." as one of his campaign commercials put it, he is doing nothing to raise the level of the public con versalion about those running for Kathryn Lopez president and the issues facmg our nation. He has an utter lack of knowledge on foreign-policy issues - a reality he trie's to laugh off - and · on the issue he knows most, reli gion , to say he is completely unhelpful would be profoundly understating the case. As the media focuses on the fact that fellow candidate Mitt Romney is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Huckabee has been presented a real opportunity to bring people together, to take the medi a obsession off . of how religious evangelicals ca nnot tolerate a Mormon president. But instead of rising to the occa: sion, Huckabee makes things worse. In hi s most unfortunate moment, he played innocent with a New York Times reporter and asked, "Don't Mormon s believe that Jesus and the devil are brothers?" On . the other hand. Romney strove to improve the political conversation along with his poll position. . Wednesday, December 19, 2007 Told he should give a "Mormon speech," he instead gave a speech about us . He focused on religious liberty and America's founding . He focused on his commitment to the freedom 'upon which our nation was built. It 's a message t~at Mormon s and Southern Baptists can applaud, as well as Catholics, Jews, and, yes, even atheists. His speech was one that has the power to unite, unlike Huckabee's divisive, offensive approach. There was a day I was grateful to have Huckabee in the GOP debates; he was the face of a likable social conservative. But once he started playing religious hardball, he undid that good. My colleagues and I at National Review just endorsed Romney for president. We wrote, "Unlike some other candidates 'in the race, Romney is a full-spectrum conservative : a supporter of .fre e- market economics and limited gove rn. ment,_moral causes su~h as tile right · to life and the preservation of marriage, and a foreign policy based on the national interest." In this way. he diffe rs most stark ly with Huckabee, a big -government tax-hiker who loses economi cconservativcs and those turned off by Jesu s-and-Lucifer-werebrothers talk. For all of his obstacles. Obituaries - .. • Eugene Holliday RomQey's busine ss and gubernatorial record can appeal to economic conservatives. He's a naturaf social conservative in his' home life who understands the importance of family and who, when faced with marriage and life issues as governor, came down on the Right side. As former Missouri Sen . Jim Talent put Romney's coalition position to me: "Gov. Romney has shown that he can use conservative principles to change attitudes as well as laws. He is the only candidate who has articulated . a clear vision and policies for building a stronger America with a stronger military, economy and families. ... Our party cannot beat Hillary Clinton if we do not stand for all parts of the Reagan conservative coalition." The Republican Party owes the American people the best candidate they can present. The anti-Mormon vote is not going io win anything for Republicans. A unitin g, rallying message from a conservative candidate, with a record as a successful executive who knows and believes in the promise of America, can: I Kathryn Lopez is the edi/ur of National Review 011/ine (www.nationalreview.com). She can be contacied at klapez@national- Evelyn Louise Harrison r.eview.com.) t\10... YOUR SisTERs CHRISTMAS LETTER. Contracts Evelyn Young POMEROY -Evelyn Catherine Young, 87, of · Gallipolis, died Thursday, Dec. 13, 2007, at Pleasant Valley Hospital in Point .Pleasant, W.Va. She was born March 21, 1920, in Pomeroy, daughter of the late William and Lena Young Dorfer. She attended Laura! Cliff Free Methodist Church. . Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Harry Young. · Surviving are her daughter, Carolene "Carol" Young of Gallipolis; a son; Ollie Young of Middleport; a grandson, Anthony Moore; and several great grandchildren, nieces and nephews . Funeral will be at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Dec. 20, 2007, at Cherry Ridge Cemetery in Pomeroy with Pastor John O'Brien officiating. There will be rio calling hours. Arrangements are by Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy. ·z fhe S(Utltr 'd SU.iffiCYfi"""m s 'dtfy , On.y (Uttlf , r Diddle, nurse . .The resignation of Sarah Qua:lls was accepted as an aide to Carleton School, effective Dec. 14. Maranda Bush was approved a~ an aide at SLSD at a rate of $7 per hour. The resignation of Patricia Circle as secretary at Southern Elementary was accepted effective March I, 2008. The resignation of Mindy Patterson as an aide for the' ASK program was Leah Hickman Huntington Tuesday with hi s pastor, Jamie Watts: and friend John Gordon, had been knocking on doors and passing out fliers with her picture on them . "We don't know anything yet," Hickman said. "We have been putting up fliers and handing them out to neighbors. We are hop.ing and praying that we find her." He also said her moth~r and other family members were distributing fliers and talking to people who could have seen their daughter. Sgt. John Williams of the Huntington Police Department is lead in g the investigation of Leah 's dis appearance. He is being assi sted by Lt. Rocky Johnson. Hickman described hi s daughter as being approximately 5 feet tall and weighing between 125 and 135 pounds. She has a slender build with brown hair that is cut below her ears in a bob style. Johnson said officers with the' department had been out all day Tuesday talking with neighbors and checking computers and cell phones . So far, nothing has led them in the direction of what happenecl to her. ··we can co nfirm that she has been mi ss ing since Friday." he sa id. "The state police are also helping us with the search, lind all we have to do is ask for assistance from others." Though he was not in his office Tuesday, Hickman said his staff members have been compiling messages of positive thoughts and prayers and that he appreciates everyone who is concerned about his daughter's welfare. "Everyo ne has been tremendou s at this time," he added . Anyone having any information about Leah Hickman's disappearance is asked to call the Huntington Police Department's detective division at 304-696-4420. Local Briefs . Garbage pickup changes RACINE - RaCine will have changes in garbage pick up due to the holidays. Pick up will be on Dec. 27 and the dumpsters will be picked up on Dec. 28. The. followmg week vvill be Jan. 3 and Jan. 4 for dumpsters . Any ques. tions call 949-2296. •· Office closed POMEROY -The Meigs County Health Department will be closed Dec. 24 and Dec. 25 for the holidays, with normal business ·hours resuming at 8 a.m. Dec. 26. Dog tags POMEROY - Dog and kennel licenses are available for 2008. The Ohio Revised Code requires that everyone who owns, ·keeps or harbors a dog more than three months of age purchase a license before Jan . 31. The cost is $6 per dog and $25 per kennel. If purchased after the deadline the cost is double. . . Licenses are available from Auditor Mary Byer-Hill from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 r.m. at the auditor's office. Applications for mail wil be available in The Daily · Sentinel on Jan. II . Licenses may also be purchased from Dog Warden Tom Proffitt. . TB clinic closing • POMEROY - The TB Clinic will be closed Monday, Dec. 24 and Tues. Dec. 25 for the Christmas holi<!ays. The Sawyers then met fra)Jied photo collages of attorney has denied thi s privately with neighbors, Riley, DePiedge said. account. hoping to learn more about The Sawyers also walked Authorit_ies say Zeigler the little girl's last days, said in an area along the and Trenor then stuffed the Laura DePiedge, the fami- Galveston Causeway where little body in a plastic coninvestigators believe · tainer and hid it inside a ly's attorney. "It's part of the grieving Riley's body was thrown storag e shed at the house for up to two month s process," DePledge said of into the bay. the Sawyers ' two-day trip "It was a very, very diffi- before dumping it in from their home in subur- cult time · for them, " Galveston Bay. ban Cleveland to Houston De Pledge said of the visit to Ril ey's identity was a and · Galveston. "It's cer- the causeway. my stery for weeks after the Neighbors gave the container was found by a tainly to he Ip them move along in the healing Sawyers two boxes contain- fisherman. A call from Sheryl process. " ing cards, stuffed animals The Sawyers declined to and other gifts that had been ' Sawyers led investigators to left at a makeshift memorial Trenor and Zeigler after talk with reporters. · Sawyers saw a police On Monday they took a in front of the home. "We knew this cemmuni- artist's rendering of the boat trip to the small island where Riley's body was . ty loved her. There is noth- murdered girl. Lois Gibson, the sketch discovered on Oct. 29 in ing anybody .could have Galveston Bay. A low tide done to prevent this," artist, gave the Sawyers copies of her sketches. prevented them from DePiedge said. Zeigler, 24, and Tren<ir, "I thanked her for being reaching the island and visit a 4-foot-tall. wooden 19, are accused in the July a diligent grandmother," cross that was placed near torture and fatal beating of Gibson said of her meeting the·spot where the little girl the child. Trenor told with Sheryl Sawyers. "She police the assault was a was looking for her ·grandwas found. discipline · session gone baby." They also visited DePiedge said the Monday with state and fed- awry, because the toddler eral investigators,thanking didn ' t remember to say Sawyers had np plans to them for their work on the uplease," and "yes, sir" to visit Trenor, who remains case · and giving them her st~pfather. Zeigler's . jailed along with Zeigler. accepted. The resignation of Aimee Pyles as computer · lab aide was accepted effeclive Dec. 28. The following were appointed to the LPDC committee for a three-year term at a rate of $500 per year: Donna Sayre, Barbara Lawrence, Don Dudding, Bill Beegle, Tony Deem. Jeff Caldwell was employed as Title IX Compliance officer on a one-year contract for a rate of pay of $561.13. The board elected Richard Hill as president pro-term for the o\-ganiza- lion meeting set for 8 p.m. , to the OSBA Briefcase and Jan. 8, 2008. Other meet- School Management News ings set. include the budget at a rate $2,621 for 2008. The meeting adjourned hearing at 8: 15 p.m. on Jan . 8 and the regular meeting at into executive session once from 8:26 p.m. to 9:57 p.m. 8 p.m., Jan . 28. to discu ss the appointment, The board accepted a employment, dismissal, dis$1 ,000 donation from American Electric Power cipline, promotion, demotowards the development of tion or compensation of an employee or otficial or the the Fitness Center. The board amended the investigation of charges or 2007-08 school calendar to · complaints against an employee, official, licensee reflect two additional waiver days on Jan. 22 and Feb . or student. 19, 2008. t-~~ C1-f' . The board approved joining the Ohio School Boards ~ ' ~ 0 Association and to subscribe •. .· );:- : :!: "'A JC!l u.: ..... ', ; ·· ' --! ······ · ~/_\···· ~ Carryover from PageA1 v of the entire population is ' tore and she yells, "You below average. An exag~er­ idiot, I said 'tuna fish' not ation, no doubt, but it s a 'Tidy Flush!"' I don'' t take well-known fact there are it personally. Instead of t)lillions of stupid people. hidmg my stupidity from Stupidity is an equal-oppor- her, I can relax at home and tunity disability that strikes be as stupid as I like. She men and women, young and won't let me cook or clean old. It strikes teachers and or do the laundry because l students, princes and pau- always "do it wrong." pers, politicians and voters, · While she does the dishes, I athletes. and, well, a whole watch TV. Sometimes I lot of athletes. think, "Who's stupid; Stupidity can strike with- · now?" But I'm not stupid out warning. Who hasn't enough to say that out loud. Over the years, I've gotmarried someone and then ten good at findin~ ways to smacked their forehead 10 minutes later and said, .hide my Stupidtty from "What was I thinking?" others. When I misspelled What CEO hasn't paid him- the company's name on se lf $ 100 million and then this year's Christmas fired people in a cost-cut- cards , I blamed the stupid printers. When I bought the ting measure? lead paint for .the compaAn especially tragic form ny' s Day Care ·Center of the disease is Adult Onset Stupidity (AOS ), which can because it was on sale, I strike without warnin g. One blamed the ' stupid paint day you're pe1fectly normal store. When I forget tO: and healthy, the next day mail things out, important you're watching TV shows things like bills and contracts, I blame the post about bass fishin g. office. My bosses always For years, I hid my blame other people, so I Stupidity from my friends, figure it 's the smart thing my famil y and my coworkers. Only . my · wife to do. I don ' t wan! them to• knew about it , which ts think I'm stupid. (lim Mullen is the author amazing, because I never even told her I was st upid : of' "It Takes a Village Idiot: she figured it out all by her- Complicating the Simple self. It used to bother me, Life" and "Baby's First but now, when I come TattJJo. " You can reach him home from the grocery at jim_mullen@myway.coin). Bv DtANE PoTToRFF DPOTTORFR>MYDAILYREGISTER.COM family of 'Baby Grace' visits Texas to learn of child's last days ToTAL SE(F-INDUL6ENCE, ~GRANDSTANDING & BRAGGfN6. CAMPA16N LITERATURE? lor missing . POMEROY- Eugene H. LEON. W.Va. - Law J:lolliday, 93, of Pomeroy, enforcement officers, famipassed away Monday, Dec. ly and friends are trying to 17, 2007, at the . Hickory find a Mason County Creek Nursing Home, The woman who has been mi ssPlain s. ing from her Huntington . He was born July 27, apartment since Friday. 1914, in Dyesville, to the Leah Hickman, 21, of late Wallace and Hattie Ann Leon, is a journalism stu(Bosworth) Holliday. Mr. dent at Marshall University. Holliday was carpenter ·and She was last seen in her a farmer for most of his life. apartment at 403 Eighth He was a member of the St. Ave. in . Huntington. Mark's United Methodist Between 6 and 7 p.m. Church in Charleston, Friday, Leah disappeared, W.Va., and a member of the leaving · her belongings, Carpenters Local #650. including her purse, key s Surviving are his wife, Eugene Holliday and. cell phone, according to Fontelle Holliday, Pomeroy ; a son, Danny (Jenny) Holliday, Dexter; a daughter, Diane her father, Mason County Young, Pomeroy; five grandchildren; seven great grandchil- Assessor Ron Hickman. No dren ; four ,great-great grandchildren; a niece and a nephew. one has heard from her since Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by hts first she was last seen in the wife, Mary Starkey Holliday; two brothers,John and Ralph apartment she shares with Holliday; an infant son, Gary Bruce Holliday; and a step- her sister, Jessica Vickers. son, Stephen Spencer. . Hickman, who was in Funeral will be held at I p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 20, 2007 at the Fisher Funeral Home in Pomeroy with the Rev. Lamar O'Bryant officiating. · Burial will follow in the Standish Cemetery in Dexter. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. on Bv JUAN A. LOZANO Wednesday at the funeral home. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Memorial contributions may be made in Mr. Holliday's name to .theAmerican Cancer Society, P.O. Box 22718, SPRING, ·Texas - Her Oklahoma City, OK 73123-1718 . . hands ·shaking and eyes Online condolences may be sent 10 www.fisherfuneral- tearing ·up, the paternal homes.com. · grandmother of the toddler ' known as "Baby Grace" stood outside the suburban Houston home Tuesday Evelyn Louise Harrison, 90, of Pomeroy, passed away where authorities say the liton Dec. 18, 2007, at Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center tle girl was beaten to death. · Having traveled more in Pomeroy. She was born on July 29, 1917, in Pomeroy, daughter .of than 1,300 miles from Ohio, Sheryl the late John Carl and Lydia McCumber. She was a mem- Mentor, ber of the Carleton Church where she taught the Cradle Sawyers and her son, Robert Sawyers, the girl's Roll. class for over 47 years. father, silently stared for a · . In addition to her parents she was. preceded in death by her husband, Olen D. Harrison; her grandson, Rodd few minutes irito the Harrison; and her brothers and sisters, Leo Carl, Dale Carl, home's front yard through a Ralph Carl, Mabel Brickles and Faye Pratt. · · closed gate. "Obviously there's not She is survived by: two sons and daughters-in-law, Dale E. and Marlene Harrison of Pomeroy and Phillip R. and much to see," Sneryl Paulette Harrison of Pomeroy; grandchildren : Scott Sawyers said outside the Harrison of Middleport, Jodi (Delinar) Shultz of Pomeroy, home, where 2-year-old and Trevor (Rainy) Harrison of Pomeroy; great-grandchil- Riley Ann Sawyers lived dren: Emalee Glass, Evan George, Casey Harrison, for about two months with Braylon Harrison; special friend, a Bonnie Lightfoot of her · mother, Kimberly Pomeroy; and several nieces and nephews. Dawn Trenor, and her stepFuneral will be held at II a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 22, father, Royce Clyde Zeigler 2007, at the .Pomeroy Chapel of Fisher Funeral Home with II . The couple has been Pastor Tom Runyon offictating. Burial will follow at the charged with capital murder Carleton Church Cemetery. The family will receive friends in her death. from 6-9 p.m. on Friday at the funeral home. 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None' of the mornInside Meigs County Charlene Hoeflich ,'Ext. 12 13 Weeks '32.26 PTA meeting and saying, ing shows .has ever done a 26 Weeks '64.20 "My kid's st upid . What weeklong sertes on it , 52 Weeks ' 127.11 E-mail : special programs ha ve you non e of the ho sts has got for that?" news@mydailysentl nel com admitted to having raised Outside Meigs County Even in"this modern day stupid ~hi ldrcn . 13 Weeks .' '53.55 ll carand age. Stupidity sti Web: Little is known about stu26 Weeks '1 07.10 nes a sti gma with it - . pidity, even though scienwww.mydailysentinel .com 52 Weeks '2 14.21 some people even believe tists say that as mu ch as half The Daily\Sentinel PageA4 OPINION LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less . operate early in the new year while waiting for 2008 revenue." Council voted twice to serve without pay this year, due to the village's dire result is a bigger carryover," Baker said. "It's not as . financial condition. Village officials expect much as it should be, but it will allow the village to the financial picture to Christmas from PageA1 Christian Motorcycle Association "Delivered" to distribute. Albright will also be personally delivering .a few bikes to the fami Iies that inspired his idea. "We're extremely appreciative," Dee Rader of God's NET said. "We appreciate · the union men and women supporting improve in 2008, with the collection of proceeds from a two-mill operating levy approved in November. Council has already authorized the police chief to begin the process of hiring two additional full-time police officers. donated to th~' Chi.ldren ' s local children." Center of Southeastern Rader said God's NET is · providing gifts and clothing Ohio in Patriot. for 185 children in Meigs County who haven't signed up for assistance at any other giveaways. Members of the CMA also expressed their appreciation for the donations . In addition to the bikes , the CMA received funds from the constructions workers which was placed towards the purchase of two, 27-inch televisions Announces they are accepting pat_ients at their new location .....·--········-··--··---Pf111fllt,USt; \ltl~ ! T\TIU New Years Eve Gala Limited Sealing RSVP Dec. 31 7pJTI Give the Gift An Ariel Seat! A Memory Forever! Box Office: 428 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, OH (740) 446-ARTS ~ Sunday 1-4 Comer Second And Provider Beverly PhiiUps CNP-Certlfted Nurse Practliioner Most iasurance's accepted tncludln~ Tri-Care SUdlng Fee Available for those who qualify __ FINE jEWELRY ..;..;;.;;;..~.;;;.;;.;;=- 9-.30-7 Mon-Thurs; 9-8; Frl9-7 Sat. Gr1:fr �' The Daily·Sentinel The_Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exerdse thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or tl1e right of the people peaceabl}' to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday. Dec. 19, the 353rd day of 2007. There are 12 days left in the year. Today 's Highlight in History : On Dec. 19, 1843, "A Christmas Carol." by Charles Dickens, was lirst published in England. . On this date : In 1777. Gen. George Washington led hi s army of ahout II ,000 men to Vall ey Forge. Pa .. to cam p for the w i mer. In IXIJ , British forces captumJ Fon Niagara during the War or li:ll2 . In 1907.239 workers clied in a cual mine explosion in Jacobs Creek. Pa. In 1932. the British Broadcasling Corporation bega n transmitting overseas with its Empire Service to Australia. ·In 1946, war broke out in Indochina as troops under Ho Chi Minh launched widespread attacks against the French. In 1957. Meredith Willson's musical play "The Music Mari," starring Robert Preston as charming con man Harold Hill, opened on Broadway. · In 1972, Apollo 17 splashed down in the Pacific, winding up the Apollo program of manned lunar landings. In 1974, Nelson A. Rockefeller was sworn in as the 41st vice president of the United States .. In 1998, President Clinton was impeached by the Republican-controlled House for perjury and obstruction of justice (he was later acquitted by the Senate). Five ye!lf~ ago: Secretary of State Colin Powell declared Iraq in "material breach" of a U.N . disarmament resolution. After a prosecutor cited new DNA evidence, a judge in New York threw out the convictions of five young men in a 1989 attack on a Central Park jogger who had been raped and left for dead. Roh Moo-hyun won South Korea's presidential election. One year ago: A Libyan court convicted five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor of deliberately infecting 400 chtldren wtth HIV and sentenced them to death. (The six , later had their death sentences commuted, and were transferred to Bulgaria, where they were pardoned and set free.) Today's Birthdays: Singer-songwriter Charlie Ryan is 92. ~ountry singer Little Jimmy Dickens is 87. Composer-lyrictst Robert Sherman ("Mary Poppins") is 82. Actress Cicely Tyson is 74. Rhythm-and-blues singer-musician Maurice White (Earth, Wind and Fire) is 66. ActorTim Reid is 63: Paleontologist Richard E. Leakey is 63. Rock smger Alvm Lee (Ten Years After) is 63. Actress Elaine Joyce is 62. Musician John· McEuen is 62. Singer Janie Fricke is 60. Actor Mike Lookinland is 47. Actress Jennifer Beals is 44. Actor Scott Cohen is 43. Actor Robert MacNaughton is 41. Magician Criss Angel is 40. Rock mustctan Kevm Shepard ts 39. Actres' Kristy Swanson is 38. Actress Amy Locane is 36. Actress Rosa Blasi is 35. Actress Alyssa Milano is 35. Actor Jake Gyllenhaal is 27. Actress Marla Sokolot!. is 27. Rapper Lady Sovereign is +2. Thought for Today: He that JOkes confesses." - Italian proverb. t~anJoowords.Allteuersaresubjecttoediting,musrbe Presidential primary elections can be an ugly season for anyone who actually loves politics. It is a time when friendships can be strained, or worse over a candidate. It is a time where folks on the same broad teams are split.· It is a time where coalitions are· strengthened or torn asunder. . It's the latter that Mike Huckabee is on the path to doing. Almost a year ago, when I talked to him ab()ut His book. "From Hope to Higher Grpund: 12 Stops to Restoring America's Greatness," no one seriously thou ght ·the former Arkansas governor would be anywhere near the front in any major poll on the road to the White House. Believe me. if I thought he was a potential front -runner, I wouldn't have wasted time asking him ifhe watches the television show "24." But right now, the former Southern Baptist minister is a contender. The media spent months talking him up, say ing he had the poten~ tial to shake up the presidential race, and their collective wish for th e guitarrockin · ~mooth talker has finally come true. In his role as an asp(ring "Christian leader." as one of his campaign commercials put it, he is doing nothing to raise the level of the public con versalion about those running for Kathryn Lopez president and the issues facmg our nation. He has an utter lack of knowledge on foreign-policy issues - a reality he trie's to laugh off - and · on the issue he knows most, reli gion , to say he is completely unhelpful would be profoundly understating the case. As the media focuses on the fact that fellow candidate Mitt Romney is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Huckabee has been presented a real opportunity to bring people together, to take the medi a obsession off . of how religious evangelicals ca nnot tolerate a Mormon president. But instead of rising to the occa: sion, Huckabee makes things worse. In hi s most unfortunate moment, he played innocent with a New York Times reporter and asked, "Don't Mormon s believe that Jesus and the devil are brothers?" On . the other hand. Romney strove to improve the political conversation along with his poll position. . Wednesday, December 19, 2007 Told he should give a "Mormon speech," he instead gave a speech about us . He focused on religious liberty and America's founding . He focused on his commitment to the freedom 'upon which our nation was built. It 's a message t~at Mormon s and Southern Baptists can applaud, as well as Catholics, Jews, and, yes, even atheists. His speech was one that has the power to unite, unlike Huckabee's divisive, offensive approach. There was a day I was grateful to have Huckabee in the GOP debates; he was the face of a likable social conservative. But once he started playing religious hardball, he undid that good. My colleagues and I at National Review just endorsed Romney for president. We wrote, "Unlike some other candidates 'in the race, Romney is a full-spectrum conservative : a supporter of .fre e- market economics and limited gove rn. ment,_moral causes su~h as tile right · to life and the preservation of marriage, and a foreign policy based on the national interest." In this way. he diffe rs most stark ly with Huckabee, a big -government tax-hiker who loses economi cconservativcs and those turned off by Jesu s-and-Lucifer-werebrothers talk. For all of his obstacles. Obituaries - .. • Eugene Holliday RomQey's busine ss and gubernatorial record can appeal to economic conservatives. He's a naturaf social conservative in his' home life who understands the importance of family and who, when faced with marriage and life issues as governor, came down on the Right side. As former Missouri Sen . Jim Talent put Romney's coalition position to me: "Gov. Romney has shown that he can use conservative principles to change attitudes as well as laws. He is the only candidate who has articulated . a clear vision and policies for building a stronger America with a stronger military, economy and families. ... Our party cannot beat Hillary Clinton if we do not stand for all parts of the Reagan conservative coalition." The Republican Party owes the American people the best candidate they can present. The anti-Mormon vote is not going io win anything for Republicans. A unitin g, rallying message from a conservative candidate, with a record as a successful executive who knows and believes in the promise of America, can: I Kathryn Lopez is the edi/ur of National Review 011/ine (www.nationalreview.com). She can be contacied at klapez@national- Evelyn Louise Harrison r.eview.com.) t\10... YOUR SisTERs CHRISTMAS LETTER. Contracts Evelyn Young POMEROY -Evelyn Catherine Young, 87, of · Gallipolis, died Thursday, Dec. 13, 2007, at Pleasant Valley Hospital in Point .Pleasant, W.Va. She was born March 21, 1920, in Pomeroy, daughter of the late William and Lena Young Dorfer. She attended Laura! Cliff Free Methodist Church. . Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Harry Young. · Surviving are her daughter, Carolene "Carol" Young of Gallipolis; a son; Ollie Young of Middleport; a grandson, Anthony Moore; and several great grandchildren, nieces and nephews . Funeral will be at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Dec. 20, 2007, at Cherry Ridge Cemetery in Pomeroy with Pastor John O'Brien officiating. There will be rio calling hours. Arrangements are by Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy. ·z fhe S(Utltr 'd SU.iffiCYfi"""m s 'dtfy , On.y (Uttlf , r Diddle, nurse . .The resignation of Sarah Qua:lls was accepted as an aide to Carleton School, effective Dec. 14. Maranda Bush was approved a~ an aide at SLSD at a rate of $7 per hour. The resignation of Patricia Circle as secretary at Southern Elementary was accepted effective March I, 2008. The resignation of Mindy Patterson as an aide for the' ASK program was Leah Hickman Huntington Tuesday with hi s pastor, Jamie Watts: and friend John Gordon, had been knocking on doors and passing out fliers with her picture on them . "We don't know anything yet," Hickman said. "We have been putting up fliers and handing them out to neighbors. We are hop.ing and praying that we find her." He also said her moth~r and other family members were distributing fliers and talking to people who could have seen their daughter. Sgt. John Williams of the Huntington Police Department is lead in g the investigation of Leah 's dis appearance. He is being assi sted by Lt. Rocky Johnson. Hickman described hi s daughter as being approximately 5 feet tall and weighing between 125 and 135 pounds. She has a slender build with brown hair that is cut below her ears in a bob style. Johnson said officers with the' department had been out all day Tuesday talking with neighbors and checking computers and cell phones . So far, nothing has led them in the direction of what happenecl to her. ··we can co nfirm that she has been mi ss ing since Friday." he sa id. "The state police are also helping us with the search, lind all we have to do is ask for assistance from others." Though he was not in his office Tuesday, Hickman said his staff members have been compiling messages of positive thoughts and prayers and that he appreciates everyone who is concerned about his daughter's welfare. "Everyo ne has been tremendou s at this time," he added . Anyone having any information about Leah Hickman's disappearance is asked to call the Huntington Police Department's detective division at 304-696-4420. Local Briefs . Garbage pickup changes RACINE - RaCine will have changes in garbage pick up due to the holidays. Pick up will be on Dec. 27 and the dumpsters will be picked up on Dec. 28. The. followmg week vvill be Jan. 3 and Jan. 4 for dumpsters . Any ques. tions call 949-2296. •· Office closed POMEROY -The Meigs County Health Department will be closed Dec. 24 and Dec. 25 for the holidays, with normal business ·hours resuming at 8 a.m. Dec. 26. Dog tags POMEROY - Dog and kennel licenses are available for 2008. The Ohio Revised Code requires that everyone who owns, ·keeps or harbors a dog more than three months of age purchase a license before Jan . 