https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/95013f165c4dacaa2b9f479a7ed9ee25.pdf 76386ce7b4b3f79f90fe9dcb9c413572 PDF Text Text .. '';p.ge B6 • The Daily Sentinel Thursday,Apr02,2009 , www.mydallysentinel.com Ginyard cheeriitg UNC ·run froin bench . APphoto Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel talks to reporters during a news conference Wednesday in Columbus. CHAPEL HILL , N.C. took aU the shots during last staners. His defe~se is (AP) - . Marcus Ginyard year's Final Four rut\. He . extremely_valuable I!J that has gone from being Nonh staned all 39 games and role cons1denng penmeter Carolina's do-everything averaged about seven points threats Wayne Ellington leader on one Final Four and five rebounds, but was and Danny Green aren't team to a cheerleading fix- North Carolina's best going to encounter many ture on the bench on its perimeter defender, played defenders who make them next. Ask the senior about four different positions due work harfler for shots than that change, and it's clear to injuries and foul trouble, Ginyard. he doesn't ~ant to .make a and was the team's unquesIt's a role Ginyard takes big deal fibOUI it. · tioned leader. . seriously. And with his ver"lt's awesolnet he said. He figured to have that satility, he's even taken "l get the be~t seat in tl!e role again this year bofore turns gul!rding big men bouse'. I'm in ·the huddles. having . su..:gery in Octo~r Tyler Hansbrough or Deon i'rn ·in the locker room. I get · 1~ repa1r a stress fracture m Thompson in the post. to hold the trophy. I've gqt h1s IL!ft foot. He was expect"Right now, that' s the an easy job, man." e~ back by m1dseason ; but . best way I can contribute,'' Still , that lightheaned h1s · recovery was sl~w~r. he said. "You've just got to answer hides plenty of hun than e~pected and he d1dn t do everything in your and disappointment. A pre- look hke the same player power to make it as tough season foot suFgery that was when h.e re~umed . ~e had as . possible. There's def~­ . supposed to have h1m .out f~ur pomts m three meffec- nitely not a day where. I un!ll December tum.ed I'!IO t1ve appearances . before tl ·nk I'm going 'to take it a season~nder, robbmg him .announcmg m February !hat easy on anybody. · of a st.artmg spot _on the Tar he would seek a med1cal "Sometimes you've just Heels latest. Fmal Four redshlfl. . . got 10 push them harder. squad. .Makmg 11 , even Fellow semo~ Bobby Give them an extra push. tougher 1s the fact he s now F~asor has an 1dea _how Foul them a little harder. healthy e_nough t.o pracllce, . Gmyard feels , He m1ssed T i)ot 10 kill them but it's though h1s deciSion to red- ·most of last .season after ~- 1 ni e d ' 10 take shirt has r~duc~~ bim mere- tea~ing .a knee ligament, fhat10!1lt~: bJO:p yor push ly to pushmg h1s teammat.es · wlule h1s teammates went • .. . .· . in workouts to make sure on to set a · school record know1,ng that so~~llmes It they're prepared. ,with 36 victories. doesn t_get caU!,~d •. ' "I'm definitely looking at "Marcus has done a great As. d1if!,cult as 11 s bee_n . it a totally different way job pf putting on a good for h1-;n. It ~clear Gmyatd IS now," he said. "I just face and being pur No. 1 pro~d ofh1s tea~males .and stopped thinking · about cheerleader and " really . exc1~ed. by_ thetr success. wanting to be out there.. being excited for the guys Th~t s · pan1c.ularly true of That's what kills you, when and hAving fun . on the Jheu recent Improve~ play you start thinking about bench,'' Frasor said. "I ttied .on defense,lo~g cons1de~ed t.hat. So now,l'm just trying to do 1]1at last year:: Bitt. I _the Tar Heels weak pomt. to watch. I'm just trying to · think .it's got to lie even Many .~gured the they support. It's .a totally differ- harder than I went through . wouldn t be able to _ovetem attitude to take to the because you see your senior' come the loss of the1r top game, but that's just the class out _there playing . . defender, but they ha,ve held eas1est way to get past the They're gomg. to be done teams _to about 66 pomts per hurt of not being oilt there." after this weekend, .· but game m the tournament. Ginyard's absence does- you've got to come .back · That said, Ginyard still . n 't show up in the stats for a~d have a year by you~self ~as a fanta~Y. of running· the T~r Heels (32-4), who w1th the guys you dtdn't ~ght. by WllhaplS : on the face Villanova in Saturday's ·come here w1th. s1dehne to check 1pto the national semifinais in · "Personally, if it were me, game despite the . .fact he's . Detroit. North Carolina has it would be kind of hard to wearin$ a suit. ·... . "There's some days that I rolled through the NCAA take ." · tournament with four Ginyard's biggest co11tri- don't feel as good as others, straight double-figure wins, bution now comes in prac: but I definitely could play," has five staners averaging tice . While coach . Roy Ginyard said. "I've been at least II points and a Williams said Ginyard still excited to get out there . l bench that goes nine deep. isn't 100 perc!'OI, he's been haven't tQ<lught·. il_bo\!1 next But Ginyard was the guy ·good enough to lead the' so- year quite yet: I'm just trycontent to do the little called "Blue Tea111" of ing to be ltere for my team• ·things while everyone else reserves who push the mates right n:ow.'' Easter.cantata set this weekend, A6 Taurian Washington and Lamaar Thomas. Your veteran guys , like Dane Sanzenbacher and Ray Small, it's going to be imponant for them but probably they won't make the quantum leaps that I sure ·hope th~t Lamaar and De Vier arid Taurian and folks .Jike that make." - On the offensive line, which will be missing longtime starters Alex Boone and Steve Rehring: "There's going to be a Iorof different mixtures and matches and so forth in there. You're going to see more combinations this spring than maybe you've ever seen all along the board: offensive line, certainly, in the linebacker area where you're replacing a lot of guys, out wide where you lost your two most · experienced guys. You're .gomg to see a lot of different lineups this spring." . - On Josh Springer, a former Ohio State cheerleader who is trying to make the 'team as a wide receiver: "I accidentally called him Jerry Springer the other day in a staff meeting. It's Josh. In fact, there have been more media requests about . Josh Sprin~,:er than any player in the h1story of our program.'' - On how good the Buckeyes can be: "I feel good about the talent. J.feel · good about their interest in being good. Now we need to · see good. rapid growth." The Buckeyes hhe 15 workouts planned, capped by · the annual intrasquad scrimmage at Ohio Stadium on April 25. They open the season Sept. 5 at home against Navy before hosting Southern California on Sept. 12. .·: Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio •• ' .) 1~( ' 1:\IS•\c.J .:;H . '-'o . t};C) McCoughtry - who finished the regUlar season at the top ·. c:tf the Big .East's scoring, rebounding and steals charts . fromPageBl for the second stiaight season. menials as a result of "To watch our kids cut the Coale's precisely planned nets down after the regional practices. ·final game and see the ·: "Sometimes you go to high screams of joy and the tears $Pbool ~tice and it's like of joy and JUSt the hugs was ~ss,' Auriemma said an unbelievable feeling for Wednesday. "I was struck by me." Cardinals coach Jeff how Ofllanized, how thor- Walz said. !)llgll. EVeryJittle detail was · "We work hard here, we wOI:ked on. TIDle was used up push these kids. I think we're to.the second. There was no probably the only team in this w~ted minute the whole Final Four that doesn't have a fbP.e I was there." high-school All-American on Auriemma said all Coale the roster. ... OUr motto is, bild to do after becoming the 'We might not be the most SOoners coach "was just be talented team oo the floor, but herself and do the same we've got to outwork some" dUngs she was doing in high body." ' . Final4 ~1 ." . Of course, getting her first itill:ional title - something All-America center Counney Paris guaranteed last month ...,.., could mean gening past p man wbo. helped inspire liCr to get into the Division I janie 8nd then thwarted her flai;Ic in 2002. "'There wasn't really anyd,ing that they didn 'r do well . 11iey were 81rnost flawless that niltht in Storrs," Coale llUd. ''I've seen them be apman a little bit since then , t1ut nev« for 40 minutes ." For the rematch to happen . though, both teams have hurdles to clear first. . . LouiSville will be playing in the fin! Final Four in the progrl!III'S history. led by AII~can Angcl Stanford, .whiCh lost. -to Tennessee in last year's · national title game, made it ·this far on tlie strength of Jayne Appel's 46-p<iint performance against Iowa Stale in the regional finals - the third-most points ever scored in an NCAA women's toornament game. · "It never gets old," said Stanford coach · Tara VanDerveer, who has made it to the f'inal Four six other tiines and won two national titles. "It's very exciting. Our team is absolutely thrilled. A lot of the players had a chance last year, and it was such an exciting time and so much fun that I think they real(y inspired the younger players to work extra hard and we want to go back.'' Get sports .o 1· 1<11)\, , \PI<.It :~.:.!t HH J ,\,,,,.,t,•l1ti ,,11,,,,1, ,,1 Commissioners review buHding needs SPORTS · • High school baseball .action. See Page Bl BY BRIAN J. REED . BREED'OMYD'Aii.YSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Meigs Commissioners· County would consider demolition of the Veterans Memorial Hospital to allow construe· tion of a new multi-purpose senior center. health. clinic or other facility to serve the public if new construction funds. are available. Meeting Thursday, Meigs ·county Commissioners dis- cussed · a need for more space for county operations, senior programs and health care services . with Jeri Dahler, field representative for U..S. Rep. Charlie Wilson, D-Bridge!'_Ort. The hospital butlding has · been unused and vacant for nearly a decade, but the space it occupies on Mulberry Heights could be made available for new construciion if stimulus funds or other grant opportunities would provide the means to build, commissioners said yesterday. The Meigs County Council on Aging is out of space for its programs and considering several re-location options. There is no additional space for an addition to the 25 year-old building, which the council shares with the county health dep'artritent .and Woodland Centers. Mick Commissioner Davenport said the county has requested funds from Wilson through a federal appropriations bill for pan of the cost of a new ·senior . center, in the event new ·construction is an option. Family Health Care, the federally•qualified health center now serving patients . in Middleport, will request funds for new construction through the : American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Davenport .said thos¢ funds are ·nor expected to be awarded ·until summer, but said the county will work with the non-profit FQHC to find a suitable lccation, if it asks for such assistance. Commissioner Th.omas Anderson also pointed to a iteed for additional space for county offices. and par· ticular for 'recm\:ts storage. Courthouse records are now stored· in space at the · . Pluse see Revl-. AJ ·Racine to hold meeting on water lines BY BETH SERGENT . BSERGENTOMYDA"YSENTINEL.COM . INSIDE RACINE - For- those .residents . who are tired of the \liscoloration of iheir drinking water 4t Racine, a public meeting is · being held at 7 p.m. on Monday to · . assist the village in replacing that nearly ancient water line. . Though' the wilteris safe to drink according to vii· !age officials, it can appe~r disc~tared due to . the increased pressure of. the new water treatment plant. . This ' new pressure hits the old lines and brenk~ panicles and sedimentation loose, CAUsing the discoloration. Ra~ine is applying for Cornmunity Developmeil! . . Submitted photo Block Grant money to Stat~ Senator Jimilly Stewart is 'pictured with some of the self advocates helping to promote st11te legislation that would finance the much. needed eliminate the term 'mental retardation' from facilities, local boards and the state agency providing services to those w1th rel?lacement. . The more . developmental ·disa.J'IIIities. . ... _ · . . . . people that show up for the .. , meeting, the . better · • Nationwide Census operation cilmes to Ohio. See Page A3 • Lohses to discuss wildflowers of ttie Hocking River Valley. See Page A3 . · • Running out of time. See ..• . ,.Pafi~ • Chut'Ch outreach giving aWay free Easter baskets. See Page A6 • Local Events. See Page A6 Hearings .· proceed ·on MR/DD ·name. change bill· ~r~~r[~~~r:~~~~~iaret~e:~: By .BRIAN COLUMBUS - State Sen. Jimmy Stewan, Rt\lbany, testified Wednesday as the Ohio Senate h~d heariRgs Wednesday on S.B. 79, introduced by Stew~n. and the Ohio Senate companion bill to the _legislation introduced by Reps. Debbie Phillips, D-Athens, and Debbie · · Newcomb, DConneaut . Stewan gave sponsor testimony before the Senate State and Local Government and Veterans · Affairs Committee on the legisla· tion which seeks to remove "mental retardation" from • ·A Hunger For More. ~Page AS 0 WEATHER .· Size 1x3 Person per ad date Sun., . 12,2009 Wed. 8,2009 J, REED BREEOOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM GREETING!!. ·· ~ ... . ·• Ohio State football facing lots of questions headed into spring· COLUMBUS (AP) - Jim year with the Buckeyes, · Tressel tries to avoid prema- addresse>f several key areas turely judging his Ohio State in a wide-ranging discussion of more than an hour: teams . ,· With 31 players gone from - On Pryor developing h1s1 year's squad heading into a·complete quanerback; into. the start of spring prac- "I hope he becomes a loi !iceon Thursday, it would be more comfortable in what difficult to do anyway. he 's seeing and where he "I've never. really walked needs io deliver the ball and into a season ·and said, enhances his own .confi· 'Well, this is a rebuilding dence in getting the ball to year. We're not going to do the playmakers . ... His prioras well.' or "fllis is a reload- ities (last year) were he was ing year, we're going to be only going to throw it if he better,' or 'We ' re ex peri- was 'sure. I'd rather err ori enced. Everything's going to that side wther than, 'Aw, be wonderful,"' the I'll just throw it.' But to get Buckeyes' coach said real good you have to get to Wednesday while preview- the point where you Jet it . ipg his team. "Because none go." · . . of those are true. There's t ~ On · replactng Wells, such a fine line in how weli who ·gained 3,382 yards the you do.'' last three seasons: "You Most of the more ·recog· don't replace Beanie Wells. nizable names are gone from There aren't any guys in the last year's team that went country like h.im. When you 10-3 and won its fourth con- lose a Beanie Wells, you secutive Big Ten title . . have to !let a little bit more Linebackers James creative m some other areas. Laurinaitis and Marcus You're not going to have .a freeman, Thorpe <\Ward· tum -around-and-hand-it-off winning · cornerback guy 25 times a game like Malcolm Jenkins , wide you had with Beanie. But I receiver Brian Robiskie and like our other guys, (Dan) quanerback Todd Boeckman "Boom" (Herron) · and used up their e.ligibility, just Brandon Saine. They can some of the 28 seniors who play." . s.aid goodbye to the pro- On the linebackers gram. . • without Laurinaitis arid In addition, tailback Chris Freeman: "This will be a big "Beanie" Wells, wide spring for a lot of those receiver Brian Hanline and guys. Etienne Sabino, Brian cornerback Donald Rolle, Austin Spitler, Sweat, Tyler Washington all elected to Andrew give up their final year in Moeller - all ofthose guys scarlet .and gray to make - because, let's face 1t; themselves available for the James Laurinaitis and NFL draft. Marcus Freeman took a lot So the Buckeyes· must rely of .the reps. We're a long on the maturation of sopho· way from knowingJor sure more-to-be Terrelle Pryor at how it's going to unfold.'' - On fill-ins for the quanerback, along with the promotion of several players depaned Robiskie (42 ·catchwho have been waitmg for es) and Hanline (21): "I do their big moment i11 the sun. think it's a big spring for ; Tressel, staning his ninth guys like DeVier Posey, Hope Now! conference nearly sold. out, A6 the name of county and state agencies in Ohio. Sevenil advocates for Ohioans with developmental disabilities have ' been working with Sen. Stewan on the bill and traveled to the Statehouse for the hearing, including representa· lives from People First of Ohio, whichw~rks to lobby state and local leaders to · improve opportunities . for disabled residents in Ohio's communities. "I would like to thank all the dedicated men and women who carne to the Statehouse today for their support, and I will continue to fight on their behalf to see SB 79 signed into law," said Stewart. · Ohio is one of or!ly six states that still use "retardatiort" in the name of a statefunded depanment. , · In addihon, the bill w.ould remove "mental retarda· lion" from Ohio's County Boards of MRIDD. Instead, these boards would operate as County .Board of Developmental Disabilities. Ten of Ohio's. 88 County Boards. of MR/DD !)ave already changed their name to Count~ Bo~rd of MRIDD, domg busmess as County Bpard of Developmental ~isabilities. . S~n. Stt?w~ mt~uced stmllar legtslallOn dunng the I 27th General Asse!ftbly as a member of the Ohio House after he was asked by a con- Program to showcase Native Americans · Detalla on "-9• A3 Cameron Rodgers Happy Easter Lov~. -Mom&. Dad Mail to or Drop off at The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 , Child's Name_ _..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _--'--From---------~-------••• Your Name _____..;..___,.------·_.---,-- : Address ___....._____________ Phone#~----~--~~----- BSERGENTOMYOAILYSENTINEL.GQM INDEX . 2 SEI:IlONS - 12 PAGES Annie's Mailbox Calendars Classifieds 83-4 Comics E:ditorials Faith NASCAR Bs ~orts Weather A2. A4-6 86 . B Section A3 @ a009 Qhlo Valley Publlshl"'l Co. Ads Must Be Prepaid • ' J POMEROY - The Mei~s District Public Library s Second Annual "One Book, One Community" reading program wi II focus on a classic book on Native Americans and fea'ture a speaker . ab<lut Native American artifact'S and the local mound building people that lived in the area. Brenna Call, coordinator of the ''One !look, One Community" program said the program is an extension of the Library Book Club which meets monthly only this month that club tl\kes on a theme. Call said James Thoro's novel "Follow · the River" seemed like a perfect fit for the Native American . theme ·which also corresponds with this months "We Shall Remain" docu· mentary series on PBS. • In addition, Call felt Thorn's book, with its local focus on Shawnee Indians . and a pioneer woman from Virgima (later to become West Virginia) trying to find her way back home following the Ohio River might encourage some people to· pick up and read the book. Cop1es of the book ate available at various library branches and the meeting to discuss the book is set for 6::10 p.m., April 27 at the Pomeroy Library. · Coinciding with the "One Book, On!l Com~~nity" program 1s a vtstt by Archaeologist Wes Clarke of Marietta who will present a Native American Anifact Identification Program at 6 p.m ., April 22 at the Pomeroy Library. Attendees of all ages are encouraged to bring in items I artifacts they have found in the area to be identified. Clarke will also be giving a brieflecture and question and· answer session regarding the mound building Native Americans in the area. This program, like the "One Book, One Community" program, is free of charge. In addition, at 6:30 p.rri. on April 24 at the Pomeroy Library the film adaptation of "Follow the River" will be presented. · · The "One Book , One Community" program was initiated to encourage people from all different back· grounds to read and discuss important issues raised by a single book . The program attempts to highhght the imponance of creative and imaginative endeavors , and connect people to the experience of literature and to each other, which promotes positive interaction between mem- · bers of the community. .. \. project. · slituent at the Athens County . Mayor J. Scott Hill said B'oard of Developmental Racine's water line replaceDisabilities to sponsor a bill . ment is "shovel ready" and that would remove "retarda· Racine had previously tion" · from the Ohio requesied $6~ 1,900 in fed· Department of MRIDD. eral stimulus funds for the In a press conference yes- water .line replacement proterday; Phillips was joined jecl which wilL include: by Representatives Kenny . replacement of 9,300 linear . Yuko, D-Cleveland, Peter feet of water line w1th · Ujvagi D-Toh:do Kevin eight·inch PVC pipe, 130 Bacon: R-Columb'us, and ·· linear feet of steel casings. self advocates from across 13 fire hydrants, 75 connect the state. or re-connection of services Those self advocates in to the distribution lines . attendance later helped file 1,800 ton of asphalt to the bill themselves with the repair streets. . clerk's office of the Ohio Racine. which applied for House of RepreSentatives . CDBG funding last year for "I was extremely pleased the project, is . reappl.ying that so many self advocates this yoor and bemg ass1sted PI••• see Hearlnp. Al Please see Rldne, Al •• In Pomeroy there have been gulls .on the park· ing lot, ducks on Court Street and now this squirrel who is attempting to go shopping at a downtown business on West Main Street. Apparently even the wildlife take shopping locally·very seriously. Submltled photo �• PageA2 OPINION' The Daily Sentinel Tom .Hanks talks about religion The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 www.mydallysentlnet.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich .· Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor .Cot•gress sh11/l m11ke no l11w respecting 1111 est11blisl•ment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or 11bridging the freedom of speech, or ofthe press; or the righf..Pf the ·people peace11bly to 11ssemble, 11nd to petition the Gov.ernment for a redress of grievances. . - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is friday, April 3, the 93rcl day of 2009. There are 272 days left in·the year. Today's Highlight in History: On April 3, 1860, the legendary Pony Ex press began service between St. Joseph, . . . . Mo ., and Sacramento, Calif. On this date: In 1776, George Washington received an . honorary doctor of laws degreefrom Harvard College .. In 1865, Union forces occupted the Confederate capttal · . of Richmond, Va. In 1·882. outlaw Jesse James was shot to death in St. Joseph, Mo .. by Robert Fqrd, a member of James' gang. In 1936, Bruno Hauptmann was electrocuted in Trenton. N.J., for the kidnap-murder of Charles Lindbergh Jr. · In 1946, Lt. Gen. Masaharu Homma, the Japanese commander responsible for the Bataan Death March , was executed by tiring squad out~ide Manila. Philippines. , In 1948, Presidel)t Harry S. Truman signed into law the Marshall Plan, designed to help European allies rebuild after World War II and resist Communism. In 1968,the day before he was assassinated .in Memphis, Tenn .. civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous "mountaintop" speech to a rally of striking sanitation workers. North Vietnam agreed-to meet with U.S . representatives to set up preliminary ~ace talks. ln l974,deadly tornadoes struck wtde parts of the South and Midwest before jumP.i~g across the bor<;ler into Canada; more than 300 fatalities resulted . . · In 1979, Jane M. Byrne was elected mayor of Chicago, defeating Republican Wallace D·. Johnson. · In 1996, an Air Force jetliner carrying Commerce Secretary Ron Brown and American business executives crashed in Croatia, killing all 35 people aboard. · One year ago: · NATO allies meeting in Bucharest, Romania, gave President George W. Bush stiong support for a missile defense system in Europe and urged Mbscow to drop its angry opposition to the program. Model Naomi Campbell was arrested at London lieathrow Airport after getting into an altercation with police during a .dispute about lost luggage aboard a British Airways plane. (Campbell was later sentenced to 200 hours of community service and fined 2,300 pounds.) Ohio State defeated Massachusetts 92-85 for basketball's National Invitation Tournament title. . Today's Bitthdays: Actress-singer Doris Day is 86. Fonner Gennan Chancellor Helmut Kohl is 79. Actor William Gaunt is 72. Actor Eric Braeden is 68. Actress . Marsha Mason is 67. Singer Wayne Newton is 67. Singer Billy Joe Royal is 67. Singer Tony Orlando is 65. Comedy writer Pat ·Proft is 62. Fol~-rock singer Richard Thompson is 60, Blues singer-guitarist John Mooney is 54. Rock musician Mick Mars (Motley Crue) is 53. Actor Alec Baldwin is 51. Actor David Hyde Pierce is 50. Comedianactor Eddie Murphy is 48. Rock singer Sebastian Bach is 41. Actress Jennie Garth is 37. Comedian Aries Spears is 34. Actress Cobie Smulders is 27. Minnesota Vikings star Jared Allen is 27. Rock-pop singer Leona Lewis is 24. Actress Amanda Bynes is 23. T110ught for Today: "Laugh at yourself first, before anyone else can." -'- Elsa Maxwell, American socialite ( 1883· I 963). LETTERS TO THE EDITOR To hear Tom Hanks describe him, the hero who broke "The Oa Vinci Code" is an academic superman whose knowledge of art , religion, ~islory and philosophy can handle anything. Terry But in his ne"t movie Mattingly adventure, a Vatican official catches Harvard professor Robert Langdon· off guard with this eternal question: You know what the conspir"Do you believe in God?" acy is?' 1 automatically tune . As a scholar, he says that that person out." he will never be able to Of course, loomi}lg over answer that question. Tbe the May 15 release of this papal aide then asks what film is the global fireslorm his heart says. created by The Da Vinci "It tells me that I'm not Code, which opened with meant to." says Langdon. the infamous claim: "All Meanwh.ile, Hanks does descriptions of artwork, believe in God and, during architecture, documents and early press events for the secret rituals in thi.s novel upcoming movie "Angels are accurate." The novelist and Demons," he stressed then spun a tale about a that he isn't a believer when charismatic and ultimately it .comes to conspiracy theo- human Jesus who manied , ries. This puts the superstar had a child and triedoto erein an interesting position · ate a feminist, sexually Jibsince he's playing the hero erated faith two millennia in a franchise built on the before Woodstock. unorthodox visions of n(}V- · Brown wrote Angels and elist Dan Brown - who is Demons before The Da on his way . to creatin~ a Vinci Code , which became Universal Unified F.teld a movie directed by ~on Theory . of Vatican Howard. The new film is Conspiracies. · · · framqd as a sequel, with a "Conspiracy theories, I tweaked plot that opens. think, are ... conjured up by · with humbled . Roman . people who can then sell Catholic leaders turning to their books about conspira- . Langdon for help in unravcy theories ," said Hanks, eling another ancient conwith a shrug. "Anytime spiracy. This time, a shadsomeone says, 'You know owy network of freehow they did that? You thinkers the know what that's about? "Illuminati"..,.. are seeking · revenge by blowing up the Vatican. . Rome wasn't amused by TheDa Vinci Code and didn't embrace Howard and crew this time, either. The director was denied permission to enter the Holy See or to film key scenes inside the churches of Santa Maria del Popolo and S·anta Maria della Vittoria. As a church ·. spokesman told the Daily Telegraph: "Usually we read . the scrip!, but m this case it wasn't necessary. Just the name Dan Brown was enough." Howard stressed that his ne\Y film . includes good Catholic believers as well as bad and that . Langdon's character is foreed to develop a "more .complex view of, the church." · "I feel that the good ·and bad believers have to do with the good and bad . in their deeds," said Howard. "Belief is personal and to be respected. But behavior and actions taken on · behalf of those beliefs, well that's something that society has to react to when it's bad and applaud when it's good." For example, Hanks quoted key lines in which . the Swiss Guard commander aims this shot at' the . hero: "My church feeds 'the hungry and takes care of the needs of the poor. What has your . churc~ done? Oh, that's right, Mr. Langdon, you don't have one." ·. ANN[E'S MAILBOX Card shower . WESTERVILLE - Gel well cards for Marlene (Clark) ·'Hill, formerly of Meigs County, can be sent to 6523 . Aanders Field Drive, Westerville, 43081-8810. "This is true," noted Hanks, whose complex family history included doses of Catholicism, Mormonism, the Church of the Nazarene and several years as a Bible-toting evangelical teenager. "The church does feed the poor. It does take care of the hungry.lt heals the sick. I think that the grace of God seems to be not only in the eye of the believer, but .also in.the hands of the believer." These days, he said, he still ponders the big questions while raising a family with his Greek Orthodox wife, actress Rita Wilson. Miracles are everywhere in daily life, he said, and it's the "mystery Of it .all" that continues to haunt bini. "I must say ~at when I go to church :- and I do go to church - I ponder the•mystery.•" he said. "I medit~te on the, 'why?' of 'Why people are as they are,' and 'Why bad things happen to good people,' and ' Why good things happen fo bad peo· pie,' ... The mystery is what I think is, almost, the grand unifying theory of all mankind." · . · (Terry Mattingly is director of the Washington Journalism Center at the Council for Christiar:~ . Colleges and U~iversitles and · leads · the GetReligiqn.org project to study religion . and the news). · Ge~ him off your pain BY KATHY· MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR - Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place Dear Caught: Your husband has become addicted to your pain medication. Discuss this with your doctor and then contact NarAnon (nar-anon.org), 22527 Crenshaw Blvd.. 200B, Torrance, CA 90505. Someone there should be able to help you lhrough this difficu It time : Dear Annie: My tO-yearold daughter is a fun, outgoing, well-adjusted kid with a bubbly personality. "Sara" is heavily involved in a gymnastics club and is friends . wilh everyone there. However, last night ,she gave my wife and me some disturbing news. She is being bullied by some of the other . fifth-grade girls, who make fun of her and push her. She is not happy going to school. Sara is not aggressive and has not responded to any of the harassment, but it is affecling her confidence and self-esteem. She told me she feels like "a nobody" in school and has few real friends. She's become too timid to speak up in class. I've told her to be herself, . have fun and 1101 be intimi- · Dear Annie: I have been manied 25 years. My health is not as good as it used to be and I am in chronic pain. POMEROY - "My Savior, My God" will be presented .1 am finally on a good pain at 10:30 a.m. Sunday -at the Zion Church of Christ. On management pro~ram ,Easter morning 'there will be a sunrise service at 7 a.m. involving strong painkillers .with a breakfast to follow. Sunday. school will be at 9:30 that help me function and a.m. and at the 10:30 a.m. service a children's program keep my job, as well as keep .· will be presented. there will be special singing by 'the being a · mom, cooking, · ;Forgiven Again Trio, and the choir, with Roger Watson cleaning. doing laundry, etc. giving the Easter message. ' · The · problem is, my husband takes my medication. I give hitn one of my p\lls every morning because if I don't, he will wake me up and bug me until I give in. 1 have to hide the rest or he will take some. If I don't . POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - A Pomeroy man who · give him a pill as soon as he "allegedly shot a New Haven, W,Va. man in June entered a asks, he is argumentative all guilty plea Monday in Mason County. W.Va: Circuit Court. day long. He b~comes mean .. Franklin Kenneth '.' Bubby" Richards appeared before and hateful, and says hurtful · Judge David Nibert and entered--tile. guilty plea. He was things · to me and our . indicted by the September Grand Jury for attempted mur- teenage sons. Please don 'I tell me to get , der, nialicwus assault and wanton endangerment. On June counseling. My husband lost ". J4, 2008, Richards allegedly shot Shawn Phillips of New his job two weeks ago and · Haven, W.Va. in a home on Broad Run Road after averthe health insurance went .. bal altercation. with it. I am no longer in love He will be sentenced June I. with this mun. but with the economy the way it is, I cannot afford to move out and he . refuses to leave. Please suggest a way to deal with this. ! . 