http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/cdc2dd512d57821658658bb5199efe7a.pdf 38a1885f1b3d0d48a6c5288c056d0001 PDF Text Text Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, February 21, www .mydailysentinel.com 2006 Car bomb kills 22 in Syracuse upsets No. 14 West Virginia BY JOHN KEKIS 4SSOCI4TED PRESS SYRACUSE, N.Y. Terrence Roberts broke out of a three-game sl ump with 16 points and I 0 rebounds. and Syracuse beat No. 14 West Virginia 60-58 on Monday night. It was the fourth loss in · five games for West Virg(Iiia ( 18-8, 9-4 Big East), which ·won its first eight games in the conference. And it was the first victory o:ver a ranked team this season for Syracuse ( 19-8, 7-6), which had been reeling with fi ve losses in six games but has won three of its last four. · Eric . Devendorf had 17 points for the Orange, who won despite ·one of the worst shooting games in the Carrier Dome of senior guard Gerry McNamara's career. He finished with five points on 2of-1,4 shooting but had nine assists and his lone 3-pointer . gave him 372 for his career, ninth in NCAA history. Darryl Watkins had 10 points and nine rebounds. Roberts had a total of I 0 points and 12 rebounds in the three pre,:ious ga,mes. Kevin Pittsnogle led West Virginia with 20 points, and Patrick Beilein had 18. all on 3-pointers, including five in the first · half. Mike Gansey. who was 5-of'6 on 3-pointers against Connecticut on Saturday. missed all six of his shots from long range against the Orange and finished with .eigl}t points. · The Mountaineers, second in the NCAA with 10 3pointers per game, finished 12-for-33 from long range. Both teams were playing on just one day's rest, the Mountaineers coming off an 81-75 home loss to then-No . I Connecticut and the Orange fres.h from an important 79-66 home win over Louisville. After Watkins convened a give-and-go with McNamara to give Syracuse a 47-44lead midway through the second half, the lead changed hands three times before Pittsnogle hit a 3 to· tie it at 58-all with 3:57 left. But that was it for the Pittsnogle Mountaineers. missed twice, Gansey missed another, Joe Herber committed a turnover, and · Beilein missed from way behind the 3-point line as the Syracuse zone stretched the shOO\ers · Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ;;o l't-:NTS • Vol. 5ii, No. t :~4 . HOWARD ULMAN ASSOCIATED PRESS • Eagles fall down the stretch. See Page 81 BY BRtAN J. REED . BREED@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - With the May primary just six weeks away, Meigs County elections officials are making plans to train elections board staff. precinct poll workers and voters iri the use of the county's new election system . The familiar punch-card system used here for so long is j;One. In its place is an opttcal scan system which complies with the Helping All)eri ca Vote Act . Aq:ording to Rita Smith, Director of the Meigs ·county . Board of Elections, the new "state-of- FORT MYERS. Fla. - · He was the smooth voice of sports history, a welcome companion who brought listeners Ted Williams' last home run, the first Super Bowl and dozens of other drd!llatic moments. Curt Gowdy. ' who died Monday, told generations of Americans about the games they .loved from the broadcast booths a\ 13 World Series. 16 All-Star baseball games. numerpus Rose Bowls and the 1976 Montreal Olympics. · "He was the frrst superstar of sports television because he d.id all of the big events," veteran NBC broadcaster Dick Enberg said. "He's the last of the dinosaurs. No one will ever be the voice of so · many major events at the same time ever again." Gowdy died of leukemia at his winter home in Palm Beach. He was 86. It all started as he· sat on a box, with his. microphone on another box, for his first playby-play -. a six-man football game· i" Cheyenne, Wyo., in subzero temperatures m 1944. Before cable television spawned a new breed of announcer - those who use shouts and hip phrases instead of subdued sounds · and straightforward description Gowdy was . a star w.ho ,just wanted to tell a story. a wellliked man who staved that way as his fame grew. · He brought a warm feel to the broadcast lxioth, his com·mentary full of good· humor and enthusiasm. · He once said, "I uied to pretend that I was sitting in the stands with a buddy watching the game. poking him in . the ribs when something exciting happened .. I never took myself too seriously. An announcer is only as good as yesterday's performance." In his 1960 essay "Hub Fans Bid Kid Adieu," published in The New Yorker. John Updike said · Go.wdy sounded like "everybody's brother-in, Iaw." . Gowdy spent 15 years as the Boston Red Sox main play-byplay announcer from 19511965. He left the Red Sox for a I0-year stint as the baseball broadcaster on NBC's "Game of the Week" through 1975. He also covered many Super Bowls and NCAA basketball Final Fours. "He's certainly the greatest play-by-play person up to this point that NBC sports has ever had," NBC Universal Spprts chairman Dick Ebersol said from the Turin Olympics. ''He literally carried the sports divi sion at NBC for so many years on his back. ... He was a remarkable talent, and he was an · even more· remarkabl e human being." • An avid outdoorsman. the native of Green River. Wyo., also was host of the "American Sportsman" series on ABC from the early 1960s into the 1980s. On that program, former presidents Jrmmy · Carter and George ·H.W. Bush appe~rred in fishing segments. Others guests on · the fi shing ,and hunting show were Woliams. · quarter.back Terry Bradshaw. si nger Bing Crosby, actor Andy Griffith and comedian Jonathan Winters. George Bodenheimer. president ofESPN and ABC Sports . sa id Gowdy ' s contributions were "i ndelible ... He said Gowdy was a "pioneer in our . business and set the highest of standards for everyone in sports broadcasting." Winner of numerous broadcasting awards. Gowdy covered minor league baseball and Villanova to No. 2 did recreations of major league games on KOMA radio in Oklahoma. City., He later owned radio stations in BY JIM O'CONNELL Massachusetts. Wyoming, ASSOCIATED PRESS Florida and New Hampshire. In 1949, he joined Mel Allen Duke moved back to No. I in The Associated Press' to broadcast games of the New college basketball poll Monday, replacing the only other York Yankees and, two years team to hold the top spot this"season. . later. he· became the No. l The Blue Devils (25-1) were second to Connecticut broadcaster for the Red Sox. "His distinct voice was a the last four weeks and they went back on top following co mfort to a generation of the Huskies' loss to Villanova last week. baseball fans in New England Villanova (21-2) jumped from fourth to second and throughout the country," matching the highest ranking in school history - and commissioner Bud Selig said. Connecticut (23-2) dropped to No. 3. Memphis (24-2) "To fans in New England in fell one place to fourth in the shake-up at the top. the 1950s and '60s, his was the Being No. I is nothing knew to Duke, which received voice that told the stories of the 64 first-place votes and I ,789 points from the national Red · Sox to a generation of media panel. The Blue Devils were on top of the preseafans," said Charles Steinberg, son poll and then for the first I 0 polls of the regular seathe Red Sox' executive vice · ~ son until losing 87-84 at Georgetown on Jan. 21. president for public affairs. "He Duke, which has won eight ·straight and clinched at was the voice under the pil·least a share ·of the Atlantic Coast Conference's regularlow." . season title , has been No. l in I 08 polls. That total wis While youngsters curled up second to UCLA's 128 and well in front of Kentucky's beneath their sheets with a tran88, which is third. sistor radio tinder their pillows, "It's nice but it's a lot of fluff at this time of year," the players Gowdy told them about developed an admiration senior forward Lee Melchionni said. "We want to be No. for him. · I come April. That's our ultimate goal. the one we've Johnny Pesky, a former Red been pointing to since the stan of practice last fall." Sox infielder and now an 86Senior guard Sean Dcickery said being No. I isn't year-old . spring training something the team has talked much about. mstructor tor the team, spent "It means you're having a great regular season, but it his lasi seasons with the team won't mean anything once the regular season ends," he from 1949-52 with 'Gowdy said. "What we ' re trying to do is get better as a team broadcasting his games. every day." "He was in the clubhouse Villanova. which followed its 69-64 win over before the game. He was really C::onnecticut with a victory over Georgetown on Sunday, easy to speak to," Pesky said at has won 10 straight for the second time this season. The the Red Sox spring training Wildcats were No. I on three ballots and received I, 700 complex. "He dressed well. He points. was a peach of a guy." . Villanova was No. 2 for two weeks in December 1995, Gowdy became friends and its highest ranking in the AP poll. Being so close to the fished with Williams and made top spot hasn't come close to consuming the Wildcats. · the memorable call on the slugger's home run in his final "We hear it all the time, so you think about it because major league at bat on Sept. 28, everybody talks about it around here," Villanova coach 1960: · Jay Wright said. "We spend all our time with each other "Everybody quiet now here talking about, 'Forget about it.' It's such a mythical thing at Fenway Park after they gave and everybody talks about it" him a standing ovation qf two Conl)ecticut, which was No. I on four ballots, minutes knowing that this is bo.u nced back from the loss to Villanova by winning at probably his last time at bat," West Virginia on Saturday. It won't be . long for the Gowdy said. "One out, nobody Huskies to get a chance at paying back Villanova - the on, last of the eighth inning. tWO meet Sunday at C::onnecticut. Jack Fisher into his win(lup, Memphis, which won has 13 straight games, received here's the pitch. Williams one first-place vote. · · ·. swings and there's a long drive Gonzaga, which has also won 13 in a row and clinched to deep right' The ball is going at lea,s't a shllre· of its sixth straight West Coast and it is gone' A home run flk Conference regular-season title, remained fifth. Ted Williams in his last time at George Washington (22-1) holds the nation's longest bat in the major leagues!:' winning Streak at 14 games and the Colonials moved up · There also were descriptions remembered for less pleasant one place to sixth. It is their highest ranking since beipg reasons. a school-best No. 5 on Feb. 15, 1955. On Nov. 17, 1968, Gowdy Texas, which lost8 1.-60 at Oklahoma State on Sunday, brpadcast Oakland's 43-32 win dropped one spot to seventh and was followed by over the New York Jets in Illinois, Pittsburgh and Tennessee. . · which .the Raiders won with Boston College was No. II followed by Florida, Ohjo two touchdowns in the last State, West Virginia, North Carolina State, Kansas, minute. He described those Washington, Michigan State, UCLA and Iowa. . plays. not knowing viewers . The final teams in the poll were North Carolina, didn't see mem because NBC Oklahoma, Georgetown and LS U, while Northern Iowa had cut awar to fulfill . a conand Nevada tied for 25th. tractual obligation to show · "Heidi," the classic children's story. He called the last of his I0 consecutive World Series in 1975 between Cincinnati and Boston, then was replaced by Joe Garagiola. During Game 3, he and broadcast partner Tony Kubek said umpire Larry Barnett should have called Reds . pinch-hitter Ed Armbrister o'ut t'or interfering with catcher Carlton Fisk, a I Oth-innin~ bunt that led to Ci ncinnati s victory. NBC said its decision to replace Gowdy didn 't result · from Barnett's statement that Gowdy and Kubek were responsible for death threats against him and his family. . If Gowdy called a same, Enberg said, ')ou knew II was a maJor event. Gowdy broadcast part . of a Red.Sox game at Fen way Park . in 2003 as part of an ESPN promotion and was honored there last Aug. 28 before a game. He was inducted into the broadcast wing of the Baseball Hall of Fame 111 1984 and into the , American Sportscaster's Hall of Fame in 1985. The Curt Gowdy State Park was established in Wyoming in 1971 . . AP photo Ohio State's Kim Wilburn. left, passes the ball around Michigan State's Rene Haynes during the first half of an NCAA basketball game Monday in Columbus. Foster wins 600th as Lady Buckeyes inch closer to Big Ten. title the-art" system will actually · be easier for ·most voters to use than the old sysem. "Voters may have an image of some sort of complicated computer system, but they will use. a black ink pen, a paper ballot form, and an optical scanner which reads their votes," Smith said. "That's all there is to the system." Much like the familiar "bubble sheets" used in standardized testing, the paper ballots employed by the new elections system wtll use oval circles to record votes. Accord.ing to .Smith, voters will feed their ballots into the optical scanner, which will tabulate votes and store them on a memory card, which a designated presiding judge will return to the board office at the end · of the day. · "The system will count votes as people cast votes,"· Smith said . The most dramatic change from the old system to the new is the ability to count votes at the precinct level a requirement of HAVA, the federal elections reform systern passed after t.he 2000 presidential election scandal. Board staff will receive training in both hardware and softWare operations, and the system's vendor, ES&S, will train pollworkers before games. The marl!in was the largest in the senes over the last 15 meetings, dating to COLUMBUS - No. 600 1999: Brandle Hoskins added 14 wasn't a whole lot different froth the 599 that preceded it points. seven rebounds and for coach Jim Foster. five assists, · with Debbie Moments after his sixth- M·errill tossing in 13 points in ranked Buckeyes rolled over the battle of lastyear's BigTen No. 14 Michigan State 69-38 co-champions. No one scored more than on Monday night, the Ohio State coach was downright seven points for the Spartans humble about what his 600th (20-8, 10-5), who hit JUSt 29 ' career victory meant to him. . percent of their shots from the · "It just means I've had very field and were 1-of-13 on 3good players and assistant pointers. 1]1ey came in as the coaches," he said. ''Anybody conference's No. 3 team in who doesn't understand that is scoring !It 69.9 points per looking at a fool in the mirror game: This time the Buckeyes led every dayi' Foster, now 600-252 in 28 by as many as 34 points in the seasons at Saint Joseph's, second half and were able to Vanderbilt and the last four at go to their bench in the final Ohio State, was presented the minutes. They host No. 12 game ball by hrs players · at Purdue on Thursday night with midcourt as the game ended. a chance to clinch their first They tousled his hair, they pat- outright Big Ten title since ted him on the back. · · 1987. "Coach Foster is a pretty "Our focus in this game was . special guy, a great coach and a: to execute our offense and great guy," said Je ssica defense and to play our type of Davenport, who scored 18 of game," Davenport said. Davenport had a big tina her 22 points as the Buckeyes (23-2, 13-1 Big Ten) built a 19- · half despite being cornered by porn! lead at the half. :'To be a three defenders almost . every part of his coaching legacy is a time she touched the ball. Her great thing." · teammates . continually The Buckeyes blitzed the dumped lob passes in over Spartans (20-8, 10-5), who had defenders who were fronting lost on a last~second her. leaving the 6-foot-5 firstDavenport shot a month ago in team All-American to shoot East Lansing. layups. "Sometimes you hear coach- · "Jess is ·calling for the ball es sit back and talk about why more and we know if we get their team didn't play well . I' d her established then it opens like to give credit to Ohio things up for everything else." State," Michigan State coach Ohio State forward Debbie Joanne McCallie said. "They Merrill said. outplayed us, outfought us, When the Spartans dropped oi.Jthustled us, outcoached us back behind her. she showed - outeverythinged us." her touch from 12 feet. Three It was the Buckeyes' · 14th times she caught bounce passwin in a row and came over a es , pivoted · awa y from the team which had won its iast six defender and hit bank shots .. RUSTY MILLER ASSOCIATED PRESS HOLZER CLINIC Urgent Care Open 7 Days a week, with convenient locations in: Gallipolis Jackson Athens Meigs 740.992 ..0060 Medical Excellence. LOcal Caring: Everywhere the May 2 · primary, Smith said . Voter training may involve visits to civic organizations · and · meetings, and displays at local supermarkets and other businesses. The system has at least one practical advantage for the voter. In the event· of an "undervote," where a voter has missed a race or issue and not cast a .ballot. or an "overvote," where a voter votes for two candidates in the same · race, the system will notify the voter. ln that case, the voter can request a new ballot and correct the problem, Smith said. The new system. including hardware and software for the board's office, optical scanners for each voting location , and special equipment for disabled voters, cost about $221.000, Smith said. The Ohio Secretary of State has provided $9,000 to the oounty for training efforts. The local board has begun to centralize. some voting precincts. In Middleport . and Pomeroy. voters who were · visiting three separate voting locations moved to one central voting locati.on in November. The new elec.tions equipment, however, will allow poll workers in · ihose centralized locations to track . votes by · precinct, Smith said. ' Reed named to state bank commission ' BY "'"" · "'"lail~"· ntind. n'"' \VEDNFSIMY, 11 EBH.l1i\RY :n, 2006 Smith:.New voting system.easier for most voters SPORTS Curt Gowdy dies at 86 Duke back at No. 1, BY New store opens, A3 Iraqi capital, deadliest attack in a month, A2 on the perimeter. Roberts. who had given the Orange a 58-55 lead with a dunk over Pittsnogle, took a feed from McNamara and hit a hook in the lane with 2:25 remaining for what turned out to be the winning basket. West Virginia, with only three team fou Is, committed three more after McNamara missed a drive to the hoop with · 39 seconds left, but Beilein missed a 3 with 5..1 seconds left. McNamara, the ·best free throw shooter' ih Big ·Easi history, missed the front end of a 1-and-1 with 1.8 seconds left, but he got the rebound amid four West Virginia players and the clock expired. It was the Orange's eighth straight win over West' Virginia . OBITUARIES BY BRIAN J. REED BREEO@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Page AS • Allah Teaford MIDDLEPORT- Paul M. Reed .of Middleport has been named to the Ohio Banking Commission. .. · Governor ijob Taft announced Reed'.s appointment with those· of other • Rescue workers members of the Banking Commission and other .state searching for trapped boards on Monday. 'ininers1make slow progress The ·Banking Commission in Mexico .. See Page A2 recomnwnds to the Superintenden! of Banks its . • Racine group takes part on the issuance of proposals · in 30-hour fast certificates to form new · . Paul Reed See Page A3 banks, the examinations of banks, conducts hearings for president and chief executive • McClure offers art Charlene Hoeftlchjphotos the removal of bank directors officer of Farmers Bank and workshop at Riverb~lld Arts Dale Colburn and Dave Schatz, left, work on removing.the old lathe and plaster on an interior or officers when the.occasion Savings Co., and is a board partition installed lang after the Chester Academy's construction in 1839. The emphasis now Council. See Page AS demands , and establishes member of Farmers Bank is on getting down to the original boards so that reconstruction can begin when funding limits and regulations regard- and Farmers Bancshares, Inc. • Student certified as becomes available . ing banking procedures He is also active in civic technology specialist. which affect other banks. affairs, . serving as president See Page AS Members are compensated of the Meigs . County Improvement for their expenses only, Taft Community • Bowers retires from . · Corporation and the said. Holzer Hospice.. Development Reed was appointed to the Middleport See' Page AS commission for a term end- Group, and as an active ing Jan. 31, 2009, replacing member ofthe Meigs County Charlotte Martin, whose term Chamber of Commerce. BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM He and his wife, Laurie, expired. He is a Pomeroy native and a graduate of have two children, Katie and CHESTER -· While work Ohio University. . He is the Ben. of restoring and renovating the Chester Academy building has slowed for the winter, expectations are that it will move into high gear come sprmg. The Academy built iri 18 ~9 stands on a lot adjacent to the .one occupied by the oldest standing courthouse in the state of Ohio, with both overlooking the Chester Commons. The land for both historic structures was donated by Meigs pioneer Levi Stedman. . Restoration of the Chester Courthouse was completed several years ago. and now the goal of the Chester-Shade . Historical Association is to see the completion of the Beth sercent/ plloto Academy work within the Join ing biological science teacher Ann Oh linger (far left) are . next few years . . best of class winners from the 2006 Southern High School Meanwhile. fund raising is Science Fair (from left) Ivy Dunn . Jaime .Warner. Ryan Lane continuin g as the ChesterBeegle , John Fisher. John Bentz. Not pictured: Mallory Hill. Shade Historical Society moves toward raising more money to be used for the Delalla on Page A2 required · 50 percent local Bill Sorden. right, and Sob Ritchie remove the covering on 'Cme match to gai n access to feder- of the original post~ on the main floo~ of the Academy. al funds of $235,000 awarded in the· "Save America's Treasures Grant". a part of BY BETH SERGENT . the 2004 interior 2 SEcnoNs- 12 PAGES BSERGENT®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Appro]lriations Bill. · Calendars A3 Various fund raisers have ' RACINE - Competing well at a science fair is not only been held ·and donations. Classifieds B3-4 gifts, a nd gran t moni c's, have about hard work but creativity as Southern High School student' recently demonstrated. · . to that local Comics Bs contributed The ~006 Southern High School Science Fair saw 117 match allowing a portion of entrie' and ;ix be st of show winner; : These best of show winDear Abby A3 the federal grant to be ners arc now qualified 10 compete at the Ohio University secured for continuing work Science Fair' and if they do well there. they may move on to the Academy. . Editorials A4 · onBut >tate >L'icncc fair in Columbus . . the more money is needed Student> fro111 grade' nine through 12 competed in the that the work ~an move Obituaries As so event ·now in it> second vcar. forward thi s spring. To date Best of show winnerS: their nll\'gories and creative experiB Section the roof has. been .replaced ·Sports ments were a; follows : and the walls aml foundation ~1allof) Hill in the health science category for her experiWeather A2 INSIDE RENOVATION .ON CHESTER ACADEMY PROGRESSING ..