31. The cost is $6 per dog and $25 per kennel. If purchased after the deadline the cost is double. . . Licenses are available from Auditor Mary Byer-Hill from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 r.m. at the auditor's office. Applications for mail wil be available in The Daily · Sentinel on Jan. II . Licenses may also be purchased from Dog Warden Tom Proffitt. . TB clinic closing • POMEROY - The TB Clinic will be closed Monday, Dec. 24 and Tues. Dec. 25 for the Christmas holi<!ays. The Sawyers then met fra)Jied photo collages of attorney has denied thi s privately with neighbors, Riley, DePiedge said. account. hoping to learn more about The Sawyers also walked Authorit_ies say Zeigler the little girl's last days, said in an area along the and Trenor then stuffed the Laura DePiedge, the fami- Galveston Causeway where little body in a plastic coninvestigators believe · tainer and hid it inside a ly's attorney. "It's part of the grieving Riley's body was thrown storag e shed at the house for up to two month s process," DePledge said of into the bay. the Sawyers ' two-day trip "It was a very, very diffi- before dumping it in from their home in subur- cult time · for them, " Galveston Bay. ban Cleveland to Houston De Pledge said of the visit to Ril ey's identity was a and · Galveston. "It's cer- the causeway. my stery for weeks after the Neighbors gave the container was found by a tainly to he Ip them move along in the healing Sawyers two boxes contain- fisherman. A call from Sheryl process. " ing cards, stuffed animals The Sawyers declined to and other gifts that had been ' Sawyers led investigators to left at a makeshift memorial Trenor and Zeigler after talk with reporters. · Sawyers saw a police On Monday they took a in front of the home. "We knew this cemmuni- artist's rendering of the boat trip to the small island where Riley's body was . ty loved her. There is noth- murdered girl. Lois Gibson, the sketch discovered on Oct. 29 in ing anybody .could have Galveston Bay. A low tide done to prevent this," artist, gave the Sawyers copies of her sketches. prevented them from DePiedge said. Zeigler, 24, and Tren<ir, "I thanked her for being reaching the island and visit a 4-foot-tall. wooden 19, are accused in the July a diligent grandmother," cross that was placed near torture and fatal beating of Gibson said of her meeting the·spot where the little girl the child. Trenor told with Sheryl Sawyers. "She police the assault was a was looking for her ·grandwas found. discipline · session gone baby." They also visited DePiedge said the Monday with state and fed- awry, because the toddler eral investigators,thanking didn ' t remember to say Sawyers had np plans to them for their work on the uplease," and "yes, sir" to visit Trenor, who remains case · and giving them her st~pfather. Zeigler's . jailed along with Zeigler. accepted. The resignation of Aimee Pyles as computer · lab aide was accepted effeclive Dec. 28. The following were appointed to the LPDC committee for a three-year term at a rate of $500 per year: Donna Sayre, Barbara Lawrence, Don Dudding, Bill Beegle, Tony Deem. Jeff Caldwell was employed as Title IX Compliance officer on a one-year contract for a rate of pay of $561.13. The board elected Richard Hill as president pro-term for the o\-ganiza- lion meeting set for 8 p.m. , to the OSBA Briefcase and Jan. 8, 2008. Other meet- School Management News ings set. include the budget at a rate $2,621 for 2008. The meeting adjourned hearing at 8: 15 p.m. on Jan . 8 and the regular meeting at into executive session once from 8:26 p.m. to 9:57 p.m. 8 p.m., Jan . 28. to discu ss the appointment, The board accepted a employment, dismissal, dis$1 ,000 donation from American Electric Power cipline, promotion, demotowards the development of tion or compensation of an employee or otficial or the the Fitness Center. The board amended the investigation of charges or 2007-08 school calendar to · complaints against an employee, official, licensee reflect two additional waiver days on Jan. 22 and Feb . or student. 19, 2008. t-~~ C1-f' . The board approved joining the Ohio School Boards ~ ' ~ 0 Association and to subscribe •. .· );:- : :!: "'A JC!l u.: ..... ', ; ·· ' --! ······ · ~/_\···· ~ Carryover from PageA1 v of the entire population is ' tore and she yells, "You below average. An exag~er­ idiot, I said 'tuna fish' not ation, no doubt, but it s a 'Tidy Flush!"' I don'' t take well-known fact there are it personally. Instead of t)lillions of stupid people. hidmg my stupidity from Stupidity is an equal-oppor- her, I can relax at home and tunity disability that strikes be as stupid as I like. She men and women, young and won't let me cook or clean old. It strikes teachers and or do the laundry because l students, princes and pau- always "do it wrong." pers, politicians and voters, · While she does the dishes, I athletes. and, well, a whole watch TV. Sometimes I lot of athletes. think, "Who's stupid; Stupidity can strike with- · now?" But I'm not stupid out warning. Who hasn't enough to say that out loud. Over the years, I've gotmarried someone and then ten good at findin~ ways to smacked their forehead 10 minutes later and said, .hide my Stupidtty from "What was I thinking?" others. When I misspelled What CEO hasn't paid him- the company's name on se lf $ 100 million and then this year's Christmas fired people in a cost-cut- cards , I blamed the stupid printers. When I bought the ting measure? lead paint for .the compaAn especially tragic form ny' s Day Care ·Center of the disease is Adult Onset Stupidity (AOS ), which can because it was on sale, I strike without warnin g. One blamed the ' stupid paint day you're pe1fectly normal store. When I forget tO: and healthy, the next day mail things out, important you're watching TV shows things like bills and contracts, I blame the post about bass fishin g. office. My bosses always For years, I hid my blame other people, so I Stupidity from my friends, figure it 's the smart thing my famil y and my coworkers. Only . my · wife to do. I don ' t wan! them to• knew about it , which ts think I'm stupid. (lim Mullen is the author amazing, because I never even told her I was st upid : of' "It Takes a Village Idiot: she figured it out all by her- Complicating the Simple self. It used to bother me, Life" and "Baby's First but now, when I come TattJJo. " You can reach him home from the grocery at jim_mullen@myway.coin). Bv DtANE PoTToRFF DPOTTORFR>MYDAILYREGISTER.COM family of 'Baby Grace' visits Texas to learn of child's last days ToTAL SE(F-INDUL6ENCE, ~GRANDSTANDING & BRAGGfN6. CAMPA16N LITERATURE? lor missing . POMEROY- Eugene H. LEON. W.Va. - Law J:lolliday, 93, of Pomeroy, enforcement officers, famipassed away Monday, Dec. ly and friends are trying to 17, 2007, at the . Hickory find a Mason County Creek Nursing Home, The woman who has been mi ssPlain s. ing from her Huntington . He was born July 27, apartment since Friday. 1914, in Dyesville, to the Leah Hickman, 21, of late Wallace and Hattie Ann Leon, is a journalism stu(Bosworth) Holliday. Mr. dent at Marshall University. Holliday was carpenter ·and She was last seen in her a farmer for most of his life. apartment at 403 Eighth He was a member of the St. Ave. in . Huntington. Mark's United Methodist Between 6 and 7 p.m. Church in Charleston, Friday, Leah disappeared, W.Va., and a member of the leaving · her belongings, Carpenters Local #650. including her purse, key s Surviving are his wife, Eugene Holliday and. cell phone, according to Fontelle Holliday, Pomeroy ; a son, Danny (Jenny) Holliday, Dexter; a daughter, Diane her father, Mason County Young, Pomeroy; five grandchildren; seven great grandchil- Assessor Ron Hickman. No dren ; four ,great-great grandchildren; a niece and a nephew. one has heard from her since Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by hts first she was last seen in the wife, Mary Starkey Holliday; two brothers,John and Ralph apartment she shares with Holliday; an infant son, Gary Bruce Holliday; and a step- her sister, Jessica Vickers. son, Stephen Spencer. . Hickman, who was in Funeral will be held at I p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 20, 2007 at the Fisher Funeral Home in Pomeroy with the Rev. Lamar O'Bryant officiating. · Burial will follow in the Standish Cemetery in Dexter. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. on Bv JUAN A. LOZANO Wednesday at the funeral home. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Memorial contributions may be made in Mr. Holliday's name to .theAmerican Cancer Society, P.O. Box 22718, SPRING, ·Texas - Her Oklahoma City, OK 73123-1718 . . hands ·shaking and eyes Online condolences may be sent 10 www.fisherfuneral- tearing ·up, the paternal homes.com. · grandmother of the toddler ' known as "Baby Grace" stood outside the suburban Houston home Tuesday Evelyn Louise Harrison, 90, of Pomeroy, passed away where authorities say the liton Dec. 18, 2007, at Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center tle girl was beaten to death. · Having traveled more in Pomeroy. She was born on July 29, 1917, in Pomeroy, daughter .of than 1,300 miles from Ohio, Sheryl the late John Carl and Lydia McCumber. She was a mem- Mentor, ber of the Carleton Church where she taught the Cradle Sawyers and her son, Robert Sawyers, the girl's Roll. class for over 47 years. father, silently stared for a · . In addition to her parents she was. preceded in death by her husband, Olen D. Harrison; her grandson, Rodd few minutes irito the Harrison; and her brothers and sisters, Leo Carl, Dale Carl, home's front yard through a Ralph Carl, Mabel Brickles and Faye Pratt. · · closed gate. "Obviously there's not She is survived by: two sons and daughters-in-law, Dale E. and Marlene Harrison of Pomeroy and Phillip R. and much to see," Sneryl Paulette Harrison of Pomeroy; grandchildren : Scott Sawyers said outside the Harrison of Middleport, Jodi (Delinar) Shultz of Pomeroy, home, where 2-year-old and Trevor (Rainy) Harrison of Pomeroy; great-grandchil- Riley Ann Sawyers lived dren: Emalee Glass, Evan George, Casey Harrison, for about two months with Braylon Harrison; special friend, a Bonnie Lightfoot of her · mother, Kimberly Pomeroy; and several nieces and nephews. Dawn Trenor, and her stepFuneral will be held at II a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 22, father, Royce Clyde Zeigler 2007, at the .Pomeroy Chapel of Fisher Funeral Home with II . The couple has been Pastor Tom Runyon offictating. Burial will follow at the charged with capital murder Carleton Church Cemetery. The family will receive friends in her death. from 6-9 p.m. on Friday at the funeral home. Memonal donations may be made to the home delivered . meals program at the Meigs Multipurpose Senior Center, P.O. Box 722, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. A registry is available online by visiting www.fisherfuneralhomes.com. • from PageA1 ., 7\. T ( 1'10 The Daily Sentinel • Page A5 www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, December 19,2007 Mike Huckabee ·divides Republicans Slgned, and include addreJJ and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not persona_lities. Letters of Like millions of people · thanks to organizations and individuals will not be accept- around the world, l struggle ed for publication. with a ·severe learning disability. It often causes me to Sl\Y things that I regret, it wreaks emotional and Jim financial damage to my Mullen friends and family, and (USPS 213-960) Reader Services costs my employer tens of Ohio Valley Publishing thousands of dollars a year. · Co. .Correction Polley No, it's not something · Our main concern in all stories is to Published every afternOon, Monday trendy like ADD or ADHD that stupid people aren 't th roug h Friday, 111 Court Street, be accurate. If you know ot an error or even AADD . It's not quite as good as "normal" Pomeroy., Ohio. Second-class tn a storv, call the ne.wsroom at (740) postage paid at Pomeroy. something all successful people even thou gh 992·2156. P.eople brag about having, we've had stupid presiMember: The Associated Press cind 1 lheOhiO Nf'WSpaper Associatio n like dyslexia/ It 's an dents, stupid socialites, stuPootmalter: SMd address correc' embarrassing and rarely pid generals, stupid movie Our main number Is !Ions to The Daily Sentinel, 111 Court mentioned di sorder that I stars, stupid bankers and (740) 992·2156. Street, Pomeroy, Oh.O 45769. have long kept secret, stupid CEOs. Stupidity Department extensions are: afraid my friend s. neigh- knows no borders. Many Subscription Rates bors and co-workers .would people suffer from Stupid ity By carrier or motor route find out. I suffer from and don 't even knuw it News One month '10.27 Stupidity. Editor: Charlene Hoeflich. Ext. 12 One year '115.84 teenagers, for example. No one brags about hav- ' My friend Sal tlunk s the Daily 50' Reporter: Brian Reed, Ext. 14 ing Stupidity. There's no presidential • Senior Citizen rates fa ce ., on Reporter: Beth Sergent , Ext. t 3 pill you can take for that, Mount Ru shmore were One month '10.27 One year '1 03.90 there's no support group, carved by the wind. Yet he Subscribers should remit in advance Advertising no summer camp. You just holds a well-paying job and Outaide Sales: Dave Harris, Ext. 15 direct to the Daly Senthel. No subhave to learn to live with has a family. His wife and scription by mail permit1ed in areas it. Parents that have no many of his children are Oullide Sales: Brenda Davis, Ext 16 wh8fe home carrier service is avaij. problem telling the world non-stupid. CIHaJCirc.: Judy Clar1<, Ext. 1o able. ' their child has ADD or . Stupidity has never ADHD wouldn ' t be caught become a fashionable disMall Subscription General Manager dead standing up at the order. None' of the mornInside Meigs County Charlene Hoeflich ,'Ext. 12 13 Weeks '32.26 PTA meeting and saying, ing shows .has ever done a 26 Weeks '64.20 "My kid's st upid . What weeklong sertes on it , 52 Weeks ' 127.11 E-mail : special programs ha ve you non e of the ho sts has got for that?" news@mydailysentl nel com admitted to having raised Outside Meigs County Even in"this modern day stupid ~hi ldrcn . 13 Weeks .' '53.55 ll carand age. Stupidity sti Web: Little is known about stu26 Weeks '1 07.10 nes a sti gma with it - . pidity, even though scienwww.mydailysentinel .com 52 Weeks '2 14.21 some people even believe tists say that as mu ch as half The Daily\Sentinel PageA4 OPINION LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less . operate early in the new year while waiting for 2008 revenue." Council voted twice to serve without pay this year, due to the village's dire result is a bigger carryover," Baker said. "It's not as . financial condition. Village officials expect much as it should be, but it will allow the village to the financial picture to Christmas from PageA1 Christian Motorcycle Association "Delivered" to distribute. Albright will also be personally delivering .a few bikes to the fami Iies that inspired his idea. "We're extremely appreciative," Dee Rader of God's NET said. "We appreciate · the union men and women supporting improve in 2008, with the collection of proceeds from a two-mill operating levy approved in November. Council has already authorized the police chief to begin the process of hiring two additional full-time police officers. donated to th~' Chi.ldren ' s local children." Center of Southeastern Rader said God's NET is · providing gifts and clothing Ohio in Patriot. for 185 children in Meigs County who haven't signed up for assistance at any other giveaways. Members of the CMA also expressed their appreciation for the donations . In addition to the bikes , the CMA received funds from the constructions workers which was placed towards the purchase of two, 27-inch televisions Announces they are accepting pat_ients at their new location .....·--········-··--··---Pf111fllt,USt; \ltl~ ! T\TIU New Years Eve Gala Limited Sealing RSVP Dec. 31 7pJTI Give the Gift An Ariel Seat! A Memory Forever! Box Office: 428 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, OH (740) 446-ARTS ~ Sunday 1-4 Comer Second And Provider Beverly PhiiUps CNP-Certlfted Nurse Practliioner Most iasurance's accepted tncludln~ Tri-Care SUdlng Fee Available for those who qualify __ FINE jEWELRY ..;..;;.;;;..~.;;;.;;.;;=- 9-.30-7 Mon-Thurs; 9-8; Frl9-7 Sat. Gr1:fr �• The Daily Sentinel • LOCAL' • STATE - Prosecutors: Officer told friend he killed pregnant girlfriend CANTON (AP) - A police officer accused of killing his pregnant girlfriend admitted to his high school classmate and · codefendant that he killed her and told authorities where they cou ld find her body. prosecutors said Tuesday. Bobby L Cutts Jr .. 30. told Myisha Ferrell that he killed Jess ie Davis and her unborn fetus, prosec utors said in documents filed in Stark County Common Pleas Court Cutts has pleaded not guilty. Ferrell told police of Cutts' admission on Nov. 4, the day before she pleaded guilty to obstmcting justice for lying to authorities, prosecutors said. She also admitted to complicity to gross abuse of a corpse and was sentenced to two years in prison. . badly decomposed body of Ferrell , 30, has agreed to Jessie Davis was recovered," testify again>t Cutts, who is prosecutors wrote. "The body facing three w unt s of was found on top of the buraggravated murder, two gundy patterned comforter.'' counts of gross abuse of a Prosecutors filed the doccorpse , and one cou nt each uments in opposn ton to a of aggravated burglary and motion by Cutts ' lawyers to endangering children . - dismiss death-penalty speciDavis. 26. was belie ved fica tions in the case. missing for nine day s in Prosecutors have not proJune, and thousands gath- vided sufftcJ ent facts to supered to search for her close . port a death se ntence, Cutts' to her home near ·North defense team said . Canton, about 45 miles Stark Count y Common south of Cleveland. She was Pleas Judge Charles E. nearly full -term in her preg- Brown Jr. on Tuesday nancy and planned to name denied the motion to di smiss her baby Chloe. the case's capital elements. Her body was found in a Br.own has imposed a gag field ' in a park on June 23 order on attorneys. about 20 miles .away from Telephone call s to c;utts' her home. attorneys, Fernando Mack "Cutts led police to a a[\d Myron Wat son, were remote location where the not immediately returned. But Cutts' attorneys said Tuesday that they don't believe Ferrell's statement to prosecutors contains an admission by Culls. His altarneys also argued that prosecutors haven't given enough information to support an aggmvated burghrry charge. In a written reply. prosecuto·rs argued that Cutts may have initially entered the home with Davis' consent . But once he "began his violent assault upon Davis, he no longer had the privilege to remain in the home and became a criminaltrespasser." Davis was reported missing when her mother went to her home and found .Blake in a dirty diaper, the bedroom furniture toppled and a pool of bleach on the floor. PageA6 Wednesday, December 19,2007 PERl inStalls new officers for 2oo·s POMEROY - Officers were elected and installed at the December meeting of the Meigs County Public Employee Retirees , Inc., Chapter 74, held at the Meigs Multipurpose Center. Philip Roberts, district representative, installed the new officers, Mary Ann Sorden. president ; Robert Wood, vice president; Kathryn Windon, secretary; Effie Johnson, treasurer; and Joe Stmble, legislative representative. Meetings are held every other month at I p.m. at the Center in Pomeroy and any person who receives a retirement check from Local Stocks - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Wednesday...Cloudy. A slight chance of rain and city/Region snow showers in the morning. Forecast for Wednesday, Dec:. 19 liigh I Low temps Highs in the lower 40s. West winds 5 to lO mph. Chance of M!ClH .. precipitation 20 percent .' '. Wednesday night ... ..,.• ~- ...... -~-.:· ...... . Mostly cloudy. Lows in the Toledo• 32' 126' upper 2Qs. Northwest winds around 5 mph in .the Youngetown ·-1' evening ... Becoming light 37" 125° ~ &, and variable. Mansfleld • l Pf;. Thursday •.. Mostly 34:1 126° ~ cloudy. Highs in the lower 40s. Northeast winds around S mph . *Columbus Thursday night ••. Mostly 38° 130° cloudy. Lows in the upper Dr. Lyndon Gaines, M.D. 205. Northeast winds dren: Megh 0 n, Nicholas , around 5 mph . Cincinnati and Matthew. Friday . and Friday cloudy. The Physician night ••• Mostly Satisfaction team present- Highs in the upper 40s, ed Dr. Gaines with the Lows in the mid 30s. . Phy sician of the Month . Saturday••• Partly sunny. award based on comments Highs in the lower 50s. by staff and peers. For his Saturday night and s_pecial honor, Dr. Gaines Sunday... Mostly cloudy ~ ClOUdy ~ Th.Jncler- ~ f lurries ~.. _ Ice received a framed certifi- with showers likely. Lbws l. ___:) t-,, storms · . ~~ . Partly . II · _. · \ .\ ••·•• cate and designated park- in the upper 30s. Highs in '· ,., Cloudy Showers • Rain • • Snow ~ ing spot for the month of the m;d 40s. Chance of rain December. . 60 percent Weatner Undetground • A.P Today's Forecast - ~-•,;&,._,, - ~ •I c?'> .... b AEP (NYSE)- 47.14 . Akzo (NASDAQ)- 71 Aohland Inc. (NYSE)- 47.23 Big Lots (NYSEJ-16,42 Bob Evans (NASDAQ) - 28.45 BorCWarner (NYSE)- 47.93 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) 51,97 Champion {NASDAQ) - 4.85 Charmlnc Shops (NASDAQ) - 5.08 City HoldiiiC (NASDAQ) - 34.84 Colllns·(NYSE) - 71.95 DuPont (NYSE) - 43.18 US Bank (NYSE) - 31.82 Gannett (NYSE) - 36.114 General Electric (NYSE) - 36.80 Harley-Davidson (NYSE) - 46,15 JP Morgan (NYSE) - 43.90 Kro&er (NYSE) - 26.17 Umlted Brands (NYSE) -18.89 Norfolk SOutham (NYSE)- 110.04 Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NASDAQ) -25 BBT (NYSE) - 32.13 Peopleo (NASDAQ!- 24.95 Pepsico (NYSE) -77.02 Premier (NASDAQ) -13.21 Rockwell (NYSE) - 88.01 Rocky Boots (NASDAQ)- 6.88' Royal Dutch Sllell - 80.44 S•aro Holdlnll (NASDAQ) -105.69 Wai·Mart ( NYSE) - 48.24 Wendy's (NYSEl- 27.25 WOrthington ( NYSE) - 19.89 Dally atock report. are the 4 p.m. ET ctoslnc quotes of tranoactlono lor Doc. 18, 2007, provided by Edward Jones financial adVIIOfl Isaac Millo In Cla11lpollo at (740) 441·8441 and Lasley M,_ In Point Pleuant at (304) 874ll174. Member SIPC. Oliio girls basketball SCOreS, Page 86 OSU blasts Cleveland State, Page B6 'Wednesday, Decem~r 19, 2007 LocAL SCHEDULE POM EROY - A schedule or upcoming high scl'1ool va rsity spo r1ing evenls lnvolvii1g teams lrom Meigs Counry. Wfdrwsday. [)tc. 1g Wntalllng GalliaAcademy at Vinton County, 6 p.m. River Valley at Trimble, 6 p.m. · Tburadav. Dec. 20 Glrta Baelcetball Fairland at River Valley, 6 p.m. South Gallla at Green, 6 p.m. OVCS at Calvary, 6:15 p.m. Southern at Trimble, 6 p.m. Miller at Eastern, 6 p.m . Meigs at Nelsonville-York, 6 p.m. Boya Baaketb811 OVCS at Calvary, 7:30 p.m. Fridav. 0ec 21 Boy1 B111ketbell Gettle Academy at Portsmouth, 6 p.m. Southern at Easlem, 6 p.m. Meigs at Wellston, 6;30 p.m. SltUrdl)(. Pte, 22 ~oyoBaok-11 SOuthern at Wahama, 6 p.m. Rock Hill all3allla Academy, 6 p.m. Belpre at River Valley, 6 p.m. Oak Hill at Soultll3aJIIa, 6 p.m. . Cll~l Bookellloll F'ortsmoulh at Gallla Academy, 1 p.m. Wmlllng Gallla Academy .at West Musklngham lnvt1alionaJ River Valley at West MuBklngham Invitational , 10 a.m. SUBMISSION Meigs 8th graders beat Southern ROCKSPRINGS - The Meigs 8th grade boys basketball team defeated visiting Southern on. Monday evening by a 51-26 margin. · Ryan Taylor led the Marauders with a dozen points, followed by Cody Mattox with II and Jesse Smith with 10 markers. Ethan Martin paced the Tornadoes with I 2 points. Grant Town • removes stgns proclaiming it WVU ,coach's hometown GRANT TOWN, W.Va. (AP) -. It's nothin~ personal, coach. But the s1gns proclaiming this Marion County community as the hometown of soon-to-beformer West Virginia University football coach R i c h Rodriguez have come down. Less than 24 hours a f t e r Rodriguez announced he was leaving Rodriguez WVU to take a job as Michigan 's new football coach, Mayor Robert Riggs ordered two signs taken do_wn that · proclailll this town of about 650 as the "Home of WVU Head Football Coach Rich Rodriguez." Riggs said Tuesday he .wasn't doing it out of anser, but to pre-empt vandahsm or theft by outraged Mountaineers fll)ls. Last year, when Rodriguez was considering an offer from the University of Alabama, ' someone wrapped a chain around one of the signs, -pulled it out of' the ground with a vehicle a:nd stole it. Once Rodriguez signed a new contract with WVU, ' the sign was left across the street from town hall with a note attached: "Since the coach is staying, here's your sign back." PI•H 1M Town, II CoNTACI'US 1-740·446-2342 ext. 33 Fox - 1-740-446-3008 sportsOmydaltysentlnel .com ~mall- Jioor1t Staff Eric Randolph, Sporta Writer (140' 446-23ol2, ext 33 lfler1BOmydallysen11nel.com Bryan Walters, Sport• Writer (740) 446-2342, ext 33 - . bwaltersOmydalfytri~ne .co m Llrry Crum, Sports Writer (7401 446-2342, ext. 33 lcrumCmydallyt'JQISter.com • Alexander rallies late to beat Eastern, 54-51 STAFF REPORT SPORTS®MYDAILYSENTINELCOM ALBANY - Eastern's four-game. winning streak came to a halt Tuesday night during a 54-51 setback to host Alexander in a TriValiey Conference non-divisional boys basketball contest. The Eagles (4-2) Jed through each of the first three· quarters, but the Spartans ( 5-l) closed the final eight minutes with an I 8-13 run to come away with the one-possession triumph. The game was tied at 48 with 1:30 left in regulation, but the Red, Black and White ended the final 90 seconds with a 6·3 run for the three-point final cushion. AHS shot 21-of-48 from the field for 44 percent, despite making only 2-of-12 from three-point territory for 17 percent. The Green and Whtte - on the other hand Rawson Lynch made 18-of-52 floor attempts for 35 percent, including 5-of-17 attempts behind the arc for 29 percent. Both teams made r0 free throws in the contest. Eastern led 19 _12 after eight minutes of play and held a 32-26 advantage at halftime. EHS also led 3832 at .the end of the third stanza. The guests' biggest lead of the night was eight points in the third quarter at 38c30 with 3:15 remaining. Alexander captured its first lead of the night with I :15 left in regulation at 5049. The Spartans were outrebounded 34-22 in the contest, including I 1-5 on the offensive glass. The Eagles also committed 17 turnovers in comparison to the hosts' dozen miscues . Eastern had seven players score in the loss, including thr.ee with double-digits . Senior Kyle Rawson and sophomore Jake Lynch led the way with 14 points apiece, followed by Mike Johnson with 10 .and Titus Pierce with four. Kelly Winebrenner, Nathan Carroll and Alex Burroughs rounded things out with three markers each. · A half-dozen Spartans reached the scoring column, led by Kyle Barnhouse's game-high 30 points. Greg Frost and Zach Bobo were next with eight each, followed by Leland Bachus with four markers. Alexander c)ai med a sweep of the evening with.a 55-36 victory in the junior . varsity tilt. Brayden Pratt led EHS with I 2 points, while Wes Meadows poured in a game- high I 8 points for Alexander. Eastern -returns to action Friday when it hosts countyrival Southern, in a TVC Hocking matchup. The JV tip'-off is scheduled for 6 p.m. Alexander 54, Ellatern 51 Eastem 19 13 6 14 6 Alexander 12 13- 51 18- 54 Stewart named interim WVU coach BY JOHN RABY AP SPORTS WRITER EASTERN (4·2).- .klsh Collins 0 Q-0 0, Jake Lynch 3 5·9 14, Ke~y Winebrenner 1 1-3 3. Mike Johneon 5 Q-1 10. Titus Pl8q ., 2·2 4, Alex Burroughs 1 Q-0 3, Nathan Carroll1 ()-() 3, Kyle .Rowson 6 2214. TOTALS: 181()-1751. T.hreOiX>Inl goals: 5 (Lynch 3, Burroughs, Carroll) . . ALEXANDER (5·1 I - Leland Bachus 2 0·0 4, Was Bolin 0 0·0 0, Joe Dlbenllde11o D o-o 0, Jordan Sobo o o-o o, Michael Chapman· 0 0-0 ci. Kyle Barnhouse 11 6·9 30, Taylor Rhyan 0 2· 3 2, Greg Forst 4 0.0 8. Zach Bobo 3 22 8, Matt Sheela 1 0-1 2. TOTALS: 21 1()15 54. Thrae·point goals: 2 (Bamhouse 2). CHARLESTON, W.Va. - We~t Virginia associate head coach Bill Stewart has been named interim football coach, the school announced Tuesday night. Stewart will take over the team as it prepares for the Fiesta Bowl and WVU's administration starts sifting through a list of candidates to permanently replace Rich Rodriguez. _ Rodriguez told his players Sunday that he was leaving for Mtchigan. His resignaBv. BRYAN WALTERS tion date originally was Jan. BWAlTERS®MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM 3 but was moved up to midnight Tuesday, sa1d WVU ROCKSP-RINGS , football spokesman Mike Meigs stormed out to a 9-1 Monforo, who added that he lead midway through the did not know the reason .. first quarter and never Montoro said looked back Tuesday night Mountaineers Athletic at Larry R. Morrison Director Ed Pastilong Gymnasium, posting a 47named Stewart as interim 35 victory coach. Stewart will also o v e r take over recruiting. Wahama Stewart is the secondduring a longest serving assistant non-league coach in the program. girls bas''I'm just an old ball coach ketball trying to keep the _herd game. tosether, I guess," Stewart The Lady satd earlier Tuesday before Marauders his appointment' was ( 4 - 4 ) announced. "We_'ve had Gruesar evened three really good days, and I their season am very proud of the effort record to .500 by leading that our young men have wire-to-wire, claiming a 13put forth. It's been fun, and 6 advantage after eight min1t's been really good. Very ute~ of play. The Maroon enjoyable." and Gold also limited the Stewart was retained by Lady Falcons (3-3) to just Rodriguez .when he 3-of-16 shooting (19 perreplaced Don Nehlen for the cent) in the first half to 200 I season. Stewart was establish a 23- I 2 intermispromoted to associate head sion edge. coach this season and The Red and White pulled coached special teams and the deficit to within ..seven tijlht ends. He relinquished points late in the third quarhts role as quarterbacks ter (32-25) and again early ·coach, which he held since in the fourth (36-29), but. 2000. never came closer the rest "We've had sharp, crisp of the evening. P.ractices," Stewart said. MHS led by as many as · 'We have not had any 12 points twice - once in young men late, or blowing each half - and shot ·38 off meetings, which is great percent overall from the I think that day one, field, making 16-of-42 floor Sunday. was a shock for attempts during the trithem. Some of them were umph. Eight players also very sad, but they have contributed to the winning bounced right back and gotscoring column, with junior ten to work. ·That's nice to Catie Wolfe l~ading the way see, the maturity." with 15 points. West Virginia departs Senior Melissa Grueser Morgantown on Dec. 26 Bry•n Waltorlfphoto and will face was next with nine points, No. 3 followed by freshman Meigs junior CatieWolfe (20) dribbles away from Wahama defender Alex Wood, left, during Oklahoma in the Jan. 2 the first half of Tuesday's non-league girls basketball game at Larry R. Morrison Pleue see Melp, 82 Plelise see Stewart. 