'Friday ...Showers with a upper 60s . Sunday night ... Showers ·.chance of thunderstorms· in the morning ... Then show- likely with a chance of ers likely in the afternoon. thunderstonns. Lows in .the High > in the Upper 50s . . lower 40s. Chance of rain · · · South winds 5 to 10 70 percent. County Health Department. . mph ... Becoming southwest Monday;..Showers likely . Tuesday,i\pril7 10 to 15 mph in the after- Highs in the mid 40s. MIDDLEPORT - Stated . noon. Chance of rain near Chance of rain 60 percent. meeting of Middleport Monday · night ...Cioudy 100 perceilt. Masonic Lodge #363, 7:30 Friday, April 3 Friday night ... Mostly with a chance of rain and POMEROY Meigs p.m.. Masonic Temple. clOLtdy with a slight chance snow showers. Lows in the County PERl #74, regular · Refreshments .at 6:30. All of showers in the upper 20s. Chance of pre- meeting, 1 p.m.,. Mulberry members and Master evening ...Then .partly ctpitation .50 percent. Community Center, Doug Masons invited. Tuesday...Cloudy with a Lavender speaking on 911 cloudy after midnight. Thursday, Apri19 Much cooler with lows in chance . of rain and snow in Meigs County. TUPPERS PLAINS . the upper 30s. West winds showers. Brisk with highs in VFW Post 9053 will meet Saturday, April 4 10 to 15 mph. Chance of the lower 40s. Chance of SALEM CENTER - Star at 7 p.m. with dinner at rain 20 percent. · precipitation 40 percent. Grange #778 and Star Junior 6:30 p.m . at t.he Tuppers Saturday ...Sunny. Highs . . Tuesday night ...Mostly Plains Post. in the mid 60s . West winds cloudy with a chance of rain Grange #878 ineet in regular CHESTER - ·Shade showers. Lows in tlie upper session with potluck supper River Lodge 453, 7:30 p:m . around 10 mph. · Saturd!IY night ... Partly 20s. Chance of rain 30 per- at 6:30 p.m., followed by at the hall. Refreshments. meeting at 7:30p.m. cloudy. Lows in the mid cent. PORTLAND Tne 30s. South winds 5 to 10 Wednesday ·•• ,Part! y Portland Community Center sunny. Highs around 50. mph. . Wedl)1!sday night ... will host the first horse • Sunday... Partly sunny l<riday, April3 with a 30 percent chance of Partly cloudy. Lows in the show of the year sponsored by the O!)io River RACINE - Eva Mae rain showers. Highs in the mid 30s. Producers. Warm Ups at 10 · Christian will observe her a.m., show at noon. Call 90th birthday on April 3. Bruce 590-9936 or 843- Cards may be sent to her at 5216 for more information. 'Box 827, Racine, Ohio 45711. . HARRISONVILLE Harrisonville Lodge 411 Saturday, April4 AEP (NYSE) - 26.34 Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NAS. OAQ)- 22 Akzo (NASDAQ) - 39.15 will meet at 7:30 p.m .. REEDSVILLE BBT (NYSE) - 17.42 Ashland Inc. (NYSE)- 13.14 Refreshments . Charlotte VanMeter will Big ~ots (NYSE) - 22.11 Peoples (NASDAQ) - 13.82 Monday,April6 observe her 80th birthday Pepsico (NYSE) - 52,86 Bob Evans (NASDAQ) - 24.33 POMEROY - · Meigs on Saturday, April 4. Cards Premier (NASDAQ) - 5.33 -BorgWamor (NYSE) - 24.28 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) . ROCkwell (NYSE) - 23.91 County Cancer Initiative, may be sent to her at 41458 Rocky Boots (NASOAQ) T U3 -2.99 regular meeting, noon, con- Sumner Road, Reedsville, Champion (NASDAQ)- 1.65 Royal Dutch Shell - 46.58 ference room, Meigs Ohio4S772. Sears Holding (NASDAQ) Charming Shops (NASDAQ) - Zion Church plans Easter services ·For-the Record Plea entered .:Local Weather Clubs and organizations Birthdays '··. Local stocks 1.82 '·' On·spending.and defidt, McCain. was The Daily Sentinel ""'* _, • • rig~t $250,000 a year? Joe didn't make anythiog near that, the critics said,.so why was he worrying? The point was not that Joe made that muclr, or that anybody at McCain's ral~ lies made that much - the vast majority dido 't. The point-was that Obama was promising so many things that to pay for them he would eventually have to raise taxes on people making far less than $250,000. Look out, McCain warned - someday he ' ll come aft~r you . And now that's where we appear to be headed . At some point , Obama will likely have to bow to those in his party who say he must raise taxes if he wants to pay for health care and other expensive initiatives. Some skeptics believe that was the plan all along. McCain wouldn't go that far, but when I brought up the idea, he did sound a. btl suspicious. "Well, you set up ·a situation that puts spending at an unprecedented amount of GOP. and·then you turn around and say, 'Of course we're going to have to raise taxes to pay for this,' " McCain told me . "I'm not saying it was their plan, but it certainly was. mevitable ." ·· (Byron York is cltief political rorrespo11delll for Tile Washington EJ:amitrer). ' medication dated by other kids. I also Dear Annie: I had to told her if someone pushes wri te about "Lonely in her. push them back harder. Connecticut," who is worand if someone calls her a ried about her sexual needs name. come back with a when her husband is sufferresponse. My wife (the calm ing fromtenninal cancer. one) has told her to ignore Six years ago, my busthe attacks or tell the other band was diagnosed with ·~iris they have hurt her feel- lung cancer. He was often mgs and to please stop. -sick and in pain from the I am relieved that we have lreatments: Many nights we a good relationship with Sara went to sleep j~;~st holding and that she talks to us about hands. The last ttme we had this. Bull want to make s ure sex was in June, and he we give her good advice. passed away in October, a What do you recommend? month shy of our 21st wed~ . - Unhappy Parents ding anniversary. "Lonely," Dear Parents: Most your husband needs you schools have regulations more now than ever. You against bullying, and it is have the rest of your life to important that this be report- have your sexual needs met. ed. Sara also needs to learn - Lonely Widow in Iowa how to stand up for ·herself. Annie's Mailbox is .writ· She should ignore' what ten by Kathy Mitchell and she can. but not out of fear. Marcy Sugar, .longtime ediA clever or amusing retort is tors of the Ann Landers fine since it deflects the bul- column. Please e-mail your lying and reinforces Sara's questions to anniesmailself-esteem. But we don't boxcO/ycast.net,". or .. :write recommen.d verbal or phyi;i- to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. cal abuse in retaliation . . It Box JI8190, Chicago, IL tends to aggravate the has- . 60611.. To find out .m ore tilities. Help Sara under- about Annie's Mailbox, stand that kids who bully and read features by other often have issues of insecu· Creators Syndicate writers rity and can only build and cartoonists, visit the themselves up by tearing Creators Syndicate Web others down. page www.creators.com. at Community Calendar -~ ··· Barack Obama used to get percent of the gross domes· very upset about . federal tic product, "would lead to budget deficits. Denouncing rising debt-to-GOP ratios in Letters to the editor. are welcome. They should be less an "orgy of . spendii\g and a manner that would ultithan 300 words. All letters are subject to editing, must be enormous deficits." he mately not be sustainable." The simple version of that signed, and include address a11d telephone number. No· turned to John McCain durpresidential Byron is: If the Congressional unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in ing · their York Budget Office ~rejections good taste. addressing issues , 1101 personalities . Letters of debates last fall and said, "We have had, over the last are · correct, were headed thanks to organizations and individuals will not be accepteight years , the biggest for hell in a handbasket. · edfor publication. • increases in deficit spending I asked McCain what and national debt in out his- that were made by then· might happen if Obama and tory ... Now we have a half- candidate Obama which Orszag get their way. First, trillion deficit annually ... have not translated into his the U.S. could have to print · a lot of new money, "runand Sen. McCain voted for policies." Reader Services ·. tusPs 213·9601 · four out of five of . those . That's an understatement. ning the huge _risk of infl.a. Correction Polley Ohio Valley PubliShing Co. George Bush budgets." The deficit issue could be lion and retummg to the SitOur main concem in all s1orles Is 10 . Published every morning, Monday That was then. Now, one of the most, if not the uation of the 1970s, only be accurate. If you know of an error th.rough Frl~av. 1t 1 Court Street. Obama has pro- most, . consequential . of far worse," McCain said. President in a story call the newsroom at (740~ Po~•oy, OhiO. S&cOncklass postage ' , patd at Pomeroy. duced a budget wilh a Obama's unkept campaign . The second option is to · 992·2156. - . -, The Asooeialed Press and deficit three times the size promises. Just . how conse- raise taxes. . the Dnio Newspaper Association. of the one that so disturbed quential was made clear Recently, fonner Clinton ' Our main number Is Po•tm•ater: Send address COfl'ec· candidate Obarna just a few recently in a little-noticed budget · director Alice (740) 992-2156. lioos 10 The Dai~ Senlinel. P.O. Bo• months ago. And Obama conference call featuring Rivlin conceded that 129• P<>meroy. Ohio 45~· Depa.-nt extensions are: foresees, for years to come, 'budget director Peter Obarna 's budget could pre. Subscription Rates defiCits that dwarf those he Orszag. Orszag was trying sent a "scarv scenario" By canter or motor lOUie felt so passionately about tO explain to reporters how which would .aise deficits News 4 WMk• .•.... ' .•.•.• ,1 11.30 the Obama administration to unsustainable levels Editor: Cha~ene Hoeflich, Ext. 12 5 2 - ............'128.85 way. way back in 2008. you go on calculated its rather rosy well ·after the economy Everywhere Reporter: Brian Reed. 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Obarna's plan to raise taxes 2 6 - ............'113.60 debate, he said, "Well, there Relenting, Orszag said such only on those Americans 52 Weeks ... ..•......'227.21 www.mydailylentinal.com are a number of statements deficits. in the range of ~ making more · than • :·Local Briefs Friday, April a, 2009 The Daily Sentinel• Page A3 www .mydailysen~nel.com Friday, April 3 1 2009 Oily Holding (NASDAQ)- 30.13 Collins (NYSE) :... 34.46 , OuPont (NYSE) - 25.23 ·us Bank (NYSE) - 15.56 Gannatt (NYSE) - 2.43 General Electric (NYSE)- 10.74 Harley-Davidson (NYSE) -15.72 JP Morgan (NYSE) - 28.16 Kroger (NYSE) - 21.68 -Ltmlted Brands (NYSE) - 9.86 Norfolk Southorn (NYSE) 36.90 52.13 .. wal-Mart (NYSE) - 53;64 Wendy's (NYSE) - 5.02 WesBanco (NYSE) - 23.57 Worthlnglon (NYSE)- 11.13 Dally a1ock reports are the 4 . p.m, ET closing quotea of transactions lor April 2, 2009, provided by EdWald Jonea financial advisors Isaac .Mills In Galllpolla at (740) 441-9441 and Lesley Marrero In Point Pleasant at (304) 674-0174. Member SIPC. Review rrom PageAt . courthouse, in the near the current senior cenAnderson's . furniture store ter. would be ideal for new · .building downtown, and in construction. · lhe ·old hospital building. GomD!issioners · have -· Wilson ts exl'ected to requested funding through. . make a visit .wtth Meigs ARRA for construction of a . County officials later this new 24-hour emer~ency month, Dahler said. and ' room, but that facihty, . if . could tour possible bl!ilding funding is awarded, would sites at that time. likely be built at a site Commissioners have said owned by the Community Jenovating the hospital Improvement Corporation ·building for use by the · at Rocksprings. :county or agencies is not a "Health care is the numpractical solution, but said ber one priority with us," yesterday its building site, Anderson said. ·· - ·-·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - HearingsrromPage~• . were ab le to join us this . morning to introduce this bill'' said Rep. Phillips . ''Language has the ability to be very powerful in our .societv and thi~· name . change reflects our commit. : inent to those with developmental . disabilities to be · properly recognized." · ' "Advocates from uround . Ohio have made it dear that contin.uing to use offen~ive, antiquated terminology is inappropriate for state and local government services, and I believe that implementing this change will give people living with disabilities the respect ' they deserve." Newcomb said the House bill has 1.7 co-sponsors, iiiCluding seven Republicans . ·· by Bob Allen from the Ohio Community · Rural Assistance Program. Allen also assisted the village when searching for funding Saturday, April .4 MIDDLEPORT - G9spel sing, 7 p.m., Middleport Nazarene Church , New Prophets Quartet, The Dollys and Bricle, Evelyn Roush Family and others. RACINE Southern ·charge UMC Men's Prayer Breakfast , 8 a.m., Carmel Fellowship Complex. Sunday, April 5 POMEROY - Revival through Wednesday, 7 p.m, Mt. Hermon United Brethren Church. Clifford Coleman, evangelist. POMEROY Zion Church of Christ to present • Easter celebration · "My Savior, My God'' Palm · Sunday. 10:30 a.m . Monday, April 6 RUTLAND - . Indoor camp meeting, 7 · p.m., through April 12 at the Rutland Church of the Nazarene. Sum:lliy service at 6. Speaker will be Rev. Ray LaSalle and singers, ·Ralph and Joanne Dunmire. · Friday, April tO LONG BOTIQM .Good Friday Service at Long Bottom United Methodist Church. 7 p.m. with Norman Butler, speaker. · ·Public meetings friday, April 3 ROCKSPRINGS . Salisbury Township Trustees along with Pomeroy Fire Department, town hall meet· ing for township residents, 7 p.m., Meigs Midd.le School cafeteria, discuss future of fire prot~ction. Monday, April 6 LETART FALLS . Letart Township Trustees, 5 p.m ., office building. Church events Friday, April 3 MIDDLEPORT Healing and miraCle ser· vice, 7 p.m ., Rejoicing Life Church 500 N: Second Ave. Information at 992-6249. CHESHIRE Blackwood Gos\)Cl Quartet. 7 p.m., Che~hue Baptist Church. Nationwide Census operation comes to Ohio COLUMBUS It's verification process, which answers with ' the public or about a year until Census · began with a Master 6ther government agencies. Day 2010, but area residents Addrt;ss file corroborated No court of law or law will be out in force in the with local municipali~ies enforcement agency can first field operations of the and the US Postal Servrce. find out respondents' massive Decennial Census. That program, the Local answers. All Census Bureau Recently employed Ohio Update of Census employees including residents are taking \O the Addresses. took place last temporary employees streets from April to mid- year. There will be one final take an oath for life 10 )(eep July to verify every address opportunity to add new census information confiin the state. Census workers home construction in early dential. Any violation of will be using hand-held · 2010 prio.. lo the. mailing .of that oath is punishable by .a fine ·o f up to $250,000 and . computers to ensure the the census· questionnaires. accuracy of the mapping · Census workers can be five years in prison. process. · 4dentified by the official The 2010 Census is the "This address verification Census Bureau badge they largest peacetime opera· process, using the best of carry. During the address tion conducted by the fed. 21st century tl!'?hnology, .is canvassing operation, cen- era! government and is the part of ourongomg commit- sus workers may ask to ver. ~ · . nient to accuracy," said ify a housing structure's · basts or the reappo~t!OnDetroit Regional Director address and whether there m~nt , of congress ronal · Dwight P. Dean. "We are are additional ljving quar- seats 111 the U.S. House of laying the foundation to get ters oh the property. a Census questionnaire to All census information each .and every household in collected, · including the state· in March of 2010." addresses, are confidential The Address Canvassing and protected by law. · By operation is a phase of the. law, the Census Bureau cl!li: Census Bureau's address not share respondents Lohses to discuss wildflowers · of the Hocking River Valley LOGAN - Meigs County residents,Jjfu.n wtd Mruy Beth Lohse. of the Appalachian Ohio Group of the Sierra Club will make a special presentation on Wildflowers · of Hocking River Valley at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Logan7 Hocking County !Jbrary meeting room, 230 East Main Street, Logan. · The announcement was At made this · week by the for its water treatment plant. Friends of 'the Hocking Racine Village Council River (FOHR). As a followwill meet in regular session up to the Lohses' presentafollowing Monday's public tion, they will be wildflower guides for a Sierra Club hik.e meeting. Racine rrom Page Sunday, AprilS · POMEl:WY - Elva Dean Barnitz will observe her 90th birthday on April 5. C~rds may be sent to her at 1628 Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. at Rock House on April II . The Loh ses' presentation will include a slideshow presentation that will ·help participants identify wildflowers . in our region as we venture out~ide to enjoy the spring weather and our region's rich a(ld diverse botanical resources. The public is invited to attend. Proudtobta part ofyour life. Representatives. The .census is also used to help distribute more than $300 billion in federal funding to tribal, state and local governments every year. · ...you get really good at.it. Whether you're a wedding planner or own 1 plumblnc supply company, we're here year-round to help you with: . .• Bctokkeepini • Payroll . . · • r.x Preparation •Advice To leo!m more, call: H&:RBLOCK 618 East Main~· Pomeroy, OH 45769 740-992~74 Mon-Frl. 9:00 • 6:00 Sat. 9:00- 5:00 Other Hours by Appointment SubScribe today • 992-.l~SS. .. • �• PageA2 OPINION' The Daily Sentinel Tom .Hanks talks about religion The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 www.mydallysentlnet.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich .· Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor .Cot•gress sh11/l m11ke no l11w respecting 1111 est11blisl•ment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or 11bridging the freedom of speech, or ofthe press; or the righf..Pf the ·people peace11bly to 11ssemble, 11nd to petition the Gov.ernment for a redress of grievances. . - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is friday, April 3, the 93rcl day of 2009. There are 272 days left in·the year. Today's Highlight in History: On April 3, 1860, the legendary Pony Ex press began service between St. Joseph, . . . . Mo ., and Sacramento, Calif. On this date: In 1776, George Washington received an . honorary doctor of laws degreefrom Harvard College .. In 1865, Union forces occupted the Confederate capttal · . of Richmond, Va. In 1·882. outlaw Jesse James was shot to death in St. Joseph, Mo .. by Robert Fqrd, a member of James' gang. In 1936, Bruno Hauptmann was electrocuted in Trenton. N.J., for the kidnap-murder of Charles Lindbergh Jr. · In 1946, Lt. Gen. Masaharu Homma, the Japanese commander responsible for the Bataan Death March , was executed by tiring squad out~ide Manila. Philippines. , In 1948, Presidel)t Harry S. Truman signed into law the Marshall Plan, designed to help European allies rebuild after World War II and resist Communism. In 1968,the day before he was assassinated .in Memphis, Tenn .. civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous "mountaintop" speech to a rally of striking sanitation workers. North Vietnam agreed-to meet with U.S . representatives to set up preliminary ~ace talks. ln l974,deadly tornadoes struck wtde parts of the South and Midwest before jumP.i~g across the bor<;ler into Canada; more than 300 fatalities resulted . . · In 1979, Jane M. Byrne was elected mayor of Chicago, defeating Republican Wallace D·. Johnson. · In 1996, an Air Force jetliner carrying Commerce Secretary Ron Brown and American business executives crashed in Croatia, killing all 35 people aboard. · One year ago: · NATO allies meeting in Bucharest, Romania, gave President George W. Bush stiong support for a missile defense system in Europe and urged Mbscow to drop its angry opposition to the program. Model Naomi Campbell was arrested at London lieathrow Airport after getting into an altercation with police during a .dispute about lost luggage aboard a British Airways plane. (Campbell was later sentenced to 200 hours of community service and fined 2,300 pounds.) Ohio State defeated Massachusetts 92-85 for basketball's National Invitation Tournament title. . Today's Bitthdays: Actress-singer Doris Day is 86. Fonner Gennan Chancellor Helmut Kohl is 79. Actor William Gaunt is 72. Actor Eric Braeden is 68. Actress . Marsha Mason is 67. Singer Wayne Newton is 67. Singer Billy Joe Royal is 67. Singer Tony Orlando is 65. Comedy writer Pat ·Proft is 62. Fol~-rock singer Richard Thompson is 60, Blues singer-guitarist John Mooney is 54. Rock musician Mick Mars (Motley Crue) is 53. Actor Alec Baldwin is 51. Actor David Hyde Pierce is 50. Comedianactor Eddie Murphy is 48. Rock singer Sebastian Bach is 41. Actress Jennie Garth is 37. Comedian Aries Spears is 34. Actress Cobie Smulders is 27. Minnesota Vikings star Jared Allen is 27. Rock-pop singer Leona Lewis is 24. Actress Amanda Bynes is 23. T110ught for Today: "Laugh at yourself first, before anyone else can." -'- Elsa Maxwell, American socialite ( 1883· I 963). LETTERS TO THE EDITOR To hear Tom Hanks describe him, the hero who broke "The Oa Vinci Code" is an academic superman whose knowledge of art , religion, ~islory and philosophy can handle anything. Terry But in his ne"t movie Mattingly adventure, a Vatican official catches Harvard professor Robert Langdon· off guard with this eternal question: You know what the conspir"Do you believe in God?" acy is?' 1 automatically tune . As a scholar, he says that that person out." he will never be able to Of course, loomi}lg over answer that question. Tbe the May 15 release of this papal aide then asks what film is the global fireslorm his heart says. created by The Da Vinci "It tells me that I'm not Code, which opened with meant to." says Langdon. the infamous claim: "All Meanwh.ile, Hanks does descriptions of artwork, believe in God and, during architecture, documents and early press events for the secret rituals in thi.s novel upcoming movie "Angels are accurate." The novelist and Demons," he stressed then spun a tale about a that he isn't a believer when charismatic and ultimately it .comes to conspiracy theo- human Jesus who manied , ries. This puts the superstar had a child and triedoto erein an interesting position · ate a feminist, sexually Jibsince he's playing the hero erated faith two millennia in a franchise built on the before Woodstock. unorthodox visions of n(}V- · Brown wrote Angels and elist Dan Brown - who is Demons before The Da on his way . to creatin~ a Vinci Code , which became Universal Unified F.teld a movie directed by ~on Theory . of Vatican Howard. The new film is Conspiracies. · · · framqd as a sequel, with a "Conspiracy theories, I tweaked plot that opens. think, are ... conjured up by · with humbled . Roman . people who can then sell Catholic leaders turning to their books about conspira- . Langdon for help in unravcy theories ," said Hanks, eling another ancient conwith a shrug. "Anytime spiracy. This time, a shadsomeone says, 'You know owy network of freehow they did that? You thinkers the know what that's about? "Illuminati"..,.. are seeking · revenge by blowing up the Vatican. . Rome wasn't amused by TheDa Vinci Code and didn't embrace Howard and crew this time, either. The director was denied permission to enter the Holy See or to film key scenes inside the churches of Santa Maria del Popolo and S·anta Maria della Vittoria. As a church ·. spokesman told the Daily Telegraph: "Usually we read . the scrip!, but m this case it wasn't necessary. Just the name Dan Brown was enough." Howard stressed that his ne\Y film . includes good Catholic believers as well as bad and that . Langdon's character is foreed to develop a "more .complex view of, the church." · "I feel that the good ·and bad believers have to do with the good and bad . in their deeds," said Howard. "Belief is personal and to be respected. But behavior and actions taken on · behalf of those beliefs, well that's something that society has to react to when it's bad and applaud when it's good." For example, Hanks quoted key lines in which . the Swiss Guard commander aims this shot at' the . hero: "My church feeds 'the hungry and takes care of the needs of the poor. What has your . churc~ done? Oh, that's right, Mr. Langdon, you don't have one." ·. ANN[E'S MAILBOX Card shower . WESTERVILLE - Gel well cards for Marlene (Clark) ·'Hill, formerly of Meigs County, can be sent to 6523 . Aanders Field Drive, Westerville, 43081-8810. "This is true," noted Hanks, whose complex family history included doses of Catholicism, Mormonism, the Church of the Nazarene and several years as a Bible-toting evangelical teenager. "The church does feed the poor. It does take care of the hungry.lt heals the sick. I think that the grace of God seems to be not only in the eye of the believer, but .also in.the hands of the believer." These days, he said, he still ponders the big questions while raising a family with his Greek Orthodox wife, actress Rita Wilson. Miracles are everywhere in daily life, he said, and it's the "mystery Of it .all" that continues to haunt bini. "I must say ~at when I go to church :- and I do go to church - I ponder the•mystery.•" he said. "I medit~te on the, 'why?' of 'Why people are as they are,' and 'Why bad things happen to good people,' and ' Why good things happen fo bad peo· pie,' ... The mystery is what I think is, almost, the grand unifying theory of all mankind." · . · (Terry Mattingly is director of the Washington Journalism Center at the Council for Christiar:~ . Colleges and U~iversitles and · leads · the GetReligiqn.org project to study religion . and the news). · Ge~ him off your pain BY KATHY· MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR - Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place Dear Caught: Your husband has become addicted to your pain medication. Discuss this with your doctor and then contact NarAnon (nar-anon.org), 22527 Crenshaw Blvd.. 200B, Torrance, CA 90505. Someone there should be able to help you lhrough this difficu It time : Dear Annie: My tO-yearold daughter is a fun, outgoing, well-adjusted kid with a bubbly personality. "Sara" is heavily involved in a gymnastics club and is friends . wilh everyone there. However, last night ,she gave my wife and me some disturbing news. She is being bullied by some of the other . fifth-grade girls, who make fun of her and push her. She is not happy going to school. Sara is not aggressive and has not responded to any of the harassment, but it is affecling her confidence and self-esteem. She told me she feels like "a nobody" in school and has few real friends. She's become too timid to speak up in class. I've told her to be herself, . have fun and 1101 be intimi- · Dear Annie: I have been manied 25 years. My health is not as good as it used to be and I am in chronic pain. POMEROY - "My Savior, My God" will be presented .1 am finally on a good pain at 10:30 a.m. Sunday -at the Zion Church of Christ. On management pro~ram ,Easter morning 'there will be a sunrise service at 7 a.m. involving strong painkillers .with a breakfast to follow. Sunday. school will be at 9:30 that help me function and a.m. and at the 10:30 a.m. service a children's program keep my job, as well as keep .· will be presented. there will be special singing by 'the being a · mom, cooking, · ;Forgiven Again Trio, and the choir, with Roger Watson cleaning. doing laundry, etc. giving the Easter message. ' · The · problem is, my husband takes my medication. I give hitn one of my p\lls every morning because if I don't, he will wake me up and bug me until I give in. 1 have to hide the rest or he will take some. If I don't . POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - A Pomeroy man who · give him a pill as soon as he "allegedly shot a New Haven, W,Va. man in June entered a asks, he is argumentative all guilty plea Monday in Mason County. W.Va: Circuit Court. day long. He b~comes mean .. Franklin Kenneth '.' Bubby" Richards appeared before and hateful, and says hurtful · Judge David Nibert and entered--tile. guilty plea. He was things · to me and our . indicted by the September Grand Jury for attempted mur- teenage sons. Please don 'I tell me to get , der, nialicwus assault and wanton endangerment. On June counseling. My husband lost ". J4, 2008, Richards allegedly shot Shawn Phillips of New his job two weeks ago and · Haven, W.Va. in a home on Broad Run Road after averthe health insurance went .. bal altercation. with it. I am no longer in love He will be sentenced June I. with this mun. but with the economy the way it is, I cannot afford to move out and he . refuses to leave. Please suggest a way to deal with this. ! . 'Friday ...Showers with a upper 60s . Sunday night ... Showers ·.chance of thunderstorms· in the morning ... Then show- likely with a chance of ers likely in the afternoon. thunderstonns. Lows in .the High > in the Upper 50s . . lower 40s. Chance of rain · · · South winds 5 to 10 70 percent. County Health Department. . mph ... Becoming southwest Monday;..Showers likely . Tuesday,i\pril7 10 to 15 mph in the after- Highs in the mid 40s. MIDDLEPORT - Stated . noon. Chance of rain near Chance of rain 60 percent. meeting of Middleport Monday · night ...Cioudy 100 perceilt. Masonic Lodge #363, 7:30 Friday, April 3 Friday night ... Mostly with a chance of rain and POMEROY Meigs p.m.. Masonic Temple. clOLtdy with a slight chance snow showers. Lows in the County PERl #74, regular · Refreshments .at 6:30. All of showers in the upper 20s. Chance of pre- meeting, 1 p.m.,. Mulberry members and Master evening ...Then .partly ctpitation .50 percent. Community Center, Doug Masons invited. Tuesday...Cloudy with a Lavender speaking on 911 cloudy after midnight. Thursday, Apri19 Much cooler with lows in chance . of rain and snow in Meigs County. TUPPERS PLAINS . the upper 30s. West winds showers. Brisk with highs in VFW Post 9053 will meet Saturday, April 4 10 to 15 mph. Chance of the lower 40s. Chance of SALEM CENTER - Star at 7 p.m. with dinner at rain 20 percent. · precipitation 40 percent. Grange #778 and Star Junior 6:30 p.m . at t.he Tuppers Saturday ...Sunny. Highs . . Tuesday night ...Mostly Plains Post. in the mid 60s . West winds cloudy with a chance of rain Grange #878 ineet in regular CHESTER - ·Shade showers. Lows in tlie upper session with potluck supper River Lodge 453, 7:30 p:m . around 10 mph. · Saturd!IY night ... Partly 20s. Chance of rain 30 per- at 6:30 p.m., followed by at the hall. Refreshments. meeting at 7:30p.m. cloudy. Lows in the mid cent. PORTLAND Tne 30s. South winds 5 to 10 Wednesday ·•• ,Part! y Portland Community Center sunny. Highs around 50. mph. . Wedl)1!sday night ... will host the first horse • Sunday... Partly sunny l<riday, April3 with a 30 percent chance of Partly cloudy. Lows in the show of the year sponsored by the O!)io River RACINE - Eva Mae rain showers. Highs in the mid 30s. Producers. Warm Ups at 10 · Christian will observe her a.m., show at noon. Call 90th birthday on April 3. Bruce 590-9936 or 843- Cards may be sent to her at 5216 for more information. 