https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9afcc956e74534b7901bbaf5b1d5aa1d.pdf 2b980d4375e6eea7f28891e9e8b3d753 PDF Text Text P a .. • I li8 • The Olily Seutird WWW.a&)....,A . tl;scl~ ir • ' . ATA closes operations, files for bankruptcy, A3 . Buckeyes·take NIT .championship, Bt ~ ' r f • Reds M1 3-2 over "' . :: : ; : Diamclndbadcs.. . · . SeePIFBl . · . BYB: uJ.REm ~- b. ror free .........,.,.- <' · speech. . . And, of course, tl prolDlses to be .a grand party when ~ Olinese trot the torch through Tibet and. up Mt. Evcu:st. · Four . months before ~ OlymplCS, the. ooontry :tS desperalely tl)'mg ~law US ~ay o~t of a public n;lalions mghtmare ~threatens t!> .uodel11lUie an Olymptcs that w.a s . suppoii:d ·t o celebrate. Orina as ID athletic ind eeooomic . superpower. . Instc~ o~ exc1trme~t ~·· POMEROY -· A month aftel' brr visit.to Pomeroy, u.s. Seoawr Hillary Ointon, D-N.Y., still gets a *008 reaction from sup. porters wbon sbe ~a ~ 'Stoly 'Sbe'beanl here. · 1he Washington Post, . Associ•ecJ Press 'lllld CBS Radio an: among the nation- nnm.-., Y ~flJ. -~=iniiiCt ~t;•J)!": ::; •- - IIIlO a . euaaitl IIOiiciel dlill ' = = c.-:.t.sfl!:*r!:lcw..= ~Uh tbe !h-ID ·tbebilligaa, BY BEnt ...,.... _a.n ... : ·c..wc..· Buy Raw $22,110 •"*•.. yes~ . - ·· 7 • , ...... 7 .., •.:&~.,-~ ....... . . ......lm'. .l.l . . . ', ..,._,............... OunuAiUES . . ' . ' : PqeAl : :.t II 131 Inn AI ' ' ,.. . , el, 81 i--~~ ~-================ INsm£ \~ See ... A6 WFATIIEit *****Pre-Ownea Specials. This Wee/(**** *. ,--.,.---· ------~..,. .. ~ .......... INDEX . • a .~ ~ ' . conseque~ of underage drinking in vivid manner: "There is nothing worse than the smeN of blood and alcohol." ICccording to Sgt. Robbie Jacks of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, 105 underage drinkers -11! cited for operating a vehicle while inloxicaled .in the past 'lflree years Meigs County, and four fatal crashes have been attTibl:lted to drunk drivers. Jamie Bai~IIY. Carrie VaDReeth, Sarah P.ulfms afternoon. in p~lheir cash - held in con1n Tuesday's a!Ieged Mmed robbery of me Par Mar Convenient Store (The Bearon) at the comer of Nye Avenue. and County Road 7A. _ According to Pomeroy Chief of Police Mad!; E. Proffitt, just after 10 p.m. on Tuesday a male suspect entcnd the store wearing a toboggan with a piece of cloth over his mouth as a sort of disguise. The susthen "brandished a L IJmifi:" J~Dd , dem~ndcd 11!01'1Cf from tile. cln<h ~s. ·ter, Proffitt said. · The clerk gave the . suspect . an unspecified amount of money while iwo other customC£s were waiting in the store . The suspect then left with l!be cash on foot. . Proffitt said witnesses N . . . , .lla,..AJ "' A2 Oassifieds Bs-6 HOEFLICHOMYDofiiLYSENTINEL.COM B7 POMEROY -Cheyenne Gorsleoe, a fifth grader at Meigs Intennediate School won the title of Meigs Cojlllty Spelling Bee Champion at the annual contest held Thursday night at Eastern Elementary School. Gorslene correctly spelled "croquet" and then went on to spell '"democracy" to eaprure the top a~ard in the final round of the spelling competition. Rllllllef-up was Lauren Booth, a fourth grade Meigs Intermediate student. . About 40 school champions from the three school districts in die · Bv CttARI..i:NE HoEFucH A4 As-7 As NASC4\R ObitUaries Sports cllll'npioo llbip tJophy from Kim Atlei1, Ealelltlld and gifted coordinator for the Athens Meigs Educational Serilice Center. l..alnn .Booth, . left, a foul'lfl grader at Meigs lnl&mleclate, Wll awarded the runner-up trophy. We have a loan to f1t yolll n e eds Corporl'te lpoD50tl becominJ uneasy, . Steven always aood for the poeketSpidbelJ hu resiped book. · and politics mle u .. recoesick bis ·decision to ittend the games, ·where the T1m Daljlbt!rg is·a NJtioltVIP lieCltioo at the ()Jiening a1 sports collllrllli.rt for ~ , oeiemonies coidd feature . Associated Pnss. Write tfJ tots of empty IIC&li. 1 /tim at tdohlbt!rgap.org At.._.N!II """e a • I . ...._._. AIR 1 ) . . . 7 a IJ1:rgini.a ro~ Supp•Ciil"ti:r.l.g O·s Si:nc-e 1954' •• 79 TI I BSER:lENTOMi'DA!LYSENTINELCOM COLUMBUS The appeal of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency's issuance of a final air permit-to-install for the ooal-fired power plant proposed by American Muni~ Power-Ohio has moved uttp its nen phase. The ..,...,m was filed by the Natwal Resouroes Defense Council~ Ill., Ohio Enviroomental Council, Cellllllbus, Sierra Club, San Francisoo, Calif. and the National Parks Conservation Association, Knoxville, Tenn. last month against OBPA Director Chris Korlenski and AMP-Ohio. A prebearing on the appeal now before the Ohio EnvirOnmental Appeals Review Commission ·took place on Wednesday with parties from both sides of the issue me to . fourth, fifih, sixth, seventh and eighth grades competed for the title. The event got underway with the Chester Boy Scout Troop presenting the flag, Kim Allen, talented and - and six-year-old Michael gifted · coonlinator, was in Letson singing the National charge of the contest with Anthem. superintendents · ·Ri~k Stlldents taking part and Edwards of Eastern, Btll the schools they represented Buckley of Meigs, aud TQny were as follows : · Deem of Southern serving Eastern Elementary: as j'udges. Becky ZW'Cher, a Grade 4 - .Holly Johnson, retired teacher, ·was pro- Nick Combs· Grade S nouncer for the spelling bee. Meloney Vielory, Morgaa · Certificates were present- Tackett· Grade 6 - Erin ed by Allen to each of the Swatzei Brandon Coteman· participants, with Dr. John Grade ' 7 Marsllali Costanzo, superintendent of Aanestaad, Derick Powell< Athens-Meigs Grade g _ Aimee Watson, the f.:d~eational Service Cen!Cf, Sam Levacy; gtvmg. ~h one a .spellmg Meigs Intermediate bee .,pm m recogmuon of being a school champion. Nu I - " AI L-~--<:J T to new puppl- . '.-.,we.-how~ ' a-.......,.. for yuw un~q.., lit. .. We:s~ ' BY BEnt Se'Gmr · Meigs fifth gfadet wins spelling bee Caleridars . • T'ha.n k YollJ Olil.io 6 forward ' ~·· 0.1& &Pill·~ PONTIAC movmg N na-MIP.AJ Malga fifth .lllaieo Oheyerl;le Gol'llene, .center, ..-~Yes the ~YC . ·' pennit ' • in l!lt®t!•oa:. ~ Annie'sitr'iii'C'l. '~A . ·~ ~ Comics Editol,'ials Faith .. Values Movies , - . !!spokes~from ERAC, . IJijj p!!!M~ !!&!iiiil 011 at m . · two upcoming dates. · Joiftt status reports 8Dd a joint ease management schedules must be subinitted to ERAC by both parties on or before Julie 2. Basic.ally the two reports will include an update of communications between Weather fir 11101e t1 en f ill wialliq JOid II 1elt tha wbat ia h 1pea 1!111a pllcel they miPt be ~lllrcsi*me~ to • ~ OD I ~ llld:o ~~· arc beiD,J I IOcijJ ICUVlst liD t that way. - contc:rence a6 PAGI!I . - .... ........ ... Douglas Hunter, pictured, addressed 1he Ryan · . Cozart, 27, . Syracuse, was arraigned before ·. Story ·who 1let Cozart's bond al $50,000 with 10 percent cash allowed, StOI)' also 'Jet Cozart's preliminary hearDig for 11:30 a.m~ Aprill 0. Cozart was then reprimanded iDto the custody o f the Meigs eounty S'-"ff''s Offioe ' UDtil Ill: . ..:.!~:"..:!:: • t-· . • Couleia ICe neaJty SOld Cti. Scle f'llle AS • POiilics as (m~•RI ...... ..... ......... .....,. IT bolld. Cozart is suspec . '"·' TIW.IS pc SIB tl See . . . A3 ' 5 POMEROY A . S)TliOuse man faced fonnal awges of aggg~vared robbery before Meigs County Court Judge Steven L. Story .. iloMwrriiWII. ~,/;;. :'.::1-~ oDty tal left in Meigs County, so sbe bad to go to a neigbhnrlef'Oillb. ing couaty." '1 IJei""''.CI lisfcoftjug 1D a ~be ihl7wcd up. and die Story about a young WOIDMI bospilal said, "You !mow. in a small tmm aloug the you've got ID give us one Ohio Riva:, in . Mei!S buodml doOars befce we Cauaty, .met 'WCldal in a can see you;' She didn't • parlor," the Cington Post reported bave a lnmllnld dollars." ._. as u Clinton saying. · ~She got Educators, COI.WI qllicials, panlt'IIS., and ,. teens gathered for a town hall meeting at Meigs High School Thli!Sday t!11ening to add! ess. Che prOblem of undeRtge drinking. its CGI1118quences, and possl:lle 181118dies. The meetiug was sponsored by the Meigs County Community Coalition through a federal grant County Coroner WGOCI3\ITtltn'JW..~COM ::CJUY w~- iaveated ~ ~she -ted having p:>Mcms.'Jbae's 00 hospi- Appeal on-· AMP air suspect fact5judge , Qbm7 Oacia ..., "'U'"'I•-"- doal qency that could do bealer IbiD brllld the Dl1al r....,. 11 a "wolf in moak's robet" and hit followers !be ~ICum of 8uddhi1111." cbea, Oimoo bas told the story to aowds w the oouotJy ro ~ the need for bealtb care Robbery . Beififii·during over sWimJI!Jng events m the 'spectacular ~ater tube ven~. the Chinese . arc hearing . conde~ o~er a bloody ~- m Ttbet. Those cnes bave even ~wned out any recent praue for the beauty of the Bird's Nest stadium and other Olympic .sites. · They've spent billioo1 for tbeir ,J'IIOIIIIMit in the IUD, ~ Nash, Clinton was touched by a story Holman recounted, about a friend who lost her baby and later died from complications of pregnancy, because she ·cOuld not afford a doctor's office visiL " 1be ~ was one of sev~ ihe loCal families ~with the fiCll!afnl' lllld presidemial candidate dur· mg her visit here. Since " . ·' t,.d.ly fo1: the ·Chinese, the fOrob relay will disappear into tbat aruntry eady Qert month, and the :jlrolestS liJidy will cease. . If 1met stays under control at the .same time, ~ could ev.1ie a brat in the outcry""' over hull!8D rights . issues. But China is ·o pening itself up to the world for ·three weeks in August, and .._._ · •• ._ ""' l!!OVemment wm~ ~ able to coatrol ev'emhina. There Will almost c:irwnfy be """"'st& of some SOlt in the games, aDd if authorities an: too heavy-banded in IIIJII)n:ssing them there could be a baekl.sh tbat defines _these Olympics forever. IIi the end, it may be the ... ~etes themsel.ves w.o decide JMrN fll' ~· aoes. ~. they bepn 'P"'....._1\1 '*J.em new& outlets r~ling a story about a Milldleport woman who died last August after she was turned away from a .local urgent . care facility. , Because in some areasGfilhe country, it ~ an unlikely scenario, tqJOifer5 are now in~ in the "'back ·story." During her · visit in February · with Bryan Holman and Trent aud Lori al llAEE!IelmllliiL1I'SENTINEI..COM Chinese aren't going to twke. Olympic-sized issues · go away UlitiJ a parade . bad-s callin• . Clinton ••ses Meigs tragedy ~ .highlight health ~ ' The Beijin& Olympics are still four months away, and lhaldy tbtR an: plenty of rood stories .to be told. One oftbe .best can probably be found on some p~g farm in nar.al China, where llbe Comm\IDiSt Party fiuictionary · who came up wi1h the grandiose plans for die ton:h relay must surely by ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,_ _ __ now be knee-deep jn muck. This all must be a big 'Fotalitarian governments em~sment to ·Beijing, tend to have creative ways even tbougb 110 one is talkofdealin~ with people wbo ing about an .athletic boy.m ak;e mtstakes, and they oott. 1bilt didn't worll: in ~n·~ come'any bigg~ than t980 .when President Cuter the decision to take the made a stand Qainst Soviet 04 Olympic torch on a. month- intervention in long relay outside of China Afghanistan, and' there's a when all it's done is pro- general ooltsensus that it vide the perfect platform would do little other than for pro~sters. serve ·to embarrass the Coea•Cola is he'S:! ~even ~sponsor tbe relay, a But while IOC president ston that in ~looks Jacques Rogge prefers ·t o about as SIDlllt as ·tl)'ing to en~e in what he calls sell New Cote. Ben & ..silent diplm:oaey~ over ferry's ice CIUDI isn't, but issues l ike free speech, rompany . oo-follllder .·Ben Darfur 8Dd Tibet, a few athCohen iii .urging everyone letes have indicated they tD come to ·San Francisoo f.O m1gbl not toe the line. · protest China's role in India' s soccer c;aptain D~ur when the torch refused an offer to carry die amves there next week. tor:cb in his country Tibetan activists will be because of Tibet, and twothere, too, but not before time Frerioh judo gold they greet the totc1t later med•Hst David Douillet .t his week overseas. Any said his c:ountty's Olympic exciteme~t the _Chine~ hopefuls ptan .to mate a were ttymg to stu Up m statement when the torch Paris for the Olympics will ~bes Paris. be teiDpered by a bauner at "We ba"e things to say "~tr ballwbi .ce.cc:IctelbrMi_"g ~. ahn and .. W~ them,n · ~~~. . e ·'SQme, "'."!I.e _ Jlouillct · tcireh ~~~ plan ~,"'~ ~ ·. .. . -. ~ ' ~adwmpion aj• 'or ,a lleW . . . . . . yau 0111' 1\a ; purobr..tdo&, ..Aeetriveway. 'l'tt.t•l wby we'n .. Lema &enlces. 1 The Any Purpose Loan Store ~ ~- •• --- ------ Racine 740-949-2210 Syracuse .740-992-6333 . a �I Friday. April ... 2oo8 PageA2 ' Community . ANNIE'S MAILBOX Keeping marriage nicely spiced Publicmeeti• for you.fl Then baikl her a tbe dco:oc:4tscod It also teamrs BY KA1HY lin a· 1 sbeet of paper with ·small tbe. selfish siblings it's not ,.,·IIARcY Silo·moolhly amounts written on tbeir fauiL • • liD'*'*,. a sPonte's it and tbe date they are due. People need to stop ~Dear A I . My Jws: bind, "S.l,w 111111 I will be fW•y, a . , . a liD one Remind lttr, ni<lely, when tbating~orliii~~es ~~ · lllleobjec:- she's lare. If she is bonor'm e, as m.....,.., --~ ...,wfin_g a t~mwCK: week• . lut.lf die able, lbis won't bother ber, are oooscquenccs for dleir end away next nMdll without die cbildreiL Yc;.teulay. 11'-+ne 1!UJbt reclOJ1I1lle although she may be embar- behavior. - Nat Slai!UI }'1111. OOI!!!jclc:r'W"JJingnig iassed that she's been so iArYrJ.O..."'!! We . ,,_ •• - · :..or,.: sou •q ne 111e r.iaiy. (Sal 1u. If she isn't booombJe, for lbe occasion - a sbon JNOU!d i*ubibiY love rt.) Or sbc'll be off-""4 that you completely agree ~ n_o • black lcadw skirt, fisbnrt tatae . . a uadt COil to e!p""'1 n:paymeot at all In . one bas to share an ~stortings, kttee-biKb black COVJe£ up. Ho-W~; if you which case, we hope you tmc:e, and lbosesbouldnwbo' ~~ t •~ leatfw boots, a diain bdt JNOU!d be loll inhibited to don't need the money de~e , one _ and a red silky blouse Sal is eajoyyoundf.awetheout- ""at•se you'U have a bani entJt!M tomoetve~. ' This is all bestde !be a v«y viSual guy, and I fit for your 11o1e1 room. It • gettmg it out of bel: Mlll't he .ay fun if yau Deer A "1: Fotty lasbes. point. If you recetve know be likes srri"' me bcp hjdjng hrJriJMI tbe pot- "with a wet tJooc11e fer your $100,000 l)rocanse ~ 'Wear provoatlM: lied p~am. advice about one sibtiilg liked you .best,. but _It wnts But, Annie. r m 45 yars A ' • f'D=tly one who iDberiU while the rest your relationship wtlh fOUl' aDd tetired my sbort stilts yell' qo, a frimd.asked to -of be£ siblings aR left ouL sister, it seems w0l1h It to . years ago. . bon'ow a . substantial Wbeo a ptrsoo makes out sUre. Gtandma won't~w. I showed a close frieod tbe outfit, and sbe dlints I ~~~-"-~d OM .paooy.er:_.'{"'the·_"' a will, it rdleets bis or ber the difference, bul you will. wishes. Those wishes cost .t..ie'J M«ih~ should loosen up alilde ..00 ..., ........ loi!L I baYC yet to mlCIYC them money 10 memorialize ,_ , Kid~ Mi* • • ~ wear it out to a club. I'm of 1 one oeot. How do I in a will, and it's important If t.J S~r&w.lo; f - me ~y Wanls 10 00 this as I'm getting older and ipproacb her abOUt tbe they be carried ouL To give 111ft of dw Au theiiiO!Ie)'toucbersisadis- . a~' " ' - e . 'J'If!" fNOII't have too many mcxe IIJlllley sbe owes me withopporblllilies. However, I out bartiDg ber feetius? honor to 1he deo:: ard fiWo!'~= ttl People wbo don't learn iu@(.-'l'rtl!d, • lWIIY I will lUll into lilliDC- What dol say7 -lie N Ne City the lesson that "you reap •: AMie'J M.-• r, P.O. one I know, allhough m.t_ ~ NO Nute: Say, what you sow"~ in dan- llax ll8lf0, CIW..,.., lL · possibility is minimal Sbould I take a rfwKr "Doris, I blow you've bcell ger of tql"JJing their mis- 6tl!ill. JO Ji111. • _.-e lllld wear the OUifil IIOIIIC- tlyiDJ to pay biiCk dae tiltes. No 01IC iS eatitlod to . .tNI "-ie'J M•'hx, whcrci or just put it oa in 1be 11101iey you boml"ed last •anydliag from die esta1e of -.4 ,._,t . • , .,. privacy of our llofd room? year, bat sudl a 1aiF suni anodlr:L 0 f 01 S,.li • *.'ita 1 rm takjog your advice, as c. he OVI!I'fNhelming. To ask the ~ to . - ~. rilit tile you always seem to bave an made • a paymt:Dl scbtd- . slwe is unfair ro die I"""'"" er-tels ·S!]•E,.,. WW. eXQCIIent lliJPIOlldi to most ole so n woo't be too hard who earned lbe .respect of IMf:e • 11'WW.a' t Ne Stille S. .,_. Ne Stille S.: We . - .IJ'sr'!j iii fawr of jmn - • '•i"' Cis J:;........, ~ . s•- -· s.r..!t~== I dodrili o-r u •- =:• '?*" --!'"'* rve n.e•• R',!'~Y· ~u~ lb~ Trustees. 4 p.m. at tbe Rutland Fue SbdioiL POMEROY - SalisburY ...._wnship Trustees, . 6:30 '':n_ at tbe town ball. p. . tuesdaY April II POMEROY ' - Bedfonl ThwnsbiP TrusteeS, 7. p.m. tbe tDWnhOOse11 CHES'ffiR . _ Cbestel' TownsbW TIUSteCS regular IDOIIIhly meeting, 1 p.m.. town ball .. SYRACUSE - SuliO!l 1bwnship Trustees. 1 p.m. ~..... Vdlage ball. ~'POMEROY _ Meigs CoUnty Board of El«tioos. 8 .30 a.m at the offioe · · Clubs 8lld oi'P!nizatioos .. ~y, Apri14 :,~:~ · one · -· and a&t110011 ibade. The er.._..._ u. ,._ .._ .,._ ... _. --.--- ~ ..... """"""" ..-. will do well in full SUD. ADd m•lftll•r.r dill h~ lillulotofw~lh!l'isiiec- Reft " 11 •• nts W ' I J, April ~ POMEROY Mel's !'th~- Boosters. 6:30 P\!8- m ""'""6s Higb Scbool cafe- ~EDSVILLE Eastein Alhlefic Boosters, 7 p.m. at W~~CeSsion stand. New offian to be · ekrtrd · foodJall ~ For the Record .,..!!:,r:!IJPLAIN.Aprilsl'•v.-.-~ Divorces ~atPI:j.,?~~ POMEROY - Complaints for divorce were filed in . Meigs County Common Pleas Coun by Roger Thompson, Middlepon, against Sarah Thomp~n. Albany; Berry Jean : H~wk, M iddlepon, again st Kenn eth All en Haw k, . Middlepon; and Victor R. Counts,· Syracuse, agai'nst April . Jo Counts, Marysville. · .. Oiv~rces were_ granted to Reba Virginia Tillis from Denms Buck TIII1s, and Tammy Nitz from Brian Nitz . 6: 30II 0p.m. · SYRACUSE W'ddwood Garden Club 6:30 · p.m. Syracuse Community Cent11 Linda llusse1l to i*CWI l*ogtam ~ wa:.: OOIMl!incr ganlcn- mg. · .. POMEROY -· PERI Chapter 74, 1 p.m. Mulbcny Community Cenkr HalKncentotalkon conlllina' gardening. . POMEROY __ Caregiver Support Group meeting Civil suits Chwdt events . . . ~ . IJ'i1r14 · REEDS Revival senices · at Fellowship Cbun:h of the ~ 7 .p.m. Friday and Sabmlay, 10:45 a.m. and 6 110011 at 1he Meigs Senior p.m. SUDday. Rev. Aoyd Centec. Yvoone Stover from Catroo of Cin:leville is the ()bio Department of evangelisL Scyoc Family Jobs and Family Servfues to will sing 00 Friday night talk 011 guideliDes for ours- aad . ~ .1Jl001io8, and iDg home pllll .,,....,.. Lunch DeliYCied On Satunlly and ~ .nights. Fcllowsbip providlld. approval of a $6,000 slate grant to study models of similar facilities in other parts of the nation, so the county can determine if a FQHC family clinic and 24hour urgent care and emergency room would effectiv0ly sel'Ve the looal popu· ltllioo. . · . ·. i'"fbls Ts a sad slDry, but it's just an ·example of what's happening in health care in rural America," Davenport said. · "It shows the need for additional ser- vices, especially emergency room services and urgent care services that are available to everyone." ·~In a dire medical emergency, a nearby emergency room available to anyone who needs it can be a matter of life and death." · . · POMEROY - Meigs County Recorder Kay Hill repon-. ed the following real estate transfers• · - F'--'-" · 1di!Min Real Estate Co. to State of Ohio Depanment of . Transportation, easement, Letart. . Minia Boggess, Gary Boggess, to First National Bank, deed, Sutton. Cecil D. Brinager, Ruby J. Brinager, Cecil Tyrone Brinager, to Camelia J. Huddleston, deed, Suttoo. Parrish J Pendley to Eld McCo Lo tta McCo . on y, re y, deed, Olive: Carl E. Hunnell, Blaoohe M. Hunuen, to Janice Danner, deed, Sutton. . . . Donald R. Sayre, Betty J. SafM: to Michael R. Sayre, Rhanda E Sayre deed Viillae o Mtddlepon · ' · · ' ' . Donald R. Sayre, Betty J _ Sayre, to Michael R. Sa)'re, . Rho~ E. Sayre, deed, Villae of t.fjddleport. , John T. Northup, Viclc.i J. Northrup, to Trenton J. Cleland, month, a little more than . deed, Sutton. two years after emerging • Betty l Willis, deceased, io Dale E. Willis, affidavit, Sunoo. from bankruptcy. Esther 8 lack to Michael K. Gilmore, Deborah J _ "We are seeing some of vefY marginal ~ . tile Gilmore, deed, R0 !land· h "and ill nnn~. · Nonh Coast Energy. Inc., to Exoo AppalOjchia, Inc., affi. s ut uuwn ... · w ...~ . . . ably see DlOft:; said Ray , davitJO'f merger. : Joan Seder to TP-CWD, right of way, Bedford. . NeidL an analyst at Calyon . Harold L. Nutter, Betty A. Nutter, to Russell W. Nutter, Securities in New Ymt. Patricia Nutter, deed, Olive. Analysts .don'i think larger Joseph L. IGmy, Sr., deceased, 10 Joseph L. Kitty, Jr., camof -ersbanknil!re inplcyimminenttdan. certificate of transfer Sutton ·· ~er · · 8 u many . · Hope A. Diddle, Chad R.· Diddle, ·to Chad R. Diddle, 1 . industry observers have long deed, Village of Racine. . · ~--.-~~~~.,-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-..:~~~~~- .. Spelling from PageAl School: Grade 4 ,- Adriahna Patterson, Ali Large, Jaden Wolfe, Lauren Booth ; ·Grade 5 - Cheyenne :Gorslene, Mitchell Howard, , Katelyn . Hysell, Kelsey •• ... • • .t ·' "INTO THE WOODS" .April 6th 3-6 pm April 9ttl 5:30 - 8:110 pm 1be Athens-Meigs Educatiooal Service Center Preschool registration for the 2008-24109 school yrar will be beld Monday Aprill4, 2008 at Bradbury l.eaming Center and Apri128, 2008 at Southmi Elementary. • . • • X..:'l ;rT • Sllne of the an Surge!)·Caler • Specially traiool &: highly stiJkd l1ilff . • W111111, friendly Clll'i/UillllelJ/ JeS'sica Dillon ne Ellt . . . SfnleC . 992-3600 To schedule an appointment contact Betsy at 7..0:.992_-1748 :~~f Regain your agility and mobility ... with First Settlement Orthopaedics! 1'1111!0 ..,. Olt 45769 • Appointments are necessary! . • Box Ol!lce: 4211 2nd Ave. a.Uipalla, OH (74o) -ARTS Need a great Auto iDsarana! rate? Stay loall aDd call ~ Aamt you already · !mow lllld trust! •• GALLIPOUS- Resi~ are now _ Auditions .. April11 • .12 7:30 Hudson; Dunham; Meigs Middle School : Southern Elementary : Grade 6 - Courtney Holly, Grade 4 - Sylvia Richards. Sara Klein. Sandra Maddy Quillen; Grade 5 ·Pointer, Olivia Cremeans; Bethany Theiss, Jacob Grade 1 Alyssa · Hoback; Grade 6 - Nathan Cremeans, Megan Dyer. Leamond,' Darien Diddle ; Shana Gorslene, Madelyn Grade 7 . Chandler Thomas ; ( Grade 8 - Drummer, Shelby Pickens; Jennifer ~obinson , Steven Grade 8 - Cierra Bemenet, Mahr, Jeffrey Kimes, Tyler Dustin Shelton. ~ ~~~x·~~ Tea party planne4 bein8 at 446- 21s'IIJI c.,.,.~= "OKLAHOMA" • taken for a 'Jbumhdi• 1b Party that will be bosted by The Ariel ~ 6 ,P.In. Oil Saturday. A_pri! 19. YOU!IJ bOfs and girls are mvited to Clii!DI: enjoy a tea party pven m boillor of 'Jbumhdjne Tllt.re will be pmes. CnftiiBCl such tor tbole who regi" a for this event. 'lbe COlt is $10 which inc:Judr:s the pmy and a_,eneral seating tickd for dill: show. Rqisttations c:aD be .Imide by camos the Ariel 'fbealre Office at -740-446-2781. or by •toppmB in at the Box · .IOffice at 426 Second Avenue. Replll'atioDJ Ire 10 be made by APril l6. Fpr more information, call Usa Crance · - ---·· '-- Robbery·_ • ·· CUn.toO AMP 1 .I . · APphoto An ATA. Hight taxis in from the runway as a plane sits at the gate at the Indianapolis lntemattonal Airport, Monday, Oct. 25, 2004. ATA Airlines has discontinued all flights and filed for bankruptcy. The Indianapolis-based airline says in a s•ntement on "s "' " Web sit·e Thursday that rt became impossible to continue operations after rt lost a key contract tor Its !llilitary charter business. Ross Show, said the nationa! media are interested in said dates for the · actual the story because it is so appellant hearing were discussed but no date was con• ~ Page Al surprising, and because finned. A firm date for the Clinton bas re-told the story fromPageAl hearing should be kriown "So the young woman repeatedly at rallies and went back home. the next campaign events across the ·the parties for ERAC to bYJ une 2 - · · U -ted Slate · review as well as witness The air permit-to-install . time _she went back, she ~, s. f ... _ ...,.. ----• - · ; ' · , 1· - , · · ' was m an ambulance. It . '-<dntnn ~ use o . ,..., story _. bsts af\d ~r l~ ue.s as_S!)CI- . r.rgu a~es rur _emts_s!o~s . . · at campatg!l eveots can · , ~ttlrcase tmlnagei!1eJJt; ::-'fmm~"po~-taC~bt>:'.s- '-l:fll"'eJI . ou~ sheJ QSl lh!t · mily=-Relp={lie=eount •s· The completed certified .two coal-ftred utthty boll- Baby. She was llfrlll'ted 10 efforts to expand health record is due from both _ers, a natural gas-fired aux- Columbus. And a~r hermc I~ -d · · · ili 00 ·1 efforts at the medtcal cen- care ,or a 11 rest ents, su~s on or . before Jul_y . 2 . ary . I er, a gypsum, both died , County Commissioner which bastcally bnngs tom 011 and fly ash landfill, terT,bs e b b Mick Davenport said · ERAC up to date on the for· material handling equip- 'd t~fiedwomaTn . asB heenl Thursday He is leading · · o f the case up untl·1 ment and coo1·mg oe 11 s th at 1 fen 1 as nna m a1·Illes M 11'ddl h d'acd te. efforts to· expand a new 0 0 this point. would be built along Ohio epon , w te m Federally-Qualified Health The ERAC spokes"'"n:on I 24 in Letart Falls. Au!lust ~t The Ohm State Car t: -I ,- . ed .--·- -" Umvemty Medtcal . e rum y c mtc, open -'--------~---------___:_ Cetiter. The Washington. m December, to mclude a D.C. newspaper also 24-hour emergency ·room Meigs County Sheriff's reported tba\ Bachtel was and _other en tical access Office to the suspect's home refused treatment due to medtcal ~erv1ces. The about an hour later. unpaid mediCal bills, but FQH_C Fanul~ Health_Care from Page Al . · The · incident remains did not identify the med- fac1hty provtdes pnmary · under. inv.estigation by the ildll fudlity_· that refused care regardless of t~s~r­ ance coverage on a shdmg ,recognized · the• · suspect Pomeroy Police Department her treatment. which led Pomeroy and Meigs Collnty Sheriff's Libbie Dellkmann, a pro- fee scl!'e. . Assistant Chief of Police Office. Aggravated robbery ducer with KlRO Radio in Earher . th~s month, Alan Queen, Sgt. Brandy is a felony of the first Seattle, Wash., a producer Davenport.recetved wont of King and deputies from the degree. for CBS Radio's David · TRANSFERS POSTED 12 -.,pur- INDlANAI'OL.lS -ATA Airlines shut down opcnations and stranded ·thousands of trnvelers Thwsday when an unexpected ~ - of key charter flights and soaring fuel costs forced the carrier into bankruptcy. Once tbe nation's IOlhlargest ·a ir carrier, ATA entered bankruptcy for ·the sectllld time in just over three years. The company had more than 2,200 employees, and "virtually all" were told that their jobs were gone, company spokesman Michael Freitag said. Many passengers learned of the collapse at ticket counters. where advisories were. posted in the handful of cities ATA still served. About J0,000 passengers flew ATA each -day when h d operdtlons were s ut own, -according to the airline. "I~ 11,1insManinez., my vacation," Beatrice who said was trying to teach Guadalajara, Mexico, . from Midway Inteman'onal Airpon · · · · m Chicag·0 _ "I'm in shock. So I guess rn try to make other arrangements. Right now I just need to get to Mexico." · . Airlines are struggliog with rising fuel prices, labor strife, · depressed ticket demand and · heightened competition, said George Godlin, an analyst for. Moody's Investor Service. . "We're in a perfect stoTIJI ldnd of en~nment right now," he said. The ~TA ~p!Cy generated.little surpnse. It was 1he second carrier declare · bankruptcy · · tothe two weeks. mAIJoUhsat Airlpastmes filed for Chapter 11 hankruptcy protection last Airlines customers. The Dallas-based airline has a code-share agreement with ATA for travel to Hawaii . Southwest said Thursday that · it immediately began rebooking passeogeTs with dates and times as close •t o the ,_lliginal travel plans as posstble. Southwest Slid it would give priority to cos. tomers who are scbeduled to trnvel in the nexi 14 days. "ATA Airlines has been an · outstanding partner for Southwest, and we are disappointed to hear this unfO!tUnate news," Gary Kelly, Southwest Airlines chief executive officer, said in a press release. "We are sad to. end our oodeshare relatiooship with ATA but understand it's exlremely difficult for an airline to flourish in today' s arduous financial environment that has been · plagued by soaring fuel prices." AP Business Writer John Wilen in New York, AP VuiMgraplrer Mart; Carlson of Chimgo and Associated · Press Writer Chris Havlik in Indianapolis contributed to · this h!port. hv,.__C- is llP BUSINESS WRITER a significant share of the airlift contracts to fly mill· tary members and their families overseas, ATA said. FcdEx told ATA that !bat agreeiiiel1l would cod when the government's 2009 fis· cal year begins in'()ctober. "This ~ation is a fu1I year earher than the tenn specified in a letter of agreement between FedE110 and ATA," the airline's statement said. FedEx officials could not be reached for immediate commenL ATA ~oched in 2006 after emergtng from bankruptcy, focusing on an increase in its mililaly charter business. The airline operatcd approltimately 50 commercial flights pet day, mostly between Hawaii and four west coast cities Oakla~~d, Los Angeles, Phoenix and Las Vegas. .·ATA ann011noed last month that it would leave ~cago's Midway Airport, wbich it bad used as a hub since 1·992. ATA' s bankruptcy will also affect Southwest GJtl:Ji ' . BY TOll ..... IIY warned that sustained high fuel prices and a slowing economy could push larger airlines to the brink. "I do think that this bank_ ruptc:y highlights the difficult times the industry is facing witb oil above $100 a .... ~1- m Corridore, ....._, ,.,.," .~;d ~ •· an analyst .at Standard & Poor's in Ne'w Yortr. "While I don't think that any major networt airlines are cwrently at risk of bankruptcy due to the high cash levels they have amassed over the past 'few years I think that they will certainly be weakened and ·unable to offset higher oil with higher revenues." . To'!.~ 0 perating condibODS u.ive 1 .ed to merger talks industrywide. Negotiations · between Della Air Lines Inc. and NonhwestAirlines Cocp. . recently stalled over a .dispule between pilot unions. · ATA said in a statement that the cancellation of a critical agreement with FedEx Corp. for most of the airline's charter business left il unable to offset exorbitant fuel prices . .· That agreement gave ATA ~fulluw ea:b eveniag. Birthdays · . ~MEROY - Civil judgment actions were filed m _Metgs County Common Pleas CoW1 by NCO Ponfolio M~agement, lnc., Hocsham. Pa, against Karen Flanagan. . ~ Middleport, and Hemy Horn, Rutland. and others, against _ _., . 8 • ilWOrd Lewis, Rutland, and others. . !n.A~-- s.s ATA.closes operations and for bankmpky - With loss of ~barter contract, surging fuel ; . ~VD.l.E- Helen Irene Russell, 86, of Coolville, -~died We!loesday, April 2, 2.008 at St. Joseph's . • """l"lal, Parkersburg, W.Va. She was~ in death by ber husband, Victor Russell. Funeral ~ces will be held I p.m., -Saturday, April 5, 2.008 at White-Schwarzel Funeral Home, Coolville, with ,.Rev. Seldoo Johnson officiating. Burial will be in the Ton:h Cemetery. · _· Vis~ will be Friday, from 5-8 p.m. at the funeral home. Farmly_ and . friends can sign the online guFstbook at www. wbtte-scltwarzelfuneralhome.com. candidate. Another feablre of the Meeting to be beld~ . 26 su~, '6:30 p. m. widl S ' tlaJ. AprilS said a-.a... is ill the f"ust Soutbcm . meetmg .at 7: 30 p.m. POMEROY-- Free car:2.:'-tbe=t'~ ~. -··n~";_, Ch·--'on ~ov · . Ritualistic and .drill team diovasml.,. bealtb fair, 9 to L ....,. -1 -~ .... ~ "'"" CVUEO ; forhy~atdlcirrcoeut be u in ftonl ao:ange- Linda Waltias from tbe ~· II. a.m; Mulberry mceung~attbeSyniruse ments. A bri,g bl nnge of BleamctbasseitGaulcmwill RACINE-McigsCAN, Community Center. Qjmmumty ():otrr . essary to provide biB, beau- colo[s can be acbieved by speak on native and beir- 4:30-6 p.m.,~ L.i~, Appointment needed for Joy 8endey J_KKiiltd the tiful blooms. enning hydrangeas emy in loom plants durin~ l!Je diSCUSS ft:VlSIODS lipid profile~ .DO appoint~gram. ootmg tbat the . When we . pllllt the season after' they are afta!IOOII<&eSsion, wbile the Obio's mining permit, ment ~uired for other -·--' "Hy·......"-·fl •· ,.,__,_ the soil sbguJc! " - eoou•h Within the ~- -= r will be Elisa Young, 949-2175 for screening. Sponsored by wu.u -~ ~ "'..... u, ... - ,amended . ~ ~-~·· lies a· "' ~ho-~~ . information. • me•ning "wlRI' vessel" and . be we to aoorm- i:!:.. --&>- .,.,...,.- ...,....... ~ '--"-y ....... ., Holzer medical Center, is derived from 1be shape of lll(!da1r: die fine mot sys- small round tiue flower tOpics ~ damsel flies 1D1 S nday, Apt;~' Health Department, Meigs · its seed capsule. She said ICIDI aDd 10 pn:sc:tve I!IDis:- which will eventually open, ~flies. Hamm remindRACINE - Racine OES Cooperative Parish. · lbal about a buudred species t~R. Oood draiDage also revealing the stamens and ed membecs to gada items practice for inspection, 2 POMEROY -Gospel 1 of -dcciducNs ..t e'llb:gt ' helps prev~ root ~ pistol Until these tJUe Oow- for lhe sales abies. p.m. Officers ~ pages to and Bluegrass Concert, sbrubs, trees and dit,.ws -HydranJCU lib: cqamc m have begun to open in She abo atiOUlliZld that ......,.. . . 6:30 p.m., Mulberry . . exist in this genus · ~ is !"'dchrs .aDd ?'!""aJ. ~- - ·good ntmhers. the flowers tllw.eould~Bos!d .. ~E • iuatg Monday, April7 Community Center, call 011 ....-native to cutem Mia and 111&· Use a fedilizcr bi&b m are too llllripe to cut, sbe POMEROY -Meigs 247-2.014 fur DlOI'C infor· Nodh .aDd South Amc:tica. Ditndes rlllbcr dllm - i - explained. These flowers Chest« and the ~ County Cancer Initiative, matioo. The Hydrqeat'lowcF~ unund~ lo~ in~ will'only lasta week as a cut Bolllll Meetiq wooJd be regular meeting, nooo, conMa..:l•y. April7 . . . . is pbenomenal: pink, rus and higb m potasSllllll. flower · and will eventually . held oo April 14 at 7:00 ference room, Senior SALEM CENTER - TB red, blue, purple, mapta, By dwnging the soil pH, the will and never dry piopedy. p.m. at · the Pomeroy C-itizens Center. Clinic at Stat Grange Hali, , mauve, and even green. t'loMt color of ~ 'Nben .the sepals s1art to kel Library. The Bluc;stone RACINE - Racine OES 5-6 p.m., for skin testing. This yariety in color mates caa l'IIIF from pinks and papery to the touch, they are Perennials camlog Willi dis- inspection of officers, 7:30 Return 5--6 Wednesday for ~ hydrangea a popular reds to blues and purples. A ripe and can be cut for dry- tributed from wbic:h, mem- p.m. Refn:sbments. clvcl'ing tests . .sbmb to grow. · . pH. of 7.0 to 7.5 assums illg. Just strip .the fuliage bers may onk:r plants by POMEROY Meigs Bentley oonfined be£ talk lood piob l!ldds, w.bile a · and pJacc the mopbead in a May 1 with a ten pm:ent High School Band 10 the five Hydrangea vari- DH of to 6.5 is ideal ror VIIIC with an inch of water, disoounL Boosters, 6 p.m. in the bancUeS oommonly grown in blnes as loa& as a &iqJply or bang it upside down in a Members answered to roU d!oom. the United States: of aJnmiJMim existus WCII. •onol, dcy place in low light cal1 by naming their favorite Tn ''Y• April II Satuday, AprilS Mopbcads (H. macrophyl- . ~ tbc: best blues! IlPPI>: a , In twt? weeks, it will be dcy. shrub~. Pe~ Moore ~ ~ONVIU.E CHESTE~ Erma . Ia), 1aoecaps (H. . w:rrata), lfNtce-YcadY . feedmg 1rilh Vanous . hydran . gea devotions A Prayer m Hanisonviiie, O .E.S. 255, Clelan~ wdl observe. her o•llkaf . (H•. ~JueR:ifolia), al\IIDinum tuUW dislcJI¥ed. . ipCCic& rcquin: diffimml .. Spring.fl Ri~. CuMmg113m 7:30 1!·1]1· at tbe ball. . ~tb birthday oo ApnJ 5. l!lftiGic·at _paniculata) and il'l wat« ·~~ Jl!l.!!ing techniques. Bentley shared an ong!OO_~ ~ Remeoi:ber ttee o(Tif'e dona- . Cards~ be SCIII to ller at . _:_ AI(,..&~(H.~~~~- -uver 1'lli! · NG~S:~ikj ~iiHM- Miljfil!i!J;" "'*Wilf! -:-im4-Wit ..,~}tuaiel!