82 -Gymnasium in Rocksprings. · Lady Mara:nders roll past_Wahama, 47-35 .Falcons soar past Rebels, 49-39 Bv GARY CLARK sPORTS coRRESPONDENT MASON, W.Va. - The Wahama White Falcons overcame a sluggish · start with a big third quarter offering to pull away from winless South Galli a Tuesday evening as the Bend Area Falcons handed the Rebels a 49-39 basket· ball setback. WHS broke open a tij!ht two point contest followmg the mtermission break by outscoring South Galli a I 58 during third period action to notch the VIctory. SGHS Ied by a 9-8 margin after eight minutes before the Falcons battled back to squeeze out a 22-20 halftime advantage. The White Falcons claimed a slim 12II edge in the final canto with the third quarter explosion being the deciding factor. Coach James Toth 's Wahama cagers captured its t)lird straight win to remain unbeaten on the young ., ' Bl The Daily Sentinel Ohio boys basketball scores, Page 82 ' Holzer physician of the month Local Weather GALLIPOLIS - Lyndon Gaines. MD, FACOG. Obstetrics/Gynecology. was selected as the December Physician of the Month at Holzer Medical Center by the Hospital 's Physic ian Satisfaction Team. ~Dr. Gaines earned hi s medical degree from the Ohio State College of Medicine in Columbus. and completed his· residency at the U.S . Naval Medical Center in Portsmouth. Va. Prior to joining Holzer in 1998, he worked at Naval Hospitals in Rota. Spain, and Beaufort, S.C. Dr. Gaines is Board · Certified and a Diplomate with the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and is a Fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. In addition, he participates in the Hospital credential ing and medical executive committees. · Dr. Gaine s resides in .Oak Hill with hi s wife , Lora. They 'have three chi!- OPERS_is eligible _to join the reurees orgamzauon. Questions or concerns may be directed .to any officer. If additional information is required, then the state office will be contacted. - The state dues are $10 and local dues are $5. The Meigs PERl was formed, in August 1988 for the purpose of acqu ainting the mem!Jt:rshp with legislation and other matters pertai ning to the betterment and general welfare of OPERS and to provide topics of interest to members at the meetings. Next meeting will be held on Feb. I at 1- p.m. with Lenora Leifheit as guest speaker. Inside - .. 2007-08 hardcourt season Bend Area-teams offensive but the WHS coach was any- leader during the early thing but happy with the going, paced the Mason Falcons play. County teams offense with "I really don't know what 14 pomts on the night with happened but we seemed to four field goals and six of be out . of sync nearly all seven from the free throw evening long," Toth stated. stripe. We stood around and Arnold, after being held to watched far too much and .it a mere two points during the showed in our effort. We , first half, tallied 12 of his allowed So11th Gallia to game high 14 point total in_ hang around far too long and the second half. The talented when you allow that to occur senior scored seven points bad things can happen. for Wahama in the third Fortunately for us we were stanza to ignite the hosts allle to experience a big third winning rally. quarter which ultimatelr, Casey Harrison dropped in proved to be the difference. ' nine markers in his first varWahama: after having sity action since injuring an three dojlble figure ~corers ankle in the first ,minute of in its season opening tri- th~ Falcons seas!ln opener · umph over Ohio Valley w1th Jordan Sm1th addtng Christian and four players in .. eight tallies in . addition . to double digit scoring in the Garrett U nder~ood w1th win over Man at the Hoops seven _and Ke1th Pearson Classic, received a· balanced wtth s1x. _ _ offensive effort against the South Galha nearly_pulled Rebels but only Jusun off the upset but mstead Bryan Wolta.-Jphota Arnold reached the double dropped its seventh decision Wahama's Josh Pauley (left) and Keith Pearson (~ght) tie up figure plateau in scoring. of the year in the low scorwith South Gallia's Jacob Watson during the second half of a · Arnold, a senior forward for the White Falcons and the Please see Wahama, 81 high school basketball game Tuesday ·night in Mason, W.Va. • �• The Daily Sentinel • LOCAL' • STATE - Prosecutors: Officer told friend he killed pregnant girlfriend CANTON (AP) - A police officer accused of killing his pregnant girlfriend admitted to his high school classmate and · codefendant that he killed her and told authorities where they cou ld find her body. prosecutors said Tuesday. Bobby L Cutts Jr .. 30. told Myisha Ferrell that he killed Jess ie Davis and her unborn fetus, prosec utors said in documents filed in Stark County Common Pleas Court Cutts has pleaded not guilty. Ferrell told police of Cutts' admission on Nov. 4, the day before she pleaded guilty to obstmcting justice for lying to authorities, prosecutors said. She also admitted to complicity to gross abuse of a corpse and was sentenced to two years in prison. . badly decomposed body of Ferrell , 30, has agreed to Jessie Davis was recovered," testify again>t Cutts, who is prosecutors wrote. "The body facing three w unt s of was found on top of the buraggravated murder, two gundy patterned comforter.'' counts of gross abuse of a Prosecutors filed the doccorpse , and one cou nt each uments in opposn ton to a of aggravated burglary and motion by Cutts ' lawyers to endangering children . - dismiss death-penalty speciDavis. 26. was belie ved fica tions in the case. missing for nine day s in Prosecutors have not proJune, and thousands gath- vided sufftcJ ent facts to supered to search for her close . port a death se ntence, Cutts' to her home near ·North defense team said . Canton, about 45 miles Stark Count y Common south of Cleveland. She was Pleas Judge Charles E. nearly full -term in her preg- Brown Jr. on Tuesday nancy and planned to name denied the motion to di smiss her baby Chloe. the case's capital elements. Her body was found in a Br.own has imposed a gag field ' in a park on June 23 order on attorneys. about 20 miles .away from Telephone call s to c;utts' her home. attorneys, Fernando Mack "Cutts led police to a a[\d Myron Wat son, were remote location where the not immediately returned. But Cutts' attorneys said Tuesday that they don't believe Ferrell's statement to prosecutors contains an admission by Culls. His altarneys also argued that prosecutors haven't given enough information to support an aggmvated burghrry charge. In a written reply. prosecuto·rs argued that Cutts may have initially entered the home with Davis' consent . But once he "began his violent assault upon Davis, he no longer had the privilege to remain in the home and became a criminaltrespasser." Davis was reported missing when her mother went to her home and found .Blake in a dirty diaper, the bedroom furniture toppled and a pool of bleach on the floor. PageA6 Wednesday, December 19,2007 PERl inStalls new officers for 2oo·s POMEROY - Officers were elected and installed at the December meeting of the Meigs County Public Employee Retirees , Inc., Chapter 74, held at the Meigs Multipurpose Center. Philip Roberts, district representative, installed the new officers, Mary Ann Sorden. president ; Robert Wood, vice president; Kathryn Windon, secretary; Effie Johnson, treasurer; and Joe Stmble, legislative representative. Meetings are held every other month at I p.m. at the Center in Pomeroy and any person who receives a retirement check from Local Stocks - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Wednesday...Cloudy. A slight chance of rain and city/Region snow showers in the morning. Forecast for Wednesday, Dec:. 19 liigh I Low temps Highs in the lower 40s. West winds 5 to lO mph. Chance of M!ClH .. precipitation 20 percent .' '. Wednesday night ... ..,.• ~- ...... -~-.:· ...... . Mostly cloudy. Lows in the Toledo• 32' 126' upper 2Qs. Northwest winds around 5 mph in .the Youngetown ·-1' evening ... Becoming light 37" 125° ~ &, and variable. Mansfleld • l Pf;. Thursday •.. Mostly 34:1 126° ~ cloudy. Highs in the lower 40s. Northeast winds around S mph . *Columbus Thursday night ••. Mostly 38° 130° cloudy. Lows in the upper Dr. Lyndon Gaines, M.D. 205. Northeast winds dren: Megh 0 n, Nicholas , around 5 mph . Cincinnati and Matthew. Friday . and Friday cloudy. The Physician night ••• Mostly Satisfaction team present- Highs in the upper 40s, ed Dr. Gaines with the Lows in the mid 30s. . Phy sician of the Month . Saturday••• Partly sunny. award based on comments Highs in the lower 50s. by staff and peers. For his Saturday night and s_pecial honor, Dr. Gaines Sunday... Mostly cloudy ~ ClOUdy ~ Th.Jncler- ~ f lurries ~.. _ Ice received a framed certifi- with showers likely. Lbws l. ___:) t-,, storms · . ~~ . Partly . II · _. · \ .\ ••·•• cate and designated park- in the upper 30s. Highs in '· ,., Cloudy Showers • Rain • • Snow ~ ing spot for the month of the m;d 40s. Chance of rain December. . 60 percent Weatner Undetground • A.P Today's Forecast - ~-•,;&,._,, - ~ •I c?'> .... b AEP (NYSE)- 47.14 . Akzo (NASDAQ)- 71 Aohland Inc. (NYSE)- 47.23 Big Lots (NYSEJ-16,42 Bob Evans (NASDAQ) - 28.45 BorCWarner (NYSE)- 47.93 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) 51,97 Champion {NASDAQ) - 4.85 Charmlnc Shops (NASDAQ) - 5.08 City HoldiiiC (NASDAQ) - 34.84 Colllns·(NYSE) - 71.95 DuPont (NYSE) - 43.18 US Bank (NYSE) - 31.82 Gannett (NYSE) - 36.114 General Electric (NYSE) - 36.80 Harley-Davidson (NYSE) - 46,15 JP Morgan (NYSE) - 43.90 Kro&er (NYSE) - 26.17 Umlted Brands (NYSE) -18.89 Norfolk SOutham (NYSE)- 110.04 Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NASDAQ) -25 BBT (NYSE) - 32.13 Peopleo (NASDAQ!- 24.95 Pepsico (NYSE) -77.02 Premier (NASDAQ) -13.21 Rockwell (NYSE) - 88.01 Rocky Boots (NASDAQ)- 6.88' Royal Dutch Sllell - 80.44 S•aro Holdlnll (NASDAQ) -105.69 Wai·Mart ( NYSE) - 48.24 Wendy's (NYSEl- 27.25 WOrthington ( NYSE) - 19.89 Dally atock report. are the 4 p.m. ET ctoslnc quotes of tranoactlono lor Doc. 18, 2007, provided by Edward Jones financial adVIIOfl Isaac Millo In Cla11lpollo at (740) 441·8441 and Lasley M,_ In Point Pleuant at (304) 874ll174. Member SIPC. Oliio girls basketball SCOreS, Page 86 OSU blasts Cleveland State, Page B6 'Wednesday, Decem~r 19, 2007 LocAL SCHEDULE POM EROY - A schedule or upcoming high scl'1ool va rsity spo r1ing evenls lnvolvii1g teams lrom Meigs Counry. Wfdrwsday. [)tc. 1g Wntalllng GalliaAcademy at Vinton County, 6 p.m. River Valley at Trimble, 6 p.m. · Tburadav. Dec. 20 Glrta Baelcetball Fairland at River Valley, 6 p.m. South Gallla at Green, 6 p.m. OVCS at Calvary, 6:15 p.m. Southern at Trimble, 6 p.m. Miller at Eastern, 6 p.m . Meigs at Nelsonville-York, 6 p.m. Boya Baaketb811 OVCS at Calvary, 7:30 p.m. Fridav. 0ec 21 Boy1 B111ketbell Gettle Academy at Portsmouth, 6 p.m. Southern at Easlem, 6 p.m. Meigs at Wellston, 6;30 p.m. SltUrdl)(. Pte, 22 ~oyoBaok-11 SOuthern at Wahama, 6 p.m. Rock Hill all3allla Academy, 6 p.m. Belpre at River Valley, 6 p.m. Oak Hill at Soultll3aJIIa, 6 p.m. . Cll~l Bookellloll F'ortsmoulh at Gallla Academy, 1 p.m. Wmlllng Gallla Academy .at West Musklngham lnvt1alionaJ River Valley at West MuBklngham Invitational , 10 a.m. SUBMISSION Meigs 8th graders beat Southern ROCKSPRINGS - The Meigs 8th grade boys basketball team defeated visiting Southern on. Monday evening by a 51-26 margin. · Ryan Taylor led the Marauders with a dozen points, followed by Cody Mattox with II and Jesse Smith with 10 markers. Ethan Martin paced the Tornadoes with I 2 points. Grant Town • removes stgns proclaiming it WVU ,coach's hometown GRANT TOWN, W.Va. (AP) -. It's nothin~ personal, coach. But the s1gns proclaiming this Marion County community as the hometown of soon-to-beformer West Virginia University football coach R i c h Rodriguez have come down. Less than 24 hours a f t e r Rodriguez announced he was leaving Rodriguez WVU to take a job as Michigan 's new football coach, Mayor Robert Riggs ordered two signs taken do_wn that · proclailll this town of about 650 as the "Home of WVU Head Football Coach Rich Rodriguez." Riggs said Tuesday he .wasn't doing it out of anser, but to pre-empt vandahsm or theft by outraged Mountaineers fll)ls. Last year, when Rodriguez was considering an offer from the University of Alabama, ' someone wrapped a chain around one of the signs, -pulled it out of' the ground with a vehicle a:nd stole it. Once Rodriguez signed a new contract with WVU, ' the sign was left across the street from town hall with a note attached: "Since the coach is staying, here's your sign back." PI•H 1M Town, II CoNTACI'US 1-740·446-2342 ext. 33 Fox - 1-740-446-3008 sportsOmydaltysentlnel .com ~mall- Jioor1t Staff Eric Randolph, Sporta Writer (140' 446-23ol2, ext 33 lfler1BOmydallysen11nel.com Bryan Walters, Sport• Writer (740) 446-2342, ext 33 - . bwaltersOmydalfytri~ne .co m Llrry Crum, Sports Writer (7401 446-2342, ext. 33 lcrumCmydallyt'JQISter.com • Alexander rallies late to beat Eastern, 54-51 STAFF REPORT SPORTS®MYDAILYSENTINELCOM ALBANY - Eastern's four-game. winning streak came to a halt Tuesday night during a 54-51 setback to host Alexander in a TriValiey Conference non-divisional boys basketball contest. The Eagles (4-2) Jed through each of the first three· quarters, but the Spartans ( 5-l) closed the final eight minutes with an I 8-13 run to come away with the one-possession triumph. The game was tied at 48 with 1:30 left in regulation, but the Red, Black and White ended the final 90 seconds with a 6·3 run for the three-point final cushion. AHS shot 21-of-48 from the field for 44 percent, despite making only 2-of-12 from three-point territory for 17 percent. The Green and Whtte - on the other hand Rawson Lynch made 18-of-52 floor attempts for 35 percent, including 5-of-17 attempts behind the arc for 29 percent. Both teams made r0 free throws in the contest. Eastern led 19 _12 after eight minutes of play and held a 32-26 advantage at halftime. EHS also led 3832 at .the end of the third stanza. The guests' biggest lead of the night was eight points in the third quarter at 38c30 with 3:15 remaining. Alexander captured its first lead of the night with I :15 left in regulation at 5049. The Spartans were outrebounded 34-22 in the contest, including I 1-5 on the offensive glass. The Eagles also committed 17 turnovers in comparison to the hosts' dozen miscues . Eastern had seven players score in the loss, including thr.ee with double-digits . Senior Kyle Rawson and sophomore Jake Lynch led the way with 14 points apiece, followed by Mike Johnson with 10 .and Titus Pierce with four. Kelly Winebrenner, Nathan Carroll and Alex Burroughs rounded things out with three markers each. · A half-dozen Spartans reached the scoring column, led by Kyle Barnhouse's game-high 30 points. Greg Frost and Zach Bobo were next with eight each, followed by Leland Bachus with four markers. Alexander c)ai med a sweep of the evening with.a 55-36 victory in the junior . varsity tilt. Brayden Pratt led EHS with I 2 points, while Wes Meadows poured in a game- high I 8 points for Alexander. Eastern -returns to action Friday when it hosts countyrival Southern, in a TVC Hocking matchup. The JV tip'-off is scheduled for 6 p.m. Alexander 54, Ellatern 51 Eastem 19 13 6 14 6 Alexander 12 13- 51 18- 54 Stewart named interim WVU coach BY JOHN RABY AP SPORTS WRITER EASTERN (4·2).- .klsh Collins 0 Q-0 0, Jake Lynch 3 5·9 14, Ke~y Winebrenner 1 1-3 3. Mike Johneon 5 Q-1 10. Titus Pl8q ., 2·2 4, Alex Burroughs 1 Q-0 3, Nathan Carroll1 ()-() 3, Kyle .Rowson 6 2214. TOTALS: 181()-1751. T.hreOiX>Inl goals: 5 (Lynch 3, Burroughs, Carroll) . . ALEXANDER (5·1 I - Leland Bachus 2 0·0 4, Was Bolin 0 0·0 0, Joe Dlbenllde11o D o-o 0, Jordan Sobo o o-o o, Michael Chapman· 0 0-0 ci. Kyle Barnhouse 11 6·9 30, Taylor Rhyan 0 2· 3 2, Greg Forst 4 0.0 8. Zach Bobo 3 22 8, Matt Sheela 1 0-1 2. TOTALS: 21 1()15 54. Thrae·point goals: 2 (Bamhouse 2). CHARLESTON, W.Va. - We~t Virginia associate head coach Bill Stewart has been named interim football coach, the school announced Tuesday night. Stewart will take over the team as it prepares for the Fiesta Bowl and WVU's administration starts sifting through a list of candidates to permanently replace Rich Rodriguez. _ Rodriguez told his players Sunday that he was leaving for Mtchigan. His resignaBv. BRYAN WALTERS tion date originally was Jan. BWAlTERS®MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM 3 but was moved up to midnight Tuesday, sa1d WVU ROCKSP-RINGS , football spokesman Mike Meigs stormed out to a 9-1 Monforo, who added that he lead midway through the did not know the reason .. first quarter and never Montoro said looked back Tuesday night Mountaineers Athletic at Larry R. Morrison Director Ed Pastilong Gymnasium, posting a 47named Stewart as interim 35 victory coach. Stewart will also o v e r take over recruiting. Wahama Stewart is the secondduring a longest serving assistant non-league coach in the program. girls bas''I'm just an old ball coach ketball trying to keep the _herd game. tosether, I guess," Stewart The Lady satd earlier Tuesday before Marauders his appointment' was ( 4 - 4 ) announced. "We_'ve had Gruesar evened three really good days, and I their season am very proud of the effort record to .500 by leading that our young men have wire-to-wire, claiming a 13put forth. It's been fun, and 6 advantage after eight min1t's been really good. Very ute~ of play. The Maroon enjoyable." and Gold also limited the Stewart was retained by Lady Falcons (3-3) to just Rodriguez .when he 3-of-16 shooting (19 perreplaced Don Nehlen for the cent) in the first half to 200 I season. Stewart was establish a 23- I 2 intermispromoted to associate head sion edge. coach this season and The Red and White pulled coached special teams and the deficit to within ..seven tijlht ends. He relinquished points late in the third quarhts role as quarterbacks ter (32-25) and again early ·coach, which he held since in the fourth (36-29), but. 2000. never came closer the rest "We've had sharp, crisp of the evening. P.ractices," Stewart said. MHS led by as many as · 'We have not had any 12 points twice - once in young men late, or blowing each half - and shot ·38 off meetings, which is great percent overall from the I think that day one, field, making 16-of-42 floor Sunday. was a shock for attempts during the trithem. Some of them were umph. Eight players also very sad, but they have contributed to the winning bounced right back and gotscoring column, with junior ten to work. ·That's nice to Catie Wolfe l~ading the way see, the maturity." with 15 points. West Virginia departs Senior Melissa Grueser Morgantown on Dec. 26 Bry•n Waltorlfphoto and will face was next with nine points, No. 3 followed by freshman Meigs junior CatieWolfe (20) dribbles away from Wahama defender Alex Wood, left, during Oklahoma in the Jan. 2 the first half of Tuesday's non-league girls basketball game at Larry R. Morrison Pleue see Melp, 82 Plelise see Stewart. 82 -Gymnasium in Rocksprings. · Lady Mara:nders roll past_Wahama, 47-35 .Falcons soar past Rebels, 49-39 Bv GARY CLARK sPORTS coRRESPONDENT MASON, W.Va. - The Wahama White Falcons overcame a sluggish · start with a big third quarter offering to pull away from winless South Galli a Tuesday evening as the Bend Area Falcons handed the Rebels a 49-39 basket· ball setback. WHS broke open a tij!ht two point contest followmg the mtermission break by outscoring South Galli a I 58 during third period action to notch the VIctory. SGHS Ied by a 9-8 margin after eight minutes before the Falcons battled back to squeeze out a 22-20 halftime advantage. The White Falcons claimed a slim 12II edge in the final canto with the third quarter explosion being the deciding factor. Coach James Toth 's Wahama cagers captured its t)lird straight win to remain unbeaten on the young ., ' Bl The Daily Sentinel Ohio boys basketball scores, Page 82 ' Holzer physician of the month Local Weather GALLIPOLIS - Lyndon Gaines. MD, FACOG. Obstetrics/Gynecology. was selected as the December Physician of the Month at Holzer Medical Center by the Hospital 's Physic ian Satisfaction Team. ~Dr. Gaines earned hi s medical degree from the Ohio State College of Medicine in Columbus. and completed his· residency at the U.S . Naval Medical Center in Portsmouth. Va. Prior to joining Holzer in 1998, he worked at Naval Hospitals in Rota. Spain, and Beaufort, S.C. Dr. Gaines is Board · Certified and a Diplomate with the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and is a Fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. In addition, he participates in the Hospital credential ing and medical executive committees. · Dr. Gaine s resides in .Oak Hill with hi s wife , Lora. They 'have three chi!- OPERS_is eligible _to join the reurees orgamzauon. Questions or concerns may be directed .to any officer. If additional information is required, then the state office will be contacted. - The state dues are $10 and local dues are $5. The Meigs PERl was formed, in August 1988 for the purpose of acqu ainting the mem!Jt:rshp with legislation and other matters pertai ning to the betterment and general welfare of OPERS and to provide topics of interest to members at the meetings. Next meeting will be held on Feb. I at 1- p.m. with Lenora Leifheit as guest speaker. Inside - .. 2007-08 hardcourt season Bend Area-teams offensive but the WHS coach was any- leader during the early thing but happy with the going, paced the Mason Falcons play. County teams offense with "I really don't know what 14 pomts on the night with happened but we seemed to four field goals and six of be out . of sync nearly all seven from the free throw evening long," Toth stated. stripe. We stood around and Arnold, after being held to watched far too much and .it a mere two points during the showed in our effort. We , first half, tallied 12 of his allowed So11th Gallia to game high 14 point total in_ hang around far too long and the second half. The talented when you allow that to occur senior scored seven points bad things can happen. for Wahama in the third Fortunately for us we were stanza to ignite the hosts allle to experience a big third winning rally. quarter which ultimatelr, Casey Harrison dropped in proved to be the difference. ' nine markers in his first varWahama: after having sity action since injuring an three dojlble figure ~corers ankle in the first ,minute of in its season opening tri- th~ Falcons seas!ln opener · umph over Ohio Valley w1th Jordan Sm1th addtng Christian and four players in .. eight tallies in . addition . to double digit scoring in the Garrett U nder~ood w1th win over Man at the Hoops seven _and Ke1th Pearson Classic, received a· balanced wtth s1x. _ _ offensive effort against the South Galha nearly_pulled Rebels but only Jusun off the upset but mstead Bryan Wolta.-Jphota Arnold reached the double dropped its seventh decision Wahama's Josh Pauley (left) and Keith Pearson (~ght) tie up figure plateau in scoring. of the year in the low scorwith South Gallia's Jacob Watson during the second half of a · Arnold, a senior forward for the White Falcons and the Please see Wahama, 81 high school basketball game Tuesday ·night in Mason, W.Va. • �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel VVednesday,Decembert9,2007 www.mydailysentinel.com Ohio Boys Basketball Prep Scores Me1gs sen1or Amy Barr (30) picks up her dnbble while bemg defended by Wahama's Michaela Dav1s (12) dunng the f1rst half of Tuesday's non-conference basketball game 1n Rockspnngs Akr Buchtel 79 Akr North 67 Akr F1restone 83 Massillon Jackson 82 Albany Alexander 54 Reedsville Eastern 51 Alliance Ma111ngton 70 Ravenna SE 43 Arcanum 68 Bradford 26 Ashv1Ue Teays Valley 66 AmandB Clearcreek 48 Avon Lake 64 Olmsted Falls 62 Batavia 57 Bethel Tate 52 Bat av~a Amelia 42 Loveland 41 Bata111a Clermont NE 74 Blanchester 54 Beavercreek 50 Day Marshall 47 Bedford 74 Warren&'o'llle Hts 56 BellbrOOk 45 P1qua 38 Ber11rl Hiland 61 Strasburg Franklin 55 Be11erly Ft Frye 55 Belpre 43 Br1dgeport 71 Paden City WVa 37 Bucyrus Wynford 64 Caledoma A1ver Va lley 41 CadiZ Hamso n Cent 61 Rayland Buckeye 52 Can Timken sa Can South 47 Canal Fulto n Northwest 6a Navarre Fairless 52 Canal W•nchestar 74 Cots Hamilton Twp 50 Can field 65 Struthers 52 Centerbu rg 44 Fredencktown 4 ~ 30T Chagnn Falls 62 Burton Berksh•re 45 Chesapeake 78 Samt Joseph Cen tral WVa 47 Ch•ll cot he Huntmgton 87 Bambndge Patnt Valley 54 Ch 11 cothe Un1oto 53 Southeastern 47 t:m Deer Park 62 St Bernard 31 Ctn Elder 52 Day Cham1nade-Jut+enne Bryan Wa1ters /photo Meigs I from Page 81 Morgan Howard w1th seven and semor Bnttany Preast wuh five markers Men VanMeter and Adnan Bolin each chipped 10 four pmnts, whtle Hannah Pratt and Tric1a Smith rounded thmgs out with Iwo po10ts and one pomt, respectively MHS made 15-of-22 free throw attempts for 68 percent, mcludmg 12-of-16 fr~eb1es dunng the p1 votal second half WHS netted 18-of-25 foul shots dunng the setback for a respectable 72 percent clip Meigs led 36-26 at the end of three quarters The Lady Falcons had seven players reach the sconng column, led by Taylor Hysell w1th 14 pomts Amber Tully was next with eight, followed by Airael Derif1eld with s1x markers Michaela Davis, Mary Kebler and Alex Wood each scored two pomts 1n the loss, while Kayanna Sayre rounded thmgs out wtth one po10t Me1gs clmmed a sweep ot the evemng wtth a 30-7 v1c tory 10 the JUmor vars1ty tilt Shanelle Smith paced the Lady Marauders with 13 po10ts, while Chels1e Roush led Wahama w1th four markers Me1gs returns to action Thursday when 11 travels to Nelsonville for a Tn- Valley Conference Ohm DIVISIOn matchtip w1th NelsonvilleYork Wahama next plays Fnday when It hosts Van Both contests are sched· uled for a JV lip off of 6 p m Meigs 47 Wahams 35 Wahame 6 6 14 9 - 35 13 10 13 11 - 47 Me~gs WAHAMA (3 3) - MIChaela DaVIS 1 0 0 2. Taylor Hysall 3 8·10 14 A11aol Den!leld 1 4 7 6, Ambe1 Tully 2 3-4 8 Mary Kabler 1 1Hl2, Alex Wood 0 2 2 2 Kayanna Sayre 0 1·2 1 lOTALS 8 18 25 35 Three point goals 1 (TUlly) MEIGS (4-4)- Men VanMeter 21Hl4 Adrian Bolin 2 o-o 4 TriCIB Sm1th 0 1 2 1 Catle Wolfe 4 7 9 15 Hannah Pratt 0 2 2 2 Amy Barr 0 o-o 0 Shellle Bailey 0 o o o Morgan Howard 2 3 3 7 Bnttany Preas! 2 1·3 5, Melissa Grueser 4 1 3 9 TOTALS 16 15 22 47 Three point goals None 40 Cm Htlls Chustlan Academy 64 Bellevue 48 em La Salle 70 Mtddlatown FenWICk 43 Cm McNICholas 66 Dl!ly Carroll 49 Cm Oak Ht11S 79 C1n Pnnceton 64 Cm St Xaver 59 St Bernard Roger Bacon 46 Cm Summit Country Day 58 Readmg 49 Cm Walnut H lis 54 Norwood 39 Cm Withrow 85 Cm W1nton Woods 76 C~rclev1lle Logan Elm 67 C~rcle111lle 53 Cle E Tech 95 Cle MLK 45 , Cols Afrlcentrtc 95 Cots Bnggs 64 Cols Beechcrott 87 Cots Centenmat 65 Cols Brookha...en 82 Cols East 65 Cols Eastmoor 70 Cots Walnut R1dge 54 Cots Franklin Hts 63 Cols Wellington Lockland 96 M ltord Chnstlan Academy 5i 55 Cols Harvest Prep 88, W Jeff~n 44 Cols Honzon Sc1ence 91 Dat1on 79 Cols Marion Franklm 78 Cots West 56 Cols Northland 97 Cots lmden MCKinley 45 <;ols Ready 60 Cle Honzon Sctence 35 Cots Upper Arhngton 24 New Albany 22 Cots Whetstone 117 Cols Mittl1n 98 Coshocton 47 Byesville Meadowbrook 45 Cuyahog a Falls CVCA 42 Can Cent Cath 41 Day Chrls~an 73 Yellow Spnngs 69 Day Dunbar 100 Day Belmont 65 Day Oakwood 66 Jamestown Greenev1ew 55 Dublm Scioto 77 Galloway Westland 44 E Ll'o'erpool 52 N1les McK inley 38 E Palestine 44 Columbiana Crestview 30 Fairfield 56 Cln Colerain 48 Fellcltv Franklln 57 Goshen 44 Frankfort Adena 52 Ch1lhcothe Zane Tmce 39 Franklin 55 Miamisburg 53 Garrettsville Garheld 72 Ravenna 67 Georgetown 59 Ml Orab Western Brown 55 Gnadenhutten tnd1an Valley 54 CarroiHon 33 Grove C1ty 49 Dublin Cottman 47 OT Hamilton 38 L1berty Twp Lakota E 33 Hannibal A111er 48 Old Washtngton BuCkeye Trail 47 OT Hanoverto n United 59 NeW Middletown Spnng 44 Hamson 60 C1n NW 41 Hubbard 12 Youngs East 68 Independence 85 Cots South Urban Academy 65 Jackson Cente r 57 llma Temple Chnst1an 46 Jeromesville Hillsdale 72 Mansf1eld Chnst1an 36 Johnstown Northndge 66 Oanv111e 35 Kettermg Alter 44 t-famllton Bad n 40 lancaster Fa1rf1eld Umon 43 Bloom Carroll42 Lew tstown lndtan Lake 46 W Ltberty Salem 27 Lima Shawnee 55. Otto'lllle 47 l •sbon David Anderson 47 Columbtana 40 London Mad1son P alns 72 Clarksv•lle Clmton Mass1e 60 Mai'Jern 85 Newcomerstown 47 Mana Stem Manon local49 Delphos St Johns 46 Massillon Washington 72 Akr Garl1eld 70 OT McConnelsville Morgan 79 New lexmgton 67 McDermott Sc1olo NW 48 S Webster 45 MechaniCsburg 69 DeG rat1 R1Vers1de 61 Mtddlebu ~ His Midpark 54 Amherst Steele 48 Middletown 64 Cm Sycamore 59 M lford 57 OK!ord Talawanda 46 MilfOrd Center F81rbanks 76 N Lew1sburg Tnad 69 M tier C1ty 90 L1berty Center 63 MlneNa 61 E. Can 59 M nford 82 Lucasville Valley 76 Morrow little Mlam1 51 Ham1ton Ross 43 Mt G lead 89 Howard E Knox 75 Mt Vernon 63 l?ataskala Watkms Memonal 23 N Can Hoo11er 71 Lou1svllle 46 N Olmsted 60 Berea 40 New Boston Glenwood 66 Franklin Furnac Green 47 r New Carlisle Tecumseh 76 Spr1ng N 59 New Concord John Glenn 73 Ph~o 69 New Knoxv1lle 78 Lima Perry 35 New Washington Buckeye Cent 47 Mansfield St Peter's 37 Newark 50 H1lhard Darby 36 NewarK llckmg Valley 69 Heath 60 Northwood 61 Old Fort 39 Oak H1ll 55 Portsmouth W 46 Palnes'lllle Riverside 90 Chardon 71 Parkersburg South W Va 66 Mar1etta 52 Pataskala L1cking Hts 70 Millersport 40 Perrysburg 77 Holland Sprlngf1eld 48 Piketon 54 Williamsport Westfall 49 P10neer N Central 66 Montpelier 48 P1tsburg Franklin Monroe 60 W Alexandna Tw1n Valley S 59 Poland Sem1nary 85 Campbell Memonal 59 A1chheld Revere 60 Creston Nmwayne 5i Rocky R1ver lutheran W 89 Brooklyn 81 RosSford 56 Sylvania Northv ew 51 Ryle Ky 57 Cm Glen Este 36 SahneV11e Southern 51 Leetoma 50 Sarahsville Shenandoah 64 Caldwell 35 Sebr1ng McKmley 55 Lowellville 49 Southmgton Chalker 77 Warren l ordstown 4 7 St ClalfSIIIIIe 70 A1chmond Ed1son 57 St Marys Memonal 56 Coldwater 52 OT Steubenville Cath Cent 65 Madonna wva 61 Sycamore Mohawk 56 Bucyrus 49 Sylvanta Southvtew 83 Maumee 54 Tot Maumee Valley 70 Gorham Fayel1e Galli a 57 To! Whitmer 61 Fremont Ross 44 Trenton Edgewood 68 Middletown Mad•son 52 Twmsburg 39 Aurora 33 Umon C1ty M1 sstss•n awa Valley 70 Lew sburg Tn County N 68 OT Unmntown Lake 73 Kent Roosevelt 62 Utica 51 Joh nstown Monroe 40 Versa1Ues 43 Sidney Lehman 37 W Chester Lakota W 42 Mas'On 36 W Lafayette Ridgewood 34 Magnol a Sandy Valley 21 Wahama W Va 49 Crown C1ty S Gall a E-mail class1fted@ mydatlytnbune com 39 Wa rre n Champ1on 73 Conneaut 56 Warre n Howland 69 Salem 54 Warre n JFK 73 Ashtabula Sis John and Paul 53 Waterford 62 New Matamoras Frontier 61 Wellm{lton 57 Bay Village Bay 54 Wellston 44 Glouster Tnmble 43 Wheelersbu rg 50 Waverly 37 Wheeli ng Park W Va 64 Steubenv•lle Stewart fromPageBI game m Glendale, Anz Stewart IS well liked because he's talkative, honest and personable with the players and the media "I can't tell rou about a mcer guy that I ve ever met m my hfe," fullback Owen Schmitt satd Tuesday before Stewart was named mtenm coach. "He'll get after you on the field He's really domg a tremendous th10g nght now With holdmg the team together and us together as a family' Stewart graduated m 1975 from Fmrmonl State where he was a three-year letter wmner H1s assistant coach10~ stmts 10clude Marshall , Wilham & Mary, Navy, North Carolina, Anzona State. and Air Force He became head coach at VMI m 1994 and went 8-25 over three seasons After a stint 10 the CFL, be jomed the West Virg1ma staff for Jllehlen' s final season m 2000 Under Stewart's tutelage, quarterback Pat White was named the Big East offensive player of the year in ~c::J>._..