'Box 827, Racine, Ohio 45711. . HARRISONVILLE Harrisonville Lodge 411 Saturday, April4 AEP (NYSE) - 26.34 Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NAS. OAQ)- 22 Akzo (NASDAQ) - 39.15 will meet at 7:30 p.m .. REEDSVILLE BBT (NYSE) - 17.42 Ashland Inc. (NYSE)- 13.14 Refreshments . Charlotte VanMeter will Big ~ots (NYSE) - 22.11 Peoples (NASDAQ) - 13.82 Monday,April6 observe her 80th birthday Pepsico (NYSE) - 52,86 Bob Evans (NASDAQ) - 24.33 POMEROY - · Meigs on Saturday, April 4. Cards Premier (NASDAQ) - 5.33 -BorgWamor (NYSE) - 24.28 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) . ROCkwell (NYSE) - 23.91 County Cancer Initiative, may be sent to her at 41458 Rocky Boots (NASOAQ) T U3 -2.99 regular meeting, noon, con- Sumner Road, Reedsville, Champion (NASDAQ)- 1.65 Royal Dutch Shell - 46.58 ference room, Meigs Ohio4S772. Sears Holding (NASDAQ) Charming Shops (NASDAQ) - Zion Church plans Easter services ·For-the Record Plea entered .:Local Weather Clubs and organizations Birthdays '··. Local stocks 1.82 '·' On·spending.and defidt, McCain. was The Daily Sentinel ""'* _, • • rig~t $250,000 a year? Joe didn't make anythiog near that, the critics said,.so why was he worrying? The point was not that Joe made that muclr, or that anybody at McCain's ral~ lies made that much - the vast majority dido 't. The point-was that Obama was promising so many things that to pay for them he would eventually have to raise taxes on people making far less than $250,000. Look out, McCain warned - someday he ' ll come aft~r you . And now that's where we appear to be headed . At some point , Obama will likely have to bow to those in his party who say he must raise taxes if he wants to pay for health care and other expensive initiatives. Some skeptics believe that was the plan all along. McCain wouldn't go that far, but when I brought up the idea, he did sound a. btl suspicious. "Well, you set up ·a situation that puts spending at an unprecedented amount of GOP. and·then you turn around and say, 'Of course we're going to have to raise taxes to pay for this,' " McCain told me . "I'm not saying it was their plan, but it certainly was. mevitable ." ·· (Byron York is cltief political rorrespo11delll for Tile Washington EJ:amitrer). ' medication dated by other kids. I also Dear Annie: I had to told her if someone pushes wri te about "Lonely in her. push them back harder. Connecticut," who is worand if someone calls her a ried about her sexual needs name. come back with a when her husband is sufferresponse. My wife (the calm ing fromtenninal cancer. one) has told her to ignore Six years ago, my busthe attacks or tell the other band was diagnosed with ·~iris they have hurt her feel- lung cancer. He was often mgs and to please stop. -sick and in pain from the I am relieved that we have lreatments: Many nights we a good relationship with Sara went to sleep j~;~st holding and that she talks to us about hands. The last ttme we had this. Bull want to make s ure sex was in June, and he we give her good advice. passed away in October, a What do you recommend? month shy of our 21st wed~ . - Unhappy Parents ding anniversary. "Lonely," Dear Parents: Most your husband needs you schools have regulations more now than ever. You against bullying, and it is have the rest of your life to important that this be report- have your sexual needs met. ed. Sara also needs to learn - Lonely Widow in Iowa how to stand up for ·herself. Annie's Mailbox is .writ· She should ignore' what ten by Kathy Mitchell and she can. but not out of fear. Marcy Sugar, .longtime ediA clever or amusing retort is tors of the Ann Landers fine since it deflects the bul- column. Please e-mail your lying and reinforces Sara's questions to anniesmailself-esteem. But we don't boxcO/ycast.net,". or .. :write recommen.d verbal or phyi;i- to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. cal abuse in retaliation . . It Box JI8190, Chicago, IL tends to aggravate the has- . 60611.. To find out .m ore tilities. Help Sara under- about Annie's Mailbox, stand that kids who bully and read features by other often have issues of insecu· Creators Syndicate writers rity and can only build and cartoonists, visit the themselves up by tearing Creators Syndicate Web others down. page www.creators.com. at Community Calendar -~ ··· Barack Obama used to get percent of the gross domes· very upset about . federal tic product, "would lead to budget deficits. Denouncing rising debt-to-GOP ratios in Letters to the editor. are welcome. They should be less an "orgy of . spendii\g and a manner that would ultithan 300 words. All letters are subject to editing, must be enormous deficits." he mately not be sustainable." The simple version of that signed, and include address a11d telephone number. No· turned to John McCain durpresidential Byron is: If the Congressional unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in ing · their York Budget Office ~rejections good taste. addressing issues , 1101 personalities . Letters of debates last fall and said, "We have had, over the last are · correct, were headed thanks to organizations and individuals will not be accepteight years , the biggest for hell in a handbasket. · edfor publication. • increases in deficit spending I asked McCain what and national debt in out his- that were made by then· might happen if Obama and tory ... Now we have a half- candidate Obama which Orszag get their way. First, trillion deficit annually ... have not translated into his the U.S. could have to print · a lot of new money, "runand Sen. McCain voted for policies." Reader Services ·. tusPs 213·9601 · four out of five of . those . That's an understatement. ning the huge _risk of infl.a. Correction Polley Ohio Valley PubliShing Co. George Bush budgets." The deficit issue could be lion and retummg to the SitOur main concem in all s1orles Is 10 . Published every morning, Monday That was then. Now, one of the most, if not the uation of the 1970s, only be accurate. If you know of an error th.rough Frl~av. 1t 1 Court Street. Obama has pro- most, . consequential . of far worse," McCain said. President in a story call the newsroom at (740~ Po~•oy, OhiO. S&cOncklass postage ' , patd at Pomeroy. duced a budget wilh a Obama's unkept campaign . The second option is to · 992·2156. - . -, The Asooeialed Press and deficit three times the size promises. Just . how conse- raise taxes. . the Dnio Newspaper Association. of the one that so disturbed quential was made clear Recently, fonner Clinton ' Our main number Is Po•tm•ater: Send address COfl'ec· candidate Obarna just a few recently in a little-noticed budget · director Alice (740) 992-2156. lioos 10 The Dai~ Senlinel. P.O. Bo• months ago. And Obama conference call featuring Rivlin conceded that 129• P<>meroy. Ohio 45~· Depa.-nt extensions are: foresees, for years to come, 'budget director Peter Obarna 's budget could pre. Subscription Rates defiCits that dwarf those he Orszag. Orszag was trying sent a "scarv scenario" By canter or motor lOUie felt so passionately about tO explain to reporters how which would .aise deficits News 4 WMk• .•.... ' .•.•.• ,1 11.30 the Obama administration to unsustainable levels Editor: Cha~ene Hoeflich, Ext. 12 5 2 - ............'128.85 way. way back in 2008. you go on calculated its rather rosy well ·after the economy Everywhere Reporter: Brian Reed. E ... 14 Dilly ...................50' Capitol · Hill, you hear forecasts for economic re.covers." Writing in the : Reporter: Beth Sergent, EKI. 13 · ·Senior Ohlzen ratea 2 6 - · .............'59.81 echoes · of the last cam- · growtjl. Near the end of the Washington Post, she 52-• ........... .'116.110 paign 's spending debate. call, he waS asked whether argued that .tbe only soluAdvertising S<.t>ocobos should tl B<Mince With the fight raging, l deficits along the tines ~ or tion is higher taxes, and O...lde Sata: Dew Harris, Ext 15 cioc:l t> Tho Daly - . No subasked McCain about the those predicted by the not just for the richest of Outolde S.Jea: a.- Dallis, Ext 16 tCflptlon bf mail penniltud in ai'UIIS wf'MM'I, hOme carrier seMoe is lliJailab6e_ president's seemingly ' for~ Congressional Budget. · the rich. . CIUIJCirc.: JUdy Clar1<. Ext. 10 Of course •. that's what gotten concern about Office are sustainable. Mall Subacrlptlon deficits. McCain doesn 'I Orszag at first dodged the McCain said during the · General Manager like to rehash the campaign question, saying he was sure campaign. And it's what the · Mllga County t2Weel<s .............'35.26 Charlene Hoeftich, ~ 12 "The one thing the final Obama budget will much-maligned Joe the 26Weel<s ............ .'70.70 52 Weet<s . .......... '140.11 said, . ·. too. Americans don't like is a "reflect a fiscally sustain- Plumber E-1: sore loser." he told me able path." But, the ques- Remember when he took so mdsnows Omydollysontinel.oom OUiakle Mllga County but when I read him tioner persisted: Are those · much flak for objecting to 1 2 -· ...... . ......'56.55 Obama 's quote from the deficits sustainable? Obarna's plan to raise taxes 2 6 - ............'113.60 debate, he said, "Well, there Relenting, Orszag said such only on those Americans 52 Weeks ... ..•......'227.21 www.mydailylentinal.com are a number of statements deficits. in the range of ~ making more · than • :·Local Briefs Friday, April a, 2009 The Daily Sentinel• Page A3 www .mydailysen~nel.com Friday, April 3 1 2009 Oily Holding (NASDAQ)- 30.13 Collins (NYSE) :... 34.46 , OuPont (NYSE) - 25.23 ·us Bank (NYSE) - 15.56 Gannatt (NYSE) - 2.43 General Electric (NYSE)- 10.74 Harley-Davidson (NYSE) -15.72 JP Morgan (NYSE) - 28.16 Kroger (NYSE) - 21.68 -Ltmlted Brands (NYSE) - 9.86 Norfolk Southorn (NYSE) 36.90 52.13 .. wal-Mart (NYSE) - 53;64 Wendy's (NYSE) - 5.02 WesBanco (NYSE) - 23.57 Worthlnglon (NYSE)- 11.13 Dally a1ock reports are the 4 . p.m, ET closing quotea of transactions lor April 2, 2009, provided by EdWald Jonea financial advisors Isaac .Mills In Galllpolla at (740) 441-9441 and Lesley Marrero In Point Pleasant at (304) 674-0174. Member SIPC. Review rrom PageAt . courthouse, in the near the current senior cenAnderson's . furniture store ter. would be ideal for new · .building downtown, and in construction. · lhe ·old hospital building. GomD!issioners · have -· Wilson ts exl'ected to requested funding through. . make a visit .wtth Meigs ARRA for construction of a . County officials later this new 24-hour emer~ency month, Dahler said. and ' room, but that facihty, . if . could tour possible bl!ilding funding is awarded, would sites at that time. likely be built at a site Commissioners have said owned by the Community Jenovating the hospital Improvement Corporation ·building for use by the · at Rocksprings. :county or agencies is not a "Health care is the numpractical solution, but said ber one priority with us," yesterday its building site, Anderson said. ·· - ·-·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - HearingsrromPage~• . were ab le to join us this . morning to introduce this bill'' said Rep. Phillips . ''Language has the ability to be very powerful in our .societv and thi~· name . change reflects our commit. : inent to those with developmental . disabilities to be · properly recognized." · ' "Advocates from uround . Ohio have made it dear that contin.uing to use offen~ive, antiquated terminology is inappropriate for state and local government services, and I believe that implementing this change will give people living with disabilities the respect ' they deserve." Newcomb said the House bill has 1.7 co-sponsors, iiiCluding seven Republicans . ·· by Bob Allen from the Ohio Community · Rural Assistance Program. Allen also assisted the village when searching for funding Saturday, April .4 MIDDLEPORT - G9spel sing, 7 p.m., Middleport Nazarene Church , New Prophets Quartet, The Dollys and Bricle, Evelyn Roush Family and others. RACINE Southern ·charge UMC Men's Prayer Breakfast , 8 a.m., Carmel Fellowship Complex. Sunday, April 5 POMEROY - Revival through Wednesday, 7 p.m, Mt. Hermon United Brethren Church. Clifford Coleman, evangelist. POMEROY Zion Church of Christ to present • Easter celebration · "My Savior, My God'' Palm · Sunday. 10:30 a.m . Monday, April 6 RUTLAND - . Indoor camp meeting, 7 · p.m., through April 12 at the Rutland Church of the Nazarene. Sum:lliy service at 6. Speaker will be Rev. Ray LaSalle and singers, ·Ralph and Joanne Dunmire. · Friday, April tO LONG BOTIQM .Good Friday Service at Long Bottom United Methodist Church. 7 p.m. with Norman Butler, speaker. · ·Public meetings friday, April 3 ROCKSPRINGS . Salisbury Township Trustees along with Pomeroy Fire Department, town hall meet· ing for township residents, 7 p.m., Meigs Midd.le School cafeteria, discuss future of fire prot~ction. Monday, April 6 LETART FALLS . Letart Township Trustees, 5 p.m ., office building. Church events Friday, April 3 MIDDLEPORT Healing and miraCle ser· vice, 7 p.m ., Rejoicing Life Church 500 N: Second Ave. Information at 992-6249. CHESHIRE Blackwood Gos\)Cl Quartet. 7 p.m., Che~hue Baptist Church. Nationwide Census operation comes to Ohio COLUMBUS It's verification process, which answers with ' the public or about a year until Census · began with a Master 6ther government agencies. Day 2010, but area residents Addrt;ss file corroborated No court of law or law will be out in force in the with local municipali~ies enforcement agency can first field operations of the and the US Postal Servrce. find out respondents' massive Decennial Census. That program, the Local answers. All Census Bureau Recently employed Ohio Update of Census employees including residents are taking \O the Addresses. took place last temporary employees streets from April to mid- year. There will be one final take an oath for life 10 )(eep July to verify every address opportunity to add new census information confiin the state. Census workers home construction in early dential. Any violation of will be using hand-held · 2010 prio.. lo the. mailing .of that oath is punishable by .a fine ·o f up to $250,000 and . computers to ensure the the census· questionnaires. accuracy of the mapping · Census workers can be five years in prison. process. · 4dentified by the official The 2010 Census is the "This address verification Census Bureau badge they largest peacetime opera· process, using the best of carry. During the address tion conducted by the fed. 21st century tl!'?hnology, .is canvassing operation, cen- era! government and is the part of ourongomg commit- sus workers may ask to ver. ~ · . nient to accuracy," said ify a housing structure's · basts or the reappo~t!OnDetroit Regional Director address and whether there m~nt , of congress ronal · Dwight P. Dean. "We are are additional ljving quar- seats 111 the U.S. House of laying the foundation to get ters oh the property. a Census questionnaire to All census information each .and every household in collected, · including the state· in March of 2010." addresses, are confidential The Address Canvassing and protected by law. · By operation is a phase of the. law, the Census Bureau cl!li: Census Bureau's address not share respondents Lohses to discuss wildflowers · of the Hocking River Valley LOGAN - Meigs County residents,Jjfu.n wtd Mruy Beth Lohse. of the Appalachian Ohio Group of the Sierra Club will make a special presentation on Wildflowers · of Hocking River Valley at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Logan7 Hocking County !Jbrary meeting room, 230 East Main Street, Logan. · The announcement was At made this · week by the for its water treatment plant. Friends of 'the Hocking Racine Village Council River (FOHR). As a followwill meet in regular session up to the Lohses' presentafollowing Monday's public tion, they will be wildflower guides for a Sierra Club hik.e meeting. Racine rrom Page Sunday, AprilS · POMEl:WY - Elva Dean Barnitz will observe her 90th birthday on April 5. C~rds may be sent to her at 1628 Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. at Rock House on April II . The Loh ses' presentation will include a slideshow presentation that will ·help participants identify wildflowers . in our region as we venture out~ide to enjoy the spring weather and our region's rich a(ld diverse botanical resources. The public is invited to attend. Proudtobta part ofyour life. Representatives. The .census is also used to help distribute more than $300 billion in federal funding to tribal, state and local governments every year. · ...you get really good at.it. Whether you're a wedding planner or own 1 plumblnc supply company, we're here year-round to help you with: . .• Bctokkeepini • Payroll . . · • r.x Preparation •Advice To leo!m more, call: H&:RBLOCK 618 East Main~· Pomeroy, OH 45769 740-992~74 Mon-Frl. 9:00 • 6:00 Sat. 9:00- 5:00 Other Hours by Appointment SubScribe today • 992-.l~SS. .. • �.. ( !?age-AU The Dally Sentinel I Friday, April 3, 20011 FAITH • VALUES ' Running out oftinie --"--A Hunger For More ·WORSHIP,GOD THIS WEEK Pastor: Don Walker Fi!llowship Apostolic James IU .'0 un .. Pa!t!llr' kkn VII~}' R• u·r. \'all~y Aptmolic Wor•h1p Crntc:r, ~73 S Jrd Av~ .• ,\ hhJ.le!)Ort, . R!.!V. M"·hkl Bradford. Pa~t or . SL100fY,· 11):30 ~-•11· Tues. b::lO prayer. WN . 7 ,jim Riblt: 'ituL.Iy F.mmuutl ApuStulk T•bermlcle Joe. l.wp Rd off Ne\j,' Lima Rd. Rutland, *n·ice§; Sun 101M) a.m. & 7·30 p.m.• Thur• H WJ ~ m.. Pasror Marty R Hutton Mt lt' Hill Rd . Rannc. Pii'iwr: James Sa lltrfield. Sunda) School Q..J$ a.m.. E\ ening f1 p.m . Wedn~r.da~ · Sr:nil.·e~- 7 p rn. Rutland Church of God P&\!Or: Shome M lhl\1!1ing. Sunda) Worshi p - IU a n1 11 p m.. WedneWa) Sel'\ iiXs- 7 p.rn Church of God Appl e 11nd Se.-ond S!:.... Pa'-lur: Rev.lbvitl Ru~sell. Sundll)' Schf'o l ami Wlm,Jiip- 10 <Ul~ - Ev ening $<1\ i'e'· 6:30 _p.m .. WeUne){)ay Sen ~~·e, -t._:-o J>.m Libtrty A58tmbl)l of'Gvd PO. So' 467, Dudding Lane , Masoa. w \~. Pasror· Nell Tennant , Sunday S.:n1ce~- 10:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. Baptist Pagevlllt' FmwiiiBaptllt Churth P..tMor: Floyd Rms , Sunday School9:30 ro 10::10-am, Wo~ip scrvi~;c: J Q~JI)to ll :OO am . Wat:preaching & pm , Carptnkr lndepeaduu Baptist Churtb Sunday School - 9:30am, Preaching Service: !0:30am. Evening Service 7.{K)pm, Wednesday Bible Study 7:00pm. Paslor: · Hemlod. Grove <;bristiaB Chun:h Mi nister: Larry Brown , Worship - 9:~0 a.m. Sunday School - 10:30-_;t.m., Bible • Study -7 p.m. Pomcro)' Chu~h nf Christ 212 W. Main St .. Sund~)' School- 9:30 11.m ., Worsh ip- IO: JO a.m.. 6 p.m., Wedoesdily Se rvi~s - 7 p.m. Clwslaift 8aptkt Cburth Pastor: SteVe Little, 7:40-367-7801 , H 740-992 - 7~42. C. 740-64~-2.521 , Sunday School: 9:30-am. Morning Worship: 10: 30 11m, Yuuth ~ Bible Buddies 6:30 pm, . choit practice 7;30; Special day~> of momh · L ladies of Grace 7 pm 2nd Monday. 2. Men 's Fellowship 7 pm Jrd Tu~ - Pomeroy WHI!.Idt Chun:h of Christ 33226 Children) Ho'"e Rd.. Suit.day School - II u.m.. Worship- JOa.m,. 6 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.ll) . Hope Baptill Cllurth ISouthem) 570 Gn~m S1 .. Middlepqrt. Sunday scllool · 9:30 a·.m., Wonhlp - II a.m-. and 6 p.m .. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Pastor: Gary Ellis . Rutland nnt Bapti!t Cbu.rc:h Sunday School - ·9:30 a.m ., Worship 10:45 a.m. Pumnvy tlnt Baptist Paslor Jon Brockert, Ease Main St .. Sundt)' Sch. 9:30am. Wonhtp 10:30 am Middleport Church of Christ : 51h and Main . Pastor: AI· Hartson. Children s Director: Sharo n Satre. Teen Dirtctor: Dodger V~ughan , Sunday Sdmul -9:30 a.m., Worship- 8:15. 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m .. \\~dn~sday Se rvice~· 7 p.m. (l.m... Zion Chun:h ot Chr"ist · Pomeroy, Hllrri sonville Rd . (Rt.l43) . faJior: .Roger Warson. Sund11y School 9:30 a.m., Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m., WedQesdll)l ~rvices · 7 p.m. Radnt First Bapost , Pastor: Ryan Eaton. pauor • Sunday S~:hoo~ - 9:30 a.m.. Worship - 10:40 a.m., 6:00 p.m.• Wednl!sday Services - 7:00 p.m. Belblebem Baptist Chun::h Gre~:r Bend. Route 124, Racine . OH, Pastor: , Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.• Sunday Worship· 10:30 a.m..; Wednesday Bible Study - 7:00p.m. Hkk.ory HUb Churtb of Christ Tuppers Plains, 'Pastor Mike Moore. Bible d11~s. 9 a.m. Sunday: worship W n.m. Sunday; wo~hip 6:30pm Sunday; Bible class 7 pm Wed. Hillside llaptlsl Churd! Sr . Rt. 14-3 just off R1 . 1. Pastor: Rev, James R. AcRe. Sr.. Sunday Unified Se:rvice, Worship - 10:30 a.m ., 6 p.m., Wednesday Services -7 p.m. Rttdnllle Chuft:h of Chrbt Vk1orJ· BtpdsiiDdeptnde:nt Pa5tor: Philip Smrm. Sunday School: 9:.l0 un., Wur.lliip Setvice: 10:.10 tl .m.. B1hle Study. WedrtCsday.6:30 p.m. 525 N. 2nd St. Middlepon. Pasror: James E. Keesee , Worship - IOa,m.. 1 p.m.. Wednesday Servtce1 . 7 p.m . Dtllkf Church 9f'Chrht Sunda~ school9:30 a.m., :Sunda; "'o~hip · 10:30 a.m. The Churth orCh'ri§.t ofPnmero}· lntent(;non 7 aod 124 W, E1·a ngelist: Dennis Sug~nt . Sunday Bible Study 9:JO a.m.. WOlsbip: 10:(0 a.m. and 6:30 p.m .. Wednesday B1ble Stud}- 7 p.m. . Faith B~pUit Churth Railroad St. Mason. S~day Sci\QOI - 10 a.m., Worship · !1 a.m.. 6 p.m. Wednesda) Servk" · 1 pm, Fort:SI R1n Baptist· Poatt:roy R~. Joseph WOOds. Sunday School • 10 ... . .m.. Wom,ip · l l: 30un. Christian Union MI. Moriah Bopdsl Fourth & Main St .. Middlepon , Sunday School - 9:30a.m.. Wonb.ip - 10:45 a.m. Puror: Re\1. Michael ATllomP,SOn , Sr. H_arttOnt Cbun-h or CbrlstlA Christian U•lon HaMford. W. V~t .. Pa51or: Mike Pud eiT. Sunday Sc hool - 9:30 a :m ~ Worship !0 30 ll m 7·00 p~ Wedne>day Se_r.·at'C s - 7 00 p m ! · Anllqully Boplkt Su.nday Sct.>ol • 9:30 a.m.• Worship 10:4!1 a.m., Sunday Evenill.l - 6:00p.m.• Holiness CommuniiJ Church Stt\l'l Tomek . Matn Stre.::t. Rutlu ttd. Su nduy 'wor.,hip--1 n.OO a.m .. Su ndJy Servicc-7 p.m . ~aMo r ~ l"earl Chapel Sunday School- 9 a.m .. Worship ."IQ a.m. Ni!~ 8qlnnldJ:t Chun:b Pomeroy Dan~il!e llolinest'i Church J 1057 S!utc RtJ ulc .125. l.angwlltc". Pa~ lor: Urian Bailey. Su nda} ~hool - 9:30 a.m ... Sunday worshtp • 10:)0 a,m. & 7 p.m.. Wedncoda) prayer iil:rvice. 7 p.m. Pastor: Bri11n Dunha~. Worship . 9:25 ~.m . Sunday School- 10:45 a.m. Rork Sprinp Dcwayne Stuller, Sunday School • 9: 00 a.m .. Worship - U) a .m., Youlh Fellnw5hip, Sunday - 6 p.m. Early Sunday wur~hip ¥11m J~nni Dunham ' Pa~t or : Culv11ry Pilgrim Chapel HarriM)nvi lle Road, Pa~ tur: C had ~~ Mc K c n~ic . .S unduy Schl'lul · Y.Jll :~. m ~. Wm-.hlp • II !l..lll .• 7:1Xl p.m., Wednesday Scrvke - 7:00 p.rn. Rutland . PastOr: John Chapman, s Unda)· Sctiool ,9:30 ll.m .. Worship · liJ:JO u. m.. Thursday Stf\'ices- 7 p.m. ., Salem Cenlfr Paslor: William K. Mar!;hllll. Sunday Sch ool - 10: 1.5 a.m.. Worship - 9:lS a.m.. B1blc Sludy: Monday 7:00 pn'a - Snow~llle Sunday School · 10 11.m., Wor$hip- 9 a.JU. B-.y Pu:;1Ur: Juhn Oilmore, Sunday School . 10 u.m.. W~i's hi: " P., ·. 9 a.m., Wednesday . fO il. . . Wesleyan Bihlc Holines~ Chul'l'h St .. MiddlepOn. Pi.stor: Doug Cu>i. Su n~ a y School - 10 a.m. Worship 10:45 ·p.m., Sunday E~e . 6:00 p.m.. Vkdn ~ W oy Service. 7:00 p.m. s~rv kes rmfi.SuUon . Carmel & Bashan Rd~. RaCi ne. Ohio. Pustor: John Gilmore . Sunda)· School 9:4S a.m.. Worship -· I I:00 a.m. , Bib le Siudy Wed. 7:30 p.m. MornlllK Slar Pastor: John Gilmori! . Sunday SchOOl· l I a.m.. Worship - 10 a.m. laurel Clln' lil'fe Methodist Chu.rdt Pa•tnr: Glen M ~ C J un g. Sunday School 9:30 tL.m .. Wors hip • 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m .• Wcdnesdu y Service- 7:00p.m. Ea.'it Letart Po r.tor: 'Bill Marshall Sunday School 9a.m .• Worship - 10 a.rn .• 1st Sund11y ever)· month e ~ening .se rvice 7:00 p.u1.; Wed11esday • 7 p.m. Racine Paslor: Re\', William Man~hall . Sunday ~chool - 10 11.m., Worship · I I a.m .Wedne);day Services 6 prn: Thur Bible Study 7 pm Lutheran Bradford Chui'th of Christ Comer of St. Rr. 114 & Bradbury Rd .. Min~ter: Doug Shamblin. Yo~ll~ Mini s!t:r: ·Bill Amberger. Sunday School - 9:.30 a.m. · Worship • 8:00 a.m.: 10:30 a.m.. 7 ~(Kl p.m..Wedne!«ia)· Se111ices - 7:00p.m. Old ·Bdbet Fret Wlll BaptJst" Cbun-b 28601 SL Rt . 7, MiUdleporl, Sunday Sc:rvice - 10 a.m.• 6:00 p.m .. Tuesday ServiCes -6:00 Minersville Bob Robinson, Sunday School . 9 a.m.. Worshi p - 10 a.m. Pii ~ lur: The Churcla of Jn;usChrlsl or U.Uer·Day Saints St. RL ltiO . 446-6 247 or 446 -74t16, Sunday Sl·hoor 10 :20- ll a.n1. . R~lief Socit:t)o/Priesthood I 1:0.5.! 2:00 noon . Sllcramt•nt Service 9- 10: 15 a.m., Hofll(:making m ~ting. 1st 1_1mrs. -7 p.m. Rolland Churth i:lf Christ Su nday School · 9:30a.m.. Worship and Comm uniun - 10:30 a.m .. Da vid WiStmlln. Minister Sl. Jnhn l..ulheran Churth Pine Grme. Worship - 9:00 a.m.. Sunday School · lti: OO a.m. Pustoi: Cool\lllle United Methodist Parish Pastor: Helen Kline , Cool\lille Churc h. Main & Fi fth St .. Sun. School · 10 a.m.. Worship - 9 u.m.• Thes. Ser,.ices- 7 p.m. Our Saviour Lutheran Chun.:b Watnul and Benty Sts., Ravenswotxl. W.Vn ,, P1l ~to r: Duv td Russell. Sunday $chool - 10:00 a.m.. ":'orship . II a.m . · Bethel Churth Township Rd .• 468C , S11nday S ~hool .' 9 a.m, Worship - 10 a.m.. Wedllesdpy Servicc:s- 10 a.m. St. Paul Lutheran Church Comer Sycamure &' Second St., Pomeroy. SUn Srhnol - 9:45 <l .lll., Wurship- I! a.m. United Methodist · New Hope Churcb OW American LeJion Hall , . Founh Avt: .. Middleport. Sunday 5 p.m. SyratUSI! Comruuall}' Church 2480 Sttond SL Syracuse. OH S~tn. School 10 am, Sundy night6:30 pm Pastor: Joe GWinn A N"' lkaliiDIDII (Full Gospel U.un:h) Huri10o~ille . Pasl.o n: BOb and ~ay Manball. Thurs. 7 p.m. PoJ'itor: Ji m Corbitt. Wo~hip - 9 a. m.. Sunday So;-hoa l - 10 a. m. 1 Thursday Se rvices - 7 p.rrr Joppa RftdsvHit Fellowship Church of the Nalarcne, Pa~ tor : Ru ssell Carso_n . Sunday School • q:30 a.m,. Wotshi(l .. 10:45 a.m.• 1 p.m.. "Wulnesday ser:o ices . 7 p.m. SytllCuse.Citun:h oft~ N~W~n~ae 'Pastor Mike Adkins. Sunday S~hool · 9;30 Wblle'o.Chapel Waleyaa · Cool·viUe · Road. Pastor: Rev. Charles ~ Martindale, Sunday Sctlool • 9:30 a.m.. Worship ~ 10:30 a.m., Wednesday SeNiCC Fain~.. Bible CbUidr Letart. W.Va. Rt . I . fastor: Brillll May, Sunday SchoOl· 9:30a.m.• Worship.· 1:00 p.m .. Wtdriesday Bible Study - .2:00 p.m. Fal,. Ftllowshlp c....- tor Clrrlol Pastor:.Rcw. Franklin Dickens. Service: Friday. 7 pm . Calvary BJb~ Cb~rc.b Pomeroy Pike .. CO. Rd ., Pastor: Re\1 . Blackwood, Sunday S.cbool -· 9:30 a.m.• Worship 1.0:30 a . m .~ ·7:30 p.m.. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Stlvemlllt Comn1wU'y Claurda lloJ<>kiDII Life Churdl 500 N. 2nd Ave., Middlepon . Pastor: Mike Forem_.an, _Pa$1or Emcrrituti l.awR!ncc F~man. Worship- ·uf:OOaru Wedne!day ServiCe! . 7 p.m . Community of Chrl51 POniBnd-Rilcine Rd .• Pastor: Jim Proffilt, Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.. WofShip.- . Cllflo• Tabernacle Church . ' 10:30 a.m .. Wedneulay Servket; • 7:00 Clifl:on , W.Va., Sunday School - !('} a.ro, p.m. Wonhip • 7 p.m.• Wednesday Service - 1 Bethel Wol'lblp Cenl« p.m.. 397!12 St. R1 . 7, 2 milt" south of T-upperS The Ark Chorcb Plain ~ . OH. Non ·denominalional with 3773-Geot]e; Creek.Road , Gallipolis, OH Conlemporary PraiSe & Y{orship. Pa5tor · Pastor~ JanUe_ Wi~an . Sundity Suvices Rob Barber, As~. Pastor Karyn Davis. 10:30 a.m. Wedne&day - 7 p.m. Thursday Youth DiMCtor Beny Fulks. Sunday Prayer & Praise M 6 pm. Classes _for all se f\'ices: 10 am W011hip & t. pm Fami ly ages every Sunday & Wednesday. Li fe Classes. W~d i Thur niJht Life www.thearkchun:h.JJI!t Groups at 7 pm, Thurt momin1 ladies' life Group ar 10. Outer limiu Youlh Ufe · Group on Wed. evening from 6:30 to 8:30. Full Gospel Cburth Vi~il u~ online at www.betbelwc.org. of the lJvlng Sat"ior . Rt338, Antiquity. Pastor: J~ss e Morri! . Ash Street Church Services ~ Saturday 2:00p.m. 3"98 Mh St .. Mlddlepon-Pastor~ Mark Monow & Radney- Walker Sunday Salem CommuRity Cltun:b School • 9:3.0 a.m .. Morning Worship • Back Of West COlum_bia·, W.Va.om Lieving JO:_JO a.m . & 7:00pm, Wednesd-ay Service ltl)ad, Pas1or: Charles Roush (3(}4) 67S. ~ 7 : 00p.m ., Y"Outh Service-:7:00 pJTI . 2288, Sunday Schoo.\ 9:30am , ~unday Aa:ape: Lire Center evening service 7:00 pm, Bibly S~udy '" Fuii-<J'q spel Chu.fCh", Pastors John & . W~dnesday ·se111ice 7:00pm ·Patty Wade. 603 Second Ave. Mason, 77350 17, Service time: Sunday.• IO:JO a.m.. ·H00100 Chrilllaa FellowJtUp Chpn:b . Wednesday 7 pm Pastor: Herschel White , Sunday S-c hool· Abundant Grace 923 S. Thin:! St ., Midd!epon . PaslorTe~esa Da~<i s. Sunday service, 10 a.m., Wednesday seT\Iice. 7 p.'m . F~tlt~ Full GO!i~l Churth Long Bonom. Paslor: Ste~'e Reed, Sund~y School· 9:30 l!. m, Worship , 9:30a.m. and_7 p.m.• Wednegday • 7 p.m.. FridayfellowShip servit:e 7 p.m. Harrisonville Community Churth Pulor: Thaon Durham, ~und~y - ~: 30 a.m. and 7 p.m., Wednesday · 7 pJtt. Mlddlepol1 Commuldly Churtb 575 Pearl St ., Middlepon . Pastor; Sam Anderson , SLinday ' School 10 a.m,. Evening-7:30p.m. , Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Schoo! - 10 a.m., Evenina - 6 p.m.. Wednesday-Service · ?. p.m. Hazel CommwUl.)' Cburtb Off RL 124, Pastor: Edsel H~t~l , Sunday 's.chool - ~:30 a.ft! ., Worship. 10:30 a.m, 7:30 p.m. Dyes"ll~ Com!1Walty Churdlt Sund,y SChool • 9:30· a.m .• Worship • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. · Mone Chapel Chur<:h Middleport Churdl of tbt NIW'fnt Paslor: Leonard J\lwdl , Sunday School 9:30 a;m..Worship - 10:30 a.ft't .. 6:30p.m.. · Wedncsd:ly Servi~s- 7 p.m .. C-IDI-.,.)o,uoalloool (:hDftb · Kingsbury Rnad. Panor: Robert "Vanft._ Sunday School • 9:30 a.m .• Worship Snvice 10:30 a.m.." Evening Servic' 6 p.m. Freedom Golpel Mlslioa Bald Knob. on Co. Rd. )I , Pastor: Rev. Roger Wi ll ford, Sunday School - 9:30 · . a.m. Wonhip-- 7 p.m . Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday Won\Jit 11 ~00 am. Wednesday· 7:00pm Pastor: . Bryan &. MilS)I Dailey 08!111 CbrktJ•n FdlowJhlp (Non-deOQminaliooal fellowship) Meeting in 1he Meigs Middle School ' Cafeleria PMtor: Oui! S!t wart 10:00 llltl · Noon Sund ay ~ lnfollllill Won~ hip, Children 's. miiaistry SyratCUR MluJo.n Point Rocl Churth ortht Nizan!llf Roule fi89. Albany, Re~.' Ll_oyd Grimm . p-.tSIOf. Sunday School 10 Pm: WO~sip service II am , evening service 7 pm. W~ . pr11yer meeting 7 ~ Meigs <:ooperathe Parish Nonheas! Cluster. Alfred . Pa ~ tor: ·Jim · Corbit!. Sunday Sc hool, • 9:)0 a.m.• Wo~hip- II a.m.. 6:JOp.rri . Amadna Greet Communhy Cllun:h Pastor: Wayne Dunlap. Stale Rt. 68J. Tuppers Plaiil&, Sun. Worship: 10 am & 6;30 pm, Wed , Bible Study 7:00pm. 1411 BridgeMan St .. Syracuse, Sund,y Nazarene Mt. Olh·e Unlled MdbOOISt Ol'f 124 behind Wilkesvillt-. Pastor: Re~· ­ R;tlph Spires. Sunday School . q:,_10 a.m .. Wun.hip · JO:JO a. m.. 7 p.m . Thursday X l"\•ic:es• 7 p.m. · Ch<slt• II H0ckjrigport Chlll'\':h Kalhryn Wiley, Sunday School · ~: 30 a.m.. Worship- 10:30 a.m.. Pastor Phillip lkll Su.nday Sclwol - 9 a.m.•Wl)f'S hip Service I~ am. 2nd and 4th Sunday ~ 7pm . Faith VaDey Tll.htmacle Chu.rdt Bailey Run Road. Pa~tnr: Rev. Emm~tl ' Rawson. Sunday Evening 7 p.m .. Thut'sday Servicfl - 7 p.m . Torch Churth Cu. Rd . 63. Sundu}' School • 9:30 a.m., Wunhip • IO:JO a.m. Graham United Methodist W111"\hip · I J a.m. Pastflr: Richard Ne-ase B~htel UniiOO Methodld Nc\\ Hav t"n , Rkhard Nease. Pastor. Sll nday wor~ h ip 9:~ 0 a.m. Tues. 6J0 pm)cr a n~ Oible Study. Church ofGOO CHsttr Cburtb ol. Ott Nuarent Re\' . Curtis Randolph , Suaday St:hool - 9:30 n.m.. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m.. Sunday evening 6 pm Rudand Church of the N•weiM! Pa$tor: George Sladler; SuruJay S' hool • 9:30 a.m .• Worship - IO_:JO a.m.• 6: 30 p.m., Wednesday ~t\'ices. 7 pm. Pa~lor: Re\ , l..e~li C Acmmi ng Latter-Day Saints Bradbury Churth of Chrlsl Minister: Tom Runyon. J95S8 Bradbury Road, Middleport 1 Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. MI. Union S.pll!t Pastor: Dt:nnis Weav~ Sunday St hool · 9:45 a.m.. Evening • 6:30 p.m.". Wednesday Serviw - 6:30p.m. Grlta' EPI!i('opal Church Hysell Run Communlfy Church Pasiur. Rev. Larr)- Lemley; Surtll.;y School - 9:30 a.m.. WorShip - \0:45 u. I_TI .. 7 p.m... ·Thu"rM!ay Bible Study and Youth: 7 p.m. Tuppen Plain CburchofC~rlsl ln&trumcntal. Wurship Service - 9 a.m .. Communion - 10 a.m., Sunday School - . 10:15a.m., Youth- 5:30 pm · S unda ~. Bible Study WednesdRy 7 pm SUrer Run Dapllst Pastor: John Swanson, Sunday School IOa.m.. ·ow:[J~bip - lla.nl .• 7:00 p.rn . , .Wedrte~ay Service5- 7:00p.m. . Healh tMiddi<porl) Pa~tor : Brian Dunhlirn, Sunday School 'i:~O a.m.. Wo ~sh i p • 11 :00 a.m. 7~ Pc ~ rl Wo:rsh ip • IO :JQ a.m .• · 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Services - 6;30 p.m. First Baptkt Churdl Pastor: Bill)- Zuspan !ith and Palmer St., Middlepon, Sunday &:hool • 9: \.S a.m.. Worship - JO: IS a.m .. 7:00 p.m.. Wednesday SeNk~ 7:00pm. Pastor: Bob Robin~n . Sunday School - 10 a.m .. Wo~h i p - 9 a.m. Pint Grure Ulbll' HoUness Cburch 112 tnilc uff Rt. 325. Pm;tor: Rt\1. O'Dell Map ley. Sunday Sl;huu! . - 9J O a.m.. Wnrd11p - 10:.1 0 a.m.. 6:00 p .m.