•.BUf StOWLY WEATIIER Southern High School Science Fair fl1ll of creativity INDEX . © :mob O~lo \nile)' I l~uhlishing Cu. Please see Academy. AS 1839 Chester Academy • ' f Piuse SM Science. AS i �PageA2 · ·NATION • WORLD located, authorities . Car bomb kills 22 in Iraqi capital, Mladic negotiating his surrender deadliest attack in a month .The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, February 22,2006 · Community Calendar ·Public meetings Kostunica. told the AP in a statement that Mladic had not · ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER been arrested. He called the BELGRADE, Serbia- report a "manipulation" to Montenegro - War ·crimes attempt to derail the governfugitive Gen. Ratko Mladic, 'ment's efforts to detain the accused of genocide and wartime Bosnian Serb armv crimes against humanity commander, who has been on stemming from the Bosnian the run since the 1990s. war, has been located and In Washington , State authorities are negotiating hi s Department · deputy surrender, a top state security spokesman Adam Ereli said official said Tuesday. M ladic "continues to be a Mladic was located bur "he fugitive from justice." When has not yet been arrested," the asked if Mladic had been ofticial, ·who is close to the · ·arrested or apprehended, Ereli operation to locate Mladic, replied he was not aware of told The Associated Press. He either occurring. The conflicting reports spoke on condition of anonymity because he wa s caused confusion in Belgrade·. not authorized to speak to the There have been ·numerous , media. incorrect reports in the past The state news agency th<it Mladic was captured. Tanjug reported that Mladic Mladic is wanted· by the was arrested in Belgrade and 'U.N. war crimes tribunal on being taken to a U .S.-run air genocide charges for allegedbase for transport to the U.N. ly orchestrating Europe's war crimes tribunal : . worst carnage since World The private Beta new s War II and for other crimes. agency said Mladic was during Bosnia's 1992"95 war. found on.Cer Mountain, about Serbia faces renewed inter_60 miles west of Belgrade on national isolation if it fails to the border with Bosnia. Beta extradite Mladic to the U.N. did not ci'te its source. Earlier, . tribunal in .The Hague, the Belgrade,based agency Netherlands . reported . that "an operation European Union officials was in progress to locate'' have warned that Serbia's ini• Mladic. It also did not name tial· talks on joining the 25the source of that information. nation t\loc could be frozen The prime m1mster' s unless Mladic is handed over spokesman denied the Tanjug by the end of February. Officials at the EU, NATO · report that Mladic was ·arrested. and The Hague said, they had' Srdjan Djuric, spokesman no information about· for Prime Minister Vojislav · JVIIadic's reported arrest. Wednesday, Feb. 22 · CHESHIRE - Board of Directors of Gallia'- Meigs Community Action Agency, il'oon, Cheshire oft1ce. ~ SYRACUSE Syracuse Pool Commit~e. 6 p.m., home of Bob Wingett. All citizens who wish to help are asked to attend. MIDDLEPORT Middleport Council building and planning committee, 2 p.m. village hall. BY DUSAN STOJANOVIC BY ROBERT H. REID ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER BAGHDAD, Iraq - A car bomb exploded Tuesday on a street packed with shoppers in a Shiite area of Baghdad. · killing 22 people and wounding 28, police said. It was the deadliest bomb attack in the Iraqi capital in a month . Terrified children screamed and several women wailed for their dead. crying, ",the terrorists, may God p\lnish them." Shattered bits of fruits and vegetables from vendors' pushcarts lay scattered on the street amid pools of blood. At least eight other people were killed and more than 30 injured Tuesday in bombings and shootings elsewhere in Baghdad and in attacks on beauty parlors and liquor stores- symbols of Western in Baqouba influence northeast of the capital. The car bombing oc;curred 'shortly before S p.m. in a Shiite corner of Dora. a predominantly Sunni Arab district of Baghdad and one of the most dangerous parts· of the city - rocked ·almost daily by bombings, ambushes and assassinations. Police Maj. Gen. Mahdi aiGharawi said the bomb was ·detonated by remote control and an Iraqi suspected of triggering the device had been arrested . Claims of early · arrests in bombin g cases often prove premature . . Another policeman, Ist Lt. Maitham Abdui-Razaq, said the blast apparently was aimed at a police patrol but missed its target. killing and maiming shoppers strolling · :with their families along a :street lined with appliance :shops and fruit amj vegetable ·Stalls. : It was the deadliest bomb:ing in Baghdad since .Jan. 19, ·when a suicide attacker blew :himself up in a coft·ee shop, :killing 22 people and injuring :23. . : The Dora bombing was the ·second major attack in as :many days against a Shiite :target in the capital. Twelve :people died Monday when a ·suicide bomber detonated an :explosives . belt on a bus in :the heavilv Shiite district of :Kaziiniyali. · · At least 969 · Iraq is have :been killed in war-related , AP Photo Friends and relatives attend the funeral ceremony of the Iraq i national council spokesman Haj Saad Jara llah, in Baghdad . Tuesday. Jarallah was killed by unknown gunmen in the western Baghdad neighborhood of Ghaza liyah. violence this year and at least Iraqi soldiers had detained 18 ic Iraq." Straw's comments fol986 have be.en wounded, pol icemen who had seized according to an Associated two men for unknown rea- lowed a blunt warning Press count. , sons. AI-Askari . added that Monday by U.S. Ambassador However. larae-scale one of the men who were Zalmay Khalilzad that Iraqis attacks against civilians have held captive by the 18 was a risk losi ng international su pdeclined in recent weeks .police officer from the most, port if key ministries end up amid widespread public criti- ly Shiite southern city of Kut. in the hands of politicians cism. including from Sunnis The ·rmerior Ministry has with ties to militias. · clerics and others sympathet- denied running or sanction"We are not going to invest ic to the Sunni-dominated ing death squads. On the . resources of the insurgency. . Thursday, however, the min- American people and ·build Some Sunni insurgerit istry announced an investiga- forces that are run by people groups are believed. to be tion into alleged death squads who are sectarian" and tied to holding back to give · Sunni after U.S. military officials the militias, Khalilzad said. Arab politicians a chance to announced .the arrest last A coalition of Shiite negotiate concessions from month of 22 policemen who Muslim religious parties won Shiites mid Kurds during were about to kill a Sunni 130 of the 275 seats in the talks on a new government .. Arab north of Baghdad. new parliament, and Shiite However, talks among parAlso Tuesday. British leaders insist their strong ties that won parliamentary Foreign Secretary Jack Straw . showing in the election gives seats in the Dec. IS elections lent his voice to international them the right to control key have bogged down because calls for a broad-based gov- ministries. of fundamental ·differences ernment, telling Iraqi leaders A Kurdish alliance won 53 among Shiite, . Sunni Arab in Baghdad that "no party, no seats and two Sunni Arab and Kurdish politicians. ethnic or religious grouping blocs together took 55 seats U.S. officia ls believe a· can dominate" the 'next gov-· - a maJor .mcrease over government capable of win- ernment. Sunni representation in the ning the trust of all commu'"It is u crucial moment outgoing parliament. nities is essential so the today for the people of Iraq," Sunni Arabs have accused United States can hand over Straw told reporters after the .Shiite-run Interior more security responsibility meeting President Jalal Ministry of kidnapping and · to the Iraqis and begin send- . Talabani. "The international murdering Sunni civilians, a ing the . I 38.000 American community, · particularly charge the ministry denies. troops h<;>me this year. those of us who played a part Shiites and Kurds dominate On Tuesdav, Mohammed in liberating Iraq, obviously the army and police, while ai -Askari, a Defense Ministry have an interest in a. prosper- most of the insurgents are spokesman. ·. confirmed that . ous and stable and democrat- Sunni Arabs. · BY OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER · SAN .JUAN DE SABI:NAS , Mexico - Rescue :workers searching for 65 :coal miners trapped deep beneath the desert scrub of northern Mexico made excruciatingly slow progress Tuesday, working with picks and shovels as anguished · relatives demanded information. · More than two days after a gas explosion filled tunnel s with fallen rock, · wood and metal, re~cuers have found no sign of the workers either dead or alive- in the Pasta de Conchas mine, · :about 85 miles southwest of ·Eagle Pass, Texas. : Crews )'learing gas masks AP Photo ·and oxygen · tank s got Relatives of trapped miners comfort each other after mine offithrough_one wall. of debris, cials briefed friends and family outside of the Pasta de only to encounter another . about 1,800 feet in si de the Conchas No. 8 coal mine in San Juan de Sabinas. Mexico, .tunnel early Tue sday. At Tuesday. Digging to reach 65 miners trapped·more than a mile ·least two conveyer bclt.oper- undergound after a gas explosion has slowed due to poor air : ators may be just beyo nd the quality in the tun nel. . wall, but most of the other miners were thou gh! to be as ery could spark more explo- news paper said 0 " asked far as one to three miles sion s. rescuer' have had to Salvador Estrada. whose use picks and shovel; to son-in -la w is trapped in the from the mine \ entrance. A power outage briefly move tons of fallen dirt. mine. speaking to ·state Civil Pi·otection Director Arturo struck the ventilation system rock . wood and 111 etal. The min er~ re lati ve~ Vilchi >. "The newspaper i·s that officials were coun ting pn to pump fresh air to any begged for ;my information. saying cve ry(; ne .i > dead. · Wh o gave tha t information'' \SUrviv-ors. but a · backup - no matter how bad. tell u; and get it mer "Just Why are they saying that'?" diesel generator quickly · with." said Maria Trinidad Vil chis >a id officia ls kick ed in and kept the fans going until power w.as Camu. who ha; campe d out "can' t specu late. on the conrestored. sa id Ja vier de Ia at th e ' ite awJitin a word or dition of the miners ." . Fuente. an engineerin g con- h.er 12-vea r-old ~o n Raul Neither cuul.d de Ia Fuente, ·tractor with the mine 's Vil l a;an~ . "Why don ' t you who has 48 years of experitell U\ the truth'.' If it wa; ence in mining. ·owner. Grupo Mexico. . Each miner carried tanks something awful. OK , bu't .. Asked if the miners might .with six. hour; of oxyge n al we arc "rong enough to take be alive . he replied: "Can the time of the blast and it i I. .. you tell me what lottery ·was impossible to know if Some pani cked upon see- number i\ go ing to win ~nybody. was recei1·ing air in g " banne r headline in tnn ig ht? lhrou gh ve ntil11 tion shafts Tuesday' ' local Qewsraper. Th e trapped miners may end oxygen tunks that were La Prensa· de M o n cluv<~ ..thal not be together. They were scattered throughout · th e _quoted a· surviving miner a.s in>talling wooden and metal \ayi ng: 'They <1re su rely supporh in 'the top three of mine . official\ \a id . Becau se of fears that elec- dead ." four recently du g extcnsiom tric or gas' powcred machin"Diu yo u 'cc "ha l I he of th e mine when the ga> Thursday, Fe~]. 23 . RACINE Southern Local Board of Education, 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 27 \'ORTLAND Lebonan Township Trustees, 7 p.m. at th~ township building. Clubs and organizations •• the upper 20s. West winds 10 to 15 mph. Friday and Friday night...Partly cloudy. Highs in the mid 40s. Lows il) the . upper 20s. , Salurday ... Partly cloudy with a chance of· rain show. ers. Highs in the lower 40s : Chance of rain 30 percent. Saturday night through Monday.,.Partly cloudy. Cold . Lows around 20 . Highs around 30. Monday night . and Tuesday ... Partly cloudy. Lows aroun{] I0 above. Highs in -the lower 30s. Wednesday ... Most! y cloudy. A chance of snow in the morning. Highs · in the mid 40s. South winds around · 5 mph. Chance of snow 50 percent. VVednesday night...Mostly cloudy in the .evening ... Then becoming part! y cloudy. Lows in the lower 30s. West winds around 5 mph. Thursday ... Partly cloudy. Highs around 50. West winds 15 to 20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph. Thursday night...Partly cloudy. Cold with lows in VVednesday,Feb.22 POMEROY - Middleport Lions Club noon luncheon at the Senior Citizens Center. · · HARRISONVILLE Harrison ville Lodge 41 I , F&AM, special meeting . Work in· the Master Mason degree · in preparation for inspection, 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 25 HARRISONVILLE Annual ,inspection of Harrisonville Lodge 411, F&AM. Dinner 6:30 p.m. followed by inspection in the Master Mason Degree . Take . non-perishable food item for the Grand Master's . Food Drive. Youth events Saturday, Feb. 25 RUTLAND Rutland ball sign ups, 10 a.m to 2 p.m . at the Rutland 'Fire Department. Also Feb. 28 from 6 to .9 p.m. Church events Bledsoe, T. R. Preston, Echmel Smith, Dennis Weaver. Special singing. MIDDLEPORT Forgiven Four will be singing at the Middleport Church of the Nazarene 7 p.m. Public invited. Refreshments. MIDDLEPORT Nationally known evangalist Harry Wingler. 7 p.m., Abundant Grace Ministries, 923 South Third Avenue. Sunday, Feb. 26 LANGSVILLE l'he Gracemen sing at 10:30 a.m. at the Langville Christian Church. A butTe! dinner will follow the · moring worship service .. Public welcome, POMEROY - Frontline Quartet from St. Albans, W. Ya., 10:30 a.m .. Laurel CliffFree Methodist Church. MIDDLEPORT Nationally known evangalist Harry Wingler, I0 a.m. and 7 p.m. , Abundant Grace Ministries, 923 South Third Avenue . Monday, Feb. 27 . RACINE - . Racine United Methodist Church UMW will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Ladies to take i terns for gift baskets for shutins. Wednesday, March I MIDDLEPORT Middleport First Presbyterian Church , 5 p.m . Ash Wednesday service. Public invited. Pastor James Snyder. WILKESVILLE Wilkesville First Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m. Ash Wednesday service. POMEROY - St. Paul Lutheran Church Ash Wednesday worship serVices, 7 p.m. Imposition of ashes wil be vailable for those who want them. Public invited. ' mentally ill her mother was, which wa' proven to be true by the fact she committed >uidde while Patty was in jail. Explain that her mother may have thought you >aid Dear she <Patty) needed instituAbby . tionalization , but that she - - - - • was "'onfu,ed." What you really said was that PaHy should be evaluated to determine the cause of her mood . ication.. She ·has gotten mad swings, . and to determine if at Jan and literally beaten there wa s medication she him ·up . The last'lime it hap- could take to calm them: Frankly, I, too, am con,pened, Ian ended up · with scratches on his face and a cernep for the baby's wellarge bite on his upper arm. fare , Because Patty becomes Patty was arrested and had to violent when she "loses . it."' it might be safer if your son spend four days in jail. In the mea'ntime. her moth- has lega l custody of the chi ld er, "~ Liz," came over tO Jan's until hi s girlfriend becomes house and proceeded to tell more stable . I recommend . that you and lan explore that me about Patty's life. Before \his all happened. option with a lawyer NOW. DEAR ABBY: I am curPatty told me she didn't want me to meet Liz because rently pregnant with a child I .she was "crazy.·· While Patty cannot keep. I have chosen was in jail, Liz told her that adoption, and the parents I had said Patty needed 10 be will be a childhood friend of institutionalized. What I did mine · and her hu sband, . with say was that Patty needs to whom I am living . My question · is. I know be ANALYZED. Her mother also said that lan ·s house has thefe >hould be a baby show"bad spirits" in it. Now Patty er. But should I attend? And refuses to move back home if so. should I bring a gift 0 - ."VI'' IN NEW JERSEY with my son. Abby, this girl needs a lot DEAR "VI": I see no reaof understanding and help , son why you should not but how can I help her if she attend the shower . if you thinks I said all these bad wish. However. no gi ft things about her? A horri.ble should be necessary. You . are thing happened while Patty already bringing the most was in jail. Her mother important gift of all. killed herself. What can I do Dear Abby is written by to help hei" I know imd Abigail Van Buren, . also. understand her special needs. known as Jeanne Phillips, I want to be there for her and was founded by her and the baby. Can you help mother, Pauline Phillips. me' - CAR ING GRAND- Write Dear · Abby at MOTHER-TO-BE www.DearAbby.com or P.O. . DEAR CARING: Remind Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA Patty that. she told you how 90069. New store opens .. Kroger- 20.06 NSC- 50.20 Oak Hill Financial - 30.86 OVB-25.50 BBT -39.62 Peoples - 28.98 Pepsico - 58.84 Premier- 16 Rockwell - 69.86 Rocky Boots - 23.05 Sears - 120.31 Wai-Mart- 45.,7 4 Wendy's - 56.91 Worthington - 19.81 I Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. clQslng quoteli of the previous day's tmnsactlons, provided by Smith Financial Advisors of Hilliard Lyons In Gallipolis. · • Joy Kocmoudj photo Submitted photo Memoers of CSI and thei r leaders prepare for their food free adventure at the Racine United Methodist Churc~ during their 30- hour fast for World Vi~ion. Racine group takes part in 30-hour fast • RACINE - Members of .the Christians Serving and Inspiring (CSI) took part in World Vision's 30 Hour Famine to raise awareness and money to fight global hunger. Twelve members of the group and four adult leaders began fasting after their lunch on Feb. I 7. 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Richard Ell.i ott. district manager of Mattress Warehouse , Kim King. graphic des1gner, Amy McGuire, Holzer Clinic, and Ryan Smith. chamber president. · · from Racine raised $1.458.01 for the cause. The youth · also created craft projects and delivered them to nursing homes as part of a community service project. ·:1 enjoyed visiting the people at the nursing home . I had a lot of fun · and felt good abOut what we rai sed." CSI member Cat. Maynard · said. ~~'Pfac~ f@ ~ tif' T/tilng~ f@ . 1-800-551 -7658 taste of what thousands of people ·. face every day, Prior being hungry. tu · the fast, youth asked people · to sponsor them during their. fast with donations. All of the money collected went to World Vi sion and to feed those m need. Through World · Vision. one dollar will feed one child for one day. The CS I team Coming ThursdC3J.}~ the 1 · Pick one up today at a senior . center, library, or PAR MAR Store · in the affected water disbicts only. --·--- - _,___ Courtney Sim, 992-6626. POMEROY - Caring and Sharing Support Group, I pi.m . at the meigs Senior Center. Topic of discussion, cardiac vascular disease. TUPPERS PLAINS VOW 9053, 7 p.m . at the hall in Tuppers Plains. REEDSVILLE Riverview Garden Club, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Nola : Spires. Members to take fruit for ~asket to be delivered to shutin. DEAR ABBY: What should I have . said to my new 24-year-old stepdau~h­ ter who started · bawl1ng when her father and I told her that we had eloped? She wasn't crying out of happiness, or even disappointment that she hadn't been invited. In fact, the first thing out of her mouth was to ask her father, "Did you make her sign a pre-nup?" · Abby, I have never in my life felt so humiliated and offended by someone else's rude behavior. If we hadn't been out to dinner, I would have left immediately. She was sobbing uncontrollably at the table. But I held my head high and forced a smile ' for the rest of the meal. Now I'm not really sure h.ow I shou ld act toward her. Before her father and l married, l thought we hac! a very friendly relationship. I never imagined a reaction like the one she had. I feel it was rude, tacky, inappropriate 11nd cruel. Part of me never wants to see her again. Any suggestions? - CRUSHED . IN CALIFORNIA ' DEAR CRUSHED: I don 't blame you for feeling her behavior was rude, tacky, inappropriate and cruel. But you are all "family" now, and face it, you will be seeing her again. So my recommendation is to recognize that she was shocked, and forgive her candor and loss of control. But don't forget it. . DEAR ABBY: My son, "lan," has a girlfriend. "Patty," who is 5 1/2 months pregnant. Pany is bipolar, but she is not being treated for it and. will. not take med- Ltd. -23.30 .Your •JHPROJEa ...._..........._....,....