- the aforesaid Charles F Chancey, at. at. proparty; Thence along the northerly boundary tine of said Chencey, et. al. property South 77 deg.-s 36 mlnutee 59aecondsEaat,paaa· tng an Iron pin found at 34.84 feet, and going a totet dlatance ol334 62 feet to the point of beginning, containing 1 947 acres, of which 1 an acres ties wHhln the Incorporated limbs of the VIllage ol Racine Subjecl to aU legal easements The above descrlpUon was made In accordance with an actual survey conducted by James Stewart PS 7426 during October and November, 1995. Bearings are based on the Ohio State PtGrid Olrectlon aa obtained by calaatlal observallon Auditor's Parcel No· 18-01335004 and 1900585.001 PARCEL NO 2 The following described real eetate elluated In Sutton Township, Metga County, In lha State of Ohio In Section 16, Township 2N, Range 12W, of the Ohto Company Purchasa, and baing a parcel eraaled out of the Ernest A Wingett property (Volume 311 , Page 709, Malga County Deed rscorda) bounded and descrlbedasfottowo Commencing at an Iron pin found at the Northeaatcornarolthe Chorlae F. Chancey et at property (Volume 009, Page 465, Meigs County Official Recorda) on the Soulharty boundary of BOld Wingett proparty; Thence along Wingett'• ooutharty boundary North degrees 06 minutes 38 11condo Eaet 208.64 feat to en Iron pin ut by thll ourvoy at 1 cornerthereol, Thence North 35 degree• 45 mlnutea 31 ••condo Weet 180.48 IMt to on Iron pin aat by thle aurvey at the point of beginning of the roll Illata dllcrlbecl hlrtln; lhenoe North 01 dtgr- II mlnutee 48 11cnd1 1111 331.11 feat to an lfOI! ptn eat by thle aurvey; Thence eouth 14 degree• 22 mtnutee22 aeconde Welt, palling an Iron pin HI by lhll eurvey a1 a74.21 feat, end • going tohlt dte· tanct of 288.74 fest to tht center of Oak Grove Road (County oa road 33); thence along ary of the Allan Glen the center of satd road A r n o t I following three coura- property(Yolume 303, ee Page 303, Melge 1) South 11 degr- 24 County Deed Recorde), minutes 27 seconds from which an Iron ptn East107291eat, eat by thla aurvoy at 2) South 09 ct.gr- 54 the Northeut corner of minutes 07 seconds said Arnott property East 62 67 leal, bears North 55 3) South 05 degrees 16 degrees 02 mlnutas 09 minutes 13 seconds seconds eas1 409 36 East 63 17 teet; leal; Thence North 84 Thence along Arnott'a degrees 58 minutes 07 southeasterly bound· seconds East, passing ary South 55 degrees an Iron pin sel by this 02 mlnutee 09 seconds survey at 15 00 laet, west, paBBing an Iron and going a total d!s· pin eat by this survey lance oflg2,02 feet Jo at 399.75 feet, and the pint or tho begin, going a total distance nlng, containing 1.466 of 418.36 teet to the acrss canter of Oak Grove Subject to all legal Road (County Road 33) eaeamonta. Tllenca along the cen· The above description tar of aald road south waa made In accor· 11 degrees 59 minutes dance with an actual 50 seconde East survey conducted by 230 03feet; James Stewart PS Thence North 64 7426 during October degrees 22 minutes 22 and November, 1995 seconda aaat, paaalng Bearings era baaed on an Iron pin eat by this the Ohio Stele Plane survey at 15.45 IHt, Grid Direction aa and a going tolllt dlaobtained by caleattal tanca of 2Bt.74 feet to oburvllllon the polnl of the begin, Auditor'• f'arcet No. nlng, containing 1.880 18-01335.005 acrse. PARCEL NO.3 Subject to all legal The following eaaemente. deecrtbed real allele Tile above daacrlptlon elluated In Sutton was made In accor· Township, Meigs danca with an actual County, In the State of survey conducted by Ohio In Section 16, Jamao Stewart PS Townah•p 2N, Range 7426 during October 12W, of the Ohio and November, 1995 Company • Purchase, Beartnga are baaed on and being a parcel era- the Ohio Stata Plane atecl out of the Emael Grid Dlrectlon as A Wingett property obtelned by celestial (Yotume311,Page709, observation. Meigs County Dead Audllor'a Parcel No records) bounded and 18-01335.006 deacrtbedeefoltowa PARCEL N0.4 Commencing at on Iron The following pin found at the described real eatate Northeast corner of the altualed In Sutton Charles F Chancey at. Township, end partly at property (Volume within the lncorported 008, Page 465, Malga limits of the Vlttege of County OHtclat Racine, Meigs County, Recorda) on the In the State of Ohio tn Southeily boundary of Section 16, Township llkl Wingett property, 2N, Range 12W, of !he Thence along Ohio Company Wingett's aoutharly Purchoaa, and being a boundory North 02 porcel creotecl out of degree• 06 mlnutea 36 the Ernul A Wingett eecondo Eall 208 84 properly (Volume 311, feat to an Iron pin HI Page 709, Metge by thla aurvey at • cor· County Dead recordl) ner thoreol; bounded and Thone• North 35 doocrlbed aolollowo· dagreeo 45 minutes 3f Commencing 11 an Iran atconda Wtat 180.48 pin aat by lhla aurvey feat Ia tn Iron pin eat allhe Northeaat corner by thlt aurvey and of the Allen 011111 North 05 dtgrttl 25 Arnott proptrty mtnutll 41 llccnda (Volume 303, Page 003, lUI 338.11 ftll Ia an Melgt County Dlld Iron ptn eat by thleeur· Reoorcle) and thereby vey 11 lha point of bltng tn t the north· beginning of the root w11t cornor of the •td deecrlbad hare- Wingett property; In, Thence otong Arnotte Thence Nort_h 05 eaoterty boundary degreea 25 mlnutea 48 South 55 dag.-s oa aecondt aall 338 81 mtnutee 08 eeconda feat to an Iron pin HI Welt 205 78 1881 to an by thle ourvey on tho Iron pin 111 by thlt eur· eoutheaaterty bound· vey at the point or - ~lght. beginning of the rsal eetate a..crtbad heroIll; Thence South 7 degreee 43 minutes 58 eeconde Eae~ paealng Iron pins ott by this aurvey at 50 18 feat, 38697 taetand 66841 teet, and going a lOIII dletance of 721.88 teet to the thread of a stream; Thence along the thread of utd .,,..m to the soulherly boundary of the afore. BOld Wingett property, aald lhread being approximated by the following seven couraee. 1)South 37 degrees 34 mtnules 00 seconds West 62.49feel; 2)South 33 degreee 50 mlnutas 32 aeconde West 646.25 1881 to an lro11 pin eet by thle sur· vey a1 Its confluence with a smaller atream flowing from a north· aaoterty direction; 3)South 54 degrees 10 minutes 53 aeconds West 64.01 flet, 4)South 20 degreea 34 minutes 26 seconds Waat80.119teet, 5]South 39 degreae 47 minutes 53 secondo Weat175.93 feet; &)South 45 degrees 53 mlnutaa 59 seconds Well 176.851eet, 7)South 42 degrees 53 mlnutaa 31 seconds West176 821eet, Thence along the southerly boundary of the aloreaald Wingett property the following thraecouraes, 1) South 89 degrees 51 minutes 36 seconds Weal 102921eat to an Iron pin aet by thle our· vey, 2) South 42 degreae 36 minutes 36 seconds Weat 176 00 feet to an Iron pin oat by this aurvoy; 3) North 77 degree• 23 minutes 24 seconds West 99.00 teet to an Iron pin OBI by thle our· voy,lrom which an Iron pin found Ill lilt north· eaet corner of the Chartee F, Chancey at at property (VOlume 009, Page 485, Metge County Olftctal recorcle) beore South 02 ct.g.-s 06 mlnuteo 31 11conde, Weat a01.64 IMI; Thence north 35 degreea 41 mlnutte 31 aeoonde wnt 18Q.48 feat to an Iron pin HI bv thlt eurvey, Thence North 01 ~egreee a1 mlnutee 48 aeconde hat, paaelng en Iron ptn HI by thlt eurvey at 388.11 feel, and gong • Jotat dla· tance ol 87U2 feet to an Iron pin eat by thto eurvty on the south· eaeterty boundary of t.c::~> .c;:.-...,~ Whitehouse Antho ny Wayne 69 Bownng Green 53 Willoughby s 69 Ashtabula lakeside 64 Wood County Chnst1an W Va 68 l1Ck1ng County Chr1st1an 61 Worthmgton Christian 75 Pla1n City Jonathan Alder 73 Xen1a 69 Day Stivers 55 Youngs Liberty 72 Youngs Chaney 63 Youngs Mooney eo lOUISVIlle Aqwnas 58 Zanesville w Musk1ngum 51 Shendan 39 2006 and Rasheed Marshall earned the same honor m 2004 Rodnguez Introduced two of h1s WVU assistant coaches at his Michigan news conference Monday and said be would like to bnng more from Morgant6wn Offensive coordmator Calvm Magee declined comment at the news conference on his Immediate plans and dJdn't Immediate] y return a message Tuesday Secondary coach and recrmtmg coordmator Tony Gibson, whose WVU contract runs through June, .. -.-._.bile :r'"oiil'c:J>t.lces IJeii"Vered the aforesaid Allan parcel at a dlatsnca of Glen Arnott property; 368.57 leal from lhe Thanca along Arnotta northwest corner aouthaaeterly bound· thereof and thence ary North 55 degrees running along the fo~ 02 mlnutee 09 secondo towing live courses east 203.571881 to the t)North 44 deg.-s 30 polnl of beginning. mlnuleo 38 seconds EXCEPTING THERE· Eaat299441eet, FROM tho parcel of 2)North 35 degrees 25 real aatata conveyed to minutes 34 seconds thaVIttege of Racine as East 181 041eet, recorded In Volume 3)North 26 degrees 19 163, Ptlga 540 of the minutes 39 aacondo Meigs County Deed East 70 851eet; Records, and 4)North 10 degrees 11 EXCEPTING THERE· mlnutea 19 seconds FROM the following Eall 107 851eat, described parcel; 5)North 02 degrees 59 Commencing alan Iron minutes 21 seconds pin found at the Weal61 .611eet, Norlheutcornarofthe Subject to all legal Allan Glen Amott prop- easements. arty (Volume 303, Page The above daacrlpllon 003, Melga County was made In accorOfficial Racorde) from dance with an actual which an Iron pin survay conducted by found at the comer of Ja1ne1 Stewart PS the VIllage of Racine 7426 during October proparty(Yotuma 259, and November, 1995 Page 713 Meigs county Bearings are baSed on Deed recorda) bears the Ohio State Plane South 87 degrees 04 Grid Direction as mlnuteo 28 seconds obtained by cataotlal Eaat818.41laal; obaarvallon Thence South 15 Auditor a Parcel No deg.-s 52 minutes 49 18-01335 007 and 19oeconda West 731.34 00585 000 feet to an IrOn pin eat Reserving to the State by thte eurvey at !he of Ohio, all oil, gas, polnl of beginning of coat and other miner· Hkl excepted parcel; ala w~h the right of Thence along the entry lor the purpoae boundary of aald of prospecting for, excepted parcel the developing, producing folloWing four coursaa or operating lor the 1)South 69 degrees 03 same, and !he right I mlnutaa 12 aecondo occupancy Insofar as Eaat 50 00 feet to an the same Ia eeaentla1 Iron pin set by this sur- lor such prospecting, vay; developing, operating 2)South 20 degraee 68 or producing, also minutes 48 seconds reaervad tho use of Wa81 50.00 leal to an streams flowing Iron pin set by this sur· through said Ianda or vey; abutting upon the 3)North 69 degrees 03 oame and so much of minutes 12 aaconda the banks as may be Well 50.00 leal to an neceuary lor ouch Iron pin set by this sur· an]oyment and protoc· vey; tlon of ouch atreame 4)North 20 degrees 56 from erosion, contamlminutes 48 oaconds nation or deposit of Eaet 50 00 leal to the sediment u stated In point of the beginning; Volume 69, at Page m Said parcel being con· of tha Meigs County veyad containing Official Recorda 11.884acreo alter aald Reference Deed· excepttone, 0.534 acre Volume 219, Paga 418, of which tlee within the Melge County Official Incorporated llmHe of Recorda the Ytnage of Racine. Property Addreae Ook Together with an .... Grove Road, Racine, ment for rlght-ol-wey OH 45771, being pl.lrpo- on 1 elrtp of approximately 14.88$ lend bounded on 111 ocr•• In Button southerly and by the Townahlp and 4.288 northerly boundory of acree In the Ylttege ol lhe abov•dtecrlbld Raclno, Melge County, 11.114 acre paroal, Ohio bounded on lte. CURRIN1 OWNIII: northerly end by the RANDY K. PYLU IT cenllrtlnl of AL Or11nwood cemetery PROPI!RTY AT OAK Road (townehlp Roed GROVE RD. at7), and being 33.00 RACINE, OHIO 41771 feet In width eltuatad PPfll-01315 004 18.10 feet on eHher 111-00585 001 olde of 1 centerline 18-01335 005 with Ito point of begin· 18-01335 006 ntng on the northerly 18-01335 007 boundery of the above19.00585 000 d88crlbed , 11 884 acre PRIOR DEED REFER· I www mydailysent~nel com www myda11yreg1ster com 54 Word Ads Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thornvlll~ AD bnngm~ Webs1tes www mydatlytnbune com To Place m:rtbune Sentinel l\egtster Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today... or Fax To (740) 446-3008 or Fax To 992-2157 said he planned to remam with the Mountameers for the bowl game " I don't see 11 as any adversity, but I do thmk that these young men are fmdmg out that sometimes there are th10gs 10 life that change ," Stewart said "They are not life shatterJOg There has been no passmg here or anythmg hke thai It's JUSt mov10g on Nobody IS hurt or harmed 'They're wallmg to see what happens Once the unknown bas been solved, and the dust settles, 11 won't be a problem Young people are so resilient " a.-. ~e""' spaa pers ... I<t.lght. t.c:J> ~c:J>Lar ENCES, VOLUME 219, PAGE 419 APPRAISED AT $45,000.00 TERMS OF SALE. CANNOT BE SOLD FOR LESS THAN 2/3ROS OF THE APPRAISED VALUE 10% OOWN ON THE DAY OF SALE, CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK, BALANCE DUE ON CON FIRMA· noN OF SALE ROBERT E BEEGLE, MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF LITTLE, SHEETS & WARNER 213 E 2ND ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 7411-992-11689 (12) 5, 12, 19 Public Notice SHERIFF SALES CASE NUMBER 07CY051 CITY NATIONAL BANK OF WEST VIRGINIA PLAINTIFF YS ELLEN G MARSHALL et.al DEFENDANTS COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUN· TY OHIO IN PURSUANCE OF A ORDER OF SALE TO ME DIRECTED FROM SAID COURT IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED ACTION, 1 WILL EXPOSE TO SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THE FRONT STEPS OF THE MEIGS COUNTY COURT HOUSE ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 2008 AT 10 AM, OF SAID DAY, THE FOL· LOWING DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE SltuatelntheYittageof Middleport, tn the Count of Melge, and State of Ohio. Being In Out Lot No TWo (2) of Waterman Palmer's Addition to said VIllage of Middleport, and more partlcutarty dtacrlbad ae follows; Beginning at the Southaall cornor ofutd Out Lol No 2, thanca North otong IIV8nth Street on the Etot Line of eatd Out Lot No. a. 50 teet, thence weet porollel wHh !he South nne of eatd Out Lot No. to the Weat line of atld Out lot No. a: thanoe etong the Wat line of uld Out Lot No 2, so feat to the louthwtet cornar of eald Out Lol no a; thence 1111 ttong the South nne of uld Out Lot to the place of the beginning, Reearvlng In thla deed tha rlghl to aU future owner or ownert of the balance olaald Out Lot No 2, on which two houuo ere located, the a ll>~e>r. uaa of the brlctc driveway now located and used acroee the lilly (50) feet conveyed In this deed Aleo, the right to use !he and water piped now tatd across eatd lilly leetthoretnconveyed Deed Reference Yotuma 168, Page 219, Deed Recorda of Meigs County, Ohio Lindsey L Lyons, tha grantee In dead rscord· ad In Volume 188, page 219, and Lindsey L. Lyon, decadent named In C8rtlltcale for Transfw of Root Eatal8 recorded tn Volume 228, page 789, Dead Recorda of Melga County , Ohio, are one and the eame perton Parcel No. 15· 00879.000 Laat Source of Title: 0 R YolutiMI 32, Page 623, Office of the recorder, Meigs County, Ohio Address of Property· 193 S. 7th Avenue, Mlddteport, Ohlo45760 CURRENT OWNER: ELLEN G MARSHALL, ET AL PROPERTY AT: 1g3 S. TTH AYE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45780 PP11!HI0879.000 PRIOR DEED REFER· ENCES; VOLUME 32, PAGE 623 ~PPRAISED AT $37,500.00 TERMS OF SALE. CANNOT BE SOLD FOR LESS THAN 213RDS OF THE APPRAISED VALUE. tOo/o DOWN ON THE DAY OF SALE, CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK, BALANCE DUE ON CONFIRM A· TIONOFSALE The appraisal did Include an tntarlor examination of tha houae. ROBERT E. BEEGLE, MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF WOLFE & BENTLEY LLP 425 CENTER ST. IRONTON, OH 45838 74N32l7000 (Ia) 5, 12, 18 on SAVINGS Shop Classlfleds! 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Monday-Friday for Jnaertlon Jn Next Day's Paper Sunday In-Column· l:OO p m For Sundav• Paper All Dlepl•y: 12 Noon 2 Bu•lneee Daye Prior To Publication Sunday Dleplay. 1:00 Thursday for Sundaye • Att ads must be prepaid• e Stlirt Your Adl With A Keyword e Include Complete t ~:' I {J;. Now you con hove borders and graphics .\...\ added lo your classified ads 1m Borders $3 .00/per ad Graphics SOC for small $1 .00 for Iorge Display Ads Description e Include A Prk:e e Avoid Abbreviations e Include Phone Number And A,:ldren When Needed • Ad1 Should Run 7 D•ys allable edition SHERIFF SALES CASE NUMBER 07CY063 FARMERS BANK & SAYINGS CO. PLAIN· TIFF YS ESTATE OF RANDY K. PYLES &CHARLES KEITH PYLES, ET AL , DEFENDANTS COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY OHIO. IN PURSUANCE OF A ORDER OF SALE TO ME DIRECTEQ FROM SAID COURT IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED ACTION, t WILL EXPOSE TO SALE AT PUjiUC AUCTION ON THE FRONT STEPS OF THE MEIGS COUNTY COURT HOUSE ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 2008 AT 10 A.M., OF SAID DAY, THE FOL· LOWING DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE PARCEL NO 1 The following d88crlbad real estate eHuated In Sutton Township and partly wllhln lhe Incorporated Hmlta of the Ytltage of Racine, Meigs County, In the Stale of Ohio In Section 16, Township a\"1, Range 12W, of the Ohio Company Purch-. end being a parcel crellled out of the Ernest A Wingett property (Volume 311, Page 709, Meigs County Deed rscordo) bounded and d88crlbad as follows· Beginning at an Iron pin found at the Nc!rthaaat corner of the Clwlati F. Chancey aL .11. pi'Of'll'ly (Yolu'"a 008, Page 185, Melga County Official Recorde) on the Southerly boundary of lltd Wingett property, Thence along Wingett's southerly boundary North 02 deg.-s 06 minutes 36 eeconds East 208 64 feat to an Iron pin eat by lhlo ourvey at a cor· ner thereof, Thllllce North 35 deg.-s 45 mlnutee 31 eeconde Weal 180 48 fMt to an Iron pin eat by Jhte eurvoy. Thtnca oouth 84 _ . . 58 mtnutee 07 eaco.'1dt Weat, pealing an tron ptn eat by thle IUI'VIIY 11 1n 02 IMI, and • going total dietlnH of 112.02 feat to the canter of Oak Qrova Road (County I'Oid 331; thtnH along the Hnlar of 11td rolld loltowlng three oou,.. • 11. 1)1outh 04 degreea 02 mlnutat 34 11conde ~eo 701881: 2) Iouth 10 degreea 48 mlnutee 44 eecondl w.t 53 271881; 3) South 14 degree• 38 mlnutee 27 11conde Weet 131 7a feat to the Northw..t corner or In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE POUCI!S Ol'lkl Vtlley Publllhlng rfHI'Vtl thl right to tdlt, ~ect, or cancel In~ ld at eny time Errors mual be reported on lha f1ral da~ Trlbu,..SentlneUI ........ will be rnponslb.. for no more tn.n the cotl of the space occupied by the error and only the f1r1t Insertion WI any lotle or u.penH tlwt multi From tht publlclltlon or omlnlon of.,.. actvwtlument Correction will be made In the llral available edition art IIWIYI oonfidlnllal • Current rltt Clrd tpplltt • All real ldvertiHmtntt tre tubject to the Federal Fair Housing Act or 1968 ada at.nderdl We wiN I ac<:ept any ed\lertlalng In violation of the lew KIT & CARLYLE t I wnghi20054!1comcaoot net Borrow Smart Contact the Oh10 DIVISion of Fmanc1ai lnst1tut ton s Oft1ce of Consumer Aftalrs BEFORE you ref1 nance your home or obta1n a loan BEWARE at requests for an~ large advance payments of fees or msurancv Call the Off1ce of Consumer Affairs toll free at 1 866 278 0003 to learn 11 the mortgage broker or lender IS properly licensed (Th1s Is a public service announcement from the Ohto Valley Pubhshmg Company) l M pup i Owks Old blk & -LO_S_T _ B_Ia-ck-ca-se_ w _ lh_C_D_s white w/ blue eyes Will be 1n between Po1nt Pleasant med Size aduh dog VERY H1gh School & Wahama good with ch ldron 446 0189 H1gh School Reward Call 3 pupp1es w111 be small 304 675 3935 or 304--593 house dogs Call 441 0637 aoe2 Border Cotl •e pups fre e Lost S1ck Female Fox cute and cuddly 2 g1rls and Tem~r lost on 12 14 on At 1 boy left Debbie 740 448 141 JUSt past Graham 2451 Schools Aoad Call 446 Sheep Dog pups warm and 0150 fuzzy Chnstmas 1dea 2 - - - - - - - males and 2 females left Reward Lost short ha1red 6 Shane 304 55~110 month old male Beagle/Rat Terner miX Sunday mommg To good home only 1n Rolllr.g Acres area on Australtan Shepherd and Sandhill Ad "Brook St" K1ds Husky m1x pups 5 M s and 2 pets th ey re concerned F s Ready 1122/08 441 because Of the cold weather t 535 l.<mANO FOUND i 304-675 7882 or 304 593 t t62 Reward Mlssmg Dog Red Fox Pomeran1an needs FOUND Sunday Bank se1zer meds Please call 8111 Envelope at WV State Farm & Sharon Sturgeon 304 Elks lodge m Gallipolis Museum call to Identify 304· 675 1708 or 304 674 1707 Bartenders needed eKpen 882 24i3 enced preferred please WAN'TEIJ send resume to P:O BoK Reward Lg black dog 10 Bm i Rottweller / Germa n ~-------,.1 Sheppard no collar w/wh1te Absolute Top Dollar US chest & nght front paw last S1lve r and Gold Co1ns seen No11 26th little 16 Proofsets Gold R1ngs Pre· !Southside area 304-593 1935 US Currency 0884 Solitaire Diamonds M T S Com Shop 151 Second Avenue Gallipolis 740 446 CLASSIFIED INDEX 4x4 s For Sate Announcement ...... Antlqueo.... . . ......... Apartments lor Rent Auction and Flea Market Auto Parts & Accaaoortes Auto Rapelr Autos for Sale .... .. . .......... Boata & Motors lor Sale....... Building Suppllao Buatneaa and Buildings Buotneos Opportunity Bualnaaa Training. Campara & Motor Homes ........... Camping Equlpmant Cardo of Tllanke . ... Chlld/Elct.rty Core .. EtectrlcaiiRelrlgeratlon Equipment lor Ront....... Excavating.. .. Farm Equipment Farms lor Rent Farms for Sale For Lease For Sale For Sale or Trade Fruita & Vegetables ....... Furnished Rooms General Hauling Giveaway Happy Ads Hay & Grain Help Wanted........ Home Improvements Homeolor Sale Household Goods Houoaolor Rent In Memoriam .. Insurance ...... Lawn & Garden Equipment L~at~k 725 . 030 ........ 530 440 ...080 760 . . 770 ........ 710 750 . 550 340 ...210 . 140 .• . 790 780 . 010 190 ......840 ....... 480 ..... 830 ......61 0 .430 330 ..... 490 ....... 585 .....590 .. 580 .. 450 850 ..040 ...050 640 110 810 310 ...... 510 ..... 410 .. ..020 • •• 130 ... 660 630 Loot and Found •.••. 060 Lots & Acreage ...... 350 Mlacellanaoua...... 170 Mlacellanaoua Merchandise 540 860 Mobile Home Repair Mobile Homes lor Rent .. 420 Mobile Homes lor Sale 320 Money to Loan 220 Motorcyctaa & 4 Wheelers. 740 Musical Instruments... 570 Personall ... 005 Pets lor Sale .. .• 560 Plumbing & Haallng ....... , .820 Proleeelonat Sarvloaa ....... 230 Radio, TV & CB Repair........ 160 Real Eotale Wanted 380 Schoota tnatructlon 150 Seed, Plant & Ferttlt1er ... 850 SRuatlona Wanted . 120 Space lor Rant...... ... ........ 460 Sporting Goode... 520 SUY'e lor Sale...... 720 Truckllor Sale ... 715 Uphototery. • . ... 870 Vane For Sale ....... 730 anted to Buy.... 090 anted to Buy· Fann Suppllee 620 Wanted To Do. 180 entad to Rent •. ..470 Yard Sale- Gattlpolta . . ...... .......... 072 Yard Sala·Pomeroy/Mtddle.. 074 Yard Sato-PL Pleaeont . ... . 076 __ . 2842 303 Atln Mike FEDERAL POSTAL JOBS $17 33$27 58/hr now h1r 1ng For appllea\lon and tree governement JOb mlo cal! Amencan Assoc of labor 1 9t3 599 8226 241hrs emp sorv Want to buy Junk Cars call 740 388 0884 I \: 1'1 !l\ \ II \I Help Wanled Holing & Ak Techa Noedad Notlonwklel Become a dual federally cer lifted Heatmg, A1r & Aefng Tech IS less than 30 days itO F•nanetal Atd and Job . liw'WAN'IID Placement assistance 8\lall able Tra11e1 Meals & 100 WORKER~ NEEDED Hous1ng also provided dur Assemble crafts wood 1ng Tra1111ng CaR Now Mon1tems To $480/wk Matenals Sun 888-528-G413 prov1ded Free Information pkg 24Hr 801-428·4649 Local Home Health Agency now h1nng STNA's, PCA's An EKcollent 'f'SY to earn and HHA s Flex1ble sched ullng Apply m person or call money The New Avon 740 441 1377 2 Commerce Call Manlyn 304 882 2645 -... 1 I'\ I~ I '. l 2000 14)(70 3BR 2BA lots of up grades on rentecl lot 34 Krau s Beck Ad Gallipolis 3 m•les from Gall polts off SA sea 446 Dr The UniverSity of RIO Grande 111viteS applications for the position of Maintenance WOrker ResponstbMi1ies of th is full ttme 12 month pos1t1on tnclude but are nO( llrTllted to ordenng and maJOta!nlng supplies servlc1ng and repa1ring c:urrent electriCal systems and Installing computer cables Installing updates repairing current and new plumbing systems operat•ng vanous types of heavy equtpment for the performance of maintenance functions ordenng end ma1nta1nlng supplies and troubleshooting boiler systems food serv1ce refngeratlon systems redecorat1ng snow removal and gas reclamation functions and other dulles as assigned Must have htgh school diploma or equl'o'alent Certification In HVAC systems and refrigerant usage requrred Appt1caUons w1ll be revtewed as recewed All applicants must sulj)mif a letter of 1nterest and resume including lhe names 01 I SERVICES NEA, Inc The Gallla County ConventiOn & Visitors Bureau Is seeking a part t1me receptiOniSt ThiS Individual must have a h1gh school diploma possess a bas•c understanding of computer operations some off1ce eKpenence •s deSirable An applicatiOn and job descriptiOn Is available for mterested persons Please submit a completed appJ1cation along w1th a resume and reterences between the hours of 8 and 5 Monday through Fnday to the VIsitors Bureau located at 61 Court Street Deadline for accepting appl1cat1ons w111 be Fnday December 21 2007 EOE estabbshmen1 HoM~ FOR SALE Apt for Rent No Pets 740 2002 16x80 Oakwood 3 bed 2 beth 1999 t 6xBO Fortune 3 bed 2 bath 3 more to choose lrom Day 740 388 0000 Even~n g 740 245 9213 Beautiful Apts al Jacklon Eatalea 52 Westwood Or ve from $365 to $560 992 5858 740 446 2568 Equal Hous1ng Opportun~ty Th1s New 3 Bedroom homes from 1nshtuhon IS an Equal $214 36 per month Includes Opportunlly Pr0111der and many upgrades del very & Employer i sol up (740)385 2434 loi~ & MOBILE HOME LOT FOR Beech St M ddleporl 2 Br fum1shed apt ut11it as pa1d no pets depos1t & refer ences 740.992 0165 RENT 1031 Georges Creek CONVENIENTLY LOCAT Ad 44i tttl ED • AFFORDABLEt I{ I \ I \I \ I:~=~~===~ • riO HOUSES IUR RENT 0 down payment 4 t:led 1..-------~ rooms large yard Covered • deck Attached garage 740 2 & 3 bedroom houses for 367 7129 rent no pets (740)992 5858 3BA Ranch 425 LeGrand e Near new HS 2 bath FA mground pool screen room wlhot tu b fenced 1n ~ard 446 2273 or 709 9513 2Br house on Neighborhood Ad Also S4oolmo , $400/dep 2Br tra1ler on N91ghborhood Ad $300imo + $300/mo Call 740 256 8600 Attention• 3 BA house 1n Gallipolis Local company oHenng "NO WID conne ct1on $450/mo DOWN PAYMENT pro pms for you to buy your $250/dep You pay all utll lies Call Wayne 404 456 home 1nstead of rentmg • 100% hnancmg • Less than per1ect cred•t accepted • Payment could be the same as rent Mortgage locators (740)367 0000 1'30 3802 3 br house Pomeroy 2 full bath garage full basement new carpet 11ery clean handicap accessible $635 a monlh 1740)949 2303 3BA 1 bath m Bidwell $575/mo + sec dep 446 Townhouse apartments and/or Call small (740)441 houses iFOR RENT Ill 1o r app I1ca110n & 1n1orma I•on Easy to heat upsta rs 2 bed room apt Trash water stove and fndge ncluded $350 rent $350 deposit 441 99 72 or 446 7620 or 709 9519 --==--=,--Ellm Vl'ew Apartments •2&3 bedroom apartments •Central heat & A. C •Washer/dryer hookup •All electnc averaging $50 $601month •Owner pays water sewer trash (304)882-3017 ~{j) 3644 Fum shed upslatrs 3 rooms 38R 1 5 bath house m and bath Clean no pets town $ 575~re n t + sec dep depos11 req 740 446 1519 446 3644 Gtllllpollo Coreor Cotlogo (Careers Close To Home) Call Todayt 740·446-4387 1 80Q.2t4 0452 'll'tNI ~lp:>Hacareercollege com Accredlled Member Aecredlllr~g counc~ 10r lnclei)I!IOdent Colleges and Scnoo!l 12748 1 I \ \ \t I \ I - nw om Wanled Bultderllleater DemlerOBrlght.Mt 740-222-6031 •NOTICE• OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO recommends that you do bUSineSS w1th peopl e you know ancl NOT to send money through the mall unt1l you have mvest1gated the olloiiiiiliil'l1ll;::;,_ _ _ __. li All rul ..a.ta lldvertlslng In thll new1paper le tubject to the Federal Fair Houalng Act at 1968 which mak.. ltllletilaf to advertise 'i.ny preference Nmltltton or dltcrlminaUon bated on race color religion sex familial abdu1 or national origin or any lntenUon to malce any tucl'l preference HmltaUon or dltcrlmlnetlon " Thla new1paper will not knowingly accept .twertl..ments for real 111111 which Is In violation of the law Our r11dtr1 are hereby lnform•d that all dwellings adverltsed 1n thit newspaper are avaltable on an equal ~=op=poo:m:"::"::'IY::ba::••::•=~ _ For sale by owner 3BA Ran ch 1 bath Fam1ly Room Stove/Fndge WID mcluded Askmg $70 000 Call 740 709 6339 - - - - - - - - Gracious Living 1 and 2 3BR 2 story house good Bedroom Apts at Village location n town No Pets Manor and A1vers de Apts 111 Call 446 I 162 Middleport from $327 to m:i:"":~':'IO•I•llL•!