~ Wcdnct;day Se rvke. 7:01) p.m. Bearwallow Rldce Chun:h of Christ Pa5lot:llruce Terry, Sunday SchOol -9J O 9:30a.m.. Worship - 9:45am & 7:00p.m.. Wednesday Services-7:00p.m. Dewayne Stuuler. Sunday School. IO a. m.. Worship · !! 14-m. Rose or Shu.nm HolinesSChurch Lead in~ Cr~ek RLI .. Rutl and, Pas10r: Rtw. Dewey Kinp,. Sunday M:hool· 9;30 a.m.. Sunday wor~ h i p -7 p.m., Wednesday prayer mectinB- 7 p. m. Keno Churcb or Chrbt Worshtp - 9: 30 a.m.. Sunda) School 10:30 a fll ·· Pastor-Jeffrty Wallace, lsi Hnd 3rd Sunday First Soulhern Baptbt 41872 Pomeroy Pike, sUnday School - Pa~ t or: J26 E. Mni n St .. l'onll! m~. oi>Ho,ly F.uCh!tri .,! 1!:.10 a.m. Sunda, & ~:30 pm Wtdnc 5day Servie« • 1 p.m. Other Chu~hes Flatwoods Episcopal W~ d . Po1nn0y Cburth nf lht Nuamw . ~astor: Jan Lavender, Sunday School 9:.30 a. m., Worship - 10:3(1 a.m. and 6 p.m., Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. CenlraJ Clu.sCer M hury fSy~ u se }. PiWur: Bob Robinson. Su nday ~:hool - 9:45a.m., Worship - II u.m.. Wtdne~ Sel'\·icu . 7:30 p.m. · Trinil)' C hurr~ Pw.tor- Rev. Tom Johnson. Sec0od & Lynn. Pomeroy. P a~tor . Wor, hip 10:25 a.m .. Westsldt Cbul-ch of Chrisl ·332l6 Children~s Home Rd. Pomem). OH , Conracr 140-44 1.-1296 Sunday mcrnms ! 0~ 00 , Sun morning Biblt ~ lu Jy: following worship.,,Sun. C'vi!,6: 00· pm, Wed bible study 7 pm Sunday School • 9:30, u u., Wotohip • 10:30 a. m.· Rffikvlbt Wors hip - 9 30 u.m.. Sunday School 10: 30 a.m.. t-in t Sunday of Month - 7:00 p.m. service • 7:JO p.m. Congregational Church o( Christ a.m .. Worship • IO: JQ a.nl., 6 p.m .• l'uppt'n Plains Sl. hul P11stor: Jim Corbltt, Sunday Sd100l - 9 a. m.• Worship · 10 a.m.. Tuesday Smices Cbuf'('b of God of Prophecy OJ. WhttC Rd . oft Sr. R1. 160. P:hlor: PJ. Chapman'. Sunda; School 10 ·a rn.. \lio'ohhlp - II a.m.. \-\.edncsda} S.:n.ices- 7 p.m. Catholic Pastor: Denzil Null. Worshi p . 9:,;ll} a.m. Sunday Schooi- J0:30 a.m. ............. Syrat~ First SaiCrul Hnrt ( 'alltolk Church 16l Mulberry Ave __ Pomero), 992-511!,18, Pastor: Rn. Walter E. llttnz. Sat Con. ·1:4~ · .5 :15 p ,m.; Mass.- 5:.10 p.ro .• Sun . Coo. -8:45-9:1 5 a.m... Sun. Mass- 9:]0 a.m.. DUly Mass - S:JO a.m. _Assembly of God The Daily Sentinel • Rutland Frte WUI 8aptkl Salem St.: Pa~tor ~ Ed Barney . Sunday School - 10 a m.. Even ing . 1 JJ.m .. Wednesda)' Sei'Y!Ct'l - 7 p.m. Second Ba.pUst Churt'h Ravenswood, WV. Sunday School J(t am, Morm1111 wDI'!lhip II am EVening - 7 pm , W«<oe~y 7 p.m. ' Flnt B•ptlft C.:t.1..-eb of Mason, WV (lndc:pendenl BaptiM ) SR 6~2 lind Anderton St . Pa-.tor· Robert Gnrdy. Sunday school 10 am, Morning chun:h II am. Sunday eveninJ_ !i pm, Wed. Sible Study 7 pm Cbutch of JKUS Chrill ApOO:oUt Vanl...andl: lind Ward Rd .. M11ler. Sulllb~ Sehoul Ev~ mn g- 7:30p.m. www.myclallysentlnet.com Sunday -school- 10 a.m., Woi-ship . II a.m.. Wtdnesday SeiVicc • 7 p.m. Faith Gospel c•utb long Bouom . Sunday School - 9:)() a.m.. Worship - \0:4S a.m.. 7:30 p.m., Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Full Goojld l.lah33045 Hiland Road , Pl:lmemy, Pastor. Roy Hunter. Sunday School - 10 a.m.. Evenina B O p.m., TUesday•&. Thun.- 7:30pm . . Restoration CbriRian F!llowsblp Hooper Ro11d . A.lhen5 , Pastor: Lonnie Coats, Sunday Wmhip lO;OO am, . Wednesday:· 7 pm Hoe~se or Healing Mlnbtrles Sl. Rt. 124 Lanpvllle,OH F\111 Gospel. CJ Paiito[l ·Robert & Robena Mus~er, Sunda y School "9:·3.0 am,· , Worship 10:30 11i11 - · 7:00 pm, W(d. Ser'vke 7:00pm Tum JaWI Mlnlstrfes Meeting 333 Mechanic Sttttt. Pomeroy, OH ·. Pastor Eddie 9aer, Service every Sunday 10:00 a.m. . Pentecostal Pfltterostat Aatmbl~ Pastor: St , Rt. 124 •.Racine, Tornado Rd . Sunday Schoot'-- 10 a.~ .. Bvening • 7 p.m .. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Presbyterian Friday, April3, 2009 were · alienated ftom God and Palm Sunday, the traditional were enemies in your mind' . I ran out of time lasl week to start of whal Christians often call because of your · evil behavior. write this "weekly" anicle. I've "Holy Week," is Ibis Sunday. It is But now He has reconciled you almost run out of lime this week to the yearly occasion on which we by Christ's physical body through write this "weekly" article. If I'm observ~ the Lord Jesus' entering Pastor death to present you holy in Hi> not careful, the "weekly" willlurn the Holy City, Jerusalem. and is Pastor ·Thorn into a .. weakly" monthly. · sight, wilhout blemish and free someti1mes referred to as the Kerry Mollohan Why am (.running out of time? from · accusation" (Colossians ''Triumphal Entry." · Wood 1:19-22 NIV). Too many things to do. Too many · .".. . The great crowd that had needs to be met. Too many people · The ."Triumphal Entry'" then ·come for the Feast (Passover) clamoring for niy attenlion. I won-. remains lri umphant in a way that heard that Jesus was on His \YaY der if that's how Jesus felt as he is infinitel.y higher 10 thai uf to Jerusalem. · They took palm entered what he knew would be his branches 'alld went out to meet grasped, but made . Himself merely riding into town and just last week of life on earth? house of worship into a·market- · Him, shouting, ' Hosanna! nothmg, taking the very nature donning a crown of rulership. This Sunday is Palm Sunday - place for thieve$. No more sub- Blessed is He Who comes in the of a servant, being made in Conquering Judah 's occupyi ng the day that we remember Jesus' tlety, no more parables without name of the Lord!'" (John 12:12· · human likeness. · And ' being · enemies wasn 't enough. · · · · found in appearance as a man, Confronling the hypocrisy of the "triumphal entry" i"nto Jerusalem. I explanation. Jesus no longer had 13 NIV). put triumphal in quotes because I time for them. By the end of the . When some who read this pas- He humbled Himself and ·dorrupled religious establishmem am not sure that it . was. so tri· week, he was betrayed, aban- sage consider lhat in little less became· obedient to death ~asn ' t enough. Controlling the umphant from Jesus ' perspective. doned, beaten, abused, and hung than a week later, crowds woUld even death on a cross! " political systems of all the world The account in Luke:s gospel helps ·on a Roman cross. · be shouting, "Cmcify Him!" (see (Philippians 2:6-8 NIV) . · wasn 't enough. · US · to see this: , What dtl YQY<have tirrte for? John 19:15), it "niight seem morDeath 'was on His mind when He came 10 be King of our · As Jesus approached Bethphage .Fun ani! games? Work, work, bid .(or at least extraordinarily . He shed glory and donned the hearts. Consequenlly, He came and Bethany•.at the hill called the work? How much of your time is · ironic) that His irrevocably tak- · garb of human flesh . Even when to face down sin 's occupying Mount of Olives, he sent two of his 9sed for God's lhings rather than ing this path to His death be others stood by Him, celebrating influence .in our beans. He came disciP,Ies, say,ing to them, "Go to ·your own? Even in my full time called the "Triumphal Enlry." the ease of which He would begin to free us from the corrupting the Vlll&ge ahead of you, and as you job as pastor for a church, I'm Eyen some who are sympathet- His reign, He was preparing for power of our own pride and enter it, you will find a colt tied not -clear that my time is really ic to the Lord's being crucified His own funeral. . . . selfish desires. He came to fashthere, which no one has ever rid- .used for God's lhings versus my "fail.to comprehend why Jhe event "Jesus replied, 'The hour has ion wilhin us the capacity for d.en. Untie it and bring it here. tf · own. And none of · us·· really -is "triumphant" and not. a colossal · come for the Son of Man to be knowing Him and walking Wi!h . anyone asks you, .'Why are you knows how milch _time we· really disaster, thinking perhaps that glorified. I tell you the· truth . Him lhroughout all the days of unrying it?' tell )lim, 'The Lord have. · Jesus was murdered and only a · unless a kernel of wheat falls to our lives here on eanh and to needs it."' I just got back from . a painfQI hapless o,:ictim to the corruption the ground and dies, il remains give us an open door for Those who were sent ahead went conv(;rsation with a very dear per~ · that existed at the time. only a single seed . But if it dies, it dwelling,· wilh Him forever and found it just as he had told son in my church. It was a painful But Jesus wasn'l murder.ed , produces many seeds ... Now My beyond Ihe grace . them. As they were untyin~ the conversation because "Betty" has , And He wasn't clueless about heart is troubled, and what shall I And since the only mean~ by colt, its owners asked them, ' Why entered into stage in her life what would happen once He say? 'Father, save Me from this which this greal triumph could are you untying the colt?" They wher.ll she no longer seems. to .entered the cily. He .knew only hour?' . No, it was for this very be achieved on our behalf was replied, "The Lord needs it" . · have a firm grasp oil realily. Betty. too well whal was abou1 to hap· reason I came 10 lhis hour" (John · in the act of dying in our stead, They brought it to Jesus, threw seems to. be in a constant state of pen and, in facl, it was for thai 12:23-24,27 NIV). His entering Jerusalem that their cloaks on the colt and put· · euphoria, blissfully giving money · very reason He had \O go !here. Of course, Jesus knew some- morning so long ago was tri· Jesus on it. As he went along, peo- away, The problem is that she · Consider what happens right thing that those around Him umphanl because it was as good pie spread their cloaks on Jhe road. doesn't really have-the money .to before He actually entered didn 'I know and mariy of us · as done. He had set His hean When he . came ne;1r the place give away. One person received a Jerusalem . . today still don 'I quite .grasp. We upon us . He had set His mind on where the road goes down the check from her . for $30,000 1 "Six days before lhe Passover each have a sin problem. We doing what must be done to Mount of Olives·, the whole crowi! Fortunately; that person knew bet· (the day before He entered each are self-destructing in make us righteous enough to of disciples began joyfully to praise ter than atlempt lo cash it. Betty's Jerusalem), ·Jesus arrived at bondage lo self and to sin·s con- become His children . . God in loud voices for all the mira· life is slipping away, and she can· Bethany, where Lazarus lived , s-equences. "When you were dead in your cles they had seen: "Blessed is the not grasp the fact that she needs whom Jesus had raised froni .the "For all have sinned and fall sins ... God made you alive with king who·comes in the name of the others to i)elp her make the most dead (see John II). Here a din· short of lhe. glory of God .. : The Christ. He forgave us all our · Lord! Peace in heaven and.glory in of what she has. The conversation ner was given in. Jesus' honor. wages of sin is death, but the gift sins. having canceled the wrilten . the highestr• · was painful because she absolute- Martha served, while Lazarus of God is eternal life in Christ code, with its regulations; that Some of the Pharisees . in· the · ly refuses to see reality without was amon!j those reclining at Jesus our Lord" (Romans 3:23, was against us and that stood crowd said. to Jesus, "Teacher, her rose-colored glasses. Another the table wath Him. Then Mary 6:23 NIV). ''For Christ died for · opP.osed to us; He took it away, rebuke your disciples!" "I tell you," person told me this: "There are took about a pint of pure nard, . o.ur sips once for all, the na1linj! i\ to the cross. And hav- · he replied, "if they keep quiet; the two ways to do things: God's way an expensive perfume; she Righteous for the unrighteous- · mg d1sarmed the powers and stones will cry out." · and Betty's wa;:. And if God's poured it on Jesus' feel and ness, to brin~ you to God. He was autHorities, He made a public As he approached Jerusalem and . way isn't Betty s way, then God wiped His feet wilh her hair. put to death m the body but made .spectacle of them, triumphing And the house was filled with alive by the Spirit" (1 Peter 3:18 over them by the cross" saw the city. he wept over it and better change." said, "If you, even you, had only Bett);'s son told me that he the fragrance of the perfume ... NIV). ·. (Colossians 2d3·15 NIV). known on this day what would doesn t really have time to deal Jesus ·replied, 'It was intended Whl\t was Jesus' mission? Why His coming was triumphant bring. you peace ·~ but now it is with his aging, ailing mother. But that she should save this per- was it right and proper for Mary because His dying on the cross · hidden from your eyes. The days he also senses no choice in fume for.the day of My burial" · lo anoinl Him with funeral per· triumphs forever over the fume? He knew lhat the only power of sin, the great weight will come uron you when your whether or not to MAKE the time (John 12: 1·3, 7b NIV) . enemies ·wit build an embank- for her. If he doesn't, then he is · Jesus had one mission in mind answer to our sin problem was of which He lifis from us when ment against you and encircle you not the loving son ·that he desires when He came to earth, let for a perfectly pure sacrifice be' · we place our faith in Him and alone when He entered made on o'Ut behalf. He knew that ·trust Him alone as Lord and and hem you in · on every s1de. to be. . . They will dash r.ou to the ~round, Jerusalem did not make time for Jerusalem. His mission was . to we have no hope for such a sacri· Sav.ior. Give Him your heart you and lhe chlldren ' withm your Jesus. The people there shouted .die as a sacrifice for our sin, He flee unless He Himself would today and let His triumph walls. 'Fhey will not leave one "Hosanna" at the begili!ljng of. the didn't come 19 teach, although provide it. He knew tbat only the become yours. · · · slone on another, because lou.did week, but they quickly turned to He taught ears that would hear righteousness of "God,made· (Thom Mollohan and ·his . not recognize the time o God's shouting "Crucify!" before lhe end Him of the mind and heart of flesh" could yield a satisfactory family have minlsttred In coming to you." · of the week. What do your uses of the Falher. He didn 'I come to substitute on our behalf, ne~ating southern Ohio the past 13·112 grant physical healing, although lhe consequence of sin.whtch is years and Is the author of'-'The Jesus saw so many needs -the time shout to lhe Lord? greatest need being for the peo· (Kirry Wood is now associate His compassion moved Him to eternal death. Fairy Tale Parables." He is the "For God was pleased .lo have pastor of Pathway Community pie to recognize him as God's pastor at Grace United Methodist lift the physical burdens that Son - that were not going to be Church in Perrysburg, Ohio many bore. And He didn't come all His fullness dwell in Him, and · Church and may be reached for met . And he knew he was run· after serving Racine United to take His place upon the throu&h Him to reconcile to comments or questions by e· "Himself all thinj!s. whether mail at pastonhom@pathway· nirig out of time. The very next , Methodist Church for three throne of a king ... not .yet. Jesus, "being in very . nature things on earth or thmgs in heav· gallipolis.com). day, Jesus went o~ a rampage in y~ars. He can be .· reach.ed · · · the Temple, accusmg those who through lais website; http://pur- God, did not consider equality en, by making peace through His COPYRIGHT 2009. with God something .to . be blood, shed on a cross. 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Pa!t!llr' kkn VII~}' R• u·r. \'all~y Aptmolic Wor•h1p Crntc:r, ~73 S Jrd Av~ .• ,\ hhJ.le!)Ort, . R!.!V. M"·hkl Bradford. Pa~t or . SL100fY,· 11):30 ~-•11· Tues. b::lO prayer. WN . 7 ,jim Riblt: 'ituL.Iy F.mmuutl ApuStulk T•bermlcle Joe. l.wp Rd off Ne\j,' Lima Rd. Rutland, *n·ice§; Sun 101M) a.m. & 7·30 p.m.• Thur• H WJ ~ m.. Pasror Marty R Hutton Mt lt' Hill Rd . Rannc. Pii'iwr: James Sa lltrfield. Sunda) School Q..J$ a.m.. E\ ening f1 p.m . Wedn~r.da~ · Sr:nil.·e~- 7 p rn. Rutland Church of God P&\!Or: Shome M lhl\1!1ing. Sunda) Worshi p - IU a n1 11 p m.. WedneWa) Sel'\ iiXs- 7 p.rn Church of God Appl e 11nd Se.-ond S!:.... Pa'-lur: Rev.lbvitl Ru~sell. Sundll)' Schf'o l ami Wlm,Jiip- 10 <Ul~ - Ev ening $<1\ i'e'· 6:30 _p.m .. WeUne){)ay Sen ~~·e, -t._:-o J>.m Libtrty A58tmbl)l of'Gvd PO. So' 467, Dudding Lane , Masoa. w \~. Pasror· Nell Tennant , Sunday S.:n1ce~- 10:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. Baptist Pagevlllt' FmwiiiBaptllt Churth P..tMor: Floyd Rms , Sunday School9:30 ro 10::10-am, Wo~ip scrvi~;c: J Q~JI)to ll :OO am . Wat:preaching & pm , Carptnkr lndepeaduu Baptist Churtb Sunday School - 9:30am, Preaching Service: !0:30am. Evening Service 7.{K)pm, Wednesday Bible Study 7:00pm. Paslor: · Hemlod. Grove <;bristiaB Chun:h Mi nister: Larry Brown , Worship - 9:~0 a.m. Sunday School - 10:30-_;t.m., Bible • Study -7 p.m. Pomcro)' Chu~h nf Christ 212 W. Main St .. Sund~)' School- 9:30 11.m ., Worsh ip- IO: JO a.m.. 6 p.m., Wedoesdily Se rvi~s - 7 p.m. Clwslaift 8aptkt Cburth Pastor: SteVe Little, 7:40-367-7801 , H 740-992 - 7~42. C. 740-64~-2.521 , Sunday School: 9:30-am. Morning Worship: 10: 30 11m, Yuuth ~ Bible Buddies 6:30 pm, . choit practice 7;30; Special day~> of momh · L ladies of Grace 7 pm 2nd Monday. 2. Men 's Fellowship 7 pm Jrd Tu~ - Pomeroy WHI!.Idt Chun:h of Christ 33226 Children) Ho'"e Rd.. Suit.day School - II u.m.. Worship- JOa.m,. 6 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.ll) . Hope Baptill Cllurth ISouthem) 570 Gn~m S1 .. Middlepqrt. Sunday scllool · 9:30 a·.m., Wonhlp - II a.m-. and 6 p.m .. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Pastor: Gary Ellis . Rutland nnt Bapti!t Cbu.rc:h Sunday School - ·9:30 a.m ., Worship 10:45 a.m. Pumnvy tlnt Baptist Paslor Jon Brockert, Ease Main St .. Sundt)' Sch. 9:30am. Wonhtp 10:30 am Middleport Church of Christ : 51h and Main . Pastor: AI· Hartson. Children s Director: Sharo n Satre. Teen Dirtctor: Dodger V~ughan , Sunday Sdmul -9:30 a.m., Worship- 8:15. 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m .. \\~dn~sday Se rvice~· 7 p.m. (l.m... Zion Chun:h ot Chr"ist · Pomeroy, Hllrri sonville Rd . (Rt.l43) . faJior: .Roger Warson. Sund11y School 9:30 a.m., Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m., WedQesdll)l ~rvices · 7 p.m. Radnt First Bapost , Pastor: Ryan Eaton. pauor • Sunday S~:hoo~ - 9:30 a.m.. Worship - 10:40 a.m., 6:00 p.m.• Wednl!sday Services - 7:00 p.m. Belblebem Baptist Chun::h Gre~:r Bend. Route 124, Racine . OH, Pastor: , Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.• Sunday Worship· 10:30 a.m..; Wednesday Bible Study - 7:00p.m. Hkk.ory HUb Churtb of Christ Tuppers Plains, 'Pastor Mike Moore. Bible d11~s. 9 a.m. Sunday: worship W n.m. Sunday; wo~hip 6:30pm Sunday; Bible class 7 pm Wed. Hillside llaptlsl Churd! Sr . Rt. 14-3 just off R1 . 1. Pastor: Rev, James R. AcRe. Sr.. Sunday Unified Se:rvice, Worship - 10:30 a.m ., 6 p.m., Wednesday Services -7 p.m. Rttdnllle Chuft:h of Chrbt Vk1orJ· BtpdsiiDdeptnde:nt Pa5tor: Philip Smrm. Sunday School: 9:.l0 un., Wur.lliip Setvice: 10:.10 tl .m.. B1hle Study. WedrtCsday.6:30 p.m. 525 N. 2nd St. Middlepon. Pasror: James E. Keesee , Worship - IOa,m.. 1 p.m.. Wednesday Servtce1 . 7 p.m . Dtllkf Church 9f'Chrht Sunda~ school9:30 a.m., :Sunda; "'o~hip · 10:30 a.m. The Churth orCh'ri§.t ofPnmero}· lntent(;non 7 aod 124 W, E1·a ngelist: Dennis Sug~nt . Sunday Bible Study 9:JO a.m.. WOlsbip: 10:(0 a.m. and 6:30 p.m .. Wednesday B1ble Stud}- 7 p.m. . Faith B~pUit Churth Railroad St. Mason. S~day Sci\QOI - 10 a.m., Worship · !1 a.m.. 6 p.m. Wednesda) Servk" · 1 pm, Fort:SI R1n Baptist· Poatt:roy R~. Joseph WOOds. Sunday School • 10 ... . .m.. Wom,ip · l l: 30un. Christian Union MI. Moriah Bopdsl Fourth & Main St .. Middlepon , Sunday School - 9:30a.m.. Wonb.ip - 10:45 a.m. Puror: Re\1. Michael ATllomP,SOn , Sr. H_arttOnt Cbun-h or CbrlstlA Christian U•lon HaMford. W. V~t .. Pa51or: Mike Pud eiT. Sunday Sc hool - 9:30 a :m ~ Worship !0 30 ll m 7·00 p~ Wedne>day Se_r.·at'C s - 7 00 p m ! · Anllqully Boplkt Su.nday Sct.>ol • 9:30 a.m.• Worship 10:4!1 a.m., Sunday Evenill.l - 6:00p.m.• Holiness CommuniiJ Church Stt\l'l Tomek . Matn Stre.::t. Rutlu ttd. Su nduy 'wor.,hip--1 n.OO a.m .. Su ndJy Servicc-7 p.m . ~aMo r ~ l"earl Chapel Sunday School- 9 a.m .. Worship ."IQ a.m. Ni!~ 8qlnnldJ:t Chun:b Pomeroy Dan~il!e llolinest'i Church J 1057 S!utc RtJ ulc .125. l.angwlltc". Pa~ lor: Urian Bailey. Su nda} ~hool - 9:30 a.m ... Sunday worshtp • 10:)0 a,m. & 7 p.m.. Wedncoda) prayer iil:rvice. 7 p.m. Pastor: Bri11n Dunha~. Worship . 9:25 ~.m . Sunday School- 10:45 a.m. Rork Sprinp Dcwayne Stuller, Sunday School • 9: 00 a.m .. Worship - U) a .m., Youlh Fellnw5hip, Sunday - 6 p.m. Early Sunday wur~hip ¥11m J~nni Dunham ' Pa~t or : Culv11ry Pilgrim Chapel HarriM)nvi lle Road, Pa~ tur: C had ~~ Mc K c n~ic . .S unduy Schl'lul · Y.Jll :~. m ~. Wm-.hlp • II !l..lll .• 7:1Xl p.m., Wednesday Scrvke - 7:00 p.rn. Rutland . PastOr: John Chapman, s Unda)· Sctiool ,9:30 ll.m .. Worship · liJ:JO u. m.. Thursday Stf\'ices- 7 p.m. ., Salem Cenlfr Paslor: William K. Mar!;hllll. Sunday Sch ool - 10: 1.5 a.m.. Worship - 9:lS a.m.. B1blc Sludy: Monday 7:00 pn'a - Snow~llle Sunday School · 10 11.m., Wor$hip- 9 a.JU. B-.y Pu:;1Ur: Juhn Oilmore, Sunday School . 10 u.m.. W~i's hi: " P., ·. 9 a.m., Wednesday . fO il. . . Wesleyan Bihlc Holines~ Chul'l'h St .. MiddlepOn. Pi.stor: Doug Cu>i. Su n~ a y School - 10 a.m. Worship 10:45 ·p.m., Sunday E~e . 6:00 p.m.. Vkdn ~ W oy Service. 7:00 p.m. s~rv kes rmfi.SuUon . Carmel & Bashan Rd~. RaCi ne. Ohio. Pustor: John Gilmore . Sunda)· School 9:4S a.m.. Worship -· I I:00 a.m. , Bib le Siudy Wed. 7:30 p.m. MornlllK Slar Pastor: John Gilmori! . Sunday SchOOl· l I a.m.. Worship - 10 a.m. laurel Clln' lil'fe Methodist Chu.rdt Pa•tnr: Glen M ~ C J un g. Sunday School 9:30 tL.m .. Wors hip • 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m .• Wcdnesdu y Service- 7:00p.m. Ea.'it Letart Po r.tor: 'Bill Marshall Sunday School 9a.m .• Worship - 10 a.rn .• 1st Sund11y ever)· month e ~ening .se rvice 7:00 p.u1.; Wed11esday • 7 p.m. Racine Paslor: Re\', William Man~hall . Sunday ~chool - 10 11.m., Worship · I I a.m .Wedne);day Services 6 prn: Thur Bible Study 7 pm Lutheran Bradford Chui'th of Christ Comer of St. Rr. 114 & Bradbury Rd .. Min~ter: Doug Shamblin. Yo~ll~ Mini s!t:r: ·Bill Amberger. Sunday School - 9:.30 a.m. · Worship • 8:00 a.m.: 10:30 a.m.. 7 ~(Kl p.m..Wedne!«ia)· Se111ices - 7:00p.m. Old ·Bdbet Fret Wlll BaptJst" Cbun-b 28601 SL Rt . 7, MiUdleporl, Sunday Sc:rvice - 10 a.m.• 6:00 p.m .. Tuesday ServiCes -6:00 Minersville Bob Robinson, Sunday School . 9 a.m.. Worshi p - 10 a.m. Pii ~ lur: The Churcla of Jn;usChrlsl or U.Uer·Day Saints St. RL ltiO . 446-6 247 or 446 -74t16, Sunday Sl·hoor 10 :20- ll a.n1. . R~lief Socit:t)o/Priesthood I 1:0.5.! 2:00 noon . Sllcramt•nt Service 9- 10: 15 a.m., Hofll(:making m ~ting. 1st 1_1mrs. -7 p.m. Rolland Churth i:lf Christ Su nday School · 9:30a.m.. Worship and Comm uniun - 10:30 a.m .. Da vid WiStmlln. Minister Sl. Jnhn l..ulheran Churth Pine Grme. Worship - 9:00 a.m.. Sunday School · lti: OO a.m. Pustoi: Cool\lllle United Methodist Parish Pastor: Helen Kline , Cool\lille Churc h. Main & Fi fth St .. Sun. School · 10 a.m.. Worship - 9 u.m.• Thes. Ser,.ices- 7 p.m. Our Saviour Lutheran Chun.:b Watnul and Benty Sts., Ravenswotxl. W.Vn ,, P1l ~to r: Duv td Russell. Sunday $chool - 10:00 a.m.. ":'orship . II a.m . · Bethel Churth Township Rd .• 468C , S11nday S ~hool .' 9 a.m, Worship - 10 a.m.. Wedllesdpy Servicc:s- 10 a.m. St. Paul Lutheran Church Comer Sycamure &' Second St., Pomeroy. SUn Srhnol - 9:45 <l .lll., Wurship- I! a.m. United Methodist · New Hope Churcb OW American LeJion Hall , . Founh Avt: .. Middleport. Sunday 5 p.m. SyratUSI! Comruuall}' Church 2480 Sttond SL Syracuse. OH S~tn. School 10 am, Sundy night6:30 pm Pastor: Joe GWinn A N"' lkaliiDIDII (Full Gospel U.un:h) Huri10o~ille . Pasl.o n: BOb and ~ay Manball. Thurs. 7 p.m. PoJ'itor: Ji m Corbitt. Wo~hip - 9 a. m.. Sunday So;-hoa l - 10 a. m. 1 Thursday Se rvices - 7 p.rrr Joppa RftdsvHit Fellowship Church of the Nalarcne, Pa~ tor : Ru ssell Carso_n . Sunday School • q:30 a.m,. Wotshi(l .. 10:45 a.m.• 1 p.m.. "Wulnesday ser:o ices . 7 p.m. SytllCuse.Citun:h oft~ N~W~n~ae 'Pastor Mike Adkins. Sunday S~hool · 9;30 Wblle'o.Chapel Waleyaa · Cool·viUe · Road. Pastor: Rev. Charles ~ Martindale, Sunday Sctlool • 9:30 a.m.. Worship ~ 10:30 a.m., Wednesday SeNiCC Fain~.. Bible CbUidr Letart. W.Va. Rt . I . fastor: Brillll May, Sunday SchoOl· 9:30a.m.• Worship.· 1:00 p.m .. Wtdriesday Bible Study - .2:00 p.m. Fal,. Ftllowshlp c....- tor Clrrlol Pastor:.Rcw. Franklin Dickens. Service: Friday. 7 pm . Calvary BJb~ Cb~rc.b Pomeroy Pike .. CO. Rd ., Pastor: Re\1 . Blackwood, Sunday S.cbool -· 9:30 a.m.• Worship 1.0:30 a . m .~ ·7:30 p.m.. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Stlvemlllt Comn1wU'y Claurda lloJ<>kiDII Life Churdl 500 N. 2nd Ave., Middlepon . Pastor: Mike Forem_.an, _Pa$1or Emcrrituti l.awR!ncc F~man. Worship- ·uf:OOaru Wedne!day ServiCe! . 7 p.m . Community of Chrl51 POniBnd-Rilcine Rd .• Pastor: Jim Proffilt, Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.. WofShip.- . Cllflo• Tabernacle Church . ' 10:30 a.m .. Wedneulay Servket; • 7:00 Clifl:on , W.Va., Sunday School - !('} a.ro, p.m. Wonhip • 7 p.m.• Wednesday Service - 1 Bethel Wol'lblp Cenl« p.m.. 397!12 St. R1 . 7, 2 milt" south of T-upperS The Ark Chorcb Plain ~ . OH. Non ·denominalional with 3773-Geot]e; Creek.Road , Gallipolis, OH Conlemporary PraiSe & Y{orship. Pa5tor · Pastor~ JanUe_ Wi~an . Sundity Suvices Rob Barber, As~. Pastor Karyn Davis. 10:30 a.m. Wedne&day - 7 p.m. Thursday Youth DiMCtor Beny Fulks. Sunday Prayer & Praise M 6 pm. Classes _for all se f\'ices: 10 am W011hip & t. pm Fami ly ages every Sunday & Wednesday. Li fe Classes. W~d i Thur niJht Life www.thearkchun:h.JJI!t Groups at 7 pm, Thurt momin1 ladies' life Group ar 10. Outer limiu Youlh Ufe · Group on Wed. evening from 6:30 to 8:30. Full Gospel Cburth Vi~il u~ online at www.betbelwc.org. of the lJvlng Sat"ior . Rt338, Antiquity. Pastor: J~ss e Morri! . Ash Street Church Services ~ Saturday 2:00p.m. 3"98 Mh St .. Mlddlepon-Pastor~ Mark Monow & Radney- Walker Sunday Salem CommuRity Cltun:b School • 9:3.0 a.m .. Morning Worship • Back Of West COlum_bia·, W.Va.om Lieving JO:_JO a.m . & 7:00pm, Wednesd-ay Service ltl)ad, Pas1or: Charles Roush (3(}4) 67S. ~ 7 : 00p.m ., Y"Outh Service-:7:00 pJTI . 2288, Sunday Schoo.\ 9:30am , ~unday Aa:ape: Lire Center evening service 7:00 pm, Bibly S~udy '" Fuii-<J'q spel Chu.fCh", Pastors John & . W~dnesday ·se111ice 7:00pm ·Patty Wade. 603 Second Ave. Mason, 77350 17, Service time: Sunday.• IO:JO a.m.. ·H00100 Chrilllaa FellowJtUp Chpn:b . Wednesday 7 pm Pastor: Herschel White , Sunday S-c hool· Abundant Grace 923 S. Thin:! St ., Midd!epon . PaslorTe~esa Da~<i s. Sunday service, 10 a.m., Wednesday seT\Iice. 7 p.'m . F~tlt~ Full GO!i~l Churth Long Bonom. Paslor: Ste~'e Reed, Sund~y School· 9:30 l!. m, Worship , 9:30a.m. and_7 p.m.• Wednegday • 7 p.m.. FridayfellowShip servit:e 7 p.m. Harrisonville Community Churth Pulor: Thaon Durham, ~und~y - ~: 30 a.m. and 7 p.m., Wednesday · 7 pJtt. Mlddlepol1 Commuldly Churtb 575 Pearl St ., Middlepon . Pastor; Sam Anderson , SLinday ' School 10 a.m,. Evening-7:30p.m. , Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Schoo! - 10 a.m., Evenina - 6 p.m.. Wednesday-Service · ?. p.m. Hazel CommwUl.)' Cburtb Off RL 124, Pastor: Edsel H~t~l , Sunday 's.chool - ~:30 a.ft! ., Worship. 10:30 a.m, 7:30 p.m. Dyes"ll~ Com!1Walty Churdlt Sund,y SChool • 9:30· a.m .• Worship • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. · Mone Chapel Chur<:h Middleport Churdl of tbt NIW'fnt Paslor: Leonard J\lwdl , Sunday School 9:30 a;m..Worship - 10:30 a.ft't .. 6:30p.m.. · Wedncsd:ly Servi~s- 7 p.m .. C-IDI-.,.)o,uoalloool (:hDftb · Kingsbury Rnad. Panor: Robert "Vanft._ Sunday School • 9:30 a.m .• Worship Snvice 10:30 a.m.." Evening Servic' 6 p.m. Freedom Golpel Mlslioa Bald Knob. on Co. Rd. )I , Pastor: Rev. Roger Wi ll ford, Sunday School - 9:30 · . a.m. Wonhip-- 7 p.m . Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday Won\Jit 11 ~00 am. Wednesday· 7:00pm Pastor: . Bryan &. MilS)I Dailey 08!111 CbrktJ•n FdlowJhlp (Non-deOQminaliooal fellowship) Meeting in 1he Meigs Middle School ' Cafeleria PMtor: Oui! S!t wart 10:00 llltl · Noon Sund ay ~ lnfollllill Won~ hip, Children 's. miiaistry SyratCUR MluJo.n Point Rocl Churth ortht Nizan!llf Roule fi89. Albany, Re~.' Ll_oyd Grimm . p-.tSIOf. Sunday School 10 Pm: WO~sip service II am , evening service 7 pm. W~ . pr11yer meeting 7 ~ Meigs <:ooperathe Parish Nonheas! Cluster. Alfred . Pa ~ tor: ·Jim · Corbit!. Sunday Sc hool, • 9:)0 a.m.• Wo~hip- II a.m.. 6:JOp.rri . Amadna Greet Communhy Cllun:h Pastor: Wayne Dunlap. Stale Rt. 68J. Tuppers Plaiil&, Sun. Worship: 10 am & 6;30 pm, Wed , Bible Study 7:00pm. 1411 BridgeMan St .. Syracuse, Sund,y Nazarene Mt. Olh·e Unlled MdbOOISt Ol'f 124 behind Wilkesvillt-. Pastor: Re~· ­ R;tlph Spires. Sunday School . q:,_10 a.m .. Wun.hip · JO:JO a. m.. 7 p.m . Thursday X l"\•ic:es• 7 p.m. · Ch<slt• II H0ckjrigport Chlll'\':h Kalhryn Wiley, Sunday School · ~: 30 a.m.. Worship- 10:30 a.m.. Pastor Phillip lkll Su.nday Sclwol - 9 a.m.•Wl)f'S hip Service I~ am. 2nd and 4th Sunday ~ 7pm . Faith VaDey Tll.htmacle Chu.rdt Bailey Run Road. Pa~tnr: Rev. Emm~tl ' Rawson. Sunday Evening 7 p.m .. Thut'sday Servicfl - 7 p.m . Torch Churth Cu. Rd . 63. Sundu}' School • 9:30 a.m., Wunhip • IO:JO a.m. Graham United Methodist W111"\hip · I J a.m. Pastflr: Richard Ne-ase B~htel UniiOO Methodld Nc\\ Hav t"n , Rkhard Nease. Pastor. Sll nday wor~ h ip 9:~ 0 a.m. Tues. 6J0 pm)cr a n~ Oible Study. Church ofGOO CHsttr Cburtb ol. Ott Nuarent Re\' . Curtis Randolph , Suaday St:hool - 9:30 n.m.. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m.. Sunday evening 6 pm Rudand Church of the N•weiM! Pa$tor: George Sladler; SuruJay S' hool • 9:30 a.m .• Worship - IO_:JO a.m.• 6: 30 p.m., Wednesday ~t\'ices. 7 pm. Pa~lor: Re\ , l..e~li C Acmmi ng Latter-Day Saints Bradbury Churth of Chrlsl Minister: Tom Runyon. J95S8 Bradbury Road, Middleport 1 Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. MI. Union S.pll!t Pastor: Dt:nnis Weav~ Sunday St hool · 9:45 a.m.. Evening • 6:30 p.m.". Wednesday Serviw - 6:30p.m. Grlta' EPI!i('opal Church Hysell Run Communlfy Church Pasiur. Rev. Larr)- Lemley; Surtll.;y School - 9:30 a.m.. WorShip - \0:45 u. I_TI .. 7 p.m... ·Thu"rM!ay Bible Study and Youth: 7 p.m. Tuppen Plain CburchofC~rlsl ln&trumcntal. Wurship Service - 9 a.m .. Communion - 10 a.m., Sunday School - . 10:15a.m., Youth- 5:30 pm · S unda ~. Bible Study WednesdRy 7 pm SUrer Run Dapllst Pastor: John Swanson, Sunday School IOa.m.. ·ow:[J~bip - lla.nl .• 7:00 p.rn . , .Wedrte~ay Service5- 7:00p.m. . Healh tMiddi<porl) Pa~tor : Brian Dunhlirn, Sunday School 'i:~O a.m.. Wo ~sh i p • 11 :00 a.m. 7~ Pc ~ rl Wo:rsh ip • IO :JQ a.m .• · 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Services - 6;30 p.m. First Baptkt Churdl Pastor: Bill)- Zuspan !ith and Palmer St., Middlepon, Sunday &:hool • 9: \.S a.m.. Worship - JO: IS a.m .. 7:00 p.m.. Wednesday SeNk~ 7:00pm. Pastor: Bob Robin~n . Sunday School - 10 a.m .. Wo~h i p - 9 a.m. Pint Grure Ulbll' HoUness Cburch 112 tnilc uff Rt. 325. Pm;tor: Rt\1. O'Dell Map ley. Sunday Sl;huu! . - 9J O a.m.. Wnrd11p - 10:.1 0 a.m.. 6:00 p .m.~ Wcdnct;day Se rvke. 7:01) p.m. Bearwallow Rldce Chun:h of Christ Pa5lot:llruce Terry, Sunday SchOol -9J O 9:30a.m.. Worship - 9:45am & 7:00p.m.. Wednesday Services-7:00p.m. Dewayne Stuuler. Sunday School. IO a. m.. Worship · !! 14-m. Rose or Shu.nm HolinesSChurch Lead in~ Cr~ek RLI .. Rutl and, Pas10r: Rtw. Dewey Kinp,. Sunday M:hool· 9;30 a.m.. Sunday wor~ h i p -7 p.m., Wednesday prayer mectinB- 7 p. m. Keno Churcb or Chrbt Worshtp - 9: 30 a.m.. Sunda) School 10:30 a fll ·· Pastor-Jeffrty Wallace, lsi Hnd 3rd Sunday First Soulhern Baptbt 41872 Pomeroy Pike, sUnday School - Pa~ t or: J26 E. Mni n St .. l'onll! m~. oi>Ho,ly F.uCh!tri .,! 