~-~...;r.od 2006 Local stocks ACI- 76,62 AEP -36.16 Akzo- 51.55 Ashland Inc. - 65.39 BLI-14.04 . exploded at about 2:30 a.m. Bob Eva115 --, 29.16 Sunday, filling the tunnels BorgWarner _: 56.54 with toxic fumes. CENX-37.30 At least a dozen other Champion - 5.36 workers near the entrance Chanlllng Shops - 13.58 were .able to escape with City Holding - 36.56 broken bones and burns. Col- 52.72 U.S. mining experts were · DG -17.35 ex.pected to join the increas- DuPont - 41.66 ingly desperate search, said Federal Mogul - .37 Juan Rebolledo, vice presi- USB - ·30.22 dent of international affairs Gannett - 62.23 for mine owner Grupo General Electric - 33.36 Mexico SA de CV., but •he GKNLY- 5.35 wasn't sure when they would Harley Davidson - 52.26 JPM - '40.70 arrive. CCnilc:tod by ' Wednesday, February 22, News of couple's marriage brings daughter to tears Friqay, Feb. 24 MIDDLEPORT Nationally known evangalisr Harry Wingler, 7 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 23 Abundant Grace Ministries , RACINE - American. 923 South Third Avenue. Legion Aux.iliary Post 602 regular meeting, 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 25 . POMEROY ·_ . Alpha Iota PORTER - · Services 6 Masters to have II :30 a.m. · p.m. at Clark Chapel FWB luncheon at Wildhorse Cafe. Church, Mike Harmon POMEROY Meigs preaching, singers welcome. County American Cancer BIDWELL - Special serSociety Taskforce ·meeting, vices 6:30p.m. at the Poipilar noon, basement conference Ridge FWB Church, off 554. room, Pomeroy Library, Tag-team style preaching to lunch provided, RSVP with include Bill Banks, Kenneth Local weather :Rescue workers searching for trapped miners make slow progress in Mexico ' I 0 PageA3 BYTHE .B END .T he Daily Sentinel e~ < stmg Qmo Vflllll y B.tnk !lccO.mts !Ire "g ,. �The Daily Sentinel PageA4 OPINION Wednesday, February 22, • Wednesday, February 22; The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Chaflene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecti!Jg an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or.abridging the freedom of speech, or of tire press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition tire Government for a redress of grievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday. Feb. 22, the 53rd day of 2006. There are 312 days Jefrin the year. Today's Highlight in History: On Feb .. 22. 1732, the first president of the United States,' George Washington, was born at his parents' plantation in the Virginia Colony. On this date: · · In 1819. Spain ceded Florida to the United States. In 1879, Frank Winfield Woolworth opened a 5 cent store in Utica, N.Y. · In 1889, President Cleveland signed a bill to adfTlit the Dakotas, Montana and Washington state to the Union. In 1892. "Lady Windennere's Fan." by Oscar Wilde, was first perfonned. at London's ·St. James's Theater. In 1924, Calvin Coolidge delivered the first presidential radio broadcast from the White House . . In 1935. it became illegal for airplanes to fly over the White House. ' . In 1973, the United Stl!tes and Conununist China agreed to establish liaison offices. ' In 1980, the United States Olympic hockey team upset the Soviets at Lake.Placid, NY., 4-3. (The U.S team. went ort to win the gold medal.) In 1984, a 12-year-old Houston boy known publicly only as ''David," who'd spent most. his life in a plastic bubble because he ' had no immunity to disease. died 15 days after being· removed from the bubble for a bone-marrow transplant. In 1987. pop anist Andy Warhol died at a New York City hospital ill age 58. . · Five years ago: President Bush held his first full-fledged presidential news conference, in which he defended his tax-cutting and budget-tightening plans and gave FBI director Louis Freeh a vote of confidence following the arrest of veteran ·agent Robert Hanssen on spying charges. A U.N. war crimes :tribunal convicted three Bosnian Serbs st;mding trial on charges of rape and torture in the frrst case of wartime se)<ual enslavement to go before an international court. . · One year ago: A powerful eartljquake struck centr.illran, killing more than 600 people. A Virginia mail was charged with plotting with al-Qaida to kill President Bush. (Ahmed Omar Abu Ali was convicted on all counts in November 2005.) Buckingham Palace said Queen Elizabeth ill would not auend the civil marriage ceremony of her son Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles but that her absence should not be interpreted as a snub.. Today's Birthdays: Announcer Don Pardo is 88. Actor Paul Dooley is J8. Hollywood "ghost singer" Mami Nixon is 76: Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., is 74. Movie director Jonathan Demme is 62. Actor John Ashton is 58. Actress Ellen Greene is 56. Actress Miou-Miou is 56. Actress Julie Walters is 56. Baske!ball Hall-of-Farner' Julius Erving is 56. Actor Kyle MacLachlan is 47. "Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin is 44. Actresscomedian Rachel Dratch is 40. Actress Jeri Ryan is 38. Actor Thomas Jane is 37. Actress-singer Lea Salonga is 35. Actor Jose Solano is 35. Tennis player Michael Chang is 34. Actress Drew Barrymore is 31. Actress Liza Huber is 31. Actor Daniel E. Smith ~~~ . Thought for Today: "The passion for setting people right is in itself an afflictive disease.'' - Marianne Moore, American poet (1887-1972) • traception's ability to lower Those hoping to be enterabortion rates. The problem, tained with Valentine's Daywhich got short shrift on theriled programmi tig on "Boston Legal," is ihat EC ABC tuned jnto the wrong . isn't that black and white. channel, at least if they flipped to it during "Boston !(athryn · How it works d~pends on where a woman is. in her Legal." For those 60 minLopez menstrual cycle. This isn't utes, you were treated to a exactly what you want to get political lecture, more like into . with a heart-shaped c:SPAN's late-night fare, Whitman's Sampler on .your only with prettier people . It was a prime-time hour to make EC available to rape lap and "Captain Kirk" on screen (William .celebrate emergency contra- victims. But the .Catholic your Shatner is a "Boston Legal" demonize hospital where Amelia was ception · and Catholic hospitals. taken · did not provide her star), but, EC doesn't only The Emniy-award winning with EC or even inform her prevent pregnancy - it can show that night included the . of the existence of the work as an abortifacient, to fictional story of an 18-year- option . (Massachusetts, by end the life' of a developing old girl named Amelia who the way, is one ·of the eight.) human embryo. So, Catholic was raped and brought to a . Cue to "Murphy Brown" hospitals, if they are true to local hospital while uncon- with a Bible in the court- their names, will want to scious: The writers made the room. Remember when the tread carefully here . While feeling the pain, hospital "Saint Mary's," title character ·on the 1980s humiliation and anger of a which is where the political sitcom "Murphy Brown" party began. wound up the topic of a girl who was brutally raped, . Among those watching the national debate when then- . there is also the reality that show were "reproductive Vice President Dan Quayle Catholic hospital officials rights" supporters through- used the show to make a who are in the 'business of out the country, organized point about marriage and saving lives may not want to into "Boston Legal Viewing families when ·Candace be accomplice to ending Part(ies)" 'by the likes of Bergen 's character had a. one. It's a concern that some NARAL Pro-Choice child out of wedlock? Back would like to legislate away Massachusetts . and the then, with out-of-wedlock - fighting against "conPennsylvania American births at an all-tin]e high, science clauses" that would Civil Liberties Union. Party there was more to the cultur- give a St. Mary's legal profavors were viewing guides al story than you'd get in tection on EC and associated packed with bullet points of most sound bites. Well , fronts. In related news, for statistics . on sexual assaults Bergen plays ·a law partner instance, on the day the and laws. aired, the on "Boston Legal" now. show of the Watching her. one couldn't Massachusetts Board of The heart Valentine's .Day show was help but wonder if there was Pharmacy voted to forc·e what is popularly known as more to tell than what the · Wal-Mart to carry emerthe "morning-after pill," also show's writers were letting gency contraception. referred to as "emergency viewers in on. · In !I morning-after conver· contraception" (EC). sation with Richard W. Sure enough. Emergency contraception is In a key primeti me Garnett, a professor at Notre meant to be used, as the moment for the activists Dame's law school, he sugname suggests, in an emer~ watching, an e~pert witness gested a middle -ground gency -marketed as a last- testified that "the morning- position, one that wouldt)'t line of defense against preg- after pill can only prevent a have made· the show as dra' nancy. pregnancy.'' Various charac- matic, but perhaps a bit more Currently, in eight states, ters on the show would go realistic. "A compromise hospitals are required to · on to laud emergency con- might be to require Catholic - Obituaries The Daily Sentinel Reader Services (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Correction Policy Our main conc ern in all stones is accurate . If you know of to be Publishect every aflernoon. Monday through Friday. 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class postage an error 1n a story, call the newsroom at (740) 992- pa1d at Pomeroy. 2156. 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'32.26 26 Weeks . . . . . . .. 164.20 52 Weeks . . . ... ' 127 .11 · 13 Weeks . . Outside Meigs County' 13 Weeks . . . . .'53.55 · 26 Weeks .. .1 107.10 . 52 Weeks . . . .'214 .21 The Daily Sentinel ; Page A5 Bowers retires from Holzer Hospice GALLIPOLiS Sue Bowers. RN, CHPN, PCC, CRC, has retired as director -~EBRON -Allah Arelean Teaford, 85, Hebron, formerly of Holzer Hospice, it was of Metgs County, passed away at 12:50 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. announced today by the 19, 2006 m the Heath Nursing Care Center in Heath. Holzer Medical Center. · ·. Born June 16, 1920, m Hartford, W.Va., she was the daugh· Bowers began her nursing te~ of the late Chares and Rose Moore Hall. She was a homecareer in 1967 when she tl)aker and a member of the Hebron Church· of the Nazarene. graduated from the Frances . Survtvmg are two daughters, Vada (Bob) Brundage of Payne Bolton School of Reynoldsburg and Tammy (John) Blake of Rockport , Ind ., and a, son, Dale (Wanda)Teaford, Jr., Portland; eight grandchil- Nursing at Western Reserve .dr~n: Carla Sue Teaford, Dale Teaford III, Denni s Dwayne University with a bachelor's feaford, Lena Brundage, Kelley Brundage, Robert Brundage, degree in Nursing and · John Chnstopher Blake and Amanda Nichol Blake; 14 great Psychology. In 1994, she grandchtldren: Men ssa Teaford, Terry Bell , Derek Teaford · graduated · from . Ohio Dale C. Teaford IV, Darin Teaford , Lindsey Teaford, Hop~ University \\!ith a master 's in Nursing l'eaford, Denms Teaford , Jr., Faith Teaford, .Dangelo degree and Brundage, Atreau Brundage, Latia Brundage; William Administration Rehabilitation Counse ling Mrchael.Paluce and Robert Brundage Ill. vln addtlton to her parents, she was preceded in death by her and Community and Agency . husband, Dale Teaford, on Aug. 17 . 1995 ; sisters: Virginia Counseling. In August 1994, Bowers W.olfe, Martha Grueser and Faye Hall and a brother Cecil H<)ll. · ' · founded the hospi ce pro- , Submitted photo · ,Services wil.l be held at 3 p.m. on Wedm;sday, Feb . 22 gram at Holzer Medical Sne implemente<;l Center. A retirement tea hosted by the Holzer· Hospice staff was held for Sue Bowers on her retirement ,200~. at the chapel of Letart Falls Cemetery with Rev. all asp~cts of the program as director. The staff presented her an oil painting of herself the Rev. Herman Stewart. The ·.,Ytlham Van Meter offlczatmg. Interment will be at Letart Falls Cemetery. ·· · · · · including orientation, educa- pa;nting hangs in the Holzer Hospice offices. ·Visitation was held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday. at the tion and training materials for staff and volunteers. "I know the Holzer Hospice Bowers plans on retiring to ne >ses in Gallia. Jackson. · Cremeens Funeral Home in Racine. Prior to this position, she program will continue to be her current residence in Mei g> and su rrounding implemented the program at · an outstanding program for Jackson with husband, counties. For more informaCrawford County Hospice in patients with a life- limiting Robert. . tion ahout Holzer Hospice. Ohio. illness" . "I wi sh the staff of Holzer Hospice · serves Jilease call 446-5074 or toll -. In leaving, Bowers stated, Holzer Hospice the best. " patients with life-limiting ill - free.. 1 -8 00-500-4~5 0 : Allah Teaford hospitals to inform people that EC exists, and that oth~r hospitals will provide it." '' In 2003, there were mote ' than 15.4 million Cathqll<; . emergency room visit$; : according to the CatholiC Health Asso~iation. Catholi~ .• concerns may not have a,, prayer on primetime TV, b1,1~ , · ·as Catholic . hospitals andi other healthcare professiot).~ ~. als minister to communitiell',.. they deserve a seat at the • table in any life-and-deatl! public-policy debate. '" But the atmosphere righ~ · now, as characterized by primetime and real-life poli- : tics, isn't ripe for comprc:: · mise. While "Boston Legal'~ ' ·writers were sure ·to condemn ~he imposition of reli: gion · on the fictional rape!'. victim, EC's advocates seem ' comfortable with dismissing , other's views and imposing their own. Also on the morning aft<:r the loaded episode of "Boston Legal," I talked to a "reproductive freedom" officia I with the ACLU in Pennsylvania. When I asked ' her if folks at her viewing, party thought that the, episode was fair and bal· anced, if '~the show was. fair to both sides," she told.nie don' t think anyone . thought · there were two sides.'' In her mind, the,re is only one side ; of the story, a victim who should have gotten emer- • gency contraception - peri-; . oct. Therein is not a healthy · starting point for debate. : 1 :McClure offers art workshop at Riverbend Arts Council ' f.' (Kathryn Lopez is the edi· 1 tor of National Review Online (www.narionalre· view. com). She can be con .' racted at klopez@narional· review.com.) " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - --: Student certified as ·technology specialist Public comment invited on wildlife issues ".MIDDLEPORT- "Grand ·cleaner for in class use. On '(vlips," a Robert Warren Joan for use will also be patGALLIPOLIS - Amanda ognized by educators and prodesign, painted in oils on an tern, · graphite J?aper, and a Langdon, a computer applica- fessionals around the world. ' 18x24 stretched can vas, will brush for medtum · applica- tions technology and computer Langdon passed the expert be the project at the art work,- llon. Students are to provide · technical support specialist level Microsoft Word and ATHENS The Ohio enforcement officers will be shop to be conducted by their own brushes. major at Gallipolis Career Excel certifications, as well as of. Natural on hand to answer questions·. . Rhojean McClure Friday Both begin'ners and inter- College, recently passed a cer- the Microsoft PowerPoint cer- Department Open house will be held at night and Saturday at the mediate students are accepted tification examination offered tification. She is now qualitied Resources (ODNR) Divi sion of Wildlife's District Four the same day and time in Riverbend Arts Council. for the workshop where the through the Microsoft Office as a Microsoft Office office will welcome the pub- Akron , Athens, Columbus, ••Advance registration is instructor will give demonlie to its annual Open House Findlay, and Xenia. requested with McClure at strations throughout the entire User Specialist (MOUS) pro- Specialist. Currently, Gallipolis Career on Sunday, March 5, from 12 ·Information recorded at these 9-92-3842. The workshop will project. Students should be gram. The · Microsoft Office College is the only certiport noon until 3 p.m. be held from 6 to 9:30p.m. on able to comrlete the project open houses is forwarded ·to Specialist certification helps authorized testing center within friday, and 12:30 to 5:30p.m. by the en.d o the workshop. · . "This open house is a great the Division 's central office bJ1 ·Saturday at the Arts A non"refundable amount students prove expertise .in SO miles that offers the MOUS chance for sportsmen to com- .in Columbus, where it is conC.c;>Uncil headquarters located of $20 is paid at registration ·Microsoft Office programs test. For niore information on ment on new and existing sidered during the formulaat 290 N. Second Ave .. and the remaining amount such as Microsoft Word, Excel. the MOU S program, contact' wildlife regulations," said Jim . lion of · regulations for the Middleport. paid at the first class. Twenty PowerPoint, Access. and Shawn Caldwell, director of Marshall, Division of 2006-2007 hunting and trapThe cost is $50 which percent of the proceeds go to Outlook, facilitating the pursuit computer services at GCC, at Wildlife District Manager for pi11g seasons. includes a prepared canvas, further work of the Riverbend of top academic opportunities 446-4367, toll fi¥e at 800-214- southeastern Ohio. Marshall The Ohio Division of disposable palette paper, Arts Council, according to and prime job prospects. This 0452, or visit us at www.gal- adds that fish and wildlife Wildlife 's District Four office certification is a credential rec- lipoliscareercollege.com · paint, · medium . and· brush McClure. biologists along· with law is located at 360 East State _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,__ _ __:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:__ _ _~---~--~-------_:__::__ __::_ _~_ Street in Athens. For more experiment comparing which Dax Holman. Rusty satisfactory, Ashley Robie, Chemistry, superior. information · or directions to cooked a hamburger more Carnahan, Beau Diddle ~ · John Fisher (best of class); the open house. please call thoroughly, gas. or · electric. Nathan Moss ; good, Cody Chris Burkhamer. Talan excellent, Hannah Miller, (740) 589-9930. Proposals He is the son of Randy and Patterson, Eric Perry, Daniel Roush. Shyla Jarrell. Amber and directions can also be from PageA1 Tammy Beegle of Racine . Miller, Scott Musser, Hannah Physcis Consumer Holsinger; good. Amy access via the internet at John Bentz in · the Hawley, Ryan Mees .. Brad Applications , superior, Norville, LeighAnn Flinn, http://www.d nr.state.oh .us/w i Jamie Warner (best of class l. Malinda Barnhart. John ldl ife/Pu bl icmeeti ngsl counment that dealt with which physics/math category for hi s Brown. Behavioral. Microbiology Trenton Roseberry, Miranda Wilcox , · Eric Pierce, cilmeetings.ht"'! · mouthwash worked the best. e!<periment that asked the Vance, Tina She is the daughter of question, 'Is it' true that there and Biochemistry . .superior, McKelvey, Kyle Goode. Bethany Ri.chard and Wendy Hill of is a home field advantage?' Ryan Lane Beegle (best of . Gabe . Hi\L excellent , Ryan Prunty. He is the son of Keith and class), Rashell Boso, Jenn y Lee Beegle , Tad Wqlfe . Zach Zoolo gy, excellent, Racme. Riffle, Darin Warner. Chelsea Smith , Sigmam, Josh Smith. Whitney Ivy Dunn in the consumer Becky Bentz of Racine. John Fisher in the chem- Tosha Jones; excel lent, Stephanie Clark. Teaford, Natosha . Cook. chemistry applications cateE'nvironmental Science, Georgetta Brickles, Lato sha gory for her experiment on istry category for his experi- Amber Williams, April facial washes and their . ment .measuring carbonation Richards , Merri Colli ns; excellent. Amber Norville: Richards ; good, Ontta · effects on make-up removal. in pop. He is the son of Larry good, Brittany Meldau, Jerry good. Dustin Johnson . Quillen, Came~on Brinager, Katie . Guinther, Grant Noel · Sellers. Stevens She is t~e daughter of Wilbur and Bambi Fisher of Racine. Ju stis. · Below is a listing of how Consumer Chemistry Phillips'. Se llers, J. D. Whittington . ROCKSPRINGS A and Lorie Dunn of Racine. Botanv, excellent , Brad prom dress extravaganza sale J. R. Gradv. Josh Jaime Warner in the students rated in each catego- Applications. superior. Ivy Crouch,· Rachel Wood, will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 Dunn (best of class): excel- Caruther·s. Andrew Stileck. physics consumer applica- ry. Health Science, . superior. lent, Drew Hoover, Brody . Phy sics I Matll. superior. Ashley Kiser. Tiffany p.m ,' Saturday at' Meigs High tio·ns category for her experi Hill. John Bentz (best of cla ss): Deem. Wes Roberts, Matt School and will include shoes ment on the scientific differ- · Mallory Hill (best of class) Flint, Amber. ence 'between paper towels and Adelle Rice; excellent, Samantha Patterso n. Zach excellent. Chris Holter. Wes Lehew, · Du stin Brinager, and accessories. School s Rachael Pickens. Counts . Emily Babbitt. Ryan Amberger; good. such as Meig s. Southern. and napkins. She is the Jenny Hunnell, Nathan Ash, daughter of Mike and McClure. Kara Myers; good. · Selena Spencer, Tam eka Mary Rowan. Corey Gray. Kevin Hill, Jordan Pickens. Easten\ and Wahama have Nicole McDaniel, Ali sha Yates. Alex Hawley, • Randy Collins: good. Butch Virginia Brickles: satisfac- been invited to participate. Darlene Warner of Racine . Kristiiana Williams, Chelsea Marnhout , John Brauer, tory. Ronnie Wilson, Sleven For those wanting to se ll . Ryan Lane Beegle in the Maddox. dresses. thl!re is a participaEngineering, excellent, Pape, Emma Hunter; good, Ben Lee; satisfactory, Mike Loane, Nathan Cook. behavioral , microbiology and Chance Collins, .Nick Buck, Earth Science. good. tion fee is $5 per person. The Jenna Simpson, Tara Arnott ; Brown. biochemistry category for his Adam Phillips. Bryan event is otherwise free ·and al funding already allocated. Harris, Jake Hunter, Kevin open to the public. Cpntact · The Chester Academy was Coppick: satisfactory, Paula Morrison at Meig s built to hou se a Meigs Casey Hubbard , Paul Hieh School for more infor· County High School and · marion. 