-,H~o-~·IE·.~-, $592 740 992 5064 Eqoal FOR Rf NT '------111!1,..1 Get A Jump on SAVINGS Shop Classlftedsl Houstng Opportunity Modern 1 Bedroom apt Call 2 Bedroom 1n Ato Grande 446 0390 area Weekly or b1 week ly rent Oepos 1 $400 740 Modern 1 BR Apt Call 44 6 245 5591 or 740 645 5429 3736 2 or 3 bedroom B\lallable New a bd apt In MaSOn Water & trash Included No wood fl oors •ncludes water pets 740 441 7033 sewer app 1ances and 2BR mostlv tum1shed No washer & dryer $435 pets Water pd $350/mo (740)41 6 6622 $350 dep 441 0829 call New Haven 1 Br lurmshed after 5 pm apt has WID no like Country? Tak ng appt1 pels dep &ref 992 0165 cat1ons 14><70 3BA C/A All electri c RIO Grande Spac1ous second-floor apt Area (740)245 5893 overlookmg Galhpohs C1ty --'-'-----~- Park and nver LA den N ce 2 bd trailer New large k tchen dmmg are a Haven small year tncludcs w11h all new apphences & gas $4IS ' 740 )416 6622 cupboards 3BA laundry N1ce 2B R at Johnsons area 2 1/2 baths $900 per Mobile Home Park 740 446 month Call 446 44 25 or 2003 446 2:Ji!5 House for Sale by Owner 2 Townhouse to 3br 1 acres completely Trailer lor rent 3BA 2 BA Ta ra remodeled AI 2 N 9 m1les Call 367 7762 or 446 4060 Apartments Very SpaciOus 304 895 3129 !Ml House for sale 1n Racme area Approx 4 acres all professionally landscaped Ranch style house w th 4 bedrooms llv1ng room d1n 1ng room kitchen large lam 1\y room central a1r gas heat and I fireplace Add111on of a large Flonda room corn pletely cedar opens onto patio & pool area Heated •n ground pool enclosed by pr• vacy lenc•ng and land scaped Fmlshed 2 car gan~go at1ached to house and finished & heated 3 car garage unattached Excellent condition ready to move In $255 000 00 Call ~--··"OiiiRoiRJ.iiiiii!Nii'l-,.1 (740)9<19 2217 740 339 0362 AI'\IUM.,IfiS -. 1 and 2 bedroom apart ments turn1 shed and unfur mshed and houses •n Pomeroy an d M1ddleport securit y depos1t reqUired no pets 740 992 2218 -------,.-1 bedroom apt 2nd Ave Gall1pohs 740 446 4383 2 Bedrooms CIA 1 t/2 Bath Adult Pool & Baby Pool Pat1o Start $425/Mo No Pets lease Plu s Secunty DepoSit Requ1red (740)367-()547 TW1n R111ers Tower Is accept 1ng applications for wa111ng !1 st tor Hud subs1zad 1 br apartmen1for the elderlyl d1sabled call 675 Equal Housmg 6679 t Bedroom Tn level Ou1et Opportunity locatton close IO hosptlal cr;:;:.;;.;;..;.:.:W~A-N_fllll _ __, Refe rences & DepoSit 10 RfNr Requ11ed (740\446 2957 I BR Apt W/0 hookups Need to Rent Pastures tor e Internet/satellite TV mel tew Cows & Horses w111 wtrent close to hosptal Call dean & fence if needed 304 . . -------------------· R---.----~ -- -~--r,_.--~----------------- Bdrm remodeled new car pet sto'o'e & fr1g water sewer trash pd Middleport $425 00 No pets Ref requ1red 740 843 5264 8935 $t6 900 ACREAG! 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All Areasl To Bu~ or - - - - - - - Sell Shirley Spears 304 local Insurance Co looking tor representative to ser'o'tce 675-1429 local areas Guaranteed firEil three references on or year mcome plus commiebefore December 21 2007 BENNIGAN S Now H~tmg M1mmum $1950 to tor Cooks & Servers Apply s10n monthly Please call 740 Ms Phyllts Mason SPHA wl!hm 701-2 557 email Director of HR Unlversrty ot RIO Grande CLERICAL PO Box 500 R+L CARRIERS, one of the RIO Grande OH 45674 ., at1on s largest family F8)(f 740 245 4909 owned LTL motor tre1ghl car email pmasonOrlo edu ners has 1mmed•ate open EEO/AA Employer mgs lor Part Time Clerical/Data Entry/Billing pos1t10ns 2nd shift (M POST OFFICE NOW Ff4pm 10pm) Must type HIRING m n 30 wpm With accuracy Avg Pay $2Mu or and possess excellent data $57K annually entry/general off1ce sk1lls lncludmg Federal Benefits We offer a llartlng wage ot and OTPa1dTralnlng 5M1r and a comprehen VacatiOr'IS FTIPT sl'o'e benelitS package that 1 866-542 1531 mcludes a 401k ret1rement USWA plan and free 11acat10n lodgrope manager mg at our employee resorts new a~rtment compte In Ft Myers Beach & n Point Pleasant Full tim Daytona Beach FL Big tatus temporan ly dunn Bear CA and P1geon ease up penod and the Forge Tn Come for a per rfTianent part time W sonal 1nterv~ew at 6163 Her paid tralnlflQ and flex • Huntington Ad GallipoliS le hours Please fa Ferry WV 255 15 PH BOO sume to 304-755-o957 669 1809 or tax to 304 675 4682 M/F/DN EOE McCiures Restaurant ( Super 8 Motel accepting www gorlc com www.IIr.: Gall1pohs Only) now hlm-,g appl1cat1ons for part lime pari & lull time dayehlft II<.Oll1Il desk clerll; Must be able Ia avatlable Apply between 10 work flex1ble hours and pos and 11 AM Monday Dnver sass ex~ellent customer Couner Dnver needed fo r Satu rday service sk1lls Apply 1n per Jocal area Part I me a few - - - - - - - - : : : - son No Phone Calls hours m I We are look1ng tor Wanted experienced or will Independent Contractors 1ng to be tramed to mstall w1th the1r own veh•cle and repa1r 2 way rad1o Two Sw1tchboard operators Good pay needed 1n the Gallipolis Retired or Sem1 Ret!red equ1pment looking for a few hrs a day excellent benefits Mall or area Must be willing to work Call 412 787 8880 lv mes fax resume to Ga•l Clutter all three shifts Payrate IS Lloyd s Electron~ Inc PO $8 OOhr plus differential sage Box 250 Millwood WV Must have prBYIOUB swttch 304 273 2790 board expenence Fax Person tor live In with elderly 25282 (phone) 304 273-()105 (lax) resumes to 740 353-2913 lady Coll740 367 7129 sa "---iiiiiiiii;.,.r TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI1 ~ C> 2005 I'RoF!NiiONAL FORRfNT !'l;i""":":""_"":':_ _., 740 446 4762 MOBILE HOMES ------FOR SALE Apartment for rent 1 2 --;;::;::::::::::::~ IV APARIMENTS New home 1n Gallipolis 1BR n1cely turn Ou1et area 2BA 2BA 3 acres MIL Su•table for 1 adult prwate AEOUCE DI $80 000 Cal dnveway w/carport No pets 740 446 7029 $375mo Ref dep req $200 HNOTICEH t r Ho~D:S FORSAIE LOlli Dog 6 monlhs old femal e Shett1 e Beagle m1x Chnstmas Wreaths & Grave looks like short ha1red Blankols $5 $25 (740)949 mtmature Collie Fur pre 2t t5 740 949 3t5t Sues domlnately black Legs and Greenhouse paws are white wllh tan spots last seen Country GIVEAWAY Club Ad Reward off~ red 304 675 6258 r to MONEY 10LoA!\ 675 2592 �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel VVednesday,Decembert9,2007 www.mydailysentinel.com Ohio Boys Basketball Prep Scores Me1gs sen1or Amy Barr (30) picks up her dnbble while bemg defended by Wahama's Michaela Dav1s (12) dunng the f1rst half of Tuesday's non-conference basketball game 1n Rockspnngs Akr Buchtel 79 Akr North 67 Akr F1restone 83 Massillon Jackson 82 Albany Alexander 54 Reedsville Eastern 51 Alliance Ma111ngton 70 Ravenna SE 43 Arcanum 68 Bradford 26 Ashv1Ue Teays Valley 66 AmandB Clearcreek 48 Avon Lake 64 Olmsted Falls 62 Batavia 57 Bethel Tate 52 Bat av~a Amelia 42 Loveland 41 Bata111a Clermont NE 74 Blanchester 54 Beavercreek 50 Day Marshall 47 Bedford 74 Warren&'o'llle Hts 56 BellbrOOk 45 P1qua 38 Ber11rl Hiland 61 Strasburg Franklin 55 Be11erly Ft Frye 55 Belpre 43 Br1dgeport 71 Paden City WVa 37 Bucyrus Wynford 64 Caledoma A1ver Va lley 41 CadiZ Hamso n Cent 61 Rayland Buckeye 52 Can Timken sa Can South 47 Canal Fulto n Northwest 6a Navarre Fairless 52 Canal W•nchestar 74 Cots Hamilton Twp 50 Can field 65 Struthers 52 Centerbu rg 44 Fredencktown 4 ~ 30T Chagnn Falls 62 Burton Berksh•re 45 Chesapeake 78 Samt Joseph Cen tral WVa 47 Ch•ll cot he Huntmgton 87 Bambndge Patnt Valley 54 Ch 11 cothe Un1oto 53 Southeastern 47 t:m Deer Park 62 St Bernard 31 Ctn Elder 52 Day Cham1nade-Jut+enne Bryan Wa1ters /photo Meigs I from Page 81 Morgan Howard w1th seven and semor Bnttany Preast wuh five markers Men VanMeter and Adnan Bolin each chipped 10 four pmnts, whtle Hannah Pratt and Tric1a Smith rounded thmgs out with Iwo po10ts and one pomt, respectively MHS made 15-of-22 free throw attempts for 68 percent, mcludmg 12-of-16 fr~eb1es dunng the p1 votal second half WHS netted 18-of-25 foul shots dunng the setback for a respectable 72 percent clip Meigs led 36-26 at the end of three quarters The Lady Falcons had seven players reach the sconng column, led by Taylor Hysell w1th 14 pomts Amber Tully was next with eight, followed by Airael Derif1eld with s1x markers Michaela Davis, Mary Kebler and Alex Wood each scored two pomts 1n the loss, while Kayanna Sayre rounded thmgs out wtth one po10t Me1gs clmmed a sweep ot the evemng wtth a 30-7 v1c tory 10 the JUmor vars1ty tilt Shanelle Smith paced the Lady Marauders with 13 po10ts, while Chels1e Roush led Wahama w1th four markers Me1gs returns to action Thursday when 11 travels to Nelsonville for a Tn- Valley Conference Ohm DIVISIOn matchtip w1th NelsonvilleYork Wahama next plays Fnday when It hosts Van Both contests are sched· uled for a JV lip off of 6 p m Meigs 47 Wahams 35 Wahame 6 6 14 9 - 35 13 10 13 11 - 47 Me~gs WAHAMA (3 3) - MIChaela DaVIS 1 0 0 2. Taylor Hysall 3 8·10 14 A11aol Den!leld 1 4 7 6, Ambe1 Tully 2 3-4 8 Mary Kabler 1 1Hl2, Alex Wood 0 2 2 2 Kayanna Sayre 0 1·2 1 lOTALS 8 18 25 35 Three point goals 1 (TUlly) MEIGS (4-4)- Men VanMeter 21Hl4 Adrian Bolin 2 o-o 4 TriCIB Sm1th 0 1 2 1 Catle Wolfe 4 7 9 15 Hannah Pratt 0 2 2 2 Amy Barr 0 o-o 0 Shellle Bailey 0 o o o Morgan Howard 2 3 3 7 Bnttany Preas! 2 1·3 5, Melissa Grueser 4 1 3 9 TOTALS 16 15 22 47 Three point goals None 40 Cm Htlls Chustlan Academy 64 Bellevue 48 em La Salle 70 Mtddlatown FenWICk 43 Cm McNICholas 66 Dl!ly Carroll 49 Cm Oak Ht11S 79 C1n Pnnceton 64 Cm St Xaver 59 St Bernard Roger Bacon 46 Cm Summit Country Day 58 Readmg 49 Cm Walnut H lis 54 Norwood 39 Cm Withrow 85 Cm W1nton Woods 76 C~rclev1lle Logan Elm 67 C~rcle111lle 53 Cle E Tech 95 Cle MLK 45 , Cols Afrlcentrtc 95 Cots Bnggs 64 Cols Beechcrott 87 Cots Centenmat 65 Cols Brookha...en 82 Cols East 65 Cols Eastmoor 70 Cots Walnut R1dge 54 Cots Franklin Hts 63 Cols Wellington Lockland 96 M ltord Chnstlan Academy 5i 55 Cols Harvest Prep 88, W Jeff~n 44 Cols Honzon Sc1ence 91 Dat1on 79 Cols Marion Franklm 78 Cots West 56 Cols Northland 97 Cots lmden MCKinley 45 <;ols Ready 60 Cle Honzon Sctence 35 Cots Upper Arhngton 24 New Albany 22 Cots Whetstone 117 Cols Mittl1n 98 Coshocton 47 Byesville Meadowbrook 45 Cuyahog a Falls CVCA 42 Can Cent Cath 41 Day Chrls~an 73 Yellow Spnngs 69 Day Dunbar 100 Day Belmont 65 Day Oakwood 66 Jamestown Greenev1ew 55 Dublm Scioto 77 Galloway Westland 44 E Ll'o'erpool 52 N1les McK inley 38 E Palestine 44 Columbiana Crestview 30 Fairfield 56 Cln Colerain 48 Fellcltv Franklln 57 Goshen 44 Frankfort Adena 52 Ch1lhcothe Zane Tmce 39 Franklin 55 Miamisburg 53 Garrettsville Garheld 72 Ravenna 67 Georgetown 59 Ml Orab Western Brown 55 Gnadenhutten tnd1an Valley 54 CarroiHon 33 Grove C1ty 49 Dublin Cottman 47 OT Hamilton 38 L1berty Twp Lakota E 33 Hannibal A111er 48 Old Washtngton BuCkeye Trail 47 OT Hanoverto n United 59 NeW Middletown Spnng 44 Hamson 60 C1n NW 41 Hubbard 12 Youngs East 68 Independence 85 Cots South Urban Academy 65 Jackson Cente r 57 llma Temple Chnst1an 46 Jeromesville Hillsdale 72 Mansf1eld Chnst1an 36 Johnstown Northndge 66 Oanv111e 35 Kettermg Alter 44 t-famllton Bad n 40 lancaster Fa1rf1eld Umon 43 Bloom Carroll42 Lew tstown lndtan Lake 46 W Ltberty Salem 27 Lima Shawnee 55. Otto'lllle 47 l •sbon David Anderson 47 Columbtana 40 London Mad1son P alns 72 Clarksv•lle Clmton Mass1e 60 Mai'Jern 85 Newcomerstown 47 Mana Stem Manon local49 Delphos St Johns 46 Massillon Washington 72 Akr Garl1eld 70 OT McConnelsville Morgan 79 New lexmgton 67 McDermott Sc1olo NW 48 S Webster 45 MechaniCsburg 69 DeG rat1 R1Vers1de 61 Mtddlebu ~ His Midpark 54 Amherst Steele 48 Middletown 64 Cm Sycamore 59 M lford 57 OK!ord Talawanda 46 MilfOrd Center F81rbanks 76 N Lew1sburg Tnad 69 M tier C1ty 90 L1berty Center 63 MlneNa 61 E. Can 59 M nford 82 Lucasville Valley 76 Morrow little Mlam1 51 Ham1ton Ross 43 Mt G lead 89 Howard E Knox 75 Mt Vernon 63 l?ataskala Watkms Memonal 23 N Can Hoo11er 71 Lou1svllle 46 N Olmsted 60 Berea 40 New Boston Glenwood 66 Franklin Furnac Green 47 r New Carlisle Tecumseh 76 Spr1ng N 59 New Concord John Glenn 73 Ph~o 69 New Knoxv1lle 78 Lima Perry 35 New Washington Buckeye Cent 47 Mansfield St Peter's 37 Newark 50 H1lhard Darby 36 NewarK llckmg Valley 69 Heath 60 Northwood 61 Old Fort 39 Oak H1ll 55 Portsmouth W 46 Palnes'lllle Riverside 90 Chardon 71 Parkersburg South W Va 66 Mar1etta 52 Pataskala L1cking Hts 70 Millersport 40 Perrysburg 77 Holland Sprlngf1eld 48 Piketon 54 Williamsport Westfall 49 P10neer N Central 66 Montpelier 48 P1tsburg Franklin Monroe 60 W Alexandna Tw1n Valley S 59 Poland Sem1nary 85 Campbell Memonal 59 A1chheld Revere 60 Creston Nmwayne 5i Rocky R1ver lutheran W 89 Brooklyn 81 RosSford 56 Sylvania Northv ew 51 Ryle Ky 57 Cm Glen Este 36 SahneV11e Southern 51 Leetoma 50 Sarahsville Shenandoah 64 Caldwell 35 Sebr1ng McKmley 55 Lowellville 49 Southmgton Chalker 77 Warren l ordstown 4 7 St ClalfSIIIIIe 70 A1chmond Ed1son 57 St Marys Memonal 56 Coldwater 52 OT Steubenville Cath Cent 65 Madonna wva 61 Sycamore Mohawk 56 Bucyrus 49 Sylvanta Southvtew 83 Maumee 54 Tot Maumee Valley 70 Gorham Fayel1e Galli a 57 To! Whitmer 61 Fremont Ross 44 Trenton Edgewood 68 Middletown Mad•son 52 Twmsburg 39 Aurora 33 Umon C1ty M1 sstss•n awa Valley 70 Lew sburg Tn County N 68 OT Unmntown Lake 73 Kent Roosevelt 62 Utica 51 Joh nstown Monroe 40 Versa1Ues 43 Sidney Lehman 37 W Chester Lakota W 42 Mas'On 36 W Lafayette Ridgewood 34 Magnol a Sandy Valley 21 Wahama W Va 49 Crown C1ty S Gall a E-mail class1fted@ mydatlytnbune com 39 Wa rre n Champ1on 73 Conneaut 56 Warre n Howland 69 Salem 54 Warre n JFK 73 Ashtabula Sis John and Paul 53 Waterford 62 New Matamoras Frontier 61 Wellm{lton 57 Bay Village Bay 54 Wellston 44 Glouster Tnmble 43 Wheelersbu rg 50 Waverly 37 Wheeli ng Park W Va 64 Steubenv•lle Stewart fromPageBI game m Glendale, Anz Stewart IS well liked because he's talkative, honest and personable with the players and the media "I can't tell rou about a mcer guy that I ve ever met m my hfe," fullback Owen Schmitt satd Tuesday before Stewart was named mtenm coach. "He'll get after you on the field He's really domg a tremendous th10g nght now With holdmg the team together and us together as a family' Stewart graduated m 1975 from Fmrmonl State where he was a three-year letter wmner H1s assistant coach10~ stmts 10clude Marshall , Wilham & Mary, Navy, North Carolina, Anzona State. and Air Force He became head coach at VMI m 1994 and went 8-25 over three seasons After a stint 10 the CFL, be jomed the West Virg1ma staff for Jllehlen' s final season m 2000 Under Stewart's tutelage, quarterback Pat White was named the Big East offensive player of the year in ~c::J>._..- the aforesaid Charles F Chancey, at. at. proparty; Thence along the northerly boundary tine of said Chencey, et. al. property South 77 deg.-s 36 mlnutee 59aecondsEaat,paaa· tng an Iron pin found at 34.84 feet, and going a totet dlatance ol334 62 feet to the point of beginning, containing 1 947 acres, of which 1 an acres ties wHhln the Incorporated limbs of the VIllage ol Racine Subjecl to aU legal easements The above descrlpUon was made In accordance with an actual survey conducted by James Stewart PS 7426 during October and November, 1995. Bearings are based on the Ohio State PtGrid Olrectlon aa obtained by calaatlal observallon Auditor's Parcel No· 18-01335004 and 1900585.001 PARCEL NO 2 The following described real eetate elluated In Sutton Township, Metga County, In lha State of Ohio In Section 16, Township 2N, Range 12W, of the Ohto Company Purchasa, and baing a parcel eraaled out of the Ernest A Wingett property (Volume 311 , Page 709, Malga County Deed rscorda) bounded and descrlbedasfottowo Commencing at an Iron pin found at the Northeaatcornarolthe Chorlae F. Chancey et at property (Volume 009, Page 465, Meigs County Official Recorda) on the Soulharty boundary of BOld Wingett proparty; Thence along Wingett'• ooutharty boundary North degrees 06 minutes 38 11condo Eaet 208.64 feat to en Iron pin ut by thll ourvoy at 1 cornerthereol, Thence North 35 degree• 45 mlnutea 31 ••condo Weet 180.48 IMt to on Iron pin aat by thle aurvey at the point of beginning of the roll Illata dllcrlbecl hlrtln; lhenoe North 01 dtgr- II mlnutee 48 11cnd1 1111 331.11 feat to an lfOI! ptn eat by thle aurvey; Thence eouth 14 degree• 22 mtnutee22 aeconde Welt, palling an Iron pin HI by lhll eurvey a1 a74.21 feat, end • going tohlt dte· tanct of 288.74 fest to tht center of Oak Grove Road (County oa road 33); thence along ary of the Allan Glen the center of satd road A r n o t I following three coura- property(Yolume 303, ee Page 303, Melge 1) South 11 degr- 24 County Deed Recorde), minutes 27 seconds from which an Iron ptn East107291eat, eat by thla aurvoy at 2) South 09 ct.gr- 54 the Northeut corner of minutes 07 seconds said Arnott property East 62 67 leal, bears North 55 3) South 05 degrees 16 degrees 02 mlnutas 09 minutes 13 seconds seconds eas1 409 36 East 63 17 teet; leal; Thence North 84 Thence along Arnott'a degrees 58 minutes 07 southeasterly bound· seconds East, passing ary South 55 degrees an Iron pin sel by this 02 mlnutee 09 seconds survey at 15 00 laet, west, paBBing an Iron and going a total d!s· pin eat by this survey lance oflg2,02 feet Jo at 399.75 feet, and the pint or tho begin, going a total distance nlng, containing 1.466 of 418.36 teet to the acrss canter of Oak Grove Subject to all legal Road (County Road 33) eaeamonta. Tllenca along the cen· The above description tar of aald road south waa made In accor· 11 degrees 59 minutes dance with an actual 50 seconde East survey conducted by 230 03feet; James Stewart PS Thence North 64 7426 during October degrees 22 minutes 22 and November, 1995 seconda aaat, paaalng Bearings era baaed on an Iron pin eat by this the Ohio Stele Plane survey at 15.45 IHt, Grid Direction aa and a going tolllt dlaobtained by caleattal tanca of 2Bt.74 feet to oburvllllon the polnl of the begin, Auditor'• f'arcet No. nlng, containing 1.880 18-01335.005 acrse. PARCEL NO.3 Subject to all legal The following eaaemente. deecrtbed real allele Tile above daacrlptlon elluated In Sutton was made In accor· Township, Meigs danca with an actual County, In the State of survey conducted by Ohio In Section 16, Jamao Stewart PS Townah•p 2N, Range 7426 during October 12W, of the Ohio and November, 1995 Company • Purchase, Beartnga are baaed on and being a parcel era- the Ohio Stata Plane atecl out of the Emael Grid Dlrectlon as A Wingett property obtelned by celestial (Yotume311,Page709, observation. Meigs County Dead Audllor'a Parcel No records) bounded and 18-01335.006 deacrtbedeefoltowa PARCEL N0.4 Commencing at on Iron The following pin found at the described real eatate Northeast corner of the altualed In Sutton Charles F Chancey at. Township, end partly at property (Volume within the lncorported 008, Page 465, Malga limits of the Vlttege of County OHtclat Racine, Meigs County, Recorda) on the In the State of Ohio tn Southeily boundary of Section 16, Township llkl Wingett property, 2N, Range 12W, of !he Thence along Ohio Company Wingett's aoutharly Purchoaa, and being a boundory North 02 porcel creotecl out of degree• 06 mlnutea 36 the Ernul A Wingett eecondo Eall 208 84 properly (Volume 311, feat to an Iron pin HI Page 709, Metge by thla aurvey at • cor· County Dead recordl) ner thoreol; bounded and Thone• North 35 doocrlbed aolollowo· dagreeo 45 minutes 3f Commencing 11 an Iran atconda Wtat 180.48 pin aat by lhla aurvey feat Ia tn Iron pin eat allhe Northeaat corner by thlt aurvey and of the Allen 011111 North 05 dtgrttl 25 Arnott proptrty mtnutll 41 llccnda (Volume 303, Page 003, lUI 338.11 ftll Ia an Melgt County Dlld Iron ptn eat by thleeur· Reoorcle) and thereby vey 11 lha point of bltng tn t the north· beginning of the root w11t cornor of the •td deecrlbad hare- Wingett property; In, Thence otong Arnotte Thence Nort_h 05 eaoterty boundary degreea 25 mlnutea 48 South 55 dag.-s oa aecondt aall 338 81 mtnutee 08 eeconda feat to an Iron pin HI Welt 205 78 1881 to an by thle ourvey on tho Iron pin 111 by thlt eur· eoutheaaterty bound· vey at the point or - ~lght. beginning of the rsal eetate a..crtbad heroIll; Thence South 7 degreee 43 minutes 58 eeconde Eae~ paealng Iron pins ott by this aurvey at 50 18 feat, 38697 taetand 66841 teet, and going a lOIII dletance of 721.88 teet to the thread of a stream; Thence along the thread of utd .,,..m to the soulherly boundary of the afore. BOld Wingett property, aald lhread being approximated by the following seven couraee. 1)South 37 degrees 34 mtnules 00 seconds West 62.49feel; 2)South 33 degreee 50 mlnutas 32 aeconde West 646.25 1881 to an lro11 pin eet by thle sur· vey a1 Its confluence with a smaller atream flowing from a north· aaoterty direction; 3)South 54 degrees 10 minutes 53 aeconds West 64.01 flet, 4)South 20 degreea 34 minutes 26 seconds Waat80.119teet, 5]South 39 degreae 47 minutes 53 secondo Weat175.93 feet; &)South 45 degrees 53 mlnutaa 59 seconds Well 176.851eet, 7)South 42 degrees 53 mlnutaa 31 seconds West176 821eet, Thence along the southerly boundary of the aloreaald Wingett property the following thraecouraes, 1) South 89 degrees 51 minutes 36 seconds Weal 102921eat to an Iron pin aet by thle our· vey, 2) South 42 degreae 36 minutes 36 seconds Weat 176 00 feet to an Iron pin oat by this aurvoy; 3) North 77 degree• 23 minutes 24 seconds West 99.00 teet to an Iron pin OBI by thle our· voy,lrom which an Iron pin found Ill lilt north· eaet corner of the Chartee F, Chancey at at property (VOlume 009, Page 485, Metge County Olftctal recorcle) beore South 02 ct.g.-s 06 mlnuteo 31 11conde, Weat a01.64 IMI; Thence north 35 degreea 41 mlnutte 31 aeoonde wnt 18Q.48 feat to an Iron pin HI bv thlt eurvey, Thence North 01 ~egreee a1 mlnutee 48 aeconde hat, paaelng en Iron ptn HI by thlt eurvey at 388.11 feel, and gong • Jotat dla· tance ol 87U2 feet to an Iron pin eat by thto eurvty on the south· eaeterty boundary of t.c::~> .c;:.-...,~ Whitehouse Antho ny Wayne 69 Bownng Green 53 Willoughby s 69 Ashtabula lakeside 64 Wood County Chnst1an W Va 68 l1Ck1ng County Chr1st1an 61 Worthmgton Christian 75 Pla1n City Jonathan Alder 73 Xen1a 69 Day Stivers 55 Youngs Liberty 72 Youngs Chaney 63 Youngs Mooney eo lOUISVIlle Aqwnas 58 Zanesville w Musk1ngum 51 Shendan 39 2006 and Rasheed Marshall earned the same honor m 2004 Rodnguez Introduced two of h1s WVU assistant coaches at his Michigan news conference Monday and said be would like to bnng more from Morgant6wn Offensive coordmator Calvm Magee declined comment at the news conference on his Immediate plans and dJdn't Immediate] y return a message Tuesday Secondary coach and recrmtmg coordmator Tony Gibson, whose WVU contract runs through June, .. -.-._.bile :r'"oiil'c:J>t.lces IJeii"Vered the aforesaid Allan parcel at a dlatsnca of Glen Arnott property; 368.57 leal from lhe Thanca along Arnotta northwest corner aouthaaeterly bound· thereof and thence ary North 55 degrees running along the fo~ 02 mlnutee 09 secondo towing live courses east 203.571881 to the t)North 44 deg.-s 30 polnl of beginning. mlnuleo 38 seconds EXCEPTING THERE· Eaat299441eet, FROM tho parcel of 2)North 35 degrees 25 real aatata conveyed to minutes 34 seconds thaVIttege of Racine as East 181 041eet, recorded In Volume 3)North 26 degrees 19 163, Ptlga 540 of the minutes 39 aacondo Meigs County Deed East 70 851eet; Records, and 4)North 10 degrees 11 EXCEPTING THERE· mlnutea 19 seconds FROM the following Eall 107 851eat, described parcel; 5)North 02 degrees 59 Commencing alan Iron minutes 21 seconds pin found at the Weal61 .611eet, Norlheutcornarofthe Subject to all legal Allan Glen Amott prop- easements. arty (Volume 303, Page The above daacrlpllon 003, Melga County was made In accorOfficial Racorde) from dance with an actual which an Iron pin survay conducted by found at the comer of Ja1ne1 Stewart PS the VIllage of Racine 7426 during October proparty(Yotuma 259, and November, 1995 Page 713 Meigs county Bearings are baSed on Deed recorda) bears the Ohio State Plane South 87 degrees 04 Grid Direction as mlnuteo 28 seconds obtained by cataotlal Eaat818.41laal; obaarvallon Thence South 15 Auditor a Parcel No deg.-s 52 minutes 49 18-01335 007 and 19oeconda West 731.34 00585 000 feet to an IrOn pin eat Reserving to the State by thte eurvey at !he of Ohio, all oil, gas, polnl of beginning of coat and other miner· Hkl excepted parcel; ala w~h the right of Thence along the entry lor the purpoae boundary of aald of prospecting for, excepted parcel the developing, producing folloWing four coursaa or operating lor the 1)South 69 degrees 03 same, and !he right I mlnutaa 12 aecondo occupancy Insofar as Eaat 50 00 feet to an the same Ia eeaentla1 Iron pin set by this sur- lor such prospecting, vay; developing, operating 2)South 20 degraee 68 or producing, also minutes 48 seconds reaervad tho use of Wa81 50.00 leal to an streams flowing Iron pin set by this sur· through said Ianda or vey; abutting upon the 3)North 69 degrees 03 oame and so much of minutes 12 aaconda the banks as may be Well 50.00 leal to an neceuary lor ouch Iron pin set by this sur· an]oyment and protoc· vey; tlon of ouch atreame 4)North 20 degrees 56 from erosion, contamlminutes 48 oaconds nation or deposit of Eaet 50 00 leal to the sediment u stated In point of the beginning; Volume 69, at Page m Said parcel being con· of tha Meigs County veyad containing Official Recorda 11.884acreo alter aald Reference Deed· excepttone, 0.534 acre Volume 219, Paga 418, of which tlee within the Melge County Official Incorporated llmHe of Recorda the Ytnage of Racine. Property Addreae Ook Together with an .... Grove Road, Racine, ment for rlght-ol-wey OH 45771, being pl.lrpo- on 1 elrtp of approximately 14.88$ lend bounded on 111 ocr•• In Button southerly and by the Townahlp and 4.288 northerly boundory of acree In the Ylttege ol lhe abov•dtecrlbld Raclno, Melge County, 11.114 acre paroal, Ohio bounded on lte. CURRIN1 OWNIII: northerly end by the RANDY K. PYLU IT cenllrtlnl of AL Or11nwood cemetery PROPI!RTY AT OAK Road (townehlp Roed GROVE RD. at7), and being 33.00 RACINE, OHIO 41771 feet In width eltuatad PPfll-01315 004 18.10 feet on eHher 111-00585 001 olde of 1 centerline 18-01335 005 with Ito point of begin· 18-01335 006 ntng on the northerly 18-01335 007 boundery of the above19.00585 000 d88crlbed , 11 884 acre PRIOR DEED REFER· I www mydailysent~nel com www myda11yreg1ster com 54 Word Ads Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thornvlll~ AD bnngm~ Webs1tes www mydatlytnbune com To Place m:rtbune Sentinel l\egtster Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today... or Fax To (740) 446-3008 or Fax To 992-2157 said he planned to remam with the Mountameers for the bowl game " I don't see 11 as any adversity, but I do thmk that these young men are fmdmg out that sometimes there are th10gs 10 life that change ," Stewart said "They are not life shatterJOg There has been no passmg here or anythmg hke thai It's JUSt mov10g on Nobody IS hurt or harmed 'They're wallmg to see what happens Once the unknown bas been solved, and the dust settles, 11 won't be a problem Young people are so resilient " a.-. ~e""' spaa pers ... I<t.lght. t.c:J> ~c:J>Lar ENCES, VOLUME 219, PAGE 419 APPRAISED AT $45,000.00 TERMS OF SALE. CANNOT BE SOLD FOR LESS THAN 2/3ROS OF THE APPRAISED VALUE 10% OOWN ON THE DAY OF SALE, CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK, BALANCE DUE ON CON FIRMA· noN OF SALE ROBERT E BEEGLE, MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF LITTLE, SHEETS & WARNER 213 E 2ND ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 7411-992-11689 (12) 5, 12, 19 Public Notice SHERIFF SALES CASE NUMBER 07CY051 CITY NATIONAL BANK OF WEST VIRGINIA PLAINTIFF YS ELLEN G MARSHALL et.al DEFENDANTS COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUN· TY OHIO IN PURSUANCE OF A ORDER OF SALE TO ME DIRECTED FROM SAID COURT IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED ACTION, 1 WILL EXPOSE TO SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THE FRONT STEPS OF THE MEIGS COUNTY COURT HOUSE ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 2008 AT 10 AM, OF SAID DAY, THE FOL· LOWING DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE SltuatelntheYittageof Middleport, tn the Count of Melge, and State of Ohio. Being In Out Lot No TWo (2) of Waterman Palmer's Addition to said VIllage of Middleport, and more partlcutarty dtacrlbad ae follows; Beginning at the Southaall cornor ofutd Out Lol No 2, thanca North otong IIV8nth Street on the Etot Line of eatd Out Lot No. a. 50 teet, thence weet porollel wHh !he South nne of eatd Out Lot No. to the Weat line of atld Out lot No. a: thanoe etong the Wat line of uld Out Lot No 2, so feat to the louthwtet cornar of eald Out Lol no a; thence 1111 ttong the South nne of uld Out Lot to the place of the beginning, Reearvlng In thla deed tha rlghl to aU future owner or ownert of the balance olaald Out Lot No 2, on which two houuo ere located, the a ll>~e>r. uaa of the brlctc driveway now located and used acroee the lilly (50) feet conveyed In this deed Aleo, the right to use !he and water piped now tatd across eatd lilly leetthoretnconveyed Deed Reference Yotuma 168, Page 219, Deed Recorda of Meigs County, Ohio Lindsey L Lyons, tha grantee In dead rscord· ad In Volume 188, page 219, and Lindsey L. Lyon, decadent named In C8rtlltcale for Transfw of Root Eatal8 recorded tn Volume 228, page 789, Dead Recorda of Melga County , Ohio, are one and the eame perton Parcel No. 15· 00879.000 Laat Source of Title: 0 R YolutiMI 32, Page 623, Office of the recorder, Meigs County, Ohio Address of Property· 193 S. 7th Avenue, Mlddteport, Ohlo45760 CURRENT OWNER: ELLEN G MARSHALL, ET AL PROPERTY AT: 1g3 S. TTH AYE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45780 PP11!HI0879.000 PRIOR DEED REFER· ENCES; VOLUME 32, PAGE 623 ~PPRAISED AT $37,500.00 TERMS OF SALE. CANNOT BE SOLD FOR LESS THAN 213RDS OF THE APPRAISED VALUE. tOo/o DOWN ON THE DAY OF SALE, CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK, BALANCE DUE ON CONFIRM A· TIONOFSALE The appraisal did Include an tntarlor examination of tha houae. ROBERT E. BEEGLE, MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF WOLFE & BENTLEY LLP 425 CENTER ST. IRONTON, OH 45838 74N32l7000 (Ia) 5, 12, 18 on SAVINGS Shop Classlfleds! 