1!:.10 a.m. Sunda, & ~:30 pm Wtdnc 5day Servie« • 1 p.m. Other Chu~hes Flatwoods Episcopal W~ d . Po1nn0y Cburth nf lht Nuamw . ~astor: Jan Lavender, Sunday School 9:.30 a. m., Worship - 10:3(1 a.m. and 6 p.m., Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. CenlraJ Clu.sCer M hury fSy~ u se }. PiWur: Bob Robinson. Su nday ~:hool - 9:45a.m., Worship - II u.m.. Wtdne~ Sel'\·icu . 7:30 p.m. · Trinil)' C hurr~ Pw.tor- Rev. Tom Johnson. Sec0od & Lynn. Pomeroy. P a~tor . Wor, hip 10:25 a.m .. Westsldt Cbul-ch of Chrisl ·332l6 Children~s Home Rd. Pomem). OH , Conracr 140-44 1.-1296 Sunday mcrnms ! 0~ 00 , Sun morning Biblt ~ lu Jy: following worship.,,Sun. C'vi!,6: 00· pm, Wed bible study 7 pm Sunday School • 9:30, u u., Wotohip • 10:30 a. m.· Rffikvlbt Wors hip - 9 30 u.m.. Sunday School 10: 30 a.m.. t-in t Sunday of Month - 7:00 p.m. service • 7:JO p.m. Congregational Church o( Christ a.m .. Worship • IO: JQ a.nl., 6 p.m .• l'uppt'n Plains Sl. hul P11stor: Jim Corbltt, Sunday Sd100l - 9 a. m.• Worship · 10 a.m.. Tuesday Smices Cbuf'('b of God of Prophecy OJ. WhttC Rd . oft Sr. R1. 160. P:hlor: PJ. Chapman'. Sunda; School 10 ·a rn.. \lio'ohhlp - II a.m.. \-\.edncsda} S.:n.ices- 7 p.m. Catholic Pastor: Denzil Null. Worshi p . 9:,;ll} a.m. Sunday Schooi- J0:30 a.m. ............. Syrat~ First SaiCrul Hnrt ( 'alltolk Church 16l Mulberry Ave __ Pomero), 992-511!,18, Pastor: Rn. Walter E. llttnz. Sat Con. ·1:4~ · .5 :15 p ,m.; Mass.- 5:.10 p.ro .• Sun . Coo. -8:45-9:1 5 a.m... Sun. Mass- 9:]0 a.m.. DUly Mass - S:JO a.m. _Assembly of God The Daily Sentinel • Rutland Frte WUI 8aptkl Salem St.: Pa~tor ~ Ed Barney . Sunday School - 10 a m.. Even ing . 1 JJ.m .. Wednesda)' Sei'Y!Ct'l - 7 p.m. Second Ba.pUst Churt'h Ravenswood, WV. Sunday School J(t am, Morm1111 wDI'!lhip II am EVening - 7 pm , W«<oe~y 7 p.m. ' Flnt B•ptlft C.:t.1..-eb of Mason, WV (lndc:pendenl BaptiM ) SR 6~2 lind Anderton St . Pa-.tor· Robert Gnrdy. Sunday school 10 am, Morning chun:h II am. Sunday eveninJ_ !i pm, Wed. Sible Study 7 pm Cbutch of JKUS Chrill ApOO:oUt Vanl...andl: lind Ward Rd .. M11ler. Sulllb~ Sehoul Ev~ mn g- 7:30p.m. www.myclallysentlnet.com Sunday -school- 10 a.m., Woi-ship . II a.m.. Wtdnesday SeiVicc • 7 p.m. Faith Gospel c•utb long Bouom . Sunday School - 9:)() a.m.. Worship - \0:4S a.m.. 7:30 p.m., Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Full Goojld l.lah33045 Hiland Road , Pl:lmemy, Pastor. Roy Hunter. Sunday School - 10 a.m.. Evenina B O p.m., TUesday•&. Thun.- 7:30pm . . Restoration CbriRian F!llowsblp Hooper Ro11d . A.lhen5 , Pastor: Lonnie Coats, Sunday Wmhip lO;OO am, . Wednesday:· 7 pm Hoe~se or Healing Mlnbtrles Sl. Rt. 124 Lanpvllle,OH F\111 Gospel. CJ Paiito[l ·Robert & Robena Mus~er, Sunda y School "9:·3.0 am,· , Worship 10:30 11i11 - · 7:00 pm, W(d. Ser'vke 7:00pm Tum JaWI Mlnlstrfes Meeting 333 Mechanic Sttttt. Pomeroy, OH ·. Pastor Eddie 9aer, Service every Sunday 10:00 a.m. . Pentecostal Pfltterostat Aatmbl~ Pastor: St , Rt. 124 •.Racine, Tornado Rd . Sunday Schoot'-- 10 a.~ .. Bvening • 7 p.m .. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Presbyterian Friday, April3, 2009 were · alienated ftom God and Palm Sunday, the traditional were enemies in your mind' . I ran out of time lasl week to start of whal Christians often call because of your · evil behavior. write this "weekly" anicle. I've "Holy Week," is Ibis Sunday. It is But now He has reconciled you almost run out of lime this week to the yearly occasion on which we by Christ's physical body through write this "weekly" article. If I'm observ~ the Lord Jesus' entering Pastor death to present you holy in Hi> not careful, the "weekly" willlurn the Holy City, Jerusalem. and is Pastor ·Thorn into a .. weakly" monthly. · sight, wilhout blemish and free someti1mes referred to as the Kerry Mollohan Why am (.running out of time? from · accusation" (Colossians ''Triumphal Entry." · Wood 1:19-22 NIV). Too many things to do. Too many · .".. . The great crowd that had needs to be met. Too many people · The ."Triumphal Entry'" then ·come for the Feast (Passover) clamoring for niy attenlion. I won-. remains lri umphant in a way that heard that Jesus was on His \YaY der if that's how Jesus felt as he is infinitel.y higher 10 thai uf to Jerusalem. · They took palm entered what he knew would be his branches 'alld went out to meet grasped, but made . Himself merely riding into town and just last week of life on earth? house of worship into a·market- · Him, shouting, ' Hosanna! nothmg, taking the very nature donning a crown of rulership. This Sunday is Palm Sunday - place for thieve$. No more sub- Blessed is He Who comes in the of a servant, being made in Conquering Judah 's occupyi ng the day that we remember Jesus' tlety, no more parables without name of the Lord!'" (John 12:12· · human likeness. · And ' being · enemies wasn 't enough. · · · · found in appearance as a man, Confronling the hypocrisy of the "triumphal entry" i"nto Jerusalem. I explanation. Jesus no longer had 13 NIV). put triumphal in quotes because I time for them. By the end of the . When some who read this pas- He humbled Himself and ·dorrupled religious establishmem am not sure that it . was. so tri· week, he was betrayed, aban- sage consider lhat in little less became· obedient to death ~asn ' t enough. Controlling the umphant from Jesus ' perspective. doned, beaten, abused, and hung than a week later, crowds woUld even death on a cross! " political systems of all the world The account in Luke:s gospel helps ·on a Roman cross. · be shouting, "Cmcify Him!" (see (Philippians 2:6-8 NIV) . · wasn 't enough. · US · to see this: , What dtl YQY<have tirrte for? John 19:15), it "niight seem morDeath 'was on His mind when He came 10 be King of our · As Jesus approached Bethphage .Fun ani! games? Work, work, bid .(or at least extraordinarily . He shed glory and donned the hearts. Consequenlly, He came and Bethany•.at the hill called the work? How much of your time is · ironic) that His irrevocably tak- · garb of human flesh . Even when to face down sin 's occupying Mount of Olives, he sent two of his 9sed for God's lhings rather than ing this path to His death be others stood by Him, celebrating influence .in our beans. He came disciP,Ies, say,ing to them, "Go to ·your own? Even in my full time called the "Triumphal Enlry." the ease of which He would begin to free us from the corrupting the Vlll&ge ahead of you, and as you job as pastor for a church, I'm Eyen some who are sympathet- His reign, He was preparing for power of our own pride and enter it, you will find a colt tied not -clear that my time is really ic to the Lord's being crucified His own funeral. . . . selfish desires. He came to fashthere, which no one has ever rid- .used for God's lhings versus my "fail.to comprehend why Jhe event "Jesus replied, 'The hour has ion wilhin us the capacity for d.en. Untie it and bring it here. tf · own. And none of · us·· really -is "triumphant" and not. a colossal · come for the Son of Man to be knowing Him and walking Wi!h . anyone asks you, .'Why are you knows how milch _time we· really disaster, thinking perhaps that glorified. I tell you the· truth . Him lhroughout all the days of unrying it?' tell )lim, 'The Lord have. · Jesus was murdered and only a · unless a kernel of wheat falls to our lives here on eanh and to needs it."' I just got back from . a painfQI hapless o,:ictim to the corruption the ground and dies, il remains give us an open door for Those who were sent ahead went conv(;rsation with a very dear per~ · that existed at the time. only a single seed . But if it dies, it dwelling,· wilh Him forever and found it just as he had told son in my church. It was a painful But Jesus wasn'l murder.ed , produces many seeds ... Now My beyond Ihe grace . them. As they were untyin~ the conversation because "Betty" has , And He wasn't clueless about heart is troubled, and what shall I And since the only mean~ by colt, its owners asked them, ' Why entered into stage in her life what would happen once He say? 'Father, save Me from this which this greal triumph could are you untying the colt?" They wher.ll she no longer seems. to .entered the cily. He .knew only hour?' . No, it was for this very be achieved on our behalf was replied, "The Lord needs it" . · have a firm grasp oil realily. Betty. too well whal was abou1 to hap· reason I came 10 lhis hour" (John · in the act of dying in our stead, They brought it to Jesus, threw seems to. be in a constant state of pen and, in facl, it was for thai 12:23-24,27 NIV). His entering Jerusalem that their cloaks on the colt and put· · euphoria, blissfully giving money · very reason He had \O go !here. Of course, Jesus knew some- morning so long ago was tri· Jesus on it. As he went along, peo- away, The problem is that she · Consider what happens right thing that those around Him umphanl because it was as good pie spread their cloaks on Jhe road. doesn't really have-the money .to before He actually entered didn 'I know and mariy of us · as done. He had set His hean When he . came ne;1r the place give away. One person received a Jerusalem . . today still don 'I quite .grasp. We upon us . He had set His mind on where the road goes down the check from her . for $30,000 1 "Six days before lhe Passover each have a sin problem. We doing what must be done to Mount of Olives·, the whole crowi! Fortunately; that person knew bet· (the day before He entered each are self-destructing in make us righteous enough to of disciples began joyfully to praise ter than atlempt lo cash it. Betty's Jerusalem), ·Jesus arrived at bondage lo self and to sin·s con- become His children . . God in loud voices for all the mira· life is slipping away, and she can· Bethany, where Lazarus lived , s-equences. "When you were dead in your cles they had seen: "Blessed is the not grasp the fact that she needs whom Jesus had raised froni .the "For all have sinned and fall sins ... God made you alive with king who·comes in the name of the others to i)elp her make the most dead (see John II). Here a din· short of lhe. glory of God .. : The Christ. He forgave us all our · Lord! Peace in heaven and.glory in of what she has. The conversation ner was given in. Jesus' honor. wages of sin is death, but the gift sins. having canceled the wrilten . the highestr• · was painful because she absolute- Martha served, while Lazarus of God is eternal life in Christ code, with its regulations; that Some of the Pharisees . in· the · ly refuses to see reality without was amon!j those reclining at Jesus our Lord" (Romans 3:23, was against us and that stood crowd said. to Jesus, "Teacher, her rose-colored glasses. Another the table wath Him. Then Mary 6:23 NIV). ''For Christ died for · opP.osed to us; He took it away, rebuke your disciples!" "I tell you," person told me this: "There are took about a pint of pure nard, . o.ur sips once for all, the na1linj! i\ to the cross. And hav- · he replied, "if they keep quiet; the two ways to do things: God's way an expensive perfume; she Righteous for the unrighteous- · mg d1sarmed the powers and stones will cry out." · and Betty's wa;:. And if God's poured it on Jesus' feel and ness, to brin~ you to God. He was autHorities, He made a public As he approached Jerusalem and . way isn't Betty s way, then God wiped His feet wilh her hair. put to death m the body but made .spectacle of them, triumphing And the house was filled with alive by the Spirit" (1 Peter 3:18 over them by the cross" saw the city. he wept over it and better change." said, "If you, even you, had only Bett);'s son told me that he the fragrance of the perfume ... NIV). ·. (Colossians 2d3·15 NIV). known on this day what would doesn t really have time to deal Jesus ·replied, 'It was intended Whl\t was Jesus' mission? Why His coming was triumphant bring. you peace ·~ but now it is with his aging, ailing mother. But that she should save this per- was it right and proper for Mary because His dying on the cross · hidden from your eyes. The days he also senses no choice in fume for.the day of My burial" · lo anoinl Him with funeral per· triumphs forever over the fume? He knew lhat the only power of sin, the great weight will come uron you when your whether or not to MAKE the time (John 12: 1·3, 7b NIV) . enemies ·wit build an embank- for her. If he doesn't, then he is · Jesus had one mission in mind answer to our sin problem was of which He lifis from us when ment against you and encircle you not the loving son ·that he desires when He came to earth, let for a perfectly pure sacrifice be' · we place our faith in Him and alone when He entered made on o'Ut behalf. He knew that ·trust Him alone as Lord and and hem you in · on every s1de. to be. . . They will dash r.ou to the ~round, Jerusalem did not make time for Jerusalem. His mission was . to we have no hope for such a sacri· Sav.ior. Give Him your heart you and lhe chlldren ' withm your Jesus. The people there shouted .die as a sacrifice for our sin, He flee unless He Himself would today and let His triumph walls. 'Fhey will not leave one "Hosanna" at the begili!ljng of. the didn't come 19 teach, although provide it. He knew tbat only the become yours. · · · slone on another, because lou.did week, but they quickly turned to He taught ears that would hear righteousness of "God,made· (Thom Mollohan and ·his . not recognize the time o God's shouting "Crucify!" before lhe end Him of the mind and heart of flesh" could yield a satisfactory family have minlsttred In coming to you." · of the week. What do your uses of the Falher. He didn 'I come to substitute on our behalf, ne~ating southern Ohio the past 13·112 grant physical healing, although lhe consequence of sin.whtch is years and Is the author of'-'The Jesus saw so many needs -the time shout to lhe Lord? greatest need being for the peo· (Kirry Wood is now associate His compassion moved Him to eternal death. Fairy Tale Parables." He is the "For God was pleased .lo have pastor of Pathway Community pie to recognize him as God's pastor at Grace United Methodist lift the physical burdens that Son - that were not going to be Church in Perrysburg, Ohio many bore. And He didn't come all His fullness dwell in Him, and · Church and may be reached for met . And he knew he was run· after serving Racine United to take His place upon the throu&h Him to reconcile to comments or questions by e· "Himself all thinj!s. whether mail at pastonhom@pathway· nirig out of time. The very next , Methodist Church for three throne of a king ... not .yet. 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PageA6 Friday, April 3, 2009 ' Inside Cavaliers fall, Page 82 · The Daily Sentinel Bl Friday, Apri13, 2009 LocAL;Scm:rmLE POMEACh' - A JChedulo of upcoming ;~ Prep Baseball - OVP Roundup 1 ithool varsity sporting ewrrts nvolving t1111mt trom Galia, ~and Meigs eountieL Ell<lly,AilrJU a...ball Gallia Academy a1 Chillicothe. 5 p.m. Meigs al Warren, 5 p.m. pt Pleasant vs. RavenSWOOd, 5:30 p.m. Hope Now! conference nearly sold out BY BRYAN WALTERS Rh1er Valley at Wahama, 4:30 p.m. Wahama vs. River Valley. 4:30 p.m. tiw•LTERSCIMVOAILYTRI.BUNE.COM SOftball Galfia Aeadem~ at Chillicothe, 5 p.m. LOGAN - If at first you · don "t succeed. try and try again. Gallia Academy tennis Point Pleasant at BB& T Invitational at after starting the season Laldlay, 4:30 p.m. . Tennl• with two consec·utive losses Gallia Academy vs. Jackson, 4:30 p.m. - finally came away with a l'olnt Pleasant vs. Sissonville, 4 p.m. positive result Thursday Saturday Alldl.4 night after posting a 5-0 IIMINoll Eastern vs. Adena, (DH) 1 p.m. sh utout over host Logan in a ~lnt Pfee.sant \15. Vinton COunty, (DH) non-league Southeastern 12 p.m. Ohio Athletic League con· River Valley at Alexander. 12. p.m. Southern at Westfall; 1 p.m. test. Softball The Blue Devils( 1-2) won Poln1 Pleasant vs. Herbert Hooveer, 1 p.m. all I0 sets played against the · River Valley at Al.exande~. 12 p.m. Chieftains, who fell to 0-2 Hannan vs. Wlrt, tp,m. and 3 p.m. (DH) overall thi s ·season. ' WCIMama at Charleston Catholic, 1 J:tm. Track end Field Kamal · Dayal picked up Eastern at Meadowbrook 10 a.m. his first win of the season Gatlla Academy at Cabell Midland, 10 ~~m . · with a love-and-love deci- . Meigs, River Valley at Rocky BranJj sion over Scott Poindexter triYitatlonal at Nelsonville, 10 a.m. in first singles, .while Tim Hannan at Cabefl Midland Huffman posted a 6-1, 6-3 Mondt!J,AII<ILJ victory over Joey Phelps in . BIIBball Meigs vs. Point Pleasant, 5 p.m. . second singles. Josh Gallla Academy at Jackson, S.p.m. Jackson also won in third Point Pleasant at Meigs. 5 p.m. AiverValley ~s .. ccial Grove. 5 p.m. singles with a 6-2, 6·4 deciWahama at Poca, 6 p.m. sion over Sean Clay. Southern at Eastern. 5 p.m. The duo of Quinton Softball Bryan Walttrlllphoto Galli& Acaden'ty at Jackson, 5 p.m. Nibert and Cody Billings Point Pleasant's Titus Russell, right, leaps in the air just before touching home plate after hitting a solo homerun in the were 6-1. 6-2 winners over Point Plettsant at Ripley, 5 p.m. River Valley vs. ·Coal Grove, 5 p.m. top of the third Inning of Thursday's non-league baseball contest against River Valley in Cheshire. Hannan vs. Wahama, 5 p.m . Kurt Geiger and Joe Dennis S6uthern at Eastern, 5 p.m. in first doubles . . while Tennie :Jordan Cornwel·l and Mo.llie G•Uia Academy vs, Chfltlcothe, 4:30 p.m. Blake won in second douPoln1 Pleasant at Wahama, 4:30p.m. bles.by a 6-2, 6-4·count over Eric Vaughn and Kelly Barrell. · STAFF REPORTS" MDSSPORTSCIMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM MINFORD TENNIS EDGES BLUE DEVILs, 3-2 MASON - Jerry Berkley raced home with the winning run in the bottom half of the seventh MINFORD Gallia inning aftet Charleston Catholic committed its · Academy tennis suffered its sixth sixth error of the game to give the Wahama second straight setback in as White falcons a thrilling 9-8 diamond victory over many days on Wednesday. the fourth rated Irish Thursday evening. . · dropping a narrow 3-2 deci· Wahama scored six unearned runs in the contest sion to host Minford during BY MARK WtLLiAMS to keep pace with the visitors before rallying [or __s_Pe_c_iA,_L_ro_r_H_e_s_eN_ · r_tN_e_L- . the winning run.during its last Offensi~e opport~a non-conference contest in Scioto County. RIO GRANDE _ The nity. The Be~d Area. team collected stx base ~tts . The Blue Devils (0-2) University of. Rio G . rande on the day m tmprovm~ to 3-1 on· the 2009 spnng · fared inuch better· against season. The Irish saw us unbeaten string come to RedStorm softball team a con"clu~ion following the. Ioss to Wahama as the the Falcons (0-1), winning split a non-conference dou- Charleston Catholic season record now stands at 3two matches and five sets bleheader · with NCAA 1 on the year. . overall - in comparison to William zuspan .and Jerry Berkley had two hits Division II West Virginia . winning just one match and State on Wednesday after- apiece to pace the WHS offense with Garrett two sets against host Athens noon at Stanley Evans Underwood and Ethan McGrew driving in two on Tuesday. Field, · winning the first· runs each with the remaining two base knocks for Josh Jackson was the lone game 2-1 and dropping a 5- Wahama. McGrew's safety was a third inning, singles winner for the 4 · controversial second two run double which was the White Falcons first Devils, posting a 6-4, 3-6, · extra base hit of the spring. game, in eight innings. 6-3 victory over Shar Rio Grande (8-8) battled The two teams see-sawed ·back and forth Malone in third singles. The duo of Mollie Blake and back from an early 1-0 throughout the .seven inning affair witn each team deficit to win the first game taking turns in gaining the upper hand. The Irish Cody Billings were also inits' last at-bat. . led by a 2-0 margin after one frame before WHS victorious in second douWest Virginia State (15- evened the count in the second. Charleston bles with a 6-1. 6-2 win . 10) took a 1-0 lead in the Catholic PllShed .across three more runs in the third over · Sam Williams and first inning ·on a two-out witlt Wahama answering on Berkeley's two run Craig Miller. · RBI double by Jenni double. Kamal Dayal lost to Tom Fowkles . . · In the fourth the locals scored three unearned runs Hemphill in first singles by Rio tied the game with a to. .knot the score a~ain after the Irish had increased a 6-7 (8). 2-6 margin, while Charlie Shepherd/photo Tim Huffman fell to Levi run in the third on an RBI its lead. to 7-4 in Jts half of the inning. Wahama single by sophomore shortWahama's Zach Warth swing!} at a pitch during Thursday night's Lester in second singles by · Pl•n see Roundup, 12 stop Amber Bowman non-league baseball contest against C~arleston Catholi in Mason. a 1-6. 2-6 count. Quinton (l-Jeb~on, OH) . . Bowman ... Nibert and Jordan Cornwell lifted a fly ball to centersuffered their first doubles field that WY ·State's Casey . setback this year in first · Jo Crawford lost in the sun. doubles by a 6-4, 1-6, 0-6 · < The RedStorm won the margin to Noah Thiel and • &!'me on an RBI ground ~ut Logan Conkay. by freshman Anna Smtih The Purple and Gold answered one with three hits. Rawson and Cummins By BRYAN WALTERS . 6WALTERSOMVDAILYTR16UNE .COM' (Ross, OH) in the bottom of both added two safeties, while Brooke more time. producing three runs in the WAHAMA LADIES SPLIT Johnson and Hayley · Gillian rounded sixth for their final lead of the night at the sixth. Sophomore Bre WITH LINCOLN COUNTY GLOUSTER - ·Eastern softball things oui with one hit each. Davis . (Marietta, 'OH) · 8-7. The hosts, however, countered scored the winning run after remained unbeaten - both overall and Turley - who went the full seven with' a run in their half of the sixth to NEW HAVEN - Even pinch-running for junior in league play - · following Thursday innings in the circle - allowed just again knot things at eight apiece. with a tie. it ·was a still a catcher Kaylyn Heading night's hard-fought 3-1 victory over three hits and zero earned runs for the The score remained that way until good day for Wahama giils (Hilliard, OH); who began host Trimble durin!! a Tri- Valley winning decision. Thrley also fanned the bottom of the ninth, when Heather tennis on Wednesday. Conference tile inning with a double. Hockmg Division 10 and walked three. Wells .singled with the bases loaded The Lady Falcons won · •:Rio lead-off batter and matchup. Dowris took the loss for THS, allow- allowing Mariah Thatcher to score the their first three sets of the . iilioior · second baseman The Lady Eagles (2-0, 2-0 TVC ing four walks and striki11g out I0 over game-winning run . . and managed to hang year Sbannon Abbott (Hamilton, Hocking) never trailed in the contest, seven innings of work. Jewell had two Southern produced i 3 hits in the around with visiting !)H) went 2-for-3 to le~d the jumping out to a 1-0 lead after two hits to pace Trimble, followed by contest and committed three errors. Lincoln County during a 3ltio offense. Smith was 1- complete innings. The Lady Tomcats Walton with one safety. one ·more than Waterford had in each 3 final outcome during a f9r-3 with a double. . rallied to tie things at one in the bottom category. · non-conference matchup in :- Both teams produced only of the fourth, but EH:S countered with WATERFORD OUTLASTS LADY 'DoES Chelsea Pape .led SHS with three Mason County. (tve hits. . . a run apiece in both the fifth and sevhits, followed by Breanna Taylor, Wahama posted a pair of . Smith (4-5) went the dis- enth frames to stay perfect this 2009 WATERfORD - SoutMrn softball Emma Hunter, Brooke Gabritsch and singles victories and also lance to get ·the win. She · season. did everything in its power Thursday Cheyenne Dunn with two safeties (lllowed five hits and one Eastern's Kasey Turley hit a solo night to leave Washington County with each. Lindsay Teaford and Stephanie pulled o.ut a doubles win . the same as visiting LCHS. p~n in seven innings, strik- . homer in the second inmng, allowing a win, but host Waterford ultimately a hit ·each to the Shamblin also added N~ither team competed . in !11!! out six and walking only the guests to a take the early edge. made the most of its nine innings at the losing effort. : third singles, which resulted a)le. Trimble tied things in the fourth thanks. plate to pull off a 9-8 victory in nine in the final tie. :~ Diana Humphreys (8-5) to an error "and a single by Jewell, mnin~s during a Tri-.Valley Conference EASTERN 3, TRIMB~E 1 Bessie Smith was an 8·5 was the tough-luck loser for which allowed Lenigar to score for a Hockmg Division matchup. winner in second singles, 010 t 391 Easlefn 010 ihe Yellow Jackets. pitching one-all contest. The Lady Tornadoes (1-2) - the 1 3 2 Tomble -ooo 100 0 Sarah Slate was un 8while six innings, giving up five Then in the tqp of the fifth, Allie reigning TVC Hocking champs - fell 2 victor in fourth singles. hits and two runs (one Rawson tripled with one out - then to 0-2 in league play this season, EASTERN (2.(). 2.() TVC Hod<lng): Kasey Turley and Smith was down 5-2 before ~~ed) with one strikeout Sami Cummins. delivered an RBI sin- despite jumping out to a 3-0 advantage Allie Rawson. TRIMBlE (n!a): K. Downs and S. lenigar. rallying for six con.secutive apd one walk. Mallory gle two batters later to give Eastern a after an innmg and a half of play. WP- TurlOy: LP - Downs. · . Hilton paced the Yellow 2- 1 advantage. That hit ultimately The Lady Wildcats (3-0, 2-0 TVC HA: E - Kasey Tuney (second inning. nobody on, 11ame wins. Sadie Smith and Bessie Smith were also winJacket offense, going· 3- for- proved to be the game-winning run in Hocking) rallied for two runs in the nobOdy out). ners in first doubles by a 8~ : and scoring the lone run the contest. second to pull within 3-2 after two WATERFORD 9, Soun!ERN 8 4 count. · for WV State. Rawson again struck in the seventh. complete, but the guests countered 91NNINGS In game two it was the vis- providing a leadoff single. Thrley fol- with two runs in the top of the thir'd for Sadie Smith lost 8-4 in 8133 . itotli that came behind to lowed with a single, then Brenna a 5-2 advantage. Southern 212 003 ooa third singles to . Chelsie Watertord 020 · 321 001 9122 claim victory. Rio Grande Holter reached safely on an error Smith. and LCHS ' was also WHS retaliated with th~ runs in the held a 4-1 lead going into the which allowed Rawson to score the fourth to draw even at fi"ve, then tacked SOUTHERN (1-2. Q-2 rvc Hoclong): Brooke Gabntsch victorious in number one sin· sixth inning, but could not final run of the contest. gles. Sarah Slate and Kaley on two rims in the fift.h for its first lead and Lynmo Tucl<ot. WATJ>RFORD (3.0. 2.() TVC t'Odong): Tana Wollaco The Lady Eagles produced nine hits in of the· night at 7-5 through five full and Johnson were also defeated Mariatl Thatcher. Pl•n see Rio, 8:1 the triumph, with Turley leading the way frames. · 8-3 in second doubles. WP- Wllla<:e; LP- Gabfitsetl.' Meigs at Warien, 5 p.m.. Point Pleasant w. Sissonville, 6 p.m.· River Valley at Wahame, 4:30 p.m. '. Tnlc:k and Field Point blasts Raiders; Wahama outlasts Catholic RedS~nn Eagles, 'Does post shutout wins softb811 . · splits with WVState JACKSON - Christian Life Acade111y 's 16th annual spring social is Friday from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. On the canvas of life The event will feature We eacll paint every day. games, a chicken noodle What kind of picture dinner and an auction. Will your life portray? The academy is located at 10595 Chillicothe Pike, Do the colors you work with Jackson. phone (740) 286- Depict beauty and light? 1234. . Or do the ones you choose Depict darkness and night? . Portrait of life . Billy Graham grandson to lead famed megacburch Waiting Waiting takes time . Waiting last long Waiting is hopeful Waiting is rewarding Waiting is OK.l think? Waiting is a cousin To anticipation Distant cousin - William D. Curnutt GAHS tennis nets fwst win of 2009 season (AP) - A widely-known megachurch fom.tded by an architect of the religious right and seen as a national political force selected a grandson of Billy Graham as its new leader. The overwhelming vote by congregants at >Coral Ridge Presbyterian in ·Fort Lauderdale. to appoint!he Rev. Tulhan Tchtvtdjtan could represent a softening of the message spread by the Rev. D. James Kennedy. who was pastor at the chun:h until his death in September 2007. Kennedy·s preaching against homosexuality and abortion made him one of evangelica l Christianity"s n1ost divisive figures. and he worked to inject his faith in all aspe~t~ of public life and the pohtH:-al process. hkc allies the Rev. Pat Robertson and the Rev. Jerry Falwell. as much as what. they are Tchividjian insists . he ~gainst. and .h~s r::Jected the holds the same theologtcal tdea that pohttcs ts the most positions of Kennedy. but he tmportant way to change the cuts u far dtfferent tmage. · counlt)'. .·. . · His hair is spik.y, his beard '.'ltht!lk that pohttcs ts o~e sometimes scruffy. his skin strategtc area of cultural tan. He offers a classic pn~i- engagement ," he said. "But gal son story of youthful tor- 1 also thmk that the sphere ays into drugs and sex, then of art and the sphere of eduhis return to thefold. Hehas c. att~n and the sphere of satd he wants people to medta and. technology are know what Christians are for also strategic." Each kindness you do, Each time you forgive. Is a thing of beauty In this life that you live. But if you hold grudges. If you( deeds are unkind , These things are what darken The colors of your mind. At the end of your life , Will you be able to see Your "'Portrait of Life" featured In Gocl 's gallery? .- Marib'n Weaver.- Lady Eagles top Trimble, stay unbeaten t '. �' The Daily Sentinel • •- FAMILY. PageA6 Friday, April 3, 2009 ' Inside Cavaliers fall, Page 82 · The Daily Sentinel Bl Friday, Apri13, 2009 LocAL;Scm:rmLE POMEACh' - A JChedulo of upcoming ;~ Prep Baseball - OVP Roundup 1 ithool varsity sporting ewrrts nvolving t1111mt trom Galia, ~and Meigs eountieL Ell<lly,AilrJU a...ball Gallia Academy a1 Chillicothe. 5 p.m. Meigs al Warren, 5 p.m. pt Pleasant vs. RavenSWOOd, 5:30 p.m. Hope Now! conference nearly sold out BY BRYAN WALTERS Rh1er Valley at Wahama, 4:30 p.m. Wahama vs. River Valley. 4:30 p.m. tiw•LTERSCIMVOAILYTRI.BUNE.COM SOftball Galfia Aeadem~ at Chillicothe, 5 p.m. LOGAN - If at first you · don "t succeed. try and try again. Gallia Academy tennis Point Pleasant at BB& T Invitational at after starting the season Laldlay, 4:30 p.m. . Tennl• with two consec·utive losses Gallia Academy vs. Jackson, 4:30 p.m. - finally came away with a l'olnt Pleasant vs. Sissonville, 4 p.m. positive result Thursday Saturday Alldl.4 night after posting a 5-0 IIMINoll Eastern vs. Adena, (DH) 1 p.m. sh utout over host Logan in a ~lnt Pfee.sant \15. Vinton COunty, (DH) non-league Southeastern 12 p.m. Ohio Athletic League con· River Valley at Alexander. 12. p.m. Southern at Westfall; 1 p.m. test. Softball The Blue Devils( 1-2) won Poln1 Pleasant vs. Herbert Hooveer, 1 p.m. all I0 sets played against the · River Valley at Al.exande~. 12 p.m. Chieftains, who fell to 0-2 Hannan vs. Wlrt, tp,m. and 3 p.m. (DH) overall thi s ·season. ' WCIMama at Charleston Catholic, 1 J:tm. Track end Field Kamal · Dayal picked up Eastern at Meadowbrook 10 a.m. his first win of the season Gatlla Academy at Cabell Midland, 10 ~~m . · with a love-and-love deci- . Meigs, River Valley at Rocky BranJj sion over Scott Poindexter triYitatlonal at Nelsonville, 10 a.m. in first singles, .while Tim Hannan at Cabefl Midland Huffman posted a 6-1, 6-3 Mondt!J,AII<ILJ victory over Joey Phelps in . BIIBball Meigs vs. Point Pleasant, 5 p.m. . second singles. Josh Gallla Academy at Jackson, S.p.m. Jackson also won in third Point Pleasant at Meigs. 5 p.m. AiverValley ~s .. ccial Grove. 5 p.m. singles with a 6-2, 6·4 deciWahama at Poca, 6 p.m. sion over Sean Clay. Southern at Eastern. 5 p.m. The duo of Quinton Softball Bryan Walttrlllphoto Galli& Acaden'ty at Jackson, 5 p.m. Nibert and Cody Billings Point Pleasant's Titus Russell, right, leaps in the air just before touching home plate after hitting a solo homerun in the were 6-1. 