992-2158: Powell. from PageA1 Teachers Institute. Later it became known as the of the three-story Academy Chester Academy of Higher have . been · stabilized. Learning and then in the late Community Development 1880s was the Chester eleGrant monies of $19,500 mentary and high school. were secured by the Meigs From 1928 when · it was County Commissioners for vacated as a school until tqe 31 new windows, already 1959, the building sat ordered, although they can- empty. That year the n'()t be installed U[ltil new Daughters of America began sandstone sills are put in holding .meetings there. They continued meeting in place this spring. .~ PreSently Chester Council the building until last year 3'23, Daughters .ul' America, when some interior renova. , Charlene Hoeftlchj photo is' working with the Chester- tion work got underway. Ra,ising funds for the Chester Academy project 1s essent ial to Get home delivery today The Daughters of America accessing money in the "Saving America's Treaswres" grant. Shade Historical Association · to raise the $85.000 needed to under the le adership of ihe Here JoAnn · Ritchi ~. co-chairperson. accepts a check for buy the storie sills. lintel s. do projecl co-chairperso n, Jo $3.204 from Dale Colburn. of Modern Woodmen which some more brick repair and A.nn Ritchie, have conduct· matched money raised ;n a pancake breakfast. The total tuck point the briCk. the next el.i many fund raisers for amount then qualified the project for matching grant funds . . phase of the project. Once the proje'ct. The most that amount is raised it can be recent pancake breakfasl ' .used as a match for more generated $1 ,954 in don a· The Modern fund s from the ·."Save lion s. Woodmen contributed America's Treasures" grant. To save, on the costs of the $1,250. bringing the total p,oject. volunteers are now 10 $3,204 . . That amount '\"Orking on the interior of I hen was used as a match to , tlie building tearing down sec ure funds from the America's · partitions, added . over the "S ave years, to get down to the Treasures" granl. bringing original boards , pulling the tota·J amount o( money d6wn false ceilings , and for continl!ing work on ihe removing· old fixtures . The Academy to $6,408. Hr<~~ndit- :"''lanct' , "-1.\. Ct:( •.\. ''Renovation of the work is being done to get Jant' \nn Karr ·\ ant.-..tad , \1 ,\ •. lTC·>\ ready for contractors once Academy is progressing Licensed .\,udiolo~isl !fund s are available to begin though at a disappointingly slower pace tha'n hoped 499 Rh:hland AYenue, Athens, Uhto 4Y7UI ~he interior work. Hi storical I Still pending. according to for,' ' · said ~ary Powell of ,the Chester- A"ociation president Dave ' ~hade A~sociation. is a deci· Schatz . "But then when sion on a requested $25.000 you're working with gra,nt Ohio Cultural Facilities funding. there are more gra nl. which would prov ide hurdle., and hoop' to navianother match for 'the l'edcr- ga te than you can imagint~ : · Science Local Briefs Buy and sell prom dresses ' . ' " . . .. . H'• ' ·Academy • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Leiters ro rlwediwr are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. Ali letters are subjec r to ediring. must be signed. and include addres.v. and relep/iqne •zwnber. No tmsigned let, ters will /Je published. · Leuers slrould be in good taste. addressing issues. not personalities. Leuers of thank.-; to orga· ni~arions anq individuals 1ri/l nor be accepted for publication. · · www.mydailysentinel.com 2006 w Something criminal about 'Legal' 2006 VVhat's good for the snow goose If there .was one story you superv iswn, · they may couldn't miss this Olympics, decide that there's more to · it's that Bode MilleF is the life than sitting around "bad boy" of skiing. And watching television. If that exactly what does he do happens, all we can do is that's so bad? Does he rob 7blame. thi s evil. exerciseJim Elevens between World Cup inspirer, Bode Miller. · Mullen races? Does he run a If only the poor Millers Columbian ·drug cartel? .. cou ld have r(!ised someone Does he bribe, oops, l mean with high moral standards lobby members of and the d~ s ire to leav~: the · Con.gress? Has he been bet- must be to his parent s. world a better .place than ting large· amounts of money Instead of living at . home, they found 'it. If only the on the women's luge races? smoking all day and playing Millers could have raised a No, it's far more serious. video games in his bedroom, sportswriter. Or a humorApparently, Miller's heinous he's out Wasting his life trav" columnist. nature is much more evil · eling to the most beautiful. Certainly. no sportswriter than anyone who has ever , spots on the planet. hanging has ever written a story strapped on skis. Ever. This out with other famous world while under the innuence of . monster... has skied after travelers and making alcohol. Certainly. no sportsHummers full of cash. writer has ever used perforhaving a few drinks. It's almost as if Miller has- Pathetic loser. His parents mance-e nhancing drugs to · meet his deadline. That n't seen all those beer com- must be so ashamed. mercials telling people to If only Miller's parents would be the stuff of legend. drink responsibly. How can could have given .. birth to That would renect badly on he not take moral guidance someone whose high ethical all sportswrilers and make from a gigantic, multination- standards are .above them the lau~hingstock of al brewery' · reproach. A politician , a profe ssional journalism. . And where did he possibly bi shop, or, say. the CEO of But ' till. don ' t take my get alcohol at a ski resort? an energy company. Why word for it. It occurs to me You 'd think there was a bar did their son have to turn that if drug testing is such a at the top of every mountain. into the bad boy of skiing'! wonderful idea for athletes, Kids at home watchin g wouldn ' t it be a great idea every mid and base station . What a huge disappoint- may decide to slart exercis- for sport swriters. 1oo'! ment the 28-year-old Miller ing I0 hours a day without I'm calling for the manda- Don't miss a BINGO number and your • •• CHANCE TO WIN lJ' ' 3Reg1ster tory random drug testing of ' all sportswriters. It's not thaC we· don't trust them, but this \vi II keep the cheaters ou.t, Everi if sportswriters don't· have · the talent · to be· Olympic skiers, they can still -share the humijiatio(1 and presumed guilt of one, · Oh, I know many of them use Rogaine just for bald· ness, but how do we know · some of them aren 't using it to cover up steroid alluse? Maybe we should ban sportswriters from betting on sports, too. And let 's make sportswriters salaries public so we can talk about · how much they are overpaid ' while we' re downing a few beers at the local sports bar: What's good for the goose .. : · Hey, it's OK for me to have a few drinks. I'm noi' nearly talented ot driven . enough to be an Olympic skier. All I have to do is . drive home. ~otnt ~leasan.t 675-1333 1 in 10 million Americans has a hearing loss ... Are you that one? Call us today for advice. · (Jim Mullen is the author of " It Takes a Village Idiot: Crlllrf>licutillg the Simple Life" and ·, "Baby's First Tarroo." You can reach hilil at j im_mullm @m\'11 '£1.". com) .. ... .·. . -· , . . . ......... .. ~ 594-6333 or 1-800-451-9806 �Wednesday, February 22, 2006 www.mydailysentinel.com Page A6 • The Daily Sentinel Tutad•y'• Bl The Daily Sentinel OREBOARD a•mll Boye Tournament Batketball River Valley 66, Oak Hill 51 South Gallla 64, Eastern 63 Glrle Tournament Baekatball Point Pleasant 67, Poca 39 Meigs Career and Technical Center invites everyone to attend their annual Skills USA Competition on Thursday, February 23. Contests . start at 4:00 P.M. and the award ceremony will start at 7:00 p.m. Students from Welding and Cutting, Automotive Technology, . ·Electronics and Instrumentation, Cosmetology, IT~Interactive Media, IT-Network Systems and Health Technology will be competing for ~ that first place position whi~h will allow them to compete at the Regional Skills USA competitions in New Philadelphia on March 11. :· ... Boys Basketball Hannan 74, Sherman 48 Hamlin 58, Wahama 56 Wednesday, February 22, 2006 J/Cilfl USA II apart:n1r11itp Dj1tuient1, tw:ftt,r1, ... ani tniUitfJJ fiiDt'{d"'J tDJetftlr ttl tnlute Amlrlta .~ full tz 1(1t/llfiJDrKjtJI'CI, ~~ frltp IJidi ·tullnt II(¢" ~:: 1 ....... • llu ;11 Sn1oot. Boys BASI\.ETIUI.t. ,. ' , . '-, . , 1 ·. ·~1, , ,, Eagles drop heartbrea er BY BRYi.N WALTERS LocAL Sc;HEDUU GALliPOLIS - A schedule of upcoming college and high school vArsity sporting events lnvolvi~ teams from Gallia, M•igs and Mason count;es. WadDAaday'a gamu Boya Tournament Basketblll Gallla Academy ·vs. Fairfield Union (a t Logan J·I.S.). 8 p.m. Girls Tournament Basketball Wahama vs. Hannan {at Hurricane H.S.), 6:15 p., . Tburaday'a Mmea Glrla Tournament Basketball Point vs . Winfield (at Poca), 7 p.m. Circleville vs. Gallia Academy (al Southeastern). 6:15p.m. Boys Basketball Wahama at Calhoun County, 7:30p.m. Wrestling W.Va. State TQurnament (at Huntington) Meigs Skills USA Officers • Front row: Nikki Ginther, treasurer; TanishaThomas, ambassador; Jackie Wilson, secretary; Maddison Hill, reporter Back row: Chelsea Manley, regional ambas~ador; Matt Landers, vice-president; Walter Haggy, parliamentarian; Ma.r tin McAngus, president Friday'• ggmes Soya Tournament Basketball River Valley vs. Alexander (at Athens), 6 BWALTERSI!i>MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM ' WELLSTON Tuesday night was perhaps the end of a golden era for one high school basketball program . It might be the beginning for another. Eastern's string of six straight Division IV sectional titles came to a hault as South Gallia rallied back from an eight-point fourth quarter deficit to claim a 64-63 sectional · semifinal victory at Wellston High School. The Runnin ' Rebels ( 15· 6) trailed 51-43 with 6.:42 · Girls Tournament Basketball Whiteoak vs. Eastern (at Jackson), 6:15 p.m. Boy• Buketball Wayne at Point Pleasant, 7:30p.m. Wirt County Bl Hannan, 7:30p.m. Wre•tllng W.Va. State Tournament (at Huntington) a•ma• Wellston). 7 p.m. · Wreo~lng W.Va. State Tournament (at Huntington} Division II District ToUrnament (at Goshen). ARM Bors BASKETBALL STAHDIHGS SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC . SEO All · fitWarren MMarietta Jackson Ga)lla Academy Logan Athens• 8-2 · 8-2 6·4 ' 5-5 17-3 12-8 13-8 1 f.g 3-7 0- 10 · 7· 13 2· 19 . TRI.YALLEY CONFERENCE ' Qhlo Divlaloo TVC ALL NAiexander 9· 1 VInton CO. 7·3 Belpre 6·4 Nels-York 6·4 Wellston 2·8 ·Q-10 Meigs• Hocking Division 17-3 13·8 13-7 12-8 8·13 1-20 TVC 8·2 . 8·2 5·5 5-5 H 1·9 NTrimble · NFed Hoek Wattt;rford Eastern· Miller Soulhem• ALL 15·5 14-6 12·9 11-10 11 -10 3·18 OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE , OVC All fitChesapeaka 10·0 18·2 Fairland 5-5 10-10 South Point 5·5 10·10 River Valley 5·5 10·11 Rock HiW · 4-p . 10·11 Coal Grove· 1·9 6·15 OTHERnNDEPENDENTS 1 All 15-6 12·9 South Gallla · Wahama Hannan 10.10 Pdint Pleasanl · 2-18 aves· 4·17 Asu, GIBLI BAs!(liaALL SJANQfNG$ SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC SEQ ALL #Warren• 8·2 15-7 Logan Marietta Jackson• Q.allia Academy Athens• 7-3 ' . 16-4 7·3 6·4 10.10 . 13-8 2-8 11 -11 0.10 4-19 BY GARY CLARK c:::====,., ring, e m' a i n but a . p.m. Saturd'Y'I Boye ToumiiR'!ent Basketball · GAIFU winner vs. WarrenJSheridan winner (at logan), 7 p.m $outh Gallia vs. Trlm'ble!Miller winner (at' Falcons lose wild one to Hamlin .Guess SPORTS CORRESPONDENT 12-2 run over .the next 3:07 allowed the higher seed to claim· its . first lead since the 5:56 mark of the sec- ond quartet. The Red and · Gold extended . that lead io as ·many as four (62-58) with I:44 left in regulation, but Nathan Cozart capped his · return to the lineup by reeling off five straight points over the next 42 seconds to give the Eagles a 63-62 advantage. Bernie Fulks sank two free throws with 27.6 seconds remaining to give SGHS a 64-63 lead, and that advantage stuck after Mark Guess' jumper with five ticks left caromed off the rim and into the hands of South Gallia'6 Tyler Duncan. Duncan dribbled the ball to midcourt and ran out the clock for the triumph. The win allows . the Rebels, ·who made their · first district appearance i.n school history last year, to go for their second consecutive sectional ·crown, whi Je the ,Eagles ( I 1-1 0) finish the season without a tournament win for the . first time. in eight campatgns, Afterward SGHS Coach Donnie Saunders thought his club's resiliency on the defensive end proved to be the difference in getting back to the sectional final. And he's looking forward to a reiurn trip . "I have to give the cred· Please see Eagles, B6 HAMLIN , W.Va. - The ups and downs were ever . present for the Wahama White Falcons Tuesday night after the Bend Area team roared from behind to erase a 20-point deficit before losing a fourth peri· od lead of its own in falling on the road to Hamlin by a 58-56 score. Coach James Toth's Mason County cagers failed in its bid to claim its 13th victory on the 2005-06 season as Wahama fell to 12-9 · · with the disappointing loss. ihe hardwood setback was also the fifth time this year the White Falcons settled for a split during a home and home series with an opponent. Wahama swept a pair of games from Ohio Valley Christian with Buffalo ·capturing both outings between the two neighboring schools. Calhoun County has an opportunity to post a sweep over the Falcons this year when the two teams meet in the WHS regular ·season finale on Thursday. The Red Devils secured. a 63-60 win over the Bend Area team in there earlier contest in mid January. ·•we came qut about as 'flat. as · a team could be," WHS assistant coach Jeff · Arnold said following the frustrating Fal con Jeky II and Hyde imitation. "We got behind by as many 20 . in the first half by just stand ing and watching but we picked it up defensively and closed to within eight at the half." After falling behind by· a 24- 10 score following the . first eight minutes Wahama as , Bryan Walters/photo Eastern Eagles' Nathan Cozart releases a shot over South Gallia 's Tyler Duncan (30) during Tuesday's Division IV sectional semifinal a( Wellston High Schoo[. Plene see F•kons. 82 TR~VALLEV CONFERENCE Ohio Dlvlelon TVC ALL .-Aie~<ander 9-1 17-4 Belpre• 7-3 "·10 Nets- YorK" 6·4 13·9 12-9' Vinton Co. • 6-4 Meigs• 1·9 5·16 Wellston• 1-9 4· 17 Hocking DIVillon trtWatertord Trimble EaStern MHier Fed Hock• Southern• ' IT- Network Systems IT- Interactive Media , 18·3 ~ 10·11 10·" 4·17 9·13 . OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE OVC ALL / #Coal Grove• 1 8·2 17-5 Want information about any Meig~ Career and Technical Center Center ' program? Complete this form and mail it to: Mr. Dennis Eichinger, Principal , Meigs Hi gh·Schoo1 ,42091 Pomeroy Pike, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Name: __....................................................................~----------------~--Street--------------------------------Town: State: Zip:_ _ __ . I am interested in receiving information about the following program(s) Q Carpentry Technology D Medical Office Manageme nt D IT- Interactive Media ALL 17·4 . . D Welding and Cutting D Cosmetology D Electronics & Instrumentation D Automotive Technology 0 Health Technology TVC 9·1 8·2 5·5 4·6 4·6 0·10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Marketing Education Care~r Based Intervention Family Consumer Science Agricultural Science Industrial Technology Horticulture Technology IT-Network Systems NSouth Pomt• Fairland" Rock HiW Chesapeake" River Valley• 8·2 7·14 2·8 5-16 1·9 3·18 OTHERnNDEPENDENTS Point Pleasant Wahama South Gallia* ~bet: . f fi f .t• ' •.· .·• ' I aves Hannan !,.(.' , ' t. •· ·,· ' . Mark yoUr cCilendQrs .tor~~3an~ · ··· plbn·tO 10111 us! . ~Is welcome! . ALL 12-11 9·11 g. 12 8-12 1· 16 It - .League Champion • · season finished CONTACTS Phone - t-740-446·234~ e.:t 33 FIX - 1-7 40-446·3008 E-mail .- sports@mydailysentinel .com SRQr!s S.toff. ' 15·7 1 ~·9 7·3 4·6 Brad Sharman, Sporta Editor (740) 446·2342. OK\. 33 bsherman@ mydailytrlbune.com Bryan Walters, Sports Writer 1740) 446· 2342, "''· 23 bwaltersCmyOaHytr tbune co m larry Crum, Sportl Writer (740) 446·Z342, e~ . 33 lcrLJmOmydallyregister.Com Raiders overcome roUgh start.to·beat Oaks ~ol id ·team basketball, that' s what 11Jakes them so dangerous, they find the open .man." THE PLAINS ~ Sometimes the The sectional championsh ip tips at . River Valley Raiders make it easy to 6 p m. on Friday, also at Athens H1gh forget about how young they reall y SchooL. . · are. .· Oak Hill , which was comi ng off its Down II points to start the game, biggest win in three years- a 70-66 River )Ialley calmly chipped away at wi n over South Gallia, concludes itsthe Oak Hill lea<;!, then pulled away season with a 4-17 mark. It wa; the in the fourt~ quaner topost a 66-5 1. Oaks' best record thus far during the boys DIVISion 111 secuonal VICtory coach Gary Harrison era. Tuesday at Athens H1gh School. · Layton's club . ,meanwhi le. The backcourt of juniors Jason · iii1proved to 10-11 - which is the Jones and same record a sen ior-laden group B r Y a n finished wit h last year. This time. Morrow com- though, there is just one senior on a bined to score roster that also features seven juniors 36 · points - and six sophomores' leading the Many ·of the Raiders were seeing to their first major minutes in toumaRaiders their tirst basketball tournament vic-· ment play, and 'understandably. they tory si nce 2003 and a spot in the sec- got offto a rough start. tiona) champions hip game. The Oaks jumped out to an JJ.Q Ri ver Valley faces the top-seeded lead , and were up 17·5 late in the Alexander Spartans. who enter the first quarter. tournament riding 12 strai ght wins. ,"Sometimes we come ou t and have il)cluding one over River Valley, 53- those slow starts, · and I was begin: 39, in mid-January. ning to wonder." admitted Layton. "They share the bali well and But Morrow and Jone' came up they ' ve got some good athletes." with back -to-back steab and cOn · River Valley coach Gen·e Layton said verted layups to cut the lead to qght. of his upcoming opponent. Then Morrow added a pair of free River Valley Ra iders· Bryan Morrow (22) gl1des in fo r a layup after coming·away "Alexander is one of.· if not the With one of .his seven steals during Tuesday's a boys Division Ill sectional best, at playing together. They play ,semifinal at Athens High School. The Raiders won 66·51. 