- -ctiOJII; :M®k i_nspectioo;- ---'. P.ft::Blii~. · · · ~ to Beotlye, Cbe nofed 11ut alnmin!JDl can be and oatleaf hydrangeas . prese!'ted lilow ts the · CHESTER Shade 45720. JDQPbe8ds have large leaves .ftiUied by tbe plant, but~ . bloom on old wood and · Trmc to start seeds, fba!rb, · .,.d ~ Oower ~stas .in · if ~ Dow«~ ~. shoUJd be )lRlllCd only in the reseed .~ pr~ the lawn . blue, pink oc white, while uatil the followiD&~, summer before AuJUSL If for sprmg .fCwlmg, start I the la~ have a flat . ..WU·it ltillbsodJed into puocd in the fall, wuiter. or seeds, and mnove weeds · dust« oift0wers surmund- die .I Uiilll. Wben we cut rpring, .the bloom buds will .before they flower aod go to iCd by fertile flowers at Cbe iah · ~Cis, we reliiOW: be·taliiDYed, and the Shrub seed. Prune roses wben the · edges of the cluster. The lbe" aJuminum and Dlllst Wilt produce little or no forsythia blooms, she ilid. Oakleaf · hydrangea bas ""'""" it if we desire blue bloom. 1he following sumHostess Shirley Hamm : foli•ge shaped like oak ftn en •in . · Dler. Annabelle and Pee .Gee served refre~nts to : ieaves with ltqe creamy To llllllle blue t1owen tum · hydrangeas bloom on aew members Tunic Redovian, · pyramidal blooms. The pink,~ two cups of lime tJ10011 The only time they Barbara Koker, Evelyn . . foliage changes from green to tbe plmting bole to turn cannot be pruned is in the Hollon, Linda Russell, Rita in the spring to a the soil ~bline. Add more spring {Annabelle) or in lhe Cunningham, Peggy Moore, pie .lllld red in me fall and li!De twja:a yard!ltini the . summC£ (Pee ~) when and Joy l)entley, . . · . remains Ulltil late growing selsoa liiitif the · they are preparing 10 bloom. The next ~g was November. The 'panicle or soil pH ranp from 7.0 to Bentley concluded. anJlOUllCed for ~ '1~ • Pee Gee hydrangeas have 7.5. Be ClRful bec•1se too Pres1dent Shirley Hamm 6:30 p .m. witb Linda ·conical flowers, and the muc!J _lime . ~. cause · discu.s~ the Ohio Russell presenting the (X&' : sbrubs are genenlly pruned cbloros1s (inability to Assoctatlon of Garden gram on Waier ()Jnto10C'A' · into a tree shape, The ab8om iRID), wbicb molts Clubs' Spring Regional Gardening. · Anabelle or smOoth in yellow folia&e. . · hydrangea has Oat 12a01y Some m~ and lace. white · flowerbeads with cap · • bydranF.as · m: numerous tiny fertile flow- tx:tremely ICIIIltive 10 lbe ers surrounded by .a few soil becat•"' their root syssterile florets. · Bentley .di$- tems are like some spreadplayed pictures of the var:i. ing pemmial pluts. Each ..ous bydr.allgeas so dley sleln bas a semi~indepen­ toUld be identified. dent set of roots that ·: The most Uoportatt thing absorlls available water. you can do for your nutrients, aluminum, etc, by~ is to plant rt in maJring die plaat c:apab1e of · the ngbt place. Most producing some blue and hydrangeas love partial some pink flowers if tbe shade and will thrive best in acidity and aluminum II'CII l a location that provides fii- evellly dilllributed in tbe tered ligbt or li10!'Diq .Ugbt surrounding IIOil. SYRAaJSE- Wildwood Oub ..,_.._ · ilied bow to 'Ur7W...,.....,,. IDI gre rues :Deatbs '. •l!f"" Gardeners leai"D;iliout hyd1~ ~~ .aG arliCill .~ •••,......., ..., Apltl ... aoo8 The Daily Sentinel ~ J?aily ~~tinel• Pllp A3 l -.m~tioel.eom - . . X :•h . . <:'lhi<1 Mutual Insurance Group Or vis~ us on the web- www.reedbaur.com Home Auto Fann Business ~ ~----------------------------------~ AeeeJ'Iilr New Palllr Quicl., Convenient A.PJilinlmellts Available We Specialize ln: . I Spl1s Mttite and SUI2el\' •• • Diagnostic and Surgical . Anhoscopy • Trul.lliiatltplamneit Hand and flXl Surgery Innovative HipReplacernenl 1 1 Tedlool~ �I Friday. April ... 2oo8 PageA2 ' Community . ANNIE'S MAILBOX Keeping marriage nicely spiced Publicmeeti• for you.fl Then baikl her a tbe dco:oc:4tscod It also teamrs BY KA1HY lin a· 1 sbeet of paper with ·small tbe. selfish siblings it's not ,.,·IIARcY Silo·moolhly amounts written on tbeir fauiL • • liD'*'*,. a sPonte's it and tbe date they are due. People need to stop ~Dear A I . My Jws: bind, "S.l,w 111111 I will be fW•y, a . , . a liD one Remind lttr, ni<lely, when tbating~orliii~~es ~~ · lllleobjec:- she's lare. If she is bonor'm e, as m.....,.., --~ ...,wfin_g a t~mwCK: week• . lut.lf die able, lbis won't bother ber, are oooscquenccs for dleir end away next nMdll without die cbildreiL Yc;.teulay. 11'-+ne 1!UJbt reclOJ1I1lle although she may be embar- behavior. - Nat Slai!UI }'1111. OOI!!!jclc:r'W"JJingnig iassed that she's been so iArYrJ.O..."'!! We . ,,_ •• - · :..or,.: sou •q ne 111e r.iaiy. (Sal 1u. If she isn't booombJe, for lbe occasion - a sbon JNOU!d i*ubibiY love rt.) Or sbc'll be off-""4 that you completely agree ~ n_o • black lcadw skirt, fisbnrt tatae . . a uadt COil to e!p""'1 n:paymeot at all In . one bas to share an ~stortings, kttee-biKb black COVJe£ up. Ho-W~; if you which case, we hope you tmc:e, and lbosesbouldnwbo' ~~ t •~ leatfw boots, a diain bdt JNOU!d be loll inhibited to don't need the money de~e , one _ and a red silky blouse Sal is eajoyyoundf.awetheout- ""at•se you'U have a bani entJt!M tomoetve~. ' This is all bestde !be a v«y viSual guy, and I fit for your 11o1e1 room. It • gettmg it out of bel: Mlll't he .ay fun if yau Deer A "1: Fotty lasbes. point. If you recetve know be likes srri"' me bcp hjdjng hrJriJMI tbe pot- "with a wet tJooc11e fer your $100,000 l)rocanse ~ 'Wear provoatlM: lied p~am. advice about one sibtiilg liked you .best,. but _It wnts But, Annie. r m 45 yars A ' • f'D=tly one who iDberiU while the rest your relationship wtlh fOUl' aDd tetired my sbort stilts yell' qo, a frimd.asked to -of be£ siblings aR left ouL sister, it seems w0l1h It to . years ago. . bon'ow a . substantial Wbeo a ptrsoo makes out sUre. Gtandma won't~w. I showed a close frieod tbe outfit, and sbe dlints I ~~~-"-~d OM .paooy.er:_.'{"'the·_"' a will, it rdleets bis or ber the difference, bul you will. wishes. Those wishes cost .t..ie'J M«ih~ should loosen up alilde ..00 ..., ........ loi!L I baYC yet to mlCIYC them money 10 memorialize ,_ , Kid~ Mi* • • ~ wear it out to a club. I'm of 1 one oeot. How do I in a will, and it's important If t.J S~r&w.lo; f - me ~y Wanls 10 00 this as I'm getting older and ipproacb her abOUt tbe they be carried ouL To give 111ft of dw Au theiiiO!Ie)'toucbersisadis- . a~' " ' - e . 'J'If!" fNOII't have too many mcxe IIJlllley sbe owes me withopporblllilies. However, I out bartiDg ber feetius? honor to 1he deo:: ard fiWo!'~= ttl People wbo don't learn iu@(.-'l'rtl!d, • lWIIY I will lUll into lilliDC- What dol say7 -lie N Ne City the lesson that "you reap •: AMie'J M.-• r, P.O. one I know, allhough m.t_ ~ NO Nute: Say, what you sow"~ in dan- llax ll8lf0, CIW..,.., lL · possibility is minimal Sbould I take a rfwKr "Doris, I blow you've bcell ger of tql"JJing their mis- 6tl!ill. JO Ji111. • _.-e lllld wear the OUifil IIOIIIC- tlyiDJ to pay biiCk dae tiltes. No 01IC iS eatitlod to . .tNI "-ie'J M•'hx, whcrci or just put it oa in 1be 11101iey you boml"ed last •anydliag from die esta1e of -.4 ,._,t . • , .,. privacy of our llofd room? year, bat sudl a 1aiF suni anodlr:L 0 f 01 S,.li • *.'ita 1 rm takjog your advice, as c. he OVI!I'fNhelming. To ask the ~ to . - ~. rilit tile you always seem to bave an made • a paymt:Dl scbtd- . slwe is unfair ro die I"""'"" er-tels ·S!]•E,.,. WW. eXQCIIent lliJPIOlldi to most ole so n woo't be too hard who earned lbe .respect of IMf:e • 11'WW.a' t Ne Stille S. .,_. Ne Stille S.: We . - .IJ'sr'!j iii fawr of jmn - • '•i"' Cis J:;........, ~ . s•- -· s.r..!t~== I dodrili o-r u •- =:• '?*" --!'"'* rve n.e•• R',!'~Y· ~u~ lb~ Trustees. 4 p.m. at tbe Rutland Fue SbdioiL POMEROY - SalisburY ...._wnship Trustees, . 6:30 '':n_ at tbe town ball. p. . tuesdaY April II POMEROY ' - Bedfonl ThwnsbiP TrusteeS, 7. p.m. tbe tDWnhOOse11 CHES'ffiR . _ Cbestel' TownsbW TIUSteCS regular IDOIIIhly meeting, 1 p.m.. town ball .. SYRACUSE - SuliO!l 1bwnship Trustees. 1 p.m. ~..... Vdlage ball. ~'POMEROY _ Meigs CoUnty Board of El«tioos. 8 .30 a.m at the offioe · · Clubs 8lld oi'P!nizatioos .. ~y, Apri14 :,~:~ · one · -· and a&t110011 ibade. The er.._..._ u. ,._ .._ .,._ ... _. --.--- ~ ..... """"""" ..-. will do well in full SUD. ADd m•lftll•r.r dill h~ lillulotofw~lh!l'isiiec- Reft " 11 •• nts W ' I J, April ~ POMEROY Mel's !'th~- Boosters. 6:30 P\!8- m ""'""6s Higb Scbool cafe- ~EDSVILLE Eastein Alhlefic Boosters, 7 p.m. at W~~CeSsion stand. New offian to be · ekrtrd · foodJall ~ For the Record .,..!!:,r:!IJPLAIN.Aprilsl'•v.-.-~ Divorces ~atPI:j.,?~~ POMEROY - Complaints for divorce were filed in . Meigs County Common Pleas Coun by Roger Thompson, Middlepon, against Sarah Thomp~n. Albany; Berry Jean : H~wk, M iddlepon, again st Kenn eth All en Haw k, . Middlepon; and Victor R. Counts,· Syracuse, agai'nst April . Jo Counts, Marysville. · .. Oiv~rces were_ granted to Reba Virginia Tillis from Denms Buck TIII1s, and Tammy Nitz from Brian Nitz . 6: 30II 0p.m. · SYRACUSE W'ddwood Garden Club 6:30 · p.m. Syracuse Community Cent11 Linda llusse1l to i*CWI l*ogtam ~ wa:.: OOIMl!incr ganlcn- mg. · .. POMEROY -· PERI Chapter 74, 1 p.m. Mulbcny Community Cenkr HalKncentotalkon conlllina' gardening. . POMEROY __ Caregiver Support Group meeting Civil suits Chwdt events . . . ~ . IJ'i1r14 · REEDS Revival senices · at Fellowship Cbun:h of the ~ 7 .p.m. Friday and Sabmlay, 10:45 a.m. and 6 110011 at 1he Meigs Senior p.m. SUDday. Rev. Aoyd Centec. Yvoone Stover from Catroo of Cin:leville is the ()bio Department of evangelisL Scyoc Family Jobs and Family Servfues to will sing 00 Friday night talk 011 guideliDes for ours- aad . ~ .1Jl001io8, and iDg home pllll .,,....,.. Lunch DeliYCied On Satunlly and ~ .nights. Fcllowsbip providlld. approval of a $6,000 slate grant to study models of similar facilities in other parts of the nation, so the county can determine if a FQHC family clinic and 24hour urgent care and emergency room would effectiv0ly sel'Ve the looal popu· ltllioo. . · . ·. i'"fbls Ts a sad slDry, but it's just an ·example of what's happening in health care in rural America," Davenport said. · "It shows the need for additional ser- vices, especially emergency room services and urgent care services that are available to everyone." ·~In a dire medical emergency, a nearby emergency room available to anyone who needs it can be a matter of life and death." · . · POMEROY - Meigs County Recorder Kay Hill repon-. ed the following real estate transfers• · - F'--'-" · 1di!Min Real Estate Co. to State of Ohio Depanment of . Transportation, easement, Letart. . Minia Boggess, Gary Boggess, to First National Bank, deed, Sutton. Cecil D. Brinager, Ruby J. Brinager, Cecil Tyrone Brinager, to Camelia J. Huddleston, deed, Suttoo. Parrish J Pendley to Eld McCo Lo tta McCo . on y, re y, deed, Olive: Carl E. Hunnell, Blaoohe M. Hunuen, to Janice Danner, deed, Sutton. . . . Donald R. Sayre, Betty J. SafM: to Michael R. Sayre, Rhanda E Sayre deed Viillae o Mtddlepon · ' · · ' ' . Donald R. Sayre, Betty J _ Sayre, to Michael R. Sa)'re, . Rho~ E. Sayre, deed, Villae of t.fjddleport. , John T. Northup, Viclc.i J. Northrup, to Trenton J. Cleland, month, a little more than . deed, Sutton. two years after emerging • Betty l Willis, deceased, io Dale E. Willis, affidavit, Sunoo. from bankruptcy. Esther 8 lack to Michael K. Gilmore, Deborah J _ "We are seeing some of vefY marginal ~ . tile Gilmore, deed, R0 !land· h "and ill nnn~. · Nonh Coast Energy. Inc., to Exoo AppalOjchia, Inc., affi. s ut uuwn ... · w ...~ . . . ably see DlOft:; said Ray , davitJO'f merger. : Joan Seder to TP-CWD, right of way, Bedford. . NeidL an analyst at Calyon . Harold L. Nutter, Betty A. Nutter, to Russell W. Nutter, Securities in New Ymt. Patricia Nutter, deed, Olive. Analysts .don'i think larger Joseph L. IGmy, Sr., deceased, 10 Joseph L. Kitty, Jr., camof -ersbanknil!re inplcyimminenttdan. certificate of transfer Sutton ·· ~er · · 8 u many . · Hope A. Diddle, Chad R.· Diddle, ·to Chad R. Diddle, 1 . industry observers have long deed, Village of Racine. . · ~--.-~~~~.,-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-..:~~~~~- .. Spelling from PageAl School: Grade 4 ,- Adriahna Patterson, Ali Large, Jaden Wolfe, Lauren Booth ; ·Grade 5 - Cheyenne :Gorslene, Mitchell Howard, , Katelyn . Hysell, Kelsey •• ... • • .t ·' "INTO THE WOODS" .April 6th 3-6 pm April 9ttl 5:30 - 8:110 pm 1be Athens-Meigs Educatiooal Service Center Preschool registration for the 2008-24109 school yrar will be beld Monday Aprill4, 2008 at Bradbury l.eaming Center and Apri128, 2008 at Southmi Elementary. • . • • X..:'l ;rT • Sllne of the an Surge!)·Caler • Specially traiool &: highly stiJkd l1ilff . • W111111, friendly Clll'i/UillllelJ/ JeS'sica Dillon ne Ellt . . . SfnleC . 992-3600 To schedule an appointment contact Betsy at 7..0:.992_-1748 :~~f Regain your agility and mobility ... with First Settlement Orthopaedics! 1'1111!0 ..,. Olt 45769 • Appointments are necessary! . • Box Ol!lce: 4211 2nd Ave. a.Uipalla, OH (74o) -ARTS Need a great Auto iDsarana! rate? Stay loall aDd call ~ Aamt you already · !mow lllld trust! •• GALLIPOUS- Resi~ are now _ Auditions .. April11 • .12 7:30 Hudson; Dunham; Meigs Middle School : Southern Elementary : Grade 6 - Courtney Holly, Grade 4 - Sylvia Richards. Sara Klein. Sandra Maddy Quillen; Grade 5 ·Pointer, Olivia Cremeans; Bethany Theiss, Jacob Grade 1 Alyssa · Hoback; Grade 6 - Nathan Cremeans, Megan Dyer. Leamond,' Darien Diddle ; Shana Gorslene, Madelyn Grade 7 . Chandler Thomas ; ( Grade 8 - Drummer, Shelby Pickens; Jennifer ~obinson , Steven Grade 8 - Cierra Bemenet, Mahr, Jeffrey Kimes, Tyler Dustin Shelton. ~ ~~~x·~~ Tea party planne4 bein8 at 446- 21s'IIJI c.,.,.~= "OKLAHOMA" • taken for a 'Jbumhdi• 1b Party that will be bosted by The Ariel ~ 6 ,P.In. Oil Saturday. A_pri! 19. YOU!IJ bOfs and girls are mvited to Clii!DI: enjoy a tea party pven m boillor of 'Jbumhdjne Tllt.re will be pmes. CnftiiBCl such tor tbole who regi" a for this event. 'lbe COlt is $10 which inc:Judr:s the pmy and a_,eneral seating tickd for dill: show. Rqisttations c:aD be .Imide by camos the Ariel 'fbealre Office at -740-446-2781. or by •toppmB in at the Box · .IOffice at 426 Second Avenue. Replll'atioDJ Ire 10 be made by APril l6. Fpr more information, call Usa Crance · - ---·· '-- Robbery·_ • ·· CUn.toO AMP 1 .I . · APphoto An ATA. Hight taxis in from the runway as a plane sits at the gate at the Indianapolis lntemattonal Airport, Monday, Oct. 25, 2004. ATA Airlines has discontinued all flights and filed for bankruptcy. The Indianapolis-based airline says in a s•ntement on "s "' " Web sit·e Thursday that rt became impossible to continue operations after rt lost a key contract tor Its !llilitary charter business. Ross Show, said the nationa! media are interested in said dates for the · actual the story because it is so appellant hearing were discussed but no date was con• ~ Page Al surprising, and because finned. A firm date for the Clinton bas re-told the story fromPageAl hearing should be kriown "So the young woman repeatedly at rallies and went back home. the next campaign events across the ·the parties for ERAC to bYJ une 2 - · · U -ted Slate · review as well as witness The air permit-to-install . time _she went back, she ~, s. f ... _ ...,.. ----• - · ; ' · , 1· - , · · ' was m an ambulance. It . '-<dntnn ~ use o . ,..., story _. bsts af\d ~r l~ ue.s as_S!)CI- . r.rgu a~es rur _emts_s!o~s . . · at campatg!l eveots can · , ~ttlrcase tmlnagei!1eJJt; ::-'fmm~"po~-taC~bt>:'.s- '-l:fll"'eJI . ou~ sheJ QSl lh!t · mily=-Relp={lie=eount •s· The completed certified .two coal-ftred utthty boll- Baby. She was llfrlll'ted 10 efforts to expand health record is due from both _ers, a natural gas-fired aux- Columbus. And a~r hermc I~ -d · · · ili 00 ·1 efforts at the medtcal cen- care ,or a 11 rest ents, su~s on or . before Jul_y . 2 . ary . I er, a gypsum, both died , County Commissioner which bastcally bnngs tom 011 and fly ash landfill, terT,bs e b b Mick Davenport said · ERAC up to date on the for· material handling equip- 'd t~fiedwomaTn . asB heenl Thursday He is leading · · o f the case up untl·1 ment and coo1·mg oe 11 s th at 1 fen 1 as nna m a1·Illes M 11'ddl h d'acd te. efforts to· expand a new 0 0 this point. would be built along Ohio epon , w te m Federally-Qualified Health The ERAC spokes"'"n:on I 24 in Letart Falls. Au!lust ~t The Ohm State Car t: -I ,- . ed .--·- -" Umvemty Medtcal . e rum y c mtc, open -'--------~---------___:_ Cetiter. The Washington. m December, to mclude a D.C. newspaper also 24-hour emergency ·room Meigs County Sheriff's reported tba\ Bachtel was and _other en tical access Office to the suspect's home refused treatment due to medtcal ~erv1ces. The about an hour later. unpaid mediCal bills, but FQH_C Fanul~ Health_Care from Page Al . · The · incident remains did not identify the med- fac1hty provtdes pnmary · under. inv.estigation by the ildll fudlity_· that refused care regardless of t~s~r­ ance coverage on a shdmg ,recognized · the• · suspect Pomeroy Police Department her treatment. which led Pomeroy and Meigs Collnty Sheriff's Libbie Dellkmann, a pro- fee scl!'e. . Assistant Chief of Police Office. Aggravated robbery ducer with KlRO Radio in Earher . th~s month, Alan Queen, Sgt. Brandy is a felony of the first Seattle, Wash., a producer Davenport.recetved wont of King and deputies from the degree. for CBS Radio's David · TRANSFERS POSTED 12 -.,pur- INDlANAI'OL.lS -ATA Airlines shut down opcnations and stranded ·thousands of trnvelers Thwsday when an unexpected ~ - of key charter flights and soaring fuel costs forced the carrier into bankruptcy. Once tbe nation's IOlhlargest ·a ir carrier, ATA entered bankruptcy for ·the sectllld time in just over three years. The company had more than 2,200 employees, and "virtually all" were told that their jobs were gone, company spokesman Michael Freitag said. Many passengers learned of the collapse at ticket counters. where advisories were. posted in the handful of cities ATA still served. About J0,000 passengers flew ATA each -day when h d operdtlons were s ut own, -according to the airline. "I~ 11,1insManinez., my vacation," Beatrice who said was trying to teach Guadalajara, Mexico, . from Midway Inteman'onal Airpon · · · · m Chicag·0 _ "I'm in shock. So I guess rn try to make other arrangements. Right now I just need to get to Mexico." · . Airlines are struggliog with rising fuel prices, labor strife, · depressed ticket demand and · heightened competition, said George Godlin, an analyst for. Moody's Investor Service. . "We're in a perfect stoTIJI ldnd of en~nment right now," he said. The ~TA ~p!Cy generated.little surpnse. It was 1he second carrier declare · bankruptcy · · tothe two weeks. mAIJoUhsat Airlpastmes filed for Chapter 11 hankruptcy protection last Airlines customers. The Dallas-based airline has a code-share agreement with ATA for travel to Hawaii . Southwest said Thursday that · it immediately began rebooking passeogeTs with dates and times as close •t o the ,_lliginal travel plans as posstble. Southwest Slid it would give priority to cos. tomers who are scbeduled to trnvel in the nexi 14 days. "ATA Airlines has been an · outstanding partner for Southwest, and we are disappointed to hear this unfO!tUnate news," Gary Kelly, Southwest Airlines chief executive officer, said in a press release. "We are sad to. end our oodeshare relatiooship with ATA but understand it's exlremely difficult for an airline to flourish in today' s arduous financial environment that has been · plagued by soaring fuel prices." AP Business Writer John Wilen in New York, AP VuiMgraplrer Mart; Carlson of Chimgo and Associated · Press Writer Chris Havlik in Indianapolis contributed to · this h!port. hv,.__C- is llP BUSINESS WRITER a significant share of the airlift contracts to fly mill· tary members and their families overseas, ATA said. FcdEx told ATA that !bat agreeiiiel1l would cod when the government's 2009 fis· cal year begins in'()ctober. "This ~ation is a fu1I year earher than the tenn specified in a letter of agreement between FedE110 and ATA," the airline's statement said. FedEx officials could not be reached for immediate commenL ATA ~oched in 2006 after emergtng from bankruptcy, focusing on an increase in its mililaly charter business. The airline operatcd approltimately 50 commercial flights pet day, mostly between Hawaii and four west coast cities Oakla~~d, Los Angeles, Phoenix and Las Vegas. .·ATA ann011noed last month that it would leave ~cago's Midway Airport, wbich it bad used as a hub since 1·992. ATA' s bankruptcy will also affect Southwest GJtl:Ji ' . BY TOll ..... IIY warned that sustained high fuel prices and a slowing economy could push larger airlines to the brink. "I do think that this bank_ ruptc:y highlights the difficult times the industry is facing witb oil above $100 a .... ~1- m Corridore, ....._, ,.,.," .~;d ~ •· an analyst .at Standard & Poor's in Ne'w Yortr. "While I don't think that any major networt airlines are cwrently at risk of bankruptcy due to the high cash levels they have amassed over the past 'few years I think that they will certainly be weakened and ·unable to offset higher oil with higher revenues." . To'!.~ 0 perating condibODS u.ive 1 .ed to merger talks industrywide. Negotiations · between Della Air Lines Inc. and NonhwestAirlines Cocp. . recently stalled over a .dispule between pilot unions. · ATA said in a statement that the cancellation of a critical agreement with FedEx Corp. for most of the airline's charter business left il unable to offset exorbitant fuel prices . .· That agreement gave ATA ~fulluw ea:b eveniag. Birthdays · . ~MEROY - Civil judgment actions were filed m _Metgs County Common Pleas CoW1 by NCO Ponfolio M~agement, lnc., Hocsham. Pa, against Karen Flanagan. . ~ Middleport, and Hemy Horn, Rutland. and others, against _ _., . 8 • ilWOrd Lewis, Rutland, and others. . !n.A~-- s.s ATA.closes operations and for bankmpky - With loss of ~barter contract, surging fuel ; . ~VD.l.E- Helen Irene Russell, 86, of Coolville, -~died We!loesday, April 2, 2.008 at St. Joseph's . • """l"lal, Parkersburg, W.Va. She was~ in death by ber husband, Victor Russell. Funeral ~ces will be held I p.m., -Saturday, April 5, 2.008 at White-Schwarzel Funeral Home, Coolville, with ,.Rev. Seldoo Johnson officiating. Burial will be in the Ton:h Cemetery. · _· Vis~ will be Friday, from 5-8 p.m. at the funeral home. Farmly_ and . friends can sign the online guFstbook at www. wbtte-scltwarzelfuneralhome.com. candidate. Another feablre of the Meeting to be beld~ . 26 su~, '6:30 p. m. widl S ' tlaJ. AprilS said a-.a... is ill the f"ust Soutbcm . meetmg .at 7: 30 p.m. POMEROY-- Free car:2.:'-tbe=t'~ ~. -··n~";_, Ch·--'on ~ov · . Ritualistic and .drill team diovasml.,. bealtb fair, 9 to L ....,. -1 -~ .... ~ "'"" CVUEO ; forhy~atdlcirrcoeut be u in ftonl ao:ange- Linda Waltias from tbe ~· II. a.m; Mulberry mceung~attbeSyniruse ments. A bri,g bl nnge of BleamctbasseitGaulcmwill RACINE-McigsCAN, Community Center. Qjmmumty ():otrr . essary to provide biB, beau- colo[s can be acbieved by speak on native and beir- 4:30-6 p.m.,~ L.i~, Appointment needed for Joy 8endey J_KKiiltd the tiful blooms. enning hydrangeas emy in loom plants durin~ l!Je diSCUSS ft:VlSIODS lipid profile~ .DO appoint~gram. ootmg tbat the . When we . pllllt the season after' they are afta!IOOII<&eSsion, wbile the Obio's mining permit, ment ~uired for other -·--' "Hy·......"-·fl •· ,.,__,_ the soil sbguJc! " - eoou•h Within the ~- -= r will be Elisa Young, 949-2175 for screening. Sponsored by wu.u -~ ~ "'..... u, ... - ,amended . ~ ~-~·· lies a· "' ~ho-~~ . information. • me•ning "wlRI' vessel" and . be we to aoorm- i:!:.. --&>- .,.,...,.- ...,....... ~ '--"-y ....... ., Holzer medical Center, is derived from 1be shape of lll(!da1r: die fine mot sys- small round tiue flower tOpics ~ damsel flies 1D1 S nday, Apt;~' Health Department, Meigs · its seed capsule. She said ICIDI aDd 10 pn:sc:tve I!IDis:- which will eventually open, ~flies. Hamm remindRACINE - Racine OES Cooperative Parish. · lbal about a buudred species t~R. Oood draiDage also revealing the stamens and ed membecs to gada items practice for inspection, 2 POMEROY -Gospel 1 of -dcciducNs ..t e'llb:gt ' helps prev~ root ~ pistol Until these tJUe Oow- for lhe sales abies. p.m. Officers ~ pages to and Bluegrass Concert, sbrubs, trees and dit,.ws -HydranJCU lib: cqamc m have begun to open in She abo atiOUlliZld that ......,.. . . 6:30 p.m., Mulberry . . exist in this genus · ~ is !"'dchrs .aDd ?'!""aJ. ~- - ·good ntmhers. the flowers tllw.eould~Bos!d .. ~E • iuatg Monday, April7 Community Center, call 011 ....-native to cutem Mia and 111&· Use a fedilizcr bi&b m are too llllripe to cut, sbe POMEROY -Meigs 247-2.014 fur DlOI'C infor· Nodh .aDd South Amc:tica. Ditndes rlllbcr dllm - i - explained. These flowers Chest« and the ~ County Cancer Initiative, matioo. The Hydrqeat'lowcF~ unund~ lo~ in~ will'only lasta week as a cut Bolllll Meetiq wooJd be regular meeting, nooo, conMa..:l•y. April7 . . . . is pbenomenal: pink, rus and higb m potasSllllll. flower · and will eventually . held oo April 14 at 7:00 ference room, Senior SALEM CENTER - TB red, blue, purple, mapta, By dwnging the soil pH, the will and never dry piopedy. p.m. at · the Pomeroy C-itizens Center. Clinic at Stat Grange Hali, , mauve, and even green. t'loMt color of ~ 'Nben .the sepals s1art to kel Library. The Bluc;stone RACINE - Racine OES 5-6 p.m., for skin testing. This yariety in color mates caa l'IIIF from pinks and papery to the touch, they are Perennials camlog Willi dis- inspection of officers, 7:30 Return 5--6 Wednesday for ~ hydrangea a popular reds to blues and purples. A ripe and can be cut for dry- tributed from wbic:h, mem- p.m. Refn:sbments. clvcl'ing tests . .sbmb to grow. · . pH. of 7.0 to 7.5 assums illg. Just strip .the fuliage bers may onk:r plants by POMEROY Meigs Bentley oonfined be£ talk lood piob l!ldds, w.bile a · and pJacc the mopbead in a May 1 with a ten pm:ent High School Band 10 the five Hydrangea vari- DH of to 6.5 is ideal ror VIIIC with an inch of water, disoounL Boosters, 6 p.m. in the bancUeS oommonly grown in blnes as loa& as a &iqJply or bang it upside down in a Members answered to roU d!oom. the United States: of aJnmiJMim existus WCII. •onol, dcy place in low light cal1 by naming their favorite Tn ''Y• April II Satuday, AprilS Mopbcads (H. macrophyl- . ~ tbc: best blues! IlPPI>: a , In twt? weeks, it will be dcy. shrub~. Pe~ Moore ~ ~ONVIU.E CHESTE~ Erma . Ia), 1aoecaps (H. . w:rrata), lfNtce-YcadY . feedmg 1rilh Vanous . hydran . gea devotions A Prayer m Hanisonviiie, O .E.S. 255, Clelan~ wdl observe. her o•llkaf . (H•. ~JueR:ifolia), al\IIDinum tuUW dislcJI¥ed. . ipCCic& rcquin: diffimml .. Spring.fl Ri~. CuMmg113m 7:30 1!·1]1· at tbe ball. . ~tb birthday oo ApnJ 5. l!lftiGic·at _paniculata) and il'l wat« ·~~ Jl!l.!!ing techniques. Bentley shared an ong!OO_~ ~ Remeoi:ber ttee o(Tif'e dona- . Cards~ be SCIII to ller at . _:_ AI(,..&~(H.~~~~- -uver 1'lli! · NG~S:~ikj ~iiHM- Miljfil!i!J;" "'*Wilf! -:-im4-Wit ..,~}tuaiel!- -ctiOJII; :M®k i_nspectioo;- ---'. P.ft::Blii~. · · · ~ to Beotlye, Cbe nofed 11ut alnmin!JDl can be and oatleaf hydrangeas . prese!'ted lilow ts the · CHESTER Shade 45720. JDQPbe8ds have large leaves .ftiUied by tbe plant, but~ . bloom on old wood and · Trmc to start seeds, fba!rb, · .,.d ~ Oower ~stas .in · if ~ Dow«~ ~. shoUJd be )lRlllCd only in the reseed .~ pr~ the lawn . blue, pink oc white, while uatil the followiD&~, summer before AuJUSL If for sprmg .fCwlmg, start I the la~ have a flat . ..WU·it ltillbsodJed into puocd in the fall, wuiter. or seeds, and mnove weeds · dust« oift0wers surmund- die .I Uiilll. Wben we cut rpring, .the bloom buds will .before they flower aod go to iCd by fertile flowers at Cbe iah · ~Cis, we reliiOW: be·taliiDYed, and the Shrub seed. Prune roses wben the · edges of the cluster. The lbe" aJuminum and Dlllst Wilt produce little or no forsythia blooms, she ilid. Oakleaf · hydrangea bas ""'""" it if we desire blue bloom. 1he following sumHostess Shirley Hamm : foli•ge shaped like oak ftn en •in . · Dler. Annabelle and Pee .Gee served refre~nts to : ieaves with ltqe creamy To llllllle blue t1owen tum · hydrangeas bloom on aew members Tunic Redovian, · pyramidal blooms. The pink,~ two cups of lime tJ10011 The only time they Barbara Koker, Evelyn . . foliage changes from green to tbe plmting bole to turn cannot be pruned is in the Hollon, Linda Russell, Rita in the spring to a the soil ~bline. Add more spring {Annabelle) or in lhe Cunningham, Peggy Moore, pie .lllld red in me fall and li!De twja:a yard!ltini the . summC£ (Pee ~) when and Joy l)entley, . . · . remains Ulltil late growing selsoa liiitif the · they are preparing 10 bloom. The next ~g was November. The 'panicle or soil pH ranp from 7.0 to Bentley concluded. anJlOUllCed for ~ '1~ • Pee Gee hydrangeas have 7.5. Be ClRful bec•1se too Pres1dent Shirley Hamm 6:30 p .m. witb Linda ·conical flowers, and the muc!J _lime . ~. cause · discu.s~ the Ohio Russell presenting the (X&' : sbrubs are genenlly pruned cbloros1s (inability to Assoctatlon of Garden gram on Waier ()Jnto10C'A' · into a tree shape, The ab8om iRID), wbicb molts Clubs' Spring Regional Gardening. · Anabelle or smOoth in yellow folia&e. . · hydrangea has Oat 12a01y Some m~ and lace. white · flowerbeads with cap · • bydranF.as · m: numerous tiny fertile flow- tx:tremely ICIIIltive 10 lbe ers surrounded by .a few soil becat•"' their root syssterile florets. · Bentley .di$- tems are like some spreadplayed pictures of the var:i. ing pemmial pluts. Each ..ous bydr.allgeas so dley sleln bas a semi~indepen­ toUld be identified. dent set of roots that ·: The most Uoportatt thing absorlls available water. you can do for your nutrients, aluminum, etc, by~ is to plant rt in maJring die plaat c:apab1e of · the ngbt place. 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PageA4 Friday, April .... aoo8 A famous church historian on politics and religion The Daily Sentinel .. ...,,-, ...... ...... t • F\AIMC»j, Ohio {740) 9§,.2156 • FAX (7~} az157 When it oomes ro religion and polit,ics, it's bald ro Wk llbout lbe cootests witbout nuning the players and their Ohio Valley Publishing Co. •c:ams Consider Hillary Rodlwn a;...., who insists dJat her 111 Caurt Sl Dan Goodlldl Publisher Chartene Hoellidl . General Manager-News Ecitor --''------~----------- ..,..,.._g Congress sll411 ~ liD buv rrsputing a at46lislunmt of rdigioll, or tlu fru anci.sr tlcm.f; or dri4gbtg tlu ~ of spuclt, or of tJK·press; or tlu riglu of tlu proph pucuMJ .tJI assmdJk, arul to pditio• IlK Goverrunmt for « rd~ ofgrieHru:a. -The Arst Amendment to lhe U.S. Constllulion TODAY IN HISTORY political convictions ·are rooted in hef United MedlodiSt.&idt. Then dJcR is BaraCt Obama and dte Rev. J~ Wright of liinity United Churcll of Ouist. Enough said. What about John "F.aith : of My Fadiers" McCain, an Episqlpalian ~ worships wilb the Southern Baptists'! Soon, be will pick a mooing . mare. Do you prefer Mitt Romney, who served as a Monnoo bishop, or M"Jke Hucbhoe. an o!daioed .Soulhem Baptist minister? But to !ifle dte big f.aitband-polilics picrure, it helps 1101. ro IQcus on the details. lbat's wby the r:amous church historian Martin Marty, speaking early in this year's ropsy-twvy primary season, eleoted to do the neM impossible -deliver a 45-rninute locture on Ibis hot-button topic without mentioning the name of a single candidate. ~won't that be a relief!" asked · Marty; speaking at Palm Beach Atlantic Univemty in South Florida. · 1be alternative is to canse yet another shouting match in the political pews. Tune in to dte typical talk-TV politioo, he said, ·and ~as soon as tbere •s a label as to whelber she or he is repre- Today is Friday, April 4, the 95th day of 2008. There are 27 1 days left in the year. Today's .Highligbt in Histmy: On April4, 1968, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., 39, was shot to death as.be stood on a balcony of the Lorraine Motel in. Memphis, Tenn.; dte killing sparked a wave of riots across lbe U.S. (James Earl Ray later pleaded guilty to assassinating King, then spent the rest of bis life claiming his innoceooe and attempting ro withdraw his guilty.plea; he died in prison in 1998.1 On this date: In 1818, Congress decided 1he United States flag would oonsist of l3 red and white sttipes and 20 stars, with a new star in be added fOI" every new state. In 1841, President Wtlliam Hen!)' Harrison ~ncnnnhed to pneumonia one month after his inaugural, becoming the first U.S. chief executive to d.ie in office. In 1850, the city of lm Angeles was inoorporaled. In 1887, Susanna Madora Salter became the first woman elected mayor of an American oommunity: Aigonia, Kan. In 1945, during World WarD, U.S. troops on Okinawa encountered dte first significant resistance from Jllpiiiii:SC . forces at the Machinato Line. · · · In 1949, 12 nations, inclulfing the United, States, signed the North Atlantic Treaty in Washington. In 1981 , Henry Cisneros became the first MexicanAmerican elected mayor of a major U.S. city: San Antonio. ln 1983, the space shuttle Challenger roared into Olbit on its maiden voyage. In 1988, the Arizona Senate oonvictccl Gov. Evan Mocbam of two chatges of official misconduct, and removed him from office. (Mecham was lbe first governor ro be impeached and removed fiQm office in oearly six clcr.a<k.) Five years ago: U.S. forces seized Saddam lntemaliooal 1\irport ootside Baghdad. Sammy Sosa of the Chicago Cubs became the 18th player to hit 500 careerbomers, con- . necting for a solo shot in a I0-9 loss to Cincinnati. , One year ago: Iranian President Mah!nood Ahmadinejad announced the surprise release of 15 captive British sailors and marines. Hoose Speaker Nancy Pelosi held talks with Syrian President Basbar Assad despite White House objec- . nons. Radio host Don lmus made offensive on-air remaJb about the Rutgers University women's basketbaU team. (Despite a subsequent apology, lmus was fired by CBS • Radio and cable network MSNBC; be was hired elsewhere by year's end.) . Today's Birt!::iays: Author-poet Maya Angeloo is 80. ·Reoording executive Clive Davis is 76. Bandleader Hugh Maseke~a is 69. Author Kitty Kelley is 66. Acror Craig T. Nelson 1s 64cActress Christine Lahti is 58. Country singer . S~v)' Gatlin~ Gatlin BTQ!bm) is 51. ~~-pmdurer Dav1d E. !{elley ts 52. Actot: Hugo Weavmg IS 48, RJJCk: musician lliig-AIWJ~"'Illl~ir~. Amlf'DliVlii"Ofils!FJ= = = = · is 44. Actor ROberi Downey Jr. ls 43. ActOiBaiTy Pepper is 38. Country singer Clay DavidsOn is 37. Singer Iill Scott is 36. Magician David Blaine is 35. Singer Kelly Price is 35. Actor James Roday is 32. Actress Jamie Lynn Spears is 17. Thought for Today: "If a man haso 't discovered something that he will diefOI", he isn't fitto live."- Rev. Maitin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968). Now, it is a~ Ca1bolic., Jewisb ud Muslim natioo- and mucb more,~ said Marty. . But one thing America «11ainly isn't is "sc'n1lar,~ Teny - and there is no evidcnoe llaoHIIilin""Vllftilv' whatsoev« thai the powerof religion is fading m die worid as a whole. Marty said lhis feality is baRI for senting a candidate or patty m:my sdtolars and jouma!or~tever, you know what ::set~~~~ d;e!'!!ng to say and it in the l960s that guarantoed Right up front, Marty a 21 st...cenuuy world that admitted that he has been a would be ~liO(Jdar, sensate, dooroell-ringing political epiwrean, hodonislic, conactivist si~ 1949, and be tractual, . pragmatic, prostill. call~":flarry Truman grammatic and empirical~ ~my president" Also. the "Tba1 model dido't wort intersection qf religion and fOI" most poople~ around the public lite bas been a majOr .