6-2 winners over Point Plettsant at Ripley, 5 p.m. River Valley vs. ·Coal Grove, 5 p.m. top of the third Inning of Thursday's non-league baseball contest against River Valley in Cheshire. Hannan vs. Wahama, 5 p.m . Kurt Geiger and Joe Dennis S6uthern at Eastern, 5 p.m. in first doubles . . while Tennie :Jordan Cornwel·l and Mo.llie G•Uia Academy vs, Chfltlcothe, 4:30 p.m. Blake won in second douPoln1 Pleasant at Wahama, 4:30p.m. bles.by a 6-2, 6-4·count over Eric Vaughn and Kelly Barrell. · STAFF REPORTS" MDSSPORTSCIMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM MINFORD TENNIS EDGES BLUE DEVILs, 3-2 MASON - Jerry Berkley raced home with the winning run in the bottom half of the seventh MINFORD Gallia inning aftet Charleston Catholic committed its · Academy tennis suffered its sixth sixth error of the game to give the Wahama second straight setback in as White falcons a thrilling 9-8 diamond victory over many days on Wednesday. the fourth rated Irish Thursday evening. . · dropping a narrow 3-2 deci· Wahama scored six unearned runs in the contest sion to host Minford during BY MARK WtLLiAMS to keep pace with the visitors before rallying [or __s_Pe_c_iA,_L_ro_r_H_e_s_eN_ · r_tN_e_L- . the winning run.during its last Offensi~e opport~a non-conference contest in Scioto County. RIO GRANDE _ The nity. The Be~d Area. team collected stx base ~tts . The Blue Devils (0-2) University of. Rio G . rande on the day m tmprovm~ to 3-1 on· the 2009 spnng · fared inuch better· against season. The Irish saw us unbeaten string come to RedStorm softball team a con"clu~ion following the. Ioss to Wahama as the the Falcons (0-1), winning split a non-conference dou- Charleston Catholic season record now stands at 3two matches and five sets bleheader · with NCAA 1 on the year. . overall - in comparison to William zuspan .and Jerry Berkley had two hits Division II West Virginia . winning just one match and State on Wednesday after- apiece to pace the WHS offense with Garrett two sets against host Athens noon at Stanley Evans Underwood and Ethan McGrew driving in two on Tuesday. Field, · winning the first· runs each with the remaining two base knocks for Josh Jackson was the lone game 2-1 and dropping a 5- Wahama. McGrew's safety was a third inning, singles winner for the 4 · controversial second two run double which was the White Falcons first Devils, posting a 6-4, 3-6, · extra base hit of the spring. game, in eight innings. 6-3 victory over Shar Rio Grande (8-8) battled The two teams see-sawed ·back and forth Malone in third singles. The duo of Mollie Blake and back from an early 1-0 throughout the .seven inning affair witn each team deficit to win the first game taking turns in gaining the upper hand. The Irish Cody Billings were also inits' last at-bat. . led by a 2-0 margin after one frame before WHS victorious in second douWest Virginia State (15- evened the count in the second. Charleston bles with a 6-1. 6-2 win . 10) took a 1-0 lead in the Catholic PllShed .across three more runs in the third over · Sam Williams and first inning ·on a two-out witlt Wahama answering on Berkeley's two run Craig Miller. · RBI double by Jenni double. Kamal Dayal lost to Tom Fowkles . . · In the fourth the locals scored three unearned runs Hemphill in first singles by Rio tied the game with a to. .knot the score a~ain after the Irish had increased a 6-7 (8). 2-6 margin, while Charlie Shepherd/photo Tim Huffman fell to Levi run in the third on an RBI its lead. to 7-4 in Jts half of the inning. Wahama single by sophomore shortWahama's Zach Warth swing!} at a pitch during Thursday night's Lester in second singles by · Pl•n see Roundup, 12 stop Amber Bowman non-league baseball contest against C~arleston Catholi in Mason. a 1-6. 2-6 count. Quinton (l-Jeb~on, OH) . . Bowman ... Nibert and Jordan Cornwell lifted a fly ball to centersuffered their first doubles field that WY ·State's Casey . setback this year in first · Jo Crawford lost in the sun. doubles by a 6-4, 1-6, 0-6 · < The RedStorm won the margin to Noah Thiel and • &!'me on an RBI ground ~ut Logan Conkay. by freshman Anna Smtih The Purple and Gold answered one with three hits. Rawson and Cummins By BRYAN WALTERS . 6WALTERSOMVDAILYTR16UNE .COM' (Ross, OH) in the bottom of both added two safeties, while Brooke more time. producing three runs in the WAHAMA LADIES SPLIT Johnson and Hayley · Gillian rounded sixth for their final lead of the night at the sixth. Sophomore Bre WITH LINCOLN COUNTY GLOUSTER - ·Eastern softball things oui with one hit each. Davis . (Marietta, 'OH) · 8-7. The hosts, however, countered scored the winning run after remained unbeaten - both overall and Turley - who went the full seven with' a run in their half of the sixth to NEW HAVEN - Even pinch-running for junior in league play - · following Thursday innings in the circle - allowed just again knot things at eight apiece. with a tie. it ·was a still a catcher Kaylyn Heading night's hard-fought 3-1 victory over three hits and zero earned runs for the The score remained that way until good day for Wahama giils (Hilliard, OH); who began host Trimble durin!! a Tri- Valley winning decision. Thrley also fanned the bottom of the ninth, when Heather tennis on Wednesday. Conference tile inning with a double. Hockmg Division 10 and walked three. Wells .singled with the bases loaded The Lady Falcons won · •:Rio lead-off batter and matchup. Dowris took the loss for THS, allow- allowing Mariah Thatcher to score the their first three sets of the . iilioior · second baseman The Lady Eagles (2-0, 2-0 TVC ing four walks and striki11g out I0 over game-winning run . . and managed to hang year Sbannon Abbott (Hamilton, Hocking) never trailed in the contest, seven innings of work. Jewell had two Southern produced i 3 hits in the around with visiting !)H) went 2-for-3 to le~d the jumping out to a 1-0 lead after two hits to pace Trimble, followed by contest and committed three errors. Lincoln County during a 3ltio offense. Smith was 1- complete innings. The Lady Tomcats Walton with one safety. one ·more than Waterford had in each 3 final outcome during a f9r-3 with a double. . rallied to tie things at one in the bottom category. · non-conference matchup in :- Both teams produced only of the fourth, but EH:S countered with WATERFORD OUTLASTS LADY 'DoES Chelsea Pape .led SHS with three Mason County. (tve hits. . . a run apiece in both the fifth and sevhits, followed by Breanna Taylor, Wahama posted a pair of . Smith (4-5) went the dis- enth frames to stay perfect this 2009 WATERfORD - SoutMrn softball Emma Hunter, Brooke Gabritsch and singles victories and also lance to get ·the win. She · season. did everything in its power Thursday Cheyenne Dunn with two safeties (lllowed five hits and one Eastern's Kasey Turley hit a solo night to leave Washington County with each. Lindsay Teaford and Stephanie pulled o.ut a doubles win . the same as visiting LCHS. p~n in seven innings, strik- . homer in the second inmng, allowing a win, but host Waterford ultimately a hit ·each to the Shamblin also added N~ither team competed . in !11!! out six and walking only the guests to a take the early edge. made the most of its nine innings at the losing effort. : third singles, which resulted a)le. Trimble tied things in the fourth thanks. plate to pull off a 9-8 victory in nine in the final tie. :~ Diana Humphreys (8-5) to an error "and a single by Jewell, mnin~s during a Tri-.Valley Conference EASTERN 3, TRIMB~E 1 Bessie Smith was an 8·5 was the tough-luck loser for which allowed Lenigar to score for a Hockmg Division matchup. winner in second singles, 010 t 391 Easlefn 010 ihe Yellow Jackets. pitching one-all contest. The Lady Tornadoes (1-2) - the 1 3 2 Tomble -ooo 100 0 Sarah Slate was un 8while six innings, giving up five Then in the tqp of the fifth, Allie reigning TVC Hocking champs - fell 2 victor in fourth singles. hits and two runs (one Rawson tripled with one out - then to 0-2 in league play this season, EASTERN (2.(). 2.() TVC Hod<lng): Kasey Turley and Smith was down 5-2 before ~~ed) with one strikeout Sami Cummins. delivered an RBI sin- despite jumping out to a 3-0 advantage Allie Rawson. TRIMBlE (n!a): K. Downs and S. lenigar. rallying for six con.secutive apd one walk. Mallory gle two batters later to give Eastern a after an innmg and a half of play. WP- TurlOy: LP - Downs. · . Hilton paced the Yellow 2- 1 advantage. That hit ultimately The Lady Wildcats (3-0, 2-0 TVC HA: E - Kasey Tuney (second inning. nobody on, 11ame wins. Sadie Smith and Bessie Smith were also winJacket offense, going· 3- for- proved to be the game-winning run in Hocking) rallied for two runs in the nobOdy out). ners in first doubles by a 8~ : and scoring the lone run the contest. second to pull within 3-2 after two WATERFORD 9, Soun!ERN 8 4 count. · for WV State. Rawson again struck in the seventh. complete, but the guests countered 91NNINGS In game two it was the vis- providing a leadoff single. Thrley fol- with two runs in the top of the thir'd for Sadie Smith lost 8-4 in 8133 . itotli that came behind to lowed with a single, then Brenna a 5-2 advantage. Southern 212 003 ooa third singles to . Chelsie Watertord 020 · 321 001 9122 claim victory. Rio Grande Holter reached safely on an error Smith. and LCHS ' was also WHS retaliated with th~ runs in the held a 4-1 lead going into the which allowed Rawson to score the fourth to draw even at fi"ve, then tacked SOUTHERN (1-2. Q-2 rvc Hoclong): Brooke Gabntsch victorious in number one sin· sixth inning, but could not final run of the contest. gles. Sarah Slate and Kaley on two rims in the fift.h for its first lead and Lynmo Tucl<ot. WATJ>RFORD (3.0. 2.() TVC t'Odong): Tana Wollaco The Lady Eagles produced nine hits in of the· night at 7-5 through five full and Johnson were also defeated Mariatl Thatcher. Pl•n see Rio, 8:1 the triumph, with Turley leading the way frames. · 8-3 in second doubles. WP- Wllla<:e; LP- Gabfitsetl.' Meigs at Warien, 5 p.m.. Point Pleasant w. Sissonville, 6 p.m.· River Valley at Wahame, 4:30 p.m. '. Tnlc:k and Field Point blasts Raiders; Wahama outlasts Catholic RedS~nn Eagles, 'Does post shutout wins softb811 . · splits with WVState JACKSON - Christian Life Acade111y 's 16th annual spring social is Friday from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. On the canvas of life The event will feature We eacll paint every day. games, a chicken noodle What kind of picture dinner and an auction. Will your life portray? The academy is located at 10595 Chillicothe Pike, Do the colors you work with Jackson. phone (740) 286- Depict beauty and light? 1234. . Or do the ones you choose Depict darkness and night? . Portrait of life . Billy Graham grandson to lead famed megacburch Waiting Waiting takes time . Waiting last long Waiting is hopeful Waiting is rewarding Waiting is OK.l think? Waiting is a cousin To anticipation Distant cousin - William D. Curnutt GAHS tennis nets fwst win of 2009 season (AP) - A widely-known megachurch fom.tded by an architect of the religious right and seen as a national political force selected a grandson of Billy Graham as its new leader. The overwhelming vote by congregants at >Coral Ridge Presbyterian in ·Fort Lauderdale. to appoint!he Rev. Tulhan Tchtvtdjtan could represent a softening of the message spread by the Rev. D. James Kennedy. who was pastor at the chun:h until his death in September 2007. Kennedy·s preaching against homosexuality and abortion made him one of evangelica l Christianity"s n1ost divisive figures. and he worked to inject his faith in all aspe~t~ of public life and the pohtH:-al process. hkc allies the Rev. Pat Robertson and the Rev. Jerry Falwell. as much as what. they are Tchividjian insists . he ~gainst. and .h~s r::Jected the holds the same theologtcal tdea that pohttcs ts the most positions of Kennedy. but he tmportant way to change the cuts u far dtfferent tmage. · counlt)'. .·. . · His hair is spik.y, his beard '.'ltht!lk that pohttcs ts o~e sometimes scruffy. his skin strategtc area of cultural tan. He offers a classic pn~i- engagement ," he said. "But gal son story of youthful tor- 1 also thmk that the sphere ays into drugs and sex, then of art and the sphere of eduhis return to thefold. Hehas c. att~n and the sphere of satd he wants people to medta and. technology are know what Christians are for also strategic." Each kindness you do, Each time you forgive. Is a thing of beauty In this life that you live. But if you hold grudges. If you( deeds are unkind , These things are what darken The colors of your mind. At the end of your life , Will you be able to see Your "'Portrait of Life" featured In Gocl 's gallery? .- Marib'n Weaver.- Lady Eagles top Trimble, stay unbeaten t '. �.. Page B2 • 1he Daily Sentinel '~.mydailysentinel.com WORST BEATS BEST: WIZARDS TOP CAVALIERS WASHINGTON (AP) - . Washington recoverea after For the first time all season, blowing a 14-poinr secondthe Washmgton Wizards used halflead and held on for a 109a lineup resembling the pne 101 victory. .they envisioned when train"It was a verv confidence:ing camp opened last faU. inspiring win for us." Wizards · The result: The team lead- interim .Coach Ed Tapscott :ing the league. in losses beat said. "We hope that this'll the team leadtng the league give people a bit of a preview 10 wms. jof what we will be next year. In the closest thing they'll It's what we thought we have to a playoff game this would be this year." :year. Gilbert Arenas and the • Arenas, playing his second ·Wizards fed off a sellout crowd game of the season in his latest :Thursday night and ended~ attempt to return from knee franchise-record 13-game wtn-. surgery, ~ad I I pomts on 3-formng streak of LeBron James II shootmg wtth 10 asstsl~ and and the 'Cleveland Cavalien;. six rebounds in 33 minutes. Rio fromPageBl hold it as the Yellow Jackets scored two in the sixth, one in the seventh to tie the score and one in the eighth to win it. Senior centerfielder Arnanda · Stevens Roundup fromPageBJ '. (Bellefontaine, OH) led the Rio offense, going 3-for-3 with a run scored, an RBI and stole three bases. Smith wen~ 2-for4 with a run scored and was involved in the contro'versial play of the game. With one out and Heading on fll'St base in the hottom of the eighth inning, Smith lofted a fly ball to right field that eluded Hilton and Heading round- Brendan Haywood, alsd playing his second game of the season and making his first start after. recovering~~rom a major wrist injury,;ooed 12 points and 10 reoounds. The Wizards also received the usual steady contri.butions · from Caron Butl~r (25 points) and Antawn Jarruson (19) and a surprising 17 points on 6-for8 shooting from Darius · Songaila as they snapped a three-g;une losing streak. . MVP c31_1didate . J~es srored 22 of his 31 ~mts m ~e second half an~ finished wtth,. six assists and nine rebounds Because they're trying to be the best. He's trying to win an MVP award, so they had everything to Jose, and we had everything to gain." Last year at this time, the Wizards and Cavaliers were headed toward a first-round playoff series that would mclude subplots aplenty, including a back-and-forth between James and Washington guard DeShawn Stevenson that evelltually drev.: rapper~ Jay-Z and Sou!Ja Boy mlo .the . fra;;. Cleveland won the senes 10 six games, with Arenas Kris went on top with a single POINT PLEASANT 12, tally in the fifth . before EAGLES BL.ANK TRIMBLE IN SIX, 10.0 RtVER VALLEY 1 Charleston Catholic pulled · • even at 8-8 with its final run pp 043 003 2 ·12133 OLOUSTER - Eastern RV 000 001 0 ....... 1 3 ~ ·of the' night in the sixth to set the stage for the Bend Area baseball received ·another POINT PLEASANT (4,2): Eric Roberta, solid start from junior Titus teams last iiming heroics. In the Bend .Area seventh Pierce. which once again Berkley singled and moved produced a quality result into scoring position at sec- during Thursday night's 10ond on a sacrifice bunt by 0, six-inning victory over Teny Henry. Berkley later host Trimble in a Tri-Valley Hocking scored the winning tally on Conference Division matchup, a throwing error on Jacob · Both the Eagles (2~ I . 2-0 Roach's grounder to third. Anthony Bond came · TVC Hocking) and the away with the pitching win Tomcats went scoreless in relief of Wahama starter through three innings of 6 William Zuspan. Zuspan . play, but the guests found 7 worked four innings giving their swing in the fourth producing two runs on three up seven ru'ns (four earned) 8 on six hits ·With two strike- consecutive hits for a 2-0 outs and three:walks. Bond edge afte.r four complete. 10 That was all the run supcame on in the fifth and allowed one earned run on port that.Pierce required, as 11 two hits . while fannin·g one the junior southpaw took a no-hitter into the sixth 1J and walking one. inning. Trimble's only hit Charleston Catholic collected eight hits in the out- came in that final at-bat, as ing with Sam Wood owning, Taylor Russell produced a a trio of singles with John one-out single to foil the noBaird swatting a single and hit bid. Pierce ·allowed only one a double . McKown, Prudnick and Huxley added hit and one walk while fan- · a single apiece for t.he Irish. ning six in the completePrudnick, the third·pitcher game decision. Pierce has of the night for the visitors, twice taken no-hitters into was tagged with the mound the final inning this week, Joss with Hull:ley gett.ing and both times the no-hit the starting call and Lough bids were spoiled. Pierce coming on in the· fourth. had allowed only three hits The three Irish hurlers com- and zero runs in 13 innings bined to give up nine runs of work this season. on six hits with only two ' · Tlie Eagles ell:ploded for strikeouts and six free pass- · five more runs in the fifth to pad their lead to 7-0, then es. . · Wahamil will try and scored three times in the extend its m~dest winning sixth to take potential mercy streak to three straight this rule advantage into . the evening when the Bend finale. The Green and White proArea team welcomes visiting · River Valley to the duced 10 hits in the triWHS diamond for a 4:30 umph, with Zach Hendrix leading the charge with start. three hits. Pierce, Tyler Hendrix and Andrew POINT KNOCKS OFF Benedum · all contributed RAIDERS, 12·1 two hits to the winning cause, with Pierce leading CHESHIRE Point the offensive attack with Pleasant baSeball picked up its third consecutive win of . five RBis. Zach Hendrht the season Thursday nighi also drove in three. l Derek Griffith also had a during a 12-1 victory over hit for the Eagles to round . host River Valley in a non· conference matchup in things out. Gallia County. 6 . The Big Blacks (4-2) TORNADOES HAMMER 7 pounded .out 13 hits in the WATERFORD, 3Q-O triumph, jumping out to a 78 0 advantage after three WATERFORD complete innings of work. Southern basebasl scored . 10 ,T he guests were also ahead 16 runs in the top of the 10-0 after their half of the first inning and never It sixth, but the Raiders manu- looked back Thursday en factored a run in the bottom route to a 30-0, five-inning half of the inning to force . vidory over host Waterford the· final frame. during a Tri- Val!ey PPHS tacked . on two Conference Hocking scores in the seventh,,wrap- Division matchup in ' ping up the 1·1-run finale. Washington County. ' Eric Roberts made hi~--1T-R<Ile Tornadoes (4-0 , 2-0 starting debut for Point , TVC Hocking) pounded oui . allowing. just one hit and 24 hits and had 16 different zero runs over four-plus players produce ·at least one in~ings while_p,i cking up, the hit in the triumph. The wmmng deciSion . Roberts pitching duo of Michael also struck out five and Manuel and Jordan Taylor walked one. Cody Wimmer also combined on a no·hit- · took the loss for RVHS. ter. working five complete Manuel worked three innings. · . . innings and struck out three Eric Veith paced the 'Big for the winning decision. Blacks with three hits, fol- while Taylor fanned four lowed by Titus Russell and and walked two over two Phillip ·Allen with two frames on the mound. Southern sent 22 batters apiece. Russell also had a solo homerun in the third to the plate in the opening inning . BJ . Lloyd . Clay inning and also sen.t 14 batKrebs. Etic Roberts, Brock ters to the plate in the top of McClung. Justin Weaver the fifth , which resulted in and Tyson Jones also added another eight · scores . The a safety each to the winning guests also scored three cause . runs apiece ·in both the sec- • for the Cavaliers, but- how's this for,astatisticaloddiry - he was -reSponsible for all five of his team's turnovers until Daniel Gibson traveled in the final minute of the third quarter. James finished · witli six turnovers - one fewer than the WIZards- and had a3-pointer stuffed in his face by Butler with in the fmal half-minute. "It's still a meaningless win toward the record," said Arenas,. who said he was w_inded but othe_rwise ~ne in hts ftrst game smce hts season debut on Saturday. "But for u·s, it's a real win . I Clay KreiJs (51 and B.J. Uoyd. RIVER VALLEY (Q-3): Cody Wimmer, Austin Justus (6) and Austin Justus, Cody Wimmer {6). WP - Roberta; lP -Wimmer. HA: PP - Titus. Russell (third Inning, nobody on. one out). EASTERN 6 10, TRIMBLE 0 INNINGS Eastern ooo· 253 000 - Trimble 000 10 10 0 0 13 . · EASTERN (2-1, 2·0 TVC Hocl<lng): Titus Plti-ce and Derek Grlffln. TRIMBLE (nla):' Chesaer and Cruse. WP - Pierce: LP - Chesser. • WAHAMA ~ribune 109.-101 ed third to head for horne to eight innings, giving . up 14 c'omeback with a sol~ home tie the game. She appeared to hits and five runs (four run leading off the sixth make it aroun~ the lllg of earned) with three strike- inning, making the score 4Taylor who WE~S blocking the outs and three runs. 2. Kayla Sturms went 3plate' but the umpire ruled Mdrgaret Osborne (6-5) for-5 with a run scored and that Heading was out and collected the victory, pitch ~ three other players notched West Virginia State dodged ing eight innings, allowing two hits each. the bullet. 10 hits, four runs (three "I'll definitely take the Freshman Allison Mills earned) and fanned three. win, but the second game (West Chester, OB) Brittany Hyatt led the vis- was tough to lose, especially absorbed the loss for Rio . itors, going ,3-for-4 with two the way we lost," .said Rio Grande .. Mills (4-3) went runs scored. She started the Grande head coach David Austin Justus had an RBI ond and third frames. ·and a hit to pace the hosts, Dustin Salser and Brad followed by· Wimmer and ·Brown both led the hitting Jacob Brown with a safety attack with ·two safeties each. • apiece . wwvi.mydallysentlnel.com Friday, April 3, 2009 9, CHAS. CATHOUC 8 missing the last · two after more trouble With hts knee. Now the Cavaliers are the best team in the East; the Wizards are ' the worst. Washington did .manage to beat Cleveland In January when James was called f~r traveling ·-;: he clatme~ tt was a legal crab dnbble with 2.3 seconds remaining. "Records never matte~ when you play the Wizards," James said. "It doesn't matter if_you'r~ in first place ~r who ts not. m ftrst pl~ce. It s always gomg to be ltke that every time we play them." - oxltolassw.. Web.sitea: www.mydallytrlbune.corn www.mydallysentinel:com wwYI.mydailyregl8ter.com (304) 675-1333 . .Now you con hOve borders ond 1,1rophics . . ~ . .m Monday thru Friday :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ' 0800- d~:l!u}irir.mecom In One Week With Us . . REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE l\egi~ter 5 INNINGS 30241 . 003 HOW 10 WRITE AN AD BBB SOUTHERN (4·0,' 2·0 TVC Hocking): Wahama 022 310 1 963 Michael Manuel, Jorden Taylor (4) and Dustin Salser, Adam Warden (4). CATHOLIC (3•.1): Huxley. Lough (4), · WATERFORD [n/a): Man McCutcheon ~rudnlcl< (71: anct Baird. and L.evl McCutcheon . WAHAMA ;l-1): Zuopan, Bond (5) and WP- Manuel: L.P- M. McCutcheon. . Ur1derwood. HR: S ~ JOrdan taylor (first tnnlng, WP - Bond: LP - Prudnlck. nobody on, one out), Brad Brown (sec· SOUTHERN 30, WATERFORD 0 ond inmng, one on, nobOdy out}. Catholic 203 201 0 /. Pyles. "We hit the ball a lot , better in the ·second game, but made too many mista)<es and the play at the plate went againsfus,just a tough loss." . Rio Grande will be back in action on Thursday (April 2) at Notre Dame College. The game was originally sl:jted for Friday but weather concerns have moved the gam~ up. Southern (16)3~ Waterford 000 • Sentinel .. l\e To Help Get Respon..... $1.00forlar:Qe KIT & CARLYLE 500 Ohio Valley Publllhlng merves Pet Cremations. 740-446-3145 MUJt 8 eported on the firs ay ot publlcallo nd the . 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'Estab· This ccepts only he! anted ads . meetln estandards. lishod 1975. Catl24 Hro: 740·446-0870. RoQ!Ira ~asement -l'OOfing. ·~Servlco Lg. 2br., new paint & ~r· pet $385.00 a mon. • dep. 304-675- nB3. i • �.. Page B2 • 1he Daily Sentinel '~.mydailysentinel.com WORST BEATS BEST: WIZARDS TOP CAVALIERS WASHINGTON (AP) - . Washington recoverea after For the first time all season, blowing a 14-poinr secondthe Washmgton Wizards used halflead and held on for a 109a lineup resembling the pne 101 victory. .they envisioned when train"It was a verv confidence:ing camp opened last faU. inspiring win for us." Wizards · The result: The team lead- interim .Coach Ed Tapscott :ing the league. in losses beat said. "We hope that this'll the team leadtng the league give people a bit of a preview 10 wms. jof what we will be next year. In the closest thing they'll It's what we thought we have to a playoff game this would be this year." :year. Gilbert Arenas and the • Arenas, playing his second ·Wizards fed off a sellout crowd game of the season in his latest :Thursday night and ended~ attempt to return from knee franchise-record 13-game wtn-. surgery, ~ad I I pomts on 3-formng streak of LeBron James II shootmg wtth 10 asstsl~ and and the 'Cleveland Cavalien;. six rebounds in 33 minutes. Rio fromPageBl hold it as the Yellow Jackets scored two in the sixth, one in the seventh to tie the score and one in the eighth to win it. Senior centerfielder Arnanda · Stevens Roundup fromPageBJ '. (Bellefontaine, OH) led the Rio offense, going 3-for-3 with a run scored, an RBI and stole three bases. Smith wen~ 2-for4 with a run scored and was involved in the contro'versial play of the game. With one out and Heading on fll'St base in the hottom of the eighth inning, Smith lofted a fly ball to right field that eluded Hilton and Heading round- Brendan Haywood, alsd playing his second game of the season and making his first start after. recovering~~rom a major wrist injury,;ooed 12 points and 10 reoounds. The Wizards also received the usual steady contri.butions · from Caron Butl~r (25 points) and Antawn Jarruson (19) and a surprising 17 points on 6-for8 shooting from Darius · Songaila as they snapped a three-g;une losing streak. . MVP c31_1didate . J~es srored 22 of his 31 ~mts m ~e second half an~ finished wtth,. six assists and nine rebounds Because they're trying to be the best. He's trying to win an MVP award, so they had everything to Jose, and we had everything to gain." Last year at this time, the Wizards and Cavaliers were headed toward a first-round playoff series that would mclude subplots aplenty, including a back-and-forth between James and Washington guard DeShawn Stevenson that evelltually drev.: rapper~ Jay-Z and Sou!Ja Boy mlo .the . fra;;. Cleveland won the senes 10 six games, with Arenas Kris went on top with a single POINT PLEASANT 12, tally in the fifth . before EAGLES BL.ANK TRIMBLE IN SIX, 10.0 RtVER VALLEY 1 Charleston Catholic pulled · • even at 8-8 with its final run pp 043 003 2 ·12133 OLOUSTER - Eastern RV 000 001 0 ....... 1 3 ~ ·of the' night in the sixth to set the stage for the Bend Area baseball received ·another POINT PLEASANT (4,2): Eric Roberta, solid start from junior Titus teams last iiming heroics. In the Bend .Area seventh Pierce. which once again Berkley singled and moved produced a quality result into scoring position at sec- during Thursday night's 10ond on a sacrifice bunt by 0, six-inning victory over Teny Henry. Berkley later host Trimble in a Tri-Valley Hocking scored the winning tally on Conference Division matchup, a throwing error on Jacob · Both the Eagles (2~ I . 2-0 Roach's grounder to third. Anthony Bond came · TVC Hocking) and the away with the pitching win Tomcats went scoreless in relief of Wahama starter through three innings of 6 William Zuspan. Zuspan . play, but the guests found 7 worked four innings giving their swing in the fourth producing two runs on three up seven ru'ns (four earned) 8 on six hits ·With two strike- consecutive hits for a 2-0 outs and three:walks. Bond edge afte.r four complete. 10 That was all the run supcame on in the fifth and allowed one earned run on port that.Pierce required, as 11 two hits . while fannin·g one the junior southpaw took a no-hitter into the sixth 1J and walking one. inning. Trimble's only hit Charleston Catholic collected eight hits in the out- came in that final at-bat, as ing with Sam Wood owning, Taylor Russell produced a a trio of singles with John one-out single to foil the noBaird swatting a single and hit bid. Pierce ·allowed only one a double . McKown, Prudnick and Huxley added hit and one walk while fan- · a single apiece for t.he Irish. ning six in the completePrudnick, the third·pitcher game decision. Pierce has of the night for the visitors, twice taken no-hitters into was tagged with the mound the final inning this week, Joss with Hull:ley gett.ing and both times the no-hit the starting call and Lough bids were spoiled. Pierce coming on in the· fourth. had allowed only three hits The three Irish hurlers com- and zero runs in 13 innings bined to give up nine runs of work this season. on six hits with only two ' · Tlie Eagles ell:ploded for strikeouts and six free pass- · five more runs in the fifth to pad their lead to 7-0, then es. . · Wahamil will try and scored three times in the extend its m~dest winning sixth to take potential mercy streak to three straight this rule advantage into . the evening when the Bend finale. The Green and White proArea team welcomes visiting · River Valley to the duced 10 hits in the triWHS diamond for a 4:30 umph, with Zach Hendrix leading the charge with start. three hits. Pierce, Tyler Hendrix and Andrew POINT KNOCKS OFF Benedum · all contributed RAIDERS, 12·1 two hits to the winning cause, with Pierce leading CHESHIRE Point the offensive attack with Pleasant baSeball picked up its third consecutive win of . five RBis. Zach Hendrht the season Thursday nighi also drove in three. l Derek Griffith also had a during a 12-1 victory over hit for the Eagles to round . host River Valley in a non· conference matchup in things out. Gallia County. 6 . The Big Blacks (4-2) TORNADOES HAMMER 7 pounded .out 13 hits in the WATERFORD, 3Q-O triumph, jumping out to a 78 0 advantage after three WATERFORD complete innings of work. Southern basebasl scored . 10 ,T he guests were also ahead 16 runs in the top of the 10-0 after their half of the first inning and never It sixth, but the Raiders manu- looked back Thursday en factored a run in the bottom route to a 30-0, five-inning half of the inning to force . vidory over host Waterford the· final frame. during a Tri- Val!ey PPHS tacked . on two Conference Hocking scores in the seventh,,wrap- Division matchup in ' ping up the 1·1-run finale. Washington County. ' Eric Roberts made hi~--1T-R<Ile Tornadoes (4-0 , 2-0 starting debut for Point , TVC Hocking) pounded oui . allowing. just one hit and 24 hits and had 16 different zero runs over four-plus players produce ·at least one in~ings while_p,i cking up, the hit in the triumph. The wmmng deciSion . Roberts pitching duo of Michael also struck out five and Manuel and Jordan Taylor walked one. Cody Wimmer also combined on a no·hit- · took the loss for RVHS. ter. working five complete Manuel worked three innings. · . . innings and struck out three Eric Veith paced the 'Big for the winning decision. Blacks with three hits, fol- while Taylor fanned four lowed by Titus Russell and and walked two over two Phillip ·Allen with two frames on the mound. Southern sent 22 batters apiece. Russell also had a solo homerun in the third to the plate in the opening inning . BJ . Lloyd . Clay inning and also sen.t 14 batKrebs. Etic Roberts, Brock ters to the plate in the top of McClung. Justin Weaver the fifth , which resulted in and Tyson Jones also added another eight · scores . The a safety each to the winning guests also scored three cause . runs apiece ·in both the sec- • for the Cavaliers, but- how's this for,astatisticaloddiry - he was -reSponsible for all five of his team's turnovers until Daniel Gibson traveled in the final minute of the third quarter. James finished · witli six turnovers - one fewer than the WIZards- and had a3-pointer stuffed in his face by Butler with in the fmal half-minute. "It's still a meaningless win toward the record," said Arenas,. who said he was w_inded but othe_rwise ~ne in hts ftrst game smce hts season debut on Saturday. "But for u·s, it's a real win . I Clay KreiJs (51 and B.J. Uoyd. RIVER VALLEY (Q-3): Cody Wimmer, Austin Justus (6) and Austin Justus, Cody Wimmer {6). WP - Roberta; lP -Wimmer. HA: PP - Titus. Russell (third Inning, nobody on. one out). EASTERN 6 10, TRIMBLE 0 INNINGS Eastern ooo· 253 000 - Trimble 000 10 10 0 0 13 . · EASTERN (2-1, 2·0 TVC Hocl<lng): Titus Plti-ce and Derek Grlffln. TRIMBLE (nla):' Chesaer and Cruse. WP - Pierce: LP - Chesser. • WAHAMA ~ribune 109.