'By 'BRAD SHERMAN BSHERMAN@>MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM Division III Sectional �www .m ydailysentinel.com Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Raiders Oak Hill is tall test for Mayo, Walker and NCH BY RUSTY MILLER ASSOCIATED PRESS While other e hte teams were checkmg olt the d.t}s until the start of tournamem play Cmcmn .ltl Norrh Co llege Htll was tesung ttself agamst the New York Yankees ot prep te,tms As pop qUi zzes go 11 " as a sohd th umbs up m most regards Oak Htll Academy rdnked No I by USA Tod,iy won 88 74 before 16,500 paymg cu stomers at U S B.mk Arena Oak Hill s Wan tors ate nothmg close to yo ur typ tcal htgh school team - unl ess of course Il has <1 53-game Wtnntng streak OWil S SIX myth tcal national champt onshtps 111 the ldst 13 years and has seven - SEVEN' - players who have already commttted to pl d) at Duke Maryland Norr h C.u olmd Georgta Vtrgrn t.l Tech Mtchtgan and Ch.trlotle So a competttt ve loss agat nst such a JUgge t nau t says more about a team tha n puttmg a 50 po rnt thrashmg on some squad that h.tsn t won 53 games st nee Natsmtth natled up the ttN pe.tch bas ket ' We re a small team and 11 was kmd ot hard to m.ttch up ' satd NCH star Btll Walke r, who scored 14 pornts to rergnrng Ohto M1 Baske tball 0 J Mayo s -11 Thts was ltke a me.tsu re ment game for Lts to see where we stand agarn st the best of the best ObviOusly we ' ve got some work to do NCH 's TroJans the detendtng D1\ lston Ill ' t lll ~: h tm p•ons ,ue ex tre mely good Thev may not be '" good ,,, the) \\ ere " }C.tt ag(> hO\\ e\ er Kecn.m Elli s ,, 6 toot I I <:e nter w" dts 1111ssed from the te.1111 !.tst wee k tdktn g dW<LY the tC.IIll s thu d ledd1 ng suner .md makmg the 6 6 Wa lker NC H s tallest pl.tyer So despite the attend 1nce despite the .tttent iiJn, the lllt ght y 1 fOJUil S ClliCI tolllna ment pl ay w1th a questton murk or two - JUSt ltke so man) othe1 team s uound the st,lle MULTI PLES. Masstllon W.tshm,s ton s Mtch.1el Pornm h.1d a tnp le double 111 ,1 70 69 overt 1me wrn ove1 Hermll,Lge Kennedy C.H holtc (Pa l and to llowed th,tt wllh a quadruple double 111 .1 72 47 wm over Hudson Potnn t d 6 I JUlllor scored 18 potnt s gr.tbbed 14 rebounds und dtshed out I0 .tsst sts ag,unst Kennedy Catholic He dso sank l\\ O ll ee thro\\ s Wi lli no lime lett 111 re gulation to send the l1 "t tunc that West M us ~t ng u m LOach Jdck V,m Rce rh h. t ~ faced We st Holme' " nee return mg to <:O tChllt J 1n 200 I V,m Reeth co tchcd West Holme s trom 19R4 t , 1998 "mnmg I08 st1.11 ght games ,md captuun g sta t ~ tit les 111 19S4 198:> and 1986 Van Reeth curre ntly has 795 combmed boys and g 1r ls CtJdC hlllg Wi llS g un e mLo ove1t1me Por11 111 netted IS pomt s II rebounds I0 asststs and I0 ste.tl s dg,unst HudsCIIl And North Baltimore s Josh E1cha1 JUSt mtssed hrs sec ond qu,td ru ple double ot the se.tson '' tth 25 pomts mne rebounds mne asststs and erght steal s rn a 76 59 wm ovet Tttf1n Calvert WELL ACQU 4.1NTED· Mil lersb urg West Holmes and Zanesv tlle West Musk mgum meet tn a Drvtswn II gtrl s sectton.tl fma l on Fn day It marks the PRIM E NUMB ERS: DenniS G,Jg,ll scored 29 poults 111 a w1n over Port smouth to become Iron ton ' 111 tune lead rng sutret then got 39 pomts 111 a 6S 61 upset ot prevrously un beate n and Class AAA No I ranked Huntmgton West Vrrgm ta s dete ndtng st.t te champton s Ft ndlay l tbettY Bento n s Nathan Hyde m,tde II ot 16 freld go als and IS of I 7 free th rows scon ng 37 pomts 111 a 59 18 Wi ll over Hard m Nonhe t n Lako ta Ea st s James De\\ s who has s1gncd to play tor the Mtamt Hurn c,mes next ye.tt has I 854 cat eer pomt s believed to be the htghest po1nt total tor " Dtvtsto n I Cmunnatt .tre.l school .md Scott 1e S1bert ilad 11 pm nt s as F1nney tow n beat Dee• P,~rk 73 66 LONG WAlT ENDS: Spn ngfJe ld Northeastet n wo n tts ltrst boys basketball league champwn shtp 111 38 years " hen 11 beat South Charleston Southeastern 5249 The Jets ftmshed 15-5 and I I 3 111 the Ohto Hentage Conference shar 1ng the tn le wtth West and Ltberty Salem Ced.trvtll e ALMOST P E RFEC T: The boy s !rom Mansf1eld Semor (190) wrll t1 y for thelf first undefeated regul a• season Saturday at afore ment•oned Mass rll on Washmgton ( 16 2) "HonefP! Iy, gomg 20 0 doesn' t mean a lot to me," coach Gregg Col hns satd • I d ra ther wm champlonshtps than go undefea ted " Mansfreld Semor has not lost at home m the new Pete Henry Gym (20 0 m two seasons) Of those 20 wms only on e has been deetded by fewer than I 0 pomts NOTABLE Ontan o s boys held Bucyru s to etght f~rst - h a l f pomt s 111 a 58 25 wm 111 ht s firs t year former Roger Bacon coac h Bill Brewer led C:: •n crnnat1 Pnn ~e ton 's boys to a 17 3 mark, Haml er Patnck Henry s grrls capped the f11 st 20 0 seaso n at the school w1th a 72-28 wm over North Balttmore, Fmdlay s gtrl s ran thetr Buckeye Greater Conference wmmng streak !O 30 Wtth a 5 1 24 Will O\ er Fremont Ross SAYING GOODBYE : East Palestme won tts I Oth and fmal Tn -County League tttle wllh a 55-44 wm over Sal!nevtllc Southern Local The league, whrch started m 1932 has been d1 ssolved Late 111 the tourth quarter East Palestme s J,tke Harvey scored the tmal two pomts 111 leag ue htstory on ,\ two tree throw s - h• s onl} pomts ot the game strategy allowed Wahama to 1ts steady come fr omsltce Into the mass rve belimd pace unttl the seem deft ctt wtth Brandon Fowl er mgly comfortable 20-potnt from Page Bl and Clay Roush leadtn g the Bobcat lead was remo\ ed Mason County team on 1ts and the Falcons were enjoymg the sconng edge for the remamed m tts fun k wrt h long tt ek from behtnd Wahama cut th e huge fr rst tune 111 the contest th e start of th e second le.td to Single dr g1ts Wahama appeared to be Hamltn canto The Bend Area team ,n 36 28 11 the halfwa y on 1ts way to 'rctory after then employed a half court pm nt ot the eve mng forg tng ahead b] f1ve at 50 press whtch benef ited The co meb.tc k effm t by 45 at the close of the thud Wahama m gettmg tts own WHS cont inued wtth the stanza The Falcons added players rnvolved 111 the opemng at third pen od another bu cket to 1ts lead acuon whtle at the same acuon as Bt enton Clark and before thmgs started turmng llme forcmg Hamltn 111 Casey Ham son JOtned sour tor the Be nd Area commntmg nume1ous Fow ler and Roush oft en c.tgers once agam Haml111 S J ~e l y to r Tot h s cage to.t ted bac k to knot the turno•ers Th e press rn g defensn e squad Waham.t mamtamed score at 56 56 wJth I 00 Falcons from Page Bl th rows to make tt 17-1 1 Jones htt four 3-pomters and scored a game-ht gh 19 potnts for Rr ver Valley Morrow meanwhtle tossed tn 17 pomts and was a force de tensrvely wrth se\en steals The Rarders ,unassed 14 steals on the mght and torced Oak H1ll mto 25 turnovers "We fe lt ltke we cou ld press Oak Hill so me we were able to create some tu rnovers exp lamed Layton In deed most of the turnovers were attnbuted to R1ver Valley 's ptess, whtch " as the catal yst for the I 0 3 run 111 the second quarter that pulled the S1l ver and Black to w1 thm 33 3 1 at hal fume Oak Htll freshm an J D Hale who led the team with 16 pomts ,md I I rebounds scored I0 of h1s markers 111 the f~rs t h.tl f The Oak s other post pl aye1 Matt Crabtree, scored etght of hts 10 before hallt1me As the tempo 111creased 111 the second half tt hm1ted the eftecuveness of the tallest Oaks 'We dtdn t want tt to get Into a halfcourt game, they do have some pretty decent post playe rs that can score on th e •n stde Layton satd Th at s k111d of how the game started out unttl " e were able to get the game to our tempo that we wanted Th e Rarders outran the Oaks 17- 11 m the thtrd quarter Jones ht t ht s fourth three to open the second hal t scor remarmng before Wahama nt ght from Grant Adktns elec ted to run the clock wnh Rusty Jobnson nettm g dov, n for the la st shot The 15 and Josh Stowers I 0 tor plan went awry however as the Bobcats Taylor Rotherham stole the In the Jay vee ouun g M1ke Wolfe s ball and raced the length of Coach the court to score the game Wah ama JUntor varsuy team wtnner wtth 03 remammg kept rolhng along wuh ns and gl\ e Hamltn the sur- nmth strarght wt n foll ow tn g a 56 33 wm over the Bobca t prtstng 58 S6 tnumph Ullll Th e VICtory Cl ay Rou sh led Wahama JV m scon ng w1 th 17 po111t s on 1mproved the Falcon JUntor varsrty record to 13 4 on the the nrght wrth Fa" ler total mg 13 markers 111 addt!ton season Josh Pauley paced WHS to I 0 po111ts each from Brenton Clark and Casey w1th 14 pmnts w1th Gabe Roush addmg I 0 111 the wm Ham son Hamltn got a 17 pomt Hamlm was led 111 sconng 2006 ~ribune - Sentinel - l\egi~ter CLASSIFIED rng - g1vmg hts te.tm 1ts ftrst lead of the mght, 34 33 Jo ne s scored seve n po mts total over the etg ht mmute span and River va lley led 4844 entwng the fourrh Oak Htl l managed to stay wttht n stnkmg d1stance early m the fm,d stanza and trat ledi ~3 -48 "'th 5 50 to play ' Rrver Valley ' s Tyleri Thompson though made a turnarou nd JUm per then scored another bucket 111 the po st Sandwrched 111 between was .1 3-pomt dagger by lone se mor Cory Ehman The flurry put the Galh.t Counttans up II Cory Eh m <V~ hrt a btg shot for us and Tyler Thompson had a couple of btg t:luckets 111 the fo urth quarter," sar ct; Layton ,md we made ourl free throws I Layton s te,Jm made 6-of-9 tn the quarte1 and was 17-ot25 at the !me tor the ~ame In dl R1 ve r Valley scored I 0 ol the game's !mal 13 pomts to wrn by a co mfortable IS po mt marg m The Oaks pl aced three m double ligures Garrett Davts came off the bench to score I0 I ollowed by Garland Strlt ne r with seve n and Brando n Po tt s chrpped til! ftve Ry<~ n Henry .1dded srx pornts tor the Ratders tol• lowed b) M1 cliael Corde ll with four and two by Marcus In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW l\egister To Place '(Eribune Sentinel Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today... or Fax To (740) 446-30!18 or Fax To (740) 992·2157 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. \ \\(J! \ I I \ II \ I ~ II GJVFAWAY ~obr le Home to Grveaway you Move 11 (304)895 3866 Old upright p1ano with brass hammers Call (304)675 6671 Pupp es 4 months o ld appea r to be arge dogs m1 xed breed (740)446 Shenff Sale Case Number 05CV083 Wells Fargo Bank NA Plaintiff VS Darrel T Young et al Defendants Court or Common Pleas Metgs County Ohio In pursuance of an order of sale to me directed from satd court tn the above entitled act1on I Will expose to sale at Public Auction on the Front Steps of the Metgs County Court House on Fnday March 17 2006 at to e m of satd day the following descnbed Real Estate Situated tn the County of Metgs VIllage of Mtddteport and State or Ohio towit being Lot No aa and 10 feet off the North stde ol lot No 82 In the Vtllage of L.ower Pomeroy now Incorporated tnto the VIllage ol Mtddleport Motgs County, Ohio Also the Easterly one-Hall ol that portion or the Alley which Is conttguous with the Westerly boundary or the above-descrtbed Real Estate Sublect to Water L1ne Easement SubJect to all legal Highways and Easements ol Record Commonly known as 181 Beech Street Pasrcel No 15· OQ103 000 Current owner Darrel T Young et at 1at Beech Street Middleport, Ohio 45760 PPt 15 00103 Prior Deed References Volume 153, Page 33 Appratsed at $27,500 00 Terms of Sale Cannot be sold lor less then 213rds or the appra1sed value 10% down on Day or Sale Cash or Ce rtllted Check Balance due on Conftrmatton of sale The appraisal dtd not mclude an mtenor exammatlon of the house Robert E Beegle Metgs County Shenff Attorney lor the Plamttff Lerner Sampson & Rothfuss PO Box 5480 Ctnctnnatt Ohto 45201 5480 5t3 241 3100 (2) a ts 22 Public NOtiC~ Sheriff Sales Case No 05CV067 Chase Home Finance LLC Platntlff vs Robert Jason aka Robert Jaso n Hall aka Robert J Hall & Crystal Lee Hall Defendants Court of Common Pleas Meigs County Ohio In pursuance of an order of sale to me dtrected from &a td court In the above entitled •elton 1 w•ll expose to sale at public auction on the front steps of th e Meigs County Court Ho~se o n Fr iday March 31 2006 at 10 A M of the said day the followm g descnbed Re al Estate Situated In \he Vtltage of Mtddleport County of Meigs and State of Ohto betn g Lot No 21 of Rlvervtew Acres Subdlvlst on as s hown on plat rec ord ad In Volume 4 Page 39, Meigs County Plat Records SubJect to the Usual easeme nts and rights of way of Record I Property Addess 25 Riverview Place Mtddleport Oh to Property Owners Robert Jason aka Robert Jason Hall aka Robert J Halt and Cry stal Lee Hall Pnor Oeed Reference Volume 164 Page 95 and Vol ume 54 Page 227 PP# 15 oosaa Appratsed at S25 000 00 terms of sale Cannot be sold lor less than 213 of the appra1sed value 10% down on day of sale cash or certifted check Balance due on confirmation of sate The appraiSal d1d Include an Interior exammatton of th e house Robert E Beegle Metgs County Shenff Attorney for th e Pla1nt1ff Retmer Lorber Arnovttz L PA PO Box 96a Twtnsburg Oh 44087 330 425-4201 (2) 22 (3) 1 8 Publi c NOtiCe Shenll Sales Case No 01CV1 48 Ftrst Collateral Servtces platnttff vs Randall S Russell & Cynthta L Russell defendants Court of Comm o n Pies Metgs County Ohio In pursuance of a n orde r of s ale to m e direc t ed from sa1d c ourt In t h e above enttlled aclton I wtll expose t o sa le at pub ltc auctton on the f ront steps of the Metgs County Court Hous e on Fri d ay March 31 200G at 10 a m of satd day th e fo ll owm g descri b e d Rea l Estate Parce l One The lot towing described real estate sttuated in th e County of Meigs and In lhe State ol Ohto and m the Vtllage of Pomeroy and bound ed and d escnbed a s fo ll o w s L o t s Numbered One and Two (1 2) 1n B tddle s SubdiVISIOn tn the Vtllage of Pom e r oy O h to as des igna ted on t h e Plat an d Surve y of sa 1d S u bdiV ISion beanng date March 15 1950 ltled m the offtce of the Recorder of Me1gs County Ohto March 30 1950 and recorded 1n Plat Book No 3 on Page 45 of the Record of Plats of Metgs County, Oh1o except tng and reservtng the coal and other miner als underlymg satd prem1ses together with the nght to mine the same heretofore reseved by pnor grantors And betng part of lhe property c onveyed by E W Schreiber and Bertha B Schreiber hus · band and wife to Elva E Biddle and Carl P Biddle by deed dated September 27 1948 and recorded 1n Book 160 at Page 515 of the Deed Record s of Meig s County Oh io Auditors Parcel Nos 16 01259 000 and t6 01260 000 Parcel Two Situate tn the Vtllage o f Pomer oy, tn the County of Metgs and Slate of Ohto and more partt c ula r ly bounde d and desc r ibed as follows to wit Being Lot # 3 m Btddle s Subd1vt s 1on the Vtllage of ~om e roy as d es tg noted on the Pial and Survey of s atd SubdiviSIOn b ea n n g date of March 15 1950 filed tn the OIIICO of the Recorder of M e1gs County Ohto March 30 1950 and record ed In Plat Book #3 at Page 45 of the Record ol Plats of Metg s County Ohto Excepting an d reserv m g th e c oal and oth er mmera l u nderlym g sa1d p rem1ses together w 1th the nght to mme E W Schreiber and Bertha B Schreiber to Elva E Biddle and Carl P Btddle by deed beanng date of September 27, 1948 and recorded tn Volume 150 Page 515 or the Deed Records of Metgs County Ohto and betng a part or the poperty con veyed by EW Schreiber Being a part of the property conveyed by Elva E Btddte and Cart P Btddle to Charles J Mullen and Phyllts A Mullen dated Sept 8 1955 and recorded Oct 17 1955 •n Deed Book 184 at Page 632 of the Deed Records of Me1gs County Ohto Reference IS hereby made to deed from Charles J Mullen and Phyllis A Mullen to Bran ch C Fleming and Frances Flemmg dated Nov 28 1955 and r ec orded January 11 1956 In Deed Book 185, Page 429 of the Deed Records of Me1gs County Oh io Auditor s Parcel No 16 01 261 000 Subject to all leases ea se ments and rlghts .af way of record Property Address 496 lmcol n Hill Pomeroy Ohto Property own e rs Randall S Ru ssell and Cynlhta l Ru ssell Pnor D e ed Reference Vo lume 12 Page 233 PP# s 16 Ot 259000 16 01260 000 16 0126 t 000 Apprai sed at $35 000 00 Terms of Sale Cannot be sold for le ss than 2/3rd s of the appraised value 10% down on Day of Sale cash or certified heretofore c h eck B a lance due on Conftrma tt o n of sate r ese rved by prior grant o r s 8e 1ng a part of th e The appraiSal did not mc.l u d e an i ntenor exam 1nat1o n o f the property conveyed by house same W-'--...1"»11-c .....:..-.<Dow.,. Robert E Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff Attorney for the Ptamtiff Retmer, Lorber Arnovitz, LPA PO Box 968, Tw~nsburg Oh 44087 , 330-425-4201 (2) 22 (3) 1 8 Pubhc Notice Sheriff Sates Case Number 05CV082 Home National Bank Plaintiff vs Gary Ttlhs et al Defendants Court of Common Pleas Metgs County Ohto In pursuance of an order of sale to me directed from sa1d court tn the above entitled a ct1on I will expose to sale at public auct1on on the front steps of the Mtegs County Court House on Frtday March 31 2006 at 10 A M ol sa td day, the followtng desc nbed Real Estate The followtng described real estate s i tuated m Rutland Townshtp County of Metgs and State of Ohio Being a part of a tract of land transferred to Harry Yarbrough as recorded m Deed Book 328 al Page 047 Meigs County Recorder s Offi c e Meigs County Ohio als o betng a part of Section 18 Townshtp 6-No rth Range 14Wes t Rutland Townshtp Meigs County State of Ohio and more particularly described as follows Begmmng at a potnt m the cen terlme of Town shtJl Road t 369 formerly the State Roa d that ran f rom Rutland to Harnsonvllle whi c h IS assumed to bear West a dt stance of 2899 05 feet and r--.1 c>tl~~ s .::> oe li"V ~ r~d North 0 25 53 'West a distance of 952 05 teet from the southeast corner of sa1q Section 1a TownshipRange-14S-North West Thence leaving said centellne and along assumed South line of said tract recorded In Deed Book 32a at Page 04 7 South ao 48 54 West passing thru 5/8 Iron pins set at a distance of 20 00 feet and at a distance of 163 4t feet and going a total distance of 183 41 feet to a point being the Intersection o1 the centerline of County Road #3 and the center line of County Road t60 Thence along the centerline of said County Road *3 the following three courses 1 North 01 53 48 East a d1stance of 146 12 feet to a po1nt, 2 North 04 1Jl11 East a dtstance of 152 74 feel to a point 3 North 06 26 40 East a distance of 160 46 feet to a potnt betng the Intersec t ton of sa1d cer'lterllne and the centerline of Townshtp Road #369 Thence leaving said Counly Road #3 and along the Centerline of satd Township Road #369 the lollowmg three co uses 1 South 22 25 27 East a distance of 48 93 feet to a po int 2 South 26 42 55 East a distance of 50 66 feet to a point 3 South 17 21 52 East a distance of 354 68 feet to the pnclpal point of beginning contalnmg 1 031 5 ac res more or less subject to all legal easem ents and n ghts of way Beanngs are assumed and are for the determ1m atlon of angles only The above descrlp tio n was • p re p ared 1.-. r--.1 oe""""' :S IJo._. l> <eo r s .-..Jgl•'t. C..•.:~ """"••--••• •>•••~• -- from an actual survey made on the 25th day of October 1995 by C Thomas Smith Ohto Professional Surveyor t6844 Reference tleed Volume 127 Page 21 Meigs County Official Records Auditors s Parcel No 11 00402 001 Property Address 36105 loop Road, Rutland OH 45775 also shown In the Metgs County Aud1tor s Office as 36185 McMurray Road, Rutland OH 45775 to make sums as hereinabove set out JUdgment with the satd Interest thereon and costs atoresa1d and that you also pay lhe costs of this writ and all Increase and accruing costs and the residue 1f any there be you bnng 1ntp this Court to abide the further order of the Court and thai you make return of your pro ceed1ngs to our said Court wlltun Sixty days from tht' date and have you then and there thrs wr~t Sold separately Mobile Home t 989 Southwood ID CLM046300TN Ohio Cerl Title # 5300182427 Current Owne r Gary Ttlhs et at Property at 36105 Lo o p Road Rutland Oht o PP# t 1 00402 001 Pnor Deed Refere,ce s Volume 127 Page 21 Land Appratsed at $15 000 00 Mobile Home Tr ailer appra tsed at $2 500 00 Terms of Sale Cannot be sold for less 2J3rds of the appratsed value 10% down on day of sale cash or ce rhf1 ed check Balan ce du e on confi rma tion o f sale The a ppr a1sal did m c lude a n m t en o r e xs a m mat1o n o f th e h o u s e T h e land an d the trailer will be sold separately Robert E Beegle Meigs County Shenll Attorney for the Ptalnttff Ltllle Sheets & Worner 213 E 2nd Pomeroy Oh1o 740992-6689 (2) 22 (3) 1 anagement tea m m th ountry to ass st you paoutlon Bonuses lat ate hea lt h care sabrlrty Long Term Car nd more 3897 Woode n Handmade Wheelch a r Ra mp Meadowbrook area You lake down 29 15 Brrch Ave PI PI (304)675 59 15 r lnrrAND FOIJNn Lost 2-dog English Red Ticks Females 6 mon old no CQIIars lost on Jerrys Run Ad App e Grove (304 )674 5493 r WANil'D roBm Absol ute To p Dollar U S Silver and Gold Corns Proofse ts Gold Amgs Pre US Cu rre ncy 1935 Sohta1re 0 1amonds M T S Corn Shop 151 Second Avenue Gail pols 740 446 2842 I buy J unk Cars {304)773 t.