· wodd., be said, and it ~does­ theme in many of his 50- n' t w<Jrl( for any of us~ in plus books · and the weeldy America. oolumns be has published These days, religious for 50 years in the Christian believers on both ~ of century, a m.ainline the .aisle pontinue to be Protestant journal. shaken by .aftecsbocb from Truth is. he s aid, it's me dool-pr.ayer decision impossible to study · in 1963 and Roe v. Wade in American history widtout li73. The Iranian crisis in DOling the role l.bat religion 1979 <neted 1he shell of has played in polities. and America's sense of safety culture. Si11oe Day One. and · security, which lata" America has offered a pow- was mattered by tbe heUisb erful blood of evangelical reality of Sept. 11 , 1.001. revivalism and enlightenMarty said it's bald to dismeat rationalism, and cuss nation:al "security~ believers on both sides of wilbout talking about relithe aisle have followed tbeir gion.. ~·s also uue when heads as well as tlleir hearts. it oomes to debating an This faith factor isn' t fad- issue that "statts oo Page ing, . as American life One of the Bible,~ which is beoomes more pluralistic caring for creatiOO and lbe and complex. Onoe, · envimnment. America was a Protestant, 'Then lhcre are the issues Catholic and Jewish nation. linked to wbal be called the The Daily Sentinel Ohio---· 9 .. ... --..... . 0 O J . , OJ O J • • • ........ a.,... .., ..... ... o...........,.. ............ ......... c.., -. Friday, April4, 2008 ~out. The oom.ferenoe wm be .hcld lirom 9 a.m . to 4 p .m. .Fewer than n(I pet:cent of available seats rremain. Granuny-nominated and Dove Awa!1d- wiruiing singer am.d naliiona! reoord· ing artist Aaron Crabb and ·bis wife, Amanda Crabb, will petfotm at and lead l!he .ronference. It is open lO area w~men of .aU .1ges and wiD featillre drama, oome:dy, and a uiinl-maU, in achlition to illne spocii.al teaclring and music of ltihe Cnlbbs. The Crabbs wiil .a!so perform during Bethel's regular worship servioe on Sunday. 1bey wetre fea1llre(l guests in January on llhe intemacional TBN sateUite netwolt.'s iflagshlp TV program, ~Pr~se 1ilie Lord," and were on •the oova- Of O!ristian \bioe ~r;jne's Febroaty 2008 issue. . Aaron, sibling and vocalijil of the Dove Aw.atd-winning, GT.ammy-nominated CGtbb Family . mamiod Amanda, a foiDlCT Miss Kentldy beauty oontestant and t alented p(Ofessional singer in ber own right., an 2001; and t:he two ilater began ministering rogether at churches and · ~iri1Jual oonfere.noes across · die nation . lbeir latest single, ~Mii:acle,~ is cunrently receiving n ationwide airplay on Ohriistian radio. · .Interested ·women can sliita purchase .conference lii~ts at $20 each, but .are urged to contact the ~ at (74'0) £ro7-67!13, Vlisit www.belihelw.c.org or email dailyhopemi.nistries @yaho o.oom as soon as pi)SS!ble. Admission to the .conferenoe <dso includes breakfast snaclcs, lunch and v.arioos other item5. ' • \., SUbn:hll:d photo Bismqp R. Damiel Camlon l1lf ilhe Roman C!llt:tdlic Diocese df Sletibenville, 'left. administered the Sacrament df Confinnation upoo 18 high sclilool Sllidlmts dumilg Sunday Mass at Sacred Heart Church in Pomeroy on March 30. Pictured with Bishop Oor.ilon and the Rev. Wiler Heinz, pas:or., are from left, Melissa Gt:UBSer, Alison SChoeppner, Scott McBricle, .Kelsey Fife , Sdbbi Harris, Da'lalta COllins, Valerie ~. B1VB1il Harris, Courmey Ginther, Patrick Carey, Ashley 'Carey, Jordan .A1lll!le1so1il, Erill PdetsOR, Rachel Matildmt, 8riamna Taylor. Jacdb Maddox, Minlnda Grueser. flebecea Maddox. BY Doi.IQ! AS SIOUCICM .a nyo.n e blame . ty he her response because moment together that we Linda and me for beating a 6f her many years of work- forgot the time . ~Your ttrunt is en;qJty, Sir. lhasty retreat ilo OJic~ for ing in the Human Resource Before we knew it, we Y<Ou bave no. ,baggage.,~ a weekend away? We need- field. Sbe simPly nodded were back ;on the road LEXINGlUN, Ky. high...quality, family-mend- ·quipped tbe botel v.alet as ed a break. As we dmve 0:!1, and listened. When she again, nearing Chicago , -ldblhus, the Ohrisliian music ly events in the a11ea," my wife and I sat staring at fut!le ·d id >we !know that we spoke of the stress of her where we experienced on r eadh other in the but seat had f0rgOiitelli!IUTbags. ·ovet'bearing bOs-s, I didn' t third life lesson, the imporfestival .held in Wilmore, James said. Ky.. and Lexingron · 1bis plii'tllership is an of our car. Fighting ~linda swears she ·told ·m e 1ciclc into my pat pastoral tance of laughing with each Legends, · Kentiuclcy'-s pro- oppe~rtunity to support tt:r, be b'lwted out, 'Will m ,put 1belbags in die trunk.. cliches .about how to love other. · Just as we were fessional baseball team, are other I(!)C31 erganiuliions you be staying w~th us · My Fespoose llO her sliU our neighbor or tile need for pulling under the hotel bol.b staples on calendars that believe . enough in ovemigbt or by the bout?" sounds like u unwilling pg~yer. Instead I listened to canopy, Linda asked, "Did across lhe region. wbllt we lio .at .lch:llbns to · Wbat oould have been one wiliness before a oong;res- her heart as she poured it you put the bags in the This year, ilhe organiusupport us in relillrn," ·said of die most em~ sional . bearing, ~~ do not ·o ut on the Indiana trunk?." I had already •. · liumpike. As we listened, popped the trunk for the' tions' events wi.U show up Doug Bak.e r. · operations moments of our marriage recall maC on even more •calendars diiTect<lr of lc:hthus turned into one of our best Howe>~er, we both ~ we 'began te~ forget about valet as I responded. "1 wid! Faitll Night :08, a July Mini11tries., Inc. "Through memories as we disoovetied our f(1JI'gotten baggage was the ·excess 'baggage ef our don' t remember." 20 event at Applebee·s t!bis pat!llllership, we hope ' that forgett:ing the baggage providential, as we learned stress-tilled lives. As be informed us of our Pmt that 's designed to pFO- m ibuild awareness foreacll .. could be .a good thing. ilhree ~t ilife lessoos This lee! us to our second lack of bags and made his mote family fun ami wor- of our orgamzatlons and As we pllUIJ!fJd our week- .during our trip. First, we . life lesson, the importance joking comment about the ship in the region. The Air increase.our ability t o have end !~Linda and I knew learned llhe impmunce ef of living in the moment possibility of our afternoon One Christian Radio a positive impact Qll fanri- · we . . an .escape from listening to one another. For together. When we pulled tryst, we burst into laughter. Network will also join me lies throughout oentral our stresS-'fiUed lives. 1be the tim two hours of our e~ff to eat, we noticed a Instead of being embar· . ~ership to present Faith Kenwcky." sues;; of be:r micWie man- joumey, we did nothing but men' s clothing store near rassed or angry, we playful· Night :08. lyhthus Ministries win . agement job increased·wi111 talk aOOut the stressful cir- the restaurant. For the next ly went along with the joke. lbe event will include a also present its annual festii- a boss wbo seemed \bent on cumstances that were two hours. we just enjoyed After the valet drove off to Lexington Legends game, a. 'va1, l!itled "lchtlbus :.08: micrOI'nanaging the enliiFe besieging us. As we took each other as we ate and park our car, we walked i nto concert by Mark Sohultl., a Listen. Live" on June U- ~ 4 department.Asa<pastlllr ·of.a tlDlls venting, we listened shopped. On previou~; road the lobby with our arms well-known Christian at\llist, at the lobllhus Fann U1 growing churc h ltlhat 'Was in .a:ttenlliv.e ly te~ each other. trips, I always had a preset al'ound · each other and .and plenty Qf f amily fun, Wtlnmre. The festival will ,l(jire need ·o f .addiliional We made no .attempts to agenda and a schedule that I approached the young man ., music and worship. f~re more . . than ]100 sta:lf. my stFess level was . solve any pr.oblems. We . rigidly followed. !But on that at the front desk. My vuice "This is a great op.portuni- artists and oonuoues to be ooi[tn~ over. Also, the 1>imply listened. Surely, this day, we forgot the schedule carried loudly throu gh out ;ty for these guality, family- the longest running event of financial pFc:Ssure of putting must be what .Jm~es meant and simply enjoyed Olll' the marble-walled lobby as oriented organizations ro tts kind. . . our oldest son thmugh ool- wben be wrote . in his New time together. we. checked ·in and 1 belestablish a partnership and For more tnfol'llllltton -or 1ege was straining the Testament letter, ~Everyone What else co~ explain lowed witli a wink. ·'We provide entertainment for to purohase tickets for Faith bouseMld budget. In addi- should lbe •quick to iisten, me, the ultimate . ti-sbop- ' don't have any bag( We · our · fans," said Legends Night :08 or lchthus : 0~ , tion. his two teenage bmth- ·slow to speak" (James per, spending m re than an won'} need them anyway ,.. General Manager Andy call {~59l 858-3001 or VISit ers added to our anxiety by 1: 19a NIV). hour trying on clothes as my W~ Jaugbed all the way Ill Shea. .. www.!chthus,org. _ regularly buclcing us on llhe When I complained of wife found and brought to 011r room . . . CdDrnM"IIftl" . The connecnon between . Lex~ .Legends llckets need to go to chun:h, using my ovel'extended church me one item after anoth~r. l (The Rev. Drmgla.1 '~...lfllt ~chthus, the Lexm~n and Fatth N1ght lilckets and such clever arguments as, schedule, Lmda did not even modeled each article StQ!:iaqn j s thf. [![1\TP! .. •l · c;.a:: .. -. · ·. ·Le'gends and Air C?ne IS" inr-ooniition are avllillible at "in woonstim1iunll1 -lo cni~ ffi ·~tli .a staffing of _clothinf for her.. We so .· Grace_ U nited, . M,er !tr~di 11 -. -. ...,~ - ..-,. .. -:-'.--balied ~ n mt~r~. t~an JU >lfb~ {RS!J) .4 :1.1~7 8()7-Qr-www.l e x- cm ak'e-uscgn~ · - - --!1oluuon-thllt·wouldfl61'f1llll~ ' enJoyeit~-'l ·•vm~m the- e /Iu rrh m ·Ga/llp(l/le~, Oim r. I ~-~e~~~~~~cordf~~ ~oNjll~J- ruf~~~~~~~r~~::~~ In~. ;s - · , · - ,~~· ·. · · ·... -' · -· · · · ' · · ·· .· · James, executive director of -lchthus Ministries Inc . "These powerhouse .organizations also share common values. including a .rommitment to presenting United States weren't . unleashed in the oourse of a drunken p~ or a fiery debate. They were part ana parcel of a serious statement - probably in the oourse of a sermon addressed to the members of his cliurch, and were received by them, enthusiastically, as such. If Obama · dido 't hear them, it simply beggars belief that Obama could have associated with Wright so closely over a period of 20 years without being present, again and again, when Wright worked himself up to oomparable frenzies and let Hy to comparable effect. And while I liave no doubt (ro repeat myself) that the senator disagreed with such statements, it is inevitable that he . sat the1-e and tolerated them, and did not walk out, let alone dissociate himself from1he pastor 01" church in which they were u!lered. I suspecr that many whites are unaware 'of the · social dynamics of cenain black churches. lbeir mem•' hers are devout Christians, but they suffer the inevitable routine indignities of being black citizens of an overwhelmingly white republic, and their churches are iunong the few places where the resulting frustrations can he Confia•tnation held Fotgetting .the baggage Ministry, ball team sch~ule July event if ·.,. . -.- . . We have been tilld, by oo less an authority than Sen. Barack Obama himself, that the recently retll'cd kev. r Jeremiah Wright has been his pastor and spiritual ·W"tlliam adviser for the past 20 Rusher years. Wright officiated at· Obama's maniage and baptized his chi1dreo. ~ is simply oo arguing about tbe closeness of the two men, or ed, but if they had ever been about the influential role · uttered in his hearing at a Reader Services CUSPS 21HIIIl Wright has played m service . of his church. be COl IIICtiool Polley Oftlo V..., P.l p 1'-*4 Co,, Obama 's life. · would have felt obliged to Our main concem in all slories is to Published every afternoon. - , And then, in March, mil- leave the church. The be accurale. M rou ....... o1 on error throutlh Frida~. 111 Coun Street. lions of · Americans United States has its .tn a OIOry. call ""' new11oom at (740) f'crneftW. Ollio. Seoilncklaai,....... . watcbed on television as defects, but its virtues far pakt at PUih&iD)'. Wright unloaded himself outweigh those defects. 992·2156. - · - · 1l:e' ..... · ond on the subject of the United . Obama' s repudiation of the Send addreli aJI'I80..OUr States of America, whose Wright's statements was Lianl ED 1l:e Dolly SenLiroel. 111 Coon (740) --2156. p-esident Obama aspires to absolutely essential if he - . ........,. Ohio 05711!1. OllpwbWhldlli. 1'1 •in: be. Wright told his parish- intends to be a serious can., Pp6un ...... ioners (who could he seen dictate for president. And in the bacl(grouod applaud- speaking for myself, I do New• Clillle~...... . . . ...... .-10.27 ing his remarks) that the oot for a moment doubt that ~ Chatlone lloellidt. Ext. 12 One,... • 'tt5.M U.S. government 1had engi- the repudiation was petfectllopoo ... . Brian Reed.· Ext. 14 Deity • • • • • • •• ., • ., •• •• .50' ~ , neered the AIDtepidemic ly sincere. Obama has a llopoo... . Setgenl. Ext. 13 Onn:onll: · .• .. .. . . . . .'10.27 to k.ill black pie. and great many views I disagree ~ 'toUo worked up to . peroration "'ith (probably inch1ding Advertising in which he resoundiugly some I am not even aware -."""""' -... ~ . . ., Dave Harrill. Ext. 15 lllldto . D:llr· - - NoInsubscriprejected the slogan "God of), but I do oot doubt that 0. 'I ...,lirendeo..is. Ext 16 tion ~mill f*ii-.:1 in ...... whent hama . . . . . . . . . . . .. , .. . bless America." No, he be has a thoroughly· baln Qre: . . , Cllwl<. fiLL 10 thundered: The right view • anced, sophisticated and was "God Oamn America!" sympathetic general view of His parishioners roared the United States, in which • 13 ~ . • . . .•. ..... .'32.26 thelr approval. a..-·~·· h,&t.12 " halll!cinatiolls li,ke Wright's ~ Weeb ....... . . . ' . ,'114.20 52 .Weeb ............'127.11 Needless to say, when have no place at alL eo-= questioned by reponers, But the American .people .-o~wltil:et.com . OueltM lleige County Obama wasted no time dis- can he forgi ven for suspect13 Weeks · · · · · · · · · · · · -'53·55 tancing himself from those ing that there is more here -: 26 Weeks .... . ...... .'107.10 • . __._..__., __, 52 Weeks . ...... . ... .'21421 selltunents. He not only dis- than Obarna is letting on. ,,,_,_,.,.,,com .___www _.•_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___,.,.........lo!J a greed WI"lh the'm, he assen- Wright's comments on Jlte 1 Leners to the editor are welcome. T7rey slwu/J be less than 100 words. Allletrers are subject to editing, must be signed, and include address and tt/eplwttcl number. No unsigned leners will be published. Leners slwu/J be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Leners of thanJ,;s to organizalions and individuals will twt be accept· M for publicariOfL . · ,. tional "Redeeming Hope .'Women's GonfCft:IKle" to be -~ S:atwday at Bethel _Worship Outer has nearly The Wright stuff LETTERS TO THE EDITOR lllllln....., .. 1lJPPERS PI...AINS - Page As • Conference .nearly sold out '[hi first intenleoomina- !'l ' .=~Daily· ~ based in Wilml!lFe and start- ed in 1'97.0. The lohtbus Ottistian music festivlil was the first of its kind and started as an alternative response to Woodstock · A poem expressed oollectively and relatively safely. Every oow and then, some black pastor (and some · far more than others) will give voice to a bellow of pain that serves as a useful catharsis for ' such sentiments. That is what I think happened - perhaps quite frequently, over the 20 years in which . Obama listened to Wright's sermons. And God is my Savior, My Friend, iny Llght. He . ust.ains me 1hnr' .All the bad times in my life. I thank him for my family and friendS, And allowing me to be a part of this Great Universe of His. If you feel you've been dealt a great cross to bear, Talk it over with the Lord, • Because he really c.U:es. Obama, who became a pub- lic figure of note only in recent · years, sat qu1etly tbrough these fulminatiOJi!S rather than taclding his pastor about them bead-on. If . he had done othetwise, ·he would swiftly have forfeited whatever leadership role he .hoped to play among his fellow blacks. That, I think., is the only reasonabl~:flanation of the rather ed situation in which CJbatita DOW fiads himself. It doesn't cast him . in a particularly oourageous light. But if he was guilty of illoraJ oowardioe, whether Try walking the straight and narrow in this world filled with sin. Just live by His word, and you too, can be His friend . ~ - EUaine Coy · VIIIWn Cou1d sm·ge·~ sweat details. as chotr" prepare's &.or Mass ,._.., ll BY SARAH KARtJSH ASSOCIATED PRESS WRn:ER HYATrSVILlE, Md. Rehearsal assistant David Mathers brought his lapel microphone up to his mouth for a throaty demonstration of the German word "dicb," putting particulat emphasis on the guttural "k.h" sound atlhe end. ''We really want to bear that," . Mathers s.aid toward the end ·o f a 2112-bourchoir prattice. "The Holy Father's from Bavaria." The cofument caused chuckles the singers Jmow the pope is German. But getting all the details just . right for · Pope Benedict XVI - down to every .last syllable of a "hymn in his native tongue - is ·s erious business for this group · of Washingtonarea Roman Catholics. The 250-persoll choir will be singing at the papal Mass next montib .at Nationals Park. Chosen from more than 500 people who auditioned, the group gathered for the first time March 10 at St. Mark the Evangelist Church in Hyattsville, just outside Washington. A week earlier they had received the 134 pages of sheet music, mostly .for songs they bad never heard before. ''What a gift to he able to see the pope," s.aid Steve Dameron, a 51 -year-old tenor from Morningside, ~even if it's from the back." Of course. this group won't just see the pope, tbey' ll he his musical accompaniment. Their singing will be part of the experience for the 46,000 people who will pack into the new baseball stadium. Many more will watch the Mass on TV. . Tom Stehle, pastoral associate for liturgy and • t"th . Co•e on over to Bob's•••. • Two Convenient Locations 2400 Eastern Avenue Gallipoiis, Ohio ........ 44tH711 • pope· music at Our Lady of "At the root, it's the pra~ er. Mercy parish in Potomac~ is It's not the spectacle. it""1nt serving as music director the histone event. ·:.. 11·, for the papal Mass. He really about prayer. and worked for months to what Catholics do ever) choose just the right music Sunday lssentially... for the elaborate event, This Mass presents som<· which will also feature per- unique challenges. howe w1 forman<;es by opera stars . For in ~tance, Stehle " "' Placido Domingo and concerned that choi r mem OenY.ce Graves. AloniJ ":ilih bers would not be ahie tn famrltar works hke hear the full sound of the Mozart's ''Ave Verurn group in the stadium. v.•her<· Corpus," the program there are no wall s or a ce ilincludes international folk ing for the music to reflect songs, gospel and music by off. To compen sate. ' he contemporary composers. devised an unusual seating In addition to the main arrangement. choir, Stehle is coordinating In most c hoirs. all th<" a 65-person "intercultural sopranos sit together a~ a choir," which will sing irr section, and likewi se for thr · French, Spanish, Zulu and , altos, tenors and bas'e' . In other languages : a 175- Stehle ' s arrangement. voice childrell's choir; and smaller groups of sopr<o~n o' an SO-person gospel choir. are interspersed wi th small "I wanted to use all of the er groups of altos. tenor' creativity and imagination 1 . and basses. The hope is th m could and also make it a the arrahgement will help very prayerful experience each singer hear the whole fOI" everyone." Stehle said. choir. that f'act llliqualifies him for the presidency is a questioo e.very voter will bave to answer for himself or herself. (.William Rusher is an accomplished aurhor.former publis&r of the National Review and former 11ice chai~ of the American Gmservative Union.) · w " 1/4 mile north of Pomeroy Mason Bridge . Mason, West Virgin (304) �' ~ OPINION The D~y Sentinel .. PageA4 Friday, April .... aoo8 A famous church historian on politics and religion The Daily Sentinel .. ...,,-, ...... ...... t • F\AIMC»j, Ohio {740) 9§,.2156 • FAX (7~} az157 When it oomes ro religion and polit,ics, it's bald ro Wk llbout lbe cootests witbout nuning the players and their Ohio Valley Publishing Co. •c:ams Consider Hillary Rodlwn a;...., who insists dJat her 111 Caurt Sl Dan Goodlldl Publisher Chartene Hoellidl . General Manager-News Ecitor --''------~----------- ..,..,.._g Congress sll411 ~ liD buv rrsputing a at46lislunmt of rdigioll, or tlu fru anci.sr tlcm.f; or dri4gbtg tlu ~ of spuclt, or of tJK·press; or tlu riglu of tlu proph pucuMJ .tJI assmdJk, arul to pditio• IlK Goverrunmt for « rd~ ofgrieHru:a. -The Arst Amendment to lhe U.S. Constllulion TODAY IN HISTORY political convictions ·are rooted in hef United MedlodiSt.&idt. Then dJcR is BaraCt Obama and dte Rev. J~ Wright of liinity United Churcll of Ouist. Enough said. What about John "F.aith : of My Fadiers" McCain, an Episqlpalian ~ worships wilb the Southern Baptists'! Soon, be will pick a mooing . mare. Do you prefer Mitt Romney, who served as a Monnoo bishop, or M"Jke Hucbhoe. an o!daioed .Soulhem Baptist minister? But to !ifle dte big f.aitband-polilics picrure, it helps 1101. ro IQcus on the details. lbat's wby the r:amous church historian Martin Marty, speaking early in this year's ropsy-twvy primary season, eleoted to do the neM impossible -deliver a 45-rninute locture on Ibis hot-button topic without mentioning the name of a single candidate. ~won't that be a relief!" asked · Marty; speaking at Palm Beach Atlantic Univemty in South Florida. · 1be alternative is to canse yet another shouting match in the political pews. Tune in to dte typical talk-TV politioo, he said, ·and ~as soon as tbere •s a label as to whelber she or he is repre- Today is Friday, April 4, the 95th day of 2008. There are 27 1 days left in the year. Today's .Highligbt in Histmy: On April4, 1968, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., 39, was shot to death as.be stood on a balcony of the Lorraine Motel in. Memphis, Tenn.; dte killing sparked a wave of riots across lbe U.S. (James Earl Ray later pleaded guilty to assassinating King, then spent the rest of bis life claiming his innoceooe and attempting ro withdraw his guilty.plea; he died in prison in 1998.1 On this date: In 1818, Congress decided 1he United States flag would oonsist of l3 red and white sttipes and 20 stars, with a new star in be added fOI" every new state. In 1841, President Wtlliam Hen!)' Harrison ~ncnnnhed to pneumonia one month after his inaugural, becoming the first U.S. chief executive to d.ie in office. In 1850, the city of lm Angeles was inoorporaled. In 1887, Susanna Madora Salter became the first woman elected mayor of an American oommunity: Aigonia, Kan. In 1945, during World WarD, U.S. troops on Okinawa encountered dte first significant resistance from Jllpiiiii:SC . forces at the Machinato Line. · · · In 1949, 12 nations, inclulfing the United, States, signed the North Atlantic Treaty in Washington. In 1981 , Henry Cisneros became the first MexicanAmerican elected mayor of a major U.S. city: San Antonio. ln 1983, the space shuttle Challenger roared into Olbit on its maiden voyage. In 1988, the Arizona Senate oonvictccl Gov. Evan Mocbam of two chatges of official misconduct, and removed him from office. (Mecham was lbe first governor ro be impeached and removed fiQm office in oearly six clcr.a<k.) Five years ago: U.S. forces seized Saddam lntemaliooal 1\irport ootside Baghdad. Sammy Sosa of the Chicago Cubs became the 18th player to hit 500 careerbomers, con- . necting for a solo shot in a I0-9 loss to Cincinnati. , One year ago: Iranian President Mah!nood Ahmadinejad announced the surprise release of 15 captive British sailors and marines. Hoose Speaker Nancy Pelosi held talks with Syrian President Basbar Assad despite White House objec- . nons. Radio host Don lmus made offensive on-air remaJb about the Rutgers University women's basketbaU team. (Despite a subsequent apology, lmus was fired by CBS • Radio and cable network MSNBC; be was hired elsewhere by year's end.) . Today's Birt!::iays: Author-poet Maya Angeloo is 80. ·Reoording executive Clive Davis is 76. Bandleader Hugh Maseke~a is 69. Author Kitty Kelley is 66. Acror Craig T. Nelson 1s 64cActress Christine Lahti is 58. Country singer . S~v)' Gatlin~ Gatlin BTQ!bm) is 51. ~~-pmdurer Dav1d E. !{elley ts 52. Actot: Hugo Weavmg IS 48, RJJCk: musician lliig-AIWJ~"'Illl~ir~. Amlf'DliVlii"Ofils!FJ= = = = · is 44. Actor ROberi Downey Jr. ls 43. ActOiBaiTy Pepper is 38. Country singer Clay DavidsOn is 37. Singer Iill Scott is 36. Magician David Blaine is 35. Singer Kelly Price is 35. Actor James Roday is 32. Actress Jamie Lynn Spears is 17. Thought for Today: "If a man haso 't discovered something that he will diefOI", he isn't fitto live."- Rev. Maitin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968). Now, it is a~ Ca1bolic., Jewisb ud Muslim natioo- and mucb more,~ said Marty. . But one thing America «11ainly isn't is "sc'n1lar,~ Teny - and there is no evidcnoe llaoHIIilin""Vllftilv' whatsoev« thai the powerof religion is fading m die worid as a whole. Marty said lhis feality is baRI for senting a candidate or patty m:my sdtolars and jouma!or~tever, you know what ::set~~~~ d;e!'!!ng to say and it in the l960s that guarantoed Right up front, Marty a 21 st...cenuuy world that admitted that he has been a would be ~liO(Jdar, sensate, dooroell-ringing political epiwrean, hodonislic, conactivist si~ 1949, and be tractual, . pragmatic, prostill. call~":flarry Truman grammatic and empirical~ ~my president" Also. the "Tba1 model dido't wort intersection qf religion and fOI" most poople~ around the public lite bas been a majOr .· wodd., be said, and it ~does­ theme in many of his 50- n' t w<Jrl( for any of us~ in plus books · and the weeldy America. oolumns be has published These days, religious for 50 years in the Christian believers on both ~ of century, a m.ainline the .aisle pontinue to be Protestant journal. shaken by .aftecsbocb from Truth is. he s aid, it's me dool-pr.ayer decision impossible to study · in 1963 and Roe v. Wade in American history widtout li73. The Iranian crisis in DOling the role l.bat religion 1979 <neted 1he shell of has played in polities. and America's sense of safety culture. Si11oe Day One. and · security, which lata" America has offered a pow- was mattered by tbe heUisb erful blood of evangelical reality of Sept. 11 , 1.001. revivalism and enlightenMarty said it's bald to dismeat rationalism, and cuss nation:al "security~ believers on both sides of wilbout talking about relithe aisle have followed tbeir gion.. ~·s also uue when heads as well as tlleir hearts. it oomes to debating an This faith factor isn' t fad- issue that "statts oo Page ing, . as American life One of the Bible,~ which is beoomes more pluralistic caring for creatiOO and lbe and complex. Onoe, · envimnment. America was a Protestant, 'Then lhcre are the issues Catholic and Jewish nation. linked to wbal be called the The Daily Sentinel Ohio---· 9 .. ... --..... . 0 O J . , OJ O J • • • ........ a.,... .., ..... ... o...........,.. ............ ......... c.., -. Friday, April4, 2008 ~out. The oom.ferenoe wm be .hcld lirom 9 a.m . to 4 p .m. .Fewer than n(I pet:cent of available seats rremain. Granuny-nominated and Dove Awa!1d- wiruiing singer am.d naliiona! reoord· ing artist Aaron Crabb and ·bis wife, Amanda Crabb, will petfotm at and lead l!he .ronference. It is open lO area w~men of .aU .1ges and wiD featillre drama, oome:dy, and a uiinl-maU, in achlition to illne spocii.al teaclring and music of ltihe Cnlbbs. The Crabbs wiil .a!so perform during Bethel's regular worship servioe on Sunday. 1bey wetre fea1llre(l guests in January on llhe intemacional TBN sateUite netwolt.'s iflagshlp TV program, ~Pr~se 1ilie Lord," and were on •the oova- Of O!ristian \bioe ~r;jne's Febroaty 2008 issue. . Aaron, sibling and vocalijil of the Dove Aw.atd-winning, GT.ammy-nominated CGtbb Family . mamiod Amanda, a foiDlCT Miss Kentldy beauty oontestant and t alented p(Ofessional singer in ber own right., an 2001; and t:he two ilater began ministering rogether at churches and · ~iri1Jual oonfere.noes across · die nation . lbeir latest single, ~Mii:acle,~ is cunrently receiving n ationwide airplay on Ohriistian radio. · .Interested ·women can sliita purchase .conference lii~ts at $20 each, but .are urged to contact the ~ at (74'0) £ro7-67!13, Vlisit www.belihelw.c.org or email dailyhopemi.nistries @yaho o.oom as soon as pi)SS!ble. Admission to the .conferenoe <dso includes breakfast snaclcs, lunch and v.arioos other item5. ' • \., SUbn:hll:d photo Bismqp R. Damiel Camlon l1lf ilhe Roman C!llt:tdlic Diocese df Sletibenville, 'left. administered the Sacrament df Confinnation upoo 18 high sclilool Sllidlmts dumilg Sunday Mass at Sacred Heart Church in Pomeroy on March 30. Pictured with Bishop Oor.ilon and the Rev. Wiler Heinz, pas:or., are from left, Melissa Gt:UBSer, Alison SChoeppner, Scott McBricle, .Kelsey Fife , Sdbbi Harris, Da'lalta COllins, Valerie ~. B1VB1il Harris, Courmey Ginther, Patrick Carey, Ashley 'Carey, Jordan .A1lll!le1so1il, Erill PdetsOR, Rachel Matildmt, 8riamna Taylor. Jacdb Maddox, Minlnda Grueser. flebecea Maddox. BY Doi.IQ! AS SIOUCICM .a nyo.n e blame . ty he her response because moment together that we Linda and me for beating a 6f her many years of work- forgot the time . ~Your ttrunt is en;qJty, Sir. lhasty retreat ilo OJic~ for ing in the Human Resource Before we knew it, we Y<Ou bave no. ,baggage.,~ a weekend away? We need- field. Sbe simPly nodded were back ;on the road LEXINGlUN, Ky. high...quality, family-mend- ·quipped tbe botel v.alet as ed a break. As we dmve 0:!1, and listened. When she again, nearing Chicago , -ldblhus, the Ohrisliian music ly events in the a11ea," my wife and I sat staring at fut!le ·d id >we !know that we spoke of the stress of her where we experienced on r eadh other in the but seat had f0rgOiitelli!IUTbags. ·ovet'bearing bOs-s, I didn' t third life lesson, the imporfestival .held in Wilmore, James said. Ky.. and Lexingron · 1bis plii'tllership is an of our car. Fighting ~linda swears she ·told ·m e 1ciclc into my pat pastoral tance of laughing with each Legends, · Kentiuclcy'-s pro- oppe~rtunity to support tt:r, be b'lwted out, 'Will m ,put 1belbags in die trunk.. cliches .about how to love other. · Just as we were fessional baseball team, are other I(!)C31 erganiuliions you be staying w~th us · My Fespoose llO her sliU our neighbor or tile need for pulling under the hotel bol.b staples on calendars that believe . enough in ovemigbt or by the bout?" sounds like u unwilling pg~yer. Instead I listened to canopy, Linda asked, "Did across lhe region. wbllt we lio .at .lch:llbns to · Wbat oould have been one wiliness before a oong;res- her heart as she poured it you put the bags in the This year, ilhe organiusupport us in relillrn," ·said of die most em~ sional . bearing, ~~ do not ·o ut on the Indiana trunk?." I had already •. · liumpike. As we listened, popped the trunk for the' tions' events wi.U show up Doug Bak.e r. · operations moments of our marriage recall maC on even more •calendars diiTect<lr of lc:hthus turned into one of our best Howe>~er, we both ~ we 'began te~ forget about valet as I responded. "1 wid! Faitll Night :08, a July Mini11tries., Inc. "Through memories as we disoovetied our f(1JI'gotten baggage was the ·excess 'baggage ef our don' t remember." 20 event at Applebee·s t!bis pat!llllership, we hope ' that forgett:ing the baggage providential, as we learned stress-tilled lives. As be informed us of our Pmt that 's designed to pFO- m ibuild awareness foreacll .. could be .a good thing. ilhree ~t ilife lessoos This lee! us to our second lack of bags and made his mote family fun ami wor- of our orgamzatlons and As we pllUIJ!fJd our week- .during our trip. First, we . life lesson, the importance joking comment about the ship in the region. The Air increase.our ability t o have end !~Linda and I knew learned llhe impmunce ef of living in the moment possibility of our afternoon One Christian Radio a positive impact Qll fanri- · we . . an .escape from listening to one another. For together. When we pulled tryst, we burst into laughter. Network will also join me lies throughout oentral our stresS-'fiUed lives. 1be the tim two hours of our e~ff to eat, we noticed a Instead of being embar· . ~ership to present Faith Kenwcky." sues;; of be:r micWie man- joumey, we did nothing but men' s clothing store near rassed or angry, we playful· Night :08. lyhthus Ministries win . agement job increased·wi111 talk aOOut the stressful cir- the restaurant. For the next ly went along with the joke. lbe event will include a also present its annual festii- a boss wbo seemed \bent on cumstances that were two hours. we just enjoyed After the valet drove off to Lexington Legends game, a. 'va1, l!itled "lchtlbus :.08: micrOI'nanaging the enliiFe besieging us. As we took each other as we ate and park our car, we walked i nto concert by Mark Sohultl., a Listen. Live" on June U- ~ 4 department.Asa<pastlllr ·of.a tlDlls venting, we listened shopped. On previou~; road the lobby with our arms well-known Christian at\llist, at the lobllhus Fann U1 growing churc h ltlhat 'Was in .a:ttenlliv.e ly te~ each other. trips, I always had a preset al'ound · each other and .and plenty Qf f amily fun, Wtlnmre. The festival will ,l(jire need ·o f .addiliional We made no .attempts to agenda and a schedule that I approached the young man ., music and worship. f~re more . . than ]100 sta:lf. my stFess level was . solve any pr.oblems. We . rigidly followed. !But on that at the front desk. My vuice "This is a great op.portuni- artists and oonuoues to be ooi[tn~ over. Also, the 1>imply listened. Surely, this day, we forgot the schedule carried loudly throu gh out ;ty for these guality, family- the longest running event of financial pFc:Ssure of putting must be what .Jm~es meant and simply enjoyed Olll' the marble-walled lobby as oriented organizations ro tts kind. . . our oldest son thmugh ool- wben be wrote . in his New time together. we. checked ·in and 1 belestablish a partnership and For more tnfol'llllltton -or 1ege was straining the Testament letter, ~Everyone What else co~ explain lowed witli a wink. ·'We provide entertainment for to purohase tickets for Faith bouseMld budget. In addi- should lbe •quick to iisten, me, the ultimate . ti-sbop- ' don't have any bag( We · our · fans," said Legends Night :08 or lchthus : 0~ , tion. his two teenage bmth- ·slow to speak" (James per, spending m re than an won'} need them anyway ,.. General Manager Andy call {~59l 858-3001 or VISit ers added to our anxiety by 1: 19a NIV). hour trying on clothes as my W~ Jaugbed all the way Ill Shea. .. www.!chthus,org. _ regularly buclcing us on llhe When I complained of wife found and brought to 011r room . . . CdDrnM"IIftl" . The connecnon between . Lex~ .Legends llckets need to go to chun:h, using my ovel'extended church me one item after anoth~r. l (The Rev. Drmgla.1 '~...lfllt ~chthus, the Lexm~n and Fatth N1ght lilckets and such clever arguments as, schedule, Lmda did not even modeled each article StQ!:iaqn j s thf. [![1\TP! .. •l · c;.a:: .. -. · ·. ·Le'gends and Air C?ne IS" inr-ooniition are avllillible at "in woonstim1iunll1 -lo cni~ ffi ·~tli .a staffing of _clothinf for her.. We so .· Grace_ U nited, . M,er !tr~di 11 -. -. ...,~ - ..-,. .. -:-'.--balied ~ n mt~r~. t~an JU >lfb~ {RS!J) .4 :1.1~7 8()7-Qr-www.l e x- cm ak'e-uscgn~ · - - --!1oluuon-thllt·wouldfl61'f1llll~ ' enJoyeit~-'l ·•vm~m the- e /Iu rrh m ·Ga/llp(l/le~, Oim r. I ~-~e~~~~~~cordf~~ ~oNjll~J- ruf~~~~~~~r~~::~~ In~. ;s - · , · - ,~~· ·. · · ·... -' · -· · · · ' · · ·· .