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IN PURSUANCE OF A ORDER OF SALE TO ME DIRECTEQ FROM SAID COURT IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED ACTION, t WILL EXPOSE TO SALE AT PUjiUC AUCTION ON THE FRONT STEPS OF THE MEIGS COUNTY COURT HOUSE ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 2008 AT 10 A.M., OF SAID DAY, THE FOL· LOWING DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE PARCEL NO 1 The following d88crlbad real estate eHuated In Sutton Township and partly wllhln lhe Incorporated Hmlta of the Ytltage of Racine, Meigs County, In the Stale of Ohio In Section 16, Township a\"1, Range 12W, of the Ohio Company Purch-. end being a parcel crellled out of the Ernest A Wingett property (Volume 311, Page 709, Meigs County Deed rscordo) bounded and d88crlbad as follows· Beginning at an Iron pin found at the Nc!rthaaat corner of the Clwlati F. Chancey aL .11. pi'Of'll'ly (Yolu'"a 008, Page 185, Melga County Official Recorde) on the Southerly boundary of lltd Wingett property, Thence along Wingett's southerly boundary North 02 deg.-s 06 minutes 36 eeconds East 208 64 feat to an Iron pin eat by lhlo ourvey at a cor· ner thereof, Thllllce North 35 deg.-s 45 mlnutee 31 eeconde Weal 180 48 fMt to an Iron pin eat by Jhte eurvoy. Thtnca oouth 84 _ . . 58 mtnutee 07 eaco.'1dt Weat, pealing an tron ptn eat by thle IUI'VIIY 11 1n 02 IMI, and • going total dietlnH of 112.02 feat to the canter of Oak Qrova Road (County I'Oid 331; thtnH along the Hnlar of 11td rolld loltowlng three oou,.. • 11. 1)1outh 04 degreea 02 mlnutat 34 11conde ~eo 701881: 2) Iouth 10 degreea 48 mlnutee 44 eecondl w.t 53 271881; 3) South 14 degree• 38 mlnutee 27 11conde Weet 131 7a feat to the Northw..t corner or In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE POUCI!S Ol'lkl Vtlley Publllhlng rfHI'Vtl thl right to tdlt, ~ect, or cancel In~ ld at eny time Errors mual be reported on lha f1ral da~ Trlbu,..SentlneUI ........ will be rnponslb.. for no more tn.n the cotl of the space occupied by the error and only the f1r1t Insertion WI any lotle or u.penH tlwt multi From tht publlclltlon or omlnlon of.,.. actvwtlument Correction will be made In the llral available edition art IIWIYI oonfidlnllal • Current rltt Clrd tpplltt • All real ldvertiHmtntt tre tubject to the Federal Fair Housing Act or 1968 ada at.nderdl We wiN I ac<:ept any ed\lertlalng In violation of the lew KIT & CARLYLE t I wnghi20054!1comcaoot net Borrow Smart Contact the Oh10 DIVISion of Fmanc1ai lnst1tut ton s Oft1ce of Consumer Aftalrs BEFORE you ref1 nance your home or obta1n a loan BEWARE at requests for an~ large advance payments of fees or msurancv Call the Off1ce of Consumer Affairs toll free at 1 866 278 0003 to learn 11 the mortgage broker or lender IS properly licensed (Th1s Is a public service announcement from the Ohto Valley Pubhshmg Company) l M pup i Owks Old blk & -LO_S_T _ B_Ia-ck-ca-se_ w _ lh_C_D_s white w/ blue eyes Will be 1n between Po1nt Pleasant med Size aduh dog VERY H1gh School & Wahama good with ch ldron 446 0189 H1gh School Reward Call 3 pupp1es w111 be small 304 675 3935 or 304--593 house dogs Call 441 0637 aoe2 Border Cotl •e pups fre e Lost S1ck Female Fox cute and cuddly 2 g1rls and Tem~r lost on 12 14 on At 1 boy left Debbie 740 448 141 JUSt past Graham 2451 Schools Aoad Call 446 Sheep Dog pups warm and 0150 fuzzy Chnstmas 1dea 2 - - - - - - - males and 2 females left Reward Lost short ha1red 6 Shane 304 55~110 month old male Beagle/Rat Terner miX Sunday mommg To good home only 1n Rolllr.g Acres area on Australtan Shepherd and Sandhill Ad "Brook St" K1ds Husky m1x pups 5 M s and 2 pets th ey re concerned F s Ready 1122/08 441 because Of the cold weather t 535 l.<mANO FOUND i 304-675 7882 or 304 593 t t62 Reward Mlssmg Dog Red Fox Pomeran1an needs FOUND Sunday Bank se1zer meds Please call 8111 Envelope at WV State Farm & Sharon Sturgeon 304 Elks lodge m Gallipolis Museum call to Identify 304· 675 1708 or 304 674 1707 Bartenders needed eKpen 882 24i3 enced preferred please WAN'TEIJ send resume to P:O BoK Reward Lg black dog 10 Bm i Rottweller / Germa n ~-------,.1 Sheppard no collar w/wh1te Absolute Top Dollar US chest & nght front paw last S1lve r and Gold Co1ns seen No11 26th little 16 Proofsets Gold R1ngs Pre· !Southside area 304-593 1935 US Currency 0884 Solitaire Diamonds M T S Com Shop 151 Second Avenue Gallipolis 740 446 CLASSIFIED INDEX 4x4 s For Sate Announcement ...... Antlqueo.... . . ......... Apartments lor Rent Auction and Flea Market Auto Parts & Accaaoortes Auto Rapelr Autos for Sale .... .. . .......... Boata & Motors lor Sale....... Building Suppllao Buatneaa and Buildings Buotneos Opportunity Bualnaaa Training. Campara & Motor Homes ........... Camping Equlpmant Cardo of Tllanke . ... Chlld/Elct.rty Core .. EtectrlcaiiRelrlgeratlon Equipment lor Ront....... Excavating.. .. Farm Equipment Farms lor Rent Farms for Sale For Lease For Sale For Sale or Trade Fruita & Vegetables ....... Furnished Rooms General Hauling Giveaway Happy Ads Hay & Grain Help Wanted........ Home Improvements Homeolor Sale Household Goods Houoaolor Rent In Memoriam .. Insurance ...... Lawn & Garden Equipment L~at~k 725 . 030 ........ 530 440 ...080 760 . . 770 ........ 710 750 . 550 340 ...210 . 140 .• . 790 780 . 010 190 ......840 ....... 480 ..... 830 ......61 0 .430 330 ..... 490 ....... 585 .....590 .. 580 .. 450 850 ..040 ...050 640 110 810 310 ...... 510 ..... 410 .. ..020 • •• 130 ... 660 630 Loot and Found •.••. 060 Lots & Acreage ...... 350 Mlacellanaoua...... 170 Mlacellanaoua Merchandise 540 860 Mobile Home Repair Mobile Homes lor Rent .. 420 Mobile Homes lor Sale 320 Money to Loan 220 Motorcyctaa & 4 Wheelers. 740 Musical Instruments... 570 Personall ... 005 Pets lor Sale .. .• 560 Plumbing & Haallng ....... , .820 Proleeelonat Sarvloaa ....... 230 Radio, TV & CB Repair........ 160 Real Eotale Wanted 380 Schoota tnatructlon 150 Seed, Plant & Ferttlt1er ... 850 SRuatlona Wanted . 120 Space lor Rant...... ... ........ 460 Sporting Goode... 520 SUY'e lor Sale...... 720 Truckllor Sale ... 715 Uphototery. • . ... 870 Vane For Sale ....... 730 anted to Buy.... 090 anted to Buy· Fann Suppllee 620 Wanted To Do. 180 entad to Rent •. ..470 Yard Sale- Gattlpolta . . ...... .......... 072 Yard Sala·Pomeroy/Mtddle.. 074 Yard Sato-PL Pleaeont . ... . 076 __ . 2842 303 Atln Mike FEDERAL POSTAL JOBS $17 33$27 58/hr now h1r 1ng For appllea\lon and tree governement JOb mlo cal! Amencan Assoc of labor 1 9t3 599 8226 241hrs emp sorv Want to buy Junk Cars call 740 388 0884 I \: 1'1 !l\ \ II \I Help Wanled Holing & Ak Techa Noedad Notlonwklel Become a dual federally cer lifted Heatmg, A1r & Aefng Tech IS less than 30 days itO F•nanetal Atd and Job . liw'WAN'IID Placement assistance 8\lall able Tra11e1 Meals & 100 WORKER~ NEEDED Hous1ng also provided dur Assemble crafts wood 1ng Tra1111ng CaR Now Mon1tems To $480/wk Matenals Sun 888-528-G413 prov1ded Free Information pkg 24Hr 801-428·4649 Local Home Health Agency now h1nng STNA's, PCA's An EKcollent 'f'SY to earn and HHA s Flex1ble sched ullng Apply m person or call money The New Avon 740 441 1377 2 Commerce Call Manlyn 304 882 2645 -... 1 I'\ I~ I '. l 2000 14)(70 3BR 2BA lots of up grades on rentecl lot 34 Krau s Beck Ad Gallipolis 3 m•les from Gall polts off SA sea 446 Dr The UniverSity of RIO Grande 111viteS applications for the position of Maintenance WOrker ResponstbMi1ies of th is full ttme 12 month pos1t1on tnclude but are nO( llrTllted to ordenng and maJOta!nlng supplies servlc1ng and repa1ring c:urrent electriCal systems and Installing computer cables Installing updates repairing current and new plumbing systems operat•ng vanous types of heavy equtpment for the performance of maintenance functions ordenng end ma1nta1nlng supplies and troubleshooting boiler systems food serv1ce refngeratlon systems redecorat1ng snow removal and gas reclamation functions and other dulles as assigned Must have htgh school diploma or equl'o'alent Certification In HVAC systems and refrigerant usage requrred Appt1caUons w1ll be revtewed as recewed All applicants must sulj)mif a letter of 1nterest and resume including lhe names 01 I SERVICES NEA, Inc The Gallla County ConventiOn & Visitors Bureau Is seeking a part t1me receptiOniSt ThiS Individual must have a h1gh school diploma possess a bas•c understanding of computer operations some off1ce eKpenence •s deSirable An applicatiOn and job descriptiOn Is available for mterested persons Please submit a completed appJ1cation along w1th a resume and reterences between the hours of 8 and 5 Monday through Fnday to the VIsitors Bureau located at 61 Court Street Deadline for accepting appl1cat1ons w111 be Fnday December 21 2007 EOE estabbshmen1 HoM~ FOR SALE Apt for Rent No Pets 740 2002 16x80 Oakwood 3 bed 2 beth 1999 t 6xBO Fortune 3 bed 2 bath 3 more to choose lrom Day 740 388 0000 Even~n g 740 245 9213 Beautiful Apts al Jacklon Eatalea 52 Westwood Or ve from $365 to $560 992 5858 740 446 2568 Equal Hous1ng Opportun~ty Th1s New 3 Bedroom homes from 1nshtuhon IS an Equal $214 36 per month Includes Opportunlly Pr0111der and many upgrades del very & Employer i sol up (740)385 2434 loi~ & MOBILE HOME LOT FOR Beech St M ddleporl 2 Br fum1shed apt ut11it as pa1d no pets depos1t & refer ences 740.992 0165 RENT 1031 Georges Creek CONVENIENTLY LOCAT Ad 44i tttl ED • AFFORDABLEt I{ I \ I \I \ I:~=~~===~ • riO HOUSES IUR RENT 0 down payment 4 t:led 1..-------~ rooms large yard Covered • deck Attached garage 740 2 & 3 bedroom houses for 367 7129 rent no pets (740)992 5858 3BA Ranch 425 LeGrand e Near new HS 2 bath FA mground pool screen room wlhot tu b fenced 1n ~ard 446 2273 or 709 9513 2Br house on Neighborhood Ad Also S4oolmo , $400/dep 2Br tra1ler on N91ghborhood Ad $300imo + $300/mo Call 740 256 8600 Attention• 3 BA house 1n Gallipolis Local company oHenng "NO WID conne ct1on $450/mo DOWN PAYMENT pro pms for you to buy your $250/dep You pay all utll lies Call Wayne 404 456 home 1nstead of rentmg • 100% hnancmg • Less than per1ect cred•t accepted • Payment could be the same as rent Mortgage locators (740)367 0000 1'30 3802 3 br house Pomeroy 2 full bath garage full basement new carpet 11ery clean handicap accessible $635 a monlh 1740)949 2303 3BA 1 bath m Bidwell $575/mo + sec dep 446 Townhouse apartments and/or Call small (740)441 houses iFOR RENT Ill 1o r app I1ca110n & 1n1orma I•on Easy to heat upsta rs 2 bed room apt Trash water stove and fndge ncluded $350 rent $350 deposit 441 99 72 or 446 7620 or 709 9519 --==--=,--Ellm Vl'ew Apartments •2&3 bedroom apartments •Central heat & A. C •Washer/dryer hookup •All electnc averaging $50 $601month •Owner pays water sewer trash (304)882-3017 ~{j) 3644 Fum shed upslatrs 3 rooms 38R 1 5 bath house m and bath Clean no pets town $ 575~re n t + sec dep depos11 req 740 446 1519 446 3644 Gtllllpollo Coreor Cotlogo (Careers Close To Home) Call Todayt 740·446-4387 1 80Q.2t4 0452 'll'tNI ~lp:>Hacareercollege com Accredlled Member Aecredlllr~g counc~ 10r lnclei)I!IOdent Colleges and Scnoo!l 12748 1 I \ \ \t I \ I - nw om Wanled Bultderllleater DemlerOBrlght.Mt 740-222-6031 •NOTICE• OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO recommends that you do bUSineSS w1th peopl e you know ancl NOT to send money through the mall unt1l you have mvest1gated the olloiiiiiliil'l1ll;::;,_ _ _ __. li All rul ..a.ta lldvertlslng In thll new1paper le tubject to the Federal Fair Houalng Act at 1968 which mak.. ltllletilaf to advertise 'i.ny preference Nmltltton or dltcrlminaUon bated on race color religion sex familial abdu1 or national origin or any lntenUon to malce any tucl'l preference HmltaUon or dltcrlmlnetlon " Thla new1paper will not knowingly accept .twertl..ments for real 111111 which Is In violation of the law Our r11dtr1 are hereby lnform•d that all dwellings adverltsed 1n thit newspaper are avaltable on an equal ~=op=poo:m:"::"::'IY::ba::••::•=~ _ For sale by owner 3BA Ran ch 1 bath Fam1ly Room Stove/Fndge WID mcluded Askmg $70 000 Call 740 709 6339 - - - - - - - - Gracious Living 1 and 2 3BR 2 story house good Bedroom Apts at Village location n town No Pets Manor and A1vers de Apts 111 Call 446 I 162 Middleport from $327 to m:i:"":~':'IO•I•llL•!-,H~o-~·IE·.~-, $592 740 992 5064 Eqoal FOR Rf NT '------111!1,..1 Get A Jump on SAVINGS Shop Classlftedsl Houstng Opportunity Modern 1 Bedroom apt Call 2 Bedroom 1n Ato Grande 446 0390 area Weekly or b1 week ly rent Oepos 1 $400 740 Modern 1 BR Apt Call 44 6 245 5591 or 740 645 5429 3736 2 or 3 bedroom B\lallable New a bd apt In MaSOn Water & trash Included No wood fl oors •ncludes water pets 740 441 7033 sewer app 1ances and 2BR mostlv tum1shed No washer & dryer $435 pets Water pd $350/mo (740)41 6 6622 $350 dep 441 0829 call New Haven 1 Br lurmshed after 5 pm apt has WID no like Country? Tak ng appt1 pels dep &ref 992 0165 cat1ons 14><70 3BA C/A All electri c RIO Grande Spac1ous second-floor apt Area (740)245 5893 overlookmg Galhpohs C1ty --'-'-----~- Park and nver LA den N ce 2 bd trailer New large k tchen dmmg are a Haven small year tncludcs w11h all new apphences & gas $4IS ' 740 )416 6622 cupboards 3BA laundry N1ce 2B R at Johnsons area 2 1/2 baths $900 per Mobile Home Park 740 446 month Call 446 44 25 or 2003 446 2:Ji!5 House for Sale by Owner 2 Townhouse to 3br 1 acres completely Trailer lor rent 3BA 2 BA Ta ra remodeled AI 2 N 9 m1les Call 367 7762 or 446 4060 Apartments Very SpaciOus 304 895 3129 !Ml House for sale 1n Racme area Approx 4 acres all professionally landscaped Ranch style house w th 4 bedrooms llv1ng room d1n 1ng room kitchen large lam 1\y room central a1r gas heat and I fireplace Add111on of a large Flonda room corn pletely cedar opens onto patio & pool area Heated •n ground pool enclosed by pr• vacy lenc•ng and land scaped Fmlshed 2 car gan~go at1ached to house and finished & heated 3 car garage unattached Excellent condition ready to move In $255 000 00 Call ~--··"OiiiRoiRJ.iiiiii!Nii'l-,.1 (740)9<19 2217 740 339 0362 AI'\IUM.,IfiS -. 1 and 2 bedroom apart ments turn1 shed and unfur mshed and houses •n Pomeroy an d M1ddleport securit y depos1t reqUired no pets 740 992 2218 -------,.-1 bedroom apt 2nd Ave Gall1pohs 740 446 4383 2 Bedrooms CIA 1 t/2 Bath Adult Pool & Baby Pool Pat1o Start $425/Mo No Pets lease Plu s Secunty DepoSit Requ1red (740)367-()547 TW1n R111ers Tower Is accept 1ng applications for wa111ng !1 st tor Hud subs1zad 1 br apartmen1for the elderlyl d1sabled call 675 Equal Housmg 6679 t Bedroom Tn level Ou1et Opportunity locatton close IO hosptlal cr;:;:.;;.;;..;.:.:W~A-N_fllll _ __, Refe rences & DepoSit 10 RfNr Requ11ed (740\446 2957 I BR Apt W/0 hookups Need to Rent Pastures tor e Internet/satellite TV mel tew Cows & Horses w111 wtrent close to hosptal Call dean & fence if needed 304 . . -------------------· R---.----~ -- -~--r,_.--~----------------- Bdrm remodeled new car pet sto'o'e & fr1g water sewer trash pd Middleport $425 00 No pets Ref requ1red 740 843 5264 8935 $t6 900 ACREAG! No Fee Unless We W1nl t 888-582 3345 I{ I \ I I -... 1 \II IriO AVON! All Areasl To Bu~ or - - - - - - - Sell Shirley Spears 304 local Insurance Co looking tor representative to ser'o'tce 675-1429 local areas Guaranteed firEil three references on or year mcome plus commiebefore December 21 2007 BENNIGAN S Now H~tmg M1mmum $1950 to tor Cooks & Servers Apply s10n monthly Please call 740 Ms Phyllts Mason SPHA wl!hm 701-2 557 email Director of HR Unlversrty ot RIO Grande CLERICAL PO Box 500 R+L CARRIERS, one of the RIO Grande OH 45674 ., at1on s largest family F8)(f 740 245 4909 owned LTL motor tre1ghl car email pmasonOrlo edu ners has 1mmed•ate open EEO/AA Employer mgs lor Part Time Clerical/Data Entry/Billing pos1t10ns 2nd shift (M POST OFFICE NOW Ff4pm 10pm) Must type HIRING m n 30 wpm With accuracy Avg Pay $2Mu or and possess excellent data $57K annually entry/general off1ce sk1lls lncludmg Federal Benefits We offer a llartlng wage ot and OTPa1dTralnlng 5M1r and a comprehen VacatiOr'IS FTIPT sl'o'e benelitS package that 1 866-542 1531 mcludes a 401k ret1rement USWA plan and free 11acat10n lodgrope manager mg at our employee resorts new a~rtment compte In Ft Myers Beach & n Point Pleasant Full tim Daytona Beach FL Big tatus temporan ly dunn Bear CA and P1geon ease up penod and the Forge Tn Come for a per rfTianent part time W sonal 1nterv~ew at 6163 Her paid tralnlflQ and flex • Huntington Ad GallipoliS le hours Please fa Ferry WV 255 15 PH BOO sume to 304-755-o957 669 1809 or tax to 304 675 4682 M/F/DN EOE McCiures Restaurant ( Super 8 Motel accepting www gorlc com www.IIr.: Gall1pohs Only) now hlm-,g appl1cat1ons for part lime pari & lull time dayehlft II<.Oll1Il desk clerll; Must be able Ia avatlable Apply between 10 work flex1ble hours and pos and 11 AM Monday Dnver sass ex~ellent customer Couner Dnver needed fo r Satu rday service sk1lls Apply 1n per Jocal area Part I me a few - - - - - - - - : : : - son No Phone Calls hours m I We are look1ng tor Wanted experienced or will Independent Contractors 1ng to be tramed to mstall w1th the1r own veh•cle and repa1r 2 way rad1o Two Sw1tchboard operators Good pay needed 1n the Gallipolis Retired or Sem1 Ret!red equ1pment looking for a few hrs a day excellent benefits Mall or area Must be willing to work Call 412 787 8880 lv mes fax resume to Ga•l Clutter all three shifts Payrate IS Lloyd s Electron~ Inc PO $8 OOhr plus differential sage Box 250 Millwood WV Must have prBYIOUB swttch 304 273 2790 board expenence Fax Person tor live In with elderly 25282 (phone) 304 273-()105 (lax) resumes to 740 353-2913 lady Coll740 367 7129 sa "---iiiiiiiii;.,.r TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI1 ~ C> 2005 I'RoF!NiiONAL FORRfNT !'l;i""":":""_"":':_ _., 740 446 4762 MOBILE HOMES ------FOR SALE Apartment for rent 1 2 --;;::;::::::::::::~ IV APARIMENTS New home 1n Gallipolis 1BR n1cely turn Ou1et area 2BA 2BA 3 acres MIL Su•table for 1 adult prwate AEOUCE DI $80 000 Cal dnveway w/carport No pets 740 446 7029 $375mo Ref dep req $200 HNOTICEH t r Ho~D:S FORSAIE LOlli Dog 6 monlhs old femal e Shett1 e Beagle m1x Chnstmas Wreaths & Grave looks like short ha1red Blankols $5 $25 (740)949 mtmature Collie Fur pre 2t t5 740 949 3t5t Sues domlnately black Legs and Greenhouse paws are white wllh tan spots last seen Country GIVEAWAY Club Ad Reward off~ red 304 675 6258 r to MONEY 10LoA!\ 675 2592 �'· www~mydailysentlnel.com t: I '1 Carpet Beagle pups, 1 m.. 1 1.. 12 wks. old, AKC registered, Berber, Repaired, New & Rebuih In dewormed. 2 sets of shots, Sale: Wednesday, December 19, 'I 'I I I I I I " ,\ I I\ I -. 11 h JET AERATION MOTORS Public Notice t, ~ j ~-------" $6.95/yd; plush, $5.95/yd, S1ock. Call Ron Evans. 1· parents are excellent hunt· · Angus Bulls, brecl heifers . .15' wlde & 13'6"wide carpet 800 _537 •9528. 10 stock. Mollohan Carpet, ...:..:~_.;.::;::__ _ __ 2212 Eas1orn SHERIFF SALES CASE NUMBER 07CV075 PHH · MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF ,. Avo., NEW AND USED STEEL Gallipolis. OH. (740)446-7444 Phone Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar For Concrete, AnQte, Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Mollohan Furniture. Grating For Drains, Now Sota & Love Seal $400. Driveways & Walk~a~s. L&l dogs, MEIGS COUNTY OHIO. 202 Clark Chapel Ad. Scrap Mo1ols Open Monday, ::388::::_:: ·864::.::5_ _ _- - ' FOR S.W: IN PERSUANCE OF It Bidwell, Ohio 740-388-()173 Tuesda~. Wednesda~ & CKC ed T Poodl .._ _ _ liiiliiiiiio-rl Friday, Sam-4:30pm. Closed .regis 1~r oy e --, ORDER OF SALE TO Thursda~ Saturday & puppies, tatls docked, dew- 01 . Hyundai Accent .ME DIRECTED FROM 1 claws removed, shots & v~t Hatchbadt 5 speed trans, Sunday. (740)446-7300 SAID COURT IN THE checked, colors black, apn ENTITLED cot & cream. males $300 & 65,310 miles, good corldi- ABOVE lion. needs catalytic convert· ACTION, . I 3- 50 cal. inline muzzle load- Swim Spas Arrived! Save WILL ers, 1-Knight LK2 with $$$Tiki Tubs Hot Tub Outlet. females ~ 350 · (740l 992 • er. Asking $3200. Call 740- EXPOSE TO SALE AT 700 7 avai lable. ~ =----..,.--- 709-6339. scope, $150; 1·Now Cioseouts PUBLIC AUCTION ON England fire arms with Ashland , KY 606·929·5655 EngliSh Bulldog 1 Yr old - - - - - - - - THE FRONT STEPS OF flberoptic sights, $100; 1- Free Deli<Jery + $5.00. OFF!! Female. AKC Reg. Friendly 98 Pontiac Flreblrd. V-6. 5 THE MEIGS COUNTY Tradlllon, $75; (740)742· a 1ns ro uc or sae & good_w/ kids. $1500. 740- spd. T-Tops, dual flowmaster COURT HOUSE ON atkins Gourmet FOod 441 -9550 exhaust, K&N · fUter, dallY FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, re great lor cooktng & bak Full blooded Rat Terrier for dnvor. PNI,PIL.$6000 OBO. 2008 AT 10 A.M., OF ng this Holiday Season 740·•16-0860 or 441-9335 SAID DAY, THE FOL· sale. 7 weeks old . No shots. 11 Curtis at (740)742 LOWING DESCRIBED $50.00. Con1ae1 Roy Miller ---~---­ ~~ 20~2___________ j REAL ESTATE. Jr. 404 Pioneer Trial Rd. Focus, Cavalier, Lesabre , pool1llblo. 4•8 air~- ~ Situated In 1ho County r ••a lm;Jala, Grand-Am, Toyota, fill tetlte, neon beer sig~s, We now have Bobo Flell Patriot. Ohio 45658 Mazda, Camara, Regal , CO's call 304·5938187 or 2004 Honda Formen 450 Just In time for Christmas, small and full size trucks 304·593·81 07 in Mason. WV 4x•. 740-339-3528 reduced price $250 AKC Compare quality and price "Barrel Only" Remington Model 31 12 Ga., 26n Imp Cyl., vent rib, this barrel has ·rifling for slug shooting, nice rL1 .!------,JI l'!:rs FOR SALE ., s175 . Also Remington 1 male Yorkie Puppy. very Model 870 12 Ga .. 30~ full . tiny. 740-446-3398 early model with small roulld groove_d orend, excellent 2 Australian Shep,herds ' you won't find pups fu ll blooded. no through-out, papers, $100 ea. (740)742- anot her th is clean. $395. 2728 740-533,3870 Brand new Nintendo Wll Box never opened. $500 Registered Boston Terrier Warrant~ on all vehicles. puppies. Now taking Stop or call Cook Motors. deposits . to ho ld for 328 Jackson Pike. 740-446ChristmaS. Parents on pram- 0103 · ises .. with pedig ree. First - - - - - - - shots. vet checked and For Christmas: 1999 Toyota wormed. Call 740•38 8-9 325 Corolla. auto, well main Miniature Sc hnauze r pups haired Dachshund Call . _ puppies. $ 450 _ Call 446 _ 740 709 9532 1237 Used 95 Wolff Sunquest Pro _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:_ Poodle pups mlf black or cream $400. Boxer pups 5 In Loving Memory of Betty L. Young She went to be with the Lord 5 years ago. r'IO "·4 eves 645·3589 days -------2007 KX100 Dirt Bike, lone new, never raced $2,500 good rabbit dogs, (740)742· one female (S350). Please 304-882-2416 'II R\ It I -..; _21_2_s_ _ _ _ _ _ call (740) 247-4700 9 CKC registered Mini Pitbull puppies great presDachshunds . long & short ents , affectionate. all shots., haired, red. black & tan , wormed, White with brindle sable ~ Ready to · Go" SPOIS $75.00.740-992.()219. rtO u...HOME . IIVII'KOVE!\.fENTS 1• . BASEMENT females & males $300 each Pomeranian Puppies, 3 WATERPROOFING 304-593-3820 Male, 2 red, 1 cream. -2 Uncooditional lifetime guarFemales cream. $300. antee.- Local references fur· ACA Lhasa Apso 2 Male 9 Roady 12·20. 740·388-8642 nished. Established 1975. Weeks Old 2nd round of stlots and wormed. Great at Ready for Christmas Golden Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446opening gifts early . 425.00, Retrie<Jer · Puppies $150. 0870, Rogers Basement Waterproofing. firm . 304-544-5529. E·mail 740-742-1802. lovethemds@aol com. For wl<s old. 2nd round of shots and wormed. Great at open· ing gifts earl y. $425 firm. ANew Home? TrY the Classifieds!! 304·544·5529. E·mail lovethereds @aol.com Adorable ready for Christmas CKC Yorkies, 2 very healthy males, tMack & tan puppies 304-675·1298 lose you, But you .didn't go alone, For part of me went with you the day God calhd you holoe. Forever loved and ·missed by Husband Ken family ~~====~~ and In Memory I eKc. cond. $4000 441-0243 t-740-696-1085. ACA Lhasa Apso. 2 Males. 9 It broke my bean to ~~I W':\-LI:d' • Mlmature Pinscher pups mlf chocolateftan $400. Coll,le 00 8S3 HD Sportster, 2 seat, pups slw mit $350. All AKC. windshield . new exhaust. · d AKC . 1ere d Only two Qeaut!ful Bichon 16s 1.nnl·ng·bed. New pao1s, 3 tratne regiS new bulbs, e)':C. cond. $600 Blu etlck .(Beagles) and 3 Frise puppies available for fi rm. U-Haui.446-B613 AKC registered Bluetick. 1 that special Christmas ~res· .d 1 rted pups, ver'Y ent! One male ($300) and yr. ol s a In Memory 1a1ne · d. 160,000 m1.· $2850 . black or sip $350. Standard 446-9555 or 339.()315 3 AKC Black & Tan Brindle. m~l~s. faun_or brindle $300. --, Long AKC Spaniel puppies.. wormed, :l04·273-43n ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ shots.$100 74Q-446-4172 or 256·1619 Steve Stapleton : males, $800 fema les. Ready for ChriS1mas. 740·645·2611 CKC TOy Teacup Poodles. 3 males. I female $300 each. 740-446•4430 or 339·9729 In Memory In loving memory of Malcolm Guinther Gone but n_ot forgotten Always missed by Wife-Kids-Grandkids of Meigs, State of Ohio, and In the Township of Columbia: And kaown as belng,Jn Sections 23 and 29 of said Columbia Township, and being lot 11 In Rolling Meadows Subdivision Of said Sections as set forth In the recorded pill of said Subdivision In Plat and 470 Barding Street, Ferndale, CA 95536, Present Address Unknown ; CATHLEEN HIVELY, Last Known Addresses : P.O. Box 1009, Ferndale, CA 95536, and UO Barding Street, Ferndale, CA 95536, Praeent Address Unknown; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, NEXT OF KINi DEVISEES, ADMINIS· TRATORS, EXECU· TORS, SPOUSES, SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS OF H.D. HIVELY AND CATHLEEN HIVELY, Addressas Unknown ; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, NEXT OF KIN, DEVISEE,$, A UNIS· TRATORS, EXECUTORS, SPOUSES, SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS OF DAVIS GEDRAL, DECEASED; Cabinet 7·A, Meigs County, Ohio Plat records. CURRENT OWNER : RODNEY F. GRAVES ET AL. . PROPERTY AT: 28151 OLD ST. RT. 346 ALBANY, OHIO 45710 PPH 05·00847.000 PRIOR DEED REFERENCES; VOLUME 234, PAGE 151 APPRAISED AT $125,000.00 TERMS OF SALE: CANNOT BE SOLD FOR LESS THAN 213RDS OF THE APPRAISED VALUE. 10% DOWN ON THE DAY OF SALE, CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK, BALANCE DUE ON CONFIRMATION OF SALE. THE APPRAISAL DID INCLUDE AN INTER!· OR EXAMINATION OF THE HOUSE. ROBERT E. BEEGLE; MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF ATIORNEY FOR. THE PLAINTIFF SHAPIRO .R. FELTY 1500 W 3RD ST. , SUITE www. mydailysentinel.com -;:=======-=======::; Help Wanted I Help Wanted WANTED: Buck~ye Communi1y Services is opening a new home and has the following positions available to assist two individuals with mental retardation in Chester (Meigs Coun1y: I) 40 hiS: 2:30 p - 12:30 a S/S; 3 p - 12:30 a Mffu 2) 35 hiS: 3 p - 12:30 a WrTh/F; 9 a - 2:30 p Su: 3) 35 hrs; 12:~0 - 9 a S/S/Mffu . 4) 32 hrs ; 12:30 · 9 a Wffh; 12:30a - 2:30 p F; Mus1 have high school diploma or GED, valid driver's license, three yeaTs good driving experience 1nd a~equate automobile insurance. $7 .50/hr. Send resume to: P.O. Box 604, Jackson, OH 45640. Deadlinefor applican1s; 12/21/07. Pre-employment drug te sting. Equal Opponuni1y Employer. NEA ACROSS Phillip J~~!!!~~~~! C J&l t tl On& rUC 'Vinyl Siding • Replocement Windows , Roofing , Decks · ~~~~North • 7 4 On Must be motivated to succeed . Excellent inventory to sell from 401 k, Medical Insurance plan. good pay plan Apply in person Smith Superstore 1900 Eastern Ave. Gall[polis, OH Christmas Sj~eelal Can't think of that special gih to buy someone? How about getting someone's carpet or fum~ure cleaned. Captain Steamer Is selling gift cards. Call Toll Free 888-338-7847 or 740-446-6784 or 304-675-4218 ·--·- - ---·-···-c BINGO • New Homes • Garages MONTY • Complete Remodeling •Garages • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Owner: James Keesee II 742-2332 4 A S<HIIh • KQ 5 Stop & Compare Hi ll's Self Storage --- ·--·-- - -·- - - - -- --- ~ • 6 5 2 t. 2NT 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740-949·2217 North Pass East 24 Pas s 3 NT All pass Opening lead: • J H&H 'J.'M GuUering Seamless Gutters / Roofing, Siding, Gutters Insured & Bonded '======== ·=======~=~;~0:-6:3-=96:5:7=:::: 74 5 Addresses Unknown ; JEFF GEDRAL, r Address Unknown; Public Notice THE UNKNOWN ____:.:..:,~.:.:..;~HEIRS, NEXT OF KIN, 00355.002; and in deed DEVISEES, ADMINIS· r.corded In VOlume TRATOR~ . EXECU- 158, Page 523, Mel!!& TORS , SPOUSES, County , Official SUCCESSORS AND Records, being 1.6996 ASSIGNS OF JEFF acres located . In GEDRAL, Addresses Section 24, Town 7, Unknown; LISA Range 14, Scipio GEDRAL, Address Township, and www.dJa..........kaaltlneii'J'oOOBI \Jnknown; THE assigned Auditor's UNKNOWN HEIRS, Parcel No. NEXT OF KIN, 1700356.001. . DEVISEES, ADMINIS· You are requtre.d to TRATORS, EXECU· answer the Amended TORS, SPOUSES, Complaint within !wen· L-----"IIQIIIIr.f:lolf:..ul SUCCESSORS AND ty-elght (28) days after ASSIGNS ' OF LISA the last publication of GEDAAL, Addresses this Notice, which will Unknown; THE be published once .Vf:IKNOWN HEIRS, each week for six (6) NEXT OF KIN, successive weeks. DEVISEES, ADMINIS- The last publication TRATORS, EXECU- will be made on the TORS, SPOUSES, 23rd day of January, SUCCESSORS AND 2008, and the ' twenty· ASSIGNS OF eight (28) days .l or RICHARD FREDERICK answer will commence . HOLZER, DECEASED, on that date. In tha ·Addre11e1 Unknown; caae of your failure to THE UNKNOWN answer or otherwise HEIRS, NEXT OF KIN, respond as requested DEVISEES, ADMINIS· by the Ohio Rules of 400 TRATORS, EXECU· Civil Procedure, judg· CLEVELAND, OH TORS, SPOUSES, ment by default will be 44113 SUCCESSORS AND rendered against you 216-621-1530 ASSIGNS OF ALICE and fo• the relief (12) 5, 12, 19 HIVELY, DECEASED, demanded In the MARJORIE MATHEWS, Complaint. DECEASED. ROBERT Jennifer L. Sheets Public Nollce M .A T H E W S , (0020044) DECEASED, VIRGINIA AHorney for Plaintiffs The Meigs County HOLZER, DECEASED, LiHie, Sheets & Warner Department of Job and AND RICHARD HOLZ· P.O. Box 686 Family !;ervlces ER, DECEASED, .Pomeroy, OH 45769 Why driv e an yw here elc,e ("Malga DJFS") Is Addressee Unknown; (740) 992-6689 seeking propossla and THE UNKNOWN (12119, 26 (1) 2, 9,' 16, Shade River Ag. Service from a qualified HEIRS, NEXT OF KIN, 23 35537 St . Rt I North Pom eroy, Off AHorney licensed to DEVISEES, ADMINIS· -~-----practice law In the TRATORS, EXECU740-985 -3831 Public Notice State of Ohio, to pre- TORS, SPOUSES, side over certain Child SUCCESSORS I,.ND YOUN G'S Stanley TreeS u· p p o r t ASSIGNS OF F.R. PUBLic NOTICE CARPENTER Admlnlstretive mailers BEASLEY AKA FRED NOTICE: Is hereby Trimming where the . Agancy R. BEASLEY, given that on Saturday, SERVICE & Removal Attorney and/or lha D E C E A S E D , December 22, 2001 at Malga , County Addresses Unknown 10:00 a.m., a public l * l'rolmot·and Quali1y Proiecullng Attorney You are hereby ·noll· sale will be held at 211 NtwGarqes Work Second St., may have a conflict of fled that you have been W. EIIOtrloiiA Plumbing Aoonng • Gutt•ra Interest. The named Defendanls In Pomeroy, Ohio. The l * ltea:son•>ble Ra1es Vlnvt Siding I Painting Admlnlstrellve Haa~ng the action entitled Farmers Bank and l * lnstJrcd PMio •nd Porch Decke Officer will be required John E. McGee, et a!., Savings Company· Is l * lEKIIeri•ence<l WV038128 to hold 1he Initial Plaintiffs, vs.. H. D. selling for cash In V.C YOUNG Ill administrative hearing, Hively, et al., hand or certlllad check I Refercm:es Available! qq,J b.'1 Call Gary S1anley @ make the admlnlstra- Defendants. This the following collaterl ' ' ,,, tlve recommendation action has been al; 740-742-2293 '• I I I I,, • and represent the assigned 1991 Oldsmobile 98 l!!.:~!!