•• llttO Dana A W II ams Sr not responsible fo r any debts other lhan own Signed 5004 ~I ;JJ~: ht. Hl:tJ> W ANTED Wa nted To Buy Mergs County Store Scr pt Store Tokens and currency from Pomeroy an d Rae ne Middleport Banks 740 992 At John Sang Ford Lincoln Mercury we ve establ1 s'hed a 35 year rep utahon of honesty 1ntegnty and outstandrng cu stomer serv ce before and aher the sale With the hottest products on the markel and as the fastest grow ng dealership n our regron we re adding techn1c1ans to bener servrce our cus tamers Ford Serv1ce trarn 1ng prefe rred but not requrred If you are a profess anal technrcran looking to starl a new caree r or maybe you don 1 feel you re paid or treated as well as you should be and 1f you re tired of workrng for some one who sn I work ng tor you Ql\le J m Thomas or Brad Sang a call today 1 740 446 9BOO or , 80(}..272 5179 You may also apply In person at 195 Upper Rrver AD Gall pol s Oh o Monda Fnda 6040 " 11 {\1( 1 ~ 100 WORKERS NEEDED Public Notrce PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE 1s hereby g1ven that on Friday, February 24 200G at 10 00 am a public sale will be held at 54330 State Route 681 Reedsville, Ohio The Farmers Bank and Savmgs Company ts sellmg for c~sh 1n hand or certified check the following collateral 1982 Fatrmont Happy House Mobile Home N04t 251 The Farmers Bank and Savmgs Company Pomeroy, Ohto re serves the rlgl\t to btd at thiS sale and to wtthdraw the above collateral pnor to sale Further The Fa rmers Bank and Savmgs Company reserves the right to reJeCt any or all bid s submitted The above described collateral wtll be sold as 1s where 1s , w1th no e x pressed or 1mphed warranty given For further 1nfo rma tton or for an appomtment to Inspect collateral prtor to sale dare con tact Cyndte Stacy or Randy at 992 2136 (2) 21 22 23 SHOP CLASSIFIEDS FOR BARGAINS Assemble c rahs wood rtems To $480/wk Mater als provrded Free rnlormat on pkg 24Hr 801 428 4649 for new Chnst an rocklpra se and worShiP band '(Je are not teenagers and we are seasoned mustcrans G reat sound syste m and I ght show with log mach nes wrll be rn place Stud10 record rng wllh C O sales rn addtt on 740 367 to live shows Or vers Reg anal loads Great pay company bene! ts & bon us es COL A w/ 1yr verl tractor t rl e)(p req 866 293 7435 GKN Maintenance Technician GK N S nt er Met als lhe wo ld s lead rng manutactur !fir of powde r meta compo nents seeks a mot veted Mam tenanc e sk lled Techn iC an fo r equrpm ent process and fac11t es at our Plant m Ga llpolrs Ohr o Ouallf1cat1ons Sk li ed at both correct ve and prevent ve ma ntenance A workrng kn owledg e ot lndustr a/ Etectrrcrt-,< Exper enc e wrth Allen Bradley PLC and servo sys terns Basic Weldrng and sheet metal fabnca110n sKrl s Ab hty to read and unde stand hyd rau l c sys tem pr nts Th1s pos1t1on w II requ re the Oc Or A Baccalau reate degr ee n nurs ng market ng or bus ness adm n stratn,m NO E)(PER ENCE NECESSARY FULl T ME CLASSES 'COL TRAN NG F NJ\NC NG AV"' IlABLE JOB PLACE MENT ENROlL NO NOW ALLIANCE TRACTOR TRA ILER TRAINING CENTERS WYTHE VILLE VA 1-800-334-1203 wwworv com Hom e Lrsllng s L st your home by cal ng 17401446 3620 Vrew phOlOS. nfo ani ne Haven WV Bedr oom 2 Ba h 2 Ca a age Outbu ld r1 gs ose o town PRICE 0 SELL \.ode 6505 n a l r K4 1P.S2 3358 N ew Home ct D st net on J bed oom 3 ba h 2 acres ar 2 ~tory unatta che arage gas ~elllfee gas OH Cal Aut and 40)7 4 0 3230 ppo ntments only Cod 30 6 ScHOOl s INsnlucnoN HOLZER SENIOR CARE CENTER NURSING OPPORTUNITIES Holzer Senlo Care Ce nte s a 70 bed long term car u smg leer ty located rural Ga lh a County whos rss on foc uses on qual a e lor our resrdents W ave a pas Iron for sk us about our EW WAG E STRUCTURE Benelts nclude Competrt ve Wages Exper ence Cred t ·Regular Aate l creases •H ea l th f Den t a l l l I nsurance •40 1k (after I year) •Unrlorm All owance •Vacation omo be part of the HOLZ R drHerence stop rn an ee us at 380 Colo n al Or v dwell Oh o or 9 ve Phyl RN BSN o antrell eresa Remy MHA LNH A SN AN Sy ste dmrn st ator to r Long Ter a call at (7 40 )446 IUR S\LE TURNED DOWN O N SOCIA L SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We W n I 8 B8 582 334j and date must posses trong leadersh p r:o mmu cat on market ng an rnanc at sk lis and mus ttarn and maintarn det n cupancy levels l yo re an ene get c self mot• aled car ng md vrdual a ant to sched ule ape son l and confid ent al meet n i1h Teresa Aemy LNHA HA BSN AN Sy!l9 dm nlstrator fo r Lon er m Ca re call (740)446 00 1 Home Healt h A des Srgn On Bonus Home Healthca e ol SE Ohro rs currently h r ng home hea th a des c ompel t ve wages Call (7 40)662 1222 Home Healthcare of SEO IS Currently Acc eptrn g Apphcat ens For Ful & Part trne AN s Compet t ve Wage5 Bonuses & Benet Is Ca I Toll tree~ 86&-388 100 HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO WORK 36 HOURS AND GET PAID FOR 40?? Holze r Sem01 Ca e Cen ter has tw o weekend AN pos Ions payrng $25 an hour w th fu 1benefr ts Stop In and see us at 380 Colonial Or~ve Bidwell O hro or g ve Barb Peterson HR D rector a ce ll at (740) 446 500 1 for d etail'S Eq ual Opportun ty Em lo er Help wanted at tne Darst Adult Group Hom e (740)992 5023 Loca l bus ness needs Labo er must be at east 25 yea s old clean dr v ng ecord and abe to pass d ug test $6 50/hr Ca ll (7 40)388 9673 to prck up appl ca t on An Eq ual Opportun ty Em lo er Myers Pav ng Truck Or \/Brs r~eeded 3 y1s E J~~ per ence (304)675 2457 lmmed ate need lor l rke work ng with numbe rs" Expel" anced and recentl y 10 Check out H 0 \1ES graduate d MediCa Accounting . L_ _ _ tu iiiiRtiiSiiiAiiiliii E-_.J Transcr pt omsts wanted to classes/programs @ work n stat e of the art ofhce GaiUpolla Career College 3 bedroom 1 bath DR LA wrth 1ull product on and sup (740)4 46-4367 kitCh en neY. lurn ace sits on port capabil ty All the lines 800-214 0452 1 acre on Ne ghbo hood Ad yo u want 1n a great wo rtc.rn g 12748 $62 000 1740)44 6 0650 envrronment App ly through WorkForce We st V rgrnra 3BR 2 Car anached Garage (304)675 0858 on 1 06 acres $62 000 (304 )675 6331 l oc al busrness needs Club Ca Golf Carts Gas Laborer must be at least 25 W1th Tops Good Shape 3BA 2 lull ba th 1 900 sq f1 basement 2 car ye ars o d clean dr vrng Pmes H I s Golf Course full rec ord & able to paas drug $1 200 00 740 992 2720 or attached gare~ge 3 acres $6 50/hr Call (740)388 740 992 6312 Chester Townsh p East err> school d strt ct Off At ... r ea 9673 to pick Up appliCatiOn Do you use tobacco prod M emorral Gardens Cal ucts? Are you rn terested m (740 )985 432 1 after 6pm Ma ntenance posihon open talking about smo krng and ng at the Vr llage of Rr o qu ttmg? Tell us what you 3BR 2BA log s ded manu Grande P ck up appliCation th rnk We are looking for faotured home nea r Rro at th e Vrllag e Ha I 174 East women who currently smoke Gra nde 1 88 acres College Street App teat1o n crQarettes or who have been $98 500 (740 )245 985 1 0 deadltne 5 OOpm February us ng n cohn e repl acement (740)4 18 01 04 23 2006 therapy for more th an three Foreclosure on ly months Pa I c pale m a 4 8A Need som eone lor live 1n group drscuss on and earn $14 900 For lst ngs cal ca re L ght housekeepmg $25 For more rnlormatron BOO 391 5228 ext F254 run erra nds free room & abo ul th1s study plea se call Attentlon l board Send rnqurres to PO Amy Ferketr ch at The O hiO Loca l company offer ng NO Box 213 Hende son WV State Umversity I 86 6 770 DOWN PAYMENT p 0 251 08 7376 ------=-=--~ r,:;.;...-:':':"---~ gr~m s 101 you o buv ,-ou Now hrnng EMTs & W ANH D home nstead ol ec ng Pa ramedr cs Call (740 )354. • To Do . . . IOO"o l nancng 5433 or 1 866 97 1 5433 l ess than perfect c ed t accepted Computer Traub e Shoot P~yment could be lhe Nu srng Ass stant Cla sses and Reps r Expert ServiCe same as rent Beg nn ng March 13th 740 992 2395 Locators Mortga ge 2006 If you enJOY elder ly (740)367 0000 peop e and war:~t to become Compute Trouble Snooter a member ol our care team and Aepa r Expe t Servrce Beaut lui 4 br 3 full baths 2 please stop by Rockspnn gs 740 99 2 2395 car ga age fenced n lot Rehab lta!lon Cente r at El derly Care Cou ntry completely remade ed 304 36759 Rocksprrngs Road Home mus t be Mob le 882 2391 Pomeroy Ohro 45769 and f1l Meal s/Snacks $800/month out an appl c at on for the Lev ng Ca e (304 )882 3880 classes Exte ndtcare Health Servrces Inc IS an equa l EKperr enced ST NA restor op portun ty employer thai 1ve a d to care for e derly or encourages wor l<pia ce d sa bled rn home Please call Brand \740)388 9783 dve s ty M/F ON All real estate advert s ng n thi s new spaper s In home child care 35140 Ove rb rook Center IS cu rrenl hours weekly aubtec t to th e Fede ra l No wee!. ly seek ng a bea utrctan to ends call after 5 PM 740 F111r Housrng Act o f 196 8 whr ch makes t Illegal to work 1n the lac hty s beauty 992 4001 advertise eny salon Can didates shoul d preference lim tatr or or Tree Serv ce & possess a vahd man agtn g J&C dlsonmlnat on based on cosme tolog st I cense Excavat ng 25 years exp race cotot religion sex Sala ry s based on cornmr s Fre e estim ates 304 675 fam1hal s t atus~ na11ontlll s on Int erested ca ndrdates 22 13 orig in o r any rntention to should contact the adm nrs make anv such trato at (7 40)992 6472 preference hmltatl on o r EOE d scr1mrnatlon tesl IHlO Ove rbrook R ah abll tat1on Center s currently acceptrng app lrcat ons for full lim e STN A S 7A 7P 7P 7A ana 3A-..JP shtfls a re ava table lnte ested applicants should f II out an apphcat on at 333 Page Street M iddleport No phone cal s pease EOE i':i::F"""-::"----., Ht 'Sil\'FSS 01'1'UKll "m oNOTI CE o HIO VALL EY PUBLISH lNG CO recommends the ou do bu s ness w th P&O le you k['IOW end NOT t end money through th all untr l you have nvest ated the oHenn Takrng Ap p rea l o ns tor Machrn st & Welder 5 years exper e nee apply 7 30 4 OOpm Amb rosia Mach ne nc Ro\Jte 2 Box 254 Point TIR ED OF GAS PRICES & Pnaasant WV 25 550 COMMUTING? (304)675 1722 CARE ER DISTURBED? Chr sl an 0 wnecl C ompa ny Ort'ller!!l wanted Tr uck A Hom e Mana9 ed Apptrcallons be ng take n Offer ng 8 usrness Part I me 0 1 F uII Now Must have c e an Fu I S upporl an d t me Or 'w'lnQ Record wrth m n Tu\ n ng Fully I nanced mum :2 yrs E~per ence oppo tun ty I qual ! ed Home each n ght Average 1 BOO 946 7572 P n 00 (If~ pay $1 OQO+ per week no answer please lea'lle (304)722 2184 Man thru Fr message B 430 ' HOUSEll FORRtNr Tht a ne wspa per wrll not knowt lQi'f accept adver1 ~emenb to eoal estate which s 11 vl olatron of /he lawv Our readers are hereby nformed that all dweltng!!l advertised 1n th 1 newapt~per ar. available on .!In equa l opportunity baaes Looat on 3BR 26 TH 1 ac re 600 sq t Mo\1 ng M ust Sell lots o1 E)(lras 3041593 0852 At1ent1on F Local company offe r ng NO DOWN PAYME NT pro grams for you to buy your hom e nstead ol entmg l OO"o I nan(: ng Less than perfect c: red t accepted Pay men t could be the same as enl Marl gage Loc ato rs [740)367 0000 Stop renl ng Buy 7 bedroom Ioree osure $1 8 000 For l st ngs 800 391 5228 ex.t 1709 r MOIIU..E H o MES FOR RENT 2 bedroom mob le hOme rn Rae ne S350 mo plus $350 depos t years lease no pe ts no cal s after 9pm (740)992 5039 2 bedroom all electr c 1996 14 .. 70 lnd es Sultan 2 Wat er and trash serv ce pro bod oo T 2 ba h v f'l)'l s d v ded S350 mon h plus ng sh ngled oi A~k. ng deposr t (740, 44 1 7033 :.18000 I ... Q4 .. 1 4 leave message 3br 2tla Mob le Home rn New Haven bes de Grade S44 0 month SchOo 1304)882 $4 00/deposrt 96 FleetWood 3 BA On y 1107 S169/mo Call (740 385 Mob le Home lo r rent on At 9948 2 3 m le s north ot Pomt 3 bedroo m 2 P easant bath 16•80 excellent cond 11on No Pets (304}675 98 fu nace & new stove new 381 8 ca rpet C A new unde pro nng & wr ng shn glea oof Mobrle home spaces rn c;el up 001 pr va e lot Country MoDrle Home Park cond 1on 1740) 385 4019 Excellent [7.10)¥1 09o3 Tra er lor rent 2 bed room L ke ne w 2002 Clayton new ca pet {740 )256 6803 ·h:52 $148/mo Call or (740)645 3261 r (740)385 994B Doub lew de Re po neJe ved rn owner f ance on 3 ac es 8 m es north 1 and 2 bed room ap a I of Holze Hasp ta l on 160 ments furn shed and unfur seq.J r ty deposrl n shed (740)44 6 3570 requ red no pets 740 992 Used mob le homes for sale 22 18 Ne\\ 14 ~ 6 ~de 2 & 3 bed roar s 6 to chOose from 1996 mode & up r 401388. 8:1 3 taayt me 74VJ388 S~' <:~ 0)29 4 I I 1 1\ \ \ (1\1 10 Hmt~s MoRn r Concealed Pistol Class All States Mar 11 2006 $75 00 9 OOam VFW Mason WV Ph (7 40)843 5555 Ill·. \I . !·.STATE A Reg stered Nu se wrth 2000 hours of d ree l o per at anal respons b I ty for a senror care lac hty Se c r et a ry / Pe rso n ne I Di rector Full Tim e 2 Weekends Per Month Must Possess 2 Years 0 More 341Q-or Lakin (3041773 E~pe rr e nc e M ust Be 5234 Computer L terata 8 Located n Maso n County M ust Be Profici ent near Buffalo WV -.. Dep enda ble Organrzed EHiclent & Capable 0 1 Mull Tasking Interested POSTAL JOBS Apohca ms May App y By $156 7 52198/hf now hlr Se nding A Resume To lng For appltc atro n and tr ee S ecre ta y / P e r son n e l governei'Tlent job rnfo call 0 rector P 0 Box 307 Amencan Assoc ol La bor 1 Rav enswood WV 26 164 g 13 599 804 2 24/h s emp References Are Reqw ad eerv t!IO 1304)675 0858 Requr aments for his pos ron nc ude A lrcensed nurs ng home adm nrslrator An E~eceilent way to earn money The New Avon Call Marilyn 304 BB2 2645 Drivers Needed COL Ortvers wrllrng to dr ve for local ready m x-concrete company E)(perlence IS prefe red but nol necessa ry Mecl Insuran ce & ot her benetus available after wa t ing penod On\ler must be wrlhng to do pre ma. nte nan ce on trucks & equ p ment yard work & other miscellaneous chores Experience opera11ng eqUip m ent & e)(tra skrlis such as weldtng a p us Ca ll Roberstburg{304)937 Oral for dollars Earn a great hOur y wage pius bonus es wh rle contacllng pass ble client s lor med ca out sourc rng company Ap ply th ro ugh WorkForce West VI g n a r•o Ho\lfs ~;;;;'~(~>R~S~\1~~~~ ~ The Tuppers Plams Chester Water Orst r ct s acceptrng apphcatrons for Account/Clerk pos tion The posrtr on qua lllcallons nclude a degree rn account ng Knowledge of Peachtree MS Wo rd EKCB an d MS Expl orer are desrred You mu st be able to work well w th th e public You may p.ck up an app ICa Iron Montl ay th rough F day from B am to 4 30 p m at 39561 Bar 30 Road wh ch s three mile s south Qf Tuppers Plarns 1ust oH State Route 7 Phone No 740 98 5 3315 Pease state rn the apphcat on whal profr c enc es are as some van ances may be al lowed Data Entry Posrt on Ava1labe Requrred sk lls • Exce lent compute sk lis a must •Word • Excel • Must be ab le to work rn a busy offr ce env onment • Good com m unrcat on sk Is a must Please send resume to Fruth Pharmacy Attn Human Resources RR1 Box 332 Pt Pleasant VN 25550 olz:er Heahh Systems I eeklng 81l Exec utl v Director to r Ho lzliJ sslated Liv in g I ack son Oh1o 7129 J m All Display 12 Noon 2 Buslne•• Days Prior To Publication Sund•y Dleplay 1 00 p rn Thur•day tor sundays POIP<•r • All ads must be prepaid' Great Career Opportunity A keyboard player needed Attent1on Drrvers R&J Truck ng s look ng fo r Oqvers w/1 yr OTA Expeden ce tor Aeg ana l Hau s Average pay 40 s to m1d 50s Hom e every call Ke nt Wee kend (800)462 9365 Dally In- Column 1 00 p rn rotond.ay- Frlday for Insertion In Ne x t Day s Paper Sunday ln- Colurnn 1 00 p m Frldav For Sundays Paper 310 Send res ume or lener of expenence to gallipoli s hr@gkns ntermet als com o lax {740)441 3249 Re fer to J ob Open ng Ma ntenance Te chn iC an a Now you can have borders and graph1cs ~ added to your classified ads {,~ 1m Borders $3 .00/ per ad GraphiCS 50¢ for small $1 00 for large Display Ads H FJ P WAN'J'EO candidate to pass a bas c sk Hs rest poo to employ ment I \11 '1 0 ) \ II ·, 1 Oeaa'tirtM Word Ads Monday thru Friday • by Tyler Bro" nt ng and Dou g Jettenes wtth II tal Ires aptece Wahdma wrll attempt to earn ns elusrve I ' rh wm of the season on Thursday whe n the Falco ns vrstt Calhoun Count y 111 the Bend Are a teams' reg ul a( season fi nale WH S hasn t had a 13 wrn basketba ll season 1t1 26i years datm g back to a 16-4 mark 111 1979 80 Ttp off time for JUniOr varsrty actron on Thursda} ts 5 45 p m v,nh • arsrty pl ay to lollow at 7 10 p m --~------~~----~ Offree lloar-~ Fnd ay s s ec tt o n <~ l tttle w111ner adva nces to the Southeas t Dt stnct to urn 1 me nt on March 5 at the Call\ ocatr on Ce nt er 111 Athens Rr ve r V,Jil e) 1s seckm g tt s ftrs t dJ st11 ct berth srnce th e 1998 9 ~ se ..tso n .. • Fro~z te r For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! ""c-.a_ar www.mydallysentlnel.com Wednesday, February 22, 2006 Wednesday, February 22, 22 acres wo nderful v ew dgetop property close o man h ghway pertect lor 4 wheele t ra Is t740).... 07 2109 T1w sh p a e \II rQ a" 1ne \.." ~ fl SR _, o Te sR M{ rga" .-1 ' ' c ra ava JJ t'"'9 t1 4 3 J.( btl~ ST MON FREE RENT WITH PAID DEP NE W ELLM VI EW TOWNHOUSE/ APTS e.JOW LEASING SPAC OUS 2 & 3 BEDROOM BOTH FLATS & TOWN HOUSES AVAILABLE ALL ELECT RIC CE NTRAL AC & HEAT STOVE REF DISHWASHER GAR BAGE D SPOSAL WIND BLIN DS CE LING ~AN S WAJ ER SEWAGE & TRASH INCLU DED PETS COND TIONAL 30.. 882 3017 Li.:.l !il t 14 Rt \1 b t "' \\\~ 1 ~1> Need to sell yo home '"~ Late on paymei'IS d vorce 100 1anste or a dealh' I can buy your heme A casn andq urckctosrng 740 416 3130 W.l'\1\1 ... APART BEAUTIFUL MENTS AT BU DGET PRICES AT J ACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Dr \le I om S344 to S442 Wa lk to shop & moves Call Equal 740 44 6 2568 Hous1 g Opportun ty e B ar d t1ew 2B A apts on Bob Mc:Corm •ck Ad Call to Oela IS [7 40 )441 01 94 0 1740)44 184 10 "11:1.\'1;:!1 $3"0 deoos 1 3(1.:1 882 3652 New :) 375 monlh No Pels CONVENIEN TLY LOCAT EO & AFFORDABLE! 3 bed oom :2 1 2 Oaths 2 ca ga age fu ., s;ed close tp Holz e Hosp ta l S8501mortn t7 40)44 1 03 10 Ne w Douclew de Reoo '1e\let 1ved owne I ance n Syracuse on 13 a<;:es B f"'l es north 40 $600 f"n ... & Ueoos t of Hotze HoSf:'IA or1 ,60 Water Sev.t nc uoeo No {740)4 46 3:.> 0 Pets 13041675 5332 Syrar.use 38 R ana ct>eJ .- - - - - - - - DBL Gar OIOCii utI t~ bu IO ng new 001 ... ac e $8S 000 "'40 4l 6 27 86 or ooms call ba thS 740 94-9 1082 502]943 0386 Oowntowr local on 1 BR apt unlurn shed no pets aepos t refe ences {7401446 0139 Grac ous I v ng 1 and '2 t'\Pd oo., l'pa tmems a \ ngr Me _,o ana 1.:! " Apa tMenls ro M OJ FFrorr $295 $444 Ca 40 992 5064 Equ a Hous nQ Oppo tun 1es �Page 84 ~ www.mydallysentlnel.com The Daily Sentinel In Memory Wednesday, February 22, 2006 \Yednesday, February 22, ·2006 4LLEVOOP In Memory In Memory www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 New Haven- 1 bedroOm fur· nished or unfurnished apart· ment, no pets, prev•ous rental references & depos•t. (740)992·0165 In Memory of Ramona E. "Mona " Roush Nice one BA unfurnished apartment. Range & retrig Two years since her passing. Aug. 7, 1937 to Feb. 22, 2004 provided. Water & garbage paid. Deposit reQuired. Call (7 40)446-4345 after 6pm. Pleasant Valley Apartment Are now taking Applii::al•ons . for 2BR. 3BR & 4BR .. Applications ar!'} taken Monday thru Friday, from 9:00 A.M.-4 P.M. Oftice is Located at 1151 Evergreen Drive Point Pleasant. WV Phone No. is' (304)675· cv1m~gt', Twin A!vers Tower •s accepting appliCations lor waiting list for Hud-subs•zed . 1· br. apar tment. Call 675-6679 · EHO. WEEKLY AVAILABLE n c l u d es Pomeranian puppies. AKC. Refrigerator/ Microwave JET 2 males. wolf/sable, OOB· From $150 To $175 College AERATION MOTORS Hill Mot91 Cali' (740 )245 . Repaired , ~ew & Rebuilt In 12/15105, vet cher:k.ed. $400 5326 Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1- aa .. (740)696- 1085 800-537-9528 Small Chihuahua dog. 1 yr SPAct: old. lawn colored. housebroFORRtx r . R~gl ste r e d . Call L.,..,...,;~i.iiiiiii-_.1 ·Mobile Home lot wlcarport ken next to Meth odist Church m (7 40)446-2222. Downtown Office Space· 5 Kanauga, OH . Private. room suite S650/mo; 1 room iO MUSICAL (740)446-4782. office- "$225/mo.; 2 room . INSTRUMENtS suite $250/mo. Security . NEW ANO USEO STEEL deposit required . You pay Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar Artley Clarinet paid $700 Concrete, Angle, new, hardly used, looks new, utilities. All spaces very nice. For Elevator. Call (740)446-3644 Channel, Flat Bar, Steel only usM 3 times, $400 Grating For Drains. OBO. { 740 )446_9845 _ · Driveways & WalKways. L&L Scrap Metals Open Monday. Gulbransen Spinet piano for Tuesday. Wednesday & · sale . Exce llent cond ition Friday, Sam-4:30pm. Closed $550. After 4Pm (740)446Thursday. · Saturday & 4525. sunday. 1740)446-7300 11!111'--FR:':"urrs-""'!&~-, New Couch & Loveseat, $450. Gaff 1740)446-7444 New Hdspital Scrubs. small __ VEGJo.tABLES ·I i ·r V·Tech toys, Old C'ookie Refridg Whirlpool 18 cu ft. Ja·rs , Heart land . Dishes, · like new $200 (304)675Canisters. Bedding 1731 I304)675·2801 Refrigerator frost .free, white $ 125; small ches t freezer $ 125; washer hea11y duty $95; dryer $95; 301n while range. like new $125. Genes Appliances 76 Vine St , Gallipolis (740)446-7100 or {740)367-7886 . ' Lw.... ·commercial Property & Building for Sale. 9_9 acres. Ambro sia Machine Inc. RoutS 2 BoK 254 Point Pleasant. WV 25550 (304)675-1722. 7:30- "'I \In I ' I 1'1'1 II ' to ,\ 11\1 -..IOC h. Help Wanted · r ~ Angus Bulls1 two X-breds, 4 heifers. Excellent breeding. Slate Run . Fafm. See www.slater.un far m. com , 1740)2 86-5395. For sale: Boer Club Goats . Born in January, very limited number. Champion bloodboth sides. lines on Professional breeder. (740)245-0485 after 6pm . Interested candidates are to submit resumes to: .Human Resource Dept. P.O. Box 1051 New Haven, WV 25265-1051 By: March 3·, 2006 --An Equal Opportunity Employer .. ' M/F/ 0 / V Help Wanted Human Resources 55 Ho>pital Dri ve o·Blcnev•. 1\.femonal Hmpital Athell>. Ohio 4570 I w..J..- v. nb l c. ne ;:~.org Phone (74111 59~ -9227 ' '-·_ __,,__ 79 rotary top trans new main 2001 Dodge Ram truck shaft and kicker assembly. 2500 SLT Heavy Duty, $4,SOO 13041593. 6945 springs, camper special, 10$ ply tires . . 7,500. Call Ed 1999 Harley Da11idson Ultra (7 4.0)367-062 4 . · Classic . Loaded. Excellent ~9-1'"'c'-h.-vy- 1r-u-ck-11-2t_o_n -ru_n_s condltion, 29,000totat miles. good $1 ;400. Price $13,500. Call 74Q... 72 Chevy truck 350 crate 949-22 17 until ? pm . moto r $2,500. 1740)2562001 250 EX good condi_88 _64_.- - - - - - - lion. $3 ,000 OBO. must sell Chevy Colorado Ext. Cab (304)675-2697 '05. Auto, 2WO, wlbedtlner. 99 Harley Fat Boy. 9..4.00 excellen t condition . Kelly mt·fes. lois of Chrome and Blue Book $14,600, will se ll for $13,600. (304)523-1179 extras. (740)446-9954. EO!:. 740-843-5264 · ~ <!> AKJ943 • 8 t A 7 4 3 4 53 . New Homes 1 Additions 1 Remodeling 89 6c Honda Goldwing wlfrailer, y1., 45.000 miles, very good shape, well maintain ed. cover, extra lights r I David Lewis ~========::::;;;;::::w:v~#~~~ ~ARNEY liarnood C3blneiry And Funialre 740 446 9200 • ~.-........kcablnllt&'y.- T~~ i~ G~~~~t ' · 740-992-6971 HISSELF 1 1 ~~~;;;F;re;.•;· ;i;·; ~===~~==~~~~~~~~==! 1UdY .nayS F ' u R d' nQS e-opene • Stop by & check out our new additions to our menu as w~ll as your old fav.orites Homemade desserts • Breakfast served all day • Daily lunch specials T.HE BORN LOSER ' ~ou ~f.\0\JL\:> &. E:A'ilt-IG 1f\D? A Jump eo L\1PR~~ S . A:I~GS ., References: Volume 322, Page 437 Appraised at $50,000.00 terms of sale: Cannot be sold tor less than 213rds of the appraised value. 10% · down on day of 1ale, cash or certified check, · ba l,nce due on confirmation of sale. The appraisal did Include an Interior examination of the house. Robert E. Boagle, Meigs County Sheriff. Attorney tor the Plaintiff Lerner Sampson & Rothluu, Box 5480, P.O. Cincinnati, OH 45201 · 5480, 513· 241·3100 (2) 8, t5, 22 ---·- -- - - , ----- ~ lfl.t.Y'IZE FULL OF AN\1 -I>L(IOC!-11~ I Unconditional lifetim,e guar· antee. Local references furnished. Establishe d · 1975. Call 24 Hrs. (740) 4460870, Rogers Basement Waterproofing. SHOP CLASSIFIEDS Boso Property At: 706 Sixth Street, Racine, . Ohio PPN 19-00216, 19.00217 Prior Deed References: Volume 120, Page 703 Appraised at $60,000.00 Terms of sale. Cannot be sold lor less then 2/3rds of 1 NT Pa ss Pass Pass Pass 5650 . Mark E. Rhonemus, Treasurer MEIGS LOCAL· BOARD OF EDUCA· TION, P.O. Box272 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (2) 17, 22, 27 . Hill's Self Storage 29670 Bas han Road Rac ine, Ohio ,' ---' , t>VDE, Athena • Compl~te Remodeling T A 1 B7FL23X7PSt20656 The Farmers ·Bank .and · Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the • right to l)ld at this sale , and to withdraw the above collateral prior to the sale . Further, The Farmers · Bank and · Savings · Company reserves the right to reject any or all bids submlned. . The above described collateral will be sold " as Is-where Is", with no expressed or implied warranty given. For further lnlorma. lion, or for an appointment to Inspect collateral , prior to sale date conteet Cyndle , Stacy, or Randy at 992-2136. (2) 22, 23, 24 Public Notice The ' 2005 Annual Finan cial Report of the Village of Middleport Ia avail able lor public Inspection at the Fiscal Officer's office In Cl.ty Han at 237 Race Street, Middleport, Ohio 45760 between the hours or 9 am end 4 pm Monday through Friday. (2) 22, 24, 27 ~--- • Prompt & quality work • Affordable Rates • References .Available • Free Estimates · "Insured" J ELL., I IMAGINE TI-lE REASON Oll CA~·I'T TI-l ROW A SNOWBALL . '(Oll DON'HAVE AN'{ !-lANDS. Remodeling New O•r•sr•• Electrtcal & Plumbing Roofing a Gutter. ' Vinyl Siding & ~elntlng $UNSHINE CLUB Patio end Porch O.Cka wv 036725 V.C. YOUNG Ill 99262 15 P -Economy Beef $7.35 -Shade R1ver Beef $8.10 ·Whole/Shell Corn $6.45/Bag ·Cracked Corn $7.45/Bag. . ·Soybean Meal $13.251Bag ·Shade River Hog Feed $8.85 Why Drive Anywhere Else? Shade River AG Service, Inc 35537 St Rt 7 N • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 740-985· 1 ROCKY 'S TREE , SERVICE Will cu1 & remon trees or. will t.Ut Into ft~wood. .TRIM TREES & .AstrcGraph ===--==::::=::~. Now Available At HA lJ 1\ I L U1\ I HE I~ Scorpion Tractors Mid-S ize 4Wheel Drive Tractor with 30hp & 40hp Kubota Engi nes '1bur 'llirthd'l)': Thursday, Feb. 23, 2006 By Bemice Bede Osol In 1he. year ahead, when you apply your·. self , substan,(1al gams can be made to fulfill some of your largest l'jrribit1ons. You"ll be in a pOsition to open doo rs now mat had previo usly been slammed shut. · PISCES (Feb 20-March 20)- Beginning today, conditions 1n general should be far more hopelul and happy for you than they have been during the earlier part of _the week. Ta ke posrt1ve measures to fulfill your dreams. ARIES fMarch 21-April 19) ~An exceptionally successfu l day coujd be 1n the offrng for yo u today 11 you are alert enough to recogn1ze a number of opportunr11es your assoc1ates are overloo~1ng Be alert TAURUS (A.prrl 21)-;May 20) - You"ll "leel better and do better today if you ~eep on the go as much as possible Run all those neglected errands. do those odd JObs and pop m to say ··hello"' to fnends you rarely GE.MIN! (May 21- June 20) - (3eneral condrtrons should 1.vork out qune sat1slac· loply lor you today. moStty bec ause you have the ability to sort out the thoughts o! associat~s and ·eaes 1gn them to serve your purposes. CANCER (June 21-July 22) -Take thai opportu'n1ty you 're go1 ng Jo gel tod ay to wm over a new ally. YoU" II be ·able to do so by · caMJdly d1scussmg· rssues tha t are of concem to bolh ol ' you snd not washng precrous trme LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - By put11ng your heads togeth er you and your co-workers can collectively corpe up with some new methods ,that can make eve r ~body 's JOb eas1er. Th ri""lk If\ terms of the entrr e group . VIRGO {A.ug 23·Sept 2.2) Unstructured act1v thes are ll~ely to be th e ones that you will l1nd the most en,oyable and sa t1Sly1ng today Be flexible and openll ... ( .... " 1 . minded and p~ rtiCipate m situations Wllh· \)!'-'1 \( 1.' ' ""'"' Out reservatro.ns. \1 (.Utt( 'I\. v-(,~ f, ~IBfiA (Sept. 23-!JGt. 23) - Any c::~ns t ruc· G{.l£111 h y\ ~ ' !IV€ IdeaS ,yOU have today 11),31 COncern § thtng5' related to your lamrly should b€ . § . ,acted Upon wit hout heS11a 1ion. The results ~ will be satisfying to all SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22)- Your grea1t:.:,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:__:._::_~--------' est asset today 1S lrkely to be your ab1hly to e:r.ecut~ GARFIELD • • DINNER WAS GQING 50 WEt.!. ... " • •• •• .. ' r '' . (740) 992-0472 Hard Work!" 44 48 52 tO Deadly, · snake 11 K~chen meas. t2 Admires 17 Banjo cousin fastener Diet Belt clip·on Went globetrontng Hlstorfcal records 23 Starlet' s 45 Taconite aspiration yield 24 Check man· 46 Mind oscrlpts 47 ·Newsroom 26 Thought VIPS 27 Drinks ltke 48 Loud noise a cat. 49 Chicago .28 Egad! trains 30 Clergy 51 Klutz members 32 Family mem . 36 Wheel part 39 Mooring post 40 Warrior line princess 19 Sports palaces 20 Drops a 21 High dudgeon 22 Teen outcast 41 "Camera part 42 Falling-out 44 Corker , CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos . Celeb!liy Ciptler cryptr:J;~rams are Cl eated from quola~ons b')' lo!mo.Js people. past and ~etielt Eact leMer ln th{! c1pher stands !of ;r".oth&r Today's due · Teql.!afs V " V CN UX V RCKYY HVMIBXRR KBP · TVMWEX IKVBWKVB ... KB CNBXRW DXNMD~ - KVSKOR WCX UNRRXRR X8NEDC GCKMKGWXM WN NH IKB ." SKRCVBDWNB PREVIOUS SOLUTION - ·'A leadet ''a deafet in hope ' - Napoleon Bonapane 'Tak~ hope from the hean of man and you rnake him a beast of prey ." - Ouida .,OlD T~~~:~~~~ S©R~~-~t-;rs· UMI ffit•J a,, CL4T a. '0LiAN _,;__ _ __ 0 four ~toucnge letter! ot JJ.ie bt· lc"l'li 10 form lou, simplt words · Kra~nbled word1 .I RAMOYE I: I I 1· I I I _ I SH14!K . t-r-1...,.-;-,-:1I',...:.;--.jl Overheard in government I [' I I / . I~ NI GI C inuscum: ".Statues of p olitic ians don 't l ook naiural because sta tu es keep th eir ~ N y U0 F L J / mouths ···- ··.'' I1--;,s<rl-'1-'i-1 e -'-r,.::-l Comp !~te th~ chl.'clr; lt Qvot•d . • • . . • . by fl llli'\Q in fhr tn 1UifiQ WO(Ch '--....1.-.L......J._.L.....J.....J _.o1.1 clev'e lop h~ •teo No 3 ~ low . ·. " O PRIN I NUMBlREO tllf[ll IN fHIII SQU~IIS · l UNICUMBll A!OVI llfltll TO CIT AN~WIR SCRAMLETS ANSWERS 21211U6 Obtu;e- Tnte -- Agile - H umbug - GRUMBLE My biJsband came home and took his b;~d mood out on · me . I commented th <~l. " I lome is where we are treated ~est and GRUMBLE most" ARLO & JANIS JAIJIS .' YOU OIJT H~Rt' a LAWNWORK · "Taking The Sting Our Of must be see Room AddtUona & PU111L' ro .,. Oh1 1 ;or Yr;u.,l 0111 E 'P''I" "' Advertise in this space for $26 per month. AT us . " CARPENTER SERVICE 740.742· 2293 message _ YOUNG'S Call Gary Stanley * Leave a SCREAM! THA.rS NO H• S STYLE' V22/Q6 740-992-1871 STANLEY TREE TRIMMING & GENERAL CONTRACTING START SCREI\.Mt~6 • Garages Stop & Compare NOTICE: is hereby given that on Saturday, February 25, 2006 at 10:00 a.m ., a public sale will be held at 211 W Second St, Pomeroy, Ohio. The Farmers Bank ana Savings Company Is selling lor cash In hand ot certified check the following collateral : t993 DODGE DAKO· TEDDY, r1~ . ii.OSA 1>0ESN' T • New Homes 45771. Public Notice I: t>ON'T lo/"IJT t1R . ROSA TO ' LET 'S Po ' \.lHh.T HE . \. ......S"YS. ....... ... ·. ROBERT -BISSEll OONmiCTIOI , 740-949-2217 ¥ Q Yesterday's deal required a de1ender to be patient. discarding a loser 1nstead of . overruffing the declarer. Amb~as·e Bierce, m "The Oevil's Dictionary." de!ined patience as "a (llinor form. of despBir disgUised as a v1rtue: Declarer mrght be despairing of making his contract, but sometimes patience wrll bring its virtuous reward. On this deal, you are South. m four spades. How would you "pian th e play after West leads the heart queen? Nort~'s One-no-trump rebid shows a minimum balanced hartd . South jumps to game in what he knows IS an erght· or nine-c3rd major-suit li1. When playing rna SUit contract, count losers by looking at your own 13 cards and taking dummy's high· cards into account. Here, you should see lour potential losers: one heart, two diamonds and one club. Three Of those losers- one 1n each ~ide suit - are unavoidable; you must despair if there is a second d1amond loser. II the miss1ng d1am onds are splilling 3-3; yow wi li have no problems. But if they are 4-2. you must trump your last diamorid on the board. To do that, you need one trump there. You are also _going to lose the lead once, So, after rutting the second heart. draw on ly one round of trumps. (If you tak~ two rounds, you should fa 1l. East returning his final trump when 1n wrth h1s diamond trick.) Then you play th re~ rounds of diamonds. When next back rn · your hand , ruff your last diamond on the board and claim 10 !Pcks: six spadeS. lwo diam?nds, one club and the ruff. · • _, Sheriff Sales Case Number 05CV077 Beneficial Ohio Inc Plaintiff VS Pamela L Carter aka Pamela Boao the appraised value . Defendants 10% down on day of · Court ol Common sale, cash o; Certified Pleas, Meigs County, Check, balance due Ohio. In pursuance ol an · on confirmation of order ol sale to me · sale. · The appraisal did not Include an directed !rom said Interior examination court In . the above entitled action, I will . of the house. Robert E. Beegle , Meigs exp'o se to . sale at County Sheriff. Public Auction on the Anorney for the Front Steps ol the Plaintiff Stephen D. ""elgs County Court 18 W Hpuse on Friday, Miles, Monument Ave, March 17, 2006 at 10 Deyton , OhA5402 a.m., ol said day, the (2) 8, 15, 22 · following described Real Estate: . Situated In the Sutton Public Notice Township, Meigs county, Ohio, In the James M. Weldon . NOTICE TO !IIDDERS Notice · Is hereby Addition to the VIllage given that the Board of Racine, being Lots of Education of the Nos. 6 and 11 of said Meigs Local School ·addition to Racine, District, 41765 bounded and Pomeroy ' Pike, described as follows : Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Beginning at the Southwest .corner of will ollar lor sale by sealed bid at 1:00 P!" , Lot No, 5 In said Tuesday, Febr•ary 28, Weldon Addlton to 20Q6, the · following Recine; Thence South vehicles: along the East side of 1990 International Racine ond Antiquity .Bus f5 Road, 54 Feet To the 1990 International Lucius Cross land; B.u s f15 Thence East along AII sealeq envelopes the south side of said containing bids are to lots Nos. 6 and 11 ; be marked clearly on 1 feet to . the Southeast corner of the outside. Terms of sale will be cash or Lot No. 11 on 6th Street; thence North · money order. Said Board reserves the along the Weal aide of right to waive lnlor· sixth otreel , 56 feel to malltleo, to accept or the Northweot corner reject any and all, or ol Lot No. 11; thence parts of any and all Weat along the North bids. Questions can olda of said Loto Noo. be answered by Mr. 6 and' 1t ; 19t teet to Paul McElroy, the place of begin· Transportation nlng, excepting ·the coal, oil and other Supervltior at (740) 742·2990. mlneralo underlying All blda must be oald lots. Tax Map or received In, and bjd Parcel ID No.: t9· specification sheeta 002t6.000, Tax Map or may be obtained Parcel ID . NO.: 19· from , TREASURER ' S 00217.000, Tax Map or OFFICE,. 41765 Parcel ld No : t9002.16.000. Current · Pomeroy Pike , P.O. Box 272, Pomeroy, owner: Pamela l Ohio 45769, or by Carter aka Pamela calling (740) 992- ee Yf.AI\-~1'\ :'>~'{3 · 195 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 740-992-1622 . BASEMENT WATEAPROOANG BLIC .NOTICES I v f,LU(~E:.R'Rit:.~, 100, POP! . Columbus · Public Notice '! 2459 St..Rt. 160 e GalUpolls Complete Tree Care ACE TREE SERVICE Pass patient too '. 26 Years Experience 43 Kimono I • Decl~rer 2001 Polaris Sportsman 90, $800 . . 98 Honda XR70, $600. (740)446-2558 or (740)6456786 2003 Suzuki" 4WD Vinson 500 ATV with 34 miles. $4900. CARMICHAEL EQUIPMENT. (740)446· 2412. F;ast ~0 !!'RANK & EARNEST rival Pass 4A • plain l "- Opening lead : (740) 992-0496 L.,__se_lf_-s_to_r_ag:..e_·_..J Wtst South 1 Chatters 54 Marine 5 Fireplace llghto tOCale-- 55 Provide 12 Shadow' s money place 13 Some pizza DOWN orders 14 Reeking 15 Gtaoo square • - 0100~ 1 t6 - the 3 Cabbage squeeze on cousin . 18 Recolor 4 Part 19 Out of kilter of RSVP 2t Suppose 5 Fitness 25 Weirdly center 29 Bookworm 6 Organ part 3t Pilot's · 7 Pact position member 33 Etegan1tur 8 Bath deco r 34 Treeless 9 Ben & Jerry North Vuhi.erable : East-West Answer to Prevloul Puzzle claws 35 l!ncouple 37 Art-store . buy 38 Injures a toe 40 Roomy tees D ealer North Licensed Home Builder "Middleport's only t Q J tO 9 ... Q tO South Wolfe . · Owner ' 1 8 5 2 ¥ A 9 52 • 8 2 ... K9764· Chuck 97 Beech Street Middleport, OH • "' ¥ 6Q.JtOJG SIUTIEAST IMPORTS 93 Rd. Deed O'BLENESS O ' BLENESS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL currontly has full-time opening in our Nur-.ing Department. ~he ~ucccssfu/~..:andi datt: will have a current Ohio nur.~, in g ilcem.e. A gfaduaiC from an approved s~ hool Of nursing. One to rwo years experience in critica l care/cardiac nu rsi ng is required . Car~iac Catheteri~ation lab experie nce Preferred, Current in CPR. ACLS r equired . Comput<r >kill< are preferred. We offer a competitive salary and c()mprehen"Jve henef1l package. For more information plea~e cr'mtacl: Fax : 17401 592-Y4-l4 ~~~- :,,6;;, ~~:: :~~ many =~~~~.new b~~~~rs? ~~~~~~~~ $8.500. (740)339-1620. parts to list. plus very good mixe.d hay· order of . sale·. to me square bales. (7 40}446- directed from said 2412 or (740)645-0608. -Court In the above entitled action, I will Ill\ \"'1'01~ I \II( 1"\ expose to sale at Public Auction on the AIJfOS front steps ol The FOR SALE Meigs County Court House on Friday, $500! Police Jmpoundsl March 17, 2006 .at tO Cars from $500. For listings a.m. of said day, the following described 800-391-5227 ext. 3901 Real Estate: Situated 1992 Pont Sunb1rd SE. 4Cyl. In the State ot Ohio, auto. convertible, real nice County of Meigs, and .car $1,650. In the Township of 84 Subaru GL Station Lebanon and Wagon, 128,000, 4cyl., 4 sp. de.s crlbed as follows: good tire"s, interior Driveway. Being Lot number $8so. (7401379-9297. eight (8), of New 1999 Olds Eighty-Eight ~S . Portland, as the same number8d· and Well maintained, loaded, Ia newer"tires. excelle nt condi- delineated upon the Jion, 127K mi les. asking recored plat thereof, Recorder's OHice, $4.000. (740)245-5934. Meigs County, Ohio. 2001 Suzuki Swift GL Parcel Number: 07· Hatchback, 59,000 miles , 00554.000. Current New Tires. 37-40 MPG, AJC , ownero Michael & Stereo. $4,500.00. F;or Cindy . Conley et al More Details call 304-773Property at 54435 5390 New Por.tla nd Rd, Portland, Ohio 45776. PPN 07-00554 Prlo Help Wanted REGISTERED NURSE CARDIAC ·CATHETERIZATION LAB/ICU FLOAT POOL . Ea~tt West Middleport, OH 992-5682 lOxlOxlOxlO K 6 5 ... A J R 2 3 miles west of Pomeroy, OR on State Rt. 124 20,500 miles : Too many MoroR HoMFS 179 Rand ·st. extras to lis~. Call for a list. Ga"lllpolis, OH 1999 GMC w/exlended cab, No leaks and neve r 1997 Hornet 23ft. 5th wheel, Rick Johnson, Jr. loaded, 305 engine, .auto wrecked . S9,000(Firm) w/al r, awning, seJI-con OWnir transinission, 67,000 miles, 74D-742-2768. talned, !ig~t weight, $6.000 Insured Free Est. good clean. solid truck, OBO.· (740)245-9109 or eMcellent condition, SS,Spo. 1998 Softail Chopper, 96 cu. ~40 441-7632 . --:-:,....,.-:-----, (740)441 -1014. in. S&S engine, 5 sp, trans, r widegfide lron't and $14.500 FOR SALE ., Miniature Donk~y·s 2 Jacks, 1 white 2yrs old, 1 white with gray spots 2yrs old. Good Guard AnimalS with Cattle & Sheriff Sale Sheep (304)882-2213 ·. Case Number Reg. Abrian Brood mare 05CV074 black in co lor white star on ABN AMRO Mortgage forehead, good bloodline, 7 Group years old, has been shown. Plaintiff A stud colt on the property. VS (7 401379-2754 Michael & Cindy ILlY & Conley at at daten· GR~IIi dents " ' - - - - - - - , I , C!>urt ot common Pleas, Meigs County, For sale 5x5 round bales of Ohio. hay. Call (740)446-9777. In Pursuance of an r Local Area Industry in New Haven (Mason Co) WV seeking personnel for entry level positions in the coal yard line of progression. 40 Hr. workweeks, rotating shift work required. Two Year Degree or Eq.uivalent. Entry level wage rate@ approx . $14.68 per hou( with steps for progressions. Benefit package being offered. TRUCKS 4J t Box 189 MANLEY'S SElF STORAGE CONSTRUCTION~ , and· chrome, $7,150. MoroRCYCLESI 4 WlfEF.l..FRS Lwoioioiiiiiiiiiiii--rl "(7!:i40;,;)4oo4~1-~55;..4.;.0·~~-., 1995 H. D. Super Glide, CAMPERS & 4 . , - - - - - - - - - iii~~~.:;::~~;;:.:;~ -Industrial Workers~ American Electric Power/ Mountaineer Power Plant Help Wanted 4x4 15 Maltese puppy. AKC, Factory Diamond Style Tool female, vet checked, 008Box tor 2005 Dodge Dakota i /2 5105 . . $800, (740)696· Truck. Paid $425.00 and 1st 1065 $225.00 Takes-It It is in Miniature Pinscher female, 4 storage. 740-992-3t76. months CKC $200 Firewood split and delivered. Toy Rat Terrier, ~ weeks .. Gaff (740)256-9115 . CKC $125. (7401256·31 68 Suvs 2002 Dodge Stratus RtT V6 , Sunroof. remo1e entry ' leather, power everything, 2004 Chevy Trailblazer Kefly garage kept, red, 24k. 4WD w /tow pkg.. Bluebooks @ $22.000. $9,400. (740)3 79-2748. many extras 10,500 miles, ·2002 Suzuki LX7 4x4, PW, excellent co ndition, garage PL. 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GaT \loJO ToNkQ Touc\6 SltaP\IeD 1b M'i feeT 1 GoT 1\£ PU!N1<S Go'n """" T~ STC:f'S Of T"e BAUM LUMBER St. Rt. 124 Chester 985-3301 -----·---------~---- �Page B6 • Wednesday, February 2:r, 2006 www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel Bolivia's first Indian president takes office in historic ceremony, A2 Eagles High Schooi .Basketball Scoreboard from PageBl o.vm'?" HI SECTtOtW. SEMtFIN&l RIVER .VALLEY 66, OAK HILL 51 Eastern 63 Ft. Loramie 65, Russ1a 3, 31 i W. Salem NW 59, Wellington 25 . F Leesburg Fairfield 62, Frank11n urnace DIVISION IV 1 OAK HILL (4·17) Green 61 Ada 62, Uma Temple Christian 25 Garland Stiltner 2 2·2 7, Corey Farmer 1 Loc~land 84, Cin. Seven Hills 57 Attica Seneca E. 65. Old Fort 54 0-0 3, Brandon Potts 2. 0-0 5. Matt 1 Millersport 57. Mt . Gilead Christian 34 Cin. Seven Hills 49, Williamsburg 30 1 Crabtree 4 2·3 10, Chris Dupree 0 o-o 0, J.D. Hale 8 o-o 16. Garren Davis 3 4·5 tO. Totals- 20 8·10 51 . Con 11oy Crestview 46, Ft. Jennings 38 Dola Hardin Northern 63, Ridgeway Ridgemont 46 Newark Cath . 63, Powell Village Academy 46 it to the defense. The defense stepped up when we needed it and we were able to score off of it," he said. "The kids did a super job, and they simply refused to . lose. It's a great · win and we 're not done yet." South . Gallia forced 22 turnovers on th~ ni ght, including 13 in the pivotal second half. Those extra opportunities proved to be big over the final 16 minutes, as Eastern made 85 percent {11-of-13) of its shots after halftime. EHS, which held its biggest lead (45-36) with 2: I 5 left in the third period, committed seven turno~ers · and missed three free throws over the final 10 minutes of the contest. Conversely, the Rebel s turned the ball over three times and sank 6•of-7 chances over that same span. Those squandered chances loomed large on Eagles' Walters/photo coach Howie Caldwell after South Gallia's ~aron Phillips (33) and Curt Waug~ (22 ) batthe heartbreaking loss. tle Eastern's Alex McGrath (15) and Bryc Honaker, right, for "We were up nine and .we · didn't take care of the basket- a rebound during Tuesday's contest in Wellston. ball. We made three of four kind of going away, then all held an ll -5 ~dge on the foolish turnovers where we of a sudden we came back offensive glass. . Cozart, who finishes his were just absolutely careless with more energy," said with the ball, and we commit- Saunders. senior season with a 24.9 ted three or four foolish foul s Down eight with 6:42 left, points-per-game average, had on shooters that we shouldn't Josh Wright scored . five game-highs of 23 point~. have committed," said straight points to pull the seven rebounds and eight Caldwell . "We just didn 't get Rebels within a possession assists in his prep finale. it done down the.stretch and I (5 1-48) with 6:05 showing on Guess followed with 17 points and a gan1e-high four have to say that South Gallia the clock. did an excellent job." Cozart ended a 1:47 scor- steals in the setback, while The Rebels began the game ing drought with a runner in Kyle Rawson chipped in a with ·an 8-0 run and found the lane at 4:55 for a 53-48 baker's dozen for the Eagles. Wright, who had 13 points itSelf ahead 21-14 after eight lead, but SGHS used a 7-0 minutes of play. surlle over the next ·1:20 to · in the fourth quarter, pace4 The Eagles responded .. with chum its first .lead of the sec·- SGHS with 22 points. Curt an 8-0 run to start the second ond half. Duncan completed Waugh added. mne markecl stanza for a 22-21 edge. The that rally when his 3-pointer for the Rebels, while Duncan lower seed also made 8-of-14 found the net at the 3:35 and Fulks contributed I 0 and shot attempts in that quarter mark, giving the Rebels a 55- . nine points, respectively, to · to take a 33-30 intermission. 53 advantage. the triumph. · advantage. Cozart scored Eastern's . Previously, · Eastern had EHS made 13-of-25 shots final 14 points of the game, been to four of the last five for 52 percent before half, including the last five over a regional tournaments and had while SGHS connected on 41 24 second span, but did not also played in the last live percent (11-of-29) of its get a shot attempt over the district title games. South chances in the opening 16 final 62 seconds.' Gallia has never been to a minutes. Eastern held a 16Eastern shot 24-of-38 from regional or di strict final con11 rebounding edge at tl:le . the field for63 percent in the test. · · . break. · loss, while South Gallia netWaterford defeated Ross The Eagles never trailed in· · ted just 37 percent (22-of-60) Southeastern 51-49 in the earthe third quarter, despite eight of its shot attempts. The lier sectional contest at WHS. turnovers, and made all five Rebels had only. nine Trimble and 'Miller will turnovers in the game and compete tonight at Wellston shots that ther attempted. South Galha, on the other made 13-of-18 free throws in a D-IV sectional semifinal, · and South Gallia will play the hand, sank just 3-of-16 floor for 72 percent. attempts (19 percent) and The Eagles made 11-of-15 winner of that contest on trailed 45-38 headed down charity tosses for 73 percent Saturday in the sectional .the stretch. . .and outrebounded SGHS 26- final. Tip-off for the Rebels is "1 thought our energy was 21. The victors, however, slated for 7 p.m: . ~ortsmoum Clay 60. Latham Western 57 RIVER VALLEY (10.11) Sidney Lehmpn ,4,·Houston 34 E M II 27 Hugo Hernandez 0 0·0 0, Sean Sands 0 0- Water1ord 51 , Richmond Dale SE 49. ctgerton 37· ontpe er o·a. Cory Ehman 3 3-~ 10, Ryan Eggleton Worthi"gton Christian 98, Danville 62 ·Fayetteville-Perry 29, Cin. Christian 26 0 0..0 0, Jason Jones 6 3·5 19, Bryan Xenia Chnstian 49, Ridgeville Christian Fostoria St. Wendelin 63, N. Baltimore 49 Morrow 5 7-8 t7 , tan Lew1s 0 0-0 o. Matt 43 1 Fremont St. Joseph 55, Sandusky St. Nibert 0 Q-0 0, Mir.hael Cordell 1 2·4 4, Yellow Springs 61 , Spring. Cath. Cent. 56 1 Mary 49 · Tyler Thoinpson 3 2·2 8, Ryan Henry 3 0- Regular Season Ft. Recovery 63, Spencerville 30 2 6, Marcus Frazier 1 0-0 2. Syot Ward.0 'Akr. Buchtel 71. Akr. SVSM 58 Gorham Fayene 62, W.Unity Hilltop 32 0-0 0. Totals- 22 17·25 66. Akr.'Fir8stone 57, Wadsworth ,53 • Hicksville 46, Pioneer N. Cent: 27 OakHIII 1914 117 - 51 Akr.Hoban66, CRardonNDCL33 Kalida49,McComb41 River Valley · 11 20 17 18 ~ 66 Akr. Mancheste1 74, Mogadore 69, OT 1 Leipsic 36, Continental 31 3-polnl goals- OH 3-6 (Stiltner 2. Potts}, Atwater Waterloo 50, Akr. Spring. 