-101 ed third to head for horne to eight innings, giving . up 14 c'omeback with a sol~ home tie the game. She appeared to hits and five runs (four run leading off the sixth make it aroun~ the lllg of earned) with three strike- inning, making the score 4Taylor who WE~S blocking the outs and three runs. 2. Kayla Sturms went 3plate' but the umpire ruled Mdrgaret Osborne (6-5) for-5 with a run scored and that Heading was out and collected the victory, pitch ~ three other players notched West Virginia State dodged ing eight innings, allowing two hits each. the bullet. 10 hits, four runs (three "I'll definitely take the Freshman Allison Mills earned) and fanned three. win, but the second game (West Chester, OB) Brittany Hyatt led the vis- was tough to lose, especially absorbed the loss for Rio . itors, going ,3-for-4 with two the way we lost," .said Rio Grande .. Mills (4-3) went runs scored. She started the Grande head coach David Austin Justus had an RBI ond and third frames. ·and a hit to pace the hosts, Dustin Salser and Brad followed by· Wimmer and ·Brown both led the hitting Jacob Brown with a safety attack with ·two safeties each. • apiece . wwvi.mydallysentlnel.com Friday, April 3, 2009 9, CHAS. CATHOUC 8 missing the last · two after more trouble With hts knee. Now the Cavaliers are the best team in the East; the Wizards are ' the worst. Washington did .manage to beat Cleveland In January when James was called f~r traveling ·-;: he clatme~ tt was a legal crab dnbble with 2.3 seconds remaining. "Records never matte~ when you play the Wizards," James said. "It doesn't matter if_you'r~ in first place ~r who ts not. m ftrst pl~ce. It s always gomg to be ltke that every time we play them." - oxltolassw.. Web.sitea: www.mydallytrlbune.corn www.mydallysentinel:com wwYI.mydailyregl8ter.com (304) 675-1333 . .Now you con hOve borders ond 1,1rophics . . ~ . .m Monday thru Friday :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ' 0800- d~:l!u}irir.mecom In One Week With Us . . REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE l\egi~ter 5 INNINGS 30241 . 003 HOW 10 WRITE AN AD BBB SOUTHERN (4·0,' 2·0 TVC Hocking): Wahama 022 310 1 963 Michael Manuel, Jorden Taylor (4) and Dustin Salser, Adam Warden (4). CATHOLIC (3•.1): Huxley. Lough (4), · WATERFORD [n/a): Man McCutcheon ~rudnlcl< (71: anct Baird. and L.evl McCutcheon . WAHAMA ;l-1): Zuopan, Bond (5) and WP- Manuel: L.P- M. McCutcheon. . Ur1derwood. HR: S ~ JOrdan taylor (first tnnlng, WP - Bond: LP - Prudnlck. nobody on, one out), Brad Brown (sec· SOUTHERN 30, WATERFORD 0 ond inmng, one on, nobOdy out}. Catholic 203 201 0 /. Pyles. "We hit the ball a lot , better in the ·second game, but made too many mista)<es and the play at the plate went againsfus,just a tough loss." . Rio Grande will be back in action on Thursday (April 2) at Notre Dame College. The game was originally sl:jted for Friday but weather concerns have moved the gam~ up. Southern (16)3~ Waterford 000 • Sentinel .. l\e To Help Get Respon..... $1.00forlar:Qe KIT & CARLYLE 500 Ohio Valley Publllhlng merves Pet Cremations. 740-446-3145 MUJt 8 eported on the firs ay ot publlcallo nd the . 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CATED & AFFORD· ABL.EI Townhouse apa.n: iiil e Hou- For Salo Home ·lrnpi'Qvomonla ApartiMnlt/ .. TownhovtU Tl'll<lkl n Schaal No Fee Unless We Win! · business with people you HI88·SS2-3345 know, and NOT to tend money through the mail PUMPING until you have lnvestigat· SEPTIC Gallia Co. . OH and lng the offering, Mason Co. YN. Ron Evans Jackson. . OH ures ["U(.III\ can · the nght to edit, ad at any time. I! . Graphics SOC for small· · «POLICIES« Error• ..(,;. · • start Ya11r Alit WM Akevwenl•lnc:hufe Co•plete . DeKrlf41H • lllldMI• A Price • Awkf ~.... •Include PMHitumHI' Aatl Alliin.. WhM......._. • Mt ._., Rutt J OW,. Sucio:AIHful Ad• Should Include Th•• Items rejett or cencel111y oddedtovourdassifledads Borders $3.00/perad ments, endlor small houses for rant Call 740-441-1111 ior appli· cation & Information. SMell home repair, ·brush euning & tawn service. Free Est. 20 yrs exp. (i'41l) 446-3682 Baument Woterprooflno Unoonditl'ona!llfetime . guarantee. Local n:ifar· ences h.lmlshed. 'Estab· This ccepts only he! anted ads . meetln estandards. lishod 1975. Catl24 Hro: 740·446-0870. RoQ!Ira ~asement -l'OOfing. ·~Servlco Lg. 2br., new paint & ~r· pet $385.00 a mon. • dep. 304-675- nB3. i • �.. Page 84 • fhe Daily Sentinel In M~mory www.mydailysentlnel.c:oni Ronlala H - for Rolli 601)0 f ·% Chi1dfEidorly Can J,me , l I Friday, April 3, 2009 Friday, April 3, 2009 ALLEY,OOP . Help W....., • Gonwal 2 ba. t6xeo. Wanled- Help needed to An you l - e d In ·• $450 per month has app.,ttash & Water pd care for Jnvdlied Person. ~•rdlng potltion? ""'"'· 1ri<!ge, microwave, $600.00 a mon. • ' dep. JA~cco::unti::·n~g~/~fi~··:""':ocial~-=- flex hours. some cook- PAIS 11 currently ac-washer & dryer. Renter 304-675-C..tOO 12-Spm. iii ing, no lifting, some ceptlng eppllcetioM pays utilities. call ckJaning, housing quarte1 lor tht following poal· 740-352.-t376 Accountant: FuH-rime if ne&oed, everything Ilona: ..s......•.. position With ,busy .ac· nogobooable. salary & Direct care- A .tun time 28R, ~ bath close to '1999 Redmond 16•72 countlfl9 office In Galt~ references & etc in first direct care positions for town $400/mo + '""·.2ba. wlfirep'··· must 11s lor iml'l'\el!la_te· empJov- repty, The Dally Sentirlel, Point Pleasanl WV pro- ;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ $400/dep. Utilities not In- ...,. .......,. ment. Accounting degree PO Box 72n A'll v1dinn resldentiaVcommove 304-675-2897. ..--..;~, 111 cl~ 740-339-2494 and experience required. Pomeroy. Of145769 munity 11UII 1tt~inlng wfth lbr. 'In Pt. Pleasan1. $.46~ . Must have good organindividuals with MR/00. mooth. with central belt & Country living 3. 4, & 5 izaticnal skills and the Full time tHCher• u- MorM:Iay· Friday evening atr Hm~stead Retlty Bro- bedrooms Owner will fi· ab~lly to work ~~ alatant. & mid-night shlf1s 5aturker. J04-67S-4024 01' . · enlly with strong attan- .M-F dayUme hours Clay & SUAday daytime, »t-tt7S.o799 nance. ~aH today lor pre- t1on · to detaiL Please $7.70/hr. limited benefitS, evening & mid ni"l'lf Bryan Reeves ~~;:.:~~~-~ BR, 2.5 bllllo. In quaJificatlj)n. (~)215-5774 send resume and rote,. Mn<L resume by Apnl . shilts. High school "'" di• Custom Built 10\jn homo available ences 10 . 7.2000 to Earty Ettuca- ploma or ClEO requirod. homes, roofs, Aprl 1st. Gaa heat gallipolisaccounlant@ tfon Station 817 30th Experience preferred, We driveways gart~~eslpole S850imo .., dep. You pay' CouOtry ~ving· 3·58R, grnall.com Street Pt Plea,sant WV criminal background uttllttes. Call 446-3644- 2·3 SA on property. 01 matl to CL.A 101, PO 25550. check required, must We Haul buildings, tor ~lcaUon. Many noor plans! Easy Bdx 469. Gallipolis. OH have reliable transporta· Limestoneadditions, drywaU; Financing! We own !he 45631 · ConcucHon tion. Hourly rate starting siding, River YieW 2 bedroom, bank. Call today! Gallia·Meigs ·Community at $7.00.$8.50/hr. based · IVC $400 + ·deposit. 866-215-5n4 Act' . king on e)lperlence The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 • .mydailysentinel.com ;::::::::::::::;;:; 2BR houN In Mi<l<llej)Ort 3br. In Mtmoriam In loving memory of husband & dod Da"ellL. Dugan who p;used away 20yrarsago April 3-, 1989 .4/ways so true, unselfish and kind Few in this world are hard to find A beautiful life tlrat rame to an end He died as he lived, everyone's friend. Lov1111nd uully · . ~tfl}!sed by your ~family. . ~~'!""'--,...-- -~""'!- TRUCKING Dump truck 3-4 semce do 31lr.,1t>a.$350.00 • mon Nioe Double w<le. '1600 ~~located in South- ~'. H. lBR 2 Bath, fam· fer those with knowledge ily room, fireplace .on 3 LSW or LCDC Needed: or fumace diagnostics, call 304-675-6349 or lots with eJCtra sewer & Southem Ohio Solutions. rep!llr or installation, siz· Gallipolis on 4th ""v• 2Br ~==::::==~ No pelS. $375/month reiertncea required. Cell 7~1372 or •••-9523 ~ ur - Wanting trailer. smaU hol,lse or apt. to rent in Miegs County allowing 2 neutered declawed in· side cits. have refer· ences, (740)843-5182 ~=====;; !! hnlalt ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;== 05 nice Country setting 3BA 2 bath, black top drfVeway. 3&7-0266 or ... THE 3366 339-. HAS SOMETHING .FOR YOU!! 8 Heat· caH 1-304-373-1011. ron 18 see lng TO<h lor !he Wea- -,....~·~,....,....thonzatioo Prog!1lm. PrelnfoCislon Adminiltrative/ Prafwuional 446-7469 304-674-6000 after 3pm. . Johnson's Mobile Home Park nk:a 2BR mobile home water & traah paid, NoPets.Caii645-050S rent, for 740·949-2237 Trailer 3br., 2ba. in Galllpotis Feny $475. a men. + dep. & ref.304·576-2296. $ 95000 Inc. a private not fof .go to ORVB.oom to. view. ollt h _, ••1 de,_..tL pr c e.. ..._ '"'"" ....388·8654· · ency treatment agency is seeking a tuil tirne coun· ____,...._,....__ • selor to work with juve"AA • Co.untry living 3 or 4 Bedroom 2 Bath · niles In Gallla County. Applicants must hold or Owner will Finan::e 1e be -• Call to be Pre Qualified at ast dose 10 VU" taining a LCDC II or LSW 740-423-9728 ucensure . Job duties in· lude b t t r 'led to - - - . . - - - - c ' u 00 lmt AvOiding ~ foreclosure, asse~ment, · tre~t~ent must sell! Low payoff. planntng. lr'ldlviduat Call 74()-446·3384 co~nsellng, group counsehng, cas~ · manage:-~~-i:'~~~ menf and cns1s intervenFor sal~ 14~72 1997 lbr., :z lion. Please submit re· ba .mobile ~ sume, cover letter and 1-304-n7~-JI51 9am·2pm lhree references by mail affer6(M-f) . to ,S1~phen K. Thoma,S, ~ecutl\le Director, NEW Doubtewldes Southern Ohi9 Solution~, Inc.,. PO Bo)l 145. Gall•· 3br from $299 mo mymldwesthome.com ~olis. Ohio 45631 . You may also fax to 74o-B2B-2750 740-441·2970 or email to ·-"!':!'""'!!'""":'-.:~- fiscal@ovbh.org. "The Proctorville_. Deadline lor submission Difference~ is 4:00 pm on April 19, water hookup. $1 and a deed is all you need to own your dream home. can Now! Freedom Homes 888-565-0167 . Come wotk for atop employer, commmect to offering employment ing calculations, good ~rpentry & math skills, comfortable w/dassroom & opportunhletln our aru training . testing, must be able to work in confined spaces · and heights. · HVAC t10n ' We pay up to $12.25/hr after si• months certifica- preferred. Full Tme employees are needed to provide customer .serviCe 0\let' me phone for Non·Profrt and Conservative Fast·Paced PositiOn. Good Benefits. Send or Gravel· Dirt- AJ-Ume 740·985-4422 L & L The Barn 44087_\VIpple Rd.' Pomeroy,OH (5 Points) New & Used Tires .. We buy used tires, <;omputer wheel alignments. We also do Duel·s.light mechanic work, · complete ser.vice oil -· changes, small engine repair. · We service and Political organiza1ions. deliver resume. and references to GMCAA attentlon. Sandra edwards, B010 N. State Route 7, Cl'leshtre, Ohio, 4S620 by 4-6-09 GMCAA is an r Hiring Full Time PoSitions·(2- 11 pm) 1 Onsite Doctor 1 Weekly Pay & EOE · ::w:""o~rk~ing~-·.·u•pe•rv~ls--or, Bonuses equipment experience a must. lt)dustrlal electrical background a pius, call740-373•1513 r;;;.,.;i;,;i!!!!i!!o!!i!!,;;,,. -- Working En\lironment 1 Complete Benefits Package ~~;:;;;;;;;;;;'"!'"~~~ HI88·1MC-PAYU heavy ·1 Fun & Professional Food S.rvica Manager needed ASAP COMMUNITY HEALTH FAIR Sponsored by Pleasant Valley Hospital Friday, May 8, 2009 · 8 a.m. to Noon Front of PVH Wellness Center OPEN TO THE PUB..IC Various screenings, ·. demonstratipns & ,educational and tech1'191ogy literature For more information please call PVH Education, 304-675-4340, Ext. 2004 Starting Saturday 4/4/09 Computers for Bingo Paying $99.00 a game Bonanza & Early Birds included in packets American Legion Middleport Davison Landscaping LLG Offering Lawn Mowing . in addition to Yard and . patio work. · For your free estimate call . 740-256-1253 S&L Trucking Dump Tnl<k Service We Haul Gravel, Dirt, LlmestollJ', Coal Etc .•• Call Walt or Sandy 740-992-3220 or 740-591-3726 (Cell) North • J 8 ' 9 8 I t A Q '' 9 6 5 • K 12 Welt EasV • K Q 10 9 • 6 53 2 • Q 7 >i • KJ 6 • 4 2' t K7 211625 Bashan Road Racine, OH 45771 I a 740-949-2217 Soulb • A 71 9 A 10 .9 • J 83 • A Q J 10 Hou.-. 7:00am- 8:00 pm BANKS Dealer: South Vulnerable: Both TwJ~ CONSTRUCTION ' co. Pomeroy, Ohio Commerdal• Residential • Free Estimates •" erltra tricks can come lrom dla-.. monds. h looks so nalural to make the holdup play, ducking your heart see at tnck one. Bin whal might happan nsid? Acareless East would lmh)edlate~ re1um his part· ner's lead. A more thoughtful East will Racine, Ohio · 740..247·2019 : OWnera: Jon Van Meter & Paul !lowe with his diamond king and thai dummy has jack·d'oublotonof spade.s. That East will shin to the spade king. Then. whon p: ""'l the diamond finessa falls, you .wKI loso ·t l>.l.Wt>..'<~ ~ E.'1AC.TL'( · five tr~ks: three spad.S, one .heart (at Wl-l.tR£ t M<\ trick one) and one diamond. What does the lead tell you? That Wast has on~ lour hearts. So, If you win trick F'bo '<Ou !· 1-i.~N.t~, C.~\E,F 7. Cell: 74G-416-5047 email: jrehadfrm@aol.com · . · on.e ·and take the diamond linesse, you ca,n lose at most four1i1cks: three hearts l)nd ona diamond. 11 the aighl cards in their sultara apllhlng ! I . - ~Astro- ' , • Ford & Motorciaft Parts • Engines, ' Transfer Cases & Transmissions • Aftermarket ~~;::::::::::::::~ •' MR/00. Mondayhrs.flexible depending on client needs ·. I question• store management e>epe- Any call rienco. Oualilied persons Dannr al 742·2372 or Interested send resumes 508-0e88. Can drop to PO BoK 211:· Chillito- billa off II Rutland Flra the, Of14560t. EOE Station. (41 3, 10, t7 740-992-6971 Insured Free Bs.timates J411-112·1m Stop & Compare For: • Chain Link Fencing & Wood Fencing • Room Additions • Glltllges • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio·s, Porches and Decks YV H NKWRX'S RXSNEOHKOY V· ASI" • l.tTARMS IEWKZZ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "If I create fiom the heart, "'arly everything worl<s; it ~om· the head. almost notl\lng." ·Marc Chagall IMATDliLl d_ fi"ii1) ~ "- .( _ ~~ - -,:: ~ Cl e. W~lO J."-QU· ~J. ~ P ldlrod ~~ CLAY R. POll•\N IJ•.'0 GAMI : -, : you But you -., R I J U N E.J _I' I I 1·LJ . . . . ,. , I· I I r I I KH S WI another · lOOk bad Is aSking ror trouble . Your. •slow bunt ~o Ing up wm merely causa lunhfj!r trouble. Not only will you aufler a loss af prestige; · ·you'll also have lo deal with correcting . your errore. LEO (July 23-Aug. 221- You're Nkaly to be out of sqrts arid attempt to aoothe =~~=....,..::=:::=!~=~!!!~!!!!~~~~~=::::==~~~~~2!~!J · Unfortunately, Your pain by go4ng on a buying ~rea. It won't help one bit, but _It wtn put a emil& on the fao& ot yoUr ci'Od· ·Cell:.740.-416-!S34 1 Not affilatcd with Mike Marcum kOOfLng &. Remodclina seam!e:ss Gutters Rooting, Siding, Clutters fhsured&llooded ·Vinyl Siding •Rapl._n, Wlnctowa · • Rlloflng •Dicka ·Garagea • Pot.-Bulldlngs • Room Addition• Owner: JameaK-11 · 742-2332 Replacement Windom and Vinyl Siding Specialists, LTD (740) 742-2563 • Siding • Vinyl Windows • Metal and Shingle Roofs • Ded<s • Addltioos •l!lectrkal •Plumbing •PoltBarns 'Free Esrillllllts COW and BOY ltors. J()hnsou's Tree Insund.Fne speaking on anytt'llng, important or not You could be eo opinionated ancl . l,i"ylektlng 1hat uaoclates won't know how to talk with you. GU£0 TO 'fOU&U',_ " · VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22)- Vou land to lOOk at both aldel of an bsue befoi!t rM ~T SHAVING OFF mE-CAT Y.OU .... Service G.WpoUs, OH 45631 won't mind (June 21-July 22~- Trying io ralionall:ie your mietakea rnataad of own- 740-985-4141 H&H ·GuHerlng of that you'll need CANCER 47239 Riebel Road, LOng Bottom, OH 25+ earltx ritnce frame thinking pull off your revenge. permll tha clear IIIEW.IMCII,IWIB Construction ' . ZTOS IMTTZ •.. S N AV you lOok aelf-eervli'lg. . · GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Trying to · tlchleva something In order to make can: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION J&L 1. PHBA SNA ' SHZ ' panlon In order to 'direct attenllon to ~ouraelf . You might be su~X:easlul, but . not in the way yo1.1 think. II will only_make 74Q-653-9657 ... " H '·z Z G A A B T X K F S' H X J A Rt~ar;o_nQo· ·ltttGrt of . the could put things ott so long that It'll be too late to ~tan anything, Irritating everyone. 'TAURUS (April 2D-May 20) - Jealousy might cause you to try to Opslage a com· with David Lewis what TocJay's c/tle: Fequals C . V fo•r Kromblod wOld. bolcw .10 form four. slrnplo ~rds, . S1turfty, Aprll4, 2000 . By Bernie. ltde ~I In the ye11r ahead, look for some QOn· s'tru:ctlve changes In your ol.lllook and/or attitude tO lake hold. Vo'ur new QOtture will benefit you tremendously, but don't think there aren't other flawa that could sllll use some polishing. proJY~Ised. friday •· PUZZIIR p~ .- W~:r!. your, responslbllltll!l!l and do 29 Yeors Experience by Luis Campos . • {Maroh 21 ·AprH 19) ...,.. Normally, you can be relied uPon to tal(e care of • New Homes .. • Garages • Complete Remodeling 54 Roll model, 7 Waatea time rod-handed nilybe 8 onoman 30 Fobrlc · 55 Almolt Utlo ilample g1'11111 9 Mu out 35 Booll 10 'tlnutender or mapo Ct'etny Cilt1er t:f)'piO!J&'llS ¥e created lr1111 (li.daliont by 18fi'IOUJ people:, 1)85 and l)'tttnl ' Each letter 1n the ti/lhe! stlflds lol anoth,· n . ARIES RIBERT BISSEll CIISTimiH 29 Catches MQmenl 49 LMin 101 _., 51 CIIIVI cooler 53 Mlllure CELEBRITY CIPHER 4·4, win trick one and go about your business. · · IL Direct ·Care· A full lime '::====== hlmoell Gett accut10111111 Pl,lor to Rhino ,.,.. Hlelory : Yelloof· · -tight 48 FUm 37 . _ 43 48 46 47 ln-+-1-.. notice thaf hE! Is going to be getting it1 · . dir&ct car& position for Ripley WV providing residentiaVcommunity skill trainlnQ with individuals re· nalghbor 58 Cake lr>gredlenl . · 59 Recipe qty. . 12 Hsmburgtr 60 Permit allta · 61 Mack and 17 AoMrt ltoppel 19 lloaallng 21 Tllln . DOWN !Mierlal 22 CoiUIM 1 Vegaa type leacHn 23 Regards 2 Genno highly 3 "Diamond 24 F11'8Welll Ul" 26 Whipped 4 -Drope up · 5 Guitar port 28 Kim of 6 Fritz, to "Vertigo" lnlmp. West leads tns heart two and East puts up tho k~ What ;woold you do? · As ·regular reader& will know. North Was ·right to jump to three no-111.1mp. Anytlffi!l you have a long mii')Or and know partner · has some fit, think'ihree no-trump. The .I rail· able lransponatlon. ~-P_u_bl_lc_N_o_l_lc_e__ Hour1y rat& starting at $8.50-$9Jhr. based bn 1984 Ford E--350 Van expenence 4x4, Mileage 62,655; call1-304-373-t01t. 480 engine, Automatic. ";;;::iij;;jj;;ji::;:;;"'t.ock In I Lock out Stora Optndlng P•rt~ hubs, Dual Exhaust, nor Po1(Uon In Galllpo- Yin 11 FDJS34l2EHB II• OH -Compensation 1213t Pl!ckage ;ncludes protn Min. Bid of $t,OOO.OQ shanng. ,Resume and Dollara. Taking bldo1111 ' roqulrod. Monday, April zoth, . reteronces Must have strong ratings, 7:00 p.m., Blda open at losde11!hip lind work ath· 7:30 11 R~lland Fire ics, ~ith high volume Dept. olope 57 Wyo. · w~l You have seven top tricks: one spade, one heart, one diamond and lour clubs. on S,4VIHGS Shop Classlfleds! ....... 56 Tacld81 "Gnel can take care ~ itseW. but to gel the tu1 value ot. ~ joy, you must have somebody to divide Ww~. • • !loom Add Mione & RemOdeling • New Garilgtll • Electrical & Plumbing • Roofing & Guttere • Vinyl Siding & Painting • Patio f!.nd Porch jllow Selling: 36 C-pl 3e Sundial numeral 39 C!At 40 Most~ave 52 lniecl Mark Twain, who died~ 1910, claimed: far the following polllions: backgroUnd check · qulred, must have - K8Zin If ,you make your contract1 partner ,.,==---- .e.;;, do' ,...11M_" up to .. 40 tirs a .week. High school diploma or GED required. EXpeti· ence preferred, crlmlnel Eall All pass so you succeed Custom Home Building .S1eel Frame Buildings Building. Remodeling Geneml repair www.banlrsc<lb.coor von""" ~ 74o-446-9104 or e-mail Wan1ed- ·reliable lady to to LLCOCAREO.COM PAIS l1 currentlY accepting ojJpllcltlone , SNT Their suit divides, (748) 992-SOO'J . , I rcieiiAJ'LmiPl North Pass Opening lea~: • 2 http:H)obtJnfoc!•~.com Art you Interested In I -ardlng pcoltlon? West I NT -o- · The Dally Sentln.el. PO have paid ••P- top pay Bo• 729-44, Pomorpy, lor the right person . Oh 45769 304-675·3600. . . S.Uib " - by CASSmY•. "!!" 11, . from /l4pid City, S<>ulh Ooko1rl ~~~~~- DlltoolrNGS·FADM 0011 'IOO'IW 'WII)t;.ltY""i' .' ' - clean house every wk .. must' . heve ·references , WANTED vO!Jr wage requirements Automotive or small in reply, F'omeroy area, engine tech., must • 843 • 9 6 5 Ext. 2454 at Tudors Bfscuit World. OHI3·00 channel 50 Top athleta (llyph.l You are. South, the declarer in three no· 888-517·2549 ence necessary. Need 7 ladles to sell Health/Retirement & ;-A ...,. 11740-«S·"".::a Benems. Fax resume to before Match 740-742-3411 Hill's Self Storage App~Today! in pt,_ PleasanJ . , please drop off resume fit 2322 Primerica . • Largest FiAve. Point nancial Services and 2009 - SOS Is an Equal Jackson Employer Pleasant WV Marketing OrQBtllzation Oruv.rtunity l"t"' . that of1ers ,excellent com· in North America - NEW petitive salaries and H.lp Want.d .. Genaral Office coming to Gallipo· benefilS. lis, OH · Recruiting PT & Day time babysiqer pre!- FT. · Call AI LlnWQOd erably to co"" to my 74o-249·2226 house 'but- optiooal must ~"'~'":._.:"~':..,;;,;m;;;,:;..,.~,•,~,p...w ..•~•k· have references. ing with horses to work at a 388-8755 or 645·3125 stable 304-6'/5-2J08 or . Mikki's Dance Instruction ·50's- Ballroom- Country Une Dancing- Clogging Instructor: Mikki Casto-Saker Old Central School Gym . ' 1200 Main St. Pt. Pleasant, WV April 6 & 10 (Mon & Fri) · 5-6:30pm -· Chlldren: Grades 1-e $3 7-9 pm Adults $5 Teens $3 Discount prices lor both days 675-7621 or etc. anna 11 Historic shrine 13 Kind of oyltll!l 14 Firm up 15 Coli of yom 16-Ballroom lfancH (hyph,) 18 tliOck mark 20 Snow crystel · 21 Cap brim 23 NASA counteiJ)IIt 24 JHr 25 -de plume 27 Tmrmo 31 Yang com· trlement 32 ilrnack a mosquho 33 Ghoo!ly noioe . · 34 F1m dlrtclllr An-10 Pr..io<la PjiDio · share your joy. It ·you go doWn, your opponents wll share their joy, but you mighl bo-on your own with tho grlol, Try to have a joyous on<l'to this deal. Approximately ten hours Service Technician. posl. ';:. week. Drivel's license tiQn. available· tor diesel & drug test required. Call and hydraulics. Experi· .. Broad Run Gun Club Sunday, April 5th ·· 680/Siug Phillip Alder winterize boats and RV 's. (740) 992-5344 Mon-Fri 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Sat. 8:00am- 12 We appreciate your ~O:O:Irt~Bu"'s-.te"'ro"':l"'s~lo"'o"'kl.,ng""":'to"r- ;;;104 ;;;·;;;'9;;;1.; ' 14 ;;;99,;;·, , , , . , someone tO clean · Mon. Mec:hanics Thur. &: Fri. evenings. ~~'"'!~~~~ ~eating Sunset Homes . 41. JUII9frlu 42 Tate 1 VIP • 44 Raccoon transport ,_. s Goote egg 44 Yummr pte B It hat long 49 lk>ortl ACROSS ·--~~ R.L. HOLLON NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE Estimates.:IOyn llxp. 740-441-9387 f) g~fc:~\ nnus 10 SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS 411/W Lavish - Grief- Mound - Heyday- OVER AGAIN "It's better to make new mistakes:" the teach~rt~ld il . student, "than make the same ones OVER AGArN." · ARLO & JANIS · UBRA {Sept. 23-0ct. 23)- Don't a;~~pect aomeone you've helped In the past to do everything for you tor the rest of his or' Rkk JohlliOII.()wner her uta. No favor Ia that big, and, at a cer- tain point, you must fend tor yourMII. .SCORPIO (Oct. ~Nov. 22) -It's good CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION ·IO.be oplfl'l"!lstlc, buteh'lva to be realistic and practical as wall. Volir hopes MM:I ,~._. · deslrea aren'l 'l!lpt to be · fulfilled It you strue!ure Roonng. Siding, Soffit. ~ks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, RemodBiing, Room l i ~-:11 ~,....::;-----J :.....JLJ '----------' ~..1..-..... I l 50METIMe~ MAKE Additions Local Conll'llclllr 740.367..0544 FraeEetlm740-367..0536 PO()It I'!!CI510N5 ' HA!HA!IIAI HAIHAIIIAI · HAIHAIHAI r l-IKE 'fHINKINIO YOU MIGrH'f BE 740-591-8044 Please leave messa e S.AGITTAAIUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21) - ·realistic abQul What vou attempt. ' CAPRICORN (Dec . 22-Jan. 19) - Although you might hav.e soma lrienda VlhO can eJCaggerate auecesatUIIy, you'll !WMPA'fHE'fiC. ' ' be called on any tAll tales you tell. If you stretch the trulh, you'll be caught ln the lie. I. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -Take ample tirntl to accurately uaeu anY financial axpendllul'tl and what II would me•n 10 your *Prompt and Quality Work *Reasonable Rales' *Experienced References Available! fall Gary Stanley @ on unreslls· · DisaPPOintment or !oss Is l(ll(tremety probable II you bank too heavily on luck ------....,..~-:--:----.:'1 or chance to Pull off some te&t& you don't have the skills to aocofnpllsh alone. Be Stanley TreeTrimming &Removal *Insured your opectatlons tic premlaas. l :I I • 1- ~ 'Jimmot\ ~ 15ECAU$E t , JM'1 \\Mt 'i/OZEO bank account. If you make a11 8fl'Qf, II could tum out to b6 more costly than you can atto!JI. PISCES (Feb. ~-March ~20) A&gardleaa of how nard you tfY, ~~ auma Impossible to plaau canaln people and 98ln apprec!Jiion from them. Baolc away from lhoae who ~-": n.u-tiVIIIy tnd GRIZZWELLS Cift A. L\m.E IIi ti.A'SS .LIKE I~ ~ F"A\JLT ~M \~ ~ f'OR\~6- - - -·----. "W.Y take you for Qrt"~· souP·ro NUTZ PSI CONSTRUCTION !19om Additions, Remodelin&, Metal & SMngle Roofs, New Homes, Siding, De<ks, Bothroom Remodeling. Licensed & lnsurod I I I I I .,.I I I.I ---~·------- �.. Page 84 • fhe Daily Sentinel In M~mory www.mydailysentlnel.c:oni Ronlala H - for Rolli 601)0 f ·% Chi1dfEidorly Can J,me , l I Friday, April 3, 2009 Friday, April 3, 2009 ALLEY,OOP . Help W....., • Gonwal 2 ba. t6xeo. Wanled- Help needed to An you l - e d In ·• $450 per month has app.,ttash & Water pd care for Jnvdlied Person. ~•rdlng potltion? ""'"'· 1ri<!ge, microwave, $600.00 a mon. • ' dep. JA~cco::unti::·n~g~/~fi~··:""':ocial~-=- flex hours. some cook- PAIS 11 currently ac-washer & dryer. Renter 304-675-C..tOO 12-Spm. iii ing, no lifting, some ceptlng eppllcetioM pays utilities. call ckJaning, housing quarte1 lor tht following poal· 740-352.-t376 Accountant: FuH-rime if ne&oed, everything Ilona: ..s......•.. position With ,busy .ac· nogobooable. salary & Direct care- A .tun time 28R, ~ bath close to '1999 Redmond 16•72 countlfl9 office In Galt~ references & etc in first direct care positions for town $400/mo + '""·.2ba. wlfirep'··· must 11s lor iml'l'\el!la_te· empJov- repty, The Dally Sentirlel, Point Pleasanl WV pro- ;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ $400/dep. Utilities not In- ...,. .......,. ment. Accounting degree PO Box 72n A'll v1dinn resldentiaVcommove 304-675-2897. ..--..;~, 111 cl~ 740-339-2494 and experience required. Pomeroy. Of145769 munity 11UII 1tt~inlng wfth lbr. 'In Pt. Pleasan1. $.46~ . Must have good organindividuals with MR/00. mooth. with central belt & Country living 3. 4, & 5 izaticnal skills and the Full time tHCher• u- MorM:Iay· Friday evening atr Hm~stead Retlty Bro- bedrooms Owner will fi· ab~lly to work ~~ alatant. & mid-night shlf1s 5aturker. J04-67S-4024 01' . · enlly with strong attan- .M-F dayUme hours Clay & SUAday daytime, »t-tt7S.o799 nance. ~aH today lor pre- t1on · to detaiL Please $7.70/hr. limited benefitS, evening & mid ni"l'lf Bryan Reeves ~~;:.:~~~-~ BR, 2.5 bllllo. In quaJificatlj)n. (~)215-5774 send resume and rote,. Mn<L resume by Apnl . shilts. High school "'" di• Custom Built 10\jn homo available ences 10 . 7.2000 to Earty Ettuca- ploma or ClEO requirod. homes, roofs, Aprl 1st. Gaa heat gallipolisaccounlant@ tfon Station 817 30th Experience preferred, We driveways gart~~eslpole S850imo .., dep. You pay' CouOtry ~ving· 3·58R, grnall.com Street Pt Plea,sant WV criminal background uttllttes. Call 446-3644- 2·3 SA on property. 01 matl to CL.A 101, PO 25550. check required, must We Haul buildings, tor ~lcaUon. Many noor plans! Easy Bdx 469. Gallipolis. OH have reliable transporta· Limestoneadditions, drywaU; Financing! We own !he 45631 · ConcucHon tion. Hourly rate starting siding, River YieW 2 bedroom, bank. Call today! Gallia·Meigs ·Community at $7.00.$8.50/hr. based · IVC $400 + ·deposit. 866-215-5n4 Act' . king on e)lperlence The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 • .mydailysentinel.com ;::::::::::::::;;:; 2BR houN In Mi<l<llej)Ort 3br. In Mtmoriam In loving memory of husband & dod Da"ellL. Dugan who p;used away 20yrarsago April 3-, 1989 .4/ways so true, unselfish and kind Few in this world are hard to find A beautiful life tlrat rame to an end He died as he lived, everyone's friend. Lov1111nd uully · . ~tfl}!sed by your ~family. . ~~'!""'--,...-- -~""'!- TRUCKING Dump truck 3-4 semce do 31lr.,1t>a.$350.00 • mon Nioe Double w<le. '1600 ~~located in South- ~'. H. lBR 2 Bath, fam· fer those with knowledge ily room, fireplace .on 3 LSW or LCDC Needed: or fumace diagnostics, call 304-675-6349 or lots with eJCtra sewer & Southem Ohio Solutions. rep!llr or installation, siz· Gallipolis on 4th ""v• 2Br ~==::::==~ No pelS. $375/month reiertncea required. Cell 7~1372 or •••-9523 ~ ur - Wanting trailer. smaU hol,lse or apt. to rent in Miegs County allowing 2 neutered declawed in· side cits. have refer· ences, (740)843-5182 ~=====;; !! hnlalt ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;== 05 nice Country setting 3BA 2 bath, black top drfVeway. 3&7-0266 or ... THE 3366 339-. HAS SOMETHING .FOR YOU!! 8 Heat· caH 1-304-373-1011. ron 18 see lng TO<h lor !he Wea- -,....~·~,....,....thonzatioo Prog!1lm. PrelnfoCislon Adminiltrative/ Prafwuional 446-7469 304-674-6000 after 3pm. . Johnson's Mobile Home Park nk:a 2BR mobile home water & traah paid, NoPets.Caii645-050S rent, for 740·949-2237 Trailer 3br., 2ba. in Galllpotis Feny $475. a men. + dep. & ref.304·576-2296. $ 95000 Inc. a private not fof .go to ORVB.oom to. view. ollt h _, ••1 de,_..tL pr c e.. ..._ '"'"" ....388·8654· · ency treatment agency is seeking a tuil tirne coun· ____,...._,....__ • selor to work with juve"AA • Co.untry living 3 or 4 Bedroom 2 Bath · niles In Gallla County. Applicants must hold or Owner will Finan::e 1e be -• Call to be Pre Qualified at ast dose 10 VU" taining a LCDC II or LSW 740-423-9728 ucensure . Job duties in· lude b t t r 'led to - - - . . - - - - c ' u 00 lmt AvOiding ~ foreclosure, asse~ment, · tre~t~ent must sell! Low payoff. planntng. lr'ldlviduat Call 74()-446·3384 co~nsellng, group counsehng, cas~ · manage:-~~-i:'~~~ menf and cns1s intervenFor sal~ 14~72 1997 lbr., :z lion. Please submit re· ba .mobile ~ sume, cover letter and 1-304-n7~-JI51 9am·2pm lhree references by mail affer6(M-f) . to ,S1~phen K. Thoma,S, ~ecutl\le Director, NEW Doubtewldes Southern Ohi9 Solution~, Inc.,. PO Bo)l 145. Gall•· 3br from $299 mo mymldwesthome.com ~olis. Ohio 45631 . You may also fax to 74o-B2B-2750 740-441·2970 or email to ·-"!':!'""'!!'""":'-.:~- fiscal@ovbh.org. "The Proctorville_. Deadline lor submission Difference~ is 4:00 pm on April 19, water hookup. $1 and a deed is all you need to own your dream home. can Now! Freedom Homes 888-565-0167 . Come wotk for atop employer, commmect to offering employment ing calculations, good ~rpentry & math skills, comfortable w/dassroom & opportunhletln our aru training . testing, must be able to work in confined spaces · and heights. · HVAC t10n ' We pay up to $12.25/hr after si• months certifica- preferred. Full Tme employees are needed to provide customer .serviCe 0\let' me phone for Non·Profrt and Conservative Fast·Paced PositiOn. Good Benefits. Send or Gravel· Dirt- AJ-Ume 740·985-4422 L & L The Barn 44087_\VIpple Rd.' Pomeroy,OH (5 Points) New & Used Tires .. We buy used tires, <;omputer wheel alignments. We also do Duel·s.light mechanic work, · complete ser.vice oil -· changes, small engine repair. · We service and Political organiza1ions. deliver resume. and references to GMCAA attentlon. Sandra edwards, B010 N. State Route 7, Cl'leshtre, Ohio, 4S620 by 4-6-09 GMCAA is an r Hiring Full Time PoSitions·(2- 11 pm) 1 Onsite Doctor 1 Weekly Pay & EOE · ::w:""o~rk~ing~-·.