~~;21;J Meigs DJFS In Court, If No. 07 CV 121, 1G3CW53LXM4309021 neceoaary, and com· · and Is pending In the 1999 Ford E~~~rer 08 plate all required Court of Common 1FMDU34E9XU paperwork. Pleas of Meigs County, 1996 Ford • Ranger Proposer's response Ohio. Tha object of the 1FTCR10A4TUB50419 must be on their letter- Amended Complaint The Farmers Bank and Company, heed and must Include demands that tha title Savlnga Ohio, a price for to certain parcels of Pomeroy, Administrative real astate be quieted reserves the right to Hearings 1hlt do not In the reapectlve bid at this sale, and. to l'eqUire a court hoa~ng Plaintiffs, John E. withdraw the above and a price for McGee and Kristin N. collateral prior to ·aale. . CORNER STONE Ad m I n Ia t reI I v e McGee, Cynthia A. Further, The Farmers Haarlnga that requka a Burkhart and David C. Bank and savlnga CONSTRUCTION · · court hearing. Bidlack, and thlt uld Company reservea the Propoaar must also .Pialnt11fa be found to right to rejec;t any or all Roofing, Siding, Maplewood L a ke submit a current be the owners In ·fee bids submiHed. Soffit, Decks, resume. Contract not simple absolute of The above daacrlbed Doors, Windows, SR 124 to exceed $3,000.00 for thal.r reapoctlvo collateral will 'be aold Between the contract period of parcola of real ottato "ae Is-where Ia", with Electric, Plumbing, expresaad or Drywall, January 1, 2007 dascrlbed In the no Implied ·warranty Remodeling, Room Syracuse through December 31 , Amended Complaint; 2008. lntereated par- or In the oven! that tha given. Additions & Racine Ilea shall respond to Court should lind that Foi furtller lnformaLocal Contractor S ummer Meigs Department of the Defendanta' tlttt Ia tlon, or for an appoint7 4 0.367"0544 · Sausage Made Job and Family suparlor to Plalnll1fs', ment to Ins pact colla!Free Estimates . Services, · Attn Jane Plalntma request this oral, prior to safe date 740.367·0536 · 740-949-2734 Banks, P.O. Box 191, Court to find thai the contact 'cyndle or Ken 115 · Race Street, Otfendanta have been at 992-2136. Middleport, OH 45760, !'•JustlY ·enriched and (12)19,20,21 . no later than that Plaintiffs be entiDecember 27, 2007 at tied to receive their Publl.: Notice 10:00 a.m. respectlwe value olthla All submissions must un1uat enrichment. 1113•1L•F' IZIIIII.H . . be received by mall or Plaintiffs funher PUBLIC NOTICE J.a!.... hand delivered by the request that they be In compliance with above dille and time. granted costs and all Section 5715.09 of the No materials received other relief, either In Ohio Revised Code, . hlllftl . . -12:11 .. after that date will be law or equity, which the Meigs County' Board of Revision wftf Included In previous •hall be proper. submlsalons nor be The parcels of real meet to review the tax considered. The estato'are described In year 2007 real estata PI I • • III department reserves deed recorded In abstract on. December the right to reject any Volume 82, Page 541, 20, 2007, at 10:00 a.m. or all proposals. The Meigs County Ofllclal in the Meigs County ) Office, Meigs County Recorda, bai ng 27.53 Auditor's Departmentof Job and acres located in Sacond Floor, Meigs Wise Concrete Family Servlceals pro- Section 24, Town 7, County Courthouae. Mary T Byer-HIII hlblted from dlscrlml· Range 14, Scipio All 1ypes of concrete nation on the basis of Township, and Board of Revlalon Owner: Rick Wise race, color, national assigned Auditor's Secretary 740-992-5929 origin, sex, aga, roll- Perce! No. 17· (1~) 19 glon political belief or 00355.003; In deed 740-416-1698 dlaabllfty. recorded In Vofuma76, (1'2) 12, 19, 26 Page 377, Meigs County OHICial Records, being 3.3553 · ' Public Notice acrea located in Section 24, Town 7, IN THE COMMON Rengo 14, Scipio PLEAS COURT OF Township, and MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO assigned Auditor's · JOHN E. McGEE, ET Parcel No. 1('- S~Okf/ . .I .$..0ULI>N'T tMV~ BfT ON T,.f FIF.t ANT IN ,.15 BOUT wiTtt T,.t wATf~ BUG/ .• 85 Crossword Puzzle Advertise ·: in this space for S60 per month Feed $10.50/100 Vlot •. ~ , ...... ,__ 0. ~ ' ,,,. t 53 54 55 56 DOS Cap part W-21nfo Pro Eggy drink BLT need Steel gird· era (hyph.) Like a log Cell off Decided on Ant-sized A pair for today and for tomorrow tnitiala 18 Fall-food acronym 21 Craftsperson 23 Floppy takers 26- Lingus 2713now50 28 Merry sound (hyph.) 29 Nursery item 31 Premed course 32 Loaf of com bread 33 Chalty feline 36 ''Puppy . Love" alngar DOWN 12 BoK up 13 Actress 1 Helium - Sommer or neon 18 Greek 2 Slugger leiters Mel 19 Serious 3 Mo. Hagen offense of films 20 Winds up 4 Basketball 22 Sunflower hoops grower 5 Invent 23 Committees (2 wds.) 24 Runs after 6 Elevator 25 Lustrous stop fabric 7 Flfnwmker · 28 Eggs - WertmUiar partnar 8 Lime coole< 30 Team cheer 9 Soo, to 34 Wry Coustaau 35 Tightrope 10 MS walker polishers 40 Cast a ballot 41 Fe, commonly 43 Bleach ou1 45 Chromosome pan 46 Early afternoon 47 Caveman from Moo 48 Witty remark 50 Poker card 51 Game pieces 52 Conniving Poet and journalist Eugene Field wrote, 'Here we have a baby. His composed of a bald head and a pair of lungs." Today's deal and tomorrow's comprise an importarit pair in the . discipline of delensiwe play. II might seam like child's play 10 you to get 1hom righ1, bu1many West,·dolending llgainS1 Uvea no·trump, leads 1ho spade jaclc;' four, 1wo, king. South immediately playa e dub, putting Wesl back in. What shouldhappan nold? Also, wha1 do you think ol 1he NorthSou1h bidding? Taking tho second of 1hal Pair of ques- tions first, the bidding is fine. Remember, two no-trump, North should raise to · game. He can see six tricks (five clubs THE BORN LOSER ,..."''( I:>~I> ~-~~ 11\(ji!.f. /<\()to£'(.., Tl-lf.J..I '<OUR I».,I> ! P"'NUL, fl.:'( \)(:>.,\) 1-\tl-.~ i"\0~""" 0 C\?.EI>IT CJI..Rt:>~! " Since 1ho only chance is 1ha1 Eos1 holds 1ho diamond ace, Wos1 should shill to 1he diamond nine. lhe high card denying an honor in the su ft. East should grab the 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 and one heart). and il partner does not have the heart king, the finesse is prob·ab_ly winning because it is through the opening bidder. From the first triclc, Wesl should know 1ha1 Sou1h holds 1he spade queen. If EaS1 had 1ha1 card, ~e would have ei1her played i1 or signaled with a high, encouraging spot card. Therefore, unless Sou1h has exaelly 1he double10n king-queen, Wos1 needs to gel his partner on load for CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celeb11ty C~ef cryli(ogrrns are create<llrom QUOiaiions bV lall'(IUS peoae. pas1 and present Each letter rn the c•phllf stands lor anolher roaay'sc/ue: z equals J "GO YWR EY AWN ' FRSJ,FOLFRFIL.' BR SABS'Y NABS a spade return throug, that queen. trick and return a spade, taking the con· tract down two. 0 · DWI'LF ABXF II VBTTFJ ZWK." NAFR • SFJ OWl JWR'S SILRn PREVIOUS soLUTION - "Friendship is a sheltering tree Samuel Colendge the 1riends you can call up a1 four a.m. 1hat matte,:· · Marlene Oielnch I. ·n•s AstroGraph 0 . BIG NATE --·- • "'bur 'lllrllldi\Y: Thurwday, O.c. 20, 2007 By Bern!ce Becle Oaol, Through simply circulating with the masses In the year ahead, vou will learn to garner some rather remarkable bene· fits that are available to those \Nho go after them. You will be one of them. SAGmARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) - A special market for some knowledge or know-how you have recently acquired will come to your aHention today. Don't hesitate to zero in on the outlet, because it can become quite profitable. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) Someone who thinks highly of you has run into something that would be materialty advantageous. This Is not the first time this person has steered you Jn a good direction. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. t9) - There Is a good chance you will meet someone who can help you develop a new circle of inlluentlal friends. It wilt come about through a social ln<Jitation or an impromptu get·together. PEANUTS I TI-IOUGf.IT IT M161lT 8Ei NICE TO DROP A LITTLE NOTE TO SANTA CLAUS'S WIFE .. .case COW PISCES (Feb. 20·March 20) - You will be instrumental in helping both yourself and those who sham your day to ach ieve something of mutual benefit. However, be wilting to share the glory with them as well. ARIES (March 21-Aprll1 9) - You have a special gift of being able to deal with unca,rtainties in a philosophical manner. Those who share your day will greatiy appreciate the calming effect you have on their fears. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - A positive attitude will help you see the best in people with whom you have to deal. VIsualize optimum conclusions when working with them. and the outcome will and BOY be what you want. · GEMINI (May 21-June 20} - Play the supportive role In you,r partners hip arrangemen ts instead of trying to be a wheeler-dealer. 'roo are smart enough to position yourse~ in ways that will prove to be the most effective. CANCER (June 21 ·July 22) ~ Because you are not likely to leave anything important to chance. you will produce· a day where good th ings will get even better. Don't hesitate to create a solid game plan and adhere to it LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) - There Is apt to be something special about you, so don 't be surprised it you get a few more com-' pliments th an usUal from both genders. Observers like vour style and will try to GARFIELD emulate It • VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - A tamil~ member or someone close to you will be the bearer ot some desirable lntormatton that will buoy your spirits consk1erably. It Is about something you have been hopIng would happen LIBRA (Sept. 23-0c1. 23)- What serves you particularly well Is your ability to &Yaluate the worth of a suggestion or Idea and your know-how to m&Jtlmlze It to your advantage. Nothing will escape ........ ....... ........ ,,, .. IA~~~tn~~fe... I 40 42 43 44 46 49 do not play in two no-trump. with a long suit opposite some fit Either get into the suit at the th ree· level or go lor three nohump. So, when Sooth invi1es game wi1h ------ • Rose - 39 UNIX or plaYers would err on one or the other. ' Hardwood CUlnetrr And FurnHu" . . ....... you. SCORPIO (OCt. 24·Nov. 22) - Thll II 1 good time to Inquire abOut 1 promotion or a 111111 that ~ou beiiiVI your performance h.. warranted. You ar• In 1 Itranger po11tlon 1t work thin you ' ml)' re111z•. • SOUP r-======-, ADVERTISE \I:QUR BUSINESS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS -- ·- --- - ·- -·-- . ' 9 43 . KQJ I West South PIYIIIGTIP_EI_ h•'"' " • • Dealer: West . Vulnerable: Both ................... Get $20 Gas Cash When you get Avg. size rms. of carpet cleaned . & Free Turkey 3 rms & half or $20 Free turkey & free Ham 5 Turkey with couch cleaned. Call Captain Steamer Toll free 1·888·338-7847 or 740-446-6784 or 304-675-4218 Page ~round "'74 3 J40-892-18J1 Manley's Recycling (32#'s or less) 124 Highland Ave . Point Pleasant, WV (304) 675-3877 6 3 4 K Q J 10 9 8 West Easl • A J 10 9 8 • 6 32 ¥ K 10 7 • 9 6 5 2 • 9 8 7 2 t A 10 5 r:::;;;:;;::::::~;::::::::~==~ Thursday December 20th $500 Guaranteed Coverall $3000 4 Leaf Clover IZ-19-07 ¥ AQJ • PROCESSING Point of Hope Daily Sentinel • 37 Rainbow 38 Gypsy - 1 Pumpkin kin 6 Internet Insult 11 Garments 13 Missed 1 syllable 14 Flower part bearing pol ten 15 Solitude enjoy era 16 CuHie-17 Camp- ' Alder DEER We are looking for one good person to add to our Sales Team The BRIDGE 12% All Stock · 1st shotS ready to go $300 AKC Yor~e puppies. $ aoo AL. PLAINTIFFS CASE NO.: 07 CV 121 -VS· H. D. HIVELY, ET AL. DEFENDANTS. 2007 ALLI;YOOP WHAT A DEAl!! English "Springer AKC Reg. Beagle Pups, tricolored. wormed & Publ!c Notice · $100 each, E~~:cellen t Bree.ding, Top (740)992·0228 tv. "'!SO· Per1ormance, Priced Reasonably . RODNEY F. GRAVES 110N NOTICE BY PUBLICABoxer pups, FIEOUCEDI to www.alaterunangus.com, VS ET AL., To: H.D. HIVELY, Last $225.00 CKC Reg. Vel checked, tails cropped, dew DEFENDANTS Known Address's: COURT . OF COMMON P.O. · Box 1009, claws removed, ready to go. 6-females, 4-males 740- ~~;r,10:;;;;;;.:A•UIUS;;;;;;;;;~ PLEAS, Ferndale, C.A 85536, ing 19, 2007 Wednesday, December I • ----··· --· -· ·' · - - - - - - - - -·-- - -·· TO NUTZ Woman discussing ber ex· boyfriend, "Some of us have to be put oul on a limb f-.,-N-TU'"::'R;;,.:..:H..:Er.,:.G,......;/ 6 I .17 I 1. -.I.L......J..__.J... 1 '--1.. -.1.-..J bef:~~ we tum over a-- Q Compi;le rhe chv<kle qvoled by flllmg .n tl• e mi~sing word$ you develop from step No. 3 be low. NUMBERED lETTERS I' 19 PRINf IN THESE SQUARES 1 I' ' I' I SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS , 12 - 1 a- o7 Hearth - Venus - Gross - Facing - FRUIT "It's quick to wish to be mends," gramps told the boys, "but ftiendsbip is a slow ripening FRUIT." ARLO &JANIS �'· www~mydailysentlnel.com t: I '1 Carpet Beagle pups, 1 m.. 1 1.. 12 wks. old, AKC registered, Berber, Repaired, New & Rebuih In dewormed. 2 sets of shots, Sale: Wednesday, December 19, 'I 'I I I I I I " ,\ I I\ I -. 11 h JET AERATION MOTORS Public Notice t, ~ j ~-------" $6.95/yd; plush, $5.95/yd, S1ock. Call Ron Evans. 1· parents are excellent hunt· · Angus Bulls, brecl heifers . .15' wlde & 13'6"wide carpet 800 _537 •9528. 10 stock. Mollohan Carpet, ...:..:~_.;.::;::__ _ __ 2212 Eas1orn SHERIFF SALES CASE NUMBER 07CV075 PHH · MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF ,. Avo., NEW AND USED STEEL Gallipolis. OH. (740)446-7444 Phone Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar For Concrete, AnQte, Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Mollohan Furniture. Grating For Drains, Now Sota & Love Seal $400. Driveways & Walk~a~s. L&l dogs, MEIGS COUNTY OHIO. 202 Clark Chapel Ad. Scrap Mo1ols Open Monday, ::388::::_:: ·864::.::5_ _ _- - ' FOR S.W: IN PERSUANCE OF It Bidwell, Ohio 740-388-()173 Tuesda~. Wednesda~ & CKC ed T Poodl .._ _ _ liiiliiiiiio-rl Friday, Sam-4:30pm. Closed .regis 1~r oy e --, ORDER OF SALE TO Thursda~ Saturday & puppies, tatls docked, dew- 01 . Hyundai Accent .ME DIRECTED FROM 1 claws removed, shots & v~t Hatchbadt 5 speed trans, Sunday. (740)446-7300 SAID COURT IN THE checked, colors black, apn ENTITLED cot & cream. males $300 & 65,310 miles, good corldi- ABOVE lion. needs catalytic convert· ACTION, . I 3- 50 cal. inline muzzle load- Swim Spas Arrived! Save WILL ers, 1-Knight LK2 with $$$Tiki Tubs Hot Tub Outlet. females ~ 350 · (740l 992 • er. Asking $3200. Call 740- EXPOSE TO SALE AT 700 7 avai lable. ~ =----..,.--- 709-6339. scope, $150; 1·Now Cioseouts PUBLIC AUCTION ON England fire arms with Ashland , KY 606·929·5655 EngliSh Bulldog 1 Yr old - - - - - - - - THE FRONT STEPS OF flberoptic sights, $100; 1- Free Deli<Jery + $5.00. OFF!! Female. AKC Reg. Friendly 98 Pontiac Flreblrd. V-6. 5 THE MEIGS COUNTY Tradlllon, $75; (740)742· a 1ns ro uc or sae & good_w/ kids. $1500. 740- spd. T-Tops, dual flowmaster COURT HOUSE ON atkins Gourmet FOod 441 -9550 exhaust, K&N · fUter, dallY FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, re great lor cooktng & bak Full blooded Rat Terrier for dnvor. PNI,PIL.$6000 OBO. 2008 AT 10 A.M., OF ng this Holiday Season 740·•16-0860 or 441-9335 SAID DAY, THE FOL· sale. 7 weeks old . No shots. 11 Curtis at (740)742 LOWING DESCRIBED $50.00. Con1ae1 Roy Miller ---~---­ ~~ 20~2___________ j REAL ESTATE. Jr. 404 Pioneer Trial Rd. Focus, Cavalier, Lesabre , pool1llblo. 4•8 air~- ~ Situated In 1ho County r ••a lm;Jala, Grand-Am, Toyota, fill tetlte, neon beer sig~s, We now have Bobo Flell Patriot. Ohio 45658 Mazda, Camara, Regal , CO's call 304·5938187 or 2004 Honda Formen 450 Just In time for Christmas, small and full size trucks 304·593·81 07 in Mason. WV 4x•. 740-339-3528 reduced price $250 AKC Compare quality and price "Barrel Only" Remington Model 31 12 Ga., 26n Imp Cyl., vent rib, this barrel has ·rifling for slug shooting, nice rL1 .!------,JI l'!:rs FOR SALE ., s175 . Also Remington 1 male Yorkie Puppy. very Model 870 12 Ga .. 30~ full . tiny. 740-446-3398 early model with small roulld groove_d orend, excellent 2 Australian Shep,herds ' you won't find pups fu ll blooded. no through-out, papers, $100 ea. (740)742- anot her th is clean. $395. 2728 740-533,3870 Brand new Nintendo Wll Box never opened. $500 Registered Boston Terrier Warrant~ on all vehicles. puppies. Now taking Stop or call Cook Motors. deposits . to ho ld for 328 Jackson Pike. 740-446ChristmaS. Parents on pram- 0103 · ises .. with pedig ree. First - - - - - - - shots. vet checked and For Christmas: 1999 Toyota wormed. Call 740•38 8-9 325 Corolla. auto, well main Miniature Sc hnauze r pups haired Dachshund Call . _ puppies. $ 450 _ Call 446 _ 740 709 9532 1237 Used 95 Wolff Sunquest Pro _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:_ Poodle pups mlf black or cream $400. Boxer pups 5 In Loving Memory of Betty L. Young She went to be with the Lord 5 years ago. r'IO "·4 eves 645·3589 days -------2007 KX100 Dirt Bike, lone new, never raced $2,500 good rabbit dogs, (740)742· one female (S350). Please 304-882-2416 'II R\ It I -..; _21_2_s_ _ _ _ _ _ call (740) 247-4700 9 CKC registered Mini Pitbull puppies great presDachshunds . long & short ents , affectionate. all shots., haired, red. black & tan , wormed, White with brindle sable ~ Ready to · Go" SPOIS $75.00.740-992.()219. rtO u...HOME . IIVII'KOVE!\.fENTS 1• . BASEMENT females & males $300 each Pomeranian Puppies, 3 WATERPROOFING 304-593-3820 Male, 2 red, 1 cream. -2 Uncooditional lifetime guarFemales cream. $300. antee.- Local references fur· ACA Lhasa Apso 2 Male 9 Roady 12·20. 740·388-8642 nished. Established 1975. Weeks Old 2nd round of stlots and wormed. Great at Ready for Christmas Golden Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446opening gifts early . 425.00, Retrie<Jer · Puppies $150. 0870, Rogers Basement Waterproofing. firm . 304-544-5529. E·mail 740-742-1802. lovethemds@aol com. For wl<s old. 2nd round of shots and wormed. Great at open· ing gifts earl y. $425 firm. ANew Home? TrY the Classifieds!! 304·544·5529. E·mail lovethereds @aol.com Adorable ready for Christmas CKC Yorkies, 2 very healthy males, tMack & tan puppies 304-675·1298 lose you, But you .didn't go alone, For part of me went with you the day God calhd you holoe. Forever loved and ·missed by Husband Ken family ~~====~~ and In Memory I eKc. cond. $4000 441-0243 t-740-696-1085. ACA Lhasa Apso. 2 Males. 9 It broke my bean to ~~I W':\-LI:d' • Mlmature Pinscher pups mlf chocolateftan $400. Coll,le 00 8S3 HD Sportster, 2 seat, pups slw mit $350. All AKC. windshield . new exhaust. · d AKC . 1ere d Only two Qeaut!ful Bichon 16s 1.nnl·ng·bed. New pao1s, 3 tratne regiS new bulbs, e)':C. cond. $600 Blu etlck .(Beagles) and 3 Frise puppies available for fi rm. U-Haui.446-B613 AKC registered Bluetick. 1 that special Christmas ~res· .d 1 rted pups, ver'Y ent! One male ($300) and yr. ol s a In Memory 1a1ne · d. 160,000 m1.· $2850 . black or sip $350. Standard 446-9555 or 339.()315 3 AKC Black & Tan Brindle. m~l~s. faun_or brindle $300. --, Long AKC Spaniel puppies.. wormed, :l04·273-43n ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ shots.$100 74Q-446-4172 or 256·1619 Steve Stapleton : males, $800 fema les. Ready for ChriS1mas. 740·645·2611 CKC TOy Teacup Poodles. 3 males. I female $300 each. 740-446•4430 or 339·9729 In Memory In loving memory of Malcolm Guinther Gone but n_ot forgotten Always missed by Wife-Kids-Grandkids of Meigs, State of Ohio, and In the Township of Columbia: And kaown as belng,Jn Sections 23 and 29 of said Columbia Township, and being lot 11 In Rolling Meadows Subdivision Of said Sections as set forth In the recorded pill of said Subdivision In Plat and 470 Barding Street, Ferndale, CA 95536, Present Address Unknown ; CATHLEEN HIVELY, Last Known Addresses : P.O. Box 1009, Ferndale, CA 95536, and UO Barding Street, Ferndale, CA 95536, Praeent Address Unknown; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, NEXT OF KINi DEVISEES, ADMINIS· TRATORS, EXECU· TORS, SPOUSES, SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS OF H.D. HIVELY AND CATHLEEN HIVELY, Addressas Unknown ; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, NEXT OF KIN, DEVISEE,$, A UNIS· TRATORS, EXECUTORS, SPOUSES, SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS OF DAVIS GEDRAL, DECEASED; Cabinet 7·A, Meigs County, Ohio Plat records. CURRENT OWNER : RODNEY F. GRAVES ET AL. . PROPERTY AT: 28151 OLD ST. RT. 346 ALBANY, OHIO 45710 PPH 05·00847.000 PRIOR DEED REFERENCES; VOLUME 234, PAGE 151 APPRAISED AT $125,000.00 TERMS OF SALE: CANNOT BE SOLD FOR LESS THAN 213RDS OF THE APPRAISED VALUE. 10% DOWN ON THE DAY OF SALE, CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK, BALANCE DUE ON CONFIRMATION OF SALE. THE APPRAISAL DID INCLUDE AN INTER!· OR EXAMINATION OF THE HOUSE. ROBERT E. BEEGLE; MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF ATIORNEY FOR. THE PLAINTIFF SHAPIRO .R. FELTY 1500 W 3RD ST. , SUITE www. mydailysentinel.com -;:=======-=======::; Help Wanted I Help Wanted WANTED: Buck~ye Communi1y Services is opening a new home and has the following positions available to assist two individuals with mental retardation in Chester (Meigs Coun1y: I) 40 hiS: 2:30 p - 12:30 a S/S; 3 p - 12:30 a Mffu 2) 35 hiS: 3 p - 12:30 a WrTh/F; 9 a - 2:30 p Su: 3) 35 hrs; 12:~0 - 9 a S/S/Mffu . 4) 32 hrs ; 12:30 · 9 a Wffh; 12:30a - 2:30 p F; Mus1 have high school diploma or GED, valid driver's license, three yeaTs good driving experience 1nd a~equate automobile insurance. $7 .50/hr. Send resume to: P.O. Box 604, Jackson, OH 45640. Deadlinefor applican1s; 12/21/07. Pre-employment drug te sting. Equal Opponuni1y Employer. NEA ACROSS Phillip J~~!!!~~~~! C J&l t tl On& rUC 'Vinyl Siding • Replocement Windows , Roofing , Decks · ~~~~North • 7 4 On Must be motivated to succeed . Excellent inventory to sell from 401 k, Medical Insurance plan. good pay plan Apply in person Smith Superstore 1900 Eastern Ave. Gall[polis, OH Christmas Sj~eelal Can't think of that special gih to buy someone? How about getting someone's carpet or fum~ure cleaned. Captain Steamer Is selling gift cards. Call Toll Free 888-338-7847 or 740-446-6784 or 304-675-4218 ·--·- - ---·-···-c BINGO • New Homes • Garages MONTY • Complete Remodeling •Garages • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Owner: James Keesee II 742-2332 4 A S<HIIh • KQ 5 Stop & Compare Hi ll's Self Storage --- ·--·-- - -·- - - - -- --- ~ • 6 5 2 t. 2NT 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740-949·2217 North Pass East 24 Pas s 3 NT All pass Opening lead: • J H&H 'J.'M GuUering Seamless Gutters / Roofing, Siding, Gutters Insured & Bonded '======== ·=======~=~;~0:-6:3-=96:5:7=:::: 74 5 Addresses Unknown ; JEFF GEDRAL, r Address Unknown; Public Notice THE UNKNOWN ____:.:..:,~.:.:..;~HEIRS, NEXT OF KIN, 00355.002; and in deed DEVISEES, ADMINIS· r.corded In VOlume TRATOR~ . EXECU- 158, Page 523, Mel!!& TORS , SPOUSES, County , Official SUCCESSORS AND Records, being 1.6996 ASSIGNS OF JEFF acres located . In GEDRAL, Addresses Section 24, Town 7, Unknown; LISA Range 14, Scipio GEDRAL, Address Township, and www.dJa..........kaaltlneii'J'oOOBI \Jnknown; THE assigned Auditor's UNKNOWN HEIRS, Parcel No. NEXT OF KIN, 1700356.001. . DEVISEES, ADMINIS· You are requtre.d to TRATORS, EXECU· answer the Amended TORS, SPOUSES, Complaint within !wen· L-----"IIQIIIIr.f:lolf:..ul SUCCESSORS AND ty-elght (28) days after ASSIGNS ' OF LISA the last publication of GEDAAL, Addresses this Notice, which will Unknown; THE be published once .Vf:IKNOWN HEIRS, each week for six (6) NEXT OF KIN, successive weeks. DEVISEES, ADMINIS- The last publication TRATORS, EXECU- will be made on the TORS, SPOUSES, 23rd day of January, SUCCESSORS AND 2008, and the ' twenty· ASSIGNS OF eight (28) days .l or RICHARD FREDERICK answer will commence . HOLZER, DECEASED, on that date. In tha ·Addre11e1 Unknown; caae of your failure to THE UNKNOWN answer or otherwise HEIRS, NEXT OF KIN, respond as requested DEVISEES, ADMINIS· by the Ohio Rules of 400 TRATORS, EXECU· Civil Procedure, judg· CLEVELAND, OH TORS, SPOUSES, ment by default will be 44113 SUCCESSORS AND rendered against you 216-621-1530 ASSIGNS OF ALICE and fo• the relief (12) 5, 12, 19 HIVELY, DECEASED, demanded In the MARJORIE MATHEWS, Complaint. DECEASED. ROBERT Jennifer L. Sheets Public Nollce M .A T H E W S , (0020044) DECEASED, VIRGINIA AHorney for Plaintiffs The Meigs County HOLZER, DECEASED, LiHie, Sheets & Warner Department of Job and AND RICHARD HOLZ· P.O. Box 686 Family !;ervlces ER, DECEASED, .Pomeroy, OH 45769 Why driv e an yw here elc,e ("Malga DJFS") Is Addressee Unknown; (740) 992-6689 seeking propossla and THE UNKNOWN (12119, 26 (1) 2, 9,' 16, Shade River Ag. Service from a qualified HEIRS, NEXT OF KIN, 23 35537 St . Rt I North Pom eroy, Off AHorney licensed to DEVISEES, ADMINIS· -~-----practice law In the TRATORS, EXECU740-985 -3831 Public Notice State of Ohio, to pre- TORS, SPOUSES, side over certain Child SUCCESSORS I,.ND YOUN G'S Stanley TreeS u· p p o r t ASSIGNS OF F.R. PUBLic NOTICE CARPENTER Admlnlstretive mailers BEASLEY AKA FRED NOTICE: Is hereby Trimming where the . Agancy R. BEASLEY, given that on Saturday, SERVICE & Removal Attorney and/or lha D E C E A S E D , December 22, 2001 at Malga , County Addresses Unknown 10:00 a.m., a public l * l'rolmot·and Quali1y Proiecullng Attorney You are hereby ·noll· sale will be held at 211 NtwGarqes Work Second St., may have a conflict of fled that you have been W. EIIOtrloiiA Plumbing Aoonng • Gutt•ra Interest. The named Defendanls In Pomeroy, Ohio. The l * ltea:son•>ble Ra1es Vlnvt Siding I Painting Admlnlstrellve Haa~ng the action entitled Farmers Bank and l * lnstJrcd PMio •nd Porch Decke Officer will be required John E. McGee, et a!., Savings Company· Is l * lEKIIeri•ence<l WV038128 to hold 1he Initial Plaintiffs, vs.. H. D. selling for cash In V.C YOUNG Ill administrative hearing, Hively, et al., hand or certlllad check I Refercm:es Available! qq,J b.'1 Call Gary S1anley @ make the admlnlstra- Defendants. This the following collaterl ' ' ,,, tlve recommendation action has been al; 740-742-2293 '• I I I I,, • and represent the assigned 1991 Oldsmobile 98 l!!.:~!!~~;21;J Meigs DJFS In Court, If No. 07 CV 121, 1G3CW53LXM4309021 neceoaary, and com· · and Is pending In the 1999 Ford E~~~rer 08 plate all required Court of Common 1FMDU34E9XU paperwork. Pleas of Meigs County, 1996 Ford • Ranger Proposer's response Ohio. Tha object of the 1FTCR10A4TUB50419 must be on their letter- Amended Complaint The Farmers Bank and Company, heed and must Include demands that tha title Savlnga Ohio, a price for to certain parcels of Pomeroy, Administrative real astate be quieted reserves the right to Hearings 1hlt do not In the reapectlve bid at this sale, and. to l'eqUire a court hoa~ng Plaintiffs, John E. withdraw the above and a price for McGee and Kristin N. collateral prior to ·aale. . CORNER STONE Ad m I n Ia t reI I v e McGee, Cynthia A. Further, The Farmers Haarlnga that requka a Burkhart and David C. Bank and savlnga CONSTRUCTION · · court hearing. Bidlack, and thlt uld Company reservea the Propoaar must also .Pialnt11fa be found to right to rejec;t any or all Roofing, Siding, Maplewood L a ke submit a current be the owners In ·fee bids submiHed. Soffit, Decks, resume. Contract not simple absolute of The above daacrlbed Doors, Windows, SR 124 to exceed $3,000.00 for thal.r reapoctlvo collateral will 'be aold Between the contract period of parcola of real ottato "ae Is-where Ia", with Electric, Plumbing, expresaad or Drywall, January 1, 2007 dascrlbed In the no Implied ·warranty Remodeling, Room Syracuse through December 31 , Amended Complaint; 2008. lntereated par- or In the oven! that tha given. Additions & Racine Ilea shall respond to Court should lind that Foi furtller lnformaLocal Contractor S ummer Meigs Department of the Defendanta' tlttt Ia tlon, or for an appoint7 4 0.367"0544 · Sausage Made Job and Family suparlor to Plalnll1fs', ment to Ins pact colla!Free Estimates . Services, · Attn Jane Plalntma request this oral, prior to safe date 740.367·0536 · 740-949-2734 Banks, P.O. Box 191, Court to find thai the contact 'cyndle or Ken 115 · Race Street, Otfendanta have been at 992-2136. Middleport, OH 45760, !'•JustlY ·enriched and (12)19,20,21 . no later than that Plaintiffs be entiDecember 27, 2007 at tied to receive their Publl.: Notice 10:00 a.m. respectlwe value olthla All submissions must un1uat enrichment. 1113•1L•F' IZIIIII.H . . be received by mall or Plaintiffs funher PUBLIC NOTICE J.a!.... hand delivered by the request that they be In compliance with above dille and time. granted costs and all Section 5715.09 of the No materials received other relief, either In Ohio Revised Code, . hlllftl . . -12:11 .. after that date will be law or equity, which the Meigs County' Board of Revision wftf Included In previous •hall be proper. submlsalons nor be The parcels of real meet to review the tax considered. The estato'are described In year 2007 real estata PI I • • III department reserves deed recorded In abstract on. December the right to reject any Volume 82, Page 541, 20, 2007, at 10:00 a.m. or all proposals. The Meigs County Ofllclal in the Meigs County ) Office, Meigs County Recorda, bai ng 27.53 Auditor's Departmentof Job and acres located in Sacond Floor, Meigs Wise Concrete Family Servlceals pro- Section 24, Town 7, County Courthouae. Mary T Byer-HIII hlblted from dlscrlml· Range 14, Scipio All 1ypes of concrete nation on the basis of Township, and Board of Revlalon Owner: Rick Wise race, color, national assigned Auditor's Secretary 740-992-5929 origin, sex, aga, roll- Perce! No. 17· (1~) 19 glon political belief or 00355.003; In deed 740-416-1698 dlaabllfty. recorded In Vofuma76, (1'2) 12, 19, 26 Page 377, Meigs County OHICial Records, being 3.3553 · ' Public Notice acrea located in Section 24, Town 7, IN THE COMMON Rengo 14, Scipio PLEAS COURT OF Township, and MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO assigned Auditor's · JOHN E. McGEE, ET Parcel No. 1('- S~Okf/ . .I .