46 Mansfield Christian 49. Crestline 40 RV 5-19 (Jones 4, Ehman) Fouled Out- I Austinburg Grand River 51. Cle. Heritage l Minster 56, St Henry 30 None.Total Rebounds - OH 24 (Hale 11 ), Christian 47 · ·I New Bremen 42, Wayneslield-Goshen 35 RV 22 (Henry 4, Morrow· 4). Oftensive Barberton 60, Cuyahog~ Falls 55 , · New Washington Buckeye Cent. 61, Rebounds- OH 8, RV 10. Assists- OH 1 Bedlor~ Chanel 74, Elyna Cath. 49 . Lucas 14 11 (Stiltner 4), RV 3 {Morrpw 2). Steals - Brookfl~ld 78 , Hubbard 76 Norwalk St. Paul 42, Greenwich S. Cenl. OH 7 (Hale 3 Stiltner 3). RV 14 (Morrow Brunsw1ck 45. Parma Hts. Valley Forge 30 1 30 7). Blocks - OH 2 (Hale, Crabtree}. f,W 3 Burton Berkshire 64. Gates Mills Hawken Pandora-Gilboa 41 , Gory-Rawson 28 (Cordell 3).Turnovers- OH 25, RV 12. 58 . . Tiffin Calvert 63. Bettsville 28 ' 5C4ampbell Memonal 56. Youngs. Ursu~u'fe 1 Van Wert Lincolnview 47, Antwerp 37 0MSIQN II SECIJONAL SEMIFINAl Can. GlenOak 59. LOUI~Ville Aquinas 56 1 van Iue 54 · van Buren 42 SOUTH GALLIA 64 , EASTERN 63 ,. Canal Funon NW 54. Massillon Tuslaw 44 . EASTERN (11-10) . canfield 63, Youngs. Boardman ~6 W.Va. prep baaketballscoraa Bryce Hona~er 1 2-3 4, Nathan Cozart 8 Chagrin Falls 76. Fairport Harbor Harding I TUaaday'1 Ra1ults 4·4 23, Alex McGrath 1 0-0 2, Michael 51 . Girt1 SeCtions II Owen 1 0- 12. Mark Guess 7 2·2 17, Kyle Chagri[l Falls Kenston 58, Newbury 35 :, Braxton County 72, Webster County 35 Rawson 5 3-5 13. Derek Roush 1 0·0 2: Chardon, 67. Conneaut 49 Burch 57, Matewan 7 Totals: 24-38 11 -15 63. Chesterland W.Geauga 59, Wickliffe 56 Clay County 60, Roane County 41 SOUTH GALLIA (15·6) Cortland Lakeview 72. Warren Champion Fairmont Senior 83, North Marion 55 Tyler Porter 1 0·0 2, Josh.Wrighr '8 3-4 22. 63 . i=ay9neviUe 48, Valley Fayette 35 Bernie Fulks 2.5-7 9. Seth Williamson 0 0- 1 Cuyahoga Fans CVCA 59, Medina Gilmer County 61, Calhoun 31 0 0, Derrick Beaver 0 0·0 0, Curt Waugh 4 Highland 46 · Independence 56, Liberty Raleigh 50 2-2 11, Dewey Cantrell 1 0-1 ,;3. Tyler 1 Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit65, Akr. Ellet Lewis County 46, Robert c. Byrd 18 Duncan 4 0·0 10, Aaron Phillips 0 3-4 3, 146 Lincoln 65, Liberty Harrison 37 ·Steven Call 2 0-0 4. Totals: 22-60 13~18 Delaware Christian 54, Mansfield Temple 64. Christian 45 Mercer Christian 56, Meadow Bridge 47 Ea~tern ' 14 19 12 18 - 63 E. Palestine 57 , N. Lima Souih Range 56 Midland Trall44. Richwood 37 S Gallil 21 9 8 26 - 64 Eastlake N. B2, Cle. Collinwpod 53 , Montcalm 58, Big Creek 19 3-point goais-E 4·8 {Cozart 3, Guess 1), Hartville Lake Center Christian 68, Cle. 1 Nptre Dame 54, Tygarts Valley 44 SG 7·21 (Wright, 3. Duncan 2. Waugh, 1 His. Fuchs Mizrachi 52 i PikeViaw 55, Bluefield 54 Cantrell). Total~ rebounds-,E 26 (Cozart Hudson 57, Aus1intown F11ch 40 , ·Point Pleasant 67, Poca 39 7}, SG 21 (~ h illips 4). Offensive ! Hunting Valley University 63, Hudson I South Harrison 52, Doddridge County 40 rebounds-E 5 (Rawson 2). SG 11 (Fulks WRA 52 St. Ma~s 4e, Wllliamstown 46 2, Phillips 2. Cantrell ,2). As_sists-E 12 lndapEindencB 68, Middlef.ield Cardinal48 i Summers County 64, Shady Spring 30 (Cozart 8), SG 9 (Fulks 2. Waugh· 2, Jefferson Area 57, Madison 54 Tug Valley 66, Williamson 22 Cantrell 2). Steals-E'4 (Guess 4). SG 11 Kirtland 87, Cte. Cuyahoga Hts. 48 Wheeling P8rk 56, Brooke 45 (Wright 3, Duncan 3). Blocks-E 1 Lisbon David Anderson 55, N. Jackson Cross Lanes Christian 48, Grace (Cozart), SG 1 (Wright). Turnovers-E 22, Jackson-Mit1on 25 Christian 40 SG 9. Team fouls-E 16, SG 17. Lodi Cloverleaf 52, Norton 32 l Elk Valley Christian 45, New Life Christian Ma ssillon Washington 78. Ashland 57 1 41 CLASS AA SECTIONAL SEMIFINAl Boys 1 Mau~ee 48, Sylvania Southview 45. OT · POINT PL~AS·ANT 67, POCA 39 1 Medina 61. N. Royalton 33 . : Bishop Donahue 91, Valley Wetzel 56 POINT PLEASANT {12·11) Mentor Lake Cath. 59, Pa rma Hts. Holy.l Buffalo 70 Ouval47 Leah Eddy ~ 0-0 3. Anna So~mer 3 Q-0 7, I ~~:r:: ?2, Hanoverton United 55 · Charlesto~ Catholic 58, Poc!i 38 Charlotte B1bbee 4 0·0 9, Tnsta VanMB;tre Mogadore Field ·80 Alliance Marlington Clay-Battelle 50, Cameron 49 1 0-0 2, LIZSommerville 1 0·0 2. Brittany t 71 • East Hardy·66. Pendleton County 45 ' Clonch 2 0·0 4, Tessa lA_'yant 5 ~ ·2 12, N. Can:Hoover 61 . Green 63 · Elk Valley Christian91 , New Ute Christian Jody Ha~ttey. 5 4~4 14, Melissa Adk1ns,10· Niles McKinley 79 , Youngs. Chaney 57 71 . 0 2, Devtn B1rchf1eld 1 0·0 2, Skye Sm1th 3 Olmsted Falls 75 , Warrensville Hts. s1 . Fort H1U,Md. 79, Keyser 75 4·7 10. Totals: 27 9· 13 _6?. j PainesVIlle Riverside 64, Ashtabula ' Geroge W,ashington 70, Riverside 63 POCA (1·20) . . Edgewood 50 Hamlin sa. Wahama 56 Nikki Hilbert_0 0·2 0..Anita Runnion 1 3·4 I Parma Normandy 86, Elyria 85. OT , Hannan 74, Sherman 48 5, Carty White 5 1·2 1 2, ~\}ry Allen 1 ~· 4 · Parma Padua 46, Garfield Hts.Trinity 47 1 Harts 58, Gilbert 55 .5. AleXIS Ward .11-2 3, Adnanna Brownmg Pepper Pike Orange 58, Beachwood 41 Huntington 65, Cabell Midland 43 11 Perry 77. Orwell Grand Valley 22 "• " Y t 1·2 4· J•m •• PJ_ool .1 °C· 0 3, Br 1 , James Monroe 65 Shady Spring 53 0 0-0 0. ess1ca o1eman _2 0-0 R!chl1eld Harnson . · Revere 74. ·A'~r. coventry 65 ' 1i t 1. 12 9_16 39 Jefferson 50, Musselman 47 · 5~~~t s. 11. 17 26 13 - 67 . Richmond Hts. 58. Aurora 48 Logan 66, Herbert Hoover 60 Poe• Midland Trail 57. Greenbrier West 49 11 4 5 15 ....,. 39 ) Salem 69, Youngs. Aayen 28 . t G I P . t 4 (Edd B 'bb Stow-Munroe Falls 54, Tallmadge 40 Montcalm 3-Po1n oa s- om y, 1 ~e. _ Strongsville 99. Parma Sr. 49 · · 56 ' Mountain State Academy Wya!'ll, Summer), Poca 4 (Wt:ute,. I , · K ' 44 ., , Thompson Br~wn Ing, Pool.. CoIeman I. Fou led 0_u1- 1 Badger 47 Ledgemont 67. 1nsman. 1 MouhtView 82 ' Independence 75 ' OT -~omt ,_ (none). Poca 1 (Runn1on). T< I. St. J h .9 44 Tol St. Francis 42 Oak Glen 55, Brooke 50 RebOunds- Point 39 !Smith 7), \Poca 19 1 U~ionto~n ~ake 6o Ravenna 46 Parkersburg Catholic SO, Calhoun 41 (White 7). Assists- Pointe (Edd-y, Bibbee W Salem NW 76 Kidron Cent Christian Park~rsbu rg South 62, St.,Aibans 51 2), Poca 6 (Runnion 2). S~eat~ Point 19 sa' ' ~ I PlkeVIew 64. Faye~e.ville .49 (Wyant 7), P,oca 6 (Browmng 3) . Blocks- ·\ Willoughby S. 57, Ashtabula Lakeside 54 I Ravenswood 59, Sls~onvllle 46 Pomt 1 (~yant). Poca (none). Team Youngs. Lib8rty 63, Newton Falls 47 Robert C. Byrd 82, Parkersburg 68 Fouts- Po1nt 16, Poca 16. . South Charleston 69, Boyd Cou!lty, Ky. 62 BOJs REGULAR SusaN Ohio High School Qlrla Basketball St. MaryS 57, Paden City 41 Tuesday's Results Teays Valley Christian 62, Valley Fayene HANNAN 74, SHERMAN 48 Tournament 49 SHERMAN (1·19) DIVISION I Tolsia 68, Hurricane 56 ~eth Smith 3 6-tO 13, Jason Bartrum,2 2· Centerville 53, Huber Hts. Wayne 22. Tyler Consolidated 76, Ritchie County 71 2 6. Branon Wi lliams 3 5-8 11 · Chlis Gin. Anderson 67, Cin. Sycamore 55 Wayne 60, Tug Valley 54 1 Carney 3 1·2 9, Just1n Chambers 1 0·0 2, Cin Hughes 53, Loveland 36 Weir 53, Wheeling Central 50 ' Donald Kinder 1 0-0 2, Nick Petry 10-0 2. Cin. Oak Hills 72, W.' Chester Lakota W. . Josh ~in 1 o-o 3.Totals: 15 14-22 48. 44 Westside 56, Liberty Raleigh 45 Williamson 53. Chapmanville 50 HANNAN (1 ~10) · Kevin Blake 8 2-3 23. Ryan Canterbury 6: 7Cin. Winton Woods 82, Cin. Western Hills Williamstown 75, Magnolia ~9 . 20T 8·10 20, Joe Kinnard 10·0 2, Was Gue 10 Cie. E.Tech 40, Twinsburg Chamberlin 36 Winfield 67, Scott 50 3-11 23, Patrick Flora 1 0-0 2, Justin Gfir1ield Hts. 64 , Cle. S. 56 , OT Wyoming East 75, Oak Hill 47 Eastham 0-0 2.74. Travis Holland Spring. 42, Oregon ••••••••••••············~~···· Totals: 28 113·24 , Bowman 1 0-0 2. Lebanon 50, Miamisburg 41 Clay 39 Sherman 17 13 4 14 - 48 Marion Harding Sj, Fremont Ross 30 Hannan 18 19 18 19 - 74 , Maytie'ld -Village Mayfield 87, Cle. 3-Pomt Go~ts- S ht:~rman 4 {Carney 2). 1 Collinwood 28 Hannan 5 (Blake 5). · Mentor 60, Eastlake N. 16 Perrysburg 62, Lima Sr. 47 HAMLIN 58, WAHAMA 56 Sandusky 49, Mansfield Madison 45 Sylvania Southview '62. Tot. Rogers 12 WAH AliA (1 2·9) Clay Roush 5 7·9 17, Brande r;~ Fowler·53- Tal. Notre Dame 57, Tot. Start 52 4 13, Brenton Clark 3 4·6 10, Casey Tal. Whitmer 43, Tal Libbey 28 DIVISION II Harrison4 1·2 10, Kameron Sayre 20-0 5. . Kevin Wasonga 0 0-Q 0, Brandon Russell Alliance Martington 52, Akr. Spring. 38 Mtdn~~u~ ~Ml o o-o o. Gabe Roush 0 o-o o, Keith Bellville Clear Fork 45, Ontario 38 Canal Fulton NW 51 , Mantua Crestwood Pearson 00-0 0. Total1916-21 56. IDO§t HAIILIN'(nla) 41 GrantAdkins 81-217, RustyJohnson7 1- Celina 52, Wapakoneta 49 ~~mprl'lh@o§iV@ im~wo~ 2 15, Josh . Stowers 5 o-o 10. Lucas Lima Shawnee 51, Kenton 41 Ashworth 3 0·1 6, Taylor Aoiherham 3 0·0 NapOleon 34. Wauseon 32 6, James Bias 1 0-0 2. Bryan Cooper 1 0- Oak Har.bor 41 . Bellevue 23 ft@W Onawa-Glandorf 55, Elida 28 0 2. Total 28 2·5 sa. Wahama 10 18 22 6 . . .,. 56 Willard 57. Tiffin Columbian 46 sv~th.\bl@ Hgl~@f Hamlin 24 12 9 13 - 58 Youngs. Rayen 58. YoUngs. Chaney 33 3·poiilt goals - Wahama 2 (Harrison, DIVISION Ill Sayre ). Hamlin (none). Archbold 41 . Delta 23 Ashland Crestv1eW 48. New Loncton 47 Ohio High School Boys Basketball Bluffton 52. Tontogany Otsego 35 Clird~ Jtl~k§~o, Tuesday's Resuha Chagrin Fans 47, Leavittsburg LaBrae 35 Tournament Cle. VASJ 49, Cortland Maplewood 37 DIVISION I Defiance Tinora 36, Sherwood Fairview Gals. Whetstone 64, Ashville Teays Valley 34 . Findlay liberty-Benton 44, Kansas 62 Hilliard Davidson 49, Cols·. St. Charles 29 Lakota 30 ~U·~IM Reynoldsburg 61. Cots. Independence 52 Gates Mills G1tmour 57. Warren . DIVISION II Champton 54 ,. Byesv1lle Ml'!adowbrook ·49. Gibsonburg 45 , Oregon Strftch 34 , McConnelsville Morgan 38 1 Ham1tton Badin 59, Clarksville Clinlor1~ Cambridge 64, Philo 51 Mass1e 3B ' Chillicothe 74, Chillicothe Unioto 56 Middletown Madison 51 . Gin. N. College Circleville Logan Elm 90, Athens 44 H11135 Cols_E. 68, Cots. linden-McKinley 58 Milan EcMon 52. Huron 38 Cols. ·Eastmoor 59,. Newark Licking Valley Paulding 47, Haviland Wo.yne Trace 43 44 Peninsula Woodridge 40, ,Sha~er Hts. Cols. Wat1erson 63, Granville 60. 20T Laurel 37 Jackson 53, Circleville 45 Rocidord Parkway 4.8. Lima Cent. Cath. . 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W\\W,Itl)' dail~scntinel.com MONDAY, .JANUARY !!;1. !!006 AEP public hearing·relates to upcoming state permit application BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM RACINE Tuesday eveni ng's public meeting at Sou thern Hi gh Sc hool relates to American Electric Power-Ohio's plan .· to (ile an applicatio11 with the Ohio Power Siting Board for its planned plant in Lebanon Township . . Co lumbus Southern Power Co. and Ohio Power Co. will use t~e meeting to out- · line plans for a new power plant .in Lebanon Town ship . It will begin at 6:30 p.m . at Southern Eleme ntary Sehoul and members of the local community are encouraged to auend. The meeting wi ll a llo w resi dent s to obtain inform ati on concerning the need for the project, the proj ec t sc hedule , the plant 's design and other inform ation about the project. It is a require. ment for a Certificate of Environmental Compatabi lit y and Public Need for the Great Rend IGCC ProJeCt, the next ~s tep in rece ivin g stal e .approva l for. the $ 1 billion dean-coa l plant. AEP ann ounced phins 10 seek the requircJ approva l from the Ohio Power Siti ng lJO<~ rd in a lcller to the Publ ic Util ities Comm ission . of Ohio earlier thi ; month. AEP ts now awa iting approval of it> plan to 1~>'Over the construc tion cu,ls which i' under consideration by the PUCO . AEP ha' proposed a 600megawatl fa ci lity 10 sat isfy th e grow in g energy ne ed> of the 1.4 mi ll ion customers served by AEP's Ohio subsidiarie s. The plant wi ll use Inte grate d (iao;ificati on Combined Cycle clean-coal techno logy, the · first commercia l-scale us e of tbe technology for power generation and the large st lGCC plant to dale . Th e rn"er plant will he a IJ a,,· loau fa c ilitv de,i gned for L'<>lllinuou; operation ,.unll cr lltlrma l conditions. Allhougli AEP has · not received atllh oril\ lo con, truct lh e plant. ·lhc power .co 11 1pan\ ha' beg'un some prelim inar) , ile work at the 'ite · nca r the R<~\Cihwood, W.Va. Bridge . That work is designeu to keep the project on schcduk in ·the event permilting i.s grJn ted. Area jobless rates up during .December BY KEVIN KELLY KKELLY@MYDAIL YTRIBUNE.COM OBITUARIES Page AS • Daniel Brookover INSIDE ·. .• Rallies mark anniversary of Roe v. Wade abortion ruling. See Page A2 . · lieal't'1l.'SSOCialion · says soy has no significant effect on cholesterol. See Page A2 • Cheshire celebrates continued existence · See Page A3 • Area artists invited to .Business assistance workshop. See Page A3 • O'Bieness Memorial · Hospital to offer health screenings. See Page A3 • Meigs students make OSU honor roll. SeePageA3 • Jury recommends life in prison for university shooter. See Page AS • Columbus drug .dealers set up trade in southern Ohio. See Page A6 • Lawmakers eye incentives to boost college graduation. See Page A6 Vinton was at 8.3 percent, up 1.1 percent over the 7.2 percent a month earlier. Lawre11ce County was the excep tion in the imniediate · area with 5. 1 pe.rcent , down from 5.3 in November. , The sta te 's unemp loyment . rat e was 5.9 pe rcen t in December. up from 5.7 perce m in 1\ol'ember. The nati o nal unemployment rate fur December was 4 .9 percent. down sli ghtly from November. .. A decrease in the number of service sector jobs co ntribut ed to a weakening of the , labor market ~ in De c~mbcr." said Barbara Rilev. the > t~te director of Job ; and ~am ity Services . Monroe ·cou nty had the highest rate of unemployment in December at I 0.6 percent. whi le Holmes County had the lowest rate a1 3.6 pe rcen t. The numb er of workers unemployeJ 111 Ohio in December was 347.000. up fr om 340.000 in No\ember. The number of unemployed ha s decreased . by I 0,000 o1·er the year from 357.000. Th e Decem ber un em~ loy ­ ment rale for O hi o: was Liown frnm 6. I percent in Dece'mhcr cOO-l . The L' OUIIII rates are unadjusted. ·,i1ean1ng they do not take into account . POM EROY - After not-. mg unc hanged or dech nmg. ft gure s m the latter part ol 2005, the JObless rates m Meigs and, Gallia counties mcheu uoward aga1 n dunng Dece mber. the Oh1o Department o l J obs and Family Services foun~: : Dcpanment ott1C 1al s placed the blame statewi de o n decreased service se ctor jobs when they announced new ~nemploymenl figu res. Metgs County went to 9.1 perce nt Gf its workforce be ing .unemployed las.t month, an eigh l-len th s of a percent rise ol'er November's 8..1 percent. Charlene H..lftlc,h/ l•ho1to . The rate sti ll kept. Meigs, Heather Mar ie Chevalier of Reedsville holds her baby Trena Reena , born on New Years Day. As lor years among Oh10 counMeigs' County's first baby of.2006 she was the winner of numerous prizes in the merchants' ti es with ihe highe;t level s of unemploy ment. below I 0 annual contest. percent. The trend to.waru s ingle-!,li gil jobless rate s in Mei gs began last summer. Gallia County·, jobless rate was at 6 percent f~r the POMEROY · Trena Re edsvi lle. pare Ills from K F.c/Long John Renee Chevalier who was Deadline for entering th e Si lvers. a S50 savings bond month. an . increase of sixborn on New Year's Day to co ntes t was Friday noon. fro m Fanner, Rank . a $20 tenth s of a percent from Heather Marie Chevalier of Jan. 20. Several applications gift certificate to th e parents November's rate of 5.-l perReedsv ille, was Meigs from parents with babies from McDonalds of cent. . The in crease in un emCounty's first baby of 2006 born in Janu ary were Pnmenlv. ploymenl was mostl y true in and winner of the fir s! bab;y received with th e earlie st A rvle ig' County crock ,.urrounding counties. contest sponsored by local being the Chevalier infant. from Ander,on 's. a $50 savmerchants and The Daily from H ome At hens was at 5 .7 perce1it. As the winner uf the annu - !I1~S hund Sentinel. al co ntest Chevalier rece ive, C'i<~lional Bank. a S20 ~ifl up fi n:-tenth s of a percent The infant was born al these gifts from local . iller- ce n ifii:al~ from the D<tiry · over November's rate of 5:06 p.m. on Jan . I al St. chaill s: $20 g ift certi ficate Queq1. a nc\v bahy gi ft has- 5.2: J ac k ~on v..-a~ at 7 per- ~cn~onal ~tdj u"rment~ .111 Joseph 's · Hospit al m from Swisher . Loh"'' l,.et from .Bun·' Parly Barn. a c·ent. up sc ,·en- tenlhs of a employmem . r The .4 .,so.o ro1nl Pr<' SS Parkersourg . W. Va. She Pharmacy, a free ease of S I0 gin certificate for the percent over the 6:3 percent pos ted in No,·e,mbc.r: and conrri/11fi<' d ,, , Thi .' <lllrY. 1 we ighed 7 pounds .. 6 ounces Pampers diapers fro m Fruth parents from Wend) 's. a 525 and was 2 1 inches long . Her Pharmacy. a $25 gift certifi- gifl certificate from . grandparent-; are Rena Husk cate from Powell's. a tlce ce Hometown . Market. and a o f Reedsville and Alice and baby · blanket fr om pair of baby Nikc shoe> from Bill Chevalier, all . of Daniellc's. a meal for the Lockc·r 219-The Shoe Place. WINNER OF 2006 FIRST BABY CON'IEST Phillips.announces · Relay for Life rally announces '50s' for92nd House seat theme, Icenhower as entertainment STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDAILYSENTINE L COM WEATHER . . ATI-l ENS - Athens Cit\ Council . Men{ber Oehhie BY. BETH SERGENT Phillir, angoutKecl her <·anBSERGENT®MYDAILYSENTINEL,COM · didan for the Ohin House POMEROY - This yeaF's of. R~·p resentalive' late la't Relay for Life in Meigs 1\eek . Phillip' ha, been heen Cou nty will have. a 1950 's the me rif .. Ro ck Aruuncl the involved in . refmmin~ 1he Clock" comp lete with a return qate's " ·houl 'fund in~' ,,,. tem s. She maue ~ her visit anu performa n~e from Elvi; tribute artist Dwight announcemenl 111 ,e,·eral Ice nhower. L'llmmunities in lhe 92nd The 2006 Relay for Life H"~"e Districl. "hich Detail& on Page A6 will lake place May 12-13 at in.:lude., Meig,. Athens. the Meigs County Fa irgrounds ~1m~ an anu pan ''' and teams are needed lo make Wa ,hin~ton, Counlic' . The the.evenl .a succes>. di,trict \cal is now hdd b\ Stale Rep . J im' m~ Ste\\ art: Relay for Life is the R-Aihan 1. 2 SECTIONS- 12 PAGES American Cancer Society's . Phillip~ mack her ~1eig' Calendars A3 (ACSi signature fundraising ann 11 uncement al 1 c11 unt' eve111 that rai ses 'money for Submitted photo ThtiNLI\ \ meetinu ,,r the Class ificds B3 -4 research and program s of the The recent Meigs County Relay for Life Rallv ki cke d off the. Me 1 ~, ('pun!' D~mocTatk ACS, many of w hi ch can now relay fundraising season . The re lay . .Wh 1CI1 takes olace May 12- Exe~uti~c· c'tnnm ittee 111 Comics Bs he'· found and accessed in· 13 at th e Meigs County Fairgrounds ra 1ses money f01 research Pomerm . She ,, no\\ the Meig s Coumy. and programs of the American Cancer Soc1ety. Cance r s ur ,,,le c<uiJiJate for th,· part)·' Dear AbbY. A3 The· P"'"lll r:tlly h, · td t he · . Ie ft ) Ed1t11 S,I SSon. lll1111lnaiH111 . . ,,' Ia~ .' pnma. '" • v1vors t h at at ten de d t he.ra II y were 1from 111 musi c anu decorat ions of a Ferman Moore and Max iMe Griffith . r\ . Editorials A4 i'iflie > sock- hop wh1c h is how · "It ha' hcc·llm,· l lllTe <hlll~ Rclay for Life planning com-· · Pre~i uent Paul Reed who lo't thfll LI~h• ' UI tl1c· \\ ' '""' , ia II c k ar ''' me 1ha1 Ihe· i,,ucs Obituaries As mitt ec me·mbers hope the .. his mother to hrea'l cancer al fundr:u ,t n ~ etlon s ·", , upp<>n :tlkc· tin ~ ,, ur dail\ li, e,- · · canipsite,s al the fairgrounds age · four. Reed spoke aiWLII rc,carch . cduc'.tln•n an d a(h·<> - , Ohill\ ' ,lug g 1~h ·ec·<•n<•my. B Section Sports will resemble for the overnight hope as a we.1pon ~o fight can -. ca,·y ''' pr<>~ 1dc· 'l''·,·i, ll scr - 1ac~ "f ac'l'C>' 1o hcallh ~·arc. cer and his appreciation to 1l1e 'IC<' ' · • l.lll Dl acc'C" '" edu,·atl<>n \11 Weather A6 cyent 111 May . Speakers at the re ce nt rall y ACS and i.ts local volunteer' "i'l'<'rtunille'. and the Lfnfair included . Farmers Bank for ~c nerating th.al hope Please ,see R;~lly. A5 ta\ b\lrucn on .hm -inc·ome .C) :ioo6 O hin \Iulie) PubliNhl nK Co. INDEX ., 1 Debbie Phillip& and \\Or~inc f.1milies have to he 'olveJ :It the 'tate le,el. " ,lateu Phillip' . G<" enwr Tafl and th,· . ,Rcpub liL·an· J<•minated lc~''lmure are not dnin!.! th~ir i~'ih . and tt\ time tor ~~ L'I1 Jncc ." · "A, a ' member of the HoLhe. I " 111 ''or' hard to . . uh·e the . . e prubkm .. . and lo hn 11 ~ the t'onh hal"k w the re al· i,,tes. ' 'aiu Phtllips . "] Inn!.. lt lr\\ &d tu' '\hanng Ill) 1dc·:" . J,,lc n in~ lo the ·people 111 the di-..tnL·!. al1d working hard f\ fr hcuc r ... ('honl .... more .111u hctler l<'h'. and affordah lc hc·.allh care fm ev·er)l) lic ." � 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 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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