· · James, executive director of -lchthus Ministries Inc . "These powerhouse .organizations also share common values. including a .rommitment to presenting United States weren't . unleashed in the oourse of a drunken p~ or a fiery debate. They were part ana parcel of a serious statement - probably in the oourse of a sermon addressed to the members of his cliurch, and were received by them, enthusiastically, as such. If Obama · dido 't hear them, it simply beggars belief that Obama could have associated with Wright so closely over a period of 20 years without being present, again and again, when Wright worked himself up to oomparable frenzies and let Hy to comparable effect. And while I liave no doubt (ro repeat myself) that the senator disagreed with such statements, it is inevitable that he . sat the1-e and tolerated them, and did not walk out, let alone dissociate himself from1he pastor 01" church in which they were u!lered. I suspecr that many whites are unaware 'of the · social dynamics of cenain black churches. lbeir mem•' hers are devout Christians, but they suffer the inevitable routine indignities of being black citizens of an overwhelmingly white republic, and their churches are iunong the few places where the resulting frustrations can he Confia•tnation held Fotgetting .the baggage Ministry, ball team sch~ule July event if ·.,. . -.- . . We have been tilld, by oo less an authority than Sen. Barack Obama himself, that the recently retll'cd kev. r Jeremiah Wright has been his pastor and spiritual ·W"tlliam adviser for the past 20 Rusher years. Wright officiated at· Obama's maniage and baptized his chi1dreo. ~ is simply oo arguing about tbe closeness of the two men, or ed, but if they had ever been about the influential role · uttered in his hearing at a Reader Services CUSPS 21HIIIl Wright has played m service . of his church. be COl IIICtiool Polley Oftlo V..., P.l p 1'-*4 Co,, Obama 's life. · would have felt obliged to Our main concem in all slories is to Published every afternoon. - , And then, in March, mil- leave the church. The be accurale. M rou ....... o1 on error throutlh Frida~. 111 Coun Street. lions of · Americans United States has its .tn a OIOry. call ""' new11oom at (740) f'crneftW. Ollio. Seoilncklaai,....... . watcbed on television as defects, but its virtues far pakt at PUih&iD)'. Wright unloaded himself outweigh those defects. 992·2156. - · - · 1l:e' ..... · ond on the subject of the United . Obama' s repudiation of the Send addreli aJI'I80..OUr States of America, whose Wright's statements was Lianl ED 1l:e Dolly SenLiroel. 111 Coon (740) --2156. p-esident Obama aspires to absolutely essential if he - . ........,. Ohio 05711!1. OllpwbWhldlli. 1'1 •in: be. Wright told his parish- intends to be a serious can., Pp6un ...... ioners (who could he seen dictate for president. And in the bacl(grouod applaud- speaking for myself, I do New• Clillle~...... . . . ...... .-10.27 ing his remarks) that the oot for a moment doubt that ~ Chatlone lloellidt. Ext. 12 One,... • 'tt5.M U.S. government 1had engi- the repudiation was petfectllopoo ... . Brian Reed.· Ext. 14 Deity • • • • • • •• ., • ., •• •• .50' ~ , neered the AIDtepidemic ly sincere. Obama has a llopoo... . Setgenl. Ext. 13 Onn:onll: · .• .. .. . . . . .'10.27 to k.ill black pie. and great many views I disagree ~ 'toUo worked up to . peroration "'ith (probably inch1ding Advertising in which he resoundiugly some I am not even aware -."""""' -... ~ . . ., Dave Harrill. Ext. 15 lllldto . D:llr· - - NoInsubscriprejected the slogan "God of), but I do oot doubt that 0. 'I ...,lirendeo..is. Ext 16 tion ~mill f*ii-.:1 in ...... whent hama . . . . . . . . . . . .. , .. . bless America." No, he be has a thoroughly· baln Qre: . . , Cllwl<. fiLL 10 thundered: The right view • anced, sophisticated and was "God Oamn America!" sympathetic general view of His parishioners roared the United States, in which • 13 ~ . • . . .•. ..... .'32.26 thelr approval. a..-·~·· h,&t.12 " halll!cinatiolls li,ke Wright's ~ Weeb ....... . . . ' . ,'114.20 52 .Weeb ............'127.11 Needless to say, when have no place at alL eo-= questioned by reponers, But the American .people .-o~wltil:et.com . OueltM lleige County Obama wasted no time dis- can he forgi ven for suspect13 Weeks · · · · · · · · · · · · -'53·55 tancing himself from those ing that there is more here -: 26 Weeks .... . ...... .'107.10 • . __._..__., __, 52 Weeks . ...... . ... .'21421 selltunents. He not only dis- than Obarna is letting on. ,,,_,_,.,.,,com .___www _.•_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___,.,.........lo!J a greed WI"lh the'm, he assen- Wright's comments on Jlte 1 Leners to the editor are welcome. T7rey slwu/J be less than 100 words. Allletrers are subject to editing, must be signed, and include address and tt/eplwttcl number. No unsigned leners will be published. Leners slwu/J be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Leners of thanJ,;s to organizalions and individuals will twt be accept· M for publicariOfL . · ,. tional "Redeeming Hope .'Women's GonfCft:IKle" to be -~ S:atwday at Bethel _Worship Outer has nearly The Wright stuff LETTERS TO THE EDITOR lllllln....., .. 1lJPPERS PI...AINS - Page As • Conference .nearly sold out '[hi first intenleoomina- !'l ' .=~Daily· ~ based in Wilml!lFe and start- ed in 1'97.0. The lohtbus Ottistian music festivlil was the first of its kind and started as an alternative response to Woodstock · A poem expressed oollectively and relatively safely. Every oow and then, some black pastor (and some · far more than others) will give voice to a bellow of pain that serves as a useful catharsis for ' such sentiments. That is what I think happened - perhaps quite frequently, over the 20 years in which . Obama listened to Wright's sermons. And God is my Savior, My Friend, iny Llght. He . ust.ains me 1hnr' .All the bad times in my life. I thank him for my family and friendS, And allowing me to be a part of this Great Universe of His. If you feel you've been dealt a great cross to bear, Talk it over with the Lord, • Because he really c.U:es. Obama, who became a pub- lic figure of note only in recent · years, sat qu1etly tbrough these fulminatiOJi!S rather than taclding his pastor about them bead-on. If . he had done othetwise, ·he would swiftly have forfeited whatever leadership role he .hoped to play among his fellow blacks. That, I think., is the only reasonabl~:flanation of the rather ed situation in which CJbatita DOW fiads himself. It doesn't cast him . in a particularly oourageous light. But if he was guilty of illoraJ oowardioe, whether Try walking the straight and narrow in this world filled with sin. Just live by His word, and you too, can be His friend . ~ - EUaine Coy · VIIIWn Cou1d sm·ge·~ sweat details. as chotr" prepare's &.or Mass ,._.., ll BY SARAH KARtJSH ASSOCIATED PRESS WRn:ER HYATrSVILlE, Md. Rehearsal assistant David Mathers brought his lapel microphone up to his mouth for a throaty demonstration of the German word "dicb," putting particulat emphasis on the guttural "k.h" sound atlhe end. ''We really want to bear that," . Mathers s.aid toward the end ·o f a 2112-bourchoir prattice. "The Holy Father's from Bavaria." The cofument caused chuckles the singers Jmow the pope is German. But getting all the details just . right for · Pope Benedict XVI - down to every .last syllable of a "hymn in his native tongue - is ·s erious business for this group · of Washingtonarea Roman Catholics. The 250-persoll choir will be singing at the papal Mass next montib .at Nationals Park. Chosen from more than 500 people who auditioned, the group gathered for the first time March 10 at St. Mark the Evangelist Church in Hyattsville, just outside Washington. A week earlier they had received the 134 pages of sheet music, mostly .for songs they bad never heard before. ''What a gift to he able to see the pope," s.aid Steve Dameron, a 51 -year-old tenor from Morningside, ~even if it's from the back." Of course. this group won't just see the pope, tbey' ll he his musical accompaniment. Their singing will be part of the experience for the 46,000 people who will pack into the new baseball stadium. Many more will watch the Mass on TV. . Tom Stehle, pastoral associate for liturgy and • t"th . Co•e on over to Bob's•••. • Two Convenient Locations 2400 Eastern Avenue Gallipoiis, Ohio ........ 44tH711 • pope· music at Our Lady of "At the root, it's the pra~ er. Mercy parish in Potomac~ is It's not the spectacle. it""1nt serving as music director the histone event. ·:.. 11·, for the papal Mass. He really about prayer. and worked for months to what Catholics do ever) choose just the right music Sunday lssentially... for the elaborate event, This Mass presents som<· which will also feature per- unique challenges. howe w1 forman<;es by opera stars . For in ~tance, Stehle " "' Placido Domingo and concerned that choi r mem OenY.ce Graves. AloniJ ":ilih bers would not be ahie tn famrltar works hke hear the full sound of the Mozart's ''Ave Verurn group in the stadium. v.•her<· Corpus," the program there are no wall s or a ce ilincludes international folk ing for the music to reflect songs, gospel and music by off. To compen sate. ' he contemporary composers. devised an unusual seating In addition to the main arrangement. choir, Stehle is coordinating In most c hoirs. all th<" a 65-person "intercultural sopranos sit together a~ a choir," which will sing irr section, and likewi se for thr · French, Spanish, Zulu and , altos, tenors and bas'e' . In other languages : a 175- Stehle ' s arrangement. voice childrell's choir; and smaller groups of sopr<o~n o' an SO-person gospel choir. are interspersed wi th small "I wanted to use all of the er groups of altos. tenor' creativity and imagination 1 . and basses. The hope is th m could and also make it a the arrahgement will help very prayerful experience each singer hear the whole fOI" everyone." Stehle said. choir. that f'act llliqualifies him for the presidency is a questioo e.very voter will bave to answer for himself or herself. (.William Rusher is an accomplished aurhor.former publis&r of the National Review and former 11ice chai~ of the American Gmservative Union.) · w " 1/4 mile north of Pomeroy Mason Bridge . Mason, West Virgin (304) �) . Be ~ for iOIIIe issuedurlbeyao• beavy-lumdod . political maneuvering. A.oousatioos em . :~:::::· Kelly Wood with lbeir basic human rom- n"y·u·•·- ~ 100 Jj evcl)U~Cydls,&dcc Mw s m "mlllll as Unjted ....__'""'_ Chrisnan·s for ~~· bow "We- ~qBDimd, we oondott minisuy. how :and 3 _..__ ........ - that qu.adrepnial gathering refemed to .above. Here in Ohio, United Methodists are organi Ired into two .\nnual Cenferences - East Ohio .and West Ohioloosely based on geognq~hic boundaries. I say ""loosely~ •b ecause Meigs County belongs to lhe West Ohio Conference .e ven though its · iri the southeastern comer of the state. United Methodists also have a .document lrnawn as the ~Book of Discipline." This book is OUT,COVenant f, ~ouung· .-. ...,tbe.. . ::.~:::X::. Jing pastors':"""~ :almost eVeJY-fOUr-ycan; gatl~t~~ing of Unired Methodist Church leaders from around the world for what we call the General ConfeRl!ICC of The United Methodist Church. h's hlqlpening down in Fon Worth, Texas at the end of . April, but the politics .are already going on. A.l1ow me to do a quick · ~uM I 01~ for all those who are not Unitod Melbodlsts (and maybe even for a few that are). The United Methodist ChurCh is a w.orJil'wide church, with oongrega'tions nOt only . in the United States but across Europe, Africa, and Asia, as well. They arc organized · into Annual Conferences, them at General Conference · dimw• .. rm elect delegates to represent );;;;:. So Ulil:ll llll'lll -.....~ - . passion. Meanwbile. that <lCbcr side will point fingers badk for •0 0l remaining tnlly loyal to lbeir Comnulments.. 1t may get vccy ugly before it's ovet4 1bint talking about the Pennsylvania ·llemooGitii: primaries? Nope. Nllliooa1 conventions in August and September? Nada. General presidential elcction in • ,.....,.. .everything else that onc "bl . . It d coul posSI Y 11Jlag1De. also oontains the rules for what te do wben things go wrong, with lots of definitions of what those wrong · I de E 1i th . mgs me u · ~elY · our during General Years Conference, what's in the Book of Discipline can be completely altered, amended or deleted by vote of the delegates. What if someone thinks . something in the Discipline is wnmg and wants to dJange it? And what if someone else thinks 1hat tbe Discipline . is jusi fine with0ut cbange? And oNhal .if 11Jld1hee. persoo wants to change that some- thing.. but in a different way that tbe first nPNill1? It - · complicaled. .-~.,Now multiply that ~someone by just Shin of 1000that's the number of .delegllleS at General Confaeoo: -and multiply the ~something" by llKJre than 1500tf1at's llhe Dumber of suggested changes to lbe Discipline that they will have to deal with. Now it is more than complicated- it's politics!! I wiSh I could say that church politics is bandied more grarefully than governmcntal politics. But evayone who's ·been to a churCb meeting when there' s sonldbing fl contrOversial being decided knows die tnnb: .churdl polltics can be pretty mean. People can get so fnC!!sed m what they think about the ' ,= · --.. ··-- -.of ~~-s ....OiiJicliltilclilt;g its ·~ 'li0 dur it ._y eaoe . - . tat;e ffi,gbt April skies., Ill ~_..., __, iD dc;:::=~.aami• 'a.......... - .....!... ·--~loobliae' =;e:~~ "'1lo ooufcnn -,. <0011fcss, mcm: l•••• .. •s iin •e •• ,.....norti.s I whidl [~~ave . ftlull4 •Y wcdil, hut he IADifooued " hcatt ~..,_by .. GoUil'it! .._.ldls " " lbe ~. of )'GUT ~ ..........._ ......mra-· miDil 11al ~will be~ <1ib1e 1 ;is it tN1ds aad. ik!M"O'ts s 10 teflt .-d ""'"'vc . · I wilh its.......,~ Goifs ..rui is- bis good, 1 ~ •am aad ~ - · 11WIL ~ ay JI ~ of youl'sdf dolJClll ~y, OOild a wet ~ lhml ones. S!ill., ~ ? Then are based on ~-..,. ...,........, 1U1e hoc ;:;"f:em Onist ~dum~uw'" ... Him meh ilhe ici!ius.~ have....,_" illlll -<h cles of Wl'bdidf m your "'1olicl5,~ lwl die ll1llh is _._ bean ~d :allow ffim 1t0 ly dut.., one wins. p'lare ;a ~ inside '<!1f you We ...... }lrl.-y from that ~ llc quondhod. poliriN.. And IIIIlCh pder ~ ndl:l" ~ d ~ ~ arrived dK!ugb Wby w4 on l!be dri:n iice potitical ligbls 10 fist~ "With sobc2" judgment, m one or l'1fiO mooe vm1d 'SiliQ!tS of 'Self~ W<hen y0u l'lr all-out war. .And, yes; ~ Witb dJe mea- may yet nq Cheir win:tcy oould lle ~ in lllbe then: arc some """lh8t WR: of failh God bas mven I ~ .. s. -~ ~ _.,..,w.a:mn waters of G0d'1i really .are IJl(R rigbl dum you. Hooor one ~ Even .d!iSe can't smp love' Bdlev.e Hiim m~d Olhen;-eveo v.bcn popular ~ ~~ Be -~ ~ iOOid must give wcay n::oeive Him tl!day. See.dull 0Jlinion says OCbcrwise. God in hope,.,..... m afthmoo, 110 wmmb; dii\Jncss must He ii.s IOOliJ great ;and good~ bas doclared llOOII! :things to filidlful in pay«.~ wfl.h yield ItO ligiht. Wmter m llbe be ''E''' ..;.- · .and odlers m be God's .......=-*' ...00 are m ~Imust :alll(ll .•..;;.u to :a "' love il'lle LORD~ liW He 3beard my v.oioe; He -~ 10 wrong. Consider lbe Ten ocecl Ptaoticc ~_., .... ; ..;..,., ""• ~"'"~·ty. ' "" ~ llll'- •-··~ my ay If« mercy. Becallile Commanclmellts, or Jesus' Bless !bose '\\flo perseoutc much :as we plaoe our !Jves He h1med llii.li .ear 1t0 me, I Senoon on lhe Mount. The y<m; bless .and do Mt curse. in lhe ligi1t of the bope o f will Gd oo Hiim .as' B011£ .as · Apostle P.aul.. in Romani; I, Rejoice wilb those ~ Jesus OJrutl Akin to one I llive.. 1be <mas 10f d.ea1ih otfm a list of wrongs lhlt ~ ~ ~ diOSe Who bas beoomc weary o0f entanJ::lod me., llihe :aJ§IIi.sb may be less~ lrnuwn, but. who 11101m . live m bamlo- wiJ1t« iis one who is "·'ll'fJOd of die gr.ave came 'l)ll!)n is =tainly to 1he pmint: ny wilh ooe arrodwl:r. Do not in dJe _g,1oom of despainmd ~ I w.as overo0me !by 11te wrath of God is be ~ b.ut be willing to bopeiC"SS'IICSs, ·~rozen .bY lmub'lc ;am! liilJmlOW_ Then I being rev~ from heaven ~ 'Wi!b _people of low . wooy and S(!IIOW, « .buried caDe.d oo tihe oame f illhe against all kinds .of godless-, posJbOil. If rt IS possible, as in u ;ava111111lhe of bittaness . WRD: '0 I...ORD, U\'e . ness and wil:tcdaessm pco- fa-as it dcpmds oo you., live :and~ me~' The LORD lis :grapic Wbo '!UPfll'CSS tbe ttu1b • pcaoe with evoyone.~ · But c:an such .a life .as s cious :and .qbteous; our by tbelr wid-edness. They . .Wouldn't it be uioe if pl'll- · eWJI" find 011 ~ steady liOld GOO is full of<i0~ssi0Jl. exchanged the uuth of God Illes oould be ooqdnrted die ~ C'IOOI!•gb to drive .aw.ay The LORD . pMteots tlle fer a lie., and WOI'Sbipcd and -y Pad tdls us to behaVe die sh,.,_.s of fear or drive served crcarro ~s ntber as <:llm1ims?Of IOOUl'!lC, in out lhe dUll of loodiness? simp1diemod; ~ I w.as m ~ lilood, He saved · than die Omoc They lire ~ politics; ~ 'lbe :answer is as ~ as me. Be ;at r~ once ~. full of envy, munb, strife, • spcaally m dtun:h poll- fin<ling a remy g!Jibeam on 0 my soul, f« illhe "LORD deceiund malice. They lire tics! So dial's my pqyer for :a wann, sunny day. Wben bas been g.ood t0 yGU. flor . gossipS, slandcrr.rs, inso- our GeueA1 Confm:nre: spriQg comes, diose who are You, 0 LORD, have delivlent, MrOgADt :and~ dill ibe d=bgates fmm all hungry fur it don't go .and alCII my soul tmm death , lbey are senseless, flrilh]c$s, sides will dcpeDd on God stic1: dJeir beads in their my eyes fulm tears, my . ~ess, and~s. They first~ Jlllll!-'•os ~2 into ~ f i = ~ dtey feet k.om sliumbling, illhat I not only continue to do prxtvx:, bving hdnnd die can O!ll!jjmr t;o J.mr.nt drir JIJI:JIY w.all.k befme die these very things but abo · mooe OO!J!JJ!OO but wmng . bopdessness. No, they basl:: LORD in dle [and of llhe approve of those Who prac- ]miCtices . of . R~. I. in dr mm1igk, bin,g its Ji • , I bellievM; dl~fure ticc them.." Even if you arm t Uruted 1 golilen r.ays warm dJem_ I 'I :am ~y .aftliotPaul.'swordsaz..~&dly, Mdbodi.st, would yoo join : Ncilbcrdothcytiad.a~ ed.' Al:id in my 4ismay .1 but bis words usl me in m.t pmyer7 A.nd fm basement in which to bide. said, 'All men .aFC liars' ,_. Yes, I include myself in dial 1uippy m pmy it for your 1bey Jot lbe ~·· Gldi- 0 LORD, tm!y I !11D Your descDption. And if you m~ dwn:h, tool ance :till drit they 'SCIV.ant; I .am Your scrvmu, honest wiih y<llmiClf, you ~ . _ , ir die dJiink in all die lovely sights llhe son of Your m.aid!lorwill admiuo it, too. Evm as • . _ . r u.iiM IWr 5 dJat sum ~ i!Juminat.-.; vant; You lhav.e lil1eed me Ouistians, we ' fall 1in1o a..d!, 3M Iiiii Slraf ill for ~~an.· from my ohains. I will uctbc t13p of ~ 10 >Old ' - S I i ir• The olkr of a · spirin•al ri~ ll dum\ o1iferitlg tG bdlavicli'S and o1d wa,ys of D .... " 1 ...., - 6r ·spring is ours, you kmw. A You :and caD on ilbe eame tbiDbJJ8 ,d ufJook lilll: P.IUI's 1 I 1 • J • @ ' dJawino ilf oor oold beam; of dle LORD. I will falfiD list of wrnngs, .unless we · ' 5 ' c J au.i';;,n"!lln,g up of dJe my 'WJWS 110 dJe LORD in blo!iSOOIS of bcJpe, joy, and lbe ~sence of.allllis peo.peace will fiB _.. lives if ple. (Psalm 116:1-U, 16- mro bas yell... feWs..let American rabbis should .e xercise moral · leadership this election Yei\T by spotlighting issues such as the Iraq War, the need for universa) health care .and the growing problem of antiSemitism around the world, a Jewish leader urged an ~sembly .here. Rabbi Peter &lobe!, pres.;.._ . the spiritual leader · of Beth Emeth ~galion in ,Evanston, DL. also highlighted bringing peace to 1be Middle E.$ and bridging divides scpneutral.~ rating whites and blw:b:. The conference is oom"'ften religion is decried prised of an estimate11 1,800 as ir:relewnt," Knobel said.' rabbis of Refmm Judaism, "Quite the contraty. Our the largest branch of ~ · moi'il voiCeS sliOiilil-. be _ faith iD the U.S. -·--'---- ~bY 'all.'!. -~. , ·i dcnt of the CenlTal Conference of American Rabbis, issued the call attbe organization's convention but cautioned. that rabbis should ..remain "politically Knobel; Knobel~ lhe b:aq War ~.as killing and maim- · ing thousands, alienati11g tbc .MuSlim world and wasting resouroes which would IIIIIk:c for a safer, more secure and just ~odd.~ ., . The mid to .Middle East peaoe, he said, is "paved Willi co "'IJ •••!•ise, coonge ;and: t·'IB«·" rc:; _ . . ., . . '• 'Sm&W':W 1 • • a do.r.dl&mdll Comer of St. IU. 1.24 t llbdb.ry !Rd .• 1olindoeelloug•Sj>omlolin,'Ywllo,..._ .......~ Pidt up a color Blochunt! · 216 Easl Secolld St.• Pometoy 740 1123'25 - .18alotduale , te.ll8l 2111Thlnl R tow,Ott 9J11Be's ~tstaurant ~ Homl:imade Des aerts Made Daily -~--IWJ~ Open 7 day• a wed .7. . .9-2210 "A Jbntolllnl (UT lbne .ftqlle• Su~tday . ,, 29670 e.e..n Rd. Racine.,OH 740-949-2217 J( If~-- ira " Me. .M M1 , _ , . . _ ; , JOfl. ye sW · . ul .....ye will, a4 . k . .. , JOII. 1•15:7 . it., 20 I .flilllnrir:ae-·7::10l':.m . . -..y----·Orill - 9:30-a;m..'Wanbip - 10:45.un.,7'p:m., -jiBililt"11M!Y.-11i-- 7:p.m. . - : ((llam - 9:30 · A!ID., ~ - 11;m.;.w.;r at~ Sctta:- 7:80}1~: -_, r CIIIifa. .!l . • [adwc ·Bt,,.!J o.rda a lPiDe Orove,'Worlbip - 9:00a.m., Sadly ·Sdlool ~ 10:00a.m."Pulor: n• -" ••mum r..q ~~~e~o~~or ....-.1114""'*'lhe••.r-........ _ ·Ill, nolmialls IJialli:t,~re 'IIIII God- ri.111. 912-1550 ·SIIII· S1rvlcit • P.rts All11hll • blind Adlnl ---.. -illewl!7oe-·-Y-· 9:80 .a :m .• WiDtthip - ·rio .air!., ...a. IFcllowthip,._j ·ii·pno.flarlj--, --- Sunday: wonhiJ> ti:30 pm - j ; illlblo class 7 pm Wed. U 'ldMIMI'id: 1 •o-a•.cw.t SlU<Iy. _...,...Ooodo - 1·ti:30p.m. -~·~ Sunday schOol 9:30am., S.Uy wonhip - !0:30am, Railroad St., Ma~. Suoday School - 10 a.m., Worship - J I a.m., ·6 Jl.m, bo:Gw6oll·a.t!l·--.y ~y~ s-7 p.m . Llnlersec:tion ·7 Uld .l24 W. t£",agelist · Iknni§ Sargent , Sunday Bible Swdy - •., 9;30 .W-. Sunday School . 10 11.111., --.... ---·--- CluiBua Ullioa. Foorth & TolaiD &t., "MOidloport , Sudoy Scbool - 9-.lOa.m.,\Wunibip- 10:45 un. l'lllor: a.v:IWtaoi.L~. h . ~illlllllll M I l1 Worship - I la.m ."Putor: ·lticbard'Neale: .....,~,, ., pnycr IOdBHoio Sttodj. . -~Oht~ ·· • '! J Off 124 ·W".U...•ille, Putoc .... Ralpb Spireli, Sunday_Scho§JI - ·9:30 •;m ., Worship - 10:30 &.II\., 7 p.m .. 'Dwndly &rvioell. 7 p.m. ~ . . _·o D W. ':Sadi_y'SchDal-lO.a:m.,iWanhip • 9 .a.m . ...._,. Wonhip - lla.m .• 6:30pm. ' H.nford , W.Va., Pa~aor: Oavid Greer. Sundaj Scllool • 9 :30 am., ~ 10:30 a.m .• 7:00 .p .JI\ .. W • da_y · ·St:Mces- 7:lklp.:m. o.Putor: Jim Corbitt. 111\:nbip - 9 a.m., s-. School - 10 Ull. , 11tundoy Scrvica - 7 p.m. ,_ SWIIII_.y School • 9:30 • ,m., :Wonbip 10<4S .a.m .• Sunday ~~ing- 6~ 00 p.m :, Putur: Denzil 'Null, Wonhip ~ 9:30 ·Satay 5cbool- 10:30 a.m. a ~m . Rt .338. Alltiquity, Pastor: Jesw Monis, ~rvittS : Saiurday.2:00 p.m. a.m.. \'YIL' ' d_y -* C..UZI Basbm iltds . biae, Ohio, 1'11lor: lalm G>-... '5uoda.Y Sollool · 9:4S a~ .. Wordlip - q :OO a.m . • Bible 8llod)' w..I. 7:30pm. 'A! I Once U'.l. 9'13 S.; Third St., Midp.lr;port. Pmfor Teresa Davis , Sunday service , 10 a .m ., ~y ~~eJVia:, 1 p.m. -.....- ~-.-.Slc\'eRoc<~ .s...,y ' WP'MJ w-- 5 '( tC Pastor: St. Rt. 124 , Racine, Tornado Rd . Sunday Scllool · 10 n.m .• Evening · 7 p.m.. Wednesday Smtces- 7 pm. Chwdl . -R.Uil Road , Pastor: Rev. Emmen Sundal' Eveuing__7 p.m .. ~~n. - 1pJJL - • - . Poosbyteriaa · ' ' HiiTiiiiioiiiC!!... th>lMo!Sili Piii..J_Or: ROben C'MW, Wcmtti_, --VA-1!). S)Rm'Miiiiii · 1411 BridgelfWI St .• Syracuse, Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evening · 6 p.m .. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. I Clltm:il -c 0mu:1 Saect, Sunday School · 9:30a.m. , · I0:30 a.m.• Paslor l'llillip BcU ...,c..m. Wd1? I I Prr:lb~ Pastnr: James Snyder , Sunday School 10 a.m ., worship !lrt\·ice 11 am ' Off R1 . 124 , Pastor: Erlae! Han, Sunday~ School ·9:30a.m .. Worship · 10:30 a.m .. 7:30p.m. -CIIro<lo Co. Rd. ·63; Sunda). SchOOl· 9:30a.m., Wanbip -10:30a.m. Drtnllt c l~· Clurrdl Sunday School - 9 :30 a.m .. Worihip 10:30 a.m .. 7 p.m . ,........!Oirrn:ll~lk...__ Route 689, "Alban)', Rev. Llnyd Grimm . putor, Sunday· School 10 am ; worilsip ICT't'ice 11 am, evesam,; ftCJ'V~ 7prn. Wed . - - Cluopoi.Qudo Sunday school · 10 a.fn., Worship · a.m., Wednesday Servict · 7 p.m. II F.... G<oopo~a..,m pro~r l1>00iiDs 1 pm Long~. Sunday Sdii"lol =-9.30 a .m., Wonhip • 10,:45 a.m ., 7:30 p .m .. -.c.day 7:30p.m . .....,II. Putor: Leooanl Suflday Scllool • 9:l0 a.m.,Woisbip- 10:30 a.m.,6:30 p.m., Wedltciday Services - , p.m .. ..... ~ ...,, 33045 Hiland Road. Pomeroy. Puror: Roy HtmteJ, Sunday School - 10 a.m .. Evenjng :z.;;JO pm., Tue!ida)' & 1lum;.- 7:30~ p.m . IP 9 . . F. . . . . Qlllda. of tile: Nazarene . Pas.lor: Ruucll Carsoo , Sunday School • 9 :30 a.m., t0;45 'a.m .. 6 p.m., ~Y Services - 7 p.m. s.-.~c WorshiP - . Seyenth-Day Adventist s.-dl·lloJAdMulberry Hts. Rd .. Pomc:roy. Saturday Services: Sabbath School - 2 p.m .. Wonhip • 3 p.m. United Bre1Jum Mt.-Uahalil....... Teus Comm unity 364J J Wickham Rd , P11stor: ~ter Martindale , Sunday School · 9:':m li-m .. Worship - 10 ~ 30 a.m .. 7:00 p.m.. Wednetday ScrvtcC!~ __., ' 1.::00 P-''11 . Youth group meeting 2nd & 4th Sundays 7 p.m. E*n U!dtt:d Brdhren in CJnilt State Route 124. between Reeds ville & Hoclingpon. S~nday School · 10 a.m .• Sunday Worship - 11 :00 a.m. Wel;tnesd.a)' Services - 7:00 p.m.. Pa stor- M. Adam Will lcyc.m::~t Silver Rid~- Pastor Linda Damewood, Sunday School - 9 a.m .. Worship Servi~ IOa.m. ~and 4th Sunday s,_ll!ondo.r.-.·""'"' M;Ia AIIIOns. Sundaj School • 9:311 I ' '' ·CENTER .J'IIII!RI .... . JE''z ~0117. .'9Ui55•t ........oil"'-a,, .....'Md? Coolville, Ohio Located less lh.an 30 minutes from · . Athens. Pomeroy or Parl<crsburg I I 1-740-66'7-3156 "Still sJIUill to t~~n" MY arace is · for·thee: for m11 strenmh is made . Perfect in weRbess. l1 Cor, 12:9 and mote Suppression • Extinluishers • Sprink~rs . Center Gy~llllSiUm . Pastor ~e Baer . Serf ice every Tueiiday 6:30pm Failla '.£41 - J-IIJ Fidf ,_.,..,.f-ihl' . ... Tll'Dt .Je- Milliltries I (740)"992~5 .- Service 7:00 pm 'It~ ' t.tillepuo~ OH P:O. Box683 Ohio 45769-0683 . , .... OR EYCiliDg - 7:30 p.m .. Wedne&day Service · 7:30p.m . Services- -IOa.m. PI lty c-.-a 575 Peul St., Middleport , Pastor: Sam Audenon, Sunday ·School 10 a.m ., a.m. Worsbip - 10 a.m .• Wednesday T ·si.Rt.Ut' Full Oo5pel. Cl Pastors Roben &·Roberta Musser. Sunday School 9:30 am. . Worship 10 :3() am - 7:00 pm, Wed . Meeting in the MulOeny Community ......: f<crry.- . ·- 1 Sdoool · 10 a.m., Worship • II &.111.¥1 t hy Servica 6:pm; 'l1llll:Bible s~.Y 1 pm ~llilllllillT a-or-..- Pastor: 1'beroll Dyrbam. Sunday - 9:30 .&m.IDII7p.m.. W t day -7-p.m. - ..... . Sdtool • 9:30 a.m. Worsbip - 9:30 a .m. -..:17 p.m ., Wrdnelday- -7 p.m., Friday . fellowship aervice 7 p.m. ~)' ~ 7p:m . Study ......-~, 9365 Hooper Road . Alhens. Paslor: Lonnie Com _ . Sunday Wo~ 10:00-.m, Wednoesday: 7 pm --~a..... lllaa:tswr•"' Bib! ~. Pastor: Herscbt:1 Whitt: , Sunday ·School10 am. Sunday Church service - 6:30 pm Wednesday7'pm I IPaltor: :.IIlli 'Manbal:l "-SUBday School 9a;m., \Wonhip. • 10 .A4Jl ., 1st Sunday. ev~ ·mouth eYening ~icr 7:00 p.m., 67~- lftl. Su~y . •& .-. ~'fzluuli;»Otllrdl iCuuii"S 740 UM121 Loca.l source for trophies, lEI GIS FL?S Jaa:ARE, U.C A. JAC:DCMIB" ES, OD evening &ervici! 7:00 pm, Wcdne~y 8Crvice 7:00pm .. Full<Gotpe1 Church.. , Pa&ton John & Patty -Wade , 603 Second Ave . Mason , m3017, Service time: Sunday 10:30 a:m .. ·- y l p m ll'a!ur:Joilrl.au-.,~-1 - 10 MIDDLEPORT 'IROPHIIS I 'I'm ~ Road. Pastor: Cbarles Roudl {J04) 2288 , Sunday School 9 :30 ! ... 190N. SecxJnd St. ·SalcloC ~ Back ofWcst CoiLnnbla. W.V..om Lieving "-1Ac- ":c......,. 1 Nortast Clus~er, Alfred, Put:or: Jim Corbitt. Sunday Sc:bool - 9:.30 a .m .• Nl~c.r.dl of!W~·So- 398 Alh -Bt.. 'Middleport~Pallors . Mark 'Morrow It Rodney '"Wa!Ur Sunday School • · 9:30 a.m .• ~ollliaJ!; Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. "7:00 pm;- y Service - 7:00pm., Yowb Service- 7:00pm. 2 "He.,. Haven, Richard :~cue. Putor, Sunda_y -worship 9:30 .a.m. Tues. 6:30 ~!Volao r :1 WOnhip~ lO~JO 'aJft. ad ~:30 p..m., ~y .Bible Study- 7 p.m. __ on-·"""'""' .,. 111liroja~ Sm~~ •-::._;, wo-6 ~.thearkdwn:h.net from~:30 ro«:30 . VISit us oaJiJic_aJ www;bedictwc.org . Oroup 'Wdliom ~- - · ·Suoday -sdlool - 10:l3.:a:m.,·'Wunbip - 9:13a.m., 'llible·llall!y:-j7:00pm ~ y "'a.tlf· Omupi at 7 pm, 1lMm morning ladies' Lifo Oroup &l 10. Ouoer UmitsYouth Life ol!ular: Rial< ~-. "Sndaj ·SCI!ool 9:30 un ..'Wonbip - 10:30 aJD. ,'Ibundly 'filcrtiall- 7-,.:m. a ;m., Worsbtp 'Sc:rvi.call - 10 un. 7 * -n;p•--~ Baile~ '? !kJeidoo& Ll'o Cloado 500 N. 2nd Ave .. Middlepon, Pastor: Mikr Fumnan. PastorEmeriws Uwrmc£ Fomnan. Worship- 10<00 am W d 1 ay Services , 7 p.m. ...._...,c..... _ fit.ir.ill SdwnAC lly c..m Sunday Scbool!O:OOam,~yWorsh[p I J :00 am. Wednuday 7:00 pm Pti(or; Bryan & Missy Dailey - Portland-Racine Rd.. Pastor: Jim Proffitl. am- _ _ ._.... . Soda)' School · 9 :30 .a.m .. Worship · · l0:30 a.m., Wednesday Services • 7:00 Clifton . W.Va.. Sunday School · 10 a.m .• Worship - 7 p.m. , Wednetiday Service ~ i p.m . .3978.2 St..Rt. 7,2 miles sooth of Tuppers "Plaias, OR. Noo--dcaCJIDiUtional with 3TI3 Georges Creek Road . Gallipolis. OH cl'l...-., Praise* Wanttip. Pastor Pastor: Jamie Wimnan, Sunday Services lllobllladJer, Auoc . -Pastor K-.ryn Davis _10:30 a.m. Wtdnesday - 7 p..m.11rundl)' 'Youth iDinctor 'lie~ -Fults. Sunday Prayer & PraiR at 6 pm. Clas~:es ror all lei'Vice&: 10 am Wonbip 6 pm Family ages every Sunday &. Wednesday. Life Claues , Wed A lhur night Ure IP if) 'Putm: 'Briuo Ilunbam . ·WombiJ> . 930 · am.,'Snday ScMol- 10:35 a.m. ·Paltm: Helen :Kbe, Coolville I ...740z985.3561 ......-:e.. tlj' I ~Y Servicr - 7 ::~u p.m. -Oooorl Hoiw:niilti:GJ·ftll!letilts, lstlhurs. -7p.m. ' 1,a...~~ O...~!IWolllip Su.dly·Sc:hool- 9.Lm., Wotsllip · 10 a.m. ~­ Cal-.- Cloridl Pomeroy Pike , Co. Rd., Paslor: Re v. Blackwood . Sunday School - 9:30a.m .. . vorship 10:30 a,m. , 7:30 p .m .• (Nm-dcnmUnotiooal f<llowmip) Mccriag in theM~ Middle Sctaool Cifl:a:ria"Puaor. Chris SteWan ~ 10!00 am- Noon Su&day; Informal -. Wonhi:p.Children's ministry -~ , ., 'St. iRt. r60, -446•6247 or .t-146-7486, 1$anda_y 'Sdwoi 10:10-IJ a;m.,' 1lelief 'SocietylPriesthood J J:QS-12:00 ..0011. 'iaa.amcot ·service 9-10: 1'3 ·a:m.• .,1. il'ual< WaY"'-...,. S~~t<lt! . 681. """"' ,__ !iun- WorshiJ>: 10 am & 630 pm, Wed. Bibk·Smdy 7:00pm . .... Gilmoon:, Sundaj ·School • II 'un .• Wtn~Up • 10 a.m. ~S'' I ~--c t ::10 a:m.,JNonbip-I I:OO.a.m. 'liuodol' 'lidoool • 10:30 a.m. ..t 6 Comodi- it Socoad St .. Pooooroy, SwJ .·ScbOOJ - 9:45am., Worship· 11 a.m_. Puuw:.Philip s-. Suoodoy Sdoool: 9:30 a.m., WOflh;ip Service: 10:30 a.m .• Bibie PI 525 N , lnd St. Middleport. Putor. Janm E. Kcc~ee . Wonhip - 10a.m.. 7 p.m., W 1 da_y ~Ser-v.ial&- 7 p.m. Don Walka" -err~ -.....c.-JfaeW I ~'Piom..- ' lilik< '!loon<, IBHoio clasi, 9 a:m. Sunday; worshg, "JO a;m. • ~...-. II «; ·- "~b~ · D ._r.., ..,c.-...... Pastor: Rev_ Frankl.iti Diokt:ns, Se:rvice: Friday, 7 p.m. (FliJ1 ~ ~. Hom...Yille . Pasion: Bob and Kay M.sbalt. ' Sunday Service. 2 p.m. """h!P - !:!ill l:.i!l.. ID<!O l:m .. 1illlf p.m:.,Wedac.da Scr\r~~ ']!9_p.m. _- - ~ Tueida~ ',, -u, .... A 'New Bill ~.'SI..ta.Y School · 9'30 un, St.lR.t. 1-43 jus1 off lb. 7, Pas10r: Rev lames IR . Acree, Sr., Sunday Unified Sen-ice. Worship - 10:30 a.m .• 6 p.m .. Wednesday·Scrvi!::t$ -7 p.m. ' . 7~-7713 Hills Self Storage Sims.,,, 1.. 5K10 liD 10 ,. ., . . . . (P!IT'J .1 t) htur:. Brian 'Duutwn , Sllllliay SchOol - . - -·"--!YbonoloY; !!...Joy Sdoool i1J1WJbuty 'Miniaer _......,.!(]_ R<v. Jooeph 3~Stl --·-- a.m .• SIJI\day Worship - 10:30 a.m.~ 7 " s..-a. ~....- !:,._ Gitll ~· :IO.a:m:- w Letan. W.Va. Rt. I . .Pastor: Brian May. Sunday Sct!ool · 9:30a.m .. Worship · 7:ID . p.m .. Wed.esday Dible Stud)· - 7:00p.m. S,• c 'ty Omdt 1480 SecOnd SL , Syracuse. OH Sua. SchooiiO am, Sundy niglil 6:30 pm PNor: Joe Owian .If-- lit., :liliildlopott. ·- ~-u . . . . . . . -:9:10a.m .• Wonbip ud Cormmmion - J0:30.un., •l ob J. ~. 01Ul Bend, •Route: 124, Rac;ine . OH . ~Pastor: Ed Caner, Sunday Scttool - 9:30 l&M1 $1 . _RJ. 1, Mirldk:pm:l , SerVi~ ·• 10 un ., 6:00 p.m., .. , Su~y'SchoOI -pm: Wedneiday Bible Study - 1:00-p.m . • 5 'Wriip -.J0:30 a.m. .,.., -...a.-a ·'•' "'rf1 pm s...a., School • 9 :30 --6:30pm . ,•. -~·~ 'tlinitter: !J'om tbl!yon, !ll.a.I, tiliddloport. a.m .. Worship - 11.:30 .a:m. • TEAFORD llle!llbels ollhe REM.~=~n II..S Wld R joumej\ be fllll!llbllemiou!ly - only nit Sumelltw Iller in hil ntilry,lhe1lolloh !*' 1 'lhend WI' .... ~ Mlh llrid Idaan Ul ~ rules ri'llle ll!illmi!ncy OODOaiWC 1hele .... 'die "Middle Way" lldl'il!lllhll ,W !IPJid e11t wbiiMr is~~~~ )VII, . • liN4!'0Uma)'-lliiiii'I'IJii011nilipuQe. bisldullfllllll! ........ is l alt.l.c••ull"' 1 __.....,. Pastor: ~Denni s Wca"YCr ·Sunday School·9:4~ a·1m.. 'Evening • 'fi:30 "J_,.m •. :·.I' We Sel Homes II aluaaiDihespo:ill:"*" ~ *'lfius.., IIIIICb as Ht ilairala proper and 1om& IIIIJI.In lheeady yean Ill antilnky !here ftl allimilm' debaR OY&' ..t!l!lhor <Jintldanoi shoJ.dd be bolnl ~ lhe ... td!li!tolll jellilh laws fMblinl dM!t ... Wll'lhip.Jt llppOin lbll,.. inilillly ~fir mid aAaaa, liblle Plul ~ dw lhe jewiih lalwhdd nolp!m Gentile IJwiltilol, Ulliiua:l), due ..... .....m fir Ill 11aillioia. Lilnioe, whalm. 8udlh ...... hi<opililull. ..... lnltrumental,\Worihip ·Ser.vice - 9 a:m., Cunmwaiun • JO a:m., ~'lcllool 10:15 a.m., \Youib-'3:30ipm~,Bfbko: 7:30~:.m . aO:ll5 111m., ,.,..., - · 7:10 plll., --~ ~; 1Batri1onville llltl. (l.t:P~3}. il!l51or: ...... . 's..iloy'icioool 9:30 lllll •• ~ip - 10:30 .a:m•• i :dO pm .•WJ 1 d'!y'Ser:Yia5 - 1--p;m. MI.~. . . . ...., _ .MtlttMIS:B: i' 'I ) :Scmcz- Cal,.._,._'!S - 'T' 1 )Wednr:&day ·Services-7:0[)-p;m. .'• . Diroclor of Mmhting~d Adntissions '-1N - . •.. 2 -.r......... 10:30 .a;m ., •'6:"30 jp.tm , ftc;y:s.viors -'tS:!O;:p;m. lfulor: IJOlm SwiDIOII.. 'Sunciay 'School l~ .m .• Wonhip - Ua:m.. 7: 00 -p.m . 7 .•. ., Worship - !Pastor:_ !Rya Ellon. pastor . 'S uaday "School - 9:30.a.m., :Wonhip · 10:..0 a.m .• "6:00 [p .m .• \Wed'Jie~· 'Services - 7:00 •. ~ LJII. _!l'ft!...,. ~ In l.eritiari ll!d lll!ul!!mom)· paning <ftliYI!plll1rJ.i*.larCIII, p!4JIIds Itt lsaia,jeftmiah, ll!d ,._ polnkd . : tlllllhil God did nollltllll ilrlc:t - o.n~~ Jllmoilo offlRI ..i ! 2 5 , - -.rOIDoll ~ 9:30 ..,.., - - . , - aOSJO .a:m.. 7i/J ~:m.. ·-loy. -;Bnoa, fl"er!y, 's.ii!Y"Scloocil -9:110 ........... ., . ~-.ws 1Wollktp - 930 .a:m., ~y Scttool ·10:30.a.m.,il>aimr'Joll\ej-. litad !kd~y iftll: ...._. ......., -7\PJD.. Vf' ;. '.J 'l""l"',_.,..,_ _ ----......-·- ·St. , 0 ...... -1---- . . . .a-a lboilioK iCiooik lllil.. fl'lioooc .... Si!!J, 3iolill!Y-- -9:10 ...... 41812~.YIPIU: , "SOOda_y!idlool - · '9:31Ji1.1Dl.,'Wmlhgl -'9~5<.11D oil: "7lftO,p:m., ,.. ·: e•y'Senr1cel- .,tOO;p:m . II=· -:>lllll;pon. ~ """"'' llllliy .Z.->Iidl &llli!lll!ler 'Sl .• "MiildlCport. 'Sunday 'School - 9:13 .a.m .. 'Worlll.tp . - 10:ol5 a~ .• 7 !00 p.m., . ~y'Se:n-.ice- 7:80 p:m. '. Mir"c't tr•s ty " O!Me'llljplro~ flkiiwu•.iJic lblil, .....-: co.aa "dK ih • "Suudd_y 'SQool 9:30 a.m.. ,..._..,_ lll:ua, ?:IO~:m.........' ±y • •., 10:30am lRII.1'onlc!oy I Se-vices - 7 :30p.m. Putm:'Bob ltcibmlon,'Sunday School - q u.... 31057--325.~.­ . • (Cmwfard, ·s-illy ldrllol- 9:30 ....,., ~ ..-g> - 1030 OUII. it 7 ;p::m.,'Y' 'I ., Qi.JIIIlyet-RI'Vice- 7·p:m. - .._,_......, a.m., •Worship • 10:10 a .m.. 6:10 p .m .. Wedllesday Servk-es - 7 p.m. 1-.r: laland!Gog.Suodaj School- 9:30 a:m .. Wonbip - 10::30 a.m.. 3310:5 Hilmd - ) 1i1J0o ea.n~~ a ra ·" ~·· Zl7 . . . . .. . . 3'1226 <Cioiliboni.. Ill... !Rd., 'Suadoj 'Sihool-ll.l.un ..""'"'-l-lp- nllaoo..>6;pJil. . - y -- 7111lll. IO~<UD. ..._. a.rdllirtlilt,....._. lUMry {Synca), Ptitor: Bob Robi01100. ' Coolville Road , Pastor: Rev . Charles MartiNIIole , Sunday Scftool - 9:30a.m., Worship - 10:30 lUll . , Wednr!iday Servicr • 7 p .m . Pallm: Isaac Shupe . Suaday School • 9:30 ·Sunday 'School • 9:45 a.m., Wonhip • I I ~y .WIIbe''CIIIIIel ~ s.d'!y .~"6pm ~~'?!p.m. • 43 • .-Cilillt .212\W.MoiD'lil, ~- ··'!1:30 un .. 'Warship-- [10:30 ..a:m., e6 [p:m., 'Wcrtn dr:y~ - '7fP:m. 'Suoiloy "SChool - ·~:30 ..... ~ - lla1 - . , IEMt . ~10:00 a:m .• wv : ••• All of dte \Wild's 1PU relipn haloe hid to dell, at- point in tbairliliJry, llitb tbe illue of Jla!lidau IOdlhe proper llllldesfi ~drs 101110~~\~b(p. fAll!' min 1h*~ IJQt relp.,n fllr:IIM . . . _ • Ullhe mils rJ. gol'tl'lling di1!t, drs . . 'wonhip. Wilnel! lhe llritln*slail cu lB..,...,- . . II..D.y '!1:30 UTI. 'SIJII~y 'Schl.lol - 10:30 •llll., !Bilite _snaa1 -7p.m. lilillillm: - 9:30-.&~m.,'l\'Dfihip- J!l.a!!n. .alll'6jp~-· 0 $cl:r;yice- "7if!:m.!P.Mwr.