·u•pe•rv~ls--or, Bonuses equipment experience a must. lt)dustrlal electrical background a pius, call740-373•1513 r;;;.,.;i;,;i!!!!i!!o!!i!!,;;,,. -- Working En\lironment 1 Complete Benefits Package ~~;:;;;;;;;;;;'"!'"~~~ HI88·1MC-PAYU heavy ·1 Fun & Professional Food S.rvica Manager needed ASAP COMMUNITY HEALTH FAIR Sponsored by Pleasant Valley Hospital Friday, May 8, 2009 · 8 a.m. to Noon Front of PVH Wellness Center OPEN TO THE PUB..IC Various screenings, ·. demonstratipns & ,educational and tech1'191ogy literature For more information please call PVH Education, 304-675-4340, Ext. 2004 Starting Saturday 4/4/09 Computers for Bingo Paying $99.00 a game Bonanza & Early Birds included in packets American Legion Middleport Davison Landscaping LLG Offering Lawn Mowing . in addition to Yard and . patio work. · For your free estimate call . 740-256-1253 S&L Trucking Dump Tnl<k Service We Haul Gravel, Dirt, LlmestollJ', Coal Etc .•• Call Walt or Sandy 740-992-3220 or 740-591-3726 (Cell) North • J 8 ' 9 8 I t A Q '' 9 6 5 • K 12 Welt EasV • K Q 10 9 • 6 53 2 • Q 7 >i • KJ 6 • 4 2' t K7 211625 Bashan Road Racine, OH 45771 I a 740-949-2217 Soulb • A 71 9 A 10 .9 • J 83 • A Q J 10 Hou.-. 7:00am- 8:00 pm BANKS Dealer: South Vulnerable: Both TwJ~ CONSTRUCTION ' co. Pomeroy, Ohio Commerdal• Residential • Free Estimates •" erltra tricks can come lrom dla-.. monds. h looks so nalural to make the holdup play, ducking your heart see at tnck one. Bin whal might happan nsid? Acareless East would lmh)edlate~ re1um his part· ner's lead. A more thoughtful East will Racine, Ohio · 740..247·2019 : OWnera: Jon Van Meter & Paul !lowe with his diamond king and thai dummy has jack·d'oublotonof spade.s. That East will shin to the spade king. Then. whon p: ""'l the diamond finessa falls, you .wKI loso ·t l>.l.Wt>..'<~ ~ E.'1AC.TL'( · five tr~ks: three spad.S, one .heart (at Wl-l.tR£ t M<\ trick one) and one diamond. What does the lead tell you? That Wast has on~ lour hearts. So, If you win trick F'bo '<Ou !· 1-i.~N.t~, C.~\E,F 7. Cell: 74G-416-5047 email: jrehadfrm@aol.com · . · on.e ·and take the diamond linesse, you ca,n lose at most four1i1cks: three hearts l)nd ona diamond. 11 the aighl cards in their sultara apllhlng ! I . - ~Astro- ' , • Ford & Motorciaft Parts • Engines, ' Transfer Cases & Transmissions • Aftermarket ~~;::::::::::::::~ •' MR/00. Mondayhrs.flexible depending on client needs ·. I question• store management e>epe- Any call rienco. Oualilied persons Dannr al 742·2372 or Interested send resumes 508-0e88. Can drop to PO BoK 211:· Chillito- billa off II Rutland Flra the, Of14560t. EOE Station. (41 3, 10, t7 740-992-6971 Insured Free Bs.timates J411-112·1m Stop & Compare For: • Chain Link Fencing & Wood Fencing • Room Additions • Glltllges • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio·s, Porches and Decks YV H NKWRX'S RXSNEOHKOY V· ASI" • l.tTARMS IEWKZZ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "If I create fiom the heart, "'arly everything worl<s; it ~om· the head. almost notl\lng." ·Marc Chagall IMATDliLl d_ fi"ii1) ~ "- .( _ ~~ - -,:: ~ Cl e. W~lO J."-QU· ~J. ~ P ldlrod ~~ CLAY R. POll•\N IJ•.'0 GAMI : -, : you But you -., R I J U N E.J _I' I I 1·LJ . . . . ,. , I· I I r I I KH S WI another · lOOk bad Is aSking ror trouble . Your. •slow bunt ~o Ing up wm merely causa lunhfj!r trouble. Not only will you aufler a loss af prestige; · ·you'll also have lo deal with correcting . your errore. LEO (July 23-Aug. 221- You're Nkaly to be out of sqrts arid attempt to aoothe =~~=....,..::=:::=!~=~!!!~!!!!~~~~~=::::==~~~~~2!~!J · Unfortunately, Your pain by go4ng on a buying ~rea. It won't help one bit, but _It wtn put a emil& on the fao& ot yoUr ci'Od· ·Cell:.740.-416-!S34 1 Not affilatcd with Mike Marcum kOOfLng &. Remodclina seam!e:ss Gutters Rooting, Siding, Clutters fhsured&llooded ·Vinyl Siding •Rapl._n, Wlnctowa · • Rlloflng •Dicka ·Garagea • Pot.-Bulldlngs • Room Addition• Owner: JameaK-11 · 742-2332 Replacement Windom and Vinyl Siding Specialists, LTD (740) 742-2563 • Siding • Vinyl Windows • Metal and Shingle Roofs • Ded<s • Addltioos •l!lectrkal •Plumbing •PoltBarns 'Free Esrillllllts COW and BOY ltors. J()hnsou's Tree Insund.Fne speaking on anytt'llng, important or not You could be eo opinionated ancl . l,i"ylektlng 1hat uaoclates won't know how to talk with you. GU£0 TO 'fOU&U',_ " · VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22)- Vou land to lOOk at both aldel of an bsue befoi!t rM ~T SHAVING OFF mE-CAT Y.OU .... Service G.WpoUs, OH 45631 won't mind (June 21-July 22~- Trying io ralionall:ie your mietakea rnataad of own- 740-985-4141 H&H ·GuHerlng of that you'll need CANCER 47239 Riebel Road, LOng Bottom, OH 25+ earltx ritnce frame thinking pull off your revenge. permll tha clear IIIEW.IMCII,IWIB Construction ' . ZTOS IMTTZ •.. S N AV you lOok aelf-eervli'lg. . · GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Trying to · tlchleva something In order to make can: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION J&L 1. PHBA SNA ' SHZ ' panlon In order to 'direct attenllon to ~ouraelf . You might be su~X:easlul, but . not in the way yo1.1 think. II will only_make 74Q-653-9657 ... " H '·z Z G A A B T X K F S' H X J A Rt~ar;o_nQo· ·ltttGrt of . the could put things ott so long that It'll be too late to ~tan anything, Irritating everyone. 'TAURUS (April 2D-May 20) - Jealousy might cause you to try to Opslage a com· with David Lewis what TocJay's c/tle: Fequals C . V fo•r Kromblod wOld. bolcw .10 form four. slrnplo ~rds, . S1turfty, Aprll4, 2000 . By Bernie. ltde ~I In the ye11r ahead, look for some QOn· s'tru:ctlve changes In your ol.lllook and/or attitude tO lake hold. Vo'ur new QOtture will benefit you tremendously, but don't think there aren't other flawa that could sllll use some polishing. proJY~Ised. friday •· PUZZIIR p~ .- W~:r!. your, responslbllltll!l!l and do 29 Yeors Experience by Luis Campos . • {Maroh 21 ·AprH 19) ...,.. Normally, you can be relied uPon to tal(e care of • New Homes .. • Garages • Complete Remodeling 54 Roll model, 7 Waatea time rod-handed nilybe 8 onoman 30 Fobrlc · 55 Almolt Utlo ilample g1'11111 9 Mu out 35 Booll 10 'tlnutender or mapo Ct'etny Cilt1er t:f)'piO!J&'llS ¥e created lr1111 (li.daliont by 18fi'IOUJ people:, 1)85 and l)'tttnl ' Each letter 1n the ti/lhe! stlflds lol anoth,· n . ARIES RIBERT BISSEll CIISTimiH 29 Catches MQmenl 49 LMin 101 _., 51 CIIIVI cooler 53 Mlllure CELEBRITY CIPHER 4·4, win trick one and go about your business. · · IL Direct ·Care· A full lime '::====== hlmoell Gett accut10111111 Pl,lor to Rhino ,.,.. Hlelory : Yelloof· · -tight 48 FUm 37 . _ 43 48 46 47 ln-+-1-.. notice thaf hE! Is going to be getting it1 · . dir&ct car& position for Ripley WV providing residentiaVcommunity skill trainlnQ with individuals re· nalghbor 58 Cake lr>gredlenl . · 59 Recipe qty. . 12 Hsmburgtr 60 Permit allta · 61 Mack and 17 AoMrt ltoppel 19 lloaallng 21 Tllln . DOWN !Mierlal 22 CoiUIM 1 Vegaa type leacHn 23 Regards 2 Genno highly 3 "Diamond 24 F11'8Welll Ul" 26 Whipped 4 -Drope up · 5 Guitar port 28 Kim of 6 Fritz, to "Vertigo" lnlmp. West leads tns heart two and East puts up tho k~ What ;woold you do? · As ·regular reader& will know. North Was ·right to jump to three no-111.1mp. Anytlffi!l you have a long mii')Or and know partner · has some fit, think'ihree no-trump. The .I rail· able lransponatlon. ~-P_u_bl_lc_N_o_l_lc_e__ Hour1y rat& starting at $8.50-$9Jhr. based bn 1984 Ford E--350 Van expenence 4x4, Mileage 62,655; call1-304-373-t01t. 480 engine, Automatic. ";;;::iij;;jj;;ji::;:;;"'t.ock In I Lock out Stora Optndlng P•rt~ hubs, Dual Exhaust, nor Po1(Uon In Galllpo- Yin 11 FDJS34l2EHB II• OH -Compensation 1213t Pl!ckage ;ncludes protn Min. Bid of $t,OOO.OQ shanng. ,Resume and Dollara. Taking bldo1111 ' roqulrod. Monday, April zoth, . reteronces Must have strong ratings, 7:00 p.m., Blda open at losde11!hip lind work ath· 7:30 11 R~lland Fire ics, ~ith high volume Dept. olope 57 Wyo. · w~l You have seven top tricks: one spade, one heart, one diamond and lour clubs. on S,4VIHGS Shop Classlfleds! ....... 56 Tacld81 "Gnel can take care ~ itseW. but to gel the tu1 value ot. ~ joy, you must have somebody to divide Ww~. • • !loom Add Mione & RemOdeling • New Garilgtll • Electrical & Plumbing • Roofing & Guttere • Vinyl Siding & Painting • Patio f!.nd Porch jllow Selling: 36 C-pl 3e Sundial numeral 39 C!At 40 Most~ave 52 lniecl Mark Twain, who died~ 1910, claimed: far the following polllions: backgroUnd check · qulred, must have - K8Zin If ,you make your contract1 partner ,.,==---- .e.;;, do' ,...11M_" up to .. 40 tirs a .week. High school diploma or GED required. EXpeti· ence preferred, crlmlnel Eall All pass so you succeed Custom Home Building .S1eel Frame Buildings Building. Remodeling Geneml repair www.banlrsc<lb.coor von""" ~ 74o-446-9104 or e-mail Wan1ed- ·reliable lady to to LLCOCAREO.COM PAIS l1 currentlY accepting ojJpllcltlone , SNT Their suit divides, (748) 992-SOO'J . , I rcieiiAJ'LmiPl North Pass Opening lea~: • 2 http:H)obtJnfoc!•~.com Art you Interested In I -ardlng pcoltlon? West I NT -o- · The Dally Sentln.el. PO have paid ••P- top pay Bo• 729-44, Pomorpy, lor the right person . Oh 45769 304-675·3600. . . S.Uib " - by CASSmY•. "!!" 11, . from /l4pid City, S<>ulh Ooko1rl ~~~~~- DlltoolrNGS·FADM 0011 'IOO'IW 'WII)t;.ltY""i' .' ' - clean house every wk .. must' . heve ·references , WANTED vO!Jr wage requirements Automotive or small in reply, F'omeroy area, engine tech., must • 843 • 9 6 5 Ext. 2454 at Tudors Bfscuit World. OHI3·00 channel 50 Top athleta (llyph.l You are. South, the declarer in three no· 888-517·2549 ence necessary. Need 7 ladles to sell Health/Retirement & ;-A ...,. 11740-«S·"".::a Benems. Fax resume to before Match 740-742-3411 Hill's Self Storage App~Today! in pt,_ PleasanJ . , please drop off resume fit 2322 Primerica . • Largest FiAve. Point nancial Services and 2009 - SOS Is an Equal Jackson Employer Pleasant WV Marketing OrQBtllzation Oruv.rtunity l"t"' . that of1ers ,excellent com· in North America - NEW petitive salaries and H.lp Want.d .. Genaral Office coming to Gallipo· benefilS. lis, OH · Recruiting PT & Day time babysiqer pre!- FT. · Call AI LlnWQOd erably to co"" to my 74o-249·2226 house 'but- optiooal must ~"'~'":._.:"~':..,;;,;m;;;,:;..,.~,•,~,p...w ..•~•k· have references. ing with horses to work at a 388-8755 or 645·3125 stable 304-6'/5-2J08 or . Mikki's Dance Instruction ·50's- Ballroom- Country Une Dancing- Clogging Instructor: Mikki Casto-Saker Old Central School Gym . ' 1200 Main St. Pt. Pleasant, WV April 6 & 10 (Mon & Fri) · 5-6:30pm -· Chlldren: Grades 1-e $3 7-9 pm Adults $5 Teens $3 Discount prices lor both days 675-7621 or etc. anna 11 Historic shrine 13 Kind of oyltll!l 14 Firm up 15 Coli of yom 16-Ballroom lfancH (hyph,) 18 tliOck mark 20 Snow crystel · 21 Cap brim 23 NASA counteiJ)IIt 24 JHr 25 -de plume 27 Tmrmo 31 Yang com· trlement 32 ilrnack a mosquho 33 Ghoo!ly noioe . · 34 F1m dlrtclllr An-10 Pr..io<la PjiDio · share your joy. It ·you go doWn, your opponents wll share their joy, but you mighl bo-on your own with tho grlol, Try to have a joyous on<l'to this deal. Approximately ten hours Service Technician. posl. ';:. week. Drivel's license tiQn. available· tor diesel & drug test required. Call and hydraulics. Experi· .. Broad Run Gun Club Sunday, April 5th ·· 680/Siug Phillip Alder winterize boats and RV 's. (740) 992-5344 Mon-Fri 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Sat. 8:00am- 12 We appreciate your ~O:O:Irt~Bu"'s-.te"'ro"':l"'s~lo"'o"'kl.,ng""":'to"r- ;;;104 ;;;·;;;'9;;;1.; ' 14 ;;;99,;;·, , , , . , someone tO clean · Mon. Mec:hanics Thur. &: Fri. evenings. ~~'"'!~~~~ ~eating Sunset Homes . 41. JUII9frlu 42 Tate 1 VIP • 44 Raccoon transport ,_. s Goote egg 44 Yummr pte B It hat long 49 lk>ortl ACROSS ·--~~ R.L. HOLLON NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE Estimates.:IOyn llxp. 740-441-9387 f) g~fc:~\ nnus 10 SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS 411/W Lavish - Grief- Mound - Heyday- OVER AGAIN "It's better to make new mistakes:" the teach~rt~ld il . student, "than make the same ones OVER AGArN." · ARLO & JANIS · UBRA {Sept. 23-0ct. 23)- Don't a;~~pect aomeone you've helped In the past to do everything for you tor the rest of his or' Rkk JohlliOII.()wner her uta. No favor Ia that big, and, at a cer- tain point, you must fend tor yourMII. .SCORPIO (Oct. ~Nov. 22) -It's good CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION ·IO.be oplfl'l"!lstlc, buteh'lva to be realistic and practical as wall. Volir hopes MM:I ,~._. · deslrea aren'l 'l!lpt to be · fulfilled It you strue!ure Roonng. Siding, Soffit. ~ks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, RemodBiing, Room l i ~-:11 ~,....::;-----J :.....JLJ '----------' ~..1..-..... I l 50METIMe~ MAKE Additions Local Conll'llclllr 740.367..0544 FraeEetlm740-367..0536 PO()It I'!!CI510N5 ' HA!HA!IIAI HAIHAIIIAI · HAIHAIHAI r l-IKE 'fHINKINIO YOU MIGrH'f BE 740-591-8044 Please leave messa e S.AGITTAAIUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21) - ·realistic abQul What vou attempt. ' CAPRICORN (Dec . 22-Jan. 19) - Although you might hav.e soma lrienda VlhO can eJCaggerate auecesatUIIy, you'll !WMPA'fHE'fiC. ' ' be called on any tAll tales you tell. If you stretch the trulh, you'll be caught ln the lie. I. 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Johnson ~ won for the first time all season but , it was his sixtil Martinsville ~ctory and fifth in the last six races at the short.tracK. The No. 48 Chevrolet was unimpressive in the earty laps. Ahundred laps in, Johnson was running 25th. De~ny Hamlin, a na- MARK MARTIN ·races greater of their parts. The Relief 500 , ; was best.race of the season ·· to date. · · : .,.;~lmmie Johnson haS won 41 • $eS· in his career, which only : dates back to 2002. He Is by ; far the sport's most successful i. driver, though not even close to : Its most popular. ' 1> David Reutimann re(llBins the : .. on!)'·genuine surprise in the ~ - Sprint Cup standings. He held :: ·on.to 11th place .by finishing ' ; 20th at Martinsville·. . ·! • The announced attendance fig. : : ~re, 63,000, was a sham, ·profl. :: abl)' exaggerated by about :~ 10,000. . . . .•· . · ,.. So much for a Slow start. John:'·son Is now·fourtih in the points. ··' · 1> For Jeff Gor· don, Mar· tlnsville was another one that got away. The point leader has finished sixth or better in five straight races. Gordon ;: going 47 races . ,. without a victory is astonishing. • ., Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s eighth· • • place finish was his best of the : • season to !late. · ·· ., Rick Hen· drick's 176th victory as an owner came at the same track as his first. The dnver who gave Hendrick his first win was Geoff Bodine, · and Johnson's '· win came 24 1· years, 11 months afterwards. ..~; . 14.~ . 0a~~~41 t .:1_;~ c: Yj;;~u \~-~ ?t·:P I>Wbo'lhol. Clint Bowyer, the points runner~p. has been remarkably cons!$- · tent ... Jimmie Johnson has won five of the last six Mar- · !insviile races. This Week, C/o The Gaston Gazette, P.O. Box 1538, Gastonia, NC 28053 • I .Camping World Trucks live Virginian and the on~ recent I Race: O'Reilly 300 I Race: O'Reilly Auto winner at Martins>ille not named 1 Where: Texas Motor Parts 250 Johnson, made an acrobatic move Speedway, Fort Worth 1 Whele: Kansas (City, past Johnson that was premature (1.5 mt.), 200.1aps/300 Kan.) Speedway (1.5 and ultimate~ frustrating. The Ham- miles. mi.), 167 laps/250.5 lin gambit, which occurred on the 1 Wheot Saturday, April 4. miles. _ 456th of 500 laps, required some liaR JH''S v.imet: Kyle 11\1m Saturday,Apfil25 .. Busch. Toyota. collusion with teammate Kyle I last year's v.imet: Ron 1 QualilylrW ft!COid: Jeff Busch, who was h~ng a rare bad Hornaday Jr., Chevrolet Green, Chevrolet. day. With Hamlin tucked on JohnI Quallfylrc record:Bi II son's rear bumper, Busch obligingly 193,493 mph , April 5, Leslet', Toyota,173.833 slo\100. thus alloWing Hall\lin, via a 2002. mph, July 1, 2005. I Race ft!COid: Kyle swift cut, to roar under Johnson en1 Race II!Cilld: Ricky Hen· · Busch. Toyota,151.707 tenng the first turn on a restart. drick, Chevrolet, When Johnson returned the favor, · mph, April ey. 2008. 125.094 mph, July 7, I last raoe: Kevin Har· 1 on lap 485, tt was less elegant but 2001. vick, age 33, drove more timely. The two, Hamlin in a I last raoe: With just over Chevrolet No . 33 to his Toyota and Johnson in a Chely, roared into tum thr~ with the nose 33rd career victory in the nine laps left, Ke'lin Harvick passed Kyle Busch of Johnson's up to the wheel well of Scotts Turf Builder 300 at Bnstol Motor Speedand dealt with a short fi· Hamlin's. They bumped. Both slid way on March 21. It was nal restart to win at beyon~ the concrete. When the two also Harvick's first series Martinsville. The race cars regained traction. Johnson victori in a car owned by was plagued with rain was ahead for.good. him and wife Delana. delays and cautions. l1J *ff.JJ! DPtiftldUJ'f ·. SPRINT CuP No. 5 KELLOGG's/CARQUEST CHEVROLET • Hometown New!J for Gallia & Meigs counties ( )!Jin \.ti lt·\ Puhli..,hi11g ( 'o • OsiJorne.wins Walker .Award. See Page Bl MOb DJf 1J!J! W!!J: I J. REED B~EEDOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Poverty: v ·Bv KEVIN KELLY E R Kyle Busch \luldlt ·pot t • ( •• dlipnli.., • \pr il ; S I .;o • \ ul. --1-:~ . '\o. :..!tHI() s . shooting ·her husband, Kenny Rizer, Sr., at their home, accon!ing to Sheriff Robert Beegle. It is the second suspected murder in Meigs County in as many months. In ·late February~ Doris Jackson o(, Tuppers Plains was found murdered in her home, and a Parkersburg, W.Va . man has been indicted for her Foe~ death. . Coroner Douglas Hunter pronounced Rizer dead Friday afternoon at the scene. Beegle said Rizer sustained multil,'le gunsht?t wounds, but satd no addi. tion~l details will be mad.e pubhc because the mvesttgalion into the shooting death is still in its 'initial Phase. · The Montgomery County Coroner will perform an autopsy, Beegle said, and the · Ohio B'ilreau of Criminal Identification and ·Investigation will head up t~e investigation into t)le case. Pteliminary results of the autopsy were not yet .available at press time. Beegle said his staff is not sufficient in size !O properly groups grapple with.solutions ' MDTNEWSOMYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM Speed KyleBuiCh vs. Scott 8petd NASCAR This Week . MARTINSVIllE, Va: - At age 50, Mark Martin has seen his share of ups and downs. He's · learned not to panic. After moving this year to Hendrick Motorsports No. 5 Chevrolet, Martin stood 34th in the Sprint Cup point standings four races into the season.l;leresponded calmly with top-lQ finishes, sixth and seventh, in the races at Bristol and Martmsville. · Now Martin is up to 27th. With 20 races·left in the regular season, Martin is only 117 points out of 12th place, marking the boundary of Chase eligibility. If he k~eps cranking out top-1 0finishes and history suggests that he will...:... Martin still has every opportunity to make the Chase. "I'm excited about going evecy week, no matter where it is," said Martin, a native of Batesville, Ark. "I get distracted with that '5' car. I'm excited working with the team and (crew chief) Alan Gustafson and all of these guys, and my teammates, as well. . · After competing in Fords owned by Jack Roush for most of his career, Martin spent the 2007-08 running partial schedules (24 races both years) for Dale Earnhardt Inc. This year an opportunity to join Hendrick Motorsports persuaded Martin to go back to a full campaign: · "Every time I get a chance to be around (owner) Rick (Hendrick), I just want to sit there and soak it up like a sponge and try to I~ from him," said Martin. "It's incredible how he makes people feel and how he inspires them to do; you know, more than you could ever think that you could. I think .that everyone that works for him wants to succeed for him, even more than they do for themselves, and it's just areallyspecial quality." · One surprise for Martin has been the cooperative relationship with four-time champion Jeff Gordon, who is, along with three-time defending champion Jimmie Johnson and Dale Earnhardt Jr., his teammate at kendrick Motorsports. Gordon aild Martin have adopted similar chassis setups. "It's so surprising to me because Jeff Gordon, you never see Jeff Gordon's car out of shape," said Martin. "You see mine sideways fairly often, and I never would have thought our driving styles would be so similar, and maybe they aren't, but they feel similar.... We have been very close to the '24' (Gordon) ever since California (the season's second race)." Slow start notwithstanding, Martin remains , John Clark 1 NASCAR This \\leek confident. · · · "Every time.I strap in that race car, I'm putting II Milk Martin keeps cranking out Top 10 Hnlslles, he has a &GOd opportunity to make tile Chase. In his new digs wltll Hendrick, Martin rwmalns confident everything I've got on the line," he said. after a slow start. • ~· I' ·, By BRIAN PORTLAND -A Portland woman has been charged with the mur<ler of her husband on Friday afternoon. Paula S. Rizer. Lovett Road, Portland, is in custody of the Meigs County Sheriff. She is accused of u By Monte Dutton PoiiH 'I tl\ ~ .SPORTS . s New Hendrick driver finding excitement in weekly-racing Prinlrd on !110% Jl«ydtd Ntwspriai Predictably, Martinsville was a struggle for Speed , the one-time F1 · driver. · rm sure Kyle Busch Is going to offer to buy me dinner, since this is the second time this year h'e's · wrecked me; said Speed. "So I'm looking forward to that." . NASCAR.Thll Week'l Monte Dutton lfvn his take: "Martinsville is probably track for a newcomer. some lessons to I Kyle . Busch is I teach." 11p arthe hilt or Jutt hats om NASCAR This W~k we!oomes lerrers to the i:dnor, but please be aware that we have room tor only a few each w~k: We11 do our best to s.. feet the best, but Individual replies are impossible due to the bulk of mall received. Please do not send stamped and self..,ddtessed envelopes with jour letters, which should be addressed lo: . NASCAR This Week The Gaston Gazette P.O. Box 1538 Gastonia, N.C. 28053 Dear NASCAR Thl. \'lltk, I watch the Cup race on TV every weekend. I have noticed a trend going back to last x.ear that I wonder If anyone else has picked up on. Be: fore the start of every race, our ooun· · try's national anthem Is played. Prior to the anthem, the track announcer •· request& that all men and women remove their caps before .the anthem , is performed. On several different occasions, in· eluding this last Sunday's race at Bristol, I noticed that one person, in particular, refuses to remove (her) cap. That person is Delana Harvick, the wlf8 Of driver Kevin' Harvick. Does Oelana not have enough respect for our cotintry and its flag to remove ' her cap?-Does she have some sort o.f medical condition that forbids that minute or two of sunlight from shin· ing on the top of her head? Or is it that she JUSt doesn't want to mess up her pretty blond hair? Terry Rider Keokuk, Iowa DeLana Harvick is a quality person, and Illite sure she means no dislljsped. ns certainly an act of respect to remove ooe~ cap during the anthem, bot in a free.coontry. ~'s no1 mandatory. •. ·Page AS · • Davey Lee Bartrum . • Audrey A. Miller ,• Barbara Downour ' -;Raymond C. Jones •.. Dennis 'Fattie' Hill . • Richard L. Dailey · • Kenny Rizer, Sr. {NSIDE >icolllsion injures none. .SeePageAl • 'Lunci)..'!Yit/tE,~ter. . . ~unny' sat 'APril 11 . . · · . See Page Al . • Man reunited with dog dumJ)ed by W.Va. · interstate. See Page A2 • Ohio man gets stirnulus -money for rail project. See PageAl • Obama to ease Cuba · restrictions qn travel, money~ Pqe AS ~ Police official: 3 officers · Jdlled in Pa. shooting. SeePage AS · ~ River Sweep slat!'ld June 20. See Page A6 , Scholarship · . applications available. SeePageA6 • Local Briefs.' SeePageA6 • Closed Ohio park holds : memories. See Page A6 • .... .'· . Detilla on Page A6 INDEX ,4 SIOCTIONS - " . Around Town ' Celebrations Classifieds ' ' !]omics ' Editorials Obituaries Sports Weather 24 PAGES A3 C4 DSection insert A4 As B Section ' A6 © t009 Ohio Valley PUbltshl~s Co. . ·- L Action's emergency services director. . Numerous services are still· open to low-incorile individuals for such skills as computer usage and job searches, although the groups agreed finding alternative. means of getting the word out about them is necessary. due to limited Plnse s.. Puverty. A2 STAFF REPORT MOTNEWSOMVtlAILYTRIBUNE.COM BSEAGENTOMYO,t.llYSENTINEl.COM WEATIIER Bv BRIAN J. REt:D London April proclaimed fair housing month Pool set to reopen · BY BETH. SERGENT SYRACUSE ·- Meigs .County's only public swimming pool will reopen for another season on May 23. Syracuse Village Council voted to reopen the pool at 'its latest meeting, setting the pool's hou~ for noon to 5 p.m. The cost of admission and which days the pool will be open has not been set yet. .'·· · . Council also voted to hire 12 lifeg!Jards, a manger and assistant manager for the season. Council members Dorothy Amberger and Joy Bentley interviewed applicants and presented the hiring list to council. . . · The following seasonal personnel were hired, upon certification, to work at the pool: Heather Smith, manager, and Kellie Cundiff, assistant · manager. Lifeguards will be Sam McCall , Angela Stuan, , James Whittington. Kristina Williams, Aaron Moore, Virginia Brickles. K : Anna Hudson, Linds~y Roach , Stephanie Hudson , Daeryk Colley and Jacob Zuspan. . Council set the following pay rates for London Pool employee s: pool PIRse se. Pool. A2 • Garnes' bond set. by.court BAEEOOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM tion of President Barack in depressed circumstances, Obama. needin~ aid with fa~ily or "What comes out of this is life sktlls, and even giving a list of rriorities that we them a ride if they cannot hope wil be considered," attend ·available services Reed said. and classes to lift them out . Some thoughts aired d!Jr· of a cycle of poverty. . ing the discussion stressed ·. "It's about getting back to the need to get back. to a. community that suppOf!s basics ·- knowing your · smgle morns, ne!ldY famtneighbot and · having . lies and a way to foster self· enough compassion ·to help respect," said . Sandra that individual if he or she is · Edwards, Community see • M'l;t2ilUWttmil Donnie Allioon·s career was considerably shorter than that of older .brother Botlby. but the Huey\9wn, Ala... . native was similarly successful. He was Roo~ie of the Year in 1967 and won 10 (now) Sprint Cup rar;es in on~ 242 starts. Dllnnie finished fourth In the 1970 lnd~napolis 500, then won the l'.llrld 600 at (now) lowe's Motor Speedway tile next day. Dllnnie All ioon will be inducted into the lntematlonal Motorsports Hall of Fame, In Talladega, Ala ., later this spring. GALLIPOLIS - "This discussion· has to be had.'" Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency Executive Director Tom Reed said as a "conversation on ·poverty" sought to come up with potential solutions. to help· mg the area's poor on to a . better life. · · Solutioqs ranging frQm additional support for agen· cies battling poverty to reestablsihing a :sense of community were proposed · by about 20 people who attended the 'discussion for Gallia and Meigs counties Thursday at Gallia 's Senior Resource Center. The.re was agreement sorhe of the more obvious answers, such as jobs, ed11- deal with the investigation. Similar artangemenis were made in the investigation of the Jackson murder in February. · · Meigs County Emergency Medical Services responded to the initial · call for a patient with a single gunshot wound; but · those responding found Ri~er the victim of multiple wounds. GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County · Commissibn,ers recently proclaimed A~ril 2009. as Fair Housmg Month in Gallia County, marking the 41st anniversary of the passage of the federal Fair Housing Act. The federal Fair Housing Act, Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 19()8, was passed by Congress at the urging of President Lyndon B. .Johnson, one week after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr .• on April 4, 1%8. It d~lared that the law of the land WI>Uid now guarantee the rights of equal housing opportunity. The primary purpose of this act is to prot~t those seeking a place to live from seller or landlord discrimination . The goal is a unitary housin~ market in which a person s background, regardless of financial nrsourcl:s, does not limit access. When the Fair Housing Act was first enacted, it prohibited discrimination only on the basis of race, color. religion and national origin. In 1974,.sex was added to the list. .In 1988, disability and familial status, the pres· ence or anticipated presence of children under 18 in a household, were also added. April has traditionally been ·designated as Fair Housing Month by the president of the United States and by the governor of ' EIIDbeth Rigel/photo FrOm left, Gallia County Commissioners President Justin Fallon, Commissioner Lois Snyder, Commissioners Vice President Joe Foster and County Administrator Karan Sprague were .on hand at the courthouse Thursday afternoon to proclaim April as Fair Housing Month 10 Gallia County. Ohio. future in ensuring justice The mission of fair hous- and housing opportunities ing in Ohio is to improve for all Americans. All .citithe quality of life for all res- zens are encouraged to idents and celebrate @hio 's acquaint themselves with fair housing law which is their ri~hts that are protect· substantially equivalent to ed under the law, and join in the federal Fair Housing reaffirming a commitment Act . . ' to Fair Housing for all This is a time to remern- regardless of race, color. her where we staned. to eel- religion. sex, national ori· ebrate 40 years of success- gin,~ancestry. familial or es, and to march toward the disability status. · POMEROY - Bond for . James Lee·.· Garnes was increased from $50,000 to $75,000 Friday as he made his first appearance on an indictment charging him with crimes relating to evi· dence in the Doris Jackson murder case. His trial has been .set for May 14 . The Meig~ County grand jury returned a.tl)ree-count . indictment against ' Games Wednesday. He is eharged with tampering · will! eVi· d.ence, receiving stolen pro{lert~ and obstructing JUSttce ,. between F~b. 23, when Jackson was killed,.in her 1\Jppers Plains home, and March 20. . The charges carry a possi • ble prison term of 11-1/2 years and fines of up· to $25,000. Garnes has not been accused in Jackson 's stran· gulation death, only with tampering with Jackson 's car, considered .the key evidence in the murder case. The car was recovered in Athens several days after Jackson's body was found in her dining room. Judge Fred W. Crow Ill granted -Prosecutin~ Attorney Colleen Williams request for a $75,000 cash bond, in' addition to any other bonds ·requiring only a signature. Crow set a $10,000 appearance · bond and a $5 ,000 personal recognizance bond in addition to the cash bond. · . . Pomeroy attorney Christopher · Tenaglia, appointed by Story to represent Garnes, will contmue to. represent · him on t.he · indictment. Garnes has been in the Southeastern Ohio Re$ional Jail at Nelsonville in heu of .a $50,000 cash bond set by Judge Steven L. Story last month . Games was charged in the lower court with receiving stolen l?roperty and tampering With evidence pnor 'to . his in(lict· . ment last week . · A second defendant in the case. di.rectly charged with Jackson 's murder and other counts, is in jail in Greenwood. W.Va ., on unrelated probation viola- . tion charges. Prosecutor Williams said Thursday she does not know if Charles S. Williams. 39. Parkersburg, W.Va .. will appear voluntafily or if a governor's warmot will be.required. · No facts relating to the · crime have been ·released., and Prosecutor Williams would not give specific details as to the charges · against Garnes. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation was charged with the inve~tigation int!) 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