$..0ULI>N'T tMV~ BfT ON T,.f FIF.t ANT IN ,.15 BOUT wiTtt T,.t wATf~ BUG/ .• 85 Crossword Puzzle Advertise ·: in this space for S60 per month Feed $10.50/100 Vlot •. ~ , ...... ,__ 0. ~ ' ,,,. t 53 54 55 56 DOS Cap part W-21nfo Pro Eggy drink BLT need Steel gird· era (hyph.) Like a log Cell off Decided on Ant-sized A pair for today and for tomorrow tnitiala 18 Fall-food acronym 21 Craftsperson 23 Floppy takers 26- Lingus 2713now50 28 Merry sound (hyph.) 29 Nursery item 31 Premed course 32 Loaf of com bread 33 Chalty feline 36 ''Puppy . Love" alngar DOWN 12 BoK up 13 Actress 1 Helium - Sommer or neon 18 Greek 2 Slugger leiters Mel 19 Serious 3 Mo. Hagen offense of films 20 Winds up 4 Basketball 22 Sunflower hoops grower 5 Invent 23 Committees (2 wds.) 24 Runs after 6 Elevator 25 Lustrous stop fabric 7 Flfnwmker · 28 Eggs - WertmUiar partnar 8 Lime coole< 30 Team cheer 9 Soo, to 34 Wry Coustaau 35 Tightrope 10 MS walker polishers 40 Cast a ballot 41 Fe, commonly 43 Bleach ou1 45 Chromosome pan 46 Early afternoon 47 Caveman from Moo 48 Witty remark 50 Poker card 51 Game pieces 52 Conniving Poet and journalist Eugene Field wrote, 'Here we have a baby. His composed of a bald head and a pair of lungs." Today's deal and tomorrow's comprise an importarit pair in the . discipline of delensiwe play. II might seam like child's play 10 you to get 1hom righ1, bu1many West,·dolending llgainS1 Uvea no·trump, leads 1ho spade jaclc;' four, 1wo, king. South immediately playa e dub, putting Wesl back in. What shouldhappan nold? Also, wha1 do you think ol 1he NorthSou1h bidding? Taking tho second of 1hal Pair of ques- tions first, the bidding is fine. Remember, two no-trump, North should raise to · game. He can see six tricks (five clubs THE BORN LOSER ,..."''( I:>~I> ~-~~ 11\(ji!.f. /<\()to£'(.., Tl-lf.J..I '<OUR I».,I> ! P"'NUL, fl.:'( \)(:>.,\) 1-\tl-.~ i"\0~""" 0 C\?.EI>IT CJI..Rt:>~! " Since 1ho only chance is 1ha1 Eos1 holds 1ho diamond ace, Wos1 should shill to 1he diamond nine. lhe high card denying an honor in the su ft. East should grab the 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 and one heart). and il partner does not have the heart king, the finesse is prob·ab_ly winning because it is through the opening bidder. From the first triclc, Wesl should know 1ha1 Sou1h holds 1he spade queen. If EaS1 had 1ha1 card, ~e would have ei1her played i1 or signaled with a high, encouraging spot card. Therefore, unless Sou1h has exaelly 1he double10n king-queen, Wos1 needs to gel his partner on load for CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celeb11ty C~ef cryli(ogrrns are create<llrom QUOiaiions bV lall'(IUS peoae. pas1 and present Each letter rn the c•phllf stands lor anolher roaay'sc/ue: z equals J "GO YWR EY AWN ' FRSJ,FOLFRFIL.' BR SABS'Y NABS a spade return throug, that queen. trick and return a spade, taking the con· tract down two. 0 · DWI'LF ABXF II VBTTFJ ZWK." NAFR • SFJ OWl JWR'S SILRn PREVIOUS soLUTION - "Friendship is a sheltering tree Samuel Colendge the 1riends you can call up a1 four a.m. 1hat matte,:· · Marlene Oielnch I. ·n•s AstroGraph 0 . BIG NATE --·- • "'bur 'lllrllldi\Y: Thurwday, O.c. 20, 2007 By Bern!ce Becle Oaol, Through simply circulating with the masses In the year ahead, vou will learn to garner some rather remarkable bene· fits that are available to those \Nho go after them. You will be one of them. SAGmARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) - A special market for some knowledge or know-how you have recently acquired will come to your aHention today. Don't hesitate to zero in on the outlet, because it can become quite profitable. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) Someone who thinks highly of you has run into something that would be materialty advantageous. This Is not the first time this person has steered you Jn a good direction. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. t9) - There Is a good chance you will meet someone who can help you develop a new circle of inlluentlal friends. It wilt come about through a social ln<Jitation or an impromptu get·together. PEANUTS I TI-IOUGf.IT IT M161lT 8Ei NICE TO DROP A LITTLE NOTE TO SANTA CLAUS'S WIFE .. .case COW PISCES (Feb. 20·March 20) - You will be instrumental in helping both yourself and those who sham your day to ach ieve something of mutual benefit. However, be wilting to share the glory with them as well. ARIES (March 21-Aprll1 9) - You have a special gift of being able to deal with unca,rtainties in a philosophical manner. Those who share your day will greatiy appreciate the calming effect you have on their fears. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - A positive attitude will help you see the best in people with whom you have to deal. VIsualize optimum conclusions when working with them. and the outcome will and BOY be what you want. · GEMINI (May 21-June 20} - Play the supportive role In you,r partners hip arrangemen ts instead of trying to be a wheeler-dealer. 'roo are smart enough to position yourse~ in ways that will prove to be the most effective. CANCER (June 21 ·July 22) ~ Because you are not likely to leave anything important to chance. you will produce· a day where good th ings will get even better. Don't hesitate to create a solid game plan and adhere to it LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) - There Is apt to be something special about you, so don 't be surprised it you get a few more com-' pliments th an usUal from both genders. Observers like vour style and will try to GARFIELD emulate It • VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - A tamil~ member or someone close to you will be the bearer ot some desirable lntormatton that will buoy your spirits consk1erably. It Is about something you have been hopIng would happen LIBRA (Sept. 23-0c1. 23)- What serves you particularly well Is your ability to &Yaluate the worth of a suggestion or Idea and your know-how to m&Jtlmlze It to your advantage. Nothing will escape ........ ....... ........ ,,, .. IA~~~tn~~fe... I 40 42 43 44 46 49 do not play in two no-trump. with a long suit opposite some fit Either get into the suit at the th ree· level or go lor three nohump. So, when Sooth invi1es game wi1h ------ • Rose - 39 UNIX or plaYers would err on one or the other. ' Hardwood CUlnetrr And FurnHu" . . ....... you. SCORPIO (OCt. 24·Nov. 22) - Thll II 1 good time to Inquire abOut 1 promotion or a 111111 that ~ou beiiiVI your performance h.. warranted. You ar• In 1 Itranger po11tlon 1t work thin you ' ml)' re111z•. • SOUP r-======-, ADVERTISE \I:QUR BUSINESS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS -- ·- --- - ·- -·-- . ' 9 43 . KQJ I West South PIYIIIGTIP_EI_ h•'"' " • • Dealer: West . Vulnerable: Both ................... Get $20 Gas Cash When you get Avg. size rms. of carpet cleaned . & Free Turkey 3 rms & half or $20 Free turkey & free Ham 5 Turkey with couch cleaned. Call Captain Steamer Toll free 1·888·338-7847 or 740-446-6784 or 304-675-4218 Page ~round "'74 3 J40-892-18J1 Manley's Recycling (32#'s or less) 124 Highland Ave . Point Pleasant, WV (304) 675-3877 6 3 4 K Q J 10 9 8 West Easl • A J 10 9 8 • 6 32 ¥ K 10 7 • 9 6 5 2 • 9 8 7 2 t A 10 5 r:::;;;:;;::::::~;::::::::~==~ Thursday December 20th $500 Guaranteed Coverall $3000 4 Leaf Clover IZ-19-07 ¥ AQJ • PROCESSING Point of Hope Daily Sentinel • 37 Rainbow 38 Gypsy - 1 Pumpkin kin 6 Internet Insult 11 Garments 13 Missed 1 syllable 14 Flower part bearing pol ten 15 Solitude enjoy era 16 CuHie-17 Camp- ' Alder DEER We are looking for one good person to add to our Sales Team The BRIDGE 12% All Stock · 1st shotS ready to go $300 AKC Yor~e puppies. $ aoo AL. PLAINTIFFS CASE NO.: 07 CV 121 -VS· H. D. HIVELY, ET AL. DEFENDANTS. 2007 ALLI;YOOP WHAT A DEAl!! English "Springer AKC Reg. Beagle Pups, tricolored. wormed & Publ!c Notice · $100 each, E~~:cellen t Bree.ding, Top (740)992·0228 tv. "'!SO· Per1ormance, Priced Reasonably . RODNEY F. GRAVES 110N NOTICE BY PUBLICABoxer pups, FIEOUCEDI to www.alaterunangus.com, VS ET AL., To: H.D. HIVELY, Last $225.00 CKC Reg. Vel checked, tails cropped, dew DEFENDANTS Known Address's: COURT . OF COMMON P.O. · Box 1009, claws removed, ready to go. 6-females, 4-males 740- ~~;r,10:;;;;;;.:A•UIUS;;;;;;;;;~ PLEAS, Ferndale, C.A 85536, ing 19, 2007 Wednesday, December I • ----··· --· -· ·' · - - - - - - - - -·-- - -·· TO NUTZ Woman discussing ber ex· boyfriend, "Some of us have to be put oul on a limb f-.,-N-TU'"::'R;;,.:..:H..:Er.,:.G,......;/ 6 I .17 I 1. -.I.L......J..__.J... 1 '--1.. -.1.-..J bef:~~ we tum over a-- Q Compi;le rhe chv<kle qvoled by flllmg .n tl• e mi~sing word$ you develop from step No. 3 be low. NUMBERED lETTERS I' 19 PRINf IN THESE SQUARES 1 I' ' I' I SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS , 12 - 1 a- o7 Hearth - Venus - Gross - Facing - FRUIT "It's quick to wish to be mends," gramps told the boys, "but ftiendsbip is a slow ripening FRUIT." ARLO &JANIS �Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel OSU blasts Cleveland State CLEVELAND (AP) Ohio State's national clout isn't the same . The Buckeyes, though, can still be a bully inside state lines. Freshman Jon Diebler made five 3-fointers in the second hal and David Lighty scored 15 points in his homecoming to power Ohio State to an 80-63 win over Cleveland State on Tuesday night. Diebler, the most prolific scorer in Ohio high school history, finished with 17 points on 6-of-7 shooting and fellow freshman Kosta Koufos added 16 points and five blocks for the Buckeyes (7 -3), whose size and quickness intimidated the Vikings . Diebler came in shooting just 18 percent (9-of-49) oq 3-pointers.. so Cleveland State decided to let him fire away. "What' s that kid 's name ?" Vikings coach Gary Waters said, fumbling for a boxscore. "Diebler? I've got to hand it to him. He hit those · shots today." Lighty, a sophomore forward who attended Cleveland's Villa AngelaSt. Joseph High School, and Hunter are two of the few holdovers coach Thad Matta can count on from last season's squad which lost to Florida in the NCAA championship. While thi s season 111 Columbus is devoted to rebuilding, there seems to be a bright future for the Buckeyes with Koufos, Wahama fromPageBl tng outing. Vance Fellure led the Rebel s offensive attack with 10 points on the night with Michah Cardwell and Caleb McClanahan netting eight points apiece for the visitors. In junior varsity action the Rebels spoiled the Wahama reserve squads season opener with a 51-42 decision . Brandoh Harrison paced South Gallia in the preliminary outing with a game high 20 points with Nathan Bainter notching 12 and A.J. McDaniel II. William Zuspan tallied 16 points to lead Wahama with Rodney Bragg scoring I 0 Diebler and freshman Evan Turner, who .had II points, leading the way. "I have to grab them by the ears, gently, and point . them in the right direction because everythi ng is so new to them," Matta said of his class of newcomers. "They're making strides but there's sti ll a long way to go to get them playing well at all times." Ohio State, which lost Greg Oden, Mike Conley and Daequan Cook to the NBA from last season's team, will host the defending champion Gators on Saturday. J' Nathan Bullock led Cleveland State (6-4) with 16 points. Up by I 0 points at halftime, the Buckeyes scored on eight of their firs t nine possessions in the second half to open a 53-31 lead on Lighty's lay up with 14:43 remaining. Ohio State increased its lead to 23 and put it on cruise control a little too early. The Buckeyes got · care le ss on offense and lazy on defense, letting Cleveland State rip off I 0 points in a row to cut it to 63-49. However, Diebler knocked dow·n consecutive 3s - the first with four seconds left on the shot clock - as Ohio State restored its lead to 69-51 . It was the Buckeyes' first visit to Cleveland si nce 1994, when they lost for the only time in seven meetings against the Horizon League's Vikings. Ohio Girls Basketball Prep Scores Ada 49, McComb 40 Ashland 64. Willard 50 ·Batavia 66, St. Bernard 2 1 Bellville Clear Fork 53. Loudonville 44 Bryan 7 1, Maumee 42 Cin. Glen Este 75. Ryle , Ky. 45 Cin. Hughes 65, Cin. Shrader 29 Cin. Indian Hill80, Cin. Finneytown 51 Cin. Mariemont 37, N . Bend Taylor 31 Cin. McAUley 49, Seton 42 Cin. Mercy 56. Cin. St. Ursula 48 Cin. Mt. Healthy 50, Cin. Western Hills 40 Cin. Tali 64, Cin. Withrow 42 Cie. Glenville 69, Cie. East 30 Cie. Hts. Lutheran E . 61 , Thompson Ledgemont 35 Cle. JFK 70, Cia. Collinwood 36 Cle. Lincoln W. 40, Cie. John Marshall32 Cie. MLK 71 , Cia. E. Tech 42 Cie. S. 64, Cle. Rhodes 45 Cois. Africentric 101 , Cols. Briggs 23 Cots. Beechcroli 43, Cots. Centennial 40 Cois. Brookhaven 7 1, Cois. East 41 Cois. Eastmoor 72, Cois. Walnut Ridge 22 Cois. Independence 68, Cots. South Urban Academy 11 Cois. Mifflin 62, Cols. Whetstone 56 Cols. Northland 61 , Cois. Linden McKinley 48 Convoy Crestview 48, Continental 43 Delphos Jefferson 50, Waynesfield· Goshen 42 . Delta 54, Tot. Emmanuel Baptist 22 Doylestown Chippewa 67 , Medina Highland 49 Dublin Coffman 71 , Cois. Ready 34 Fairfield Christian 48, Madison Christian 19 Fairport Harbor Harding 40, Painesville Harvey 2g. Findlay Liberty-Benton 48, Ottawa· Giandorf46 Fredericktown 59, Marion Elgin 27 Fremont, Ind. 49, Edon 32 Galloway Westland 55 , Day. Meadowdale 53 Gates Mills Gilmour 66, Wickliffe 54 Gates Mills Hawken JJ, Middlefield Cardinal27 Gibsonburg 47, Swanton 44 Grove City .Cent. Crossing 66, Canal Winchester 45 Groveport-Madison 53, Pataskala Watkins Memorial 42 Hamilton Ross 60, Lemon-Monroe 41 Holland Springfield 61 , Genoa Area. 51 · Jay Co., Ind. 68, Union City Mississinewa Valley 18 Olentangy Liberty 51, Kingsway Christian 66, Brecksville· Powell WOt:thington Kilbourne 44 . Broadview Hts. 9 Reynoldsburg 71 , Zanesville Rosecr~ns Lakewood 48, Newarl< .Cath. 44 Lexington 42, Shelby 33 26 Lima .Cent. Cath. 60, Lima Sr. 41 Richmond Hts. 74, Kirtland 41 Madison 50, Germantown Valley View 48 Richwood N. Union 61, Mi~ord Center Mansfield Temple Christian 58. Heritage Fairbanks 56, OT . Christian 24 • Rittman 56, Massillon Tuslew 43 Marlon Harding 71 , Delaware Buckeye Riverside Stebbins 38, W. Carrollion 28 Valley 20 Sandusky Perkins 62, Bellevue 48 Marion Pleasant 68, Attica Seneca E. 38 Sparta Highland 49, Howard E. Knox 35 Massillon Perry 56, Canal Fulton Spencervole 45, Rockford Part<way 27 Northwest 47 Spring. Greenan 52, Spring. NE 46 McGuffey Upper Scioto Valley 67, Sunbury Big Walnut 40, Newarl< 32 Lafayette Allen E . 50 Thomas Worthington 64, Dublin Jarome Metamora Evergreen 55, W. Unity Hilltop 60 27 Tipp City Bethel 55, Lewisburg Tri· Mt. Notre .Dame 66, Ursuline Academy County N. 38 Tel. Ottawa Hills 55, Millbury Lake 51 36 N. Robinson Col. Crawford 61 , Morral Tel. Waite 64, Oregon Clay 53 Union Co., Ind. 65, Eaton 37 Ridgedale 34 Napoleon 56, Fairview 32 Upper Sandusky ~7, Bascom HopewellNapoleon 56, Sherwood Fairview 32 Loudon 24 .Van Wert Lincolnview 37, Van Wert 38 New Albany 65, Cois. Hamilton Twp . 52 · Westerville Cent: 47, Westerville S. 40 New Bremen 56, Ft. Loramie 52 Ohio Deaf 51, St. Rita School for the Wheeling Central. W.Va. 57, Shadyside Deaf 15 · 40 Pickerington Cent. 49, Lancaster 45, OT Wood .County Christian, W.Va . 28, Licking County .Christian 16 Pomeroy Meigs 47, Wahama , W.Va. 35 for Coach Mike Wolfe's crew. Wahama is slated to welcome neighboring Southern to the Bend Area on Saturday with junior varsity action to begin at 6:00 pm with varsity play to follow at 7:30pm. ·Wahama 49, South GaHia 39 S. Gallia 9 11 8 11 39 Wahama 8 14 15 12 49 WAHAMA - Justin Arnold 4 6· 7 14, Casey Harrison 4 0·0 9, Jordan Smith 4 0· 0 8, Garrett Underwood 3 1·2 7, Keith Pearson 3 0·2 6, Kerry Gibbs 1 0· 1 2, Josh Pauley 1 0·0 2, Brandon li'lowers 0 1·2 1, William Zuspan 0 0· 0 0, Rodney Bragg o o, Totals 20 8· 14·49. SOUTH GALLIA - Vance Failure 5 0· 2 10, Michah .Cardwell 3 0·0 8, Caleb McClanahan 3 2·2 8, Jacob Watson 2 0· 0 4, Tyler Duncan 2 0·0 4 , Justin Shelton 2 0·0 4 , Corey Small 0 1·2 1, Max Wild 0 0·0 0, thomas Cook 0 0'·0 0, John Paul Sebastian 0 0·0 0, Paul Banker 0 Q.O 0, Kevin Johnson 0 0·0 0, Totals 17 3·6 39. THREE POINT GOALS: WAHAMA (Harrison). South' Gallia 2 (Cardwell 2) O·o installed. Reaction to Rodriguez's departure has been intensely bitter among some fromPageBl Mountaineers fans. Gov. Joe Manchin, a felNow that the coach is def- low Marion County native, initely leaving, Riggs said ii said the coach is a "victim" was just a matter of time of high-priced sports before someone went after agents, while Sears the signs. Monument in Charleston So they are in storage, and put · the words "Coach Riggs said he plans to return Rodriguez" on one of the them to the resident who headstones displayed in a originally paid to have them shop window. Town ' . ~ednesday,Decernbert9,2007 www.mydailysentinel.com With Over 150·Years Combined of Boar4. Certlfted Bmer1ency Medicine Bxperieaee · Philip C. :lobblaa, DO J. Derek Bolllqnrorth, DO T. Wayae Maaro, MD Vivlea Newbold, MD GreJOI'J J. Mlckuau, MD luda11 L. Strattoa, MD Ja•aWapaaar, DO Joseph D. 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Diebler, the most prolific scorer in Ohio high school history, finished with 17 points on 6-of-7 shooting and fellow freshman Kosta Koufos added 16 points and five blocks for the Buckeyes (7 -3), whose size and quickness intimidated the Vikings . Diebler came in shooting just 18 percent (9-of-49) oq 3-pointers.. so Cleveland State decided to let him fire away. "What' s that kid 's name ?" Vikings coach Gary Waters said, fumbling for a boxscore. "Diebler? I've got to hand it to him. He hit those · shots today." Lighty, a sophomore forward who attended Cleveland's Villa AngelaSt. Joseph High School, and Hunter are two of the few holdovers coach Thad Matta can count on from last season's squad which lost to Florida in the NCAA championship. While thi s season 111 Columbus is devoted to rebuilding, there seems to be a bright future for the Buckeyes with Koufos, Wahama fromPageBl tng outing. Vance Fellure led the Rebel s offensive attack with 10 points on the night with Michah Cardwell and Caleb McClanahan netting eight points apiece for the visitors. In junior varsity action the Rebels spoiled the Wahama reserve squads season opener with a 51-42 decision . Brandoh Harrison paced South Gallia in the preliminary outing with a game high 20 points with Nathan Bainter notching 12 and A.J. McDaniel II. William Zuspan tallied 16 points to lead Wahama with Rodney Bragg scoring I 0 Diebler and freshman Evan Turner, who .had II points, leading the way. "I have to grab them by the ears, gently, and point . them in the right direction because everythi ng is so new to them," Matta said of his class of newcomers. "They're making strides but there's sti ll a long way to go to get them playing well at all times." Ohio State, which lost Greg Oden, Mike Conley and Daequan Cook to the NBA from last season's team, will host the defending champion Gators on Saturday. J' Nathan Bullock led Cleveland State (6-4) with 16 points. Up by I 0 points at halftime, the Buckeyes scored on eight of their firs t nine possessions in the second half to open a 53-31 lead on Lighty's lay up with 14:43 remaining. Ohio State increased its lead to 23 and put it on cruise control a little too early. The Buckeyes got · care le ss on offense and lazy on defense, letting Cleveland State rip off I 0 points in a row to cut it to 63-49. However, Diebler knocked dow·n consecutive 3s - the first with four seconds left on the shot clock - as Ohio State restored its lead to 69-51 . It was the Buckeyes' first visit to Cleveland si nce 1994, when they lost for the only time in seven meetings against the Horizon League's Vikings. Ohio Girls Basketball Prep Scores Ada 49, McComb 40 Ashland 64. Willard 50 ·Batavia 66, St. Bernard 2 1 Bellville Clear Fork 53. Loudonville 44 Bryan 7 1, Maumee 42 Cin. Glen Este 75. Ryle , Ky. 45 Cin. Hughes 65, Cin. Shrader 29 Cin. Indian Hill80, Cin. 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Findlay Liberty-Benton 48, Ottawa· Giandorf46 Fredericktown 59, Marion Elgin 27 Fremont, Ind. 49, Edon 32 Galloway Westland 55 , Day. Meadowdale 53 Gates Mills Gilmour 66, Wickliffe 54 Gates Mills Hawken JJ, Middlefield Cardinal27 Gibsonburg 47, Swanton 44 Grove City .Cent. Crossing 66, Canal Winchester 45 Groveport-Madison 53, Pataskala Watkins Memorial 42 Hamilton Ross 60, Lemon-Monroe 41 Holland Springfield 61 , Genoa Area. 51 · Jay Co., Ind. 68, Union City Mississinewa Valley 18 Olentangy Liberty 51, Kingsway Christian 66, Brecksville· Powell WOt:thington Kilbourne 44 . Broadview Hts. 9 Reynoldsburg 71 , Zanesville Rosecr~ns Lakewood 48, Newarl< .Cath. 44 Lexington 42, Shelby 33 26 Lima .Cent. Cath. 60, Lima Sr. 41 Richmond Hts. 74, Kirtland 41 Madison 50, Germantown Valley View 48 Richwood N. Union 61, Mi~ord Center Mansfield Temple Christian 58. Heritage Fairbanks 56, OT . Christian 24 • Rittman 56, Massillon Tuslew 43 Marlon Harding 71 , Delaware Buckeye Riverside Stebbins 38, W. Carrollion 28 Valley 20 Sandusky Perkins 62, Bellevue 48 Marion Pleasant 68, Attica Seneca E. 38 Sparta Highland 49, Howard E. Knox 35 Massillon Perry 56, Canal Fulton Spencervole 45, Rockford Part<way 27 Northwest 47 Spring. Greenan 52, Spring. NE 46 McGuffey Upper Scioto Valley 67, Sunbury Big Walnut 40, Newarl< 32 Lafayette Allen E . 50 Thomas Worthington 64, Dublin Jarome Metamora Evergreen 55, W. Unity Hilltop 60 27 Tipp City Bethel 55, Lewisburg Tri· Mt. Notre .Dame 66, Ursuline Academy County N. 38 Tel. Ottawa Hills 55, Millbury Lake 51 36 N. Robinson Col. Crawford 61 , Morral Tel. Waite 64, Oregon Clay 53 Union Co., Ind. 65, Eaton 37 Ridgedale 34 Napoleon 56, Fairview 32 Upper Sandusky ~7, Bascom HopewellNapoleon 56, Sherwood Fairview 32 Loudon 24 .Van Wert Lincolnview 37, Van Wert 38 New Albany 65, Cois. Hamilton Twp . 52 · Westerville Cent: 47, Westerville S. 40 New Bremen 56, Ft. Loramie 52 Ohio Deaf 51, St. Rita School for the Wheeling Central. W.Va. 57, Shadyside Deaf 15 · 40 Pickerington Cent. 49, Lancaster 45, OT Wood .County Christian, W.Va . 28, Licking County .Christian 16 Pomeroy Meigs 47, Wahama , W.Va. 35 for Coach Mike Wolfe's crew. Wahama is slated to welcome neighboring Southern to the Bend Area on Saturday with junior varsity action to begin at 6:00 pm with varsity play to follow at 7:30pm. ·Wahama 49, South GaHia 39 S. Gallia 9 11 8 11 39 Wahama 8 14 15 12 49 WAHAMA - Justin Arnold 4 6· 7 14, Casey Harrison 4 0·0 9, Jordan Smith 4 0· 0 8, Garrett Underwood 3 1·2 7, Keith Pearson 3 0·2 6, Kerry Gibbs 1 0· 1 2, Josh Pauley 1 0·0 2, Brandon li'lowers 0 1·2 1, William Zuspan 0 0· 0 0, Rodney Bragg o o, Totals 20 8· 14·49. SOUTH GALLIA - Vance Failure 5 0· 2 10, Michah .Cardwell 3 0·0 8, Caleb McClanahan 3 2·2 8, Jacob Watson 2 0· 0 4, Tyler Duncan 2 0·0 4 , Justin Shelton 2 0·0 4 , Corey Small 0 1·2 1, Max Wild 0 0·0 0, thomas Cook 0 0'·0 0, John Paul Sebastian 0 0·0 0, Paul Banker 0 Q.O 0, Kevin Johnson 0 0·0 0, Totals 17 3·6 39. THREE POINT GOALS: WAHAMA (Harrison). South' Gallia 2 (Cardwell 2) O·o installed. Reaction to Rodriguez's departure has been intensely bitter among some fromPageBl Mountaineers fans. Gov. Joe Manchin, a felNow that the coach is def- low Marion County native, initely leaving, Riggs said ii said the coach is a "victim" was just a matter of time of high-priced sports before someone went after agents, while Sears the signs. Monument in Charleston So they are in storage, and put · the words "Coach Riggs said he plans to return Rodriguez" on one of the them to the resident who headstones displayed in a originally paid to have them shop window. 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Kenneth Hobbs II of Pomeroy and his wife, Vickie Hobbs, Oklahoma City, Okla. are named defendants in the lawsuit filed last week in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. It was filed by Attorney General Marc Da_n~ ·~ consumer protectton diVISIOn: Earlier th1s month, Kenneth Hobbs was sentenced in Meigs County Common Pleas Court to 18 months in prison on a charge of grand theft from an elderly person, for failing to deliver monuments paid for by customers of Meigs Memory 9ardens . and . his owp ~usmes s, Beautiful Memones Monuments. Hobbs was also orde~ed to pay ·$2?,0.00 m re,stltut~on to the VICtims. H1s w1fe, Vickie, has not been named in any criminal complaint. ln the complaint, Dann . said there is reasonable cause to believe the couple xiolated Ohio's consumer protection laws. "Defendants accepted money from consumers for the purchase of ~oods and serv1ces and perm1tte~ eight wee~s to . elapse . Without makmg sh1pment or deltvery of the goods or services _ SUspect ordered, making a full refund, or advising the consumer of the duration of an extended delay and offering to send the consumer a refund within two. weeks if the consumer so requested or furnishing similar goods or services of equal or greater value as a good faith substitute." Please see Lawsuit. AS Southern offering free breakfast to all students ' BY BETH S~OENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT<i!>MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM OBITUARIES Page A5 .• Elaine Harper, 91 • E. Louise Harrison, 90 • Ola stobart Hysell, 96 • Lois Musser, 70 • Cora Wo~e. 80 INSIDE • Family Medicine: Cold or flu? - When in doubt call your doctor. See Page A3 • Transfers posted. See Page A5 • Local Briefs. See Page A5 • For the Record. 8ee Page A5 •. OVCS students donate Christmas gifts. See Page A7 • Christmas program. See Page A7 ' POMEROY Pomeroy man "remains at large while charges of violating a protection order and kidnapping are pending · against him in Meigs County Court. According to the Pomeroy Police Department, Albert James Bradford, Jr., 34, Pomeroy, alle~edly kid· napped Natqsh1a Jackson; 24, Pomeroy, who was later found in Columbus, telling Columbus Police she was not abducted. The . Pomeroy Police Department said the saga began around 3 a.m. on Dec. II when Bradford was arrested by the department for felony domestic vio· · lence in relation to Jackson. Bradford was transported to the Southeast Ohio Regional Jail and was seen later that day in Meigs County Court where he was released 0 n an own recognizance bond and a protec· lion order was put in place on behalf of the victim, Jackson. The same day he was Meigs released · from County Court, the Pomeroy Police Department received a call from Jackson's mother at about 4 p.m. that led police to believe Jackson had been forced into a vehi· de with Bradford and they were headed for Columbus. WEATHER Please see Suspect. AS Charlene Hoenlch/photo Jane Harris of Dan's looks over the variety of items in the Pomeroy Merchants Association gift basket to be awarded Friday. Holiday·gift basket to be awarded P OMEROY Everything from a holiday sweatshirt to pretty earrings are included in the Pomeroy Merchant's Association's basket of gifts to be awarded Friday night. Annually the merchants contribute items for a the lucky winner.. Christmas gift basket and In the basket are numerous then invite their customers merchandise items including to sign up for the drawing. a cookbook, scrapbook supOn Friday evening slips plies, a purse, a Cat's Meow, from all the stores will be a Farmers Bank crock, a combined and someone ·bank,' a fabric sewing kit, and will draw out the name of · numerous gift certificates. MEMORIAL D·ONATION .... ..... Detail• on Pace AS INDEX 2 SECilONS - 16 PAGES Calendars A3 A3 Classifieds Bs-6 Annie's Mailbox Comics B7 ' Obituaries A4 · As As Places to go B3 Editorials Movies ' ' Sports B Section Weather AS © 2007 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. .,, ' ·'• A stenciled crock circa 1885-1895 has been donated to the Chester Courthouse Museum by Mike and Sharon Roberts in memory of Carol Freund Grueser. Carol was the wife of Walter "Wally" Grueser of Pom'eroy, longtime friend of Mike Roberts. The 16-gallon stone jar was manu· factured ih the pottery of Hamilton Jones , Greensboro, Pa. It is stenciled "J.A. Franz & Sons Staple and Fancy Groceries, Pomeroy, Ohio." Because of its size the stone jar is very rare and.highly collectible. The Roberts delivered the piece to the Chester Courthouse Saturday. Submitted photo• • RACINE - Like Meigs and Eastern before it, the Southern Local School District will be offering free breakfast to all district students beginning Monday, Jan. 7, 2008. Initially, Southern found the free breakfast program wouldn't be cost effective due to numbers sent to them from the state. Superintendent Tony Deem began looki'ng at these numbers more closely and found them · incorrect. The. correct numbers presented a whole different story. '"I know our district is very similar to Eastern. so I was curious as to why the program would work there and not here," Deem said. "What I found was that the figqres previously recorded to calculate the feasibility of the program were nearly doubling the costs and making tlje breakfast program appear to be a tremendous financial burden to implement. Once the right numbers were plugged in I saw the program would work and we actually could at least break even." In order to brelik even, Southern must have around 80 percent of its students participating in the program. Recent numbers · reflect 40 percent of students at the elementary school and 26 percent of students at the high school are eating breakfast on campus. These students reflect those that already receive free breakfast as well as reduced price breakfast· and students that pay full price. Students who . pay the full breakfast price currently are charged $1 and those on the reduced program pay 40 cents. With around 70 percent already eating breakfast at school, Deem is hoping free breakfast for all will entice more students to get the most important meal of- the day at schooL "The numOer of students who participate will be what , makes or breaks the program." Deem said. "The more meals we provide the cheaper it gets for the meaL" If the district could get 94 percent participation, projections show the district does more than break even but may end up in the black. It could do this because it already receives reimbursements from state and federal agencies for each . student that eats breakfast at schooL The district · currently receives $1.61 per student Ot:J the free breakfast program, $1'.31 per student on the reduced price program and 24 cents for students who pay the full price. Deem said serving breakfast currently, costs the district 61 cents per Plftse see Southem, AS " "'' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 19, 2007 harrison holliday mccumber young