~&ry I The Middle Way -·--j-·--· -· - n n--.o " " a.... Servica lc..nil ~~ a.m., -~- Bald Knob , oo Co. Rd. 31 , P4St0f: Rev. Rugtr Willford , Sunda)' Scnool · IJtJO a.m . Wcnhip- 7 p.m. SaW:rs - 7 p.m. Putor: Rev . Ctlnili Randotpll , Sunday Scaool - 9:30a.m., Worship · 10:30 a .m.. UII.,'Wanbip ~ 9 a:m. gs -~ible lbll!l'71!"" P~-· We:fa::wily ,..,.._ilt.hil [)j]() ~~ - illov. !HOI_y ffi $ ri:lt - fPutor: Jim Caabin, Suaday School - 9' 371>$.-'St,~.~­ ;.Md .. ~SCb.'tiJO..an.'Worlbip - '-ny-Cllllrctl.r:lllel l w PMI:or: Jcn La~. s.day School 9:30 a.m .. Wonbip - 10:30 a.m. ud '6 ltt.tor.IDe.laymr Snlttler, s..da}· School 10-am. ;Worship - 11 am. wom.g,, 'thm.<e.e '6:00 jpm, . -'Pt!Y"' 1oltowiful; --....-.- , a..l(fl a no.. ~-!Bt 10JI~-~­ - ' g ll'toii!J- .. - 10:30 a.m •• ·fira s-:lly of MUIIh - 7:00 p.m: lefYi.ce . ..._.y ..,1'... · ()!llwr Cllimltes ,.... _..,i~Joa,~. --. <Coo"" -HI296 '5~"""""" JO!OO, $n 11numiq [litile, <Study; ._...,..._ mm;, c J;Va .'Serv.ice J0:30am, 'E.vet~ing 'Sc:Jvioe 7!00pm.-ylllible ·SWdj 7:00 pm. !P.utor: \Wbin ;t.b:n; ........-, y'Scrt'ka- 7 I ·•oinlf: . ·p C ·T ' •..-o.rc~~ -y \Wunhip - J.h:m.,'Wei' ~I C.... .... l I ,, 'a...a. Kingsbury Road , Puor: Robert \facie, Sunday School · 9;30 a.m., Wonttip Service 10:30 a.m .• Eveaing Sl:rvict 6 p.m. I •.m ., Worship • 10:30 a .m., 6 'JI.m .. ............ - ,. ._i!> - 90110 a.m .. '5Widllj j - 10 ·...,, ,,;o II'''"·· - · 33226'~ 's!Home!Rd,!~iOH ii!MtoJc 'S-1.i111e. "SU!Idaj School: 9:30 .am. 'Mamiqg ~hip: 10:30 .m, llliblo: ~ ~:JOpm : ........ ~ 7..;3{1; y cdl ..-ad 1Bible :Sillilaie5 f6:30..,:m ."Il'blm;. lpn boot~ .il ~. '5uodoY \P:Dl. 7 a.m., Wonbip - 10 un .• • 7 ;30p.m. -··-·~ 10'23 ...... 'Suniiay 'SdtOOI • 9:308m, !Preaching . '• .tJXLII •• .a;m.,!DIID_y . . .- 't90:alll . . a .: . , na ·r "6:-30 1p:m., .(01J .~Whkt!Rd. OffBt.!Rt. 1 160. ~1PJ. cam.--~~~ -allll ... 'Soli .... - '9.:30 i10:30 am,'Worihip-eer:viccll0:30·10 11 :m .am .'M'.cd .r~ 6;pm ,._ . of this churdt page do so with ~-IIIMW.ftl ""'"'""""""''"112·-· 4:6,~ cl~<m .; - . ~icca- - - . . , - . 6:'JO.p:m. 161 Mulloeey fPMtor:IR.ov. -....!E.!Heim, k . C!ua. """""'ll'lo_ydlllots, 'Simdaj"SchOOI-9:30·oo ., :a.m. E-vaaiq -5 ~a.m., Wonhip !0:30a.m. -U ;Suodo~ School.-!~ 10 . Cw4! ~ ~ -~- Blns«<ID't 1M p.re ill ~~aut;I• 11tq sluJII s« GotL .. .,._J ......... ~ IP"'· -1'1_ -~1 :5uailoy~,....IBitilollwiW'I[plll . B I ... ,.' tbciJ,11fA', .....,s..ll118-. '€1. Dudding IIAlic. "Maoon. · · -.,., "Neilud-1rp:m. · '5cr!ri.c:c&10:00 a.m. The ·o .llySm 1111111 ·P 1 A7 $u01t)' School - 9:JO ---.~'Wa!!ll;p -. 10 arm.,ffi !Jl::m., '19' 1 n, Scvicci- 7 ro...a,. 'Sundo_y ldooOI ~ 0 '""'· 1llaniq ~z~:b:'~~~!~!:!..God IPl'l. - OIJj,..,.,. me e=m.c. n1: : · ~ 'Smoices: 'Sull Jlt.OO a:m. il: 7:~ IP..m .• lfhurs.7tOOip:m .•~~ylRJHultml z •= 18 NIVj. (n.. .llel • • .-lllis i c.e b o e . s of ~na"-y, t-ilY .._, · · r rei ;, islmess and pri.Um oot s 1 • Qone to write otJ .such hope 1/Z,_.s.-llleudle ·as ..,.;nn 10o jc!eali~c' te be • e _.~"'lilt F.,;, II* ttue~w that God ihas llwiiL"HteisfWI I prnmised such hope. so 1 4 r.d eo....itJ believe it. .And because 1 believe it, 1 :am uSbcred into Clurmt, s- 'zy ~ _, ISS spiritual posi1ioll ncces Dlinf AN. Be _ , 6e sary berore tbe lmd for r :•at /tlr erma • .,. Him to demonsttatc that I ... f JS.,te . ••• . liivc iiOt llel.ieved in Vlifi. twil •'if Ji-j.g ~ YQQ·inneell~f i.U- lf.H J.~· ~ . . 1:a II'"'· (In I :: dn~} 'SR~ omd .......... 'il.-IRailon . iiAq> .., •Off l'iew fLima !Rd. lllutlond• c;;es""; Rabbis challenged to engage.in politics but stay neutral am ~'!tr=.s~:'!u!:f selfCINCINNATI (A'P) - . :if I ~- .A"'·· .Wiiddlq>ort , !lev. iJiiebiDIJBmtllnrd,[P.aaor, 'Su.ila)l.l0:10 " . . 1 • l\!!iiknii-'S&.,II'ollur.ibv.lllmd . . .. "llla.\'6:30 i~. 1Ned. i lpm !Bible , ~ imall -....-- . .,- - ........ lll ......... >173 "S. 3111 ·"- ·e~-?7110'. ,. - IID30 .ua, 4 - ao -··""""'"" - ~ [p:m •• - ... , '.s's.rw. -i ' --.., --....-!(jp;m,.'lf' 'SOlem 'Ill .• !Poour.l!ln IJionooy • 'lloooldv d-;> .....'WIIoy a;.., "Jaaloy Apootolk 'WOTWiliJ> 'co- WORSIIIPGOD 11HS ---.... --...-11~iP>D. . i .,....m: dl ..... s.iloy - b): a au _As I~- *.lqill- :::i=~ God 1iJ1ow God . . . . .Olr ly - ~ . . . lbe . _ , t dlcy hn•" lllnla, em- do Jill P 'w fty from bod! the rigbt and and the Aminal Conferences liS- ~Gflleqli•A Jmd.()Oimtcr..arousatioos may November? Not even dose. I am refening 10 me oncc- e BllltMj(Wehe.Aall-- the left One side may IIOOIHIC aoodler <Mber of losing lOOd! ~A6 FAITH • VALUES The Daily Sentinet 172 N. 2nd A~ddleport, OH ., Fax: Office ..;Dn~n. 137~ N. 2nd Ave. · Middlepora, OH 992-6376 . ' • �) . Be ~ for iOIIIe issuedurlbeyao• beavy-lumdod . political maneuvering. A.oousatioos em . :~:::::· Kelly Wood with lbeir basic human rom- n"y·u·•·- ~ 100 Jj evcl)U~Cydls,&dcc Mw s m "mlllll as Unjted ....__'""'_ Chrisnan·s for ~~· bow "We- ~qBDimd, we oondott minisuy. how :and 3 _..__ ........ - that qu.adrepnial gathering refemed to .above. Here in Ohio, United Methodists are organi Ired into two .\nnual Cenferences - East Ohio .and West Ohioloosely based on geognq~hic boundaries. I say ""loosely~ •b ecause Meigs County belongs to lhe West Ohio Conference .e ven though its · iri the southeastern comer of the state. United Methodists also have a .document lrnawn as the ~Book of Discipline." This book is OUT,COVenant f, ~ouung· .-. ...,tbe.. . ::.~:::X::. Jing pastors':"""~ :almost eVeJY-fOUr-ycan; gatl~t~~ing of Unired Methodist Church leaders from around the world for what we call the General ConfeRl!ICC of The United Methodist Church. h's hlqlpening down in Fon Worth, Texas at the end of . April, but the politics .are already going on. A.l1ow me to do a quick · ~uM I 01~ for all those who are not Unitod Melbodlsts (and maybe even for a few that are). The United Methodist ChurCh is a w.orJil'wide church, with oongrega'tions nOt only . in the United States but across Europe, Africa, and Asia, as well. They arc organized · into Annual Conferences, them at General Conference · dimw• .. rm elect delegates to represent );;;;:. So Ulil:ll llll'lll -.....~ - . passion. Meanwbile. that <lCbcr side will point fingers badk for •0 0l remaining tnlly loyal to lbeir Comnulments.. 1t may get vccy ugly before it's ovet4 1bint talking about the Pennsylvania ·llemooGitii: primaries? Nope. Nllliooa1 conventions in August and September? Nada. General presidential elcction in • ,.....,.. .everything else that onc "bl . . It d coul posSI Y 11Jlag1De. also oontains the rules for what te do wben things go wrong, with lots of definitions of what those wrong · I de E 1i th . mgs me u · ~elY · our during General Years Conference, what's in the Book of Discipline can be completely altered, amended or deleted by vote of the delegates. What if someone thinks . something in the Discipline is wnmg and wants to dJange it? And what if someone else thinks 1hat tbe Discipline . is jusi fine with0ut cbange? And oNhal .if 11Jld1hee. persoo wants to change that some- thing.. but in a different way that tbe first nPNill1? It - · complicaled. .-~.,Now multiply that ~someone by just Shin of 1000that's the number of .delegllleS at General Confaeoo: -and multiply the ~something" by llKJre than 1500tf1at's llhe Dumber of suggested changes to lbe Discipline that they will have to deal with. Now it is more than complicated- it's politics!! I wiSh I could say that church politics is bandied more grarefully than governmcntal politics. But evayone who's ·been to a churCb meeting when there' s sonldbing fl contrOversial being decided knows die tnnb: .churdl polltics can be pretty mean. People can get so fnC!!sed m what they think about the ' ,= · --.. ··-- -.of ~~-s ....OiiJicliltilclilt;g its ·~ 'li0 dur it ._y eaoe . - . tat;e ffi,gbt April skies., Ill ~_..., __, iD dc;:::=~.aami• 'a.......... - .....!... ·--~loobliae' =;e:~~ "'1lo ooufcnn -,. <0011fcss, mcm: l•••• .. •s iin •e •• ,.....norti.s I whidl [~~ave . ftlull4 •Y wcdil, hut he IADifooued " hcatt ~..,_by .. GoUil'it! .._.ldls " " lbe ~. of )'GUT ~ ..........._ ......mra-· miDil 11al ~will be~ <1ib1e 1 ;is it tN1ds aad. ik!M"O'ts s 10 teflt .-d ""'"'vc . · I wilh its.......,~ Goifs ..rui is- bis good, 1 ~ •am aad ~ - · 11WIL ~ ay JI ~ of youl'sdf dolJClll ~y, OOild a wet ~ lhml ones. S!ill., ~ ? Then are based on ~-..,. ...,........, 1U1e hoc ;:;"f:em Onist ~dum~uw'" ... Him meh ilhe ici!ius.~ have....,_" illlll -<h cles of Wl'bdidf m your "'1olicl5,~ lwl die ll1llh is _._ bean ~d :allow ffim 1t0 ly dut.., one wins. p'lare ;a ~ inside '<!1f you We ...... }lrl.-y from that ~ llc quondhod. poliriN.. And IIIIlCh pder ~ ndl:l" ~ d ~ ~ arrived dK!ugb Wby w4 on l!be dri:n iice potitical ligbls 10 fist~ "With sobc2" judgment, m one or l'1fiO mooe vm1d 'SiliQ!tS of 'Self~ W<hen y0u l'lr all-out war. .And, yes; ~ Witb dJe mea- may yet nq Cheir win:tcy oould lle ~ in lllbe then: arc some """lh8t WR: of failh God bas mven I ~ .. s. -~ ~ _.,..,w.a:mn waters of G0d'1i really .are IJl(R rigbl dum you. Hooor one ~ Even .d!iSe can't smp love' Bdlev.e Hiim m~d Olhen;-eveo v.bcn popular ~ ~~ Be -~ ~ iOOid must give wcay n::oeive Him tl!day. See.dull 0Jlinion says OCbcrwise. God in hope,.,..... m afthmoo, 110 wmmb; dii\Jncss must He ii.s IOOliJ great ;and good~ bas doclared llOOII! :things to filidlful in pay«.~ wfl.h yield ItO ligiht. Wmter m llbe be ''E''' ..;.- · .and odlers m be God's .......=-*' ...00 are m ~Imust :alll(ll .•..;;.u to :a "' love il'lle LORD~ liW He 3beard my v.oioe; He -~ 10 wrong. Consider lbe Ten ocecl Ptaoticc ~_., .... ; ..;..,., ""• ~"'"~·ty. ' "" ~ llll'- •-··~ my ay If« mercy. Becallile Commanclmellts, or Jesus' Bless !bose '\\flo perseoutc much :as we plaoe our !Jves He h1med llii.li .ear 1t0 me, I Senoon on lhe Mount. The y<m; bless .and do Mt curse. in lhe ligi1t of the bope o f will Gd oo Hiim .as' B011£ .as · Apostle P.aul.. in Romani; I, Rejoice wilb those ~ Jesus OJrutl Akin to one I llive.. 1be <mas 10f d.ea1ih otfm a list of wrongs lhlt ~ ~ ~ diOSe Who bas beoomc weary o0f entanJ::lod me., llihe :aJ§IIi.sb may be less~ lrnuwn, but. who 11101m . live m bamlo- wiJ1t« iis one who is "·'ll'fJOd of die gr.ave came 'l)ll!)n is =tainly to 1he pmint: ny wilh ooe arrodwl:r. Do not in dJe _g,1oom of despainmd ~ I w.as overo0me !by 11te wrath of God is be ~ b.ut be willing to bopeiC"SS'IICSs, ·~rozen .bY lmub'lc ;am! liilJmlOW_ Then I being rev~ from heaven ~ 'Wi!b _people of low . wooy and S(!IIOW, « .buried caDe.d oo tihe oame f illhe against all kinds .of godless-, posJbOil. If rt IS possible, as in u ;ava111111lhe of bittaness . WRD: '0 I...ORD, U\'e . ness and wil:tcdaessm pco- fa-as it dcpmds oo you., live :and~ me~' The LORD lis :grapic Wbo '!UPfll'CSS tbe ttu1b • pcaoe with evoyone.~ · But c:an such .a life .as s cious :and .qbteous; our by tbelr wid-edness. They . .Wouldn't it be uioe if pl'll- · eWJI" find 011 ~ steady liOld GOO is full of<i0~ssi0Jl. exchanged the uuth of God Illes oould be ooqdnrted die ~ C'IOOI!•gb to drive .aw.ay The LORD . pMteots tlle fer a lie., and WOI'Sbipcd and -y Pad tdls us to behaVe die sh,.,_.s of fear or drive served crcarro ~s ntber as <:llm1ims?Of IOOUl'!lC, in out lhe dUll of loodiness? simp1diemod; ~ I w.as m ~ lilood, He saved · than die Omoc They lire ~ politics; ~ 'lbe :answer is as ~ as me. Be ;at r~ once ~. full of envy, munb, strife, • spcaally m dtun:h poll- fin<ling a remy g!Jibeam on 0 my soul, f« illhe "LORD deceiund malice. They lire tics! So dial's my pqyer for :a wann, sunny day. Wben bas been g.ood t0 yGU. flor . gossipS, slandcrr.rs, inso- our GeueA1 Confm:nre: spriQg comes, diose who are You, 0 LORD, have delivlent, MrOgADt :and~ dill ibe d=bgates fmm all hungry fur it don't go .and alCII my soul tmm death , lbey are senseless, flrilh]c$s, sides will dcpeDd on God stic1: dJeir beads in their my eyes fulm tears, my . ~ess, and~s. They first~ Jlllll!-'•os ~2 into ~ f i = ~ dtey feet k.om sliumbling, illhat I not only continue to do prxtvx:, bving hdnnd die can O!ll!jjmr t;o J.mr.nt drir JIJI:JIY w.all.k befme die these very things but abo · mooe OO!J!JJ!OO but wmng . bopdessness. No, they basl:: LORD in dle [and of llhe approve of those Who prac- ]miCtices . of . R~. I. in dr mm1igk, bin,g its Ji • , I bellievM; dl~fure ticc them.." Even if you arm t Uruted 1 golilen r.ays warm dJem_ I 'I :am ~y .aftliotPaul.'swordsaz..~&dly, Mdbodi.st, would yoo join : Ncilbcrdothcytiad.a~ ed.' Al:id in my 4ismay .1 but bis words usl me in m.t pmyer7 A.nd fm basement in which to bide. said, 'All men .aFC liars' ,_. Yes, I include myself in dial 1uippy m pmy it for your 1bey Jot lbe ~·· Gldi- 0 LORD, tm!y I !11D Your descDption. And if you m~ dwn:h, tool ance :till drit they 'SCIV.ant; I .am Your scrvmu, honest wiih y<llmiClf, you ~ . _ , ir die dJiink in all die lovely sights llhe son of Your m.aid!lorwill admiuo it, too. Evm as • . _ . r u.iiM IWr 5 dJat sum ~ i!Juminat.-.; vant; You lhav.e lil1eed me Ouistians, we ' fall 1in1o a..d!, 3M Iiiii Slraf ill for ~~an.· from my ohains. I will uctbc t13p of ~ 10 >Old ' - S I i ir• The olkr of a · spirin•al ri~ ll dum\ o1iferitlg tG bdlavicli'S and o1d wa,ys of D .... " 1 ...., - 6r ·spring is ours, you kmw. A You :and caD on ilbe eame tbiDbJJ8 ,d ufJook lilll: P.IUI's 1 I 1 • J • @ ' dJawino ilf oor oold beam; of dle LORD. I will falfiD list of wrnngs, .unless we · ' 5 ' c J au.i';;,n"!lln,g up of dJe my 'WJWS 110 dJe LORD in blo!iSOOIS of bcJpe, joy, and lbe ~sence of.allllis peo.peace will fiB _.. lives if ple. (Psalm 116:1-U, 16- mro bas yell... feWs..let American rabbis should .e xercise moral · leadership this election Yei\T by spotlighting issues such as the Iraq War, the need for universa) health care .and the growing problem of antiSemitism around the world, a Jewish leader urged an ~sembly .here. Rabbi Peter &lobe!, pres.;.._ . the spiritual leader · of Beth Emeth ~galion in ,Evanston, DL. also highlighted bringing peace to 1be Middle E.$ and bridging divides scpneutral.~ rating whites and blw:b:. The conference is oom"'ften religion is decried prised of an estimate11 1,800 as ir:relewnt," Knobel said.' rabbis of Refmm Judaism, "Quite the contraty. Our the largest branch of ~ · moi'il voiCeS sliOiilil-. be _ faith iD the U.S. -·--'---- ~bY 'all.'!. -~. , ·i dcnt of the CenlTal Conference of American Rabbis, issued the call attbe organization's convention but cautioned. that rabbis should ..remain "politically Knobel; Knobel~ lhe b:aq War ~.as killing and maim- · ing thousands, alienati11g tbc .MuSlim world and wasting resouroes which would IIIIIk:c for a safer, more secure and just ~odd.~ ., . The mid to .Middle East peaoe, he said, is "paved Willi co "'IJ •••!•ise, coonge ;and: t·'IB«·" rc:; _ . . ., . . '• 'Sm&W':W 1 • • a do.r.dl&mdll Comer of St. IU. 1.24 t llbdb.ry !Rd .• 1olindoeelloug•Sj>omlolin,'Ywllo,..._ .......~ Pidt up a color Blochunt! · 216 Easl Secolld St.• Pometoy 740 1123'25 - .18alotduale , te.ll8l 2111Thlnl R tow,Ott 9J11Be's ~tstaurant ~ Homl:imade Des aerts Made Daily -~--IWJ~ Open 7 day• a wed .7. . .9-2210 "A Jbntolllnl (UT lbne .ftqlle• Su~tday . ,, 29670 e.e..n Rd. Racine.,OH 740-949-2217 J( If~-- ira " Me. .M M1 , _ , . . _ ; , JOfl. ye sW · . ul .....ye will, a4 . k . .. , JOII. 1•15:7 . it., 20 I .flilllnrir:ae-·7::10l':.m . . -..y----·Orill - 9:30-a;m..'Wanbip - 10:45.un.,7'p:m., -jiBililt"11M!Y.-11i-- 7:p.m. . - : ((llam - 9:30 · A!ID., ~ - 11;m.;.w.;r at~ Sctta:- 7:80}1~: -_, r CIIIifa. .!l . • [adwc ·Bt,,.!J o.rda a lPiDe Orove,'Worlbip - 9:00a.m., Sadly ·Sdlool ~ 10:00a.m."Pulor: n• -" ••mum r..q ~~~e~o~~or ....-.1114""'*'lhe••.r-........ _ ·Ill, nolmialls IJialli:t,~re 'IIIII God- ri.111. 912-1550 ·SIIII· S1rvlcit • P.rts All11hll • blind Adlnl ---.. -illewl!7oe-·-Y-· 9:80 .a :m .• WiDtthip - ·rio .air!., ...a. IFcllowthip,._j ·ii·pno.flarlj--, --- Sunday: wonhiJ> ti:30 pm - j ; illlblo class 7 pm Wed. U 'ldMIMI'id: 1 •o-a•.cw.t SlU<Iy. _...,...Ooodo - 1·ti:30p.m. -~·~ Sunday schOol 9:30am., S.Uy wonhip - !0:30am, Railroad St., Ma~. Suoday School - 10 a.m., Worship - J I a.m., ·6 Jl.m, bo:Gw6oll·a.t!l·--.y ~y~ s-7 p.m . Llnlersec:tion ·7 Uld .l24 W. t£",agelist · Iknni§ Sargent , Sunday Bible Swdy - •., 9;30 .W-. Sunday School . 10 11.111., --.... ---·--- CluiBua Ullioa. Foorth & TolaiD &t., "MOidloport , Sudoy Scbool - 9-.lOa.m.,\Wunibip- 10:45 un. l'lllor: a.v:IWtaoi.L~. h . ~illlllllll M I l1 Worship - I la.m ."Putor: ·lticbard'Neale: .....,~,, ., pnycr IOdBHoio Sttodj. . -~Oht~ ·· • '! J Off 124 ·W".U...•ille, Putoc .... Ralpb Spireli, Sunday_Scho§JI - ·9:30 •;m ., Worship - 10:30 &.II\., 7 p.m .. 'Dwndly &rvioell. 7 p.m. ~ . . _·o D W. ':Sadi_y'SchDal-lO.a:m.,iWanhip • 9 .a.m . ...._,. Wonhip - lla.m .• 6:30pm. ' H.nford , W.Va., Pa~aor: Oavid Greer. Sundaj Scllool • 9 :30 am., ~ 10:30 a.m .• 7:00 .p .JI\ .. W • da_y · ·St:Mces- 7:lklp.:m. o.Putor: Jim Corbitt. 111\:nbip - 9 a.m., s-. School - 10 Ull. , 11tundoy Scrvica - 7 p.m. ,_ SWIIII_.y School • 9:30 • ,m., :Wonbip 10<4S .a.m .• Sunday ~~ing- 6~ 00 p.m :, Putur: Denzil 'Null, Wonhip ~ 9:30 ·Satay 5cbool- 10:30 a.m. a ~m . Rt .338. Alltiquity, Pastor: Jesw Monis, ~rvittS : Saiurday.2:00 p.m. a.m.. \'YIL' ' d_y -* C..UZI Basbm iltds . biae, Ohio, 1'11lor: lalm G>-... '5uoda.Y Sollool · 9:4S a~ .. Wordlip - q :OO a.m . • Bible 8llod)' w..I. 7:30pm. 'A! I Once U'.l. 9'13 S.; Third St., Midp.lr;port. Pmfor Teresa Davis , Sunday service , 10 a .m ., ~y ~~eJVia:, 1 p.m. -.....- ~-.-.Slc\'eRoc<~ .s...,y ' WP'MJ w-- 5 '( tC Pastor: St. Rt. 124 , Racine, Tornado Rd . Sunday Scllool · 10 n.m .• Evening · 7 p.m.. Wednesday Smtces- 7 pm. Chwdl . -R.Uil Road , Pastor: Rev. Emmen Sundal' Eveuing__7 p.m .. ~~n. - 1pJJL - • - . Poosbyteriaa · ' ' HiiTiiiiioiiiC!!... th>lMo!Sili Piii..J_Or: ROben C'MW, Wcmtti_, --VA-1!). S)Rm'Miiiiii · 1411 BridgelfWI St .• Syracuse, Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evening · 6 p.m .. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. I Clltm:il -c 0mu:1 Saect, Sunday School · 9:30a.m. , · I0:30 a.m.• Paslor l'llillip BcU ...,c..m. Wd1? I I Prr:lb~ Pastnr: James Snyder , Sunday School 10 a.m ., worship !lrt\·ice 11 am ' Off R1 . 124 , Pastor: Erlae! Han, Sunday~ School ·9:30a.m .. Worship · 10:30 a.m .. 7:30p.m. -CIIro<lo Co. Rd. ·63; Sunda). SchOOl· 9:30a.m., Wanbip -10:30a.m. Drtnllt c l~· Clurrdl Sunday School - 9 :30 a.m .. Worihip 10:30 a.m .. 7 p.m . ,........!Oirrn:ll~lk...__ Route 689, "Alban)', Rev. Llnyd Grimm . putor, Sunday· School 10 am ; worilsip ICT't'ice 11 am, evesam,; ftCJ'V~ 7prn. Wed . - - Cluopoi.Qudo Sunday school · 10 a.fn., Worship · a.m., Wednesday Servict · 7 p.m. II F.... G<oopo~a..,m pro~r l1>00iiDs 1 pm Long~. Sunday Sdii"lol =-9.30 a .m., Wonhip • 10,:45 a.m ., 7:30 p .m .. -.c.day 7:30p.m . .....,II. Putor: Leooanl Suflday Scllool • 9:l0 a.m.,Woisbip- 10:30 a.m.,6:30 p.m., Wedltciday Services - , p.m .. ..... ~ ...,, 33045 Hiland Road. Pomeroy. Puror: Roy HtmteJ, Sunday School - 10 a.m .. Evenjng :z.;;JO pm., Tue!ida)' & 1lum;.- 7:30~ p.m . IP 9 . . F. . . . . Qlllda. of tile: Nazarene . Pas.lor: Ruucll Carsoo , Sunday School • 9 :30 a.m., t0;45 'a.m .. 6 p.m., ~Y Services - 7 p.m. s.-.~c WorshiP - . Seyenth-Day Adventist s.-dl·lloJAdMulberry Hts. Rd .. Pomc:roy. Saturday Services: Sabbath School - 2 p.m .. Wonhip • 3 p.m. United Bre1Jum Mt.-Uahalil....... Teus Comm unity 364J J Wickham Rd , P11stor: ~ter Martindale , Sunday School · 9:':m li-m .. Worship - 10 ~ 30 a.m .. 7:00 p.m.. Wednetday ScrvtcC!~ __., ' 1.::00 P-''11 . Youth group meeting 2nd & 4th Sundays 7 p.m. E*n U!dtt:d Brdhren in CJnilt State Route 124. between Reeds ville & Hoclingpon. S~nday School · 10 a.m .• Sunday Worship - 11 :00 a.m. Wel;tnesd.a)' Services - 7:00 p.m.. Pa stor- M. Adam Will lcyc.m::~t Silver Rid~- Pastor Linda Damewood, Sunday School - 9 a.m .. Worship Servi~ IOa.m. ~and 4th Sunday s,_ll!ondo.r.-.·""'"' M;Ia AIIIOns. Sundaj School • 9:311 I ' '' ·CENTER .J'IIII!RI .... . JE''z ~0117. .'9Ui55•t ........oil"'-a,, .....'Md? Coolville, Ohio Located less lh.an 30 minutes from · . Athens. Pomeroy or Parl<crsburg I I 1-740-66'7-3156 "Still sJIUill to t~~n" MY arace is · for·thee: for m11 strenmh is made . Perfect in weRbess. l1 Cor, 12:9 and mote Suppression • Extinluishers • Sprink~rs . Center Gy~llllSiUm . Pastor ~e Baer . Serf ice every Tueiiday 6:30pm Failla '.£41 - J-IIJ Fidf ,_.,..,.f-ihl' . ... Tll'Dt .Je- Milliltries I (740)"992~5 .- Service 7:00 pm 'It~ ' t.tillepuo~ OH P:O. Box683 Ohio 45769-0683 . , .... OR EYCiliDg - 7:30 p.m .. Wedne&day Service · 7:30p.m . Services- -IOa.m. PI lty c-.-a 575 Peul St., Middleport , Pastor: Sam Audenon, Sunday ·School 10 a.m ., a.m. Worsbip - 10 a.m .• Wednesday T ·si.Rt.Ut' Full Oo5pel. Cl Pastors Roben &·Roberta Musser. Sunday School 9:30 am. . Worship 10 :3() am - 7:00 pm, Wed . Meeting in the MulOeny Community ......: f<crry.- . ·- 1 Sdoool · 10 a.m., Worship • II &.111.¥1 t hy Servica 6:pm; 'l1llll:Bible s~.Y 1 pm ~llilllllillT a-or-..- Pastor: 1'beroll Dyrbam. Sunday - 9:30 .&m.IDII7p.m.. W t day -7-p.m. - ..... . Sdtool • 9:30 a.m. Worsbip - 9:30 a .m. -..:17 p.m ., Wrdnelday- -7 p.m., Friday . fellowship aervice 7 p.m. ~)' ~ 7p:m . Study ......-~, 9365 Hooper Road . Alhens. Paslor: Lonnie Com _ . Sunday Wo~ 10:00-.m, Wednoesday: 7 pm --~a..... lllaa:tswr•"' Bib! ~. Pastor: Herscbt:1 Whitt: , Sunday ·School10 am. Sunday Church service - 6:30 pm Wednesday7'pm I IPaltor: :.IIlli 'Manbal:l "-SUBday School 9a;m., \Wonhip. • 10 .A4Jl ., 1st Sunday. ev~ ·mouth eYening ~icr 7:00 p.m., 67~- lftl. Su~y . •& .-. ~'fzluuli;»Otllrdl iCuuii"S 740 UM121 Loca.l source for trophies, lEI GIS FL?S Jaa:ARE, U.C A. JAC:DCMIB" ES, OD evening &ervici! 7:00 pm, Wcdne~y 8Crvice 7:00pm .. Full<Gotpe1 Church.. , Pa&ton John & Patty -Wade , 603 Second Ave . Mason , m3017, Service time: Sunday 10:30 a:m .. ·- y l p m ll'a!ur:Joilrl.au-.,~-1 - 10 MIDDLEPORT 'IROPHIIS I 'I'm ~ Road. Pastor: Cbarles Roudl {J04) 2288 , Sunday School 9 :30 ! ... 190N. SecxJnd St. ·SalcloC ~ Back ofWcst CoiLnnbla. W.V..om Lieving "-1Ac- ":c......,. 1 Nortast Clus~er, Alfred, Put:or: Jim Corbitt. Sunday Sc:bool - 9:.30 a .m .• Nl~c.r.dl of!W~·So- 398 Alh -Bt.. 'Middleport~Pallors . Mark 'Morrow It Rodney '"Wa!Ur Sunday School • · 9:30 a.m .• ~ollliaJ!; Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. "7:00 pm;- y Service - 7:00pm., Yowb Service- 7:00pm. 2 "He.,. Haven, Richard :~cue. Putor, Sunda_y -worship 9:30 .a.m. Tues. 6:30 ~!Volao r :1 WOnhip~ lO~JO 'aJft. ad ~:30 p..m., ~y .Bible Study- 7 p.m. __ on-·"""'""' .,. 111liroja~ Sm~~ •-::._;, wo-6 ~.thearkdwn:h.net from~:30 ro«:30 . VISit us oaJiJic_aJ www;bedictwc.org . Oroup 'Wdliom ~- - · ·Suoday -sdlool - 10:l3.:a:m.,·'Wunbip - 9:13a.m., 'llible·llall!y:-j7:00pm ~ y "'a.tlf· Omupi at 7 pm, 1lMm morning ladies' Lifo Oroup &l 10. Ouoer UmitsYouth Life ol!ular: Rial< ~-. "Sndaj ·SCI!ool 9:30 un ..'Wonbip - 10:30 aJD. ,'Ibundly 'filcrtiall- 7-,.:m. a ;m., Worsbtp 'Sc:rvi.call - 10 un. 7 * -n;p•--~ Baile~ '? !kJeidoo& Ll'o Cloado 500 N. 2nd Ave .. Middlepon, Pastor: Mikr Fumnan. PastorEmeriws Uwrmc£ Fomnan. Worship- 10<00 am W d 1 ay Services , 7 p.m. ...._...,c..... _ fit.ir.ill SdwnAC lly c..m Sunday Scbool!O:OOam,~yWorsh[p I J :00 am. Wednuday 7:00 pm Pti(or; Bryan & Missy Dailey - Portland-Racine Rd.. Pastor: Jim Proffitl. am- _ _ ._.... . Soda)' School · 9 :30 .a.m .. Worship · · l0:30 a.m., Wednesday Services • 7:00 Clifton . W.Va.. Sunday School · 10 a.m .• Worship - 7 p.m. , Wednetiday Service ~ i p.m . .3978.2 St..Rt. 7,2 miles sooth of Tuppers "Plaias, OR. Noo--dcaCJIDiUtional with 3TI3 Georges Creek Road . Gallipolis. OH cl'l...-., Praise* Wanttip. Pastor Pastor: Jamie Wimnan, Sunday Services lllobllladJer, Auoc . -Pastor K-.ryn Davis _10:30 a.m. Wtdnesday - 7 p..m.11rundl)' 'Youth iDinctor 'lie~ -Fults. Sunday Prayer & PraiR at 6 pm. Clas~:es ror all lei'Vice&: 10 am Wonbip 6 pm Family ages every Sunday &. Wednesday. Life Claues , Wed A lhur night Ure IP if) 'Putm: 'Briuo Ilunbam . ·WombiJ> . 930 · am.,'Snday ScMol- 10:35 a.m. ·Paltm: Helen :Kbe, Coolville I ...740z985.3561 ......-:e.. tlj' I ~Y Servicr - 7 ::~u p.m. -Oooorl Hoiw:niilti:GJ·ftll!letilts, lstlhurs. -7p.m. ' 1,a...~~ O...~!IWolllip Su.dly·Sc:hool- 9.Lm., Wotsllip · 10 a.m. ~­ Cal-.- Cloridl Pomeroy Pike , Co. Rd., Paslor: Re v. Blackwood . Sunday School - 9:30a.m .. . vorship 10:30 a,m. , 7:30 p .m .• (Nm-dcnmUnotiooal f<llowmip) Mccriag in theM~ Middle Sctaool Cifl:a:ria"Puaor. Chris SteWan ~ 10!00 am- Noon Su&day; Informal -. Wonhi:p.Children's ministry -~ , ., 'St. iRt. r60, -446•6247 or .t-146-7486, 1$anda_y 'Sdwoi 10:10-IJ a;m.,' 1lelief 'SocietylPriesthood J J:QS-12:00 ..0011. 'iaa.amcot ·service 9-10: 1'3 ·a:m.• .,1. il'ual< WaY"'-...,. S~~t<lt! . 681. """"' ,__ !iun- WorshiJ>: 10 am & 630 pm, Wed. Bibk·Smdy 7:00pm . .... Gilmoon:, Sundaj ·School • II 'un .• Wtn~Up • 10 a.m. ~S'' I ~--c t ::10 a:m.,JNonbip-I I:OO.a.m. 'liuodol' 'lidoool • 10:30 a.m. ..t 6 Comodi- it Socoad St .. Pooooroy, SwJ .·ScbOOJ - 9:45am., Worship· 11 a.m_. Puuw:.Philip s-. Suoodoy Sdoool: 9:30 a.m., WOflh;ip Service: 10:30 a.m .• Bibie PI 525 N , lnd St. Middleport. Putor. Janm E. Kcc~ee . Wonhip - 10a.m.. 7 p.m., W 1 da_y ~Ser-v.ial&- 7 p.m. Don Walka" -err~ -.....c.-JfaeW I ~'Piom..- ' lilik< '!loon<, IBHoio clasi, 9 a:m. Sunday; worshg, "JO a;m. • ~...-. II «; ·- "~b~ · D ._r.., ..,c.-...... Pastor: Rev_ Frankl.iti Diokt:ns, Se:rvice: Friday, 7 p.m. (FliJ1 ~ ~. Hom...Yille . Pasion: Bob and Kay M.sbalt. ' Sunday Service. 2 p.m. """h!P - !:!ill l:.i!l.. ID<!O l:m .. 1illlf p.m:.,Wedac.da Scr\r~~ ']!9_p.m. _- - ~ Tueida~ ',, -u, .... A 'New Bill ~.'SI..ta.Y School · 9'30 un, St.lR.t. 1-43 jus1 off lb. 7, Pas10r: Rev lames IR . Acree, Sr., Sunday Unified Sen-ice. Worship - 10:30 a.m .• 6 p.m .. Wednesday·Scrvi!::t$ -7 p.m. ' . 7~-7713 Hills Self Storage Sims.,,, 1.. 5K10 liD 10 ,. ., . . . . (P!IT'J .1 t) htur:. Brian 'Duutwn , Sllllliay SchOol - . - -·"--!YbonoloY; !!...Joy Sdoool i1J1WJbuty 'Miniaer _......,.!(]_ R<v. Jooeph 3~Stl --·-- a.m .• SIJI\day Worship - 10:30 a.m.~ 7 " s..-a. ~....- !:,._ Gitll ~· :IO.a:m:- w Letan. W.Va. Rt. I . .Pastor: Brian May. Sunday Sct!ool · 9:30a.m .. Worship · 7:ID . p.m .. Wed.esday Dible Stud)· - 7:00p.m. S,• c 'ty Omdt 1480 SecOnd SL , Syracuse. OH Sua. SchooiiO am, Sundy niglil 6:30 pm PNor: Joe Owian .If-- lit., :liliildlopott. ·- ~-u . . . . . . . -:9:10a.m .• Wonbip ud Cormmmion - J0:30.un., •l ob J. ~. 01Ul Bend, •Route: 124, Rac;ine . OH . ~Pastor: Ed Caner, Sunday Scttool - 9:30 l&M1 $1 . _RJ. 1, Mirldk:pm:l , SerVi~ ·• 10 un ., 6:00 p.m., .. , Su~y'SchoOI -pm: Wedneiday Bible Study - 1:00-p.m . • 5 'Wriip -.J0:30 a.m. .,.., -...a.-a ·'•' "'rf1 pm s...a., School • 9 :30 --6:30pm . ,•. -~·~ 'tlinitter: !J'om tbl!yon, !ll.a.I, tiliddloport. a.m .. Worship - 11.:30 .a:m. • TEAFORD llle!llbels ollhe REM.~=~n II..S Wld R joumej\ be fllll!llbllemiou!ly - only nit Sumelltw Iller in hil ntilry,lhe1lolloh !*' 1 'lhend WI' .... ~ Mlh llrid Idaan Ul ~ rules ri'llle ll!illmi!ncy OODOaiWC 1hele .... 'die "Middle Way" lldl'il!lllhll ,W !IPJid e11t wbiiMr is~~~~ )VII, . • liN4!'0Uma)'-lliiiii'I'IJii011nilipuQe. bisldullfllllll! ........ is l alt.l.c••ull"' 1 __.....,. Pastor: ~Denni s Wca"YCr ·Sunday School·9:4~ a·1m.. 'Evening • 'fi:30 "J_,.m •. :·.I' We Sel Homes II aluaaiDihespo:ill:"*" ~ *'lfius.., IIIIICb as Ht ilairala proper and 1om& IIIIJI.In lheeady yean Ill antilnky !here ftl allimilm' debaR OY&' ..t!l!lhor <Jintldanoi shoJ.dd be bolnl ~ lhe ... td!li!tolll jellilh laws fMblinl dM!t ... Wll'lhip.Jt llppOin lbll,.. inilillly ~fir mid aAaaa, liblle Plul ~ dw lhe jewiih lalwhdd nolp!m Gentile IJwiltilol, Ulliiua:l), due ..... .....m fir Ill 11aillioia. Lilnioe, whalm. 8udlh ...... hi<opililull. ..... lnltrumental,\Worihip ·Ser.vice - 9 a:m., Cunmwaiun • JO a:m., ~'lcllool 10:15 a.m., \Youib-'3:30ipm~,Bfbko: 7:30~:.m . aO:ll5 111m., ,.,..., - · 7:10 plll., --~ ~; 1Batri1onville llltl. (l.t:P~3}. il!l51or: ...... . 's..iloy'icioool 9:30 lllll •• ~ip - 10:30 .a:m•• i :dO pm .•WJ 1 d'!y'Ser:Yia5 - 1--p;m. MI.~. . . . ...., _ .MtlttMIS:B: i' 'I ) :Scmcz- Cal,.._,._'!S - 'T' 1 )Wednr:&day ·Services-7:0[)-p;m. .'• . Diroclor of Mmhting~d Adntissions '-1N - . •.. 2 -.r......... 10:30 .a;m ., •'6:"30 jp.tm , ftc;y:s.viors -'tS:!O;:p;m. lfulor: IJOlm SwiDIOII.. 'Sunciay 'School l~ .m .• Wonhip - Ua:m.. 7: 00 -p.m . 7 .•. ., Worship - !Pastor:_ !Rya Ellon. pastor . 'S uaday "School - 9:30.a.m., :Wonhip · 10:..0 a.m .• "6:00 [p .m .• \Wed'Jie~· 'Services - 7:00 •. ~ LJII. _!l'ft!...,. ~ In l.eritiari ll!d lll!ul!!mom)· paning <ftliYI!plll1rJ.i*.larCIII, p!4JIIds Itt lsaia,jeftmiah, ll!d ,._ polnkd . : tlllllhil God did nollltllll ilrlc:t - o.n~~ Jllmoilo offlRI ..i ! 2 5 , - -.rOIDoll ~ 9:30 ..,.., - - . , - aOSJO .a:m.. 7i/J ~:m.. ·-loy. -;Bnoa, fl"er!y, 's.ii!Y"Scloocil -9:110 ........... ., . ~-.ws 1Wollktp - 930 .a:m., ~y Scttool ·10:30.a.m.,il>aimr'Joll\ej-. litad !kd~y iftll: ...._. ......., -7\PJD.. Vf' ;. '.J 'l""l"',_.,..,_ _ ----......-·- ·St. , 0 ...... -1---- . . . .a-a lboilioK iCiooik lllil.. fl'lioooc .... Si!!J, 3iolill!Y-- -9:10 ...... 41812~.YIPIU: , "SOOda_y!idlool - · '9:31Ji1.1Dl.,'Wmlhgl -'9~5<.11D oil: "7lftO,p:m., ,.. ·: e•y'Senr1cel- .,tOO;p:m . II=· -:>lllll;pon. ~ """"'' llllliy .Z.->Iidl &llli!lll!ler 'Sl .• "MiildlCport. 'Sunday 'School - 9:13 .a.m .. 'Worlll.tp . - 10:ol5 a~ .• 7 !00 p.m., . ~y'Se:n-.ice- 7:80 p:m. '. Mir"c't tr•s ty " O!Me'llljplro~ flkiiwu•.iJic lblil, .....-: co.aa "dK ih • "Suudd_y 'SQool 9:30 a.m.. ,..._..,_ lll:ua, ?:IO~:m.........' ±y • •., 10:30am lRII.1'onlc!oy I Se-vices - 7 :30p.m. Putm:'Bob ltcibmlon,'Sunday School - q u.... 31057--325.~.­ . • (Cmwfard, ·s-illy ldrllol- 9:30 ....,., ~ ..-g> - 1030 OUII. it 7 ;p::m.,'Y' 'I ., Qi.JIIIlyet-RI'Vice- 7·p:m. - .._,_......, a.m., •Worship • 10:10 a .m.. 6:10 p .m .. Wedllesday Servk-es - 7 p.m. 1-.r: laland!Gog.Suodaj School- 9:30 a:m .. Wonbip - 10::30 a.m.. 3310:5 Hilmd - ) 1i1J0o ea.n~~ a ra ·" ~·· Zl7 . . . . .. . . 3'1226 <Cioiliboni.. Ill... !Rd., 'Suadoj 'Sihool-ll.l.un ..""'"'-l-lp- nllaoo..>6;pJil. . - y -- 7111lll. IO~<UD. ..._. a.rdllirtlilt,....._. lUMry {Synca), Ptitor: Bob Robi01100. ' Coolville Road , Pastor: Rev . Charles MartiNIIole , Sunday Scftool - 9:30a.m., Worship - 10:30 lUll . , Wednr!iday Servicr • 7 p .m . Pallm: Isaac Shupe . Suaday School • 9:30 ·Sunday 'School • 9:45 a.m., Wonhip • I I ~y .WIIbe''CIIIIIel ~ s.d'!y .~"6pm ~~'?!p.m. • 43 • .-Cilillt .212\W.MoiD'lil, ~- ··'!1:30 un .. 'Warship-- [10:30 ..a:m., e6 [p:m., 'Wcrtn dr:y~ - '7fP:m. 'Suoiloy "SChool - ·~:30 ..... ~ - lla1 - . , IEMt . ~10:00 a:m .• wv : ••• All of dte \Wild's 1PU relipn haloe hid to dell, at- point in tbairliliJry, llitb tbe illue of Jla!lidau IOdlhe proper llllldesfi ~drs 101110~~\~b(p. fAll!' min 1h*~ IJQt relp.,n fllr:IIM . . . _ • Ullhe mils rJ. gol'tl'lling di1!t, drs . . 'wonhip. Wilnel! lhe llritln*slail cu lB..,...,- . . II..D.y '!1:30 UTI. 'SIJII~y 'Schl.lol - 10:30 •llll., !Bilite _snaa1 -7p.m. lilillillm: - 9:30-.&~m.,'l\'Dfihip- J!l.a!!n. .alll'6jp~-· 0 $cl:r;yice- "7if!:m.!P.Mwr.~&ry I The Middle Way -·--j-·--· -· - n n--.o " " a.... Servica lc..nil ~~ a.m., -~- Bald Knob , oo Co. Rd. 31 , P4St0f: Rev. Rugtr Willford , Sunda)' Scnool · IJtJO a.m . Wcnhip- 7 p.m. SaW:rs - 7 p.m. Putor: Rev . Ctlnili Randotpll , Sunday Scaool - 9:30a.m., Worship · 10:30 a .m.. UII.,'Wanbip ~ 9 a:m. gs -~ible lbll!l'71!"" P~-· We:fa::wily ,..,.._ilt.hil [)j]() ~~ - illov. !HOI_y ffi $ ri:lt - fPutor: Jim Caabin, Suaday School - 9' 371>$.-'St,~.~­ ;.Md .. ~SCb.'tiJO..an.'Worlbip - '-ny-Cllllrctl.r:lllel l w PMI:or: Jcn La~. s.day School 9:30 a.m .. Wonbip - 10:30 a.m. ud '6 ltt.tor.IDe.laymr Snlttler, s..da}· School 10-am. ;Worship - 11 am. wom.g,, 'thm.<e.e '6:00 jpm, . -'Pt!Y"' 1oltowiful; --....-.- , a..l(fl a no.. ~-!Bt 10JI~-~­ - ' g ll'toii!J- .. - 10:30 a.m •• ·fira s-:lly of MUIIh - 7:00 p.m: lefYi.ce . ..._.y ..,1'... · ()!llwr Cllimltes ,.... _..,i~Joa,~. --. <Coo"" -HI296 '5~"""""" JO!OO, $n 11numiq [litile, <Study; ._...,..._ mm;, c J;Va .'Serv.ice J0:30am, 'E.vet~ing 'Sc:Jvioe 7!00pm.-ylllible ·SWdj 7:00 pm. !P.utor: \Wbin ;t.b:n; ........-, y'Scrt'ka- 7 I ·•oinlf: . ·p C ·T ' •..-o.rc~~ -y \Wunhip - J.h:m.,'Wei' ~I C.... .... l I ,, 'a...a. Kingsbury Road , Puor: Robert \facie, Sunday School · 9;30 a.m., Wonttip Service 10:30 a.m .• Eveaing Sl:rvict 6 p.m. I •.m ., Worship • 10:30 a .m., 6 'JI.m .. ............ - ,. ._i!> - 90110 a.m .. '5Widllj j - 10 ·...,, ,,;o II'''"·· - · 33226'~ 's!Home!Rd,!~iOH ii!MtoJc 'S-1.i111e. "SU!Idaj School: 9:30 .am. 'Mamiqg ~hip: 10:30 .m, llliblo: ~ ~:JOpm : ........ ~ 7..;3{1; y cdl ..-ad 1Bible :Sillilaie5 f6:30..,:m ."Il'blm;. lpn boot~ .il ~. '5uodoY \P:Dl. 7 a.m., Wonbip - 10 un .• • 7 ;30p.m. -··-·~ 10'23 ...... 'Suniiay 'SdtOOI • 9:308m, !Preaching . '• .tJXLII •• .a;m.,!DIID_y . . .- 't90:alll . . a .: . , na ·r "6:-30 1p:m., .(01J .~Whkt!Rd. OffBt.!Rt. 1 160. ~1PJ. cam.--~~~ -allll ... 'Soli .... - '9.:30 i10:30 am,'Worihip-eer:viccll0:30·10 11 :m .am .'M'.cd .r~ 6;pm ,._ . of this churdt page do so with ~-IIIMW.ftl ""'"'""""""''"112·-· 4:6,~ cl~<m .; - . ~icca- - - . . , - . 6:'JO.p:m. 161 Mulloeey fPMtor:IR.ov. -....!E.!Heim, k . C!ua. """""'ll'lo_ydlllots, 'Simdaj"SchOOI-9:30·oo ., :a.m. E-vaaiq -5 ~a.m., Wonhip !0:30a.m. -U ;Suodo~ School.-!~ 10 . Cw4! ~ ~ -~- Blns«<ID't 1M p.re ill ~~aut;I• 11tq sluJII s« GotL .. .,._J ......... ~ IP"'· -1'1_ -~1 :5uailoy~,....IBitilollwiW'I[plll . B I ... ,.' tbciJ,11fA', .....,s..ll118-. '€1. Dudding IIAlic. 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Papa! for infi-asbuetu•.e ,MMS softball teams .Q M'' ..... Oiit ~ I'SSOCIA'l'ED PRESS WRITER COLUMBUS The $400 million Obio plans to spend on roads, bridges and sewage syst:mns 1hroughout the state IS a tiny_ J10rti·on of the billions of dOlbu:s needed to nuike .infrastructure inpnvementS, several studies show. Rebuilding unsound bridges and improving sewer systems to keep pol- · luted water from entering waterways are the largest COID)JOnr:nlS of 1be state' s ~).6 billion p~ to by .to Improve ~o s econo'llY· The goal 1s to create more jobs while simultaneously funneling ~re doUars . to infrastructure costs, wh•ch have outpaced federal funding levds and increasingly been left to states. · "This will play an imp<!rtant pan in creating new JObs as soon as possible while laying the ~ndwort ~or future econonuc prospenty · , in our state," said Amanda Wurst, a spokeswoman for Gov. 'Ted Strickland. While me Deed to ma1cc iufiastructure .improvements bas increased, federal spending levels have Stayed ~y the same over the past 20 years, Iilnging 1iom 3.5 percent to 4 percenT oftotalD?ndefense spending. accooling to the Gmgressimlal Budget Office. State and local funds have accounted for three out of ev.ecy four dollarS spent in . the public sector on infra- Public Works Commissioo. An infusion of state spending QD ~ will only make a _small dent in the improvements that Miller said . In a~~ to the · The • Publtc Wom U.S. . Envmmmen'f Cmnmission c~ntly bas Protection ~· u_.~ . ' an ann~ budget of 8bout Sen. George \_'OIOOVICh $120 million _ is comil!g from public WOJb lxmding that ba5 almldy bceo audiorized by voters. The ~ COOJCSfromOhiollepwb"iieill of Thmsportation Flmds and cuts to tribacoo preveutioo that weJe 8I1IIOtiiiCed by !ll!le leaders Wednesday. rAIV\ milliOn will be The """" spent over five years. At least half of the money ~I be spent on tran~on !iects and the remaining ~2'&, million is likely to be di 'ded between transportsti~ and water projects, Agency, $13 billion in ~ wiih 001•••i!Wl ~ improvements are u erWI for w~ ~ sewage _drains. Ohio's sewer and wastewater Vomovtcb has ~d the systemS alone - ~ of the ~ has unfairly burlaigest wastewater 1111p!Uve- . dened ·state:s ~ ~ govmcnts .,.,.,.)cod in the Dillion. emments Wlth mcreased As of 2005, 50 out of I 00 wastewau::r treatment -~ Ohio municipalities have dards Without pro~dil\g oombined storm w~ . and adeq~ ~edcnl funding. . sewage drains. When ptp•ng Ohio.. liR odler ~ IS · a1s fioci rJuotlo!n the for the ~ sys~ms IS com- . Of~g ~~ m . biDed, IDBJovcrflor :nuns or..floods !:!!~~ ~ create an ow O• storm . o water that pushes untreated . news when a ~bridge colsewage into surfaoe water ~~~ downtown before it gets to a sewage MUDJC11110lis tilled 13 pcotreatment planL . ple 'last August. . -B3 · • Bengals ai.t Henry after latest~ m:ar . IIYT , • 7 1....._. The first ~r the newly organized Meigs Yidll& . I iclul9d here ·ube t1eld at School spliOg softbsl team~l , WI 2 Sunday .at the P~roy baseballlsollblH field. The -two 18ams are made up of 7'lh and 8th ·grade girls irom Msigs:uiddle Sctlool. The oTganizatioo tas beelllonuad 8$ soflbal skills and~~ 1. .a way Of deveiQP!ng proper . ·--·~~ ~ , ~for h1~ ~ool softball, with 1he adclel;l bel~ d providing eKeTCise 1n a safe, tltug11Be, challal9n!il ~ NIAI.I WL lhs teams :are .belllQ ooachad by wlunteels. 1iame . ..,. -.at-e.-m,,_, Pflt p - I , n 1 I -o t - ~ (liH), 'CI "*"' -GIII&:a!SoU: ... &It'(DH)., V.IIIW (DH). , r·elbbuir>~t"RMir ' I'm. 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JP·M .Fi(NYSE)-46.21 Kr'IIF' (NYSE) - 25. . .......... aidoo(NYSE)-1UI ...""""* . .=.....cM!f'IIIQ)-. ....:.,--·=.......7=-., ·--· .-. ...... ......... , ,........... _. . ..... . Olilo ~ IIane Carp. (NASDAQ)-25 MT (Ilia;) IU4 Au.D., ccc-.A "''' lar(lluo.G)-12.14 IL • .. (llfll!) - .11.04 1.11 ~s. -n• . ATHENS 275Well v s.r.c 594-3571 3 (H.-~. 1 :c I :.fck I , 2 C,ONTACI'US i ' ,..,_,. 7 &.SpGPIUWtt .(7«1) • •e 2342,-.33 llo·~ ._,~ I, su 18 Wtil ~=:33~ • • A year removed from a loss in the oational championship game. the Buokeyes have a trophy to carry home -even if it's not tbe one they had wanted. · "leind of a sore loser,~· coach Thad Matta said, when asked whether ·he would watcb the Final Four this weekend. "l don't know '"'BUDer 1lid 19 points and eight assists in his final college ~ante, which culminated with the kind of raucous victory celebration inside Madison · Square Garden that be couldn't 'h ave last year in Atlanta. The Buckeyes lost to florida in the Ftnal Four, and a snub by the NCAA selection committee kept them from playing for ·a nother trip · there. They .rebounded to dominate each ,.,..__llltm· soore. .,.,.._ Ohi.o State's Kosta Koufos blocks a shot <rttempt by Massachusetts' RiCky Harris in the second half d.Uriili ,the championship -~ of !he 1\IIT collegf! b_a~all tournament Thursday at MadiSon SQuare Garden in 'New York. Ohio State won 92-85 .. long time," manager Dusty Baker said. "I guess it's SQmethin,g th~y ' ve never seen; and there's a Jot they still haven' t seen from this young man.~ To .a man, tbe Diamondbacks · have seen enough. The 22-year-old right-hander threw his fastball right ho .__, past batters w •uw never seen it, finishing them off with a hard slider or a . swing-teasing c~p. He struck out eight of bis first 13ltb::S.;..oo B_;..__ of '--w .....,. ""' Femarido . Valenzuela became aii overnight sensaDiamoodbacks. tion with the Dodgers in the · In modem baseball history : 1980s. - since 1900, that is - · no . "He kllows what he wants Reds pitcher had fanned I 0 . to do," Baker said. '"The way batters in his big league · he was throwing tbe baiJ debut , today has oo age." The only glaring mistake: Speeial indeed · . "The· guys oo the bench Upton led off the with weri saying they haven't a homer. 1bat was the only llCell ·an)'lbiD& like " ' in a hit by a team that batted an play is similar to league ASSOC1A1EO PRESS play but with tbe flexibility tbe events you want CINCINNATI - WhUe individual tournament- Johnny Cueto blew away tJtyle oompetitions. · batters with a 96 mnh fast: A ponion of this year's .ball, bis CinCimUtti Reds tour pt...c=fs will beneflt teammates compared mem~y For Life. For~ cur- cries about tbe .last time R:Dt schedule or more 1nfor- they' d seen anyone so mat100, VISlt young look so ·g ood the firSt :www.movga.<il'g. time out. The oOilsensus: This was something~ · . Cueto owed nothing more than Justin Upton's solo homer in seven inni~ Thursday, striking out 10 m an overpowering debut while leading the ~s to' a 3-2 victmy ova- tbe Arizona f7~446DQ,-3S CE •••,.ft'IJdii)NiliMIII.a.n I oomnu"ttee.n Federal came back with one' in.the home half of the first frame. Lance Sharp IIIN...•a-SI . . . . a to range. MOVGA' Ellie Ra d 141'•· Spc»tM ••• ..._.. ••tiMIWMt"- we.. u: (740) 446-7619 .DaMI ....... IS IC(IIilltnfflt- r a llS-ASil1kStawt rt n . rt, wv 25551 JIU75-'Jtl6 l'u: 31U75-7317 =~~~-n.:-12 I ~dicap • (MYSE)- .......,. !UDiil ..... STEWAAT - "It was deja vu all over again1n Those famous ¥Ggi Berm words may be a good .omen for Southern. Last year, Southem left Federal Hocking trailing in a suspended game and endod up beating the Lancers by a 112 game in a double-header in Racine to win 1he ~· Southem ( 1-1 with this 'SUspended game) trailed 9-6 ThUrsday evening when darkness feU on the stan of the sixth inning and the game was suspended. In Tuesday night's oon-Jeague game with River ValJey, Michael Manuel pitched a 13-1 win. When downpours drenched the entire area, somehow the Federal Hocking field was spared with just a constant drizzle. SoUthern look a 3-0 lea4 · 1-1- lln- t.tle fi£fit -iMing-when lead"<ilf WOO Clnis Holler ted .o ff with a single, was sacrificed to second oo a play where Ryan Chapman mached via an eum, and both rode home on a wes· Riffle home run. Southern had anothet batter walk, but · Federal got out of the inning on the shon end of the 3-0 ::~::~.~~ Cueto fans lO-in debut,. leads Reds ments will be held .tbat give ~~~~~ . to 3-2 win over Diamondbacks )rith others ·i n the same aJI,.i ttl 111r ::a) a ........ (Nuo- IIIII I I 1 PI "-D. . . M p -5 I :.r-tt111110111 ,.._, The MOVGA is c •s u ,ow. q In (IIIIICIIIQ) ·.~ gilestioos. GfJSU.--18 • ••z - «I I The · Mid-Ohio VaiJey Golf Association will be at Woodridge Plantation Golf Club in Mineral Wells, W.Va,, oo Saturda_y, Ap015, and o~bow 1Golf 'and COOnti'y Oub in Belpre on S.unday, April 6, . from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.· m re~ . new members and answer l'tNir Arar's #1 Floor (lmiE)--- =,' ; fer dJ6 weekend Mll•~n•c. id.lilc. ----(IIiSE)-22.11 . . .eaaw (IIIIIID'Q) ..,.&71 (lltWI--Q · C iloq 1111 1 - (IIIII.,. ) - Golf~ set \ HAiii.•-••s 8 0 NEWYOltK-Indooker room outburst equal patts joy and angst, Jamar Butler finally ·cb(){'PCd tbe cllaAdc Ohio. bad been playing fur ~y :tiRe weeb :and mvealed its main moOIVating faCtor for a ooughsbod run thmll.$h the NIT., "l'his u what happens When you put an NCAA tournament team in the NIT,~ Butler yelled, surmuuded 'by bis te•mmatM .after beating MassachU!iettS '92-85 in .the title game Thursday night. "Write lhat down and send that to the Wliatrm. g~>mg li>'iJO. 1 -- 'thinH'-m-going-tiNl!!lbn __ . Mid-Ohio Valley . clear. Cooler with lows m • 1he~ 30s. North winds around 5 mph. Sunday...Sunny. Highs in tbe upper 60s. Suoday nQ:ht... Partly · cloudy in the evening...lben becoming mostly cloudy. Lows in tbe mid 40s. Meaday ...Partly sunny with a 30 percent chance of showers. Highs in the upper 60s. · 1.11 ""-··--.- Request FamUy O:x:y gen ~Jdlr1110und · 60. CI • .... the •· evCning. ..Then a cbance of showers after midnight. .Lows in the upper 40s. West winds 5 to 10 mph.. .B~~g !1011bw.est after mulnigbt Olance>llf min 70 petoenl .Satarday .. .Mostly cloudy with a 20 -pcn;cnt..chance of - -- STEWART The fiedera1 Hocking Lady J JQilX',I'!i defeated the visitUlg . SoUthem Lady 'fornadoes 12-4 Thursday night in die Tri-Valley ConfC:reoce Hocking Di~ sottttall- .opeaer. Soutbcm is DOW 1-2 -overall , and .0..1 in ·tbe league. Federal Hocking todk a 1:0 lead in the second ~g when Hill -singled, Vmson . singled, · and an em:or brought borne Hill with the · games first run. Southcm tied the game in the fOUlth w.ben StePhanie Cundiff tripled and came home on CM1' llldltMa lik~;z:l·;=rc~· ~(11"0'0)-81 1 S _ ta . te flood 'WJildl in elfed ·lu••tl S 5 e•t1a.JtiJI•:W1 • 'IWI!y...A chance.o f thunderstorms. Rain. Highs in the 'mid 60s . . ·Southwest winds lOto l5mph.'Chance of rain near 100 percent. . 42.72 Henry, 24, did-oot speak at pendod . · for two games in the hearing. His lawyer, 2006. - - - - - -'--- - . Pmy Aooona, entered 1101 1be ·Bengals tried for an CINCINNATI - Wide guilty pleas to •bolh :ChargCs extended period of time to ~~~;?'wO:lf__egmym · kmjail.~to - s and -disputed dJe allegllllions suppott Onis and bis porm11""' w.uuc "'""' in lbe llCJIII)1l:iint -sworn by tially bright careert Brown be amrigned Thursday. 1be ~ory Meyer. said " We had hoped to Bon gals decided they had "'We have a different set 'llf guide hun toWllld an appRJ-: eoough of Henry's legal facts we ask the ~ to priate standl!ld of ·pc:rsona1 problems and cut him after oonsider,~ Ancona said. . ~sibility that 'this oomhis fifth mrest since 2005. Minntes before the munity would support and Henry surrendered amaigument, Anoona broke that would allow him tG play Wednesday night and ~t the news tG Hemy tbat he in the NFL. ... But those the night in the Hamilton had been mleased. effotts end today, :as' we County jail after a warrant Bengals president Mike move on with what is best was issued for his arrest Boown said in a statement for our team.n based mi a OO~I!flaint by a that Hemj, an -often hr;jlliant · Henry's agent, Marvin man who smd "Henry receiver who wou1d be in his Frarier, thanked the ~s punched him in the face and folllllh poo season ttlis year, for their patience. broke bis car window with a had fmfeited his career ·w llb '1 just wJlllt to say tbat -beer OOttle Monday night the club. · we're sony this all blpMuirici.pal Court Judge "His oonduct can rio pencd, and we will cotdinue Bernie Bouchard set casb longer be toler.ated," said to try to wad: to help Chris,n !bond at $5 1.,000 on charges Brown, who bas :a history of Frazier said "I do want to of misdemeanor assault and :trying to rebabilitatc, way- thank the Cint'inn•ti aiminal damaging and, not- wl!ld players. · Bengals - Mike BroWD, ing Henry' s preVious arrests . Henry was ~uspended by (ooacb) Marvin Lewis aDIJ involving drugs, guns ~d NFL Commissioner Roger everyone - for all tl!eJ . a1oohol, called HemJ . a Goodell for the :first half of bave eiGne to try to help diU one-demanred . ~ :wave. .tor~ last seasen for repeatedly young man. Many of then1 or e ecuuuiC mom - v;iolaling the league' s coning if Henry made bail. .a.. • • R 11 . ......,. policy. He also was sus.. - . addressed with local resources, the needs tend to ·go unaddressed," said Mike Miller, director of ibc Ohio . . (llf:8E) iiMIEY ASSOCIATED PRESS structure. "If the ' projects aren't thunderstorms . ' • $200 million. . -~ tbe ~fOund S6.3 . are needed. . According to the ·~ billiOJ! was acce&sary to . Part of'the '$400 million Envirorunental Protection Jlllte IIIIJliOWiiltilts to sys- · -IUIIism:i Bl a··~ portion of Ohio's . 8\tStDIEN.I.ICRS • , sixth NL-Iow .250 last season. "He was unbelievable two years ago," s8id Upton, wbo faced him once in Gass A . "He'-s got great stuff. He pounds the (strike) mne with it. He's just a . great pitcher. Obviously he made the team fGI' a reason. He's major league ready." Arirona' s Alex Romero had a saCrifioe fly in ' me eighth, a1jer reliever David Weathen> walked tbe bases loaded.. Francisco Cordero pitched the ninth for ·h is first save since the Reds gave him a S46 million, fliur-ycar deal to fix their biggest ~OO!ero .handed Cueto his first big league keepsllke. -"My big thing was to get three people out, ·g et the save and hand the ball to him," Cordero said. speak Cueto doesn 't f!Ra•-r·, ,D . ........ Reds' Jeff Keppinger (27) is· ~ratulated by third base ooac11 Mart< Berry 111'ter hitting a solo home run off Arizona DiamondbaCks pitohEir Doug Davis during the · second inning of a baseball gam:;. Thursday in Cincinllllti. t';n,,.;n,n,lt; �• I ' . ··PageA8 Omo The Daily 5entinel - .... IMide ..., Frida;,, April"' ..... The Daily Sentinel ~-. Papa! for infi-asbuetu•.e ,MMS softball teams .Q M'' ..... Oiit ~ I'SSOCIA'l'ED PRESS WRITER COLUMBUS The $400 million Obio plans to spend on roads, bridges and sewage syst:mns 1hroughout the state IS a tiny_ J10rti·on of the billions of dOlbu:s needed to nuike .infrastructure inpnvementS, several studies show. Rebuilding unsound bridges and improving sewer systems to keep pol- · luted water from entering waterways are the largest COID)JOnr:nlS of 1be state' s ~).6 billion p~ to by .to Improve ~o s econo'llY· The goal 1s to create more jobs while simultaneously funneling ~re doUars . to infrastructure costs, wh•ch have outpaced federal funding levds and increasingly been left to states. · "This will play an imp<!rtant pan in creating new JObs as soon as possible while laying the ~ndwort ~or future econonuc prospenty · , in our state," said Amanda Wurst, a spokeswoman for Gov. 'Ted Strickland. While me Deed to ma1cc iufiastructure .improvements bas increased, federal spending levels have Stayed ~y the same over the past 20 years, Iilnging 1iom 3.5 percent to 4 percenT oftotalD?ndefense spending. accooling to the Gmgressimlal Budget Office. State and local funds have accounted for three out of ev.ecy four dollarS spent in . the public sector on infra- Public Works Commissioo. An infusion of state spending QD ~ will only make a _small dent in the improvements that Miller said . In a~~ to the · The • Publtc Wom U.S. . Envmmmen'f Cmnmission c~ntly bas Protection ~· u_.~ . ' an ann~ budget of 8bout Sen. George \_'OIOOVICh $120 million _ is comil!g from public WOJb lxmding that ba5 almldy bceo audiorized by voters. The ~ COOJCSfromOhiollepwb"iieill of Thmsportation Flmds and cuts to tribacoo preveutioo that weJe 8I1IIOtiiiCed by !ll!le leaders Wednesday. rAIV\ milliOn will be The """" spent over five years. At least half of the money ~I be spent on tran~on !iects and the remaining ~2'&, million is likely to be di 'ded between transportsti~ and water projects, Agency, $13 billion in ~ wiih 001•••i!Wl ~ improvements are u erWI for w~ ~ sewage _drains. Ohio's sewer and wastewater Vomovtcb has ~d the systemS alone - ~ of the ~ has unfairly burlaigest wastewater 1111p!Uve- . dened ·state:s ~ ~ govmcnts .,.,.,.)cod in the Dillion. emments Wlth mcreased As of 2005, 50 out of I 00 wastewau::r treatment -~ Ohio municipalities have dards Without pro~dil\g oombined storm w~ . and adeq~ ~edcnl funding. . sewage drains. When ptp•ng Ohio.. liR odler ~ IS · a1s fioci rJuotlo!n the for the ~ sys~ms IS com- . Of~g ~~ m . biDed, IDBJovcrflor :nuns or..floods !:!!~~ ~ create an ow O• storm . o water that pushes untreated . news when a ~bridge colsewage into surfaoe water ~~~ downtown before it gets to a sewage MUDJC11110lis tilled 13 pcotreatment planL . ple 'last August. . -B3 · • Bengals ai.t Henry after latest~ m:ar . IIYT , • 7 1....._. The first ~r the newly organized Meigs Yidll& . I iclul9d here ·ube t1eld at School spliOg softbsl team~l , WI 2 Sunday .at the P~roy baseballlsollblH field. The -two 18ams are made up of 7'lh and 8th ·grade girls irom Msigs:uiddle Sctlool. The oTganizatioo tas beelllonuad 8$ soflbal skills and~~ 1. .a way Of deveiQP!ng proper . ·--·~~ ~ , ~for h1~ ~ool softball, with 1he adclel;l bel~ d providing eKeTCise 1n a safe, tltug11Be, challal9n!il ~ NIAI.I WL lhs teams :are .belllQ ooachad by wlunteels. 1iame . ..,. -.at-e.-m,,_, Pflt p - I , n 1 I -o t - ~ (liH), 'CI "*"' -GIII&:a!SoU: ... &It'(DH)., V.IIIW (DH). , r·elbbuir>~t"RMir ' I'm. 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The Buckeyes lost to florida in the Ftnal Four, and a snub by the NCAA selection committee kept them from playing for ·a nother trip · there. They .rebounded to dominate each ,.,..__llltm· soore. .,.,.._ Ohi.o State's Kosta Koufos blocks a shot <rttempt by Massachusetts' RiCky Harris in the second half d.Uriili ,the championship -~ of !he 1\IIT collegf! b_a~all tournament Thursday at MadiSon SQuare Garden in 'New York. Ohio State won 92-85 .. long time," manager Dusty Baker said. "I guess it's SQmethin,g th~y ' ve never seen; and there's a Jot they still haven' t seen from this young man.~ To .a man, tbe Diamondbacks · have seen enough. The 22-year-old right-hander threw his fastball right ho .__, past batters w •uw never seen it, finishing them off with a hard slider or a . swing-teasing c~p. He struck out eight of bis first 13ltb::S.;..oo B_;..__ of '--w .....,. ""' Femarido . Valenzuela became aii overnight sensaDiamoodbacks. tion with the Dodgers in the · In modem baseball history : 1980s. - since 1900, that is - · no . "He kllows what he wants Reds pitcher had fanned I 0 . to do," Baker said. '"The way batters in his big league · he was throwing tbe baiJ debut , today has oo age." The only glaring mistake: Speeial indeed · . "The· guys oo the bench Upton led off the with weri saying they haven't a homer. 1bat was the only llCell ·an)'lbiD& like " ' in a hit by a team that batted an play is similar to league ASSOC1A1EO PRESS play but with tbe flexibility tbe events you want CINCINNATI - WhUe individual tournament- Johnny Cueto blew away tJtyle oompetitions. · batters with a 96 mnh fast: A ponion of this year's .ball, bis CinCimUtti Reds tour pt...c=fs will beneflt teammates compared mem~y For Life. For~ cur- cries about tbe .last time R:Dt schedule or more 1nfor- they' d seen anyone so mat100, VISlt young look so ·g ood the firSt :www.movga.<il'g. time out. The oOilsensus: This was something~ · . Cueto owed nothing more than Justin Upton's solo homer in seven inni~ Thursday, striking out 10 m an overpowering debut while leading the ~s to' a 3-2 victmy ova- tbe Arizona f7~446DQ,-3S CE •••,.ft'IJdii)NiliMIII.a.n I oomnu"ttee.n Federal came back with one' in.the home half of the first frame. Lance Sharp IIIN...•a-SI . . . . a to range. MOVGA' Ellie Ra d 141'•· Spc»tM ••• ..._.. ••tiMIWMt"- we.. u: (740) 446-7619 .DaMI ....... IS IC(IIilltnfflt- r a llS-ASil1kStawt rt n . rt, wv 25551 JIU75-'Jtl6 l'u: 31U75-7317 =~~~-n.:-12 I ~dicap • (MYSE)- .......,. !UDiil ..... STEWAAT - "It was deja vu all over again1n Those famous ¥Ggi Berm words may be a good .omen for Southern. Last year, Southem left Federal Hocking trailing in a suspended game and endod up beating the Lancers by a 112 game in a double-header in Racine to win 1he ~· Southem ( 1-1 with this 'SUspended game) trailed 9-6 ThUrsday evening when darkness feU on the stan of the sixth inning and the game was suspended. In Tuesday night's oon-Jeague game with River ValJey, Michael Manuel pitched a 13-1 win. When downpours drenched the entire area, somehow the Federal Hocking field was spared with just a constant drizzle. SoUthern look a 3-0 lea4 · 1-1- lln- t.tle fi£fit -iMing-when lead"<ilf WOO Clnis Holler ted .o ff with a single, was sacrificed to second oo a play where Ryan Chapman mached via an eum, and both rode home on a wes· Riffle home run. Southern had anothet batter walk, but · Federal got out of the inning on the shon end of the 3-0 ::~::~.~~ Cueto fans lO-in debut,. leads Reds ments will be held .tbat give ~~~~~ . to 3-2 win over Diamondbacks )rith others ·i n the same aJI,.i ttl 111r ::a) a ........ (Nuo- IIIII I I 1 PI "-D. . . M p -5 I :.r-tt111110111 ,.._, The MOVGA is c •s u ,ow. q In (IIIIICIIIQ) ·.~ gilestioos. GfJSU.--18 • ••z - «I I The · Mid-Ohio VaiJey Golf Association will be at Woodridge Plantation Golf Club in Mineral Wells, W.Va,, oo Saturda_y, Ap015, and o~bow 1Golf 'and COOnti'y Oub in Belpre on S.unday, April 6, . from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.· m re~ . new members and answer l'tNir Arar's #1 Floor (lmiE)--- =,' ; fer dJ6 weekend Mll•~n•c. id.lilc. ----(IIiSE)-22.11 . . .eaaw (IIIIIID'Q) ..,.&71 (lltWI--Q · C iloq 1111 1 - (IIIII.,. ) - Golf~ set \ HAiii.•-••s 8 0 NEWYOltK-Indooker room outburst equal patts joy and angst, Jamar Butler finally ·cb(){'PCd tbe cllaAdc Ohio. bad been playing fur ~y :tiRe weeb :and mvealed its main moOIVating faCtor for a ooughsbod run thmll.$h the NIT., "l'his u what happens When you put an NCAA tournament team in the NIT,~ Butler yelled, surmuuded 'by bis te•mmatM .after beating MassachU!iettS '92-85 in .the title game Thursday night. "Write lhat down and send that to the Wliatrm. g~>mg li>'iJO. 1 -- 'thinH'-m-going-tiNl!!lbn __ . Mid-Ohio Valley . clear. Cooler with lows m • 1he~ 30s. North winds around 5 mph. Sunday...Sunny. Highs in tbe upper 60s. Suoday nQ:ht... Partly · cloudy in the evening...lben becoming mostly cloudy. Lows in tbe mid 40s. Meaday ...Partly sunny with a 30 percent chance of showers. Highs in the upper 60s. · 1.11 ""-··--.- Request FamUy O:x:y gen ~Jdlr1110und · 60. CI • .... the •· evCning. ..Then a cbance of showers after midnight. .Lows in the upper 40s. West winds 5 to 10 mph.. .B~~g !1011bw.est after mulnigbt Olance>llf min 70 petoenl .Satarday .. .Mostly cloudy with a 20 -pcn;cnt..chance of - -- STEWART The fiedera1 Hocking Lady J JQilX',I'!i defeated the visitUlg . SoUthem Lady 'fornadoes 12-4 Thursday night in die Tri-Valley ConfC:reoce Hocking Di~ sottttall- .opeaer. Soutbcm is DOW 1-2 -overall , and .0..1 in ·tbe league. Federal Hocking todk a 1:0 lead in the second ~g when Hill -singled, Vmson . singled, · and an em:or brought borne Hill with the · games first run. Southcm tied the game in the fOUlth w.ben StePhanie Cundiff tripled and came home on CM1' llldltMa lik~;z:l·;=rc~· ~(11"0'0)-81 1 S _ ta . te flood 'WJildl in elfed ·lu••tl S 5 e•t1a.JtiJI•:W1 • 'IWI!y...A chance.o f thunderstorms. Rain. Highs in the 'mid 60s . . ·Southwest winds lOto l5mph.'Chance of rain near 100 percent. . 42.72 Henry, 24, did-oot speak at pendod . · for two games in the hearing. His lawyer, 2006. - - - - - -'--- - . Pmy Aooona, entered 1101 1be ·Bengals tried for an CINCINNATI - Wide guilty pleas to •bolh :ChargCs extended period of time to ~~~;?'wO:lf__egmym · kmjail.~to - s and -disputed dJe allegllllions suppott Onis and bis porm11""' w.uuc "'""' in lbe llCJIII)1l:iint -sworn by tially bright careert Brown be amrigned Thursday. 1be ~ory Meyer. said " We had hoped to Bon gals decided they had "'We have a different set 'llf guide hun toWllld an appRJ-: eoough of Henry's legal facts we ask the ~ to priate standl!ld of ·pc:rsona1 problems and cut him after oonsider,~ Ancona said. . ~sibility that 'this oomhis fifth mrest since 2005. Minntes before the munity would support and Henry surrendered amaigument, Anoona broke that would allow him tG play Wednesday night and ~t the news tG Hemy tbat he in the NFL. ... But those the night in the Hamilton had been mleased. effotts end today, :as' we County jail after a warrant Bengals president Mike move on with what is best was issued for his arrest Boown said in a statement for our team.n based mi a OO~I!flaint by a that Hemj, an -often hr;jlliant · Henry's agent, Marvin man who smd "Henry receiver who wou1d be in his Frarier, thanked the ~s punched him in the face and folllllh poo season ttlis year, for their patience. broke bis car window with a had fmfeited his career ·w llb '1 just wJlllt to say tbat -beer OOttle Monday night the club. · we're sony this all blpMuirici.pal Court Judge "His oonduct can rio pencd, and we will cotdinue Bernie Bouchard set casb longer be toler.ated," said to try to wad: to help Chris,n !bond at $5 1.,000 on charges Brown, who bas :a history of Frazier said "I do want to of misdemeanor assault and :trying to rebabilitatc, way- thank the Cint'inn•ti aiminal damaging and, not- wl!ld players. · Bengals - Mike BroWD, ing Henry' s preVious arrests . Henry was ~uspended by (ooacb) Marvin Lewis aDIJ involving drugs, guns ~d NFL Commissioner Roger everyone - for all tl!eJ . a1oohol, called HemJ . a Goodell for the :first half of bave eiGne to try to help diU one-demanred . ~ :wave. .tor~ last seasen for repeatedly young man. Many of then1 or e ecuuuiC mom - v;iolaling the league' s coning if Henry made bail. .a.. • • R 11 . ......,. policy. He also was sus.. - . addressed with local resources, the needs tend to ·go unaddressed," said Mike Miller, director of ibc Ohio . . (llf:8E) iiMIEY ASSOCIATED PRESS structure. "If the ' projects aren't thunderstorms . ' • $200 million. . -~ tbe ~fOund S6.3 . are needed. . According to the ·~ billiOJ! was acce&sary to . Part of'the '$400 million Envirorunental Protection Jlllte IIIIJliOWiiltilts to sys- · -IUIIism:i Bl a··~ portion of Ohio's . 8\tStDIEN.I.ICRS • , sixth NL-Iow .250 last season. "He was unbelievable two years ago," s8id Upton, wbo faced him once in Gass A . "He'-s got great stuff. He pounds the (strike) mne with it. He's just a . great pitcher. Obviously he made the team fGI' a reason. He's major league ready." Arirona' s Alex Romero had a saCrifioe fly in ' me eighth, a1jer reliever David Weathen> walked tbe bases loaded.. Francisco Cordero pitched the ninth for ·h is first save since the Reds gave him a S46 million, fliur-ycar deal to fix their biggest ~OO!ero .handed Cueto his first big league keepsllke. -"My big thing was to get three people out, ·g et the save and hand the ball to him," Cordero said. speak Cueto doesn 't f!Ra•-r·, ,D . ........ Reds' Jeff Keppinger (27) is· ~ratulated by third base ooac11 Mart< Berry 111'ter hitting a solo home run off Arizona DiamondbaCks pitohEir Doug Davis during the · second inning of a baseball gam:;. Thursday in Cincinllllti. t';n,,.;n,n,lt; �.. ••• .a ·'De~Satlird • a WWW.&)daib di d 'file n,.;J,., ~, Sadird. p 0 "113 L New president~ Walsh faces taU task .in trying to tum around Knicks · Both sides get early wins in , Henly fu PllltBl WVU- lawsuit · · BYE n• lEI ~~1Ell'I!ESS · NEW YORK- Deciding dun tn do with l:siah 'lbomas mi,ght be <the easy pm ,fm Doonie Walsh. MJiking tbe New Yolic Kniclk.s :a contender in the iliuture :and C91!\petiliive lllOW is :a mudh 'bigger challei1ge. That's lthe task facing the New Y<Ork nati v.e, who retumed home We.;Inesday 10 !become president <Of basketball operations for. the Knicks. [f the Klficks are patient and Jet some of their longer contracts oeme off the books, they can have salary Cl\P roem in the summer ·o f 201'0, when LeBron James :and Dwyane Wade oou1d be free agents. .Bu( doing so migbt mean two mo~e losing seasons for a franchise that's endured ·seven straight. "I think that in three years we'ye_ ~ot .a chance t~ hl!ve tlextb!lny m the cap. So tha~ to me is one thing we've ,g ot to protect,~ Walsh said. "But in the meantime. I thinl< 'that we've got to make this pre··sent ~ as competitive as we can make it. And that's going to be the trick." One Thomas never figured out ;;ince becoming president in December 2003. l'he Kniclcs .are~ mess in the present with no plan for the · future. which is why he lost one of his jobs, just 13 months after Madison Squwe Garden chairman James Dolan gave him a multiyear contmct exten~""""' 'Chicago Bulls' Larry Hughes (32) puts up a shot against ·cleveland Cavaliers' Delonte West sion. liluri111! the third quarter of an NBA basketball game Thursday in Cleveland. Hughes led the . Walsh will decide if ,Bulls with 26 points in their ~0~·98 win over Cleveland. ". . Thomas keeps the ·other one as coach. That won'i happen yet, lhough. 'T homas was in Memphis <On Wednesday, where the Kniol::s continued a five-game road trip with a 130-114 Joss, and Walsh won't determine the coach 'l; a.EVELAND (AP) · game-tying 3-pointer before another look at the play on future until they have met in · Ben Gordon made five the hom. video. perS<lll. ·clutclt free .throws down the Zydrunas DgausK:as scored James, who fouled out of stretch and Larry Hughes 23 points for the Cavaliers, Thursday's win at Charlotte, scored 19 of his 25 ,points in Who are ttyitjg to nail down was bothered by back fbe ·JlOOQIId lla1f .against his the No. 4 seed in the &stern spasms .early in the founh fOI!IlleT team, rallying the C<Onference. quarter. He winced in obviOiicago Bulls to a 161-98 · Trailing since early in the ous pain when he walked to win over the Cle\<eland second quarter, the Bulls the bench for a timeout.with ·Cavaliers on .l'hursday finally caught the Cavs and 5:22 left, and instead of sit.. . niglu. took the lead with 1:42 left ting in a chair he knelt as . 11hc Bulls, wjth nothing to When Gordon knocked Brown discussed strategy ,fP!ay for in the season's final down three free throws after with his team• . weeks, came back from- 17 being fouled by Delonte James scored just one .. points .down in the second West while attempting a 3- p<?int and went 0-for-5 in the .halfta snap a six-game road pointer. fo\uth as his back tightened losing streak. Gordon's free throws up . . . Hughes, traded by the came l;honly after Cavs oenLeading by 10 at' half, Cavaliers to Chicl!go at the ter Ben Wallace blew a Cleveland was poised to put lieb. 21 deadline, added nine wide-open dunk. As the ball the Bulls away in the third, and eight rebounds. clanged off the iron, a loud building a 17-point lead on a seored~ paints'nnd-:·gong· inad~ertently iiOU!!~ed- juB~ b James. • ·-o]l.i...i·g .l!rul' A,ii!lres mllre urena, usually a souilll . 11! Hug§e_. wasn t g 15 each. effect reserved for one of to let his former . team :: l.eBron James, .scored 33 Big Ben's bloc~ . embarrass his new one. He for Oeveland, but with the The Cavs had other scored 15 pomts on 6,of-7 'Cavaliers trailing 99-98, the chances in the final minutes, shooting and added four ·NBA's leading scorer was but Wally Szczerbiak missc;d · assists in the third quarter as · mononadrivinglayupwith ajumperin the final minute Chicago, fueled by an 11-2 5.9 seconds left. Qordon and James couldn't drop his run, closed to 85-77 entering was fouled and made two drive down . the lane with the founh quarter. free throws with 3.4 seconds rookie Joakim Noah.defendNotes: Bulls F Drew :remaining to put the Bulls ing him. Gooden, part of the 1 I-play- . · ahead by three. Cavs coach Mike Brown er swap at the deadhne . ' : Clev.eland had one last thought James was fouled between Cleveland, Chicago ::atance, but after catchin g a by. Noah on the play, and andSeat!le, mis.sed his t_hird :pass from James, Daniel after the game he asked ref- stratght game wtth a stramed :Gibson missed a . potential ·eree Danny Crawford to take abdommal muscle. ~Gonion hits free throws, Hughes ~sco~ 25 as Bulls beat Cavaliers s ._......, nua.• r ... ·65 .5 971 WP:·UcOuno. w>: bt.opman. F 301 02 132 12 NIT .1: noe<'! 10 sit .Qown with thing from the team's roster lsiab and lha~ .a meaningful ro the organization's media !basketball .oonversation," policy. Walsh said. "His mandate is clear W.alsh !hired Thomas tl'l do Whatever is necessary to ooad:t lthe Indiana Pacers in turn this Iteam around," 200(), .and.....bolh say they IDolan said. enjey .a good retationship. There i.s so much to fiJ: . Walsh said they spo'ke But Walsh said he ·is n(')( lluesday, adding that returning home to be a savThomas bas a ••great bas~t- jor. ball mind': and believes he "l'm n(i)t . ·the great new .can sti11 help the ·organiu- hope. ['·m just a guy who's tion in S0me way. going to mme in and try to Thomas said lhe's willing create .a team." Walsh said. Ill do Whatev:er necessary to "And it's not going to hll!'he\p the Knioks get 'bener pen overnight, so. a don't and agrees the Iteam must want any illusi0ns. But a lOOk: ro the future. think it ·has to get better right 11think we all understand away." that 2010 is an .innportant Walsh will :report directly ycar," Thomas said. "'We've to Dolan -1bomas reportall been ta!'geting th:at year.~ ·ed to MSG 'Sports president W.alsh .also said 'he needed 'Steve Mills - · and has been te !talk to . players like assured there will be nop Stephon 'Matbli!y :and Eddy interference from above . Curry ibefere -deciding their 1Do1an remains loyal to futUre with 'the 'team. Like Thomas, but Wallih said that many peop1e throughout the w0n't influence his decision league, Walsh said the · concemino a coach. Knicks have talented indi''He's m~re or less left th i> viduals on their'foster and · up to me~·· Walsh said of believes the problem could Dolan. be, "the mix ofplay~s." The 67-year-old Walsh . 'Begmn.mg of the season, joined the Pacers' front tf you JU~ looked at the ros- office as general manager in ter, you d say these guy.~ 1986, became team presicould ~-- · ~~tty good, dent in 1988 and CEO in Walsh smd., And J really 2003. fu helped the franthougbt that. , chise nse'from NBA laughThe Kmckl; i!_lavcn t won a ingstock to title contender. playoff game smce 200J an,d 'lOne of the highest things mre perba,ps the · league s li · D · • ha · most dysfunctional fran- on m~ st ts onme s pptchise. iBut Walsh's hiring ness, _ IPacers.~o-ownerHerb brought praise from com- Sunon sa~~· If that ts what missioner David Stem and he wants, r m very happy for members <Of the Pacers '()rga- htm. He_ has _gtven us 24 nization, wheFe Walsh .was, a years of ,mcredible servJC~. I respected ·executive for 24 thtnk he II do a great JOb. years. Dolan w_ill even alloy; "I wish him the very, very Walsh to dictate. his best," Indiana coach Jim poltcy. The IK.mcks don 1 O'Brien said. ".I think allow individual interviews ,they'J're getting·.a remarkable with :Players or staff un_Jess .a e~ecutive first,class man public re1auons offictal ts and I this will be the present, and Walsb is known first, gigantic step for the to be friendly with the New York Kltioks to tum media. around their fortunes." "I think access is a big.part Dolan , gave Walsh full ef most franchises," Walsh autonomy to Sh<y;Je every- said. mect:a think A SPECIAL SECTION In The __ • 6~ipoliS --~~~J!ib>...=.::un.:. :.~c:::.._·__ • Jloinf Jltasant Jleglster . ' . • Pomeroy Daily Sentinel REACH oVER 1'GOO HOliES IN liE.TRI-COUNI YAREA! qe.Uipeli•·Jlatlp Cribant, qr Jeint J)ltaMat lltgiatr Reds .... , . 1\eily Smtinel fu .. .llave h•••••d a •• piJje every Friday called "Fatb ancl Family". lf·you have a fe.1imoaial story, eveotahout er ewea a poem that you would; like to ~ em•D to: , Stop r.11 I'm . kkelly@mydailybibune.com alields@mydailpq;ister.mm to Limit your story to 750words. Pla&e indude a phone number $ FH flllll-u.· a GilD 1111 D D1D OC7 1 IM"-~1#-T...,. a4 412 . 1211! ia your·...,;ail. leaguers in strikeouts last inning. working at his usual. season, and was one of the unhurried pace in the steady most impressive pitchers in ra\n that affected his gn:Jp on ' spring training . the ball. He w all::ed six in 3 fromPagleBl ' The question was whether 2-3 innings. , • he could control his emo"] had no rhythm . :English comfortably, so fo_r- tions and his best pitch there · whatsoever." Davi s ; mer Red s pitcher Mano when the pressure, wa' on. said. •·Jt was slick some·Soto - now a scouting In his next-to-last start of limes .not making any excuse because you ' ve got spring training. Cueto •.assistant and spring trainin g ' instructor . provided walked fi ve of the 10 batters . to adjust and overcome that kind of thing, but I jus! did; translation . Most of Cue10 's he faced. Pitch ing in a lig ht. stead y n't feel like any pitch felt ·answers were shcirt, and to : the point, just like hi s per- rain that turne d the 48 - the same." degree aftemoon raw, Cueto Brandon Phillips doubled •rtorm~ . : His fiielings when he look . kept his grip. He set the tone home a tun in the first ·the mound for the ftrst by fanning Chris Young on inning, and·Gold Glove sec;time'! baseman Orlando a 96 mph fastball to open ond ·the game. . Hudson let a grounder skit: "Very confident," Soto ter under his glove for a His counterpart h~d the ' said. "Tlirow seven shutout . run-scoring error. -:innings. That's what he had. opposite·experience. .Jeff Keppinger homered Keppinger hit a solo homer ,jn mind." : Soto, who also is from the off left-bander Doug Davis in the second fur a 3-0 lead. Notes: Hudson made only ':Dominican Republic, knew (0. I ), who failed to make it '· ·Cueto's perfollDliiiCe Wllli through the fourth inning. five errors last season, when :going to be big stuff in their Just for Davis to be on the he Wliln his third straight mound was .an accomplish- Gold Glove . ... According :homdand Elias, Cueto was the first to : "I l?,Uarantee · you, they ment in itself. The 32- year·old Davis throw five perfect innings in know, Soto s:a1d. "They :have a program (on base- was diagnosed with thyroid his debut since Seattle' s · :ball) there at 5 o ' clock. If cancer last week, but lob- Ken Cloude retired the first •tbey don't already know. at bied hard to make his two 16 batters he faced on Aug. :5 o'clock everybody's scheduled starts leading up 9, I 997, against the White to ill1 operation on April 10. Sox. . .. The last pitcher to :going to lrnow." · He's expected to miss at strike out 10 in his big : 'No one expected Cueto to :be in . this position a year least a month while he league debut was Daisukc Matsuzaka, who fanned I 0 •ago, when he started at recovers. :etass A and got on the fast Davis needed 29 pitches in seven innings for Boston =~ ~led all Reds minor to get through the first last season. • ~ Advertising Demlline: . • MONDAY, APRIL 14, 2008 3:00PM Insertion Date: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, Jllil; 416-1341 ~675-1333 ttl-2155 '. I I �.. ••• .a ·'De~Satlird • a WWW.&)daib di d 'file n,.;J,., ~, Sadird. p 0 "113 L New president~ Walsh faces taU task .in trying to tum around Knicks · Both sides get early wins in , Henly fu PllltBl WVU- lawsuit · · BYE n• lEI ~~1Ell'I!ESS · NEW YORK- Deciding dun tn do with l:siah 'lbomas mi,ght be <the easy pm ,fm Doonie Walsh. MJiking tbe New Yolic Kniclk.s :a contender in the iliuture :and C91!\petiliive lllOW is :a mudh 'bigger challei1ge. That's lthe task facing the New Y<Ork nati v.e, who retumed home We.;Inesday 10 !become president <Of basketball operations for. the Knicks. [f the Klficks are patient and Jet some of their longer contracts oeme off the books, they can have salary Cl\P roem in the summer ·o f 201'0, when LeBron James :and Dwyane Wade oou1d be free agents. .Bu( doing so migbt mean two mo~e losing seasons for a franchise that's endured ·seven straight. "I think that in three years we'ye_ ~ot .a chance t~ hl!ve tlextb!lny m the cap. So tha~ to me is one thing we've ,g ot to protect,~ Walsh said. "But in the meantime. I thinl< 'that we've got to make this pre··sent ~ as competitive as we can make it. And that's going to be the trick." One Thomas never figured out ;;ince becoming president in December 2003. l'he Kniclcs .are~ mess in the present with no plan for the · future. which is why he lost one of his jobs, just 13 months after Madison Squwe Garden chairman James Dolan gave him a multiyear contmct exten~""""' 'Chicago Bulls' Larry Hughes (32) puts up a shot against ·cleveland Cavaliers' Delonte West sion. liluri111! the third quarter of an NBA basketball game Thursday in Cleveland. Hughes led the . Walsh will decide if ,Bulls with 26 points in their ~0~·98 win over Cleveland. ". . Thomas keeps the ·other one as coach. That won'i happen yet, lhough. 'T homas was in Memphis <On Wednesday, where the Kniol::s continued a five-game road trip with a 130-114 Joss, and Walsh won't determine the coach 'l; a.EVELAND (AP) · game-tying 3-pointer before another look at the play on future until they have met in · Ben Gordon made five the hom. video. perS<lll. ·clutclt free .throws down the Zydrunas DgausK:as scored James, who fouled out of stretch and Larry Hughes 23 points for the Cavaliers, Thursday's win at Charlotte, scored 19 of his 25 ,points in Who are ttyitjg to nail down was bothered by back fbe ·JlOOQIId lla1f .against his the No. 4 seed in the &stern spasms .early in the founh fOI!IlleT team, rallying the C<Onference. quarter. He winced in obviOiicago Bulls to a 161-98 · Trailing since early in the ous pain when he walked to win over the Cle\<eland second quarter, the Bulls the bench for a timeout.with ·Cavaliers on .l'hursday finally caught the Cavs and 5:22 left, and instead of sit.. . niglu. took the lead with 1:42 left ting in a chair he knelt as . 11hc Bulls, wjth nothing to When Gordon knocked Brown discussed strategy ,fP!ay for in the season's final down three free throws after with his team• . weeks, came back from- 17 being fouled by Delonte James scored just one .. points .down in the second West while attempting a 3- p<?int and went 0-for-5 in the .halfta snap a six-game road pointer. fo\uth as his back tightened losing streak. Gordon's free throws up . . . Hughes, traded by the came l;honly after Cavs oenLeading by 10 at' half, Cavaliers to Chicl!go at the ter Ben Wallace blew a Cleveland was poised to put lieb. 21 deadline, added nine wide-open dunk. As the ball the Bulls away in the third, and eight rebounds. clanged off the iron, a loud building a 17-point lead on a seored~ paints'nnd-:·gong· inad~ertently iiOU!!~ed- juB~ b James. • ·-o]l.i...i·g .l!rul' A,ii!lres mllre urena, usually a souilll . 11! Hug§e_. wasn t g 15 each. effect reserved for one of to let his former . team :: l.eBron James, .scored 33 Big Ben's bloc~ . embarrass his new one. He for Oeveland, but with the The Cavs had other scored 15 pomts on 6,of-7 'Cavaliers trailing 99-98, the chances in the final minutes, shooting and added four ·NBA's leading scorer was but Wally Szczerbiak missc;d · assists in the third quarter as · mononadrivinglayupwith ajumperin the final minute Chicago, fueled by an 11-2 5.9 seconds left. Qordon and James couldn't drop his run, closed to 85-77 entering was fouled and made two drive down . the lane with the founh quarter. free throws with 3.4 seconds rookie Joakim Noah.defendNotes: Bulls F Drew :remaining to put the Bulls ing him. Gooden, part of the 1 I-play- . · ahead by three. Cavs coach Mike Brown er swap at the deadhne . ' : Clev.eland had one last thought James was fouled between Cleveland, Chicago ::atance, but after catchin g a by. Noah on the play, and andSeat!le, mis.sed his t_hird :pass from James, Daniel after the game he asked ref- stratght game wtth a stramed :Gibson missed a . potential ·eree Danny Crawford to take abdommal muscle. ~Gonion hits free throws, Hughes ~sco~ 25 as Bulls beat Cavaliers s ._......, nua.• r ... ·65 .5 971 WP:·UcOuno. w>: bt.opman. F 301 02 132 12 NIT .1: noe<'! 10 sit .Qown with thing from the team's roster lsiab and lha~ .a meaningful ro the organization's media !basketball .oonversation," policy. Walsh said. "His mandate is clear W.alsh !hired Thomas tl'l do Whatever is necessary to ooad:t lthe Indiana Pacers in turn this Iteam around," 200(), .and.....bolh say they IDolan said. enjey .a good retationship. There i.s so much to fiJ: . Walsh said they spo'ke But Walsh said he ·is n(')( lluesday, adding that returning home to be a savThomas bas a ••great bas~t- jor. ball mind': and believes he "l'm n(i)t . ·the great new .can sti11 help the ·organiu- hope. ['·m just a guy who's tion in S0me way. going to mme in and try to Thomas said lhe's willing create .a team." Walsh said. Ill do Whatev:er necessary to "And it's not going to hll!'he\p the Knioks get 'bener pen overnight, so. a don't and agrees the Iteam must want any illusi0ns. But a lOOk: ro the future. think it ·has to get better right 11think we all understand away." that 2010 is an .innportant Walsh will :report directly ycar," Thomas said. "'We've to Dolan -1bomas reportall been ta!'geting th:at year.~ ·ed to MSG 'Sports president W.alsh .also said 'he needed 'Steve Mills - · and has been te !talk to . players like assured there will be nop Stephon 'Matbli!y :and Eddy interference from above . Curry ibefere -deciding their 1Do1an remains loyal to futUre with 'the 'team. Like Thomas, but Wallih said that many peop1e throughout the w0n't influence his decision league, Walsh said the · concemino a coach. Knicks have talented indi''He's m~re or less left th i> viduals on their'foster and · up to me~·· Walsh said of believes the problem could Dolan. be, "the mix ofplay~s." The 67-year-old Walsh . 'Begmn.mg of the season, joined the Pacers' front tf you JU~ looked at the ros- office as general manager in ter, you d say these guy.~ 1986, became team presicould ~-- · ~~tty good, dent in 1988 and CEO in Walsh smd., And J really 2003. fu helped the franthougbt that. , chise nse'from NBA laughThe Kmckl; i!_lavcn t won a ingstock to title contender. playoff game smce 200J an,d 'lOne of the highest things mre perba,ps the · league s li · D · • ha · most dysfunctional fran- on m~ st ts onme s pptchise. iBut Walsh's hiring ness, _ IPacers.~o-ownerHerb brought praise from com- Sunon sa~~· If that ts what missioner David Stem and he wants, r m very happy for members <Of the Pacers '()rga- htm. He_ has _gtven us 24 nization, wheFe Walsh .was, a years of ,mcredible servJC~. I respected ·executive for 24 thtnk he II do a great JOb. years. Dolan w_ill even alloy; "I wish him the very, very Walsh to dictate. his best," Indiana coach Jim poltcy. The IK.mcks don 1 O'Brien said. ".I think allow individual interviews ,they'J're getting·.a remarkable with :Players or staff un_Jess .a e~ecutive first,class man public re1auons offictal ts and I this will be the present, and Walsb is known first, gigantic step for the to be friendly with the New York Kltioks to tum media. around their fortunes." "I think access is a big.part Dolan , gave Walsh full ef most franchises," Walsh autonomy to Sh<y;Je every- said. mect:a think A SPECIAL SECTION In The __ • 6~ipoliS --~~~J!ib>...=.::un.:. :.~c:::.._·__ • Jloinf Jltasant Jleglster . ' . • Pomeroy Daily Sentinel REACH oVER 1'GOO HOliES IN liE.TRI-COUNI YAREA! qe.Uipeli•·Jlatlp Cribant, qr Jeint J)ltaMat lltgiatr Reds .... , . 1\eily Smtinel fu .. .llave h•••••d a •• piJje every Friday called "Fatb ancl Family". lf·you have a fe.1imoaial story, eveotahout er ewea a poem that you would; like to ~ em•D to: , Stop r.11 I'm . kkelly@mydailybibune.com alields@mydailpq;ister.mm to Limit your story to 750words. 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Pitch ing in a lig ht. stead y n't feel like any pitch felt ·answers were shcirt, and to : the point, just like hi s per- rain that turne d the 48 - the same." degree aftemoon raw, Cueto Brandon Phillips doubled •rtorm~ . : His fiielings when he look . kept his grip. He set the tone home a tun in the first ·the mound for the ftrst by fanning Chris Young on inning, and·Gold Glove sec;time'! baseman Orlando a 96 mph fastball to open ond ·the game. . Hudson let a grounder skit: "Very confident," Soto ter under his glove for a His counterpart h~d the ' said. "Tlirow seven shutout . run-scoring error. -:innings. That's what he had. opposite·experience. .Jeff Keppinger homered Keppinger hit a solo homer ,jn mind." : Soto, who also is from the off left-bander Doug Davis in the second fur a 3-0 lead. Notes: Hudson made only ':Dominican Republic, knew (0. I ), who failed to make it '· ·Cueto's perfollDliiiCe Wllli through the fourth inning. five errors last season, when :going to be big stuff in their Just for Davis to be on the he Wliln his third straight mound was .an accomplish- Gold Glove . ... According :homdand Elias, Cueto was the first to : "I l?,Uarantee · you, they ment in itself. The 32- year·old Davis throw five perfect innings in know, Soto s:a1d. "They :have a program (on base- was diagnosed with thyroid his debut since Seattle' s · :ball) there at 5 o ' clock. If cancer last week, but lob- Ken Cloude retired the first •tbey don't already know. at bied hard to make his two 16 batters he faced on Aug. :5 o'clock everybody's scheduled starts leading up 9, I 997, against the White to ill1 operation on April 10. Sox. . .. 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So. <469 , to be 8 ,...,.,;..,......,."""'""" 18 days sick lea.W and 12 Glllipotis, OH 45631 .-wo·--~-Pleasant and Gallipolis - plus Paid holidays; desigoer 1n the daily aAII Cell 304-256,9292 or he8ltMife . ranoe t& a,,,,;:1 Help wanted at Darst production of its three 304--GJs-371 2' tHYe name · , msu G Home 7., ~2 5023 news,........ The and n·-~r 11nd _ WJ. ~ ab4e. Salary ls_commeASIJ: roup . "tl.Mr-1' . . , _ ; : : : :-..-..~·-.,.._ .,.,...,... ....... 11 H""'' AVON• All App!K:alions may be pil8d .........t • ~ up at Lakin ,u ....,._, _ ,, ......,._, th-- ~. Cross Cree~~; AuctionButla+o WV' '"""..._' '"""V' ' Sa~-. la4<in .........,1 is All eli on Satunlay 6pm "~" ' _,.,_ Little eaesa,. Dog Food by an EEOIM employer. La1<in the ca60. Purina Dog et- Hospital conducts pre· 1 drU" 22ltJ bags, K - N n.._ ~~ emp........,ent _,, v alcohol be t 7.6ib bags, Name Brand tosling Employees may . 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Excelien SH.89-$28.~nY" now hir- Equl!i()ppotfunity~mployer grams~_!)U to ~-your Condition \ .11.0:44 1 1202 · For ....w'--tf- anr:t frde FIMIDN. - · . · fiome rnimaOOt renting. _ -:9N=m5"6~3 . ._ baby ~· baby g;rt clothes btrth-1 8mo. . tovs, furniture, horse sadCMe & e Frida & Sa.tu""'"'' mor . y ...... , rate urlf6. -nAftDIV'oA ·'" Must Apfil 4 & 5, Happf Hollow have ~WvCNA""'~ LiB Mlbulan1 in Gallipolis is Rd., Rutland , lollow 10 work in Woot Vlrvinia, and ~for doMrs, dioi!>ltCiimust possess oithBr a GED IllS, palol!ieilcO & EMTh. or high school diploma. Competitfve wages. 7~0• E~lon ...............................IMO Eq-,.lnenllor Alnt ...........................:.........411l F waPi• 'II ~-,,,.,,,,,. ..., ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 830 .. . , . .. l l _Little ~· ~ncess, Clrdl o1 Tlwlb ............,............................ oto Chlld/Eitlorly lamily yard sale, Tik.s Play h _,_. 015"""'1 Cottlping Eq....,.._t ................................... 780 person al 151 2nd Ave. I r.·----~-· ~ Buolnea Opflollunlty.............: ...................2t0 Bull_, T111inlng ••••.......•...••.... ....•.....•...•.•. 1.0 CALLS PLEASE, Apply in 'lliOU' ·&-5th~.~c=·~II~M~·n~·rvn ~3Q4-11!12 ~~~-2&!5:!::=~j,.,'"\~'(;81 -.' . DirectiOns: Rl 160 North , Auto·Porta. Acceosorleli .....................••••• 760 Auto Aepolr .................................................. 770 N: cone. • CONVER T t WJbll< ••" OH. Lois & Lots ol glass· ware. and hoUsehold items. Aucllon .nd FIN llerlcal..............- ............010 'f"-.eot s "~'DU n xoe nt· way w earn & money."The Ntpw Avon. 414'1 For lllle, ....., , , ,-;nui-t .. .,;wuU!,!•'!1!'i•ilnon& .' . Bm-"1;·!7 lltn'Rd, -~ - -.....,,.....................................1130 A$ COIWER T Dllll' -'-- brmg J8Slme . NO f'HONE _,_"·- AttUq.-_,,,,,......................: ..............,.... 530 •c1. R 5!. ·G~ Foir-Actol1168 payment. 4 bed- people with MR/00 in 3BR, 1 bath ranch on Mill Bidwell. Hours: M.f 9am· Creek Ad. Dtchd 2 car gar Spm. Current LPN Uoense 011 • acres 11\11, CIA. free Oat . and Phannacdogy certifica, gas w / propane batt up , tion required: Salary~ Asking $90,000. Call 740$11 .00/hour. ~xcellent ben, 645:6190 atlts package including - - - - - - - h8althldental and paid leave 4 br. house Pomeroy St . time. Jlre..ernplc'fl drug Mason overtocMdng the nver, testing. Send resume 1 f2 ~ · ~ptiances to:Budte\'t!' Community tncluded, central atr, 2 yr.old Services, P.Q.Bc))c 604, gas furnace. low utMrties, Jackson, Deadline h d ........ IY.shaggy blonde Ate.71 Rte 24, •r-, COUC , 33 interdoange Meigs Motel dishes, toys, crafts, area.Jlocxuen7 992-5489 .upplies, etc, 5 aCONVF ftl • .QII OO: www.comics,com kiuwwumen& to IIKC F.ound: small male dog.Cur '-·-·- I. .'Qk. $<.' ~~ ~~ C2008 by Inc. 5 fam. 4/5 from 71'5'11t A<qu1aitiono Ana .MUry·is RODNEY C.omm. 1-g applications lor a ~ ~... Bldg.Ciothea- ~,~....n,... empu..,a, ~ Fovnd: 4L.abml<puppies. 3. ~-~ nd 1 ~-·B ur"n ""art ..._a I.IIUIII,ftl'. lane. 446-9700 REACH 3 C.O UNTIES ·- lf:. . a+- / YARD SAlE Found: (F) pup on Brushy Point Rd . BlaCk w/ a bit of whrte on che&l. red and QfBY - collar. 74o:245,5645 . ,.-.·----.. . 1 a·-.. 3BR . 2BA. Lg. Kn & LA, DR. WANTED:· Full-11me Den w/ A replace. 2 car L.ioan8ed Pradical Nurse tor at1ached Garage Rodney a ccrnmun;ty group home tor $110,000 (740) 245-9125 •:;~~=;~;:;;;:======~~======~ I near Twin~::~~~~=~ . r· . . . . . Iriil D--"'·~ I r:., __YiiiiARDiiiiS.w;.iiiiiiio_.ljij;iiiO;;;·;:'U..;;;;;;;;;;;; ...=r.= __=;;I Its J1 r ' Dachshund . ·--iiiiiiiiiiiioo_. sage D March 27th. PlEASE call (Dolson) puppy RillllrS Towur 304-67!Hi756 -II .. ·.' 0p 304-67S.5295 l U I _ . - ""'-tioing in ttMrl I I pet is eubflciiD the Federal Wanted, Care Giver for roOms. Large yard. CoYered Elderly Man. Female or Oeac.. "~garage . 7-40Male 21,/7 ~7H963 O< 367·7t29 . 304-638-5700 leave mes- -t-Acr-e, Fla_t_L_01_.-Spa=-~-.ov-s 6Sie retum. We love and To Good Home friendly long Mtss her very much so if roo haired Cat, all shots, front t W£S£i 1BL~ *"&'S!.l !>. 1UIWED DOWN ON Required, minimum of 2 SOQA( SECURIT'I' ISSI? years driving exp. No Fee Unless We Win! Experience on Owrdehnensional loads Must have good driving ;nr;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;~ Two 5 month old E beegle mix. 74().4,6,727• or 7~, Lost: Black&Whita Male Border Collie II) the Camp 9411-2t88. Conk!y area. 'Smokey' last seen near Airport Road on SAN JOSE SHIAA:AK:;;~~ Cavanagh !rom Viooces~Br COLlEGE CUbs (Hill t HI), 2:20 p.m. Arizona , (Owings 8-B} at Colorado (Redman 2-4), 4:05p.m. Pittsburgh (Morris 1D-11) a! -Florida (Olsen 10.15), 7:10p.m . PhilaDelphia (Kendriotc 1D-4) at Truck Orivere Clll. Class A lost downtown Pl. can please brl.n g her home II paws dectswed 3().4-{175, would be greatty appreciat7119 304·514-4114 ed. Then!< you . . COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETsRecalled RW Adam Pineault from Syracuoe (AHL). ' LOS ANGELES KINGs-Aseigned G Jonathan Bernktr to Manchester (AHL). Chklago Cubs 6,"Milwaulaie 3 s KIT & CARLYLE Lost... My name is Belte Belle and I'M a -4 Yr. old all white Pekinese.I live at 240 Uncotn St. Middleport, Ohio 45769 AptA Monvny and Oa;t:ty are Trudy and Bobby MitchelL tt you find me ptease Coii7«HH92·5492 or 740o:4 16,5731 .Thare is a $50 dollar reward for my . 256-9323 ~ Nll...,l•nllllll-1~ .333 , 11'2 .333 1 112 >GM!AWAY 7 month old (F) golden Ret./Lab mlk. Good wJ Ws, to good home only. Call 7<40· NBA-SuSJMndltd Derwer- F Kenyon Martin one game witho,. pay 11Jr BXC80d: lng the Hagrant ioul poinls total. t/2 Clndnnati 3 , Arizona 2 -Philadelphia B, Washington ·7 , to lerms wtth LHP Tim Byrdak on a minor league con1racl:. . t t 112 SU....,_ Williams, ·· am Pleasan1 Reward 304-675- 14, 2007 namod. HOUSTON ASTROs-Agioe<J ~ D' 5 'ay: 1:00 p.m. Thu'......y 'fDr responsible for no debts 2453 . other than my own. this is - - - - - - - o - effective as ot SapterOOer ' LOST! Watch Colibri 'quartz Man1<ata to -.gn for a player to be . Slln. .y In-column: 1:00 p.tn. .._. 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W9bsnes: In One Week With Us www.mydailytribune.com E-II!JIII www.mydaiiysentinel.com classified@mydailytribune.com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS www.mydailyregister:com PLUS YOUR AD NOW To Place · - l\egt~ter m:ribune Sentinel Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 .ooos (Man:um 12-61, 7:15p.m. Nolloowl Kansas City (Bole 1-11 at Minnosota Alii! & · (Baker 9-9), 8:10p.m. ConnecticUt (!!6- 11 1/S. Stanloid (3<0-3), 7 Clawland (Byrd 15-8) Itt Oakland p.m. (DuchsctioNr 3-31. t0:05 p.m. LSU (31 •5) vs. Tennesoee (94-2), 9:50 Texu (Gabboid 6-1) at L.A. Angels p.m. • 1 (Uooeley 4-3), 10:05 p.m. .LSU 67 .'Oklahoma State 52 lloglonol Chompbwtdp 1lt'... , . , IIBh 31 Oklahoma 69. Illinois State 61 Notre Dame 75-, SMU 62 .8671 Los AngelOS Ya- -.mp.,1f'lo, Sa!unloy.'lllrct! .• ' -.cbll At8t.-~Fonmi 'No-,v.. North Carolina SO, Georgia 66 G8 1 :000- Chlcago·Whilo Sax (eontr.ras 11).t7) a1 Detroit (Roller-. 9-111) , 1:05 p.m. To...,. Bey (Sanna- 6,10) ai N.Y. (Ksnnody t.Q) , 7:05p.m. Saatlle 1D-t5) ol Baltimore 'f'INAL:FOUII <at Told Conotant Canmcotion llonlor 1 112 Friday'sGair181i Stanloid 96, Marytond 87 ·Bilri'U p : t, 'Conn. louisville 80, Kansas State 63 ""* "~ 8po1181 . . . . .h. lr"#?Z,..,. 25 I 1 Pel Chicago- Sax 2, - n d t Kanuo Clly4, OotroH 1 L.A. Angelo 5, • 'N.Y. S, Toronto 2 T~ Bey o1 Baltimo111, ppd., Rain ~t1poklinoA10no . LSU 68. Martst 49 a.t'Cotl -.lid. Stanforo n ,l'iftsburgll 53 n a' wwl Cl=•+l ahlp -Aougo,La. - ~,25 Maryland 80, VandllrbiH 66 CO,._ .500 1 .ass - .......,.. _ - 'A al ,..,., s.mtftrM a.t Stw*al•oA.fMI 1 1 os Ma'YI&nd 76, Nebl88ioi 64 ~· 1 t2.9932 1 s .250 2 t/2 ~llll'ch21 Oictahoma Stole 73. Florida State 72, ata "~r!,~~~.,..,. I 89. T..., 55 7 $ ' I I :&emlftnele • a. - 1 v0o1....,.... ' . ca..,. I at w.tiiiFtiogo - 1 2 1 ill!7 11l1 11.8001 21 ., COo- coo. I ._,.._ . ,. Mppb:M ~~~~--­ L..outsv11tee1, Miami (Ohio) 67 AttPI:ta~ch fmltlibiJ' 66 :911wsiD&d, 'Cdr. Stonfoid 88, UTEP 54 Rt8e ; : n>Aiwnl! at tiMt3orY8rd I: lie 1 rt, 'Conn. Kan&M State 69, Chaltanooga 59 OT 1 .' . • IIIIL f Pel G8 "S , .'750 , J! ,CMliNI 'Diu! WL 9 0 AIM "'Il QW, 'lt.ll. PmmArgh 67, Baylor 59 64, -llliginla <411 -.vo. Oki .Dominion 88, Virginia ·BS, OT t:on~ - North Carolina 85,'lk.lct;nell 50 Georgia 67, Iowa 61 · . . . . . . . Morcb .22 .,.....,... id:IJc.ntBr North Carolina 78. Louisvile 74 -Yortc . NebiUI<a 6t , 58 Ma'YI&nd 80, Coppin - ll.t _ _ __ , Aegklnal~ MMSBChusetts 78, Florida 66 Ohio State 81 , Mississippi 69 Duke 71 , Betmont 70 at &lltllta._. Siturdlw.'lllrpb.z2 1 llallltlo'- .1111. ~· 'ssa,'..... 1 ·Aprttl M M Jlwn 8qumlt Gardin Xavier 79, GeOijjia 6t 'Purdue 90, .Baylor 79 Thu=er· Mm;tt.ao 'North Utile ·- -!Art<. Miami 78, Saint Mary's. 'Calif. 64 TeKaS 74, Austin P&ay -54 · Mississippi State "76. Oregon 69 Memphis 87, Texas-Arlington 63 m .'llln;bJD IAt"l'lw·- Dwp 1 SOUTH REGIONAL Flm ·Round ifrtdw .WR1 - .. !M$T!IIEGIONAL North Carolina 83, Louisv.il&e 73 n, I Kansas$, Davidson 57 Rogl111111i Chomplonohlp At Chort--IACtmtott., N.C. S!ltunlw 111n;tt ;zg - Massachuaans 81 , Syracuse T7 !'lorida 70. Arizona State 57 1'14 t 'Mm;b.26 Mi88issippi 81 , Virgil'lia Teen 12 Ohio State 74, Dayton 63 tlln;b 10 1 erlnaa. -.· 25 Q: ... 1 'j D 101 aiL wt cettlwo.;,4oliu... w~lllpiD Cho-; N:C. DJu,W 'llln:b-27 Michigari State 72, Temple 61 Pittsburgh 82 , Oral Roberts 63 AtThe-·c.ntor Allftlm, Clllll. Marquette 74 , Kentucky 66 Stanford Cornell 53 Ohio Stato 75, Gallfornla 5B llayton 55, INinois State 'IS Virginia Tech 75, UAB 49 Mlssisslpp< 85, Neb!8oka 75, OT 'li CUts ~· ·c.~s~r Oldahoma State 85, ETSU 713 "r*MMJibM 'AQI ulle lftnill8 • .-.u s -r .. ... ·-va- ---ll!l!qe- .a........iah.. --- •7 l<enttioliy '80 Stanfoid 85, Clewelond Stato '!? ?vmtD MIISSIIChusetts 68, A.kron-69 Villanow 84, Siena 72 Tennessee 76, Butler 71 , OT Louisville 78, Oklahoma 48 Regional SemlflMie AI Ctlllrtana llabamli •A_.. AtThel'lopei'Centol- .,...., tlm;b 11 Flortdli 82. Cnligtilon S4 hrnpa.fle. oe,_ + -- IM1111o'St:-~'l!orum ,.,,. Plopel .c.ntor ltEWO'I--AL Florida 713, San Diego State 49 Illinois ~ 61 . Utah State 57 Caltbmia 68, NfW MexN:o 66 Arizona Stale 65, Southern Illinois 51 Davldoon 74, Georgotown 7D Solu!!MJ.!I!nh 12 I -UTEP 92,.Callf. Qeribune- SentinelCLASSIFIE' D .-·lei -·~ AtMoplao- ~--....11& 'Mari8176, Dol!aui ·57 LSU B6, Jllokoon Slate 112 'lw llln;b.U ,AJ:...._.'Qw IQ:wwocatlun Centilr Syo>aoBII 88-, Maryland Z2 IJ!II 7 -m .... - 7 5, MOnt.'ho47 lwlll • Florida Stole 60, Ohio Stato 49 111wrrler a!'C!biD ""'"'"'-=ifloloWI."!C. Bliiitlt..._n,,4Ua. wash1ngion State 61, ·Notre Dame Ol1 Sunday 'Mirpb u At The RBC C.ntor llololgll, JI!C. North Carolina 108, Art<ansas n At BJCC AIBnl I 1 Vi!pniolecli 94, 'Morgan Stale 62 UAB 80. Virginia Commonwealth n 'MIIslasippi 83, UC Santa Barbara 68 Nebraska 67. Charlotte 48 ,.,_!~"~ Wisconsin 72, 'Kanus State 55 Kansas 75, UNLV ·56 I Sundl!t anm• ~ Albuquo<quo, N.lot Blylor 67 - r g h 63, W'jol•liiOO 58 -Vilglnla81, - - 8 0 I .... a .:: Cluq ' oCoMe.um like -p o,IW!C. ' 22 Atlho PI! Conneclicut 86, llu1gors '56 1 " ·Oowton 86, ~nd State 57 ;; North 'CaroWna 119, Mount St. · Mafy's, ·llltfloUonl-luln Creighton 74, Rhode lllland 73 Artmna 'Slate 84, Alabama State 53 1 -...m11 Sifmo as, Vande- B2 VIllanova 75, C'Airnson 89 7 id !RDuew:t Noire Dame 68, George Mason 50 I Almln'SS, Florida Si. 80, OT lttha'fll.,.....~!Farum . {) . wasntng1on Stale 71. Winthrop 40 -- 56 8 ,-- Sotunllw,- ~59, Goo!II0~"2 T ' .at Clutiooilli (Foal Hl-9), 7:10 p:m. N.Y. (lilo!no 15-10) a1 Atlonta ( T . - tB-10), 7:315 p.m. "PII!hi ..... ; (PifR 8-11) .. St. Louis (l..oqlor 12-12), 8:15p.m. . ~- Oodgoro it(unolo 0.0) ot San Diego (13etmono 7-10), 1o:IJ6•p.m, Filii Round eon.-.. 78, Old Dominion 63 -80.-stophenEAustin60 SOUthom Illinois '' 'N.C. 8i . _ . . . , , Ohio Sta,; 84, UNC AstieviHe 66 Syroculelf7, RoOert Morris 8t 69, OidahomO State 53 ~'~~~:=~illm.ore Coun!y•7 ·am. ~<e.mor Ft' 0.1 o - . 82 ~. Georgetown' lJMmt· . . . JQ ~rgh ·s a!Miib. 1 'Moi\'fan<l 68. 'Minneoota 511 EAST-L Michigan State 65, T 1<11.- Sloto 80, Southern C.l frr ._,11 ·--- at a ca .- •• Kll.-s 85, - n d Stole-61 UNLV 7i , Kent Slllto 58 atUD- Md . 74 ArkAnsas 86, Indiana 72 7 Go Qp . . IRD&md 80 _,_ -Ill---- 1IIIHonill ltU I ·11 an 'tburMfMnl . ... .• Semifinal Winners 1fT _,.,. .. 85, - 'NOAA- The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 Tlllinor-. Aie you tntere&1W in a •a-ding poalion? AIJS is c:urnii'Oiy .......... l!lllli<0tionB lor full tirnoo1 pon time dncl CMe poejbonl in lkltiSimedical 8!Cpllrience Rlplerv, wv p!'OIIidiiifj ..... halptul. All~*.. dernlielloorrrn llklllrlin- "' .... -·JolinA. - M D Inc., SUito t12 , Point IIIWO. .. PINaont llliloy Hoollltal. . . . . . . Ill 1 I li Point PINMnl:. lni:CA ••• 81 ...._ tor . . . . . . . Pl .... POST OfFICE NOW 1 • elsa a. r~ edlool HIRING dipDno « GED ~­ Avg. I'll\' $20ihr or No 1 lit;;ce . . - r y. so...._, ' $571(/yr, - Coiminol bOCiigltllnl - Clfttood by Wm s.ow-, roquiood . - ._ - MfYiot, from the -ISHOP CLASSIFIEDS FOR BARGAINS I ,.. ioltonod w1 UBI'S who t~ tnli .... tatiOI >. -.ny - .,....--.ow.Cal t· ~t01t ' Ohoo VII PuDiiohing ~ ) · Wid• dtOiofs. its e • J to &et carried . .., YJi"' our MefdNindi &>e tii1ircs in ihe d 1 ilieds! �• . ' SCOREBOARD The Daily Sentinel 'ftto . . . IQianoe ,._.,<Ohlo D ; . .w~~cono~n Mount St Mary~. Md. 69, CQppin_State -'- .,,.'RIIC_ ·p rt= 1lln:hm Jlotollh, N.C. 1At 'IIJCC41.... ......._ ..,.__ ·.-.-. 'llw Tennessee 72 , American 57 BJ.Jtter 81 , South Alabama -61 Oklahoma 72 , Saint Joaeph'&·64 LouisviHe 79, Boise Stl!lte '61 -·- Blnnlnghom, lUll. .,__ -. -atif;onl- 'f;'j .-....,. Oavtdson 73, Wisconsin ·se Kansas 72, Villanova 57 SUI · North Caroline 68, Washington S1ate 47 Lou1svil!e 79, Tennessee 60 ·1' _........, West Virginia 75, Arlzorui 65 AtThe rttondlic.n.r Anoholm,iC.Iff, Stanford 82, Marquette S1 ,. OT Surd 'M MpbU ,.,_,1'11. 'ee. I ,...,._._ ,, 41.-.i,<CioiH. UCLA 51, Toxu·A&M4ll IU"lbo:lll. _ _ _ --·- .... 1 . . . . Westem Kllntuoky n, San Diego 63 1la;lu ul'. .ccln:• Al!US.._,_ . -.w n a' 'US..__ 1ftw Xavier~ , ...... fbi -Virglnia75, OT ·KsrU!<y 78 UCLA 88, - WllCiu .: I whip !AI ile il'lownb: hWMpba UCLA 76, ~Caviar 57 .. -- a.t,.*l I II HIW - ~tillollanls.llum 1' T . . . .,..... 7 ~'111mb• Texas 82, Stanfon:l 62 Memphis 92, Michigan Stato 7• Rql wwl 'CI& g I ~lip ~1d lllln!tl;p <at'Tiw-- 5Uisehlcgtun West Virginia 78, "Duke 67 Xavier 85, Pumue 78 A1.u.I,Aren~~ North~,-,.a~ NCAA ......,.. 8• I tbell - m Ksnluoky 101 , ~ 99, OT I San 'Otego 70, Connecticut OT 1 Texas 75. Miami 72 Memphis n , Missis:sippi State 74 ~~og--.m ll BASD:11BML I ~tTho Popol 'c .mor 54 WoMENS CloouGE Ta<as A&M·67, BYU 62 UCLA 70,'MIBBIBBippl :Vall"'' State 29 'Fil ,....,:21 at111e' .. _ ,__ Second ., JWIIJ Momphio (37-1 1... uc~ !35'S), u:o7 1):m. North 'Col- (il6'2) ... Koii&a6 (SS-9), ·40 111inUtes ·~ IM:i~ill Cia: • i I Whip IIIII" ChompiOMhlp ' Dwcrt . Ptprft 3 Ohio State 92, Massachusetts 85 llt1Tiw_'_ anonetnt, CoiH. TOUIIWiiMEI I 011EEJ1S110110 REGIONAL l'lowtRound '"_......,.,._ .,..,_,_ __ Iowa Stale 58, Georgia Tech 5~ 'Rutgers 85, Robert Morris 42 Btliiiloid, C.llt. George Washington' 86. Auburn 56 "California San Diego 60 n. 'Sui , 'lllrcb:23 ta.unu tst tl8ftlorYan:l .AliBI',, .: :81 I $ 5 I l, 'Cimn, Connecticut 89. Cornell47 Texas 72, Minnesota 55 . at._'Cou st'Colwocallon'Cantar -··-""""' ,.,.,. Doe-.-.~~a. Old Dominion 1!2, Llilerty 62 . Virginia 86, UC Santa Barbara 52 " - lllrcb;M fiiJ!geiS 69, IOW!i State 58 ..Af....,.rPJNim I lleasluid, ·c.~~. George Washington 55. California 53 :n A1~Cuu , ,!llln;b;u ca.. -.v.. il T' I . , . , 'llwrch 24 ?loo--- .....:c.n.r Mw' , 'At 8t' lg 1 HI -.-... -': HarbDr v.nt Fhot' S et··-..... A:, ........ tch. ,.., c.n.r W..tington New't>rl< PhliodOtphia Florida llln;b..Z! I :c.mur <Coliogo-.lld. Atlonta Arizorul Stata 6t, Temple 54 --~~w..t ......,... Ind. Te11as A&M n, Duke 63 74, 0Jme64 ThlndiiV'e 'lparla'Tiawtloi:s p 'II 5 2 t t t t 1 2 2 5 StLouis Cincinnati MUI-S~ Pworia - anhllnclng - minor 6el;gue drug Milwaukee I ..........._,"- mont prog!Wil. Houston Pet .867 San 'Diego Los Anijeles t t 3 .250 Pet 3 2 1 .750 t 2 2 2 .867 t t SPOKANE REGIONAL mental) I Bonnie ""! nojocl .. - Idol""'-· £"""' lluot COLORADO llOCKIES...,.Tra- INF GB r Ndoi.. GB ~MiocMdktn .333 1 112 • ljiOI-II BUFFALO BILLS .Ae signed TE Tim Massaquol and DT Conr; Mace. CINCINNATI BENGALS--Released ~~=~~euo~1~=:':~1 WR Chris Henry. HOCKEY 10 innings NNolllllluoarwlwi t - , Loogue St. l"Ouls 3, Colorado 0 San Diego 3. Houston 2 Pittebu!Qh 4, Atlanta 3, 10 lmings "Frtdoy'aSan Francisco (Sanchez 1,5) at Milwaui<se·(VIIIanuava 8·5), 2:05p.m . ReaaMed G Daniel Taytor from Reading (ECHL). 1.ARIZONA-Name&j Niya Butts .' GuP£ 2101' 'OnlY ::DUPE rr. lth r ~ , Puppy. 51T1BII loving female to good home, . t;klston Terrler/Mt. Faas.t 304·8823980 pendant on a ~ chain. Round ~aci< lae<~. l!toHe reoord. Eam up to $2.000 - Y For op;>iklalion Call coil 740·949·2497111!1 (504)722-2 t 84 M·F B:S1lam-4pm ________ men's baM8t_llall cooeh. INDIANAPOLis-Named Stan Gouaid man'& coodl. 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Duties incluOe eiectronic _generation of news along with some COil)' editing and -ine writing, as welt as, ~. ttl I 0 ., I • • - . ...... ...... - o n d ..... ill hr•¥1S»Wl uu;ld . .. .... · ~tD: 125-- rJo Qs"tj 1'1 'fltiii.N 0 M\ II ,OH.-.J1 Na-CIIIo- - ........... 90 ~~ OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH ~ •re hereby lnlonned ttwt •II dwtllng~.n.rtind in this ••• peper ·~ avtt~...- on •n equal CWOfiUnlty bUe&. L..:::::::=::::,;=:::;,;....,J 740-992:5858 ?------~ "F '«lto~ng1leci _, '"' ___7"-~• 095 n pe credit accepled • Payment could be the same as rant Mor1nanA • !I ... 1 Locators. {740)367.0000 ~Ho.::u~se::.:fur_:.:sa::.:...le_in-.,.Ra-~-,. •4 II area. .......,rox. acres. a proteSsiona.lty landscaped. Looking for an updated tam Ranel1 style hoose with 4 lly hrn:ne. on 1 acre m/1 w • baCkyard pr ivacy fence n; Gall~lls . this 2100 SO Ft .:· br. 2 ba. wi lg_bonus roon. i!y roon:', central air. ...... 1'fireplace ••d"oon ola liinvl sicted ranch has 'le 1· bedrooms, livinn"' room. dining ~ · kitchen . large fam· ~heat iii !U -. • ~ " root attached carport, 2 ca garage , refinished hard Wood floors Is read )' 1, groundpoolenc pn· move in. central au & natu1 11 vacy fencing and land- gas tumaoe. stone FP 1 scapeO. F•nislled 2 car LA, Kitcnen has new oa• garo~ ...,,;,a to hOuse cabinets . new vm~·r·fioo;in~• and finished & heated 3 car lg. pantry& laundr y roan· Spacious master suite 11. garage unattached. Etccellent $255 coodrtton feady to F.P &• private entranc!: 000 C·'l '"""" in. . . . ~ • 'Priced to &ell i98 ,999 Nov. 22 $88.000 . call (7401645-8751 {740)949- t7 large Flonda room . com· ple~ely cedar opens on~o pano .& pool area. Healed '". losed by oo lNG CO. recommend t )1lll dO business wittl people you know, an Nor to send mo -~ through the mail until have investigated offe.ring. is ful,time, 40 hoots a Own a computer? Pu1 it 10 wori<l Up to St500 to --benolita. l appioli ;ts can send .....,.. to: ..... ..., Mnog~ng Editor $7500/m0 PTIFT. Free !ntorml1ion! Www.tamilybil123.oom -- Voli'l' Publishi1g . ., _ - doys. 7.........,..... ptpe~on ~ lor medical ;eceptionist A1io lilting two new purtitious; full time cliniool 111111 pan-- ~ · Jobs requifa typing NOTICE • • "-""'are,...,..,_. Past 8lijJOrierlc8 or IJ8jll;c lle&igninis-no1 a requirement. The position · Full onl40tk - ~===::::; .............., olpages ,.._,_,,. produoed by exlier pagtnators. ~rol sklllo ino kriOWiedgo Oulot< XPress and .&be --. -nt """'-... """'-...ing---too__ .. .... _... --OT. W.._bii tmowtngly .ccept _...dwuunts f?r THI _ . .'whdt tt in · violation of the ww. our I VB~ US?omer This'*" t ,_, wKI not I",br:::,:.::2~.~AC-, Anleliciori"ASSoc "Of Labor t · . c' · IMIII~•uch appll· .. 304·59~3954 OT (304)773: ·contract. F=fiii'iiiifiliiii"""il ··-.r on pafwcwuw, limiation 01" chcriminatlon." conts:4nt10B . EOE 9525 ;;;;;p:;;;.;.;;~~;.;..-home relocating to smaler 1t• s 1 ._..,.. ,_, I:Okk, retlgion, • • t.rnl...l *'lull or nation.! ~. ·a r .y intention to 45940 .. beiOIN awrai&al $55,000 call Duplex tor Sale on Lanr:l Taldng ...........,,. lor port, Mill just call 30H75-t957 9t3-~, 24/hrs. emp. time Janitorial Services. • · 304 Sell. Shi!1aY Spears, ' t::-....teniOO m olfioe environ615-1429. ser:v. ............ Handyman Setvioe. ln need ment. ApproKim.tely 20 ofranairsaroundthehome? FuII time tru ~ - ----.. ~ d... "-.-.:>"r 'IUUUI:N hours weekly, Must be abte A · ""''"' e 8 6 o n a b 1e Certified N"""ng Assistant wlltivaliddr..,.licenSeand topossBaolqjround~. 20yos . PhM for fu ll time and temporary insurance. Must be cMpend- If interested please call =-~upenence. . {90-days) worl<in a bed , able , haYe good customer (SQ.4=5'6t34 . log 1erm care State tacility ~U• · 5UfYioes akltls and be able to Need a ride to the doctor. Full·time BmiJioYnienl olleiS load and unload kud<s. MIISt llhllpping, school or Wllrk" an extensive benefit pack- be abte 1o work weekends . o 256-t4'" age, including tate c;vil Send resumes to CLA Box ·r· • ... J ,... loft Co· Gall (7-G ) oXl service retirement earn up is see6cing a motivated, Will Do Odd Job!; and Mow to 15 days per year, 101, c/Q Gallipolis Daily detaikJril!;ntad indMduat small yards in Point Tlibune, P.O. So. <469 , to be 8 ,...,.,;..,......,."""'""" 18 days sick lea.W and 12 Glllipotis, OH 45631 .-wo·--~-Pleasant and Gallipolis - plus Paid holidays; desigoer 1n the daily aAII Cell 304-256,9292 or he8ltMife . ranoe t& a,,,,;:1 Help wanted at Darst production of its three 304--GJs-371 2' tHYe name · , msu G Home 7., ~2 5023 news,........ The and n·-~r 11nd _ WJ. ~ ab4e. Salary ls_commeASIJ: roup . "tl.Mr-1' . . , _ ; : : : :-..-..~·-.,.._ .,.,...,... ....... 11 H""'' AVON• All App!K:alions may be pil8d .........t • ~ up at Lakin ,u ....,._, _ ,, ......,._, th-- ~. Cross Cree~~; AuctionButla+o WV' '"""..._' '"""V' ' Sa~-. la4<in .........,1 is All eli on Satunlay 6pm "~" ' _,.,_ Little eaesa,. Dog Food by an EEOIM employer. La1<in the ca60. Purina Dog et- Hospital conducts pre· 1 drU" 22ltJ bags, K - N n.._ ~~ emp........,ent _,, v alcohol be t 7.6ib bags, Name Brand tosling Employees may . 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My name is Belte Belle and I'M a -4 Yr. old all white Pekinese.I live at 240 Uncotn St. Middleport, Ohio 45769 AptA Monvny and Oa;t:ty are Trudy and Bobby MitchelL tt you find me ptease Coii7«HH92·5492 or 740o:4 16,5731 .Thare is a $50 dollar reward for my . 256-9323 ~ Nll...,l•nllllll-1~ .333 , 11'2 .333 1 112 >GM!AWAY 7 month old (F) golden Ret./Lab mlk. Good wJ Ws, to good home only. Call 7<40· NBA-SuSJMndltd Derwer- F Kenyon Martin one game witho,. pay 11Jr BXC80d: lng the Hagrant ioul poinls total. t/2 Clndnnati 3 , Arizona 2 -Philadelphia B, Washington ·7 , to lerms wtth LHP Tim Byrdak on a minor league con1racl:. . t t 112 SU....,_ Williams, ·· am Pleasan1 Reward 304-675- 14, 2007 namod. HOUSTON ASTROs-Agioe<J ~ D' 5 'ay: 1:00 p.m. Thu'......y 'fDr responsible for no debts 2453 . other than my own. this is - - - - - - - o - effective as ot SapterOOer ' LOST! Watch Colibri 'quartz Man1<ata to -.gn for a player to be . Slln. .y In-column: 1:00 p.tn. .._. 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(Ksnnody t.Q) , 7:05p.m. Saatlle 1D-t5) ol Baltimore 'f'INAL:FOUII <at Told Conotant Canmcotion llonlor 1 112 Friday'sGair181i Stanloid 96, Marytond 87 ·Bilri'U p : t, 'Conn. louisville 80, Kansas State 63 ""* "~ 8po1181 . . . . .h. lr"#?Z,..,. 25 I 1 Pel Chicago- Sax 2, - n d t Kanuo Clly4, OotroH 1 L.A. Angelo 5, • 'N.Y. S, Toronto 2 T~ Bey o1 Baltimo111, ppd., Rain ~t1poklinoA10no . LSU 68. Martst 49 a.t'Cotl -.lid. Stanforo n ,l'iftsburgll 53 n a' wwl Cl=•+l ahlp -Aougo,La. - ~,25 Maryland 80, VandllrbiH 66 CO,._ .500 1 .ass - .......,.. _ - 'A al ,..,., s.mtftrM a.t Stw*al•oA.fMI 1 1 os Ma'YI&nd 76, Nebl88ioi 64 ~· 1 t2.9932 1 s .250 2 t/2 ~llll'ch21 Oictahoma Stole 73. Florida State 72, ata "~r!,~~~.,..,. I 89. T..., 55 7 $ ' I I :&emlftnele • a. - 1 v0o1....,.... ' . ca..,. I at w.tiiiFtiogo - 1 2 1 ill!7 11l1 11.8001 21 ., COo- coo. I ._,.._ . ,. Mppb:M ~~~~--­ L..outsv11tee1, Miami (Ohio) 67 AttPI:ta~ch fmltlibiJ' 66 :911wsiD&d, 'Cdr. 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Oregon 69 Memphis 87, Texas-Arlington 63 m .'llln;bJD IAt"l'lw·- Dwp 1 SOUTH REGIONAL Flm ·Round ifrtdw .WR1 - .. !M$T!IIEGIONAL North Carolina 83, Louisv.il&e 73 n, I Kansas$, Davidson 57 Rogl111111i Chomplonohlp At Chort--IACtmtott., N.C. S!ltunlw 111n;tt ;zg - Massachuaans 81 , Syracuse T7 !'lorida 70. Arizona State 57 1'14 t 'Mm;b.26 Mi88issippi 81 , Virgil'lia Teen 12 Ohio State 74, Dayton 63 tlln;b 10 1 erlnaa. -.· 25 Q: ... 1 'j D 101 aiL wt cettlwo.;,4oliu... w~lllpiD Cho-; N:C. DJu,W 'llln:b-27 Michigari State 72, Temple 61 Pittsburgh 82 , Oral Roberts 63 AtThe-·c.ntor Allftlm, Clllll. Marquette 74 , Kentucky 66 Stanford Cornell 53 Ohio Stato 75, Gallfornla 5B llayton 55, INinois State 'IS Virginia Tech 75, UAB 49 Mlssisslpp< 85, Neb!8oka 75, OT 'li CUts ~· ·c.~s~r Oldahoma State 85, ETSU 713 "r*MMJibM 'AQI ulle lftnill8 • .-.u s -r .. ... ·-va- ---ll!l!qe- .a........iah.. --- •7 l<enttioliy '80 Stanfoid 85, Clewelond Stato '!? ?vmtD MIISSIIChusetts 68, A.kron-69 Villanow 84, Siena 72 Tennessee 76, Butler 71 , OT Louisville 78, Oklahoma 48 Regional SemlflMie AI Ctlllrtana llabamli •A_.. AtThel'lopei'Centol- .,...., tlm;b 11 Flortdli 82. Cnligtilon S4 hrnpa.fle. oe,_ + -- IM1111o'St:-~'l!orum ,.,,. Plopel .c.ntor ltEWO'I--AL Florida 713, San Diego State 49 Illinois ~ 61 . Utah State 57 Caltbmia 68, NfW MexN:o 66 Arizona Stale 65, Southern Illinois 51 Davldoon 74, Georgotown 7D Solu!!MJ.!I!nh 12 I -UTEP 92,.Callf. Qeribune- SentinelCLASSIFIE' D .-·lei -·~ AtMoplao- ~--....11& 'Mari8176, Dol!aui ·57 LSU B6, Jllokoon Slate 112 'lw llln;b.U ,AJ:...._.'Qw IQ:wwocatlun Centilr Syo>aoBII 88-, Maryland Z2 IJ!II 7 -m .... - 7 5, MOnt.'ho47 lwlll • Florida Stole 60, Ohio Stato 49 111wrrler a!'C!biD ""'"'"'-=ifloloWI."!C. Bliiitlt..._n,,4Ua. wash1ngion State 61, ·Notre Dame Ol1 Sunday 'Mirpb u At The RBC C.ntor llololgll, JI!C. North Carolina 108, Art<ansas n At BJCC AIBnl I 1 Vi!pniolecli 94, 'Morgan Stale 62 UAB 80. Virginia Commonwealth n 'MIIslasippi 83, UC Santa Barbara 68 Nebraska 67. Charlotte 48 ,.,_!~"~ Wisconsin 72, 'Kanus State 55 Kansas 75, UNLV ·56 I Sundl!t anm• ~ Albuquo<quo, N.lot Blylor 67 - r g h 63, W'jol•liiOO 58 -Vilglnla81, - - 8 0 I .... a .:: Cluq ' oCoMe.um like -p o,IW!C. ' 22 Atlho PI! Conneclicut 86, llu1gors '56 1 " ·Oowton 86, ~nd State 57 ;; North 'CaroWna 119, Mount St. · Mafy's, ·llltfloUonl-luln Creighton 74, Rhode lllland 73 Artmna 'Slate 84, Alabama State 53 1 -...m11 Sifmo as, Vande- B2 VIllanova 75, C'Airnson 89 7 id !RDuew:t Noire Dame 68, George Mason 50 I Almln'SS, Florida Si. 80, OT lttha'fll.,.....~!Farum . {) . wasntng1on Stale 71. Winthrop 40 -- 56 8 ,-- Sotunllw,- ~59, Goo!II0~"2 T ' .at Clutiooilli (Foal Hl-9), 7:10 p:m. N.Y. (lilo!no 15-10) a1 Atlonta ( T . - tB-10), 7:315 p.m. "PII!hi ..... ; (PifR 8-11) .. St. Louis (l..oqlor 12-12), 8:15p.m. . ~- Oodgoro it(unolo 0.0) ot San Diego (13etmono 7-10), 1o:IJ6•p.m, Filii Round eon.-.. 78, Old Dominion 63 -80.-stophenEAustin60 SOUthom Illinois '' 'N.C. 8i . _ . . . , , Ohio Sta,; 84, UNC AstieviHe 66 Syroculelf7, RoOert Morris 8t 69, OidahomO State 53 ~'~~~:=~illm.ore Coun!y•7 ·am. ~<e.mor Ft' 0.1 o - . 82 ~. Georgetown' lJMmt· . . . JQ ~rgh ·s a!Miib. 1 'Moi\'fan<l 68. 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I'll\' $20ihr or No 1 lit;;ce . . - r y. so...._, ' $571(/yr, - Coiminol bOCiigltllnl - Clfttood by Wm s.ow-, roquiood . - ._ - MfYiot, from the -ISHOP CLASSIFIEDS FOR BARGAINS I ,.. ioltonod w1 UBI'S who t~ tnli .... tatiOI >. -.ny - .,....--.ow.Cal t· ~t01t ' Ohoo VII PuDiiohing ~ ) · Wid• dtOiofs. its e • J to &et carried . .., YJi"' our MefdNindi &>e tii1ircs in ihe d 1 ilieds! �• \ •• .· :.ft!'d ;, April 4, 2001 OOP · The Daily Sentinel • Page 87 NEA Cro11word Puzzle BRIDGE ACROSS Phillip Alder <!II Hoon1J for . . .llhyph.) "::rlod 41 .,_..a RV- 1 5 T choice ,_ 42 44a..t,pl.. .a&c.-1 dlwllieoiCO " ..... Auel 11 WllooilpoN 13 56, to 50 . . c.. 52 14 Glilhl'l tie 56 11 Or-. ' N~ • • Q 4S • 10. 4 • A K 10 9 7 i -~~ · .... • <Ctlf11plete llemolleling • AJ 63 • 8 6 S2 • • ·'GI¥5 7 16 Eul ~ ·nthis space for ,' JII!IU-HM . 'Sen:ioing !Lawn ifnctors~ Mowem, 11"illcrs,llll111111y, IGrllfisman, M11D, !Briggs & 'Stratton H-l!loneSI 1-lntegrity S-Scrvice J 10 9 8 6 ...... · tide . fUNK I EARNEST Tflf.S If Tt¥ TvlftlfT"Y· . f•IST GfftiN~Y. SILI/I•-- LOG O"'TO e.IAY Alii> MAle~ "'ft 7 rttrnlrJ ._,.. ., =' 1 - 21 , . , _ 7 --4br-2bo 1,700 1 7~2750 SlaliBJT._. T1alllllii~g •Centrl!lil heat & A!C &R &i01181 •Washerldryerll-.p . :· ~ •,< : u .Rr[•, ~u orribbono ...... 38 CUitielllh Queries on ·bidding and opening lead 39 Go to the polio Cartoonist and humO!isl James Thultler said, "'t is betlar to kn"" ""'"" ot the questiorls lhan all ot the answers.' AI the bridge table, w vou ask vouosew ·the rigll questions and answer them conecttt. ·iw win p1ay very well. Here. look first at the South hand. North passes as dealer, and East opens ona haart What would vou ~d? Neod, move into West's chair. You are oo lead against tour spades, ·your partner having apanad one haart. What wau~ you select? South sllould jump straight to four spad8o. He needs only the diamond '""' in his pamers hard to be llr;down roo tour ....,_ Or Norlh has the heart · ace or ckb ace, rt would permit an 8llry to the dul1'lny lor allamond lead towar!l · the king. With luck, Eaal, the opener, will haw that ace. And since North is a paMd hMd, tt is uniiklly lhat a siam is mokallle. SEPV I C~ \Work '!Reasonable Rules ' "Jnsured "EII]lerienced !References Available! CaU <Gary Stanle.Y @ 740-!i9J-8044 . . Rociling, Siding, SOffit, iDfKiks, !Doors, Windo.ws, Electric, .Plumbing, !Drywall, I Remodltling, Roam] lfodditioos JIJ.ST LUCE 1111 .l!l.t:L . 1:::::::. 1: .owner: 'ffAIIIIJS -r- - . , -:---· - ._-n·7-.- ----·-,....-r'·7·_.- -.....lir-·--·_ . -·- o ~ _..,._ -~ ..~ .- · L.£T.SS/JN I l)IDN 1T ,..,. •""' ·""" J LJ""" iil·l """'•~"'" 'JNE 5JtliECOACH .. S1:1nday, ~ril6th GetAJump IN1EG!irrv. Ell\', KIEFER BUILT, VAU.£V HORSE/LIVE STOCI< ffiAILERS, LOAD MAK EQUIPMENT TftAJL'ERS, CARGO EXPRESS >& HOMEST E ADER CilfiGOIC Ot;Q];'SS ION mAILERS. B+W OOOSE•IIIECI< HITCHES. C "RMIOHAEL EQUif'. M'ENT / C"R'M IC·H·"-·t L l'RAILEAS SALES & SERVICE. SPECIAL 211fT GOOSENECI< FLATBED $3999. VIEW OUf'l :ENTIRE TIWLEfl INI/ENTOfiY -AT when you pay for a 6 or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! .Here's all you ·n eed to do... Fill out the coupon below and drop off or mail it with a ' copy of your photo m. - . on 680/SilJ!il Meeti11~ lbefme Match ~..-·;s . ' ~ tCJf1ll and a- Sea..-s Gutters to the puplic. Aooling, Siding, Gutters This posting for the safety of aur COilimunity. lll8Ured.I .Bootied OMo..., •'- our.-at 28 YeA18 ~Experience •·capJ of-,._ - .a tificationtobeangry,tt wouk:lbefarwlaer 1<> tum !he other cheok . ln.fact, Hyou do, the ~s you'll raoeive from friends w f l l b e -. CANCER (J..,. 21-July 22)- Nonnal~. you're an good judgll oi character, but this time you could put ~Uf lailh in the wrong f*'BO". Think twice befor& confiOilg MO.ttiW information to im unknown. LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) - 'll>u mlghl be good at achieving your objectives at this time, bu1 how you go about thein could be another story. The uee of ely tactic8 mfght not win an)l popularity contests matter. ~'t.wofth all the effon. H YQI.I'reemart. you'll ehrug tt off and ~ Onto 1011"1&thing new. LIBRA (Sept . 23-0ct. 23) - In order to make th8 &a)e , you're gotng ta hawa to find juM the right amount ot aale8 pitch. It WO\J explain thtngs for too king , you could put your proepec1 to liMp. Read lhe signals, and atop. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - You know how-ting ~con be chrupt your plana, eo u.p thie In mind whan ygu 1-.d to 1'811mlngll ~ to .uit .,our IIChedule. Atteimpt to find a new pi"''gfanl ....ryone will tile. SAGITIA~IUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21) When it oomee 10 an undertaking v.t.ere • collectlw effort i8 r-.quh•d, it will be mn1'81'T18Jy prctMmallcal uniMa you can m.ttll • apirtt of tu,.u•rneu with 1hoee WhO matter. Do What VOO can. CAPAICO~N (DIK.22-Jan . 19) - If you I-* h nece.N.ry focu. .,ct ltaying power needed to acnilw your goa11 and ubjecti.... 11t.100ee1 ~I be denied you . Strive for steady bu1 •ure progress, reg~~~ of how mud"! .tfort It W... AQUARIUS (..-n. 20-filb. 19} - Rlmein~ •• •• •• •• •• ••• •• • ID tv I lip *-•OH4&D'? : --------------~--------------~ 26P- 48 Rodin oculpture 49 Tunnuila 51 28 lmpuoing 53 ,gh 54 DtiVid Allin a...,..• =.,... herolne 28 ldH'i I ·~ ..... lltiet rnldcnce 30 ''Puppy Love" oingor 35 Full 9 Bonier on· 10 Smoker'o "'"" 12 From O.INIICUI 55 Flefnlln eyll- alhuleo Toaay's Clue: L ~A "E HZEIIW E'B HZP FNOWEPAH UNO E II ·z R K HZP CXL FK , T P0 A NAP E ' J P TLPRWA." • CXXKD l(IIFO UXXK RFFPII PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Theil aren1 many postar i:t;ldren fur cool angst . n I r~ IUlCI N.,. •H ._, B11Mdl~ =: ihl ls:ISII ........ " • W C:IQI iblld _ . bolow .• """" leur *"Pio Wllldl. I CUTBEK WR 0 R E -1•· I - ,.- .. ."•-.... E R GG0 0 ,~ dite, "rw plltpnd eo ~~ . ii:Jumuf.r<1111ielllllell dly· I · ~ I I I I I' I I· ~.:;rihll~ ~ . EXNALF 5 I'OCi . . . . - • UNSCiAMBLE LETT£RS TO GET ANSWER · ..... Na. 3 ....... I IC&WIIIS Mil tKS ~·l•oa Snffinm- M.imie - Floci. - Qnent IT <XIMBS '"l1le .IIU'd io liil," ..... wbi!pnd, "is to be l'flldy u ·appa11111ity whea IT COMES." of..... ARLO .I JANIS ..,._ durM rou .,. u.ing with reu-rd to your wort~: when 11 . , . . . you,l ,......., . . tnd. tt you .... ,. ..,. ctwtge your ·c.:MAit<JUM OONST-R.UCOON • Room Additions • -Garages • Viny I and Wood Siding:. Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks -... Everybody liJinks Ws cool you''" the bad girl.' · Fioroa Apple H- ,.,.. For 8 Thoie'a a · ~ ygu could work t.rd b .om. thing ·only to come to the ....U.tion it __ __ lno • P , • • P.O. Boa "J David Lewis 740-992-6971 ••• IIIIi or drap arr 1hil -..a , - . 4.11) l,l#(fil£ PI10FAI£ AIJ>IENCE. 74D-653'9657 - WWW . C Afi ,EQ . COM Cermlctloiilf:q........... 7404<16.24i2 ------------------------------•• Subscriber's Name Aholle -nler, not the latter. GEMINI (May 21-June 201 - .-ugh ooome kind of -~might giw you juo- VlfOGO ·iAug. 23-Sepi. 22) - +iolvO you prioed • John •Doom! lilloly? 'obu'l be .... ~I 0111 inYOI110iy -. ..... by Luis Clnlpot ~.1!011ll'<Uil'I!IIII!I"""._IIQ~ - . -.._who ,r---------.-..... .4l.Oiii:I ..AN Tfi,\T HAS tel lV, ~T~.:.,TIS. G!41etiog The Daily Sentin~l 61111l1ap CJi.-·6tatiad City/State/Zip ;-;,_-------. ,....___..,....___--. WWW . C"-fl 'loi.ICH"-H· l~!~~~~~ rn;.ILEAS.COM 7•~ •allipolt• aau, G;niauu ,tloint tJita-.11t Jlqi.ur Address aor r-;;,;.,~~...;.,----, -tllcH ' pt'OV. 6 -goUI _.,lly ~2Noon .No if1BIIPU&ing Hard -.ana learned In 'hl put aren't nkely to be repea-.dln the year ahead, but new ones might have to be addad to ·:::::;- ..,.·__,_. _ _ _ _ - _··----__, -~ ::rii.~::O,."P~~:;. B11ilad IRUiil Gum Olwb Senior Discount* 47Pa...,.wu · CMbrty ~ ~ •e crelled from quotatkrls O'f lamous ~. past and preaen~_ Each le!ler In me e~pner ltallds lot anomer ful in making Ita hllppier and more tulltllng . .-AlES (Man:ll 21-1 19) - Don't · deepair if you have to work harder than uaua1 · becMJae ~ a.dicaMd ettona won't go unr-.nt.d. In fact. U..., will generate aomethtng new that Wil bring a brighblr futu111. TAURUS (April ~ ~- You wilt ••: \ I, a. By-.....-o.ol __ you -..ignment& ___ _ your learning . Howewr, c•.l"' ·, __,....._ _ - ____ . 22 Pollfollo an CELEBRITY CIPHER . 5. ......... April Cll~STRIJC:nO ~ for a 46 Keg paftW SCCUtlA-4£~s· ...,.---·l6il lor ClAY L PIIWIII _,;_ _ __ · w<!~. 1:0RII!E.fi ST ON! If so, .you .._ , ~Astro­ iliues- 'Ladies Night 'll'ihlir&-ll"ool iT011i'1lament IFri- ·Karaoke "% 2t Cowboy 11om 23 SMMy 24 TV'o -GrHIIn 4To•llljllont 5 EdliiOII.Uil 8 43 Quit 45T-etoll 't ..+-t- Now w.t's lead. When you haYO till8e loW cam. il the.aut partner bid, lead low K you 11M not llqiC)I1e(l (ienglh informatiln is ...;, 011MialC than s1ninglh irilomialion); 'llf lead high I you haYO III.IPIIillted (whln partner -icnows you 11M lenglh). So, lead the hOiri two. East wins the finil two tricks in hearts. . Knowing that dedaitr 16. now oot of hearts, EaSt shifts to a low diamond, and two trlclai In lhat IIIJil defeat the contract. Na4e that wWast .... the heart eigle, East will think tt is 11om a doubleton and try to cash 8 tlird heart trid<, wtlich lnl the conliaCI make with an CMIIfli<*. ~ny>t and '~ualicy • ; - - - - - - - - - - - - - · •AIIeloclrio- """"'ging $50.$60iol.crih 1 Shrll bark 2 OUior, In comboe 3 Highpook 37 Sent all n $49,989 mymictwestllOiile.com . 36 lao Opening lead: ?? I - •• DOWN 33 . _ allllm · 7 Annoyed 34 Gel dizzy ~ 110! ••••u~ 1 25 llllliln ..nu word 27 N..-ycry 31 Sullivon ond llunow 32~ per month IE!ar>ey Rood Muon, WI/ In c:.n.do 17 P.,k 61· NY blllpark animal 23YitMiin Info. 24 Wb.and Dealer: North Vulnerable: Neither $64 10 'lfe"" 1st Rood to left dbpve . Mason <Golf Course O.llllnd Wheel buy l2 _ , '" 57-a-. 5I Appoint· 20 Buoy olP 21 Moth term • Q 8 52 • QJ South • A K Q Advertise Mr. Kipling montl (hwlh.) • 52 18 ~ 1 59 Wool cap . • A K J 10 9 . _ . . . , • 60 Quertoo 4 s 872 • 6 5 t K7 • 4 MASONMOWDt !M-'773-!161 - - jOWCO<Jidbolowelg-. PISCES (Fob. 20-MMlh 20) - When ~ ;;~!!!~ :;_,.;;;;.;::;.,__=...1 ~ c:omrMhold tc:t dtan...,•ically iuuea wn.r.oppoeiug you andltiews, your ' mate ~ 8 OOI"»it.d eftort to find a mldcle grt.Mld. Tt.rw • one out ttwN , but i1 wtl! be '41 to you 10 find it. . 47239 Riebel Road, Long Bono;., OH 1~141 Cell: 740-416- 1834 25+ , _ . ~ Fru E.rautu · Advertise in this space for $64 month J:kl'u.>•. - E~ aa..,T Ha'lt-s ii::>'r'B>\1 �• \ •• .· :.ft!'d ;, April 4, 2001 OOP · The Daily Sentinel • Page 87 NEA Cro11word Puzzle BRIDGE ACROSS Phillip Alder <!II Hoon1J for . . .llhyph.) "::rlod 41 .,_..a RV- 1 5 T choice ,_ 42 44a..t,pl.. .a&c.-1 dlwllieoiCO " ..... Auel 11 WllooilpoN 13 56, to 50 . . c.. 52 14 Glilhl'l tie 56 11 Or-. ' N~ • • Q 4S • 10. 4 • A K 10 9 7 i -~~ · .... • <Ctlf11plete llemolleling • AJ 63 • 8 6 S2 • • ·'GI¥5 7 16 Eul ~ ·nthis space for ,' JII!IU-HM . 'Sen:ioing !Lawn ifnctors~ Mowem, 11"illcrs,llll111111y, IGrllfisman, M11D, !Briggs & 'Stratton H-l!loneSI 1-lntegrity S-Scrvice J 10 9 8 6 ...... · tide . fUNK I EARNEST Tflf.S If Tt¥ TvlftlfT"Y· . f•IST GfftiN~Y. SILI/I•-- LOG O"'TO e.IAY Alii> MAle~ "'ft 7 rttrnlrJ ._,.. ., =' 1 - 21 , . , _ 7 --4br-2bo 1,700 1 7~2750 SlaliBJT._. T1alllllii~g •Centrl!lil heat & A!C &R &i01181 •Washerldryerll-.p . :· ~ •,< : u .Rr[•, ~u orribbono ...... 38 CUitielllh Queries on ·bidding and opening lead 39 Go to the polio Cartoonist and humO!isl James Thultler said, "'t is betlar to kn"" ""'"" ot the questiorls lhan all ot the answers.' AI the bridge table, w vou ask vouosew ·the rigll questions and answer them conecttt. ·iw win p1ay very well. Here. look first at the South hand. North passes as dealer, and East opens ona haart What would vou ~d? Neod, move into West's chair. You are oo lead against tour spades, ·your partner having apanad one haart. What wau~ you select? South sllould jump straight to four spad8o. He needs only the diamond '""' in his pamers hard to be llr;down roo tour ....,_ Or Norlh has the heart · ace or ckb ace, rt would permit an 8llry to the dul1'lny lor allamond lead towar!l · the king. With luck, Eaal, the opener, will haw that ace. And since North is a paMd hMd, tt is uniiklly lhat a siam is mokallle. SEPV I C~ \Work '!Reasonable Rules ' "Jnsured "EII]lerienced !References Available! CaU <Gary Stanle.Y @ 740-!i9J-8044 . . Rociling, Siding, SOffit, iDfKiks, !Doors, Windo.ws, Electric, .Plumbing, !Drywall, I Remodltling, Roam] lfodditioos JIJ.ST LUCE 1111 .l!l.t:L . 1:::::::. 1: .owner: 'ffAIIIIJS -r- - . , -:---· - ._-n·7-.- ----·-,....-r'·7·_.- -.....lir-·--·_ . -·- o ~ _..,._ -~ ..~ .- · L.£T.SS/JN I l)IDN 1T ,..,. •""' ·""" J LJ""" iil·l """'•~"'" 'JNE 5JtliECOACH .. S1:1nday, ~ril6th GetAJump IN1EG!irrv. Ell\', KIEFER BUILT, VAU.£V HORSE/LIVE STOCI< ffiAILERS, LOAD MAK EQUIPMENT TftAJL'ERS, CARGO EXPRESS >& HOMEST E ADER CilfiGOIC Ot;Q];'SS ION mAILERS. B+W OOOSE•IIIECI< HITCHES. C "RMIOHAEL EQUif'. M'ENT / C"R'M IC·H·"-·t L l'RAILEAS SALES & SERVICE. SPECIAL 211fT GOOSENECI< FLATBED $3999. VIEW OUf'l :ENTIRE TIWLEfl INI/ENTOfiY -AT when you pay for a 6 or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! .Here's all you ·n eed to do... Fill out the coupon below and drop off or mail it with a ' copy of your photo m. - . on 680/SilJ!il Meeti11~ lbefme Match ~..-·;s . ' ~ tCJf1ll and a- Sea..-s Gutters to the puplic. Aooling, Siding, Gutters This posting for the safety of aur COilimunity. lll8Ured.I .Bootied OMo..., •'- our.-at 28 YeA18 ~Experience •·capJ of-,._ - .a tificationtobeangry,tt wouk:lbefarwlaer 1<> tum !he other cheok . ln.fact, Hyou do, the ~s you'll raoeive from friends w f l l b e -. CANCER (J..,. 21-July 22)- Nonnal~. you're an good judgll oi character, but this time you could put ~Uf lailh in the wrong f*'BO". Think twice befor& confiOilg MO.ttiW information to im unknown. LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) - 'll>u mlghl be good at achieving your objectives at this time, bu1 how you go about thein could be another story. The uee of ely tactic8 mfght not win an)l popularity contests matter. ~'t.wofth all the effon. H YQI.I'reemart. you'll ehrug tt off and ~ Onto 1011"1&thing new. LIBRA (Sept . 23-0ct. 23) - In order to make th8 &a)e , you're gotng ta hawa to find juM the right amount ot aale8 pitch. It WO\J explain thtngs for too king , you could put your proepec1 to liMp. Read lhe signals, and atop. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - You know how-ting ~con be chrupt your plana, eo u.p thie In mind whan ygu 1-.d to 1'811mlngll ~ to .uit .,our IIChedule. Atteimpt to find a new pi"''gfanl ....ryone will tile. SAGITIA~IUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21) When it oomee 10 an undertaking v.t.ere • collectlw effort i8 r-.quh•d, it will be mn1'81'T18Jy prctMmallcal uniMa you can m.ttll • apirtt of tu,.u•rneu with 1hoee WhO matter. Do What VOO can. CAPAICO~N (DIK.22-Jan . 19) - If you I-* h nece.N.ry focu. .,ct ltaying power needed to acnilw your goa11 and ubjecti.... 11t.100ee1 ~I be denied you . Strive for steady bu1 •ure progress, reg~~~ of how mud"! .tfort It W... AQUARIUS (..-n. 20-filb. 19} - Rlmein~ •• •• •• •• •• ••• •• • ID tv I lip *-•OH4&D'? : --------------~--------------~ 26P- 48 Rodin oculpture 49 Tunnuila 51 28 lmpuoing 53 ,gh 54 DtiVid Allin a...,..• =.,... herolne 28 ldH'i I ·~ ..... lltiet rnldcnce 30 ''Puppy Love" oingor 35 Full 9 Bonier on· 10 Smoker'o "'"" 12 From O.INIICUI 55 Flefnlln eyll- alhuleo Toaay's Clue: L ~A "E HZEIIW E'B HZP FNOWEPAH UNO E II ·z R K HZP CXL FK , T P0 A NAP E ' J P TLPRWA." • CXXKD l(IIFO UXXK RFFPII PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Theil aren1 many postar i:t;ldren fur cool angst . n I r~ IUlCI N.,. •H ._, B11Mdl~ =: ihl ls:ISII ........ " • W C:IQI iblld _ . bolow .• """" leur *"Pio Wllldl. I CUTBEK WR 0 R E -1•· I - ,.- .. ."•-.... E R GG0 0 ,~ dite, "rw plltpnd eo ~~ . ii:Jumuf.r<1111ielllllell dly· I · ~ I I I I I' I I· ~.:;rihll~ ~ . EXNALF 5 I'OCi . . . . - • UNSCiAMBLE LETT£RS TO GET ANSWER · ..... Na. 3 ....... I IC&WIIIS Mil tKS ~·l•oa Snffinm- M.imie - Floci. - Qnent IT <XIMBS '"l1le .IIU'd io liil," ..... wbi!pnd, "is to be l'flldy u ·appa11111ity whea IT COMES." of..... ARLO .I JANIS ..,._ durM rou .,. u.ing with reu-rd to your wort~: when 11 . , . . . you,l ,......., . . tnd. tt you .... ,. ..,. ctwtge your ·c.:MAit<JUM OONST-R.UCOON • Room Additions • -Garages • Viny I and Wood Siding:. Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks -... Everybody liJinks Ws cool you''" the bad girl.' · Fioroa Apple H- ,.,.. For 8 Thoie'a a · ~ ygu could work t.rd b .om. thing ·only to come to the ....U.tion it __ __ lno • P , • • P.O. Boa "J David Lewis 740-992-6971 ••• IIIIi or drap arr 1hil -..a , - . 4.11) l,l#(fil£ PI10FAI£ AIJ>IENCE. 74D-653'9657 - WWW . C Afi ,EQ . COM Cermlctloiilf:q........... 7404<16.24i2 ------------------------------•• Subscriber's Name Aholle -nler, not the latter. GEMINI (May 21-June 201 - .-ugh ooome kind of -~might giw you juo- VlfOGO ·iAug. 23-Sepi. 22) - +iolvO you prioed • John •Doom! lilloly? 'obu'l be .... ~I 0111 inYOI110iy -. ..... by Luis Clnlpot ~.1!011ll'<Uil'I!IIII!I"""._IIQ~ - . -.._who ,r---------.-..... .4l.Oiii:I ..AN Tfi,\T HAS tel lV, ~T~.:.,TIS. G!41etiog The Daily Sentin~l 61111l1ap CJi.-·6tatiad City/State/Zip ;-;,_-------. ,....___..,....___--. WWW . C"-fl 'loi.ICH"-H· l~!~~~~~ rn;.ILEAS.COM 7•~ •allipolt• aau, G;niauu ,tloint tJita-.11t Jlqi.ur Address aor r-;;,;.,~~...;.,----, -tllcH ' pt'OV. 6 -goUI _.,lly ~2Noon .No if1BIIPU&ing Hard -.ana learned In 'hl put aren't nkely to be repea-.dln the year ahead, but new ones might have to be addad to ·:::::;- ..,.·__,_. _ _ _ _ - _··----__, -~ ::rii.~::O,."P~~:;. 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Box 1538, Gastonia, NC 28053 NatloiM!de Sprint Clp • R..: Samsung 500 • 1~ • Wlae: Teoas Motor SpeedWWJ, Justin (1.5 miles). 334 laps/ 501 miles. •Wilen: Sunday, AprilS • Laot rut'l .W.: Jeff Burton, Chewolet. •Qullllfl'lnllrecood: Brian Vick· ers, Chewolet, 196.235 mph, No\1. 3, 20oo. • R.. oecord: ca~ Edwaflls, Fofll.151.055 mph, Nov. 6, 2005 • Laot -"=Theres nothing qu~e like riding off Into the mist while the pursuers are held at bay. Denny Hamlin deserved to 'Mn the Goody's Coot Orange 500 at Martinsville Speed'NWJ, but a newcomer made the victOI)' a bit easier. The tact that both Hamlin and Michael McDowell, who was making his first Sprint Cup start. were driving Toyotas probably hoo nothing to do with~. but McDowell couldn't have mooe more-enemies hoo . he been -a brand-new rooster in the Sprint Cup henhouse. Hot pursu~ of the winner cooled considerably !hanks to the presence in the waning . laps of the 231ear-old McDowells No. 00 between Hamlin's · No. 18 and, well, everyone else. By the.time Jeff Gordon, Jeff Burton and Jimmie John_ son managed to get past Me-Dowell, Hamlin's car was difli-cu~ to pick out in the gloaming, though Gofllon managed to close to within .398 of a second at the finish. J cl 'J r I • R..: O'Reilly 300 •bee: O'Reilly Allto Parts • Willie: Texas Motor 250 . s~. Fort Worth (1.5 . - . . , Kansas speedway. mileS), 200 laps/300 miles Kansas City, Kan . (1.5 mi.), •Wilen: Saturday, April 5. _ 1671apsf250.5 mileS. • Laot ,...• ....., Matt ......., Saturday, April 26. Kenseth, ford_ •LMt ,...., wiiWr: Erik • Q..,.C.record: Jeff Darnell, ford_ Greell, Chevrolet 193.493 •Qe WJIIC - . 1: BUI mph, April 5, 2002. Lester, Toyota, 173.833 • R.. .-.1: ~n Har· mP,h, July 1. 2005. vick, Chevrolet.145.710 •"*- NCG!d: Ricky Henmph, Nov. 4, 2006. drick, Chevrolet. 125.094 • Laot ,_, Scott Wimmer mph, July 7, 2001. _ drove a Chevrolet to victory, • LMt ,..., Dennis Setzer, the sixth of his career, In · in a Dodge, won for the thifll the Pepsi 300 at Nashville ·time at Martinsville SpeedSuperspeedway. WWJ In his-career, capturing the Kroger 250. J ;;: .: s j:. r -y I J r:s t ] -/ • ·SPORTs • • Final Four previews. • SeehgeBl Senators, Wilson take interest in health need . ' BY BRIM J. REm BREEDtiMYDAIL\'SEN11N£LCOM POMEROY . Rqiresentati ves of U.S. Sens. Sherrod Brown and .George Voinovich, and U.S. Rep. Charlie Wilson, D-Bridgeport, met with Meigs County officials Friday to discuss the fOunty's effons to improve health care services. The meeting came in .the midst of nationwide reports ldlout the death last August of a J No. 11 FEDEx TOYOTA - DENNY HAMLIN SPRINT CUP SERIES Hometown News for Gallia &: Meigs oountie5 Crlftulaa TniCk Middleport woman due ro com' plications of a pregnancy. U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., has used a srory rold about Trina Bachtel ro illuminate·the need for health care reforms. Bachtel's family, however, deny that the 35-year-old Bachtel was ever refused med- . ical _care because she was unable ro pay for it _ · A family llleDlber said Friday that Bachtel was insured through ber mstaurant job, and had been . hospitaliwt at Ohio State Universiiy Hospital for a week at thetimeofberdeath, no time, the family Says, wasAtshe ever sent borne without necessary treatment If she had beea, they would have paid for her care. Bachtel's death was discussed during Clinron 's meeting with the Holman and Nash families in Pomeroy in February, and she has reoounted what now appears to be a false 3CC9Wit in appearances across the country. The_ Washington Post, The Associated · Press and other national media . sources have IqlO!ted the srory. Regardless of the deuils surrounding Bachtel's death, the ~~~~,;~~~&~;;~~~~· I>; c1 · . - Pin• Ml Dn'as. AZ ·- ·Coordinating officer gets nod by boards Burton ' •the hWleiliin-ftiOkie bolh . ....,. lwws. It MlrliOswlle ilnd fcir 11\e.a&on OBrruARIES .IIIIIIM~DIAA Burton's bid to 'Mn two in a'row . foundered because the presence of • · McDowell, making his Sprint Cup but, between Burton and leader Denny Hamlin. "That ·oo· (McDowell's number) is going to leam some mall-' ners, or I'm going to teach him · : si>me; said Burton. IDilll!l- Aellill1 Smitll, .00 111M 0 ct1Dfiniltl14th. it>~ ID lhe post.race-re' port, 20 dilllreritidriVers were in- de-: .wl'llld to crasll!Js;and six_, In more tllan one. "ft!t 41 of the 43 cefbere-atill rimi1g- a:tually, · twO -!lit Of gas- at the end. .. IW!e 'BusCh's Toyota suffered. - ,_ flilure early, finis~ing 38th . -and costi~11\e 22-year-old the ·points leid, wtiich fell to Burton, .00 finiShed first and thir!l in the \wO 8h011-llacl< _raoes to date. ., Three Hendrick drivers - -Dale .Earrihaflll Jt, (fourth 1, Gor!lon (ninth) and Jimmie Johnson (10th) .:.. are now in the top .10. The same is true Of Joe Gibbs ~i~. :Mtlch .has Kyle Busch, • 'TDf!Y Stewaf.t and Hamlin in fifth, Sllth . and elehth. respectively. - Denny Hamlin (abate and beloW) said his win Ill_Marlins'lille was the biCieSt of his ca.,. .. ialtMiy,JI Will Wl!!lh ~for · . 'sure~ ' he lfid. i"'i, ,_ - I • NASCAR .wan~& ,parity - it's 1he Wliale klea bel\ind the cur- • rent w dleSign - and so far, ~'S gpt 11. The manufacturer win& so far are: Ford 2, Toyota 2;rehlwy 1, ilodlle 1. The manu'lacttnr points? Chevy 37, ToyOil! 35, foro 35 and Dodge 25. .. Not onlj' did.Tony Stewart finl!lh fifth, bul 0111!1' the past week he's had his hair cut- finally -and tliS back waxed ... for ~ ~. 'To ral!le•Jt25,000. at.- getting in the leaders' WWf when . you're not on the lead lap and 1hey'l8 trying to settle the outcome. He's · ; not the first to h8YE! trouble adjust- · and he won1 be the laSt to .: learn: 'I I I _. ... - MARTIN.SVILLE, Va. -Natives ,of this co!)1Jllonwealth tmnntedlor their loyalty and pFide, dating -back to the country's birth. It thus came as no sutprise when native Virginian Denny . Hamlin dubbed his victory iJI tHe Goody's.Cool Orange 500 as the most important of his career. "This trac)l: has always been my Super Bow~" he said. "Now I guess you could say it's probably Richmond." Richmond, of course, is the other Sprint Cup track located in Virginia. "(Martinsville) is a track where I have a lot of laps," Hamlin added. "You just get around this place. You learn niches and little things about it that help." · Hamlin became the second Toyota driver from the Joe Gibbs stable to · win during the season's ftrSt six races. All three - Hamlin, Kyle Busch alid Thny'Stewart - are in the top eight of the Cup standings. The 27-year-old native of Chesterfield, Va., also held off Jeff Gordon, which is significant since Gordon has won seven times at the .526-mile The 1atest victory was the fourth of Hamlin's career. He has won in each ·''of his three seasons in Cup and was the 2006 Raybestos Rookie. of ·the_ . :)!ea__r. ------'- - :- _ - • .:_ _::-_- : ·.__:_ ~It's _ ba!'d to be patient," said track, NASCAR's smallest. The Hen- . drick Motorsports drivers who dominated the 2007 season, Gordon and Jimmie Johnson, both finished in the top four, but the Hendrick super team of Gordon, Johnson, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and' Casey Mears still baan't won this year. · _....., I FA N - j j p $ Most ,., nl1r IIIIo• Native son Hamlin wins in his home state for the first time ' By Monte Dut\011 NASCAR This Week . Page AS • Ewetta Bed\tle, 91 w. • L.any McGtalh, 62 . • Carl T. Murdock, 87 • Roger 'T'hon¥Jaon, 58 • Kalal Jc¥» Ytager, ~ IIA5CAR Tllllw.k's Mollie Duttan .,_ lllltlllll: "McDowell was trying his best. but he's got to . learn the aocepted standards of not - _ Photos ll'l CIA Stoct< Photos Hamlin. "When you get so close to winning. so many races and-something bad happens or things just don't work out ... it's toligh to maintain confidence. Your self:esteem starts going down. It takes its toll on you.'' A late problem - his No. 18 didn't come up to speed - cost Hamlin a possible victory at Bristol a week ear· lier. "(It) was just, like, how many times do we have to go through this?" Hamlin said he asked himself. For one more week, as it turned out. AD inopportune pit stop dropped Hamlin as fai back as 20th late in the race. As a result, he was protecting his lead on well-worn tires at the end. "Frankly, I didn't want to have to answer any more questions at the end of the race," said Hamlin, "so I just · went out and woo it." -·i -: Want to vote for Chex Most I'Qp-, ular Driver irt the Sprint Cup Series? It's easy, and you can do tt once a day. Go to www.mostpOpu- -· lafllriver.com and follow the instruc· lions. Last year Dale Earnhardt Jr. ;won the awafll for the fifth consecut!Ve~ar. receiving 1.4 miHioo gf \_h' 3 ;Blii~lion vot~§Cil§t----: , .. -' ' c.,.. .. - ....... .,art a 'M jW IICII r d ' IJ Almost weekly we hear that NASCAR Is as great as ~ is because : Of the fans. If so, I>1T; doesn't NASCAR respect us by fixing the iousy practice and race COYefalle by : _ ABC and ESPN? ESPN misses practices coml)let&; ly, and ABC misses restarts at races · con ~l stently. 'l'hese are vitally lmpor- ; . tant ___ _.. Fox and NBC never hOO this problem , and their commentators are superior In experience and 1Jef· INSIDE " ' --wEAThER . / ·-\ . • e~ans1on • Dllllllllll II:C Gunter, Iexas Just out of curiosity: Jn wnar other sport dpes TV prrNicJe cXwetage of practice on a regula' basJs? . i' ; Let's Go Racin!! .. 4 SECilONS - 114 P.,¥J1!8 ' :Around Town A3 'Celebrations C4 Classifieds Editorials ..,. ...ling: • Ford l llutQru •It ...,.. ' • Engll-. Tran..., C•n• & l'lanMIIalonl. . • A,..._tlill Rlpl..:•nent 8Nellllet8l& Components • For All" ,,.. of Vehlc:lll ·.- ~ c3 Obituaries As 8 Section A6 Weather HOLZER 'CLINIC A4 Movies Sports {740) 992-2155 03_5 insert Comics "S. ..;"' J ,_·1(./t· r, t ~ · '~ - ·c - ~ v.-.,. ... 111 11• eo. Jl( II • Sign of the times· .----_.;.,----- begin N~lYTRtBUHE. COM ........ ._.. . ' .· - ·HolzerER • , .' INDEX 111 Court St. Pomeroy, OH , RIO GRANDE - A officer who wilt work With the adminis- . tration and boards of trustees for the University of Rio Grande and Rio . Grande Community College will have her ftrst meeting on campus later this week. Dr. "Barbara GellmanDanley was ·nominated by Ohio Board- of Regents Chancellor Eric Ftngerhut last month to serve as the coordinating officer, a po s it i on Fin g erhut proposed in an agreement that Dr. IIMbMa · ended a dispure between the Rio Grande boards oyer governance and affordability issues. _ lfer.l!PR!iinJmJ;nt' has_~ 'ii"".lrtt-1 J!I'I'J'Oved b-y-!l-re-uniyersity Board alid receives approval from the_community college board in a special meeting on April 2. coordinatin~ _, Read irwre from Monte Dutton at www. ga.~tongazette.com KKEL.lYOMYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM 6!r sonal~- ( BY KEviN KDJ.y GALLIPOLIS John Clayton Jeffers showed oo emotion after being sentenced ro life in prison by Judge D. Dean Evans in Gallia County CoiiiDIQn Pleas Court on Friday, Jeffers, 34, of Southside, W.Va., was convicted on one count of murder and one count of theft of a motor vebicle in cormection to the death of Larry R. Coil aa the Island V.ew MCIW in Gallipolis 011 July 19, 2007. At the time of his death, Cox bad been living in Kissimmee, . and was in ~lis wort at Cox been ~ and in the Ironton/Ashland, Ky., area and had . lived in this vicinity for much of his life. A number of his family members were present for Jeffers' trial and sentencing. They remembered Cox as a bard-wort. ing man that never knew a strangec. He liked ro fish and bunt and attend Sunday dinners wi~ his family. He was a son, a brother, a father and a grandfather. He was mere months from retirement when be was killed and had bought a piece land to live .out what he and his wife • "'.......to,....,.,. _ . .........., _ called their "golden yeatS." "''I""~ VI~ husband Wali a___g__ood man, a -:-- k:Jvt-loostl:al11er Skybus-··~t~~=~ saiiJ COx's Wife; -51Won.. Allllfm to shUt doWn. · I people, he had a strong work ethic; a handshake was as good as See Page A6 your word. If you kriew my husband, for • Study shows hi!ll something like this to happc;n ro him is levels of toxic chemical just.uobelievable. I feel like I'm' living a in residen1s' blood. ni htlnare." §I have ft ve brothers and two sisters," See Paige A2 said Cox's oldest sister, Phyllis Woods, • Roller promoted "and none ro give away to murder. · US "' .:-UnfortunatelY, John Jeffers decided ro n 1 • ...,./,...... m : · ,...r run..... take one of my brothers. He has no See Paige A3 remorse now, but one day he'll see ,my John Clayton Jeffers is led out of Gallia County Common Pleas Court following his sentencing hearing Friday morning. Jeffers was ~nte(lced to life in prison ,.,............... A2 tor murder and 18 months for theft of a motor vehicle. "). The Daily Sentinel BY E'uZABEIII Rlaa ERI~lYlliiBUNE.COM GALLIPOUS - - James R. Phillippe, president of Holw Medical Center, ant)CfUnced Friday the e~sion and renovation of lhCJi'l'lmeraency Department (ED)atHMC. . . • The expansion will add· three additional treatment rooms, and the renovation will create additional space for patie~t tr!age ~d ~­ \late reg~strallon, tn addition to converting some existing treatment bays inro private rooms. . Lori Saunders, RN, MSN, FNP, unit manager of the Emergency Department HMC conui:lentS;adding exua treatmtent rooms, we are creating an environment in which patients will be able to get mto the Emergency Department at a much quicker-rate. PI I I 'p liS: A2 I... - . IIRin KoiJ/..... While the Raccoon Creek had not left ·its banks ·at VInton as of Saturday morning, officials were looking ahead and posting high water signs, such as this one on Ohio .325 'North .,Heavy rain late In ltle week prompted Gallla County Local Sthools to dismiss early on Friday and people living in areas that historically flood were advised to watch creek and stream levels. ' . 111••-.,_, Please see OHkier. A2 Rutland in need of fiscal officer av am. Samoo , ae!'JlG_Q!Til>-"ffilAilYSENJlNCL.COM RUTLAND - The vil lage of Rutland, which has seen its share of fi nancial woes, is now in need of a new fiscal officer and water/sewer -clerk to at least maintain the small progress its made ·in digging out of debt. . Joyce Frye, who until Saturday was both the vil lage's water/sewer clerk and fiscal officer. resigned the positions. On March 22, Frye resigned only her position as water/sewer clerk after accepting the part-time position of mayor's court clerk for Middleport. At that time, Frye said this parttime position would allow her to continue her duties as fiscal officer in Rutland up to 16 hours a week. Frye was hired as fiscal officer for around- I 0 hours a week. She also said any extensive - training she received for mayor's court clerk could be applied to the mayor's cler( -position ' in Rutland if the vi llage wished to utilize it. In a letter to Frye, Mayor Lowen